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good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> thank you for joins us on this sunday october 21 1 matt kel ler and let ees with the weather with frances dinglasan. >> the doppler going to show that we need a little bit longer with the clearing and thick fog as well in the bay, and the live shot from emeryville showing the grave conditions out there, and we have temperatures in the 50s in the next hour. by launchtime, partly sunny, and then this afternoon the cloud cans will persist -- clouds clos persist around the coast, and it will be low and breezy. we have morep cooling on the way, and i will tell you about that with the seven-day accuweather forecast coming up.

and several other injured after a train are wreck in tiwian. the express went off of the track tracks, and most of the people who died were in the first car when it flipped over. the train was going from taipei to a city in the southeast coast, and it is unclear what caused the derailment. new overnight, dozed eens f people are injured after this floor collapse at a party. it happened in clemson, south carolina. the first floor collapsed into the basement and the medics took 30 people to the ohospital, one from of the injuries appear to be life threatening, but other videos showed people jumping and dancing when the floor came out. many clemson students were celebrating after the homecoming victory over north carolina state. and after a scary ride in

the south bay, a little girl had a scary ooh ride. her father left her in the car at a quik stop when a a a the car can, and little sadie-rae was reunited with her parents. it is only a story are on a bshbc 7 news. >> i am in kindergarten. >> reporter: she is only 5 years old and has a story to tell. >> i have a new friend kayla and now i have a friend alina. >> reporter: at 4:00 this afternoon, she slept in the back of her dad's suv as he parked at story road and leeward drive. >> i parked in front of the store and i grabbed a drink, and i went to double-check to see if everything was cool can, a, andy gave me my change and then the car was gone. >> he left the car running, and so it took no time for the thief to get behind the wheel and take off. >> he is telling everybody here that he has a 5-year-old in the car.

>> reporter: sadie-rae woke up to a stranger driving her dad suv. >> i didn't like it. i was so scared. >> and then he kicked her out. >> my mom was at the kitchen window and saw a little girl behind us crying,b and she went to see what was going on. >> and she was dropped off by the van. >> reporter: the san jose police reunited the girl with her parents. >> maybe 20 minutes or maybe, i don't know, because i was so panicked i didn't know how long it was, but it felt like forever. >> reporter: the thief ditched the suv nearby. and this man confronted him in the backyard. >> he was all frantic, and telling me to be quiet and not say nothing. >> reporter: the police arrested martin hue ware a ta of san jose on

vehicle. >> don't leave your children in the vehicle. and now, after a man was hit near the tracks the. video shows the impact of the crash flipped the car over on the roof, and the video shows that the man was impatient and trying to get around the cross ing arm. a fast food restaurant protest turned into a man killed. we have our correspondent there, and he this is body cam video that may be disturbing for some. >> justice for jerry. justice for jerry. >> reporter: a grieving mom went to the parking spot where her son died outside of this nations restaurant. >> what happened in january is that my son was killed right here in this spot. he was shot by the pittsburgh police. he was sitting in his car eating a hamburger. hamburger. hamburg

>> reporter: the fofficer approached the car and noticed a gun in the though there was no comment, tha they have released this video. after being shot, the man died at the hospital later. the group against police brutality helped to organize this rally with other people who are affected by police brutality. >> the cops are too kw quick to pull out the weapon the kill somebody. >> reporter: rick per are rez lost his son in a police shooting four years ago in richmond. >> thanning god for the senate bill 421 has passed here to get more accountability and records shown about these cops. >> i want justice for my son. you know, i want people to the know what these police are doing. >> reporter: i spoke today to the victim's family attorney

john burriss, and he said they will be filing a lawsuit alleging excessive use of force and violation of rights. marriott workers have been out on strike for more than two weeks. yesterday, thousands of people showed up to support them. >> what do we want? >> justice the. >> we were there as political observers and oothers marched outside of the marriott marquee. others are demanding higher wages and job security. >> we need up with the times and the wages and the rents are too high. >> similar demonstrations were held in san jose and oakland. in a statement, the marriott international spokesperson said that in part while we respect the associate's rights to demonstrate and participate in the work stoppage, we are

disappoint disappointed that unite here has chst. bie tt btlace t resolve the issues is at the bargaining table, and they resume negotiations this week. and the powerball jackpot rolled over again after nobody matched the winning numbers again. they are 16, 15, 47, 23 and now the powerball number has jumped up to a world record $1.6 billion. abc 7 news reporter has the latest on the lottery fever. >> if i won $1 billion, i would buy the dodgers a world series ring. >> one can dream, right? isn't that the point of the lottery, feeding into the fever. >> and you know, kind of fun purchasing hope. that is it. >> it has balloon odd to the $1.6 billion and t uhe largest

