angles good morning, bay area. let get up and get going. >> announcer: this is abc 7 morpg. good morning two. illustrated saturday, october 27th. i'm chris nice. . let start with a low back at the forecast. here is lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >> good morning to you. we certainly have fog right out on the dock there. looking at live doppler 7 it in the north bay scatter to the east bay. looking at santa cruz backup wow, 49 treergs in the 70 today. so, yes, still feeling like it's above achlg for some of you today. 56 in san francisco. 47 in morgan hill. look at the golden gate, high pressure compressed the marine layer. with the fog there. 48 in nofta. 56 in concord. and temperatures warm throughout the midmorning hours and the fog clears a little bit from the

shoreline. low 60s there to mid-60s. and we'll keep it near 70 around the bay and inland we'll see highs in the upper 70s. one more day of above average readings inland. then a cooldown, more significant on tap for sunday details coming up. chris. >> thanks. breaking news out of pennsylvania. there are reports of an active shooter right now in pittsburgh. let's take a live look. you can see a heavy police presence as well as ambulances, this is near the tree of life congregation synagogue in the squirrel hill neighborhood of pittsburgh waiting for details about what exactly happened. stay with abc 7 news for updates on this story. time now is 8:01. after five days of terror across the country, a suspect in the serial pipe bomb packages arrested in south florida. the suspect 56-year-old cesar sayoc is due to make his first court appearance monday. at least 14 packages have been discovered so far. two of them showed up yesterday in northern california. one in skrom was was addressed

to kamala harris, the other in burlingame that was intended to democratic active it tom steyer. here is abc news reporter with more. >> police have this man in custody this morning saying he is the face behind the anonymous yellow envelopes terrorizing critics of the president. >> the 46 suspect at the auto zone. >> witnesses say 56-year-old cesar sayoc was at the auto zone store outside ft. lauderdale when fbi apgt took him down. >> he wasn't yelling or screaming. he calmly was escorted to the vehicle. got in with no problem. he had the look of, okay, it's over. >> attorney general jeff sessions announced the charges himself. for new five crimes including threats against a president, which could land him in prison for up to 48 years if convicted. >> this is utterly unacceptable. c itical violence or the threat

our vigou system of social media and was definitely team trump. posting videos of himself at trump rallies. political commentator rochelle richie says he threaten her online two weeks ago. >> we riff in a society where if you see something say something. i saw something and said something and nothing was done. >> federal officials also say these are his threatening messages online sent to prominent democrats sent ids in the mail. the windows of the while van police say he parked outside the score where he was arrested were covered with hard to miss political messages supporting the president and demonizing critics, including hillary clinton and cnn. so far police believe he sent 14 explosives devices to americans who criticize ds the president or were the subject of the president's anger. a fingerprint on an envelope sent to max even waters helped investigators find their man.

on friday, the post office stopped a suspected explosives device meant for u.s. senator corey booker out west they found another before it reached california senator kamala harris. and in midtown manhattan police in bomb suits had to dispose of another package meant for james clapper. one of sayoc's former bosses zroibd that man as something she doesn't remember from her delivery driver. >> it was dirty. it was smelly. not at all like he was. he was very clean, put together. >> but the stickers across those windows speak to politics. >> he you know just said if there was more people with his political views this country would be better. and he considered himself to be more is to a white supremacist than anything else. >> sayoc will appear in court monday. news, new york. 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 quote dividing the country.

the media's constant unfair coverage, deep hostility, and negative attacks, you know that only serve to drive. earlier in the day the president said there is no blame when talking about the pipe bomb packages. the bombs he troezed parts of northern california and the bay area two pipe bombs sent to prominent critics of president trump one intercepted pat a post office addressed to tom steyer. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernhard folk to steyer. >> i'm grateful to police and the post office for doing a great job. keeping everybody safe. >> billionaire activist tom steyer says he is relieved nobody was hurt when federal agents swarmed a postal facility where a suspicious package containing an explosives device addressed to steyer was found. they believe it was sent by

cesar sayoc. >> are you surprised one of the devices was sent to you? >> you know, i have -- i really don't understand what this guy was up to. >> sky7 was followed a caravanoe device to a gun range sneer will near sfo where the fisher says it was rendered safe. steyer a an outspoken critic of donald trump blasted the president on cnn for his violent rhetoric riling up supporters. >> he does not understand that in a civil society the coined of rhetoric that he uses his attacks on the press are pabtly wrong. >> i will confirm that the package was addressed to senator harris. >> in 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, n tnow wha really a cowardly act i onfirme was similar to a dozen others sent to prominent democrats and cnn.

