it's saturday, october 27th. i'm chris nguyen. let's look at the forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen, tracking live dplesh doppler 7 four are for us. good morning to you. we are rooking at patchy dense fog this morning. live doppler 7 showing from the north bay, yes, visibility is about quarter of a mile up in napa. fog on the golden gate bridge. temperatures range from the upper 40s in santa rosa. cellular phone dale thaerks. 5 in hayward and concord with 57 in san francisco. so we look for numbers to climb to the 60s and 70s which noontime. the fog disperses and temperatures above average later on in the day. in fact upper 70s to near 80 inland. look for upper 70s around the by and cooler at the shoreline. some places coming down today. but a bigger kohldown on top por the second half of the week. and high fire danger coming up kris. lisa, thanks. after five days of terror cross the country a suspect in

the serial pipe bomb packages has been arrested in south florida. the suspect cesar sayoc is due to make a court appearance on monday. at least 14 packages discovered so far. two of them showed up yesterday in northern california. one in sacramento addressed to senator kamala harris. the ogren in burlingame. intended tor exactic active it tom steyer. reporter request jim dolen from our sister station in new york has more on what we know about the suspect. >> reporter: this is the face of the man who police believe mailed explosives to more than a dozen prominent exacts. cesar sayoc seen on several social media posts shouting at multiple trump rallies. clearly wrapped up in the moment. and this is the same man friday amp. much morp subdued now, hours after hisn plantation, fri buying parts when agents rushed in.

>> he had a look on his face from what i saw of him more of like just a -- okay they got me. >> federal investigators described the 56-year-old suspect as a domestic terrorist with a political chip on his shoulder saying he sometimes lived in this white van. its windows covered with political messages supporting the president and demonizing his critics. >> we will not tolerate such lawlessness, especially not political violence. >> investigators say the break in the case came as forensic examiners were carefully dissecting a crude ied inside one of the packages that sayoc sent out to 14 people. they quickly discovered a latent fingerprint that matched in the database to one deanne from sayoc in multiple previous arrests including a 2002 bomb threat. the fisher cautions friday's arrest doesn't mean we are out of the woods yet. >> there may be other packages in transit now. >> sayoc will go before a

federal judge on monday. he faces as longing a 48 years in prison if convicted. if in south florida for abc news, jim dolen. president trump briefly talked about the arrest during a rally last night in charlotte, north carolina. the president pointed the finger at the media for dividing the country. >> the media's constant unfair coverage, deep hostility, and negative attacks, you if he that only serve to -- >> but earlier in the day the president said, quote, there is in blame when talking about the pipe bomb packages. the mail bomb scare troezed parts of northern california and the bay area. two pipe bombs were sent to prominent critics of president trump one intercepted at a peninsula post office addressed to tom steyer. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernhard spoke with steyer about the discovery. >> i'm very grateful to the police appear post office for doing such a great job. grateful for them keeping everybody safe. >> billionaire act ue ried nob

agents swarmed a postal facility on rollens road in burlingame where a suspicious package contains of an explosives device addressed to steyer found. authorities believe it was sent by cesar sayoc. >> are you surprised a device was sent to you? >> you know, i have -- i really don't understand what this guy was up to. >> sky7 followed a caravan of police vehicles which took the device to a gun range near sfo where the fbi says was rendered safe. steyer an outspoken critic of donald trump blachted the president on cnn for his violent rhetoric riling up supporters. >> he does not understand that in a civil society the rhetoric he uses, attacks on the press are absolutely wrong. >> i will confirm that the package was addressed to senator harris. >> this dramatic scene also played out in sacramento after a postal worker discovered a suspicious package addressed to

u.s. senator kamala harris. the post office was evacuated, neghbors told to shelter in place. >> i don't know what it means. really a cowardly act i think. >> the fbi confirmed the device was similar to a to dodson others sent to prominent democrats and cnn. >> thankfully nobody was hurt. that's my first priority. there are powerful forces and have been sowing hate and division. >> the fisher warning there could be more devices. >> that's a concerns that there may be other packages. >> both devices found friday will likely be sent to quanitco are co, virginia for further analysis. cornell bernhard abc 7. warriors coach steve kerr is a vocal critic of president trump he was asked before the game in new york if he was concerned about his safety. >> this country we live in these days innocent people get killed, innocent people get shot. and it's a dangerous time to be alive right now.nd a target of pipe bomb suspect colin

kaepernick. sayoc's twitter feed included numerous threats against the former 49ers quarterback. these are three different booking photos from the broward county sheriffs office. investigators say there were warn signs in his criminal record. dan noyes has been digging into his background. >> reporter: sayoc was very active on social media. the days and weeks before his arrest. >> understand you look at these people. >> he posted videos on social media that appear to show him at president trump rallies, this posted on facebook in june. his twitter page riss him as a former professional soccer player cage fighter. and he was vocal in support for president trump posting red tsunami is coming slamming the nfl over the antingive controversy. we know in 2014 say crick was road manager for a male review show. responsibilities include sale of merchandise, coordinating bookings and supervising operations. in ha 2012 bankruptcy when when he was 50 he says he lives with

mom has no furniture. he had eight arrests in florida from g giving false information to grand theft auto. in 2002 he pleaded guilty and got probation for threatening to discharge a destructive device. the arrest record says sayoc called florida power and light and threatened to blow up fpl and that it would be worse nan september 11th. in 994 he was also accused of domestic violence, the record said the case was disposed by the judge. for the i-team dan noyes abc 7 news. we sent out several push alerts through the abc 7 news ach following the arrest and the discovery of packages in northern california. download the app and enable push albert to you'll be the first to know about the big stories like this. the time is 6:07. the caltrain station in san mateo is open after a smooth left a man hurt. happening before 9:00 last night. police responded to a disturbance near tilten avenue and b stret in downtown san mateo. officers say a 20-year-old man was shot in the caltrain station

parking lot. police say the shooting appears to be gang remoted. no suspects have been arrested. in the east bay what seemed like a halloween prank is now a suspicious death investigation after someone delivered a human skull to the oakland police department. it was found in the backyard of a home on the corner of 29th and west in oakland. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has the bizarre details. >> reporter: people limping in the west oakland neighborhood are in shock over the discovery of a human skull. >> i'm very sad. i'm very sad about that. >> reporter: sky7 shows the backyard where the two people found it in plain sight. >> it was decomposed and had a little bit of flesh on it. >> reporter: what they did next surprised even seasoned officers. >> they thought it was real enough it had to be brought to our attention immediately. >> reporter: the people discovering the severed head brought it down to the police station. and at first officers thought maybe it was a prank so close to halloween but when they looked

in the car they knew for themselves the head was real. >> i can say in my years of service i've never had a human skull delivered to the police station. >> reporter: the coroner office is now working to determine the identity and cause of death. >> i'm not saying that there is any foul play in this at all except for how it got here. that's something we are working on. >> the mystery made more difficult because the skull was moved. >> if i found it, i have to call the police before i touch it. >> reporter: police are searching through missing persons cases, working to locate the rest of the body and asking anyone with information to come forward. in oakland, katie utehs, abc 7 news. john hailey the embanquetsed san francisco municipal transit director announced retire pmt last month the examiner reported he was being sued by his assist accuseding him of groping and harassing her on the jb. reports said hailey was pressured to leave when a group

of female sfmta staffers stepped forwarded demanding action. hailey joined the agency back in 2010. the time is 6:09 lisa argen has tracking the accuweather forecast and we are seeing fog early this saturday morning. >> yes compressed so dense right at the superiorities on the bridges and that's why the visibility is poor in some pots. but from the sutro tower camera it looks good here. a good vantage point por the city where it's 56. a degree cooler over the past hour. upper 40s in the north bay. another day with temperatures above average in some spots. but we'll have fog at the coast. and then a cold front wants to approach the north bay. i'll explain next. >> thanks, lisa. more than one milestone in the recovery efforts following the north bay wildfires pangs to pg&e. but not everyone is happy about it. plus thousands of gamer descended on the south bay. we take you insid

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tcht. as warmer weather returns so do concerns about wildfires, especially in the north bay. yesterday one of the neighborhoods that lost the most in last year's wildfires reached a milestone. more than one actually. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman bring us us the story from santa rosa's coffey park. >> in the north bay fire zone milestones happen almost every day for dennis glin and his wife here is one in the rebuilding of the lashingfield estates home. they lived here almost decades.

>> we are finally making progress after a year. >> in these parts pg&e meds progress by the number of high voltage lines cleared from trees. and in coffey park another milestone as pg&e finished nearly seven months of work replacing underground electrical and gas lines. >> we trefrmd 17 miles but laid 22 miles of electric line and 10 miles of new gas main. >> that would be every house here. back in lashing field estates, though residents can't say the same. note the power poles on base raten court. >> would you rather soo see it underground? >> yes. >> but it won't happen for these homes even know processingen undergrounded these homes and finished early. that's from the frustti t and b. >> we are made to build state of the art homes and pg&e comes through and left the old poles because they can. >> there is a reason. the homes on base raten court pre-date the rest of

lashingfield estates built under a different set of codes. pg&e says it's followed a predetermined policy. >> what we did is what we call like for like if there was underground before the fires then we replaced everything underground and that's how it is now after a year liter. >> like for like, what you had is what you get. along the small block in lashingfield estates, they do not like that. >> well i wish i could do thap i wish i could build the same house i had and not have to upgrade anything. >> in santa rosa wayne friedman. in the south bay, twitchcon 2018 is taking over downtown san jose. the san francisco based live extreme platform attracted so many people yesterday that organizers ended up extending the hours. twitchcon isoued to t with ns of thousands of people expected both today and tomorrow. here is abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo with more. >> reporter: twitchcon 2018 is prove the internet is powerful. the platform howes users to

create engaging content which is all live streemd online. it's popularity was easy to see friday as thousands spent hours in line waiting to connect. >> it's brafrmd out in ir. extremes and music extreme. i know d skrchlt j extremer and chefs streaming. >> but at the root are the gamers users imkj she says the irl or in real life aspect of twitchcon shows it's possible to impact a community from behind a computer. >> it's two different worlds but then once in convention comes in it's like worlds collide. >> amazon's the analytic website alexa shows twitch d.o.t. tv is the 14th most visited site in the u.. and this three-day convention selling out in san jose. >> there is no restriction and no, like hierarchy ofho ixtnd w meant to be. >> but that hasn't always been the case. long time gamer daniel anthony says it was dominated by men she

says now more women are coming to fwich and she recognizes her participation is powerful. >> the only thing that i love more than anything is that now that the games rep diversifies i'm seeing people in games looking like me wear their hair like me and it's amazing. it matters. >> early friday twitchcon tweeted, the lines at twitchcon did not hold up to the bar we set for the show. we're sorry. so this means they're going to allow people with friday only passes to show up saturday for free. in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> with fall under way and winter just around the corner, swimming season is almost over. but these san leandro kids took um s at the family oliday acquaintic center last niem. it was a floating pumpkin patch. kids took the plunge and took home a pumpkin for the weekend. now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen.

hi, everyone. saturday morning, live zpldoppl 7. fog in the north bay and compressed due to high pressure with us another day. then it fades away as an area of low pressure drops down from the norg. this brings us extra cloud cover maybe sprinkles in sonoma county early tomorrow before it washes out process. looking at temperatures right now you notice mainly in the 50s upper 40s. santa rosa. 55 mountain view. 52 in fremont with 50 in livermore. so temperatures are milder. we had some high clouds and also the low clouds this morning. so even in the north bay anywhere from two to five degrees highlander numbers near 60 the further north you go. to a live look outside this is what you are deali wh heading toldenatcoit patch for a c today. still mild to warm inland. but it gets under way more so tomorrow and will be dry for halloween. a warmer pattern sets up it's an

offshore flow next we can. in fact, getting towards november i think the first of november may be the warmest day of the week. hour by hour you notice the fog. it's 2:00. and we have sunny skies inland. the fog will be with us at the coast. we'll call it partly cloudy at times later on today. the early tomorrow here is that system it washes out. it also takes the clouds with it. and allowing for more sun but a cooler and breezier day for sunday. the week ahead in san francisco. 60s and fog. then towards next week in the mid-70s. so much milder and it's getting warm again up in napa. so 76 for the high today. cooler tomorrow. and into monday. in the mid-70s. but as we head towards tuesday, halloween and november, we'll see the winds kick up and high fire danger around here once again. in the south bay, look for 75 today in santa clara. sunnyvale checking in at 74.

peninsula low 70s. san francisco partly cloudy. 68 in downtown in the north bay looking at sunshine. and temperatures in the upper 70s from calistoga near east bay 76 in orinda nice day with low 70s in berkeley. inland upper 70s to near 80 today in livermore. but if you are headed out tonight we will have more clouds, remember we have the weak cold front that will be pushing threw the north bay. allowing for low to mid-60s for most of you with a lot of clouds around. and the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring temperatures in the 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay. near 80 inland. another warm one inland but cooler today. download the app. sunday and monday coolest with the breezy winds, extra cloud cover and then we warm up before hal won't. halloween looks nice and mild and to warm. but the winds we watch and are concerned about into next week. >> it feels like summer right now. >> um-hum. >> lisa thank you. just ahead ocean explorers make a discovery in monterey

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not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, teachers, and mental-health professionals. vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. the time right now is 6:23. eva pill frim joins from us new york to tell us what's coming up on good morning america. >> coming up on gma after days of unrest over the suspected explosives devices sent to outspoken critics of the president, a suspected arrested yesterday. what we are learning about the man officials apprehended in florida as in investigation continues. but president trump praising the arrest and calling for unity at

his rally but condition deming the media, how the white house is reactin longest world series game ever, the dodgers take down the sox in an epic comeback last into night. all the highlights from that historic game. all coming up on gma. it's all about the early halloween if you are looking for fwun we have options to consider. alexis smith from krb. mornings has morp. >> every everyone in the halloween spirit in weekend and plenty of ways to celebrate with pets can be kids and wisdom by zonal byes. the contest returns to the hill on saturday. the parade at 8:00 p.m. at corner of 18th and arkansas streets. and judging for the best dressed pet begins immediately after at 18th and texas. if your fury friend doesn't win treats will be handed out. no need to register in event. just shows up and have fun.

things could get spooky for the annual halloween event boo at the zoo stroll the zoo in costume and follow throughs on the program to get the goody bag. there will be a boo train and party. hands on activities and treats for the animals. boo at the zoo runs saturday from 10:00 to 3:00 and included with regular zoo admission. if you happen to be in the prune yard in campbell you can join dancers for thrill the world. it's an attempt to break the world record for most people dancing simultaneously to the thriller dance from michael jackson's thriller video. you have to know the downs and must be registered by 2:45 at the main plaza or just watch the show. for us and partners at the hood line we hope you have a great weekend. ocean explores in monterey bay made a discovery appears to be out of the world. more than 1,000 deep water octopuses tucked in the cracked

in the giant under water volcano. most of the of the pocket pursue puts female. wrapping up eggs in tenticle. still to come two of the series of suspicious packages reached northern california. the recipients include high profile democrats. but some like senator dianne feinstein haven't been targeted. you'll hear from her next. also, an unusual custody battle on the peninsula. why a mid-west zoo is a suing a

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gorilla. >> announcer: good morning north bay backup let's get up and get% going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. > it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here is lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. good morning to you. sun not up for another hour. we have fog, looking at temperatures in the 50s here. but upper elevations already in the 60s. 56 in san francisco. 48 in morgan hill. pacifica appear 56. looking from the roof camera we have upper 40s from santa rosa and novato 46 with 50 in livermore. vacaville 51. looking for temperatures up through the 50s and 60s and low 70s by noontime. a lot of sunshine we will have fog at the coast but above average inland. upper 70s there with more 70s around the bay. by tonight the clouds are going to increase.

we have a weak cold front visit the north bay and a much cooler sunday on the which. chris. lisa, thanks. federal authorities have revealed exactly how they cracked the case of the mail bomb suspect. the fbi says it wasn't just the devices that revealed key information. the envelopes themselves offered clues hidden in plain sight. here is abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. >> inside that critical moment that led authorities to the suspect when police delivered a potential bomb tarring pg max even waters to the fbi laboratory in quantico. forensic examiner carefully dissecting the crude ied quickly discovered a latent fingerprint on a suspected bomb component. the fbi director telling me. >> once i knew they had a print i was confident we would find the right person. >> the fingerprint was scanned into a database. authorities found pennsylvania match. a suspect identified. cesar sayoc who is fingerprint was in the criminal justice system because of previous

arrests including from a 2002 bomb threat. and as more devices were recovered, the evidence kept pouring in. the fbi was using powerful microscopes to look for dna evidence. according to the fbi, dpa was recovered from two devices. one sent to president obama, another to congresswoman waters. the fbi director warning that the devices were dangerous. >> they did contain energetic material which if subjected to the right combination of heat or shock or friction could be dangerous to the public. >> inside the packages he allegedly set clues. certain of the mailings including photographs of the target. recipients marked with a red x pmt another piece of evidence boosting the fbi's confidence, prosecutors say on his twitter account sayoc misspelled hillary clinton's name using only one l, the same way it was misspelled on the package addressed to her. >> we see unbelievable work like this on tv and in hollywood. but to see it upals something t.

>> pierre thomas, abc news, washington. some prominent democrats have not received the packages like senator dianned louie trac an event in watsonville to ask about her concerns. >> during a campaign event at a monterey county mushroom grower senator feinstein said she and her staff are on the alert after the devices were intercepted. a dp intercepted on thursday turned out not to be a bomb she knows what it's like to be targeted petitions she is no staerng to terrorist accretas a bomb was planted back in the 70s at her home by a group tide to the new world liberation front. the bomb didn't go off. >> she expressed hope that president trump will tone down comments at political rallies that may be fanning flames and inciting support tors do drastic things. >> the president he is should bring people together and

deemphasize differences, enable people to work together and be friends together. work for the goodness of this nation together. and not separate them. >> the fbi and other agencies were able to identify and arrest 56-year-old cesar sayoc in connection with the 13 devices delivered so far. however, feinstein noticed how president trump in announcing the arrest did not credit the fbi by name. >> he has maligned the fbi so much. and yet i just heard him say to all law enforcement, goodwork. he candidate say fbi, you know, this was done and whatever it is four or five days, congratulations. >> feinstein told agriculture workers at the monterey mushroom facility near watsonville she is working on a revised immigration bill allowing them to stay and work in the u.s. if they have worked at least 100 hours and have clean records. it could lead to permanent residency. in monterey county david louie abc 7 news. and we sent out push alerts

all morning yesterday through the abc 7 news app as news of the arrest was announced and explosives defines devices were found in northern california. download the app and enable armts to be the first to know about big stories like this. time right now is 6:34. and in the east bay bernie sappeders caps a week long tour supporting liberal congressional candidates. he was at a rally in staying to support mike levin a democrat running for a seat in traditionally republican stronghold. >> trump did not do too well in california. congratulations, california. unless democrats gain control of the house, we are going to continue to see a government which gives huge tax breaks to the wealthiest people and ignores the needs of working families we cannot allow that to happen. >> sanders will appear with congresswoman barbara lee at berkeley community theater 11:00 this morning. the vice president considered is rumored to be considering a run in 2020.

voting center are open in alameda county pb santa clara county. san mateo county and in san francisco in weekend. the election is ten days away. the places are where you can cast a balt, verify voter registration and request a replacement ballot. if you miss the doctrine to register to vote can you do something called conditional voter registration. that means you can costa the ballot in the election and counted after your registration is verified. to learn more about what's onyour ballot the issues and candidates where you live go to abc 7 news.com/election. you'll find a voter guide to people and proposition on the local ballot. the time is 6:35. a federal custody battle is grewing over a silverback gorilla. it lives at the foundation in redwood city. he was sent by the cincinnati zoo in 1991 as a mate for the famous gorell aa cocoa but noco cory died the cincinnati zoo is supposed to get him become. but the worker with cocoa wants

him to stay. a judge will ziet are decide pirjts the great deal mall in milpitas is hoefting a job fair for the holiday season. the center is one of the largest shopping and entertainment destinations in all of northern california. the mall hopes to fill more than 200 full and part time positions. interested applicants should bring copies of their resume to guest services. the fair runs from 10:00 this morning until 7:00 tonight. inches kohls is also hiring for the holidays. ten stores across the bay area will hold hiring events. seasonal job positions include sales associates. customer service and stock room operations employees get a 35% discount and considered for open positions after the holiday season. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, an east bay high school football game tradition takes upon a bigger meaning tonight with a big number. we explain. but first as we head to break, a live look outside from the abc 7 roof camera. you can see the exploratorium there. lisa argen has the full forecast in a few minut

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.

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thanks so much for starting are yourdy with abc 7 news. time right now is 6 can 9. we are looking outside at san francisco sprngs airport this morning. most arrivals and departures on top no weather-related delays. as for the rest of the bay area lisa argen is tracking a little. new details about the marin county bid to buy a golf course.

a judge has reported rufld in favor of residents ending the county's effort to acquire the land. according to the marin independent journal. a judge agreed with the advocating suing to block the purchase. they say the county needs to do the environmental analysis of the project before completing the purchase. the group is pushing to push the initiative on the marni 2020 ballot requiring the property to continue as a golf course unless voters approve a change. there is no contest yet but surfers came together yesterday for the opening ceremony of the mavericks challenge surf competition. the window for the big wave suffering competition at pillar point opens up november 1st and runs through march process 1st 2019. this was a prevail ceremony at princeton by the see. we have gone two years since the last suffering contest there. the raft competition was held back in february of 2016. all right the time 6:40. lisa tracking fog the throughout parts of the bay area. dense out there at the toll plaszcz, the golan gate bridge. as we look outside you can see this is what you are greeted

with with the fog pushing down at the lower elevation because high pressure is still in control bringing us a sunny abmild afternoon. one more day before a cool downrowedown for the second half of the week and then another 180. . forecast coming up. >> thanks. also ahead the knicks hope to lure kevin durant from the warriors after the season but last night kd left

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beautiful view to ache wake up to on this saturday morning as we take a live look outside from the mount tam camera. the overall weather conditions, cool to start the day. but it will warm up. lisa argen is tracking the full accuweather forecast with more ahead opinion happening tonight two high school football teams in the east bay getting ready to renew one of the oldest most eyakemle rivalry in the california history. the antioch panthers host the pittsburg pirates. eric thomas reports on this year's big little game. it's not the tournament of roses parade. but if you are a pittsburg high school pirate it doesn't get better. this event kicks off the homecoming weekend and the football game against the afternoon rival antioch panthers. >> the fact that it's the 100th game. i can't tell what you that means to the community >> it's not just any game. i want the 100th playing of what's officially called the big little gim.

antioch high principal louet roacha has the helmet he wore in three matchups back in the 70s. he says it becomes part of your dna. >> if i was talking to you and you said you are from pittsburg and said what year did you graduate did you beat antioch. >> he shows me pictures from year books from the 50s although the game dates back to 1924. in some years they had to play twice. pittsburg won the last two games and currently holds the big little game trophy. through the years, the pirates have won 65 games to 27 for antioch with 7 ties. that entitles pittsburg to a little swag sfwleer name and position play. >> willy hart i'm a let athlete. play everywhere. >> and great memories. >> playing against enemy and winning the last time it's memory rabl. >> antiac has a better record this year and little attitude. >> they've been winning in pastier. we got to get that back. >> stlt a little extra pop in the hits on the. >> oh, yeah, oh, yeah.

>> okay. >> 100%. >> and there are two more reasons each side really wants to win this game. one it helps determine the seedings in the divisional playoffs. and two, alums of big little games dating back to the 1940s here tonight watching and comparing. eric thomas, abc 7 news. now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good morning, everyone. waking up to the fog. you can seep from the east by hills camera. we have it at the bay bridge, the golden gate bridge, the marine layer at five, 600 feet. a ridge of high pressure still in cell of the weather today. as a result we are warm on the warm side again today in condition cord. yesterday though in the mid-80s. slightly cooler today at 79. a bigger kohldown tomorrow through monday. then again going in the other direction when we warm up into the 80s, mid-80s. 80s an ofrp flow high fire danger will be an issue for us as we head into the end of

october early november. there is the golden gate bridge where there is plenty of fog and visibility up in the north bay has been reduced. so please give yourself some extra time. live doppler 7 you can see the clouds here and we widen the perspective there is a system coming in tonight. in will work to cool us off the second half of the weekend and into monday. but will it bring any rain? not likely. it's going to slip down into nrthern sonoma county. then wash out. maybe a few sprinkles there. otherwise we are talking more clouds and a cooler sunday. quarter mile visibility in napa. 2.5 miles in petaluma. you can see a quarter mile down to mountain view. foggy. santa cruz yesterday in the low 80s. 70 today with more sun. it's 56 in san francisco. as well as san jose. 48 in morgan hill. and looking from this vantage point. mount tam, a beautiful start with numbers in the upper 40s from novato to santa rosa. southwestd andcaseetooks lik hl

with high clouds otherwise aing trend under way. modest today. more pronounced tomorrow for some of you and dry and warmer for halloween. if you are headed to the beach today we will see partial clearing at times. but not total clearing. mid-60s from ocean beach to half moon bay with the sea breeze. and the look ahead into next week for conconsidered, we talked about it earlier and we showed how warm it's going to be. this is for all of the east bay much of the bay too where we warm up to a much higher averages than we should be for this time of year. but into sunday we cool off with numbers in the low to mid-70s from richmond to concord. very little change fl monday. but then the warming trend begins on tuesday. where numbers top out around 80 from napa to antioch at about 81 degrees. today 74 in fremont. 76 in san jose. sand rafael, 75. a nice afternoon with temperatures slightly above ample in some spots.

overnight tonight, fog and low clouds. maybe a few sprinkles up in sonoma county. if you are making plans for halloween this guy is we see temperatures warming up with number of 60s at the coast to the mid-70s around the bay. mid-80s inland. by evening time, kind of warm out there for the little kids with numbers still in the 70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast near 80 inland today. the cooling trend tomorrow. the download the app the sunday and monday cooler around average. and then we look for the numbers to go back up in the other direction. >> yes good news you bring for all the trick or treaters out there. >> nice and droi. >> lisa, thank you. in sports, tonight, the red sox and dodgers play game four of the world series after the epic 18-inning marathon that didn't end until center. back at the wall. it is gone!

it's over. muncy, a walk-off home run, to win game three. in the 18 night-night. the longest game in world series history. the game lasting 7 hours 20 minutes. the dodgers won three two and at 18 innings after losing the first two in boston. the red sox still lead 2-1. the game four starts at 5:09 in dodgers stadium. the all three bay areas schools at home. san jose state faces unlvp washington stakes on cal at memorial stadium at tlourt. number 14 washington state battles stanford on the farm in at 4:00 p.m. last night the warriors kicked off against the knicks in madison square garden. we have the highlights with larry beil. >> good morning, everybody. the knicks and fans desperately want to lure kevin durant to new york.

the performance he put on last night only makes them sal innovate more kd leading the warriors to a huge win. demarcus hasn't played a game yet was tossed out for chirping from the bench. you've seen it all now np damion jones steal, durant with authority. dubs down 3 after three and durant just took over by himself. strong to the cup. banks it in. warriors take the lady. k.d. had 25 in the fourth quarter. 41 for the game. launching from everywhere. hitting from everywhere. the warriors outscored the knicks 46-16 in the final frame. and winning this, yes steph was there. he had 29 warriors win 128-100. sharks also on the road in carolina. suamela scoring the first goal and doing it in dramatic fashion. 1-0 team teal. the sharks great in the first period but terrible the rest of the way. blew a 3-1 lead. turnover and tivo tying it at

three. they go to a shoot out. jonas missed the open net. sharks fall 4-3 in the shootout. fergie maybe you remember today memorable rendition of the national anthem at nba yaults game prompting laughs from draymond green among others. her ex-josh do you meanle criticized green. after this pormds at the warriors game. . >> >> let's play some ♪ >> the wear years not sure that was the apology josh do you meanle was looking for damien

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numbers inland. patchy fog at the cost. partly cloudy there.mid-60th up inland. slightly coolerer for most of you today. but tomorrow more cooling. looking at the next several days a little change on monday. but we'll begin to warm up again on tuesday. halloween looks pretty warm. the kids definitely may be getting a little sweaty running around. and then by thursday and friday we are into our offshore flow with high fire danger around here. >> okay. >> unfortunately we have to look out for that. >> that's for hal went. you have to work out the calories you consume on halloween. >> kids can worry that. >> i know. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings for lisa argen i'm chris nguyen .news continues online on twitter, facebook and instagram. "good morning america" is next. abc 7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. see you then.

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