history. >> it is too much money to comprehend, isn't it? >> not the mention wrapping your minds around the odds of winnine chances of the powerball are slightly better, but to win both of the jackpots the odd s as ar 1 in 88 quadrillion, and yes, that is with a "q." >> and i should say don't spend more than $20. if you win, you will win. i have people spending $1,000 or $500 or $1,200 and i tell them that it is not going to the change anything. >> who is ready to be a billionaire. >> reporter: chuck neunez is taking the advice, one powerball and one lott >> and buy a house and a boatng looking forward to it. >> reporter: the next powerball drawing is wednesday, a tnd the

next mega drawing is tuesday night, so plenty of time to get a ticket. reporting live from san francisco. >> and another look at the jackpots the mega millions at $1.6 billion and that is $904 million if you take the cash option and why wouldn't you. the drawing is tuesday night at 8:00, and the jackpot of $320 million cash option for that powerball. and one way to find out the winning numbers is through the abc 7 news alert, and we sent out the alert moments after the powerball drawing and we asked if you won, and you can see that no, nobody won. and so you can download the the and hit the push feature so you will know and you will realize that you are not going to be a billionaire because of this mega mi millions jackpot. >> i like one of the persons who commented said that the you are buying hope. and you can get hope for free. >> and $2 is not too bad. >> true. it is worth it. for us, we can hope for some

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>> amy schumer is sidelining the jokes and getting serious. the comedian says she won't profit by appearing in any super bowl commercials this year and taking aim at the nfl. eva pilgrim has the details. >> reporter: she is one of hollywood's boldest personalities. >> i don't know if you know this, but i have gotten very rich, famous and humble. >> reporter: comedian amy schumer sharing scenes with stars like goalie hahn and seth james. she appeared in a bud light super bowl commercial, and now the comedy queen is campaigning for a different cause. on friday, train wreck's powerhouse performer taking aim at the nfl and the treatment of the former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick posting this message to instagram, i personally told my reps i wold not do a super bowl ad this year, and hitting the nflrtein y

the hurt them. stick up for yours brothers and sisters of color. and colin kaepernick has been the athlete unsigned since taking a knee in the national anthem, and returning to the spotlight in september as the face of the nike anniversary campaign. >> believe in something even if it believes sacrificing everything. >> and now schumer is standing in solidarity with another member of hollywood royalty. and rihanna is turning down the offer to headline the 53rd halftime performer. >> and when you are getting to sing the national anthem and the commercials, it is the biggest audience. >> reporter: and the pair could lead into a celebrity boycott, and schumer is rumored to be the start of a halftime show, and

saying that i wish it would be cool in maroon 5 backed out of the super bowl like bad boy did and there was a fight that marred the lebron james laker debut. >> he is throwing punches. >> it started with brandon ingram, and then comes chris paul and rajon rondo. and p p p p p p p spit in his face. and iningram, and paul and harden were all ejected. >> as a man, the only thing that you can do to react is so stand up for yourself and we will see how it plays out, but, you know. it is what it is. >> i didn't say nothing to the my team after the game. the coach said what he had to say, and come in tomorro, and get better. >> all right. the sister network espn says that the laker officials watched the fight, and backs rondo's

claim that he did not spit on paul. the rockets won the game. and two statutes commemorating the catch will be unveiled at a levi's stadium. the sculptures will be placed exactly 23 yards apart outside of the stadium the same distance as they were in january of 1982. clarke died in june after a battle with als, and clarke's wife and montana will be at the event today. good morning. i'm frances dinglasan, and the marine layer has been thicker than usual, and so it is taking a while for the fog the clear. there are gray skies all around the bay area, and the north bay as well. it has reduced visibility and thick fog in some spot, and napa, visibility down to a fourth of a mile and picked up in santa rosa and two the miles in pett ta the lie-- in-- in-- n and there are delays at sfo of 35 minutes.

