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los gatos and half moon bay. we have the red flag warnings continuing for north winds 20 to 30 miles an hour. that's the average. we'll see gusts higher. here's the highlighted areas. north bay hills, east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. and of course the possibility of fires to be ignited and spread. we're looking at those winds from 31 miles an hour, and then the gusts have been up to 54 miles an hour at mt. diablo. a warmer day, 70s by midday, coast and bay near 70 later on at the shoreline with 0s inland. the senateiay corett kavsjuwa wor what's been a public and contentious political battle.

lid linda lopez explains. >> reporter: a hue victory. bret could you have gnaw is a u.s. supreme court justice sworn in by chief justice john roberts. president trump, jubilant. >> judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. >> the bitterly polarized senate narrowly confirming the 53-year-old in a near party line vote. the vote interrupted several times by protesters shouting from the gallery. justice kavanaugh's lifetime appointment now likely to shift the balance of the supreme court, creating a 5-4 conservative majority for what could be decades to come. the hard-fought battle toward confirmation hampered by claims that kavanaugh sexually assaulted women, during high school and while a student at yale. >> what degree of certainty do

you believe that peretz kavanaugh assaulted you. >> 100%. >> vehemently denying the allegations. >> i was not at the party described by dr. ford. >> reporter: just after the vote, incensed protesters swarming the steps of the supreme court, police making arrested as lawmakers weigh in. >> judge kavanaugh is an extraordinary man, i'm glad he will be on the court. >> the bitterness, the partisanship threatens the very foundation of the senate. >> reporter: with control of both of senate and house in play, each party is hoping this will energize their bases on election day. now just one month away. linda lopez, abc news no. coming up on "this week cogs kelley anne conway and senator hirono will discuss the confirmation to the supreme court. you can watch the if you interviews with george stephanopoulos right here.

kavanaugh's accuser has no further plans to pursue he misconduct accusation against them. her attorney says she feels she did the right thing and has no regrets. and banks says blasey ford does not want him to be impeached. two other women later emerged with misconduct allegations from the 1980s. could you have gnaw has denied and you have of the claims. his confirmation sparked protests across the country and right here. a rally in support of sexual assault survivors was held in oakland. katy has the details. >> reporter: a message -- we believe survivors. >> i work with sexual assault survivors a lot. the fact that this country is still not taking that seriously is beyond me. >> reporter: beyond that su

people are concerned about now supreme court justice brett kavanaugh's judicial temperament. >> the words were so chilling. he was saying what goes around comes around.. he's going to get on the supreme court and absolutely will be partisan and biased. >> reporter: those who oppose and apalaced narrow he confirmation fall along parties. >> i think he'll be good, with lots of opinions, and lots of experience. >> reporter: governor jerry brown disagrees, tweeting -- this controversial and partisan choice further deepens the divisions in america and profoundly undermines democratic governance, a real tragedy. california's sanctuary city fight may eventually land at the now conservative supreme court. some fear a conservative social shift could have an effect for generations. >> scared for my children.

>> my twoah, i'm just scared about the world they'll be living in. >> reporter: both sides of the political spectrum see this outrage ion as a rally cry. will come this november. reaction to brett kavanaugh's confirmation has been pouring in on twitter. senator dianne feinstein is clearly disappointed saying this undermines the legitimacy of the [. senator lindsey graham says he spoke with kavanaugh to congratulate, but lamented the process. minority leader nancy pelosi echoed senator feinstein and implore voters to turn out in november. and kevin mccarthy tweeted out his support for kavanaugh. he also thanked the senate leaders. as soon as the vote was announced, abc 7 news sent a push alert that the senate confirmed brett kavanaugh in a 50-48 vote. you can learn breaking news as

soon as it happens when you download the app and enable push alerts for senate updates. secretary of state mike pompeo says he had a good trip to north korea after meeting with kim jong-un. in a tweet he said they continued to make progress on agreements made at the singapore summit. he was on his fourth visit to pyongyang to take steps toward deknack larsization. he is now in south korea. moon says he hopes a second summit will be arranged soon. did you hear them? it is one of my favorite san francisco sounds. the stars of fleetweek dazzle as always, the blue angels soared above san francisco bay. abc 7 news reporter carlos s

