good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." and good morning. thank you so much for joining us on this sunday october 7th. i'm kate larson and we will start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa ar jen who is here, and it is clear and warm but windy which is concerning. >> yes, absolutely kate. it is pretty out there and nice and clear and good visibility, and temperatures are mild and looking at the strongest winds of the fall season and already gusts up to 60 miles per hour on top of mt. diablo. and 67 downtown and a pacifica and 68 in san jose. and morgan hill checking in at 64 and the golden gate bridge is nice and clear. and low 70s in napa and novato and concord. east bay hills and east bay valley, sustained winds up to 20, 25p miles per hour, and the

excess of 50 miles per hour. and current winds right now, over 38-mile-an-hour wind gusts over napa and looking at fairfield, and the relative humidity increasing, and there are the hilltop gust, and certainly a concern out there today, and we will watch it for you and the numbers will climb above average reading and breezy and warm inland and we will talk about when the fog returns. kate? >> thank you, lisa. the country has a new supreme court justice this morning and brett kavanaugh has been sworn in and after a bitter and epic battle over the nomination. it transfixed the nation in deep divisions and raised questions about sex, power and gender relations. here is our correspondent johnathan karl. >> overnight in topeka, kansas, the president was ashe senate n brett kavanaugh as the newest justice of the united states supreme court.

>> i am thrilled to be here with all of my friends on this truly historic night. this is a historic -- >> reporter: under the banners reading promises made and promises kept, he touted the win as a turning point heading into the mid-terms now 30 days away. >> we have been energized. we have been energized. >> reporter: and he claimed that the kavanaugh battle is showing that the democrats are too radical to lead. >> the democrats have become too extreme and too dangerous govern. republicans believe in the rule of law, not the rule of the >> reporter: but this is a victory that divided the nation. before and after the vote, protesters flooded the capital. the protesters crossed the police line and amassing on the

spring court c's front steps an chanted support for the sexual assault survivors and promised revenge in the mid-terms. there was a line of black suvs where brett kavanaugh was sworn in by chief justice john roberts, and the man he is going to replace retired justice kennedy. his controversial nomination was certain after republican senator susan collins said that she would support him friday, but the senate democrats voiced the opposition until the final vote. >> president trump's nomination of brett kavanaugh no the united states supreme court has been one of the saddest moments in the history of the senate. >> reporter: that sentiment was echoed by the ro protesters in the senate gallery who repeatedly interrupted the proceedings. arms will restore the order in the

gallery. >> reporter: and then the vice president mike pence announced the confirmation. >> on this vote the ayes are 50 and the nays are 48 and the nomination of brett m. kavanaugh of maryland to be an associate justice of the supreme court of the united states is confirmed. >> reporter: with a conservative majority cemented on the court, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell relished the republican republican victory. >> reporter: president trump watched aboard air force one en route to the kansas. >> we are honored that the he was able to withstand this horrible attack by the democrats. >> reporter: the president is not backing down for the support of kavanaugh and the belief that he was innocent of the sexual assault allegations that threatened to derail his no, ma'am nation. >> are you 100% certain that -- >> i am 100%. i ha i have no doubt.

>> reporter: johnathan karl, abc news, the white house. counselor no the white house kellyanne conway appeared on "this week with george stephanopoulos" and says that he should not be seen as tapted. >> he should be seen as somebody who has gone through seven fbi investigations and subjected to 33 to 35 hours of sworn testimony in the senate and including the allegations before him. >> and he is going to be before the court with a huge taint and aster risk after his name and t part sanship that he showed is astounding, and the conspiracy theory that he accused us of engaging in is bizarre. >> and now that the confirmation battle is over o, maizey hir on says that her focus is on the are upcoming elections. the accuser says she has no plan to pursue her allegation against him.

christine blasey ford says that she believes she did the right thing by testifying and no regret regrets, and now that he is going to be sitting on the highest court, christine blasey ford does not want to impeach him. she accused him of sexually assaulting her while they were in high school, and two other women emerged from 1980s and kavanaugh denies all of the claims. joining us is professor rory little, professor of uc supreme court history rebuff. and so, now sh, the supreme cou has been divided before, but this is feeling a little bit different and little bit more personal and especially for the women who feel like the lawmakerses are not listening. >> yeah, it is a gut punch for a lot of women. it is some sort of idea that we won't pay attention to women who come forward and this is a shame. however, the coming forward is now more honor and appropriate,

