find fireworks inside the garage and the home that's involved here, it's this house where you can see a white car in the driveway. i want to point this out, we have several evacuees out here, all of these people, including this man who is 95 years he's been out here for about 3 horse ju hours just like everyone else. the san jose police bomb unit is still here making sure that everything is safe before they can let people return to their homes. >> and then the next thing i know i saw our neighbor and she was coming out of the house because they had seen the smoke. and the next thing we know all the fire trucks were here and found ought that the kids were messing around with fireworks. >> reporter: at this point unus clear when this street will reopen and people will be able to return to their homes.

an officer did stop by a moment ago to brief us. and he's going to do that now. and we'll have some more information on this in a few minutes. and the deadline to register to vote in california is tomorrow at 11:59 p.m. leslie brinkley is live in walnut creek and she tracked down campaign events today. >> reporter: no matter what the event, it's 16 days until the midterm election and the emphasis on both sides is getting out the vote. a bright yes on prop 6 campaign bus rolled into walnut creek for this rally and there was concerned from this incumbent over voter place sen si. >> people are almost looking at me cross eyed when i saw

november 6th election. like what do you mean a november 6 election. >> you're worried about people not voting? >> i'm not worried about people not voting. >> reporter: 65% of voters in the 2014 midterms said they were certain they would vote. this time 77% say certain they will vote. >> do you intend to vote? >> yes i will. >> are you registered to vote? >> no, i am not. >> are you going to register? >> probably not. >> complacency is a real problem. >> i see people who didn't vote in the last election are actually intending to vote in this election because they realize their votes are going to have an impact. >> reporter: the deadline to

vote in california 11:59 p.m. tomorrow night so you can go online or you can go to your local registrar's office and get your vote to count. >> and as she mentioned, again that deadline to register to vote is tomorrow, but there are some other deadlines we need to mention. the election is on november 6. we have a full list of voter resources on our website abc7news.com/election. it's a one stop shop to learn about all the propositions. police are searching for a driver who hit and killed a man in pittsburgh. police say the driver was going eastbound on buchanan road on meadows avenue. the victim was walking on the opposite direction on the

shoulder. the suspect's car is red, possibly an f-150 police spotted allen david yap and hoy yang as you see here. an officer saw drug paraphernalia in a car and detained both men. when officers searched the car, they found stolen mail from i'm in other cities. once officers arrested the men, found out who they reallier with and discovered the two had outstanding warrants for other crimes. a caravan of migrants is still heading toward the u.s. right now they're making their way through mexico. traveling together as temperatures are just under 940

degrees. matt gutman was there when a young girl being doused with water collapsed. everyone he talked to said this journey isn't as bad as the violence in their own country. the president tweeted saying that people will be turned away at the voter if they don't first apply for asylum in mexico. abc7 news was at levi stadium when joe montana stood next to a statue of him moments before he caught the touchdown pass. in is the 82, the cats propelled the 49ers dynasty to its first super bowl win. >> it i don't anyone realized on our team and our teammates, what, how important this play would become in 49er history. >> and you can hear more about the catch from joe montana coming up in sports.

more than $2 million is up for grabs between two lotto drawings coming up this week. the jackpot wednesday night's drawing is $1.6 billion. if you're going to get tickets, plan ahead because you can bet those lines will be long. >> both jackpots, zl zlrz. and a burning rv forces customers to plea a san francisco home improvement store. >> plus how a sailor broke royal protocol when he celebrated with prince harry at an "invictus" games race. tomorrow we're tracking

cooler air coming

a naming rv triggered the evacuation of a lowe's store this morning. flameses damaged part of the store's exterior. the morning's fire broke out around 7:00, nobody was hurt.

the fire department ordered the store to be evacuated for a time. investigators think homeless people might have been living inside the rv. a man is targeting women all across california. >> it involves a man using a coat to hide the fact that he's stealing. he leans against another person's chair, he turns to put his jacket on the coat chair as he then takes their wallet or their purse. >> i don't understand how people can do that, i was sitting there and literally behind my back, someone stole from me. and that's what's really upsetting me. >> she says she will not be hanging her purse on her chairman anymore, it will be right beside her.

>> all in good fun, the sailor, you can see hops harry's boat and then gives him a big bear hug and lifts him up at once point. the "invictus" games were founded by prince harvey. this year's games are being held in sidney australia. bay area families are getting a fall street at the san francisco zoo this weekend. and next weekend the zoo is open later to give zoo visitors a chance to see the animals more active at dusk. there's a may maze, a brew house and a costume parade and animals will be get fed pump county treats. today marked the 150

anniversary of the bay area earthquake. and meteorologist drew tuma is up next with your accuweather forecast. different week, same problem for the 49ers, how to hold on to

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150th anniversary of an earthquake that caused significant damage across the bay area. nbc news was in hayward where people can learn how to best prepare. destroyed buildings in san francisco in 1868. >> this fault here is not only broke during 1868, but ever since then, it's been creeping. so this is one of about a dozen faults in the world that's actually moving a little bit at a time. >> the event included hands on opportunities to help children learn about the science of earthquakes. it it's been a cooler weekend

out there and then warmer air will return in the upcoming week. satellite tonight showing you clouds there waiting along our coastline right now, but we have a gorgeous sun set in the making. we have the tan cam showing you that sun lowering in the horizon. sunset about 6:28. once that county comes down, we'll see the clouds come back to the coastline. the name of the game right now 57. 64 currently in the south bay for san jose, 62 in the north bay, san whta rosa and napa sitg in the mid 60s. even reaching some cities inland as well. the mainly cloudy start tomorrow morning. temperatures in the north bay on the cool side dropping into the mid if not low 40s

let's time out that cloud cover for you, sunday night, 11:00, later on tonight that cloud cover spilling in and around the bay. monday morning, 7:30 in the morning, grab the jacket, we have that cloud cover major head, temperatures mainly starting out in the 40s for most of us. and that cloud cover, will retreat, very similar to how it retreated today. in the afternoon we will see sunshine breaking out for most areas away from the coast. but tomorrow, you'll notice it's a cooler afternoon compared to weekend. 64 the high tomorrow. 70 in san rafael, 74 in concord, starting out with cloud cover to afternoon sunshine. we're tracking a rapidly

strengthening storm right now, this is hurricane willa. we do have a tropical storm warning in effect in puerto vallarta. we do expect this storm to make landfall as a major category 3 storm late wednesday into early thursday morning. once it comes onshore, it's going to hit the mown tons of mexico, but heavy rains and strong winds are forecasted there. temperatures take a dip even more on tuesday, partly cloudy skies, then we'll do a 180 to round out the week on thursday and friday, sunshine returns, the air quality does decline, a wild weekend on tap for next

weekend. channel 6 park is long gone, but one of the most iconic moments to ever take place on the field there stands outside levi's stakes. the niners unveiled the largest-dwight clark's widow kelley and his brother jeff attended the ceremony and joe montana and nearly 70 former players. clark passed in june from als, but montana said he would love this. >> i'm humbled to be standing up here to remember this. i always told dwight he didn't have to make it so dramatic. just catch the ball. i know what he would be telling me, you know they didn't call it the throw for a reason.

>> san francisco fumbled twice in their first three possessi possessions. t.j. becker down the field. 49ers had three turnovers in the first half. it's 22-0. goff had two td passes today. the review shows he caught it in the end zone, for the 49ers on the board. but that's about all that went right. becker sacked four times, four 49ers turnovers led to 20 l.a. points and san francisco got locked. 3 39-10, the final, they are now 1 and 6. the dallas cowboys are gathering information on raiders wide

receiver amare cooper. shack ter also reports that washington and indianapolis have also inquired by the 24-year-old. the trade deadline is october 30th. it has been a disappointing weekend for the earthquakes. the record of 145 career goals, only two more games remain on the we could, wondo watch is in full effect at the stadium. you'll see wondo had two shots in the first half. that went online, but was deflected by colorado's defense. early in the second half, wondo's best shot of the day, sailed over the cross bore, that was a missed opportunity and he knew it. only one more chance for wondo

next sunday at seattle, but he's not focused on any records. >> whether i get the goals or not, this is the worst year of my career, it's the worse year of my soccer it is what it is so i just want to get it over with. >> the nba handed down punishment for the fight that took place last night. the suspension will cost paul the most about $492,000. the fight started when paul pointed a finger rondo's face. the rockets claim rondo started it by spitting at paul. the lakers deny that, this all happened in the home debut of lebron james which was kind of

overlooked. the warriors under way. >> do you think the punishment was suitable? >> i do. unfortunately the two other players will not be fined more than $200,000 even though they'll be four games more than chris paul, but that's just the nature of their salary. >> that's what paul gets when he gives up two days of his pay. thank you very much. just ahead, a hunk of metal fell from space and crash lands

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people could be about to change. big hunk of metal, a central valley farmer found in his walnut orchard is from outer space. >> it is a fuel tank from a communications satellite. the part had been in orbit for more than a decade and entered earth's atmosphere yesterday. it landed just south of in csan joaquin county. >> it was exciting,citing,citin, little different for us. >> that satellite had been used for cell phone communications and gps tracking. most spacecraft landings are controlled and usually in the pacific ocean. a slain competition. >> it the slasher film debuted above expectations bringing in $77.5 million that's the highest ever with a horror form with a

female lead. a star the born bringing in 19.3 million, venom fell to 1 third with >> i actually saw venom. it's a little different. and that's it for abc7 "news at 6:00," we'll see you right back here at

minutes can mean the difference between life and death. proposition 11 saves lives by ensuring medical care is not delayed in an emergency. proposition 11 establishes into law the longstanding industry practice of paying emts and paramedics to remain on-call during breaks and requires they receive fema level training and active shooters and natural disasters. vote yes on 11 to ensure 911 emergency care is there

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