saucedo spent the day with people who -- >> reporter: the loud thunder on a clear day could mean only one thing -- jets flying high. >> it was cool. it was loud, it was cool. it had a bunch of colors. >> this junior group came from the central valley to get a taste of the seagoing military experience. >> the navy is out here showing what they have, just being able to tour. we actually toured the ship today, and that was a main attraction. >> the aerial performance by the blue angels was the main attraction. >> i bluffed them. >> reporter: those who stuck around were in for a treat at pier 39. blue angels pilots were treated like rock stars, mt adore fans. >> the girls really wanted to ot to take lots.

pictures and get autographs. >> it's great to see the support and the people are impacted by that. you can sense the energy, feel it in the crowd, and it gives you a great sense of pride. >> reporter: for danville native, for nate scold being back in the area where it all started is extra meaning everly. >> i saw them atop my dad's shoulders and it's a memory i'll never forget. >> reporter: he was only 5-year-old when he saw his first show, and fleetweek continues today. reporting along the embarcadero, carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. if you looked up in pallet alternate and saw this and got worried, don't worry. nothing was wrong. abc 7 news was at stanford stadium when the u.s. navy's precision skydiving team, the leap frogs, parachuted into the field. they starred during last night's

pregame festivities, and the w another jump as part of the fleetweek this afternoon. fireworks also lit up san francisco's waterfront last night to celebrate fleet week. cameras atop the studio on the embarcadero and the east bay hills captured different and fun views of last night's finalist. it was beautiful, it was a clear night. we just couldn't asks for once again better fleetweek weather. >> true, but there's that intuitive feeling that it's strange, you know, with the winds being very breezy, and people get that feeling of a little unease, and you're right. we are under a red flag warnings, with winds up to 55 moons on top of mt. diablo. very mild conditions, so another breezy day, even warmer today. we'll tell you how long it

lasts, the red flag warning, the wind advisories and a look ahead coming up. thanks. also check this out. a post-fight brawl that filled outside the okay agone following last night's huge ufc title bout, which led to three members of a team being arrested. it was a day to empower women of all ages. we'll take you t in t sba a few of them might be candidates for a weather job here at abc 7. >> we have 82 degrees on the inland, and then for the bay it would be much cooler, so it will be 76 degrees, so if you're sensitive to the cold, then bring so you can find a party dress event is finally here. that actually makes you want to celebrate. yes. or find a new dress that's perfect for work. perfect!

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oakland police hope someone will help them find people who shot two mihm. witnesses say two men in a black sedan drove up and shot at the women. one suffered a wound to the head. another was shot in the hand. this was around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. at this point there's no word on how they're doing. a post-ufc brawl led to three arrests in las vegas. conor mcgregor loss in ufc 229. he tapped out in the fourth round as he was being choked out right after habib jumped over

the octagon and got into it with a fighter who trains with mc thd threw punches at mcgregor. the ufc president dana white says the incident is upsetting. >> i've been doing this for 18 years, and on the biggest night ever, i couldn't be more disappoint disappointed. you know me, i'm usually mad at everything. but i'm not mad. i'm just disappointed. >> mcgregor said he would not press charges. the three members of habib's camp have been released. girl power is in full force. abc 7 is proud to be the sponsor of the third annual worldwide girls festival. >> reporter: boy, i wish i had this available to me when i was a girl. we are here for the worldwide

women's girl fest. there's so much to do. thousands of young girls from all over the bay area are here to be empowered, inspired and motivated to have the scncanstto even members of the golden state warriors were here at one point. abc 7 sports anchor mindy bach talked about her experiences. as a woman in sports, while meantime i had a chance to tell my story and help with a pitch session. think of it as "shark tank" with real investors. it was about showing girls by example what they could be. >> we bring all the services that provide help to women to this festival so everyone can engage, discover with them, connect with them. it's kind of amazing. we call it a day of power and possibility. >> reporter: our meteorologist led auditions to be an abc 7 meteorologist. and joining me right now is clarissa. she's from santa clara.

you had a chance to go on air. how was your experience? >> it was pretty cool. it was how i imagined anyone would do it, like if they were on a real thing to do the weather. >> reporter: i hear that clarissa has the gift of the gab. tell me, do you think meteorology is in your future? >> probably. i was thinking more like probably being a journalist or an actress. >> reporter: i think very good choices. thank you so much and thank you to all the girls today. do you want to say bye to everybody? from santa clara university, this is abc 7 news. love that. here's live doppler seven, we are looking at cloud-free kins and very windy conditions. temperatures are very mild up there. looking at upper 50s, half moon

gale, clear lake 59, so the temperatures are anywhere from 2 to 3 degrees warmer this morning. usually we get or highest relative humidity right before sun nice. check it out. with the wind and the warmer atmosphere today, we'll be down to the single digits this time tomorrow. that's why we are very concerned with the red flag warning, the winds, the fire danger and low relative humidity. right now winds out of the north gusting to 31 miles an hour by the delta. 13 miles an hour santa rosa. mountainview with a 29-mile-an-hour wind gust. in higher elevation, it was 55. look atm tam. 30 miles an hour, so you may have been hearing this throughout the night. it certainly is breezy out there. and the offshore flow allowing for warmers conditions. right on through t

ao thepossibit of c ignitewe will be watching u closely. it doesn't look like the fog will return sometimes on monday. and then the cooldown on tuesday. so the next few hours, no changes. 20 to 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts out of the north. as we go through the day, same thing, maybe not quite as strong, but still over 15-mile-an-hour, maybe 20-mile-an-hour at times. this is 2:00 monday morning, and then into your commute lower on monday 9:00, still breezy with that offshore flow. this event certainly is of concern. it allows for a beautiful day. 75 at 2:00 downtown for fleetweek festivities. also at our coast, nice and mild to warm. 84 todayn morgan hill. peninsula numbers upper 0s. beautiful days, another 70

degree reading in the sunset today, north bay numbers, you can see the oranges coming into play here. it was warm yet, and on our east bay, coming up about five, six degrees. and you head inland. so a bit above average. the breezy winds even in our east bay valleys. 83 in concord, you love this kind of weather or it makes you nerve out. either one we have a couple days now. upper 70s around the bay, mid 0s inland tomorrow the holidays, a little change. we'll get that southerly surge, bring up the winds, but it's tuesday when the rest of the bay area cools, and you download or accuweather app. the cooldown comes, but then we'll warrick back up. >> so typical october weather, but we do have to be concerned about fire.

>> always, thanks, lisa. abc's new brand local-ish is sharing inspiring stories in a weekly digit at series called "more in common." meet the north korean man who meets the love of his life after escape and relocating to america. >> reporter: after forced labor and daily starvation, sammy attempted to escape north korea to save his life. he arrived in the u.s. as one of fewer than 200 north korean refugees living in america. how did you meet your now wife?

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coming up on gma, bret could you have gnaw so supreme court. the protests piercing the senate proceedings, as the official votes rolled in, and how the president responded to the victory last night. plus the first lady speaking out, melania addressing the controversy for the first time in a rare exchange with reporters. and her thoughts on her husband's tweets. finally the brawl that broke out after a major ufc fight between two infamous rivals, the drama that spilled out. it's all coming up on gma. ozzy osbourne's concert was canceled so heck could have emergency surgery. an infection needed to be treated immediately. he'll be spenting the next few days at the hospital to recover. he said he was feeling better, saying that ice cream helps. the concert has been rescheduled

for tuesday, october 16th. it would also be held at shoreline. refunds are available for the concert he missed. artwork allegedly a prank by the artist himself. and then you can see that an alarm rang and it came through the frame and was shredded. it would just sold for $1.4 million. it's unclear what sotheby's -- and what the buyer is going to do about the situation. a post on banksy official instagram account showed the moment with the words "going going gone." still to come morning, how the confirmation of brett kavanaugh has struck a nerve with women's and could lead to big and hem people ahead from

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at weather. lisa, i can't believer it, but it seems to be getting warmer? >> it certainly is. it was warm last night. in fact temperatures didn't drop much. so, yes, look at this, san francisco 68, 63 oakland. mountainview 65. 60 in morgan hill. 62 in pacifica. elsewhere certainly mild from vacaville to napa, mid and upper 60s livermorn, concord. got a red flag warning in effect through tomorrow for the north and east bay hills and our wind advisory, same areas, gusts to over 50 miles an hour, we're seeing that right flow. 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts out of the north, mt. tam 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts. the numbers are warmer, the reismd dries out, and really the only base so do be careful out there.

after the u.s. senate confirmed judge believe kavanaugh to the supreme court by a vote of 50-48, justice kavanaugh was sworn in. demonstrators from all across the country were raising their voices in protest of the confirmation. many of the crowd were women, many of whom say were survivors of sexual assault. we have this reaction. >> reporter: outrage, frustration, ultimately accepting the inevitable, anti-kavanaugh protesters venting their frustration. >> the same, from anita hill to now, dr. blasey ford, nothing has changed. >> reporter: and lambasting the nominees. >> reporter: more than a week of bitter anger after learn president trump's pick had allegations of sexual misconduct dating back to his high school and college years, allegations he has eas s vopproached,rsmbed t capis

d ig. capitol police making arrests, a smaller but no less passionate group of supporters were also on site. ultimately the kavanaugh confirmation cemented in a 50-48 vote. >> it's the day the senate told tens of millions of survivors of sexual violence and assault that their truth doesn't matter, their pain doesn't matter, that they don't matter. >> reporter: with election day one month away and with some analysts believing that both the house and senate majorities are in play, those disappointed in this outcome looking to take it to the ballot box. >> our job now is to make them look at us every single day and especially on election day.

abc 7 news is staying on top of reaction coming in following the confirmation vote. you can get the latest any time on our website abc7news.com you'll also find interviews on our website. adult film star stormy daniels is in northern california to promote her new book called "full disclosure." she made an appearance friday night at a sacramento-area venue called gold club centerfolds. she performed, did a book signing and meet-and-greet. daniels made claims the president paid her off about an alleged affair before the 2016 elections. the president's former lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to violating campaign finance laws by making that payment. some said attending the event was patriotic. >> um, i mean, our president, it's kind of going around that -- i

feel like it's being part of a patriotic american to be here. >> no cameras were allowed inside the event. some bluegrass musicians may join the weekend. nearly 200 employees walked off the job. there are several properties, including the w hotel in san francisco. they say they've been working without a contract since august and want higher wages and better workplace safety. marriott tells abc 7 news the hotels remain open and the company is disappointed by the walkouts. tomorrow is the first anniversary of last fall's deadly firestorm in the north aear we have begun to see

plenty of rebuilding and not just physical, as wayne freedman tells us a nonprofit has taken on some of the mental challenges. >> reporter: ask firestorm survivors about rebuilding and ordering the right stuffhis not and having the right guys. >> reporter: for anyone who lost a loved one or house, there are no mental blueprints. >> i locked the door, but it wasn't there the next time i went, which was the next day. >> just realizing the most important thing in your life are gone. >> breathing and relaxing. >> reporter: they have lived with trauma for a year and counting. they ease some of that pain in a yoga class, part of a program offered by northern sonoma counties. the ceo says the nonprofit found a need in helping fire survivors dealing with post-traumatic stress. >> we have put together yoga, we've put together drop-in counseling sessions, we've trained more than 300 mental health professionals on skills for psychological recovery. repter: aft

ma d wh happened in a few hours may take years to get over. the trauma is physical, the yoga? >> it felt like there was some kind of actual release, like i let go of that stuff. it's just taking that time to do something besides fire stuff. >> reporter: no, rebuilding is never easy. not the outside part, and especially the inner. >> you know, i think it's trying to put the pieces back together to a certain degree, for sure. >> reporter: in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. tomorrow marks one year sense the fires. all day long abc 7 news will have special coverage to mark the anniversary right here on tv and online. several generations celebrated the legacy of the old west. men dressed as buffalo soldiersr blaccoarade.

the buffalo soldiers served in the u.s. army from 1860s to world war ii. many happened to be freed slaves or african-americans who served in the union army. >> the parade is wonderful. it's a wonderful event for the community, and it's great for the kids to come out and see history. >> yesterday's parade also included groups from local schools and cultural organizations. happening today in san francisco, a long-standing tradition to celebrate italians it's the 150th annual heritage parade. i'm guessing there's some food, too. the event recognizes the accomplishments and culture of all italian-americans. the parade is free. it starts at 12:30 at the foot of jefferson and powell streets mornings, a pint-sized version of "dancing with the stars." a preview of tonight's

premiere. and you can see a beautiful shot over the bay from our roof camera. the sun is just coming up. if you take a look at the bottom right corner of your screen, 68 degrees in san francisco. a warm morning, and lisa argen has a look at your entire sunday forecast throughout the bay. at noon it would be 72 degrees, a nice day today. and at 3:00

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happening today, warriors fans can watch the team practice for a small entry fee, benefiting the warriors community foundation. the team will hold an open practice at 2:30 this afternoon. tickets are five bucks. parking is free. the first 10,000 found get a hat, the same one the team wore moments after winning last season's title. tickets are still available on the warriors website. thats a fun irdoor activity, but lisa, we also have the italian heritage parade. fleetweek outside. a the lo of people will be hangt wmer day today, and unfortunately the strongest offshore event of the season he red flag warning in effect for this area right here. you can see the camera shaking,

up to 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts. over on mt. de ablo, it's over 50 miles an hour. we're well into the 80s today inland. we'll talk about how long this fire danger lasts, and a look at my oak uweather forecast in just a few minutes. also next, you've got to see it to believe it. the craziest play of the day occurred during cal's game against

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in sports this afternoon the raiders will try to win their second straight game. oakland takes on the l.a. chargers in carson. kickoff is at 1:05. the 49ers will try to snap their two-game losing streak. against the cardinals at levi stadium. kickoff is at 1:25. last night stanford was looking to rebound from last week's loss. the cardinal returned home to face utah. abc 7's sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. tina turner sang "what's love got to do with it?" for stanford, its everything. no bryce love, and without their star tailback last night, stanford lost at home to utah. let's pick this game up in the second quarter. -0, utes, stanford, you know they're going to throw the fa need tput some air underneath thn,

aloha. 100 yards, 14-0 utes. the utah offense, fourth and two, they're going for it. zach moss, who ran for a buck 60, 21-0, utah at stanford. cardinal come back, costello 26 yards to michael wilson, who is wide open, but he threw the two picks and they were costly. cardinal within six. fourth quarter, now down nine, tyler should have been sacked there, got this ball away to sampson akua. 57 yards to the house. stanford loses for the second week in a row 40-21. how about the cal bears? trying to snap a 13-game pac-12 road losing streak. at arizona, down 10-0. brandon mcelwain, breaks lose up the gut, and cal is down 10-7. just before the half, he does it g rdnning quarterback.ouinhim wn

here's the craziest play in all of college football on saturday. cal gets picked off by colin schooler. jeremiah hawkins, great job to punch it out, but it pounces right to aziz hurd. that was a big touchdown. when you look at the final mcelwain threw for over 300 yards, but picked three times. scotty young, pick six, seal the deal. arizona wins 24-17, and cal has lost 14 straight on the road. >> what a huge game. third quarter, josh love, to trey hartley. here comes sparty. they're down 28-21. he tips it to himself, intercepted, love gets his third touchdown pass of the quarter. ty cattrell, we're tied at 28, sparty will win the first of the

season. boogie roberts, safety, 30 points in the quarter for san jose state, but there was one more quarter to go. love picked off by rashad ajayi, 55 yards the other way and sparty falls to 0-5. 42-30. that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend, everybody. i'm larsry beal. good morning to you, starting out with live doppler , no fog. maybe you're feeling the warmer temperatures or hearing the wind. certainly the strongest offshore event of the fall with us. a year ago, you remember that eerie feeling on sunday night, and we'll be vigilant to watch out for the winds and the possibility of fire starts. so the wind gusts certainly impressive. look at the temperatures, the camera is shaking on mt. tam.

san jose 61, east of san jose wind gusts up to 59 miles an hour, 62 in morgan hill as well as pacifica. it looks beautiful, but certainly will be a breezier warmer day. really just a few cool spots in the 50s. 66 in napa, concord and livermore. with the wind last night, out towards vac aville, the relative humidity has dropped in some spots, but there is the time of day right before sunrise we get the highest relative humidity. we call that a recovery, and not much this morning. in san francisco at 38%. usually it's 9 on -- we'll have the relative humidity below 10% in some spots this time tomorro.

the wind is straight out of the north. gusty in fairfield. strongest winds are about right now, and then should dial back a bit. mt. diablo, mt. tam, you saw the camera shaking. here's a beautiful view from sandy cruz. you either like this time of year or get a little nervous, because october is always that month where we're the driest and could be the warmest and windiest. fog coming back likely late torn, reversing the wind flow. we are breezy. 4:00 still breezy, not as windy, but we'll be windy at the coast. into tomorrow morning, yeah, still 22-mile-an-hour winds. the rock and roll marathon series in san jose, upper 70s today 1:00. a wa 2 later on today.

san francisco warmer today at 7n napa with the breezy winds. 80 over in oaklands. how about 83 in pittsburg. tonight more 60s and breezy conditions, so we'll be clear. the accuweather forecast -- very little change tomorrow. hopefully you'll be able to track some of that fog late tomorrow. slightly cooler. certainly cooler wednesday, and looks like still warmer inland. always be careful. >> and really clear today for the blue angels. >> it should be nice. it's the pint-sized spyoff.

debuts tonight. here's abc news reporter natalie brunell with a preview. >> reporter: it's a fresh take on the primetime dance sensation. "dancing with the stars juniors" lights up the ballroom with 12 celebrity kids and their adorable young dance pros. >> like, whoa, this is a lot of choreography. >> you did great, jason. >> reporter: looking to the veterns as mentors. >> they've been coming to rehearsals. >> they are so adorable. >> lindsey arnold's little sister is among the pros. >> why is it a great decision? >> oh, i think -- i'm shocked it's taken this long. i mean, kids are literally the best. >> i loved having my sister as a mentor. she helped us through everything. >> they have such a good chemistry. >> reporter: she and the other tiny dancers are giving the veterans a run for their money. >> it's like mini them. >> i already have my replacement.

>> jordan fisher and frankie munoz were tapped to work as the emcees. think it will be fun. every week is different. and it's fun to watch their progression. >> the kids will be judged by mandy moore, last season's championship, and longtime pro val. is that the way you sort of critiqued the kids? >> yeah. my biggest thing was not to patronize. >> reporter: the juniors showing us larger than life performances can come in small packages, and teaching us all how to dream a little bigger. natalie brunell, abc news, hollywood. you can watch the inaugural season of "dancing with the stars juniors" tonight right here at 8:00 on abc 7. that looks really fun. coming up, the world championship pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay is just a day

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good morning, america. this morning, sworn in. brett kavanaugh takes the oath to serve on the nation's highest court. protesters disrupting the senate vote. [ screaming ] >> the margin, razor thin. >> the ayes are 50, the nays are 48. >> president trump celebrating his victory overnight. >> we have been energized. [ chanting ] >> all: we believe survivors. >> and this morning, those opposing kavanaugh promising a reckoning in the midterms. melania speaks up. the first lady opening up for the first time about her opinion of justice brett kavanaugh. and her thoughts on the president's tweets. >> have you ever told him to put

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