i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. tomorrow state and local leaders along with representatives from 39 countries will discuss how to be true to the paris climate agreement. >> "abc 7 news" reporter melendez is live in the embarcadero with a look at how the players are. >> reporter: reenergizing the climate movement is the purpose of the summit, led by governor jerry brown and a few of his friends. >> thank you and welcome to california and this very important summit on climate change. >> reporter: despite the trump administration's views on climate change, governor jerry brown insisted we are still in, referring to california's commitment to the paris agreement. that international treaty seeks to reduce emissions of green house gases around the globe. >> you have to be warriors and innovators and missionaries. >> former vice president and environmentalist al gore counts himself as one of the so-called warriors. >> and creating a world we can

say to our kids and grand kids, this is the best we could do. we did not close our eyes, we did not turn away. we are awake. we are alive, we're paying attention. we are going to do the right thing. >> reporter: gore attributed california's wildfires and hurricanes like florence to global warming. the innovators in this movement are many of the businesspeople like gary hershberg of stoney field farms. for him protecting the environment is the way to make money. >> if i can tell the consumer i'm reducing my toxics or climate or water footprint and i can get their loyalty, that's gold. >> reporter: finally in the mix. grace cathedral and other episcopalian churches in northern california have become visual faces of the movement. >> i've devoted my life to racial reconciliation, to immigrant rights, to gender, to anti-war, all kinds of things, but the health of the planet

holds all of those. so if the planet is falling apart, all of those issues become worse and worse and worse. >> reporter: and the summit, of course, kicks off tomorrow at moscone center through friday. in san francisco, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >> thank you. howard street is closed between 3rd and 4th street near moscone center until the end of the month. it is due to the climate summit and the upcoming dream force conference. local politicians say they're stepping up leadership on climate issues in the absence of federal action. the u.s. conference of mayors released results of a 158-city survey. >> guiding climate change takes all of our cities working together to share information, practices and ideas so we can come up with effective solutions that will protect our environment for generations to come. >> 65% of the cities surveyed

already use renewable electricity for municipal operations. 57% plan for new climate actions in dumbing year. our coverage of this important coming summit and the many events continue later this hour. coming up after 6:30, a closer look at how much pollution a hamburger can make and what restaurants are doing. smoke from a fire in solano county triggered an alert. 500 to 600 acres burned it was brought under control. it started on grizzly island. no homes were damaged and no one was hurt. some roads were closed off and trucks trying to head to a nearby landfill were stopped while fights did their work. you saw video from sky 7, but here is another look at the fire from the air. it gives you a pretty good perspective. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. meantime, in west marin cal fire lifted its evacuation order a

short time ago. the fire there had potential to get away from firefighters, but residents tell abc 7 reporter wayne freedman it is close enough. >> reporter: it is one of the regions people pass through but rarely stop. today by contrast they received plenty of attention. >> not that bad, but it was still very terrifying because i have never seen anything that close. >> reporter: the irving fire broke out last night just over a ridge in nearby samuel p. taylor state park. always of this afternoon it had yet to burn 200 acres and cal fire began to get a hand on containment. in materialthe early hours they evacuated neighborhoods and closed a local school. >> do you feel vulnerable? >> yes, we do. at 6:00 we could smell smoke. >> reporter: it is the region residents to not want to see fire because the elements conspire against them. you have a narrow road, lots of brush. they're describing what happened last night as a wake-up call. even take rosie exelmyer had a

change of attitude. with most of the danger gone and mandatory evacuations lifting, she continued packing her car. >> if anything happened i was going to be out of here really fast. >> reporter: for many around here, it has been 24 hours of best-laid plans now needing readjustment. tom featherston had 25 gallons standing by for emergency firefighting. >> i was ready but the power went out about 10:00 and then the pumps don't work. >> reporter: those are some tough lessons. around here learned and easier way. in west marin county, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." a man faces felony charges after alameda county deputies say he attacked a candidate running for congress. the 35 year old is in the santa rita jail tonight. depps tell us fazeli tried to stab rudy peters during a festival in castro valley on sunday. he first screamed profanities about president trump.