>> thankfully nobody was hurts. and that's my first priority. there are powerful forces have been sowing hates and division. >> that's a concern much ours that there may be other packages. >> both devices found friday will likely be sent to the fbi lab in quantico, virginia your further analysis. cornell bernhard, abc 7 news. warriors coach steve kerr a vocal critic of president trump he was asked before the game in new york if he was concerned about his safety. >> this is the 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. >> and another target of the pipe bomb suspect colin kaepernick sayoc's twitter feed included threats against the 49ers quarterback. emirates these are three booking photos of sayoc from the broward county shavers vierkandts say there were warning signs in his criminal record. dan noyes has been digging into

his background. >> sayoc was very active on social media. the days and weeks before his arrest. >> understand, you look at these people -- >> i posted videos on social media that appear to she him at president trump rallies. this one posted on facebook in june. his twitter page lists him as a former professional soccer player wrestlers and cage fighter. he was vocal in support for president trump and republicaning posting read tsunami is coming, slamming the nfl over the national anting etch controversy. we know in 2014 sayoc was road manager for traveling exotic male review shows, responsibilities include sale of merchandise, coordinating bookings and are supervising operations in a 2012 bankruptcy when he was 50 he filed a petition saying he lives with mom has no furniture. he had eight arrests in florida from giving false information to grand nest auto. in twu he pleaded guilty and got probation for threatening to discharge a destructive device. the arrest record says sayoc called florida power and little and threatened to blow up fpl

and it would be worst than september 11th in 199had he was accuse he had of domestic violence. the record said the case was deposed by the judge. for the i-team dan noyes, abc 7 news. we sent out alerts through the news app following the arrest and the discovery of packages in northern california. download the app and enable push alerts so that you'll be the first to know about big stories like this one. in other news the caltrain station in san mateo is back open after a shooting left a man hurt. it happened just before 9:00 last night process. police sponed to the disturbance near tilten avenue and b street. officers say a 25 li 20-year-old plan was shot in the parking lot. police say the shooting appears gang related. no suspects 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. news reporter katie utehs has the bizarre details. this west oakland neighborhood are in shock over the discovery of pennsylvania human skull. >> i'm very sad. i'm very sad about that. >> reporter: sky7 shows the backyard at west and 29th streets where two people visiting the home found it in plain sight. >> it was decomposed and had a little bit of flesh on it. >> what they did next surprised even seasoned officers. >> they @raies real enough it had to be brought to our attention immediately. >> the people discovering the severed head brought it downtown to the police station and at first officers thought maybe it was a prank being so close to halloween. but when they stepped outside and 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 >> the mysry made more e.on ve >>f i touch it. >> police are serng 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 haily, the embattled san francisco municipal transit director announced his retirement. last month the examiner reported hailey was sued by his senior assist accusing him of groping and harassing her on the job. reports said hailey was pressured to leave when a group of female sfmta the staffers demanded action. the time is 78:11 on saturday morning. lisa argen accuweather forecast and foggy start. >> very foggy. as you look at this shot you can see the sunshine.

san francisco 56 degrees. down about 5 degrees today. the college trend starts today. more pronounced for the second half of the weekend. but hold on we are not saying goodbye to the warm weather yet. wait until you see the ac wrkt seven-day forecast come up. >> also ahead more than one milestone in the recovery effort following the north bay wildfires. thanks to pg&e. but not everyone is happy. we will explain. plus thus thousands of gamers ke sended on the south bay. we take you inside the changing face of twitchc see the heated umbrella -- >> it works amazing. >> of course it does. next "right this minute."