but the supreme court, you know, it ist life tenure, and so he is going to be there whether we like it absent something unexpected and some justices have only served a couple of years and thenning something quite unexpected happens, but otherwise we could look at this for 30 years. justice thomas has an asterisk next to his name, and so they continue. >> and this is my question. how, and will he have an asterisk and when he rules on important cases will everyone in the public be thinking that he ruled that way or this way? >> well, inevidentt bli, he is go -- inevitably, he going to be followed by the the you should recuse for this or that because of the emotional statement to congress. it wears off over time, but he is also never going to forget that. >> and what about the other justices, because already justices elena kagan and

sotomayor has sd that it cld damagehe crt, anthe are people who areup impartia he to work together in very -- and they ar together. and explain a little bit about that? >> well, they have a tradition that tomorrow morning, tuesday morning after the holday, he going the take the bench with them, and the tradition is to shake hands ahead of time, and justice ginsberg is going to the have hard time to shake hands, and otherwise they know they have to work together for a long time. you play with the cards that you are dealt is the philosophy up there, and whoever is there, the president and the senate confifrmed, and they have to work with them. >> so, a lot of concern or questions about justice kavanaugh are about roe v. wade and will his confirmation affect abortion, there is another case that there has been a lot of news coverage about which is gamble versus the united states which is supposed to be decide

on this term, and maybe you can help us to explain or understand a little bit better, because if gamble wins, it may allow the president to pardon the campaign officials who are indicted or convicted in federal court. >> and the question in gamble is if there is a sovereignty exception, and that is can two separate sovereigns state and federal both pursue the same offen offense, and public law says you can't be charged for the same offense twice which might limit the power of the new york state oofficials to go after people and we know that a.g. office is inv invest gating, and so maybe the standards for the federal are different from the state, so we are not sure it will eliminate that chance. >> ro profess-- professor littl you. reaction has been pouring in on both sides of the aisle. dia dianne feinstein is obviously disappointed saying it undermines the legitimacy of the

court. and minority leader nancy pe is si lowsi implored voters to turn out in november. and now, as soon as the vote was announced abc 7 news sent out a push alert that brett kavanaugh was confirmed in 50-48 vote, and you can learn about news as it happens by downloading our abc 7 news app, and push alerts. and now we are concerned about the fire danger, lisa, since it is the one-year anniversary of the north bay fires. >> yes, the winds are almost identical. and this is a beautiful picture here from the outdoor camera ra. and it 171 in hayward and we are going to be warming up today -- it is 71 in hayward and we are going to be warming up today, and red flag warning. we will talk about that more in detail and have a look at the

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new overnight, five people are recovering in the hospital and four others are display pl u displaced after a fire in antioch. it happened at 2:00 this morning in blue bell circle where a car crashed into the palm tree. the car and the tree caught on fire which sent to a attic of the home up in flames. fire officials say that one of the victims in the car has major injuries and the red cross is helping those who were affected by the fire and have no place to live. a post ufc brawl led to three arrests in las vegas last night. conor mcgregor lost tot and rit after khabib jumped over the

octagon and got into with a train over mcgregor and then two others jumped in, and punching mcgregor who was still recovering, and dana white says that the incident is upsetting. >> i have been doing this for 18 years, and the biggest night ever, and i could not with be more disappointed. and you know me, i am mad at everything, but i am not really mad, but disappoint ed. >> mcgres gor said that he would not press charges and the three members of the khabi b's cb have been released. ed how lo-- loud, wonderful sound in fleet week as the blue angels soord over the bay. carlos spent the day in embarcadero where many people caught a glimpse of the special planes. >> the loud thunder on a clear

sunny day means one thing, jets high on sf fleet week. >> it was cool. it was loud and cool and a bunch of colors. >> reporter: this group of junior cadets calm to get a glimpse of the experience. >> the navy is out here showing us what they have, and just being able to tour, and we toured the "u.s.s. rashard" today and it was awesome. >> reporter: the main attraction was the aerial performance by the blue angels. >> i love the blue angels and i feel like i was the loudest one there. >> reporter: and for those who stuck around they were in for a special treat. the pilots were treated like rock stars the minute they stepped off of the city tour bus to meet the fans. >> the girls wanted to meet them. they thought it was amazing. >> reporter: and they got pictures with this meet and greet. >> it is amazing the support,

and the people are impact and you can sense the energy and feel it in the crowd, and it gives you a great sense of pride and feeling of accomplishment. >> reporter: for lieutenant dan scott being back in the bay area is special. >> i remember watching from the top of my dad's shoulders and it is a memory i will never forget. >> reporter: he watched when he was only 5 years old at sf fleet week and now living out his childhood dreams as a pilot. this is what the sky looked like in palo alto last night, and don't worry, nothing was wrong. abc 7 was there when the skydiving team called the leapfrogs parachuted on to the field. how cool is that. the leapfrogs starred in the pregame festivities before stanford hosted utah and the good news is that the parachute team is going to be making another jump at the marina green

as part of the fleet week air show this a afternoon and i am looking forward to seeing that one myself. l waters to celebrate fleet week, and you can see that from embarcadero, and right here from the hills, and those beautiful fireworks next not the golden gate bridge for the grand finale. >> and now the forecast with lisa argen. >> very little fog out there, and we are concentrating top winds and the temperatures and the relative humid the -- humid the red flag warning. you can see the numbers like this, 68 from san francisco to pacifica and san jose and 67 mountain view and 78 in oakland, and check out this picture, the winds are blowing the camera with the low 7 o0s in napa and the gusty winds from last night, and 70 in concord and making a difference of how dry and warm

we are this morning. and usually before the sunrise, we wake up to the relative humidity and the maximum 95%, but we are warmer by 11 degrees this morning, and so this morning the relative humidity is dropping and how about the 11% in antioch, and we will be down to the single digits in free mop mopt, and this is a measure of how mch moisture is in the e ear -- air. we dry out, and most people won't see rain, because the only rain we saw was in the north bay and it is dry as kit get around here n. napa the gusts, and livermore with a breezy start to the day and live outside, you know what time it is. sunny and warmer with the wind advisory and the red flag warning until 9:00 in the morning. some fog returns tuesday, and we will clock the wind and noontime 50 miles per hour in san a ra fell, and higher that than in the higher elevation, and ve

seen the winds in san jose with up to 50 miles per hour. so w 25 mer hour inside of the bay and 30 miles coast, and we go up 1,000 feet and it is stronger, and so by 4:00 tomorrow morning, a little change, and maybe a little slightly less wind and you can see the pockets here quite breezy from the off shore direction and you are headed into the city for fleet week and a beautiful and warmer day in the upper 70s with tons of sun in the city and the south bay and looking at 82 in san jose and breezy for you as well. and in the peninsula, and above average and nice date at the coast and near 70 for many of you here, and lot of sun to enjoy and getting warm from santa are rosa to snow ma and breezy at the near east bay, and how about 80 in the san leandro a areas, and so heading inland, we have a even this gusty winds in the east bay

valleys, and the accuweather seven seven-day forecast featuring the warmth and the mild from the bay and the inland values, and you track the temperatures, and you will have a warm week ahead even though we will see the dip tuesday with the fog and into wednesday, we will warm back up, and even into to next weekend could be looking at the same event, and forecast model is 16 days and certainly without a lot of certainty, and we can protect, and looks like we will be staying warm. >> we always have nice fleet week weather with si great, but it is making a lot of people feel anxious this year, because we are thinking of the fires that the broke out a year ago. >> yes, i agree, it is that tey >> thank you, lisa. >> and abc 7's new brand local cannish is inspiring a "war in and this week, meet the north korean man who meets the love of his wife after escaping and relocating to the u.s.

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tradition to celebrate italians and the 150th italian heritage parade featuring dignitaries and music performances and floats and i am guessing some food. the event recognizes the accompli accomplishments and culture of all italians. it starts at the foot of jefferson and powell streets in sherman's wharf. still to come on "abc7 mornings," brett kavanaugh's confirmation to the supreme court touches off protests, including one in oakland where dozens of people gathered outside of city hall, and h helpin it's time for the ross fall dress event. yeah? so you can find a party dress at a price yeah. that makes you want to celebrate. find the perfect dress for every occasion. it feels even better when you find it for less at the ross fall dress event. yes for less.