then he threw a coffee mug at him and a scuffle broke out. peters believes the switchblade knife malfunctioned. >> i could see his thumb strike to try to get the blade to come out. >> reporter: he is running as a republican against democratic eric swalwell who tweeted today it is never okay to use violence to settle political disagreements. a vigil will be held tonight in front of the home of brian egge, the missing san francisco man whose remains are believed to be those of the mutilated body found in his south of market home in august. neighbors and city officials want answers from police on their handling of this case. "abc 7 news" reporter vic lee is live from his south of market neighborhood tonight. vic. >> reporter: dan, the vigil happened at dusk in front of brian egge's home whichef ts ae. his fily a here from florida yesterday afternoon. there are still, as you say, a lot of questions unanswered,

major questions. among them, the medical examiner has yet to identify that badly-mutilated body, and no charges have yet been filed against the two people of interest. outside the home of brian egge, roses and cards, the sight of tonight's vigil held by his family and friends. >> i certainly have had a lot of nightmares thinking about what happen eldin side that house. >> reporter: scott free was the neighbor who called police asking for a welfare check on his friend brian egge. that was in august. the 65-year-old man had been missing for some two months. his sister in florida filed a missing persons report. on both occasions police say officers received no response when they went to the house and they saw nothing suspicious. in mid august, neighbors called police again after seeing a crime scene cleaning crew at the home. this time police searched the house and found a body in a fish tank, a body without a head or

hands, presumably the mutilated remains of brian egge. they detained two persons of interest, one of them lance silva who is being held at alameda county jail on another case. free and other neighbors are angry at the way police responded. >> they should have taken it more seriously from the beginning. >> i do think that they're going to have to explain what happened because on the surface it doesn't look great. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor rafr yell mendelman chairs the public safety committee. >> i met with the police chief. they're doing an internal investigation about what happened and whether they followed best practice. >> we're talking about a wellness check. senior citizens, if someone fell inside, died inside, you won't know unless you enter. >> reporter: police commissioner petra de jesus wants answers which she hopes to get at tomorrow's commission meeting. >> the family had called, done a missing person's report. you would imagine on a missing person's report, you would go and find a way into the house. >> reporter: a member of brian

egge's family tells us they may have a statement later at the vigil. we will be there. vic lee, "abc 7 news." >> vic, thank you. in the east bay oakland police are investigating a fire at a homeless encampment on east 12th street this morning. they did find a man's body there. police say the body was found near part of the encampment not affect by the fire. there are no signs of trauma and it is being investigated as an unexplained death. the fire started around 2:45 a.m. residents were evacuated and no one was hurt. people across the bay area are constantly trying to find new solutions to address homelessness. in the south bay tonight a group of volunteers is bucking the system and creating tent villages almost overnight at low cost. to prove their point, theyui on permission. abc 7 reporter david louie is live at hope village near the airport. david. >> reporter: a very unusual way to solve a problem. frustrated by the pace of government, three community groups led by san jose catholic worker decided to sidestep bureaucracy and build out this

tent village. now, they did so quietly in order to avoid road blocks and opposition. here it stands on state property and lots of supporters out tonight to celebrate their accomplishment. it is not what you envision when you think of a homeless village. visitors notice immediately it is clean and orderly. the tents are spaced out to provide privacy and what is a state parking lot at the unemployment office. called hope village, it was assembled in a matter of days by a team of volunteers who never got permission to do this. they said they got tired of waiting for government to act. they think this model serves as a concept to put up homeless housing economically. they did this on a $10,000 budget. charles nelson is one of the seven residents. a laid-off warehouse man, he has lived five years in a homeless encampment. although he receives social security, it doesn't cover rent, food and other living expenses. here he feels secure. >> a stable environment. i can go to school. i don't have to worry about something being stolen. we have a common area where we

can cook. a home-cooked meal, you know. >> reporter: residents were select because they're not drug users and are known to volunteer from post outreach. >> because we knew there's high risk with this in terms of public reaction, we looked for people who don't have an active substance abuse problem, who are not serious mentally ill, whose primary issue at this point is lack of adequate income to rent a place. >> reporter: however, they could face eviction because they're squatters. jim davis is a consultant to the governor's office. >> the people here have to submit the paperwork to the state of california to request permission to use the property, and then the state of california will do an evaluation and make a decision. >> reporter: the residents of hope village include a former firefighter, a school teacher and a postal worker. now, there are a number of elected officials here this evening, and if they like what they're seeing perhaps we might see this spring up in other parking lots across san jose. we're live in san jose.

david louie, "abc 7 news." >> all right, david. thank you. new at 6:00 here, the new effort to keep you safe in bay area rideshares and the steps that you can take right now to protect yourself. also caught on camera, the southern califoria man's bmw that suddenly burst into flames and he says his car wasn't under a recall. i'm spencer christian. i will give you a look at cool weather here in the bay area and dangerous hurricane florence coming up in a moment. a woman orders a designer handbag and winds up with two of them. the mistake was easy, the refund not so m

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a snapchat recording provided evidence that helped convict a former high school football player of raping a teenage girl. he attended concord's de lasalle's high school. the victim was enroll at carondelet high. the two share classes. the victim could clearly be heard telling the suspect to stop on the snapchat clip. sentencing takes place next month. the san francisco district attorney announced a new public education campaign to enhance safety for rideshare users. if you use rideshare, you will want to know about this. "abc 7 news" reporter melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: when things go wrong, they can go very wrong very quickly. >> reporter: san francisco district attorney george gascone announcing the rideshare with care campaign take. the san francisco police department and rideshare company uber joining the announcement. the campaign outlines three points. the first, verify the license

plate number, color, make and model of the car to the rideshare app. second, confirm the driver's name before you provide your name and make sure the driver matches the picture on your rideshare app. finally, share your location and destination with a friend, family member or someone you trust. >> the safety features that are built into the uber act don't work unless you are in the right car. >> reporter: the district attorney said there wasn't any one incident that prompted the campaign. he declined to comment today about the alleged rideshare rapist case. in july he was arraigned on rape charges that allegedly occurred over five years. investigators say he posed as a lyft driver as the victims left nightclubs and bars in san francisco. >> what we saw in the rideshare rapist case was the individual got into a car that was not an uber or lyft they actually ordered. >> i think the need for this campaign is pretty obvious. you see the stories in the news and so do we. this is an issue that is 100%

preventable. >> reporter: uber says in may it rolled out an emergency button for riders and one for drivers. just last week that connects them to 911 when activated. uber says it launched a feature called trusted contacts where you can set up certain people to share your trip automatically with them every time you take a trip. a lyft spokesperson was invited to the announcement today but the district attorney said that person couldn't make it. the d.a. said lyft has said it will work with the d.a.'s office. in san francisco, melanie woodrow, "abc 7 news." a los angeles man is demanding answers after his parked bmw caught fire spontaneously. it happened on monday. he had just gotten home from work. he park his 2017 x3 on the street in front of his home. >> my neighbor like 14 minutes later comes banging on our door, telling me our car was on fire. 20, 30-foot tall flames. it was pretty scary. >> the car was a loss. as you can see, the scorched

asphalt that remains. last year abc news investigated similar bmw fires. none of the vehicles had open vehicles for fire-related issues, but then months later bmw issued two recalls involving one million vehicles over concern about the risk of fire for certain parts. as you get your free snow cone today? a special celebration took place in downtown san francisco. the sf public utilities commission marked 100 years of clean power by giving away free snow cones. they came in flavors like bioblueberry and renewable raspberry and they were poured over ice cream mayed from edgy water. they have a history of practicing responsible, sustainable energy. >> we are proud to lead the charge on this very important issue. >> the event was also organized to mark the global climate action summit which is coming to town. all right. checking on our weather here in

the bay area. >> speaking of climate, right? "abc 7 news" weather anchor spencer christian tracking the forecast. >> right now we have clear skies but in a little bit of a cooling trend. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have sunny skies from coast to inland. it is breezy out there. we had fairly gusty conditions throughout the day. what a beautiful view looking down on to the bay and portions of san francisco. it is 63 here in the city right now. oakland, 67. 73 at mountain view and san jose. 77 at morgan hill and 61 at half moon bay. here is a view from the east bay his camera looking out towards the hills and mountains of marin county. looking north ward right now. it is 81 degrees in santa rosa. napa, 75. 73 in know swraut owe. fairfield, 80. 82 degrees in concord and 76 in livermore. the view from emeryville looking back towards san francisco and along the bay bridge, where we see traffic moving along slowly. these are our forecast features. it will be partly cloudy and breeze rhee overnight. cooler than average weather into

the weekend with minor warming developing into the weekend and overnight. mainly clear skies with a few passing low clouds. overnight lows generally in the low to mid 50s and a little cooler in the north bay valleys, napa, santa rosa. cloverdale will see lows in the upper 40s. in the early morning hours we may see a patch or two of lingering low clouds or coastal cloud, and then a few clouds moving through under the remainder of the day. it will be cooler quite a bit than today was. temperatures in the inland only in the mid to upper 60s. let's take a closer look at the south bay. we will see highs of 72 in santa clara, 73 at san jose. mainly low 70s in the peninsula as well. highs on the coast upper 50s to low 60s. in an around san francisco, look for highs in the mid 60s. 64 in the city. in the north bay, 70 in san

rafael. 72 in sonoma. 70 at union city and tin land east bay will have highs mainly in the mid to upper 70s. looking at tropical weather in the pacific. tropical storm owe liveia is headed towards the central reeg wron of hawaii, expected to pass through the central part of the state tomorrow southeast of honolulu, packing maximum sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. while it is strong enough to produce wind damage, the greater concern is flooding from the heavy rain that's likely to accompany this storm. then it is going to pass on out to sea and weaken. here is a look at the accuweather seven day forecast here in the bay area. temperatures will be quite a few degrees below average over the next three days. inland highs, mid to upper 70s. right around the bay, about 70, 72 degrees. 60 on the coast. we will see milder conditions on saturday and a little warmer on sunday, monday and tuesday. i will have a loser look at dangerous hurricane florence in a few minutes as it approaches the central atlantic coast.

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on monday night football. >> abc 7 explains why beast mode marshawn lynch dominated the conversation on the field and on social media. >> marshawn lynch got raider nation fired up early in the game with this unstoppable touchdown. it is not the running back's talent that has legs today. it is his look, specifically his high school picture shown during the broadcast. >> he's from right here in oakland. went to oakland tech high school, about eight miles away. look at this photo of marshawn lynch back in high school. >> social media immediately went nuts. "sports illustrated" asked people on twitter to make high school marshawn a meme, so here are a few. me on twitter versus me on facebook. how about this one, superman versus clark kent. how about this, beast mode released code. guess they think he looks like an engineer there a little bit. some photoshoped his face in place of erkel's on the poster of the old tv show "family

matters." others commented, the football star looked like an insurance agent in high school. for everyone who is surprised by his old picture though, just remember lynch went to uc berkley on a 3.5 gpa and 1200 sat score. kristen sze, "abc 7 news." >> thanks, kristen. that colin kaepernick jersey we told you about yesterday is already sold out. it sold out within hours on his personal website. some of the proceeds will go to his foundation, raising awareness on interacting with police. well, next at 6:00, a dangero dangerous category 4 is bearing down on the east coast tonight. spencer christian is back with the storm track as residents in north carolina brace for the worst. plus --. jules, this is brian. listen, i'm on an airplane that's been highjacked. if things don't go well, i want want you to know i absolutely love you. >> on this september 11th, a chilling new glimpse into the moment

live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." take a look.

live doppler 7 shows the path of what the national hurricane center calls a "life threatening storm." that's hurricane florence. right now it is posing a triple threat to the carolinas as well as virginia. and massive evacuations are underway. you can see that long line of cars on the left there in north carolina, people trying to get out of harm's way. >> they boarded up their windows and doors and cleared out grocery stores of food and water. >> this is what they're so worried about, and with good reason. the satellite image from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration shows the storm's huge eye wall. it is a massive storm. >> let's get right to abc 7 weather anchor spencer christian for a look at the path of hurricane florence. spencer. >> as you can see on this map we have hurricane warning and watches issued for an expansive area of the south atlantic coast from charleston, south carolina up to virginia beach. you mentioned the triple threat of the storm. it includes a storm surge which could be ten-feet high or higher, surging on shore ahead

of the storm itself. of course, the potential for damaging wind, and these winds will be damaging. right now the storm, category 4 with 140 miles per hour sustained winds. of course, the massive, severe widespread flooding likely to accompany the storm as it makes landfall around midday friday at a category 3 hurricane, moving on to the north carolina coast if it stays on this track and slowing down and producing widespread flooding. we are looking at rainfall potential of two to three feet of rainfall. not inches, but feet. we will keep tracking it for you. dan. >> spencer, thank you. meantime, people in hawaii are stocking up to hunker down as tropical storm olivia approaches. the governor is asking president trump to declare emergency for the state. all public schools and government offices in maury county will be closed tomorrow. remember, you can download our "abc 7 news" app for the latest tracking of both hurricanes. also be sure to tune in to "abc 7 news" at 11:00 for

late-breaking information on both storms. many across our nation paused today to mark 17 years since the september 11th attacks. >> my uncle martin, we love you, we miss you. >> in new york, victims' names were read at the world trade center to mark the solemn occasion. nearly 3,000 people were killed in the attacks. they were also remembered at the pentagon where a large flag was displayed over the point of the plane's impact. president trump paid tribute at the 9/11 memorial in shankesville, pennsylvania. >> your tears are not shed alone for they are shared grief with an entire nation. >> in the years since 9/11, more than 150 police officers have died from exposure to toxins released when the twin towers collapsed. the head of the fbi says we are just beginning to witness the long-term effects of their work in the rubble. ♪

>> union city hosted its annual remembrance ceremony today at the "flight 93" memorial. in 2007 union city became the first in the united states to create a memorial specifically for the flight bound for san francisco. it is located in sugar mill landing park. it includes 40 granite stones bearing the names of the passengers and crew members. most were bay area residents including the pilot, jason dobb. san francisco joined an effort today started by families of 9/11 victims who urge americans to do a good deed today as a tribute. >> "abc 7 news" reporter carolyn tyler shows you how volunteers did that at pier 35. >> reporter: there were the traditional ways to pay tribute with prayers -- song -- ♪ america >> reporter: and the ringing of a fire bell. but then a san francisco's pier 35, hundreds including congresswoman nancy pelosi

turned 9/11 into a day of service. they packed up 300,000 meals for the san francisco marin food bank. >> we will never forget, but how do you remember? you remember when service and with helping people. >> reporter: philanthropic efforts like this were started by a nonprofit called my good deed, now known at 9/11 day, created by families who lost loved ones that day like the bay area's alice hoagland whose son mark bingham was one of the heroes who fought the highjackers of "flight 93." >> i miss him a lot, every day. >> reporter: hoagland wasn't up to attending today's event but talked over the phone about its special meeting. >> i think it is wonderful that people want to turn the suffering and pain and a horrible memory of 9/11 into something good and joyful. >> reporter: congress and president obama officially designated 9/11 a national day of service and remembrance back

in 2009. it is now said to be the largest day of giving. >> this is a way, i feel, that we can honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: tim murphy says 9/11 inspired him to become a firefighter. >> the sacrifices made that day by all involved, they can never be for gotten. >> reporter: organizers say 30 million americans will take time to do a good deed today. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, "abc 7 news." >> nice way the honor those lost obviously. the tsa released a new chilling video today of first responders and 911 calls compiled fromsept. you can find the full version on our website, abc7news.com. here is a portion. >> american 11, are you trying to call. >> the cockpit is not answering their phone. our number one has been stabbed and our five has been stabbed. >> dan calling from boston center. i have a situation with american 11, a possible highjack. >> what's going on?

>> the air krarkt craft is erra again. >> bet rhee, talk to me. belty, are you there? betty? betty? >> what? >> 737. >> what? >> who are you talking to? >> oh, god. oh, my good. >> united 175, new york. we have some problems over here right now. we might have a highjack over here, two of them. >> jewels, this is brian. listen, i'm on an airplane that has been highjack. if things don't go well, not looking good, i want you to know i absolutely love you. i want you to do good, have good times. for my parents and everybody, i totally love you and i'll see you when you get there. buy, b

buy -- bye babe. >> what are those people gonna do? all of the elevators are blocked down. >> what is going on? takes you back. what an intense, tragic day. this is a live picture now. tonight the new york city skyline is illuminated with beams of light more than four miles into the sky. 2,981 people died during the terrorist attacks 17 years ago today. tonight a grieving nation remembers their lives. on a day we can never, will never forget. on a day we can ne never forget.

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with the sun shining it was a great day to be a tree in san

francisco. this very green event was part of the city's run-up to the global action summit being held at moscone center. crews planted trees. the mayor said that the tree program, which is expanding across the city, is a crucial part of san francisco's campaign against green house gases and climate change. 60 top bay area restaurants are going carbon neutral as part of the summit. >> that means their meals will not generate carbon dioxide while being produced. >> reporter: how much does your hamburger cost? not in cash, but in carbon emissions? check the balance. >> this is a project called in the balance. it is an interactive installation that helps us visualize the carbon footprint of different type of food we eat every day. >> reporter: the weight of each cube is different, depending on how many carbon emissions each food generates.

one gets feed-lot beef. the other side is balanced with other foods of varying carbon emissions. >> you can see the huge contrast. one side is like a pile of food and the other side is still one single ingredients. >> reporter: if you consider ground beef about the size of a mcdonald's patti, for the same amount of carbon emissions it took to produce the two ounces of beef you could eat six ounces of salmon, four ounces of pass to you, six ounces of broccoli, 12 ounces of tomatoes, two ounces of eggs and two ounces of oranges. >> i think people have the idea that sustainable food is a sacrifice of either flavor or amount. it is actually a real opportunity to engage with the way food is grown. >> reporter: compared to a vehicle, one pound of beef is similar to driving 27 miles, producing one pound of cheese is equal to driving more than 13 miles. a pound of fish, more than four miles of driving. a pound of pasta, just over one mile. one pound of tomatoes is similar

to driving .3 of a mile. >> reporter: t >> the idea is not to prevent people from eating beef or other animal protein. the idea is maybe we can switch some of the ingredients in our daily diet the make it a little better. >> reporter: kristen sze, "abc 7 news." >> interesting. we all have choices to make obviously. for more information and to calculate the carbon foot print of your meals, check out our story at abc7news.com. it is one thing to splurge it is one thing to splurge on acalifornia phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours.

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>> it is not like it was $100 order. it was $750 wallet. >> she ordered it from sachs fifth avenue avenue only to find out it wasn't in stock. >> i responded to them, no problem, cancel the order. >> she bought the wallet from barny's instead. it seemed okay until sac's shipped her the wallet too. she now had two of the expensive orders. she shipped one back to sac's and it promised a refund. >> i watched it for a couple of weeks, watched my paypal account and nothing. >> she e-mailed sachs. >> they said allow us 48 hours to research it and get back to you. >> bobbi says she still didn't get the refund. >> they never responded back to me, and so i would e-mail them again. every response says, please allow 48 hours to investigate. >> after more e-mails, bobbie began to worry she would never see her money. >> i said i'm going to involve

channel "7 on your side" and see if i can get it refunded. >> when we contacted saks, it told us it had already refunded her paypal account before we got involved. we contacted paypal and it said the money went to her paypal line of credit, not her regular paypal account. >> we have located the credit for your valentino rhinestone wallet. it really was credited. yeah. >> paypal offers both a regular balance account and a line of credit. bobbie bought the wallet with her line of credit so the refund went back to the original form of payment. bobbie says she checked both accounts and the credit didn't show up. now, i want to hear from you. the "7 on your side" hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the telephone number is 415-954-8151. you can also reach me through my facebook page and on "abc 7 news." >> thank you, michael. one last time want to update the weather forecast. >> spencer is here with the

latest. >> going into the nighttime and overnight hours, mainly clear skies. as we get into the overnight hours we may see a patch or two of low clouds near the coast overnight. lows in the low to mid 50s. the clouds are moving along the coastline. meanwhile inland areas and the bay will have mainly clear skies with a few passing high clouds. that will be the pattern tomorrow as well. tomorrow's highs will range from low 60s at the coast to mainly upper 60s to about 70 around the bay, and only mid to upper 70s inland where we had some upper 80s today. cooler than average weather the next three days through friday, under bright skies though and minor warming over the weekend. going into early next week, temperatures will climb a couple of degrees up to the average range for this time of the year. >> thanks, spencer. >> all right. on to sports. tough loss last night for the raiders. >> mindy is here with the latest. >> it is always hard to luge but harder to lose on monday night football. >> yeah, opening game. >> so says jon gruden and he should know. yes, the raiders stunk in the

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now abc 7 sports with mindi balk. >> some time during the raiders' monday football game a skunk found its way into the coliseum and let lose its stench. i can attest to that. today jon gruden joked maybe that's what messed up the raiders in the second half. oakland was not good. the raiders took a three-point lead into the third quarter but out scored by the rams 23-0 in the second half.

derek carr through two costly interceptions including a pick six in the fourth yarder. gruden remains optimistic even though the results were not great. >> it stinks. it is not fun. but we have work to do, it is obvious we have work to do. we will build this football team bake. it may not happen tonight but we'll keep laying bricks. we have a great group of guys and we'll get ready for the next battle. knowing how good derek is, it gives us hope we can get it all solved. >> san forward's bryce love has an undisclosed injury and willing not suit up when the cardinals take on uk davis. he rushed for 106 yards and 22 carries, but he left in the fourth quarter after taking a hard hit. head coach david shaw told espn love could have finished the game if needed. sean manaea will not return for the postseason and it is possible he won't return next

season. the a's top starter will undergo arthroscopic surgery on pitching shoulder next week in los angeles. he was placed on the disabled list at the end of august. the team will know more after the surgery, but expect him to be out for a year. the left-hander started 27 games this season and leads the team with 12 wins. in april against boston he threw the 12th no-hitter in franchise history. the a's have 13 pitchers available tonight in baltimore. manaea probably one of the reasons. top of the third, matt chapman. sends this one to the ball. that's his 38th double of the year. brings in jonathan luke roy for oakland's first run. cliffs davis an rbi single that's the 11th rbi of the month as well. the's lead 3-2 in bottom of the ninth, about to hand baltimore the major league worst 103rd loss. the sharks evander kane

signed a deal in the off-season and is ready for training camp. but the winger is also thinking about his post-playing career. during a visit to abc 7 we put him through a little media training. >> let's see what we got. tonight in sports. the sharks trade for evander kane and boy did he deliver. first period, no score. cane with a shot past mike smith. team teal takes the lead 1-0. second period, down 2-1. cane on redirect, evens it up. it is the second of the night. in the second period, tied at three. kane but he is not done. tonight in third, a shot towards the net and the sharks win 7-4. >> cold water cities, big city, small city, so san jose is probably the closest city reminds me of vancouver. >> antioch, it will be 84 there. san francisco a little cooler down there.

half moon bay, some nice golf in that area as well. i golfed out there. 62, a little cooler. might want to wear pants on the golf course. >> here we go. >> there we go. >> oh, come on! this is just flat-out wrong. evander kane and i thought we bonded during the espys. clearly not. >> all right. can i keep this? >> i think he was best at the weather, spencer. >> i think so, too. >> great. >> with a little coaching there. >> absolutely. >> you can see more of evander kane on our facebook live page. >> he did a great job. >> absolutely. >> thank you, mindi. joining us tonight on cable channel 713, the terrifying attack in a national park. what officials believe happened to this missing woman. that's at 9:00. on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, an opportunity to own this victorian in oakland for free. there is a catch though, and it is a big one. tonight on abc 7 here is the line-up.

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