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as warmer weather returns this weekend so do concerns about wildfires. especially in the north bay. yesterday one of the enableds that lost the most in last carrier's wildfires reached a milestone. more than one actually. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman bring us us the story from coffey park. >> in the north bay fire storm zone milestones happen almost every day. for this man and his wife here is one in the rebuilding of the laurkfield estates. >> we are making progress. >> in parts pg&e les cleared fr trees. and in coffey park another milestone as pg&e finished seven

months of work replacing underground electrical and gas lines. >> we trenched 17 miles but we laid it 22 mimes of electric line and ten miles of gas main. >> every house here back in the estates know residents can't say the same. note the power poles. >> would you rather see it underground. >> yes turb. >> but it wasn't are won't happen for these homes even though the processingen ined early, frustrating to contractor and home owner joel chant letter. >> we're made to build state of the art homes. and pg&e is basically coming through and just left these old poles because they can. >> there is a reason. the homes on brighten court pre-date the rest of the estates. they were built under a different set of codes. pg&e says it's following 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 that's how it is now

a year later. >> like for like, what you had is what you get. along the small blo in the d >> which wish i i wild build the same house i had and not upgrade anything. >> santa rosa, wayne friedman. the time is 8:17. twitchcon 2018 taking over downtown san jose. the san francisco based live extreme platform attracted so many people yesterday. that organizers had to contend the hours. twitchcon is sold out scheduled to run through the weekend. with tons of -- tens of thousands of people expected both today and tomorrow. here is abc 7 news amanda del castillo with the story. >> twitchcon 2018 is proof the internet is powerful. the twitch platform allows use tors create engaging content which is a live streemd online. it's popularity was friday as thousands spent hours in line waiting to connect. >> it's branched out into irl extremes and music extreme.

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me wear their hair like me that's totally amazing. it matters. tweeted the lines at twitchcon did not hold up to the bar we set for the show. we are sorry. this means they're going to forr in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news zwls now the accuweather foevgt with lisa argen ip. hi, everybody. saturday morning live doppler 7. we have fog out there. the bridges are foggy. and this clears. we see a nice day today. although watching areas of low pressure dropping down from the pacific northwest. not going to bring us any rein. certainly cooler temperatures. maybe a sprinkle or two in sonoma county. but looking outside, wow, this is cool isn't it, with all the layers of fog there. and we are looking atplace numbers pretty average. warmer than yesterday. an right now in oakland as well as san jose. 55 in pacifica. from sfo just a bit of fog

there. but a lot of sun on the peninsula. 48 santa rosa. 55 in livermore with novato checking in at 50. another view of the exploratorium camera, the high clouds, low clouds this morning and looking for that system tonight to allow for more fog cross the bay. that all spells changing weather. but unfortunately it's changing again as we get into next week. and in the direction you probably don't want. patchy dense fog, high clouds this morning. looking for the cooling trend getting under way. more pronounced tomorrow. but cry and warming up with the offshore flow. temperatures well back into the 80s. in our inland valleys for wednesday, thursday and perhaps friday. hour by hour we go. yu can see the fog banked up on the shoreline. it pulse back a little bit. but then through the overnight hours back all the way towards the east bay here is the system falling apart. tn all the fog is th a lot of swept in which by the around. so if you plan the we can in napa today, 76, the average

high, 73. still above average. slightly cooler than yesterday. even cooler tomorrow. monday about the same. and then we begin to warm up tuesday. wednesday we're in the low 80s. look at that for thursday and friday. temperatures still well above average. today in the south bay 73 in milpitas. 78 in los gatos on the peninsula. look for 70s in redwood city. los altos 73 process. san francisco coming down to the in the upper 60s. with low clouds and fog in daly city. 75 in sand rafael. santa rosa mid-70s. low 70s in oklahoma. castro valley 74. later this afternoon upper 70s near 80 degrees for the inland valleys with high clouds. if you have plans tonight maybe a hal halloween party temperatures in the 60s by 8:00. pretty much all around the bay. a little milder throughout the the inland valleys. by the time we get through the midnight hour everyone is near 60. then dropping through the 50s. so a weak front brings more fog