temperatures in the 50s, and san francisco 52 and oakland is 56, and san ojose is 55 and pacifica is cooler at 53. and look g ting at the bay hill cameras, you can see the coolest parts are in the north bay like santa rosa, and novato has climbed up to a 52 and vacaville at 62, and they are getting more sunshine. and concord and livermore in the 50s. and at this time, we are looking at downtown san francisco and the clouds are obb securing the buildings there, and this is what you can expect today with the morning cloud and fog, and mostly sunny however this afternoon. the cooling trend that starts to today will continue through tuesday, and the temperatures may tumble by as much as 10 degree degrees in some areas. and this we will turn it around with a warming trend for the end of the week, wednesday through friday. and live view from mt. tam where where you see the low clouds in the area. there is a air quality advisory

through the day, but it has improved for some areas, and north bay and north and central coast bay are moderate for theday, but everyone improves tomorrow. the forecast animation with the fog still sticking around in the 10:00 hour, and through the north bay and around the bay, and then it is going to take this afternoon for them to clear, and notice by this evening, it is starting to push back in, and a little bit sooner, and then it is going to spread overnight as well, and little bit more widespread for tomorrow morning, and we will see the cool numbers as well. also, if you are headed to the game, the 49er game at 1:25, the temperatures are going to be nice and mild and plenty of sunshine. starting out at 70 and ends at 75 degrees. for everyone else around the bay area, look for the numbers to be same lar at the coa similar at the coast, and sli t slightly cooler elsewhere. we have 64 in in san francisco, and oakland is 77, and some of the warmest spots will hit

and so at the beach more like sweater weather. we will have low to mid-60s with the exception of santa cruz to hit 73 tonight. and temperatures on the cool side in the morning in the low 40s in the north bay, and here is a lookt ta temperatuat the te in livermore cooling down, and closer to average then. and then the high pressure rebuilds and warms up end of the work week, and the accuweather forecast, we have morning clouds and afternoon sunshine and mild around the bay, and warm inland and cooler monday, and closer to average on tuesday for the inland areas, and pretty cool at the coast at the low 60s and warmer again tend of the week the end of the week. and local cannish is sharing stories called "more in common"

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a teenager who honed her skill here in the bay area has sprung to the top of a graceful and highly competitive sport. now she is shining on the world stage against adults with decades of experience. we have the stor y. >> reporter: at 15-year-old you could say that maxine mccormack has the world on the string or more accurately a fly casting

line. >> it is all about technique and efficiently and having the right stroke helps. >> reporter: the stroke with the deceptively slick pulls and casts has catapulted her to the top of the sport of fly cast i g she holds back-to-back world titles. >> what maxine has accomplished is unprecedented. she became the youngest world champion at the age of 12. >> reporter: and what is unusual is where where she honed the skills. not on the mighty rivers of the northwest, but in the angling club of north park. >> to have this facility in san francisco was just amazing. >> reporter: her dad glen is also a fly caster, and team ed her one with coach chris korich. maxine began to learn shifting the upper and lower parts of her body in unison with the wrist, and placing fly after fly into small circular targets.

soon she began reeling in medals, and finally in what some thought was a fluke, a first place finish at the rl world championships in estonia in 2016. a trip to test not only her physical skill, but something rare among the teenagers, concentration. >> i forget about everything else and zone in and think about my day. >> we are talk about the michael jordan and the joe montana in the fourtht quarter focus. she is going to tell you that she can't stand losing. >> reporter: this the year, casting into 20 to 30-mile-an-hour winds on the coast can of england, maxine proved that the earlier performance was no fluke earning two golds. and now as a two-time champion she says she loves the sport in the purest form fishing on the river with her family. >> one evening, we were fishing together, and i hooked one two

the fish at the same time. that was pretty great. >> dan, abc 7 news. and we have posted more information on the website abc7news.com on maxine. sfwhoo and th thousands of migrants are continuing their march towards the u.s. and i am a certified arborist for pg&e.ughes i oversee the patrolling of trees near power lines and roots near pipes and underground infrastructure. at pg&e wherever we work, we work hard to protect the environment. getting the job done safely, so we can keep the lights on for everybody. because i live here i have a deeper connection to the community.