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track of our wind and warm temperatures. >> yes, it has been warm all morning, kate, and the winds have been gusty certainly in the upper elevations and looking live at the pier 39 camera where there is a lot of sun in the city, and the sea lions are enjoying it. looking at the numbers, 68 here, and 70 in oakland and 66 in morgan hill, and from the exploritorium camera there on the ship, 66 in santa rosa, and the winds have been gusty from the east bay hills and mt. tam and that is why we have the red flag warning in effect. the gusts will be coming higher from the santa cruz mountains. ess especially in liver montntg wi

an70s throughout most of the morning and 60s on the coast and 80s inland and near 80 around the bay. >> thank you, lisa. 20 people are dead after an accident involving a limousine in upstate new york. police say that two the cars were involved in the crash yesterday afternoon after a busy tourist spot. the associated press reports that 18 of the victims were in the limo, and the other two were bystanders, and the ntsa is go g going to hold a press conference with more information. justice kavanaugh was sworn in after a 50-48 vote. his confirmation spark ed protests here. and rally of sexual assault victims was held right here in oakland. >> reporter: on the steps of city hall in oakland, the message, we believe survivors.

>> i work the sexual abuse survivors a lot, and the fact that this country is not taking it seriously is beyond me. >> reporter: beyond that issue, people are concerned about now supreme court justice brett kavanaugh's judicial temperam t temperament. >> the words were so chilling that he was saying, what goes around and comes around and i thought that it was a clear threat to democrats, so he is going to be getting on the supreme court and he is going to be partisan and biased. >> reporter: those who applauded the confirmation and condemned it fall along party lines. and congresswoman challenging nancy pelosi. >> he has had many years on the can d.c. circuit and lots of opinions and experience. >> reporter: governor jerry brown disagrees and says that this controversial choice f further deepens the division in america, and undermineseal trag

conservative supreme court, and some believe this shift could have an effect for generations. >> scared for my children. i have two girls, and -- yeah, i am scared about the world that they will be living in. >> reporter: both sides of the political spectrum see this confirmation as a rallying cry, and the test of the political outrage will be coming this november in the mid-term election elections. katy udis, abc 7 news. all of rus on top of tus he mornings" are on top of the reaction coming in. on the website, you can also find interviews with christine blasey ford's sister-in-law, and a bay attorney who went to yale with justice kavanaugh all on the website. mike pompeo said that he had a good trip to north korea and a meeting with kim can jongup. he said that they continue to the make progress with the

agreements from the singapore summit. and he said that summit takes steps on the road to denucle denuclearizati denuclearization, and he is now in south korea with moon jae in hoping that to a second summit can be arranged soon. tomorrow is the first anniversary of last fall's deadlyirestorm in the north bay. in a year, we have begun to see plenty of rebuilding and not just physical. as abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman says that a nonprofit has take then on the mental challenges. >> reporter: ask can firestorm survivors about rebuilding and a few will say it is not the hardests part. >> it is ordering the right stuff and having the right gus.s >> reporter: but for anyone who lost a loved one or things in the fire, it is not as easy. >> and it is realizing that the most important things in your life are gone. >> breathing and relaxing.

>> reporter: these two people have lived with trauma for the last year and they ease some of the pain in a yoga class part tof the program offered by health care from sonoma kocounty. they said they found a need for helping people dealing with the post-traumatic stress. >> we have put together owe gashgs and post counseling sessions, and trained more than 300 professionals on skills of helping with psychological recovery. p>> many described delayed awareness of the ainge psy tis or -- anxieties. the trauma is physical and the yoga -- >> it felt like it there was some release and like i had let go of the stuff. >> it is taking the time to do something besides fire stuff. >> reporter: no, rebuilding is never easy and not the out sosi part and especially the inner. >> you know, i think it is just trying to putt the pieces back

together to a certain degree for sure. >> reporter: in santa rosa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. tomorrow does mark the one-year anniversary of the fires and what a year it has been. all day long, a bshgs krshgs 7 nc 7 news will have special coverage to mark the anniversary right here on tv and online. girl power is in full force in the south bay. abc 7 is proud to be a spon r sor of the third annual worldwide women's girl festival at santa clara university. that is where dion lim spent her day. >> reporter: i wish i had this available for me when i was a gi girl. a and we are here at the third anniversary of the empowerment for women. girls are here to be empowered and motivate and to have the self-esteem to chase their dreams. wo and science and s.t.e.m. and even the members of the golden state

w warriors were here at one point, and sports anchor mindi bach talked to the panel about her experiences, and i had a chance to tell my story and emcee a session and think of it as "shark tank" for girls with inventions as young as 11. it was meant to inspire girls. >> and we help are provide opportunity for women top connect with women, and we call it a day of power and possibility. >> reporter: there were auditions led to be an abc 7 meteorologist. and joining me is clarissa. and you had a chance to go on air. how was the experience? >> it was pretty cool, because it is how i imagined anyone would do it like if they were on a real thing to do the weather. >> very cool. i hear that clarissa has the of thndo ll me,

do you that maybe meteorologist is in your future? >> probably. i was thinking of maybe a journalist or actress. >> oh,er good choice. thank you so much. and thank you to the all of the girls who are here today. do you want to say bye to everybody. >> bye! >> from santa clara university i'm dion lim, abc 7 news. what a fun group of young ladies and thank you for that. and now a pint-sized version o "dancing with the stars." and we have a preview of the big premier tonight. >> and here is a look from the golden gate camera, clear skies and warm weather and looking at the right corner 69 degrees, and lisa ar jen will have the forecast in a few minutes, and here is another young woman who may be thinking of the career on the green screen. >> at noon 72 degrees and a nice day today, and at 3:00 p.m., it is going to be 3:00 p.m. and it will be a

so you need people that it iyou're close to...r footing, to help guide you. i think about how important it was for me to have the role models i've had. oh, look at that! i wasn't able to get there alone. he essentially plucked me out of obscurity. he's the one who said, "hey man, this is your life, this is what you need to do." nobody can do it alone. the more help you can get along the way, the faster you can achieve your goals. i'm in it to fly. ...to help people achieve their dreams. ...to speak for those who can not. whatever you're in it for... ...we're in it together.

ready for basketball, and because the warriors' fans today can watch the team practice for a small entry fee and good news it is benefitting the warriors' community foundation. and it starts at 2:00 p.m. for oracle, and the first 10,000 fans have a warriors' nba backpack and hat, and it is the same one they wore at winning the title and tickets are available on the warriors' website. and so, lisa, that is sounding like a fun indoor activity. >> yes, we do. >> great and so a lot of people going to be spending outside with the italian festival and of course, fleet week.

>> warm. and you know it waking up to the upper 60s and 70s around the bay and a live look outside and this is sutro where the winds are strong and fire danger, and the numbers are above average and i will tell you how warm and how long it lasts

in sports, this afternoon the raiders will try to win the second straight game. ooakland takes on the l.a. chargers and the kickoff is at 1:00. and the niners are going to snap their two-game losing streak at levi's stadium, and kickoff is at 4:25. and stanford was looking to rebound off of a loss to notre dame and returned home the face utah. sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. tina turner sang the song "what's love got to do with it" and if you are stanford, everything. without bryce love, stanford lost at home to utah. pick it up in the the second quarter, and 7-0, utes will throw it in the red zone, and the utes do it, and it is a poor pass by k.j. costello, and he

needed air underneath it, but it was picked. 1 14-0, utes. the utah offense, fourth and two, and they are going for it. zach moss who ran for 160 and 35 here on the touch, and 21-0, utah at stanford, and the cardinal come back, and costello is 26 yardses the michael wilson who is wide open, but he threw the two picks, and they were costly. the cardinal within six. and now, tyler huntly should have been sacked there, and got the ball away from samson, and now, 57 yards to the house. stanford loses for second week in a row, and 40-21. and how about the cal bears trying to snap13-game pac-12 losing streak at arizona and down 10-0, and brandon mcilwain for cal, breaking loose up the gut and then cal isquarrback. veryough to brin him down. he had 107 rushing yards and two scores and the bears were up

14-10 at the half. and this is the craziest play all many of college football. cal is picked off by calvin scho schooler, and jeremiah haw kins punches the ball out, but it is right to hearn, and look at what he said, i found this. and he goes on or the touchdown and looking at the final here, mcilwain threw for over 300 yards and picked three times and scotty young, pick six and seal the deal. arizona wins 24-17, and cal has lost 14 straight on the road in the pac-12. san jose state, and what a game, down to colorado state - 28-0 at the half, and huge third quarter and one for the ages. josh glove to trea hartley and here comes sparty. they are down 28-21, and the first play ensuing possession, and this is a play where he tips it to himself and intercepted and love with the third touchdown pass of the quarter.

ty ka trel, we are tied 28-28, and sparty is going to win the first game of the season, and now, they fumble the kickoff and a safety, and 30 points in the quarter for san jose state, but one more quarter to go. love picked off by ajaiye, and sparty falls. 42-40 is the final. enjoy the rest of the weekend, everybody. and now the forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, we have the dry off shore wins and looking at mt. tam, and everything is beautiful, and the wins have been gusty this morning over 30 miles per hour there and that has certainly dried out the atmosphere. and so we will watch it for you and unfortunately we have more of that to come, and so the highlights tr low lights, a -- the low lights and no matter way to go into the fog, several days

to the deal with the wind, and the relative humidity and the warm temperatures and the exploritorium camera, and you can see it flowing there, and nice and blue and the visibility is great, and live doppler 7 shows that we have mainly clear conditions, and it is main ly te wind that we will be watching today. and so right on cue in october, and we will get the warm spells, and it is just parts of the north bay that enjoyed the rain. elsewhere, we are just as dry as it gets here, and dry in oakland and san jose and up in oakland 70s. and a great day for the blue angels climbing into the day for the afternoon here in the city. and in nevada, the winds have been particularly gusty from napa to fairfield and livermore this morning, and we will show you those, but because of that, the temperatures are running warmer this morning, and 8 to 11 degrees warmer, and you may have noticed last night with the milder evening and warmer start.

check out the moisture in the atmosphere right now, because it should be higher than this, and this is what we are seeing because of the winds and only 29% in nevada and usually, you will see it in the afternoon, but it is a dry day and warm and windy afternoon getting under way and these are going to continue to drop and then you add the gusty winds to it, and that is why we have the recipe for perhaps some dangerous conditions later on. this is the with wind in napa and you can see the red there and the yellow and into fairfield. so we are looking at the winds at 40 miles per hour, and 44 miles per hour, and of course, the northerly wind direction and the national weather service is keep ing t keeping the red flag warning today, and notice the colors and the wind direction through 7:00, and the gusty winds through the coast, and into monday morning and still breezy to windy and by 9:00, still the direction is out of the north, and so wait for that to shift overnight monday into tuesday, and 28 in san jose

and the peninsula is upper 70s on the coast, and upper 60s to near 70 as and hobt 77 in downtown and in the bay. and few degrees warmer today, an 81 in castro valley, and heading east over the valley, the hills are breezy and looking at more mid-80s for you, and tonight, 6f 0s and a mild night again with the breezy to windy conditions, and the clear sky and the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the mild to warm conditions tomorrow on top of the gusty wind, and downedloading the accuweather map as the temperatures are trying the come down on the coast and around the bay, and tuesday, the coolest days are looking to be wednesday and thursday warming back up again, right on through next weekend. so we could see the same scenario next weekend and but beautiful out there and enjoy the day, and be careful. >> right. absolutely. because 94%, and i think of the wi wildfires are manmade and especially in the october red flag warnings and need to the watch it.

>> yes. >> all right. thank you, lisa. >> it is the pint-sized spinoff of the ballroom show, and the "dancing with the stars starts blossoming talents of celebrity kids with pro junior ballroom dancers. here is natalie brunell with the preview from hollywood. >> reporter: it is a fresh take on the prime time dance sensation. "dancing with the stars juniors" is lighting up the ballroom with 12 celebrity kids and the adorable dance pros. >> i was like, whoa, this is a lot of kor yogchoreography. >> you did great, jason. >> reporter: the pint-sized pairs looking for a chance. >> they have been coming to the rehearsals. >> and why is it a great addition to have the juniors performing this year? >> i am shocked that it is this long the do it, because the kids are literally the best. >> i loved having my sister as a mentor, and she and the

tiny dancers are giving the men toors run for the money. >> and they are like mini them. it is so amazing to watch. >> i have my replacement. >> and the former competitors jordan fisher and frankie nunez were tapped to emcee. >> the audience is going to love to see them and know them, and every week is different seeing the progression. >> and the kids are going to be judged by mandy moore and the last season champion adam rippon. >> and you know how stoit be judged by the characters and does that ip form the way that you critique the kids? >> yeah. yeah. my biggest thing was not to the patron i patronize. >> reporter: and these juniors are showing us that larger than life performances can come in small packages. and teaching us all how the dream a little bit bigger. natalie brunell, abc news, hollywood. okay. i am by no means an expert, but

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record is more than 2600 pounds and so you can see that it can add up. that record was is set two years ago in germany. and if a grower record, they will get $30,000. a lt of pumpkin. and the winning pumpkin is going to be featured at next weekend's half moon bay festival and i love this time of the year, and lisa, a lot of people are looking forward to the warmer weather and the fire concerns being one-year anniversary. >> and i think it is squash that big. and we have the fire denger with the warmth and the wind, and 82 in oakland and freemont and breezy around the bay and windy on the coast. we are are above the average, and the accuweather forecast, we have the red flag warning through tomorrow morning. the high fire deanger and also the windy conditions, so be careful out there. tet aen a at 5:00 n joitnkou sn

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