tonight and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows that 80 today will be far inland. tomorrow down another fiech degrees inland. holding steady monday download the app and you see the numbers go up slowly on tuesday. halloween will be a treat, nice and dry. but the offshore winds kick up that could bring high fire danger. >> good to know. i'm not sure a lot of folks will get early start to the halloween festivities this weekend falling midweek. >> um-hum. >> thank you. ocean splerers make a discovery in

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>> o. >> announcer: this is abc 7 morpg it's great to have you with us. we start with a quick look at the weather. lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you live. good morning to you. hi, everyone. here is the view from mount tam. the fog painting a pretty picture. but if you are headed out it could cause problems. it's dense in spots. 56 downtown in 48 in morgan hill. 54 in san jose. and from sutro we get more and more interesting pictures as the fog floats around the city this morning. 49 in santa rosa. 52 in vacaville with livermore checking in at 51. by 10:00 in the next couple hours we'll be in the 60s. most of us anyway and the fog pulse back from the marin county coastline. by 2:00 in the 60s and 70s. still fog from the san mateo coast. by 6:00 we are seeing more in the way of clouds and even the winds kick up a bit. it's going to be brazy as the front moves through tonight. but will it bring rain?

what about the second half of the weekend? i have those answer f2 a few minutes. >> back to that breaking news out of pennsylvania. pittsburgh police confirmed multiple casualties after a shooting near a synagogue. this is a live look near the tree of live synagogue in the squirrel hill neighborhood of pittsburgh. police say the suspect is in custody. three officers have been shot. no word yet on the injuries. this area is where dozens of families start the weekend. residents nearby are being told to shelter in place. we are waiting for more details about what exactly happened. stay with abc 7 news for updates on the story and follow us on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. the time is now 8:. federal authorities revealed details about how they cracked the case of the mail bomb suspect. we are going to pause for pennsylvania special report from abc news. >> doming on the air right now with breaking news for those of you watching with young children in the room you may want to ask synagoe inpiurgh,

pennsylvania reporting there are multiple casual custody. in all happening at the tree of life synagogue in the area of wilkins and shady avenues in pittsburgh's squirrel hill neighborhood. multiple law enforcement agencies responding. police telling people in the area to avoid the area. telling people living in the neighborhood to stay in their houses and lock their doors saying it's not safe to be out. you can see there is a heavy police presence at that location. we are also told that atf is responding as well. let's check in now with pierre thomas oh our senior justice department corps. pierre was the latest you are hearing. >> well several authorities are obviously now aware of the situation as youo scene. i imagine we will also see an fbi presence, also the situation

obviously law enforcement in these kind of situations will share information as quickly as they can. senior officials here in washington are trying to get additional information. so obviously with the location being a synagogue, a place of worship, law enforcement officials will be asking a number of questions about motivate. we don't yet know anything about the suspect. but we are hearing report one is in custody. and the natural thing that law enforcement will also be doing right now is making sure that this person does not have any accomplices that's why they are asking the local community to shelter inside. do not complicate the situation spo people can get a handle on what's going on. >> and you can see in that video they have built pout a pretty wide perimeter in that area, a lot of police prese t le bring in former fbi agent abc news contributor brad garrett. can you walk us through what police are doing right now? we know they are inside the

synagogue. >> so it would appear, eva, you have one shooter in custody. but the problem is to actually clear the building, go in every room, every corner of the sfog. you can't say for sure it's a clear building until you clear it. did he bring someone with him? are there possible explosives? my guess is none of that's going to be the case but you can't take a chance. so that's why we probably are not hearing anything for a period of time. i will say this. they said there is three police officers shot. most synagogues have extra security and many times the police are the extra security. because of the obvious. and so they may have confronted this guy early on and sadly got shot. >> let's bring in former fbi special agent in charge and abc news contribute contributor steve gomez talking about the officers that were shot. and we're only hearing about multiple casualties, not a specific number.