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cell phone silencers. the new lease on lifers, and the positive thinkers. here's to you all that see every day as an opportunity to thrive your way. good morn, south bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings"." >> we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather, and this is meteorologist franc frances dinglasan. >> good morning. and we are seeing the satellite image of a stronger shore coverage, and this is stronger temperatures on, and here is a live shot in walnut creek where we are seeing the sunshine

earlier on, and in the 9:00 hour, most of nus in the gray skies and temperatures in the 50s and mostly sunny by noon, and then the clouds will stick around at the coast, and the inland areas will warm up to the mid-80s and around the bay, comfortable mid-70s and at the coast, low to mid-60s, and sunset at 6:23 and we have more cooling in store for us over the next six days, and we have details coming up. ma matt. >> and frances, happening now, the care can van of an estimated 9,000 migrants is resuming the march towards the u.s. president trump is praising mexico to stop the march. here is ta tara pal mary. >> on the last stop of the western swing, president trump thanking mexico for pushing back this caravan of migrants headed towards the u.s. >> is that the an incredible situation? it is sad. honestly, it is sad from both sides. i want to thank mexico.

mexico has been so incredible, because now mexico respects the leadership of the united states. they havet is weeks away from te elections in the mid-term, and trump in elko, nevada, and sharpening the attacks and blaming the democrats without any proof for the crisis on the bord border. >> the democratic party is openly inviting millions of illegal aliens for breaking our laws and flood the borders and come into our nations. the democrats like the caravans. >> reporter: the rammed up offensive is for the president to the take drastic measures to send the military to the border. >>ly seal off the border before they come into this country, and bring in the military. >> and joe biden is stumping for the democrats. >> what the hell is going on in america, and ripping infants

from their mother's arms at the borders. what are we doing? what have we become? >> tara pal mary,,,,,,,,, washington. and in 1987, there was a pact that protects the u.s. and allies in europe and the far east, and sets limits on how the two kcountries use ground launc cruise missiles. trump made the announcement as his national security adviser was headed to russia. and dozen s of people were hurt after a collapse of a apartment balcony. m medics took 30 people to the hospital, but none of the injuries appear to be life threatening. this is more from abc news. >> reporter: breaking overnight, a horrifying scene at a homecoming party. students from clemson universit you see them jumping up and down to the popular song by chief keith, and then the ground

suddenly gives way underneath. the people are screaming in terror plunging into the basement. cell can phone video is showing this man struggling to hold on to the floorboards. m medics rush nod the apartment complex to treat 30 people for injuries. >> as of right now sh, we have e trau mas, but i don't know how many more people, because the whole complex has collapsed. >> reporter: and she was on the dance floor when the balcony came down. >> i put one foot down and that is when i felt something weird, and everything collapsed and the guy behind me disappeared. everyone was on the floor, and the wood was sticking up. it is like turning around and seeing a bunch of people who used to bon te on the second f are now in the basement. people were krig. a lot to take in at one time. >> abc 7 news new york.

>> and youtube is saying they are sorry by offering a one-week credit. the music and tv went down for an hour. the tv users will get an e-mail offering $10 credit. and also there was the opening of the nba and the baseball p y playoffs that night. and not sure if youtube will also get the credit. here, homes are taking months to sell, and not getting as much money as they used to. is that a trend that we can expect in long haul? chris nguyen reports >> the housing market is cooling off. >> a reduction in the number of offers and properties and price reduction reductions. >> reporter: in sunnyvale, sheridan just lowered the price of this windsor palace by $250,000, and he say it is not a bad thing, because lit generate a lot of buzz. >> the right property and right

price will get multiple offers, but the multiplicity of those things are different in the last 60 to 90 days. >> reporter: the california association of realtors issued a somber forecast saying to expecting rising interest rates and lack of affordable housing to stall some of the record-setting housing that we have seen. >> to me, this is a more normal market. >> reporter: this man is the head of the santa ta clara market. >> people are coming here and they want good homes that are affordable. >> reporter: that is why they are not expecting a large drop in home values. this woman sold her home in three days and has no plans to leave the area. >> my husband is an engineer and this is where the jobs are. so i mean, we could go to austin, texas, and why?

we like california. >> chris nguyen, abc 7 news. bookstores in san francisco received $100,000 in grants thanks for the pett project ed lee. abc 7 news was at mission comics and arts, one of the stores in the program. the store received $12,000 to help with signage and fex churs. the owner says it shows the importance of reading and literatu literature. >> and to connect with people who share your interests really matters. it is different than, you know, interashgting on line. it is sort of like having that third place that you can go and, you know, have consistency in people that you know is nice. >> and also helping in city services and marketing. this morning a jewish prayer book once owned by model and actress marilyn monroe is going up for auction. it could sell for as much as $12,000.

the book has annotations in the margins, but it is not known if monroe or someone else wrote them. she converted to she married playwright. and this melted on the cooktop, and little bit of kitchen magic. a loo

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the only candidate endorsed by classroom teachers for superintendent of public instruction. because keeping our kids safe and improving our neighborhood public schools is always tony's top priority. good morning a. live lo gmo a live look from the pier camera. and gray skies are out, too. and no sun, but it could change for the inland areas, and the coast is going to stay cool today. some lucky dogs have a new home this morning thanks to a special pup up event. the gallery in san francisco hosted the pup up to feature

dogs up for adoption, and the hotel guests and friends were invited to enjoy a day full of dogs. and anybody who signed up could get a free one-night staycation to celebrate the new friend. you can celebrate the zoo today with extended hours so guests can enjoy the zoo the to thetober activities which is a rare opportunity to see the wolfs and the lemurs who are more active at dusk. and also a harvest hollow hay maze, and big nest the city. and zootober i i i i from noon this morning until 7:00 tonight. and it should be nice, though, right? cool. >> yes, cool, and the clouds will stick around most of the day near the zoo, but elsewhere, pretty nice. well, it depends what you like. >> maybe the wolves and the lemurs and all of them like that. >> yes, great running weather.

and here is a live shot of the santa cruz weather, and we will see sunny temperatures warming up to the 70s and look for cooler temperatures around the bay area, and all of the details coming up. >> and cal wins a pac-12 conference road game and you find a deal on cookware that makes you say. you know when you're at ross yes! ...oh, yeah! bring on the holidays! that's yes for less. everything you need to prep, cook and serve up the season. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross.

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brid bridge. the gray skies are sticking around at 9:43. and in sports right now, the 49ers are unveiling statues of joe clarke can and joe montana. the sculptures are honor the legacy of clarke who from als. the 49ers are going to be playing throwback uniforms when they play the rams. kick off is at 1:25 this afternoon at levi stadium. and the pac-12 game skid with the cal golden bears. mindi bach has the latest with highlights. >> good morning, everyone. cal traveled to oregon and not a powerhouse matchup. the bears took the field aftering having lost 14 straight pac-12 games on the road, and the beavers are 0 for their last 12 conference games. justin wilcox went back to chase

gar ber as starting quarterback and went to the big man. look at this malik mcnor tis is 5'11" and 290 pounds with the second career touchdown. bears up. and patrick laird, the best game for him so far, and garbber finds him for the 25-yard catch and score. and laird on the ground did not have a 100-yard gain this year, and nearly got there in the first half hurdling this defender for 24 yards and on the same drive look at the stiff arm. laird dives for the corner, and the bears are up 21-0 at the half. the first drive of the third quarter, and we will go to the senior running back again, and laird is the longest run of the day of 53-yarder, and the bears score again on the drive and 28-0, and laird nearly broke 200 yards on the ground, and he had 193 and the 30-yard score here makes it 30-27.

and the cal defense took over from there. and josh draden, the great pick, and this is a 54-yard score can. 49-7 is the final. the bears finally snap their 14-game conference road losing streak thanks to one mr. patrick lai laird. the sharks are hosting the islanders on jersey night. tiberon means shark. and look at this stick work for brett burns and the bearded one past robin lehner for his first of the year. and then tomas hertle and the shot bounces off of two islanders. several fights in this one. evander cain and anders lee gets ejected for this spark late. the sharks over .500 for the

first time this year, and 4-1 is the final. game seven of the ncls, the dodgers and the brewers. the dodgers were leading in the fifth, and christian yelich gets a hold of this one, and look at the left fielder chris tailor, the sliding catch at the wall, and saves a game-tieing run. sixth inning. jeremy jeffress facing yasiel puig, and he got all of that one, and he knows it is gone, and he celebrating all around the bases. and then clayton kershaw in relief striking out mike moustakas to get to the game as they are popping the bubbly. they face boston red sox for the world series and game one is tuesday. the 49ers are at home hosting the rams and kickoff at 1:00, and we will bring you the highlights tonight at 5:00, and until then, have a great day. >> and now an accuweather update. >> if you are headed to the game, you will catch some sunshine but now we are dealing with the gray skies and fog and

low clouds. you can see it with the doppler 7 and the clearing now through the interior areas, and that is it, and it will change in the next few hours around and the visibility has been low in the north bay where there has been dense fog in some spots, and where napa, it is down to the fourth of a mile, and it has improved in santa rosa, and petaluna and hayward as well. and here is a live shot of the san jose airport, and those the gray conditions. temperatures are in the 50s and some 40s out there as well, but san francisco is currently 52 and oakland 56 and san jose 55 and pacifica at 55 as well. this time, we are looking at cam emeryville, and it is looking calm on the waers. napa is one of the cooler spots in the valley, and fog and temperatures in the 40s, 49 right now. and in vacaville, sunshine and 60, and concord and livermore and the live shot looking at the

skyline area of san francisco. and the cloud s as are starting thin out, and they will in the next few hours, and the forecast for today, and we are still the dealing with the lowering fog and this afternoon we will have a cooling trend starting the day tuesday, and then drop by as much as 10 degrees and things will turn around and have a warming trend for the end of the work week wednesday and thursday and back up possibly by even 10 degree degrees. this is a live shot of the golden gate bridge and you can see the low clouds out there. there is a air quality advisory through today, and the only areas of the modern air quality are the northern coast and s central bay, and other areas have improve and it is going to be good today, and the animation shows it is going to be for the clouds to clear with the stronger onshore flow, and then another 10:00, we will see the clouds around the bay, and we saw sunshine earlier on, and then as it clears back to the

coast, it is going to start push in earlier this evening, and then we will see the widespread fog overnight, and into the morning. it could be a tough commute for commuters in the north bay with the thick fog as well for monday. highs today are going to be comfortable in the south bay. look for some low 80s in morgan hill, and gilroy in the 80s and low 70s on the lower part of the peninsula, and menlo park at 71, and breezy at the coasts. that is where the clouds will stick around. and so san francisco is 64, and south san francisco is 67. a lot of 70s in the midday, and petaluna and sonoma at 75, and vallejo as well in the 70s. and we will see 69 at berkeley, and 70s elsewhere. oakland is 70, and freemont 177, a tnd the warmest spots inland will top off at 84 this afternoon. really nice day for the danville

fall fest near 80. and san ramon is near 80. overnight, in the 40s in the north bay, and low 50s around the bay. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, morning clouds and afternoon sunshine and slightly cooler numbers today, and the inland a ar areas to mid-60s at the coast. and monday, near average and inland around the bay, but cool at the coast tuesday and then the warming up wednesday, thursday and friday and unfortunately, matt no, rain in sight. >> but we have the 70s and the 80s, let's enjoy it while we have got it. thank you, frances. thanksgiving and the holidays are around the corner, and maybe a new stove is in your future. we have this report.

>> reporter: if you have been shopping for a range and want to go for to a smooth top the electric, you have a little decision to the make. should you springfor more and go or the induction cooktop. they are similar in appearance, but there is no difference there, but the way it cooks sets it ap r part. this is the science behind how it works. >> well, instead of a red hot element below the glass surface for induction cooktops the element below generates an electromagnetic field which interacts with the pod, and the pod itself gets hot. >> reporter: every induction range and cooktop consumer reports tested have high powered burners with high cooktop heat and superb simmering, and this is something that is kind of cool, literally. >> you see how only half of the chocolate bar is melting? it is because the pan is hot, and next to it is not, and this is difference of the induction and the radiant cooktop.

>> reporter: they are getting cheaper and you can get a consumer reports recommended model for around $1,000 this fridge dare gallery got excellent rating for heating and speed. a couple of things to keep in mind, the induction don't glow like radiant cooktops do when they are hot. some have added imitation flames so you can tell when it is on. and if the current can cookware is not magnetic to replace it. try sticking a magnet no the bottom to check. if it sticks, it will conduct heat on the induction cooktop, and you can check for this induction approved icon on the bottom of the cookware that you are considering. one other drawback, a buzz or hum is common when using the higher settings, and you may notice the clicking sounds on the lower settings. i'm michael finney, 7 on your s coming up, the cameras capture two bucks battling on a bay area porch. we will tel

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you won't step in the the middle of those two fighting bucks. >> i don't want to get in between the antlers. >> i don't want to get in between my kids when they are fighting and they are small. >> good idea. what we are dealing with is low clouds can and fog in the north bay. temperatures in the 40s and the 50s right now, and look for the temperatures to warm up nicely, and be cooler compared to the yesterday, although it is partly cloudy at the coast. san francisco is 64, and oakland is 70, and so the temperatures continue with the warming trend through wednesday through friday and then we will be back to where we started. >> thank you, frances. thank you for joining us on "abc7 mornings," and i'm matt keller along with frances dinglasan and lisa argen as well will be in later. this is a live look from the exploritorium camera. and we will continue with abc 7 news at 5:00 p.m. have a great day, everyone.

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