can you comment about what these officers may have been facing and just how violent this may have been? >> yes, good morning, eva. so it's a very interesting dynamic here. you've got three officers shot. a suspect who is zroibd as having surrendered. i have to believe when the suspect was inside the officers made entry because they probably heard either shots fired or a lot of, you know, yelling and screaming and had to make entry, had to try to top the situation. so they go in there and it's obviously since they were shot must have been a gun battle. it's very interesting that the suspect has surrendered, because a lot of times the suspect when they get in that gun battle they're there to die for their fight. whatever they are there for they realize they're going to probably he said up going at it with the police. so it's interesting that he surrendered. atappened at that poi. as to

but hopefully the officers are safe and are going to be okay. >> let's bring in former dallas police chief and abc news contributor david brown. you were the police chief in dallas during the mass shooting that happened there. when officers go into a situation like this, how do they walk into a building? >> you walk in very carefully, but a sense of urgency because time is of the essence to stop the shooter from causing more harm. and you consider all the possibilities that you walk through this building, searching for any and all threats, both from persons like this shooter and we have to consider bombs at this point in the conversation, because this is front of mind for police given the situation of the bombing with the packages being mailed. so we have to consider all and any possibilities of why this happened, motives and a rromin

figure out the motivation from this person was. and so going to his home, friends and family, all those considerations are being played out now. >> let's check back in with pierre. becauses in a house of worship, a synagogue, how are investigators dealing with in differently than they would say in the -- another building that went a house of worship? >> well, obviously that is of concern. but the first thing law enforcement wants to do, number one, they want to get the situation under control. number two, as soon as they identify the suspect they will immediately begin a background check on this person to try to understand what the motive may or may not be. obviously bus it's a place of worship, a synagogue, there will be questions about whether this could be a hate crime but we don't know enough information to make those kind of decisions. but that is among the kind of questions that law enforcement will be asking. >> we're watching this video here of this neighborhood. and you can tell looking at it

thats it very much a residential neighborhood, pierre. we saw the police come over specifically to talk to cameras because of the concern. how does that affect what they do as they try to get through the synagogue and when they were trying to fine the active shooter and trying to clear that scene. >> well public safety becomes such a concern in those moments. and law enforcement has learned they need to communicate with the public quickly, to tell them where to go and not to go. in this situation they wanted people staying away from the area until anesthetic they could get the situation under control. you see this protocol unfortunately playing out time and time again because we have so many mass shootings on such a regular basis. this is now almost routine in this country to see multiple people shot in situations just like this. >> we're watching video now it looks like s.w.a.t. team members going in and out of that area. what are they doing at this point as they walk back and forth?

>> well, right now, as brad talked about, you want to search that synagogue room by room. make sure there are no other accomplices, make sure there are no weapons, no booby traps, bombs or anything like that. that is the primary things the s.w.a.t. does. then you have layers and layers of other law enforcement officials involved in forensics. but the main thing is help the injured make sure they get the place secure and no more accomplice zploos they specifically tell people in the neighborhood to lock doors and stay inside. why would they tell them to do that? >> again, until you can make sure that there is no other suspect, that there is no one else involved, you want to make sure that people have locked and secured their residences to make sure that there are no more hostage situations potentially. this is sort of standard operating edison procedures. and law enforcement is getting

god at it because they have so many situations like this play out. >> we are hearing that multiple law enforcement many agencies are responding to this scene. we have heard that the state police are also involved here as well. pierre was, as they all descend on this area and work together, how does that all work out. >> well there are the bulletins that are sent out electronically to tell law enforcement the basics of what's known in the situation like this. so the people are prepared. if there is any information about the suspect, whether there is others that will be sent out as well. and they know right now because of 9/11 and other terrorists incidents that they have to work together as a tomorrow. you have joint terrorism task forces where law enforcement are communicating with each other all the time. and in this situation the state police, the fbi, the atf, the pittsburgh p.d. all of these folks have working relationships. and they apply the replaces just for times like this.

>> thanks, pierre, let's bring in allen berken, a emeritus at a tree of life synagogue. this is a synagogue you attended quite some time can you tell us what it's like. >> unusually for the last couple of years we have three different religious groups meeting in the building saturday morning three distinct services going on for a couple of years it's sort of exciting on one level for an old 160-year-old synagogue to have that situation. but this morning my wife was sicken and asked me to please not go to services so i did not go. i captain give you a first hand account step except i lived around the corner and the police knocked on my door and said do not go out we have an active shooter. >> there were police officers coming around door to door to check with the neighbors. >> that's correct. we were -- we live in a very knewish neighborhood. squirrel hill is part of the

city of pittsburgh. about 40% jewish known as a jewish community. >> have you heard from any of your friends who are inside the synagogue? >> no. >> any of your friends that potentially have gotten out? >> i have not heard from any of them, no. >> so at this point you are waiting to hear anything. >> that's correct. >> anything that you are hearing from law enforcement other than just to stay in your home? >> just the fact that he is -- i heard he was in the third floor of the building which is where my study is. that's the only office up there. so he is -- they have him secured in there as far as i know np. >> and you described that neighborhood as a neighborhood that's known for having a community in it. what is it as far as crime? is there a lot of crime in the neighborhood or normally quiet. >> it's absolutely no criminal. 80s it's an amazing neighbor. it's hard to believe it's a city

neighborhood. it is dominated by the jewish community center four blocks away. dominated by kosher stores, kosher bakeries all kinds of jewish gift shops and book shops. a number of synagogues. ours is one major synagogue but there is at least five other synagogues within the one mile of where we are. two miles. >> you say it's the major synagogue. how many people would have been bz inside that synagogue this morning? >> i'm going to guess about 75 but it's just a guess. it depends on whether there is an event. we did not have a bar mitzvah in theabling thank god. we did last week there would have been hundreds but this morning there wasn't. >> they report now multipleales. what does goes through your mind. >> oh, i'm stunned. it's the first i'm hearing it. i'm so sorry. so sorry. i happen to be a police chaplain. i'm getting myout fit o a

eifout. >> >> thank you for taking time to speak with us this morning. let's check back now with pierre thomas, any updates farps what's happening on the scene now. >> again we are working all sources trying to get additional information. as you can imagine law enforcement's focus is getting support there right now. the federal government has not gotten much of a readout that they can give us just at the moment. but we are working it closely and hope to have something additional shortly. >> thanks, pierre we are hearing that nypd and lapd both sending extra teams to synagogues and knewish locations throughout the two cities. once again a shooting at the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, authorities reporting multiple casualties with three officers wounded and a suspect is in custody. we're going to return now to regular programming. you can get the latest any time at abc news.com. i'm eva pilgrim in new york.

have a good day. >> announcer: this has been a special report from abc news. and of course we'll continue to monitor that breaking news situation out of pittsburgh, pennsylvania we'll have more details for you throughout the day on abc 7 news.com. on pennsylvania lighter note happening tonight two high school football teams in the east bay get ready to renew one of the oldest and most emotional rivalries in california history. the antioch panthers host the pittsburg the pirates with tradition and playoffs homes at stake. eric thomas reports. >> reporter: it's not the tournament of roses parade if you are a pittsburg high school pirate it doesn't get better. this kicksthe football game against the afternoon rival antioch panthers. >> the fact that it's the 100th georgia game, i can't tell what you that means to game it's

the 00th playing of what's officially called the big little game. antioch high principal louie roach paif has the helmet he wore in matchups back in the 70s he says it becomes part of the dna. >> if you are from pittsburg what year did you graduate did you beat antioch. >> the principal shows knee year book pictures of teams from the 50s although the game dates back to to 1924. if you are worried about the mag adding up in some years they had to play twice. pittsburg won the last two games. and currently holds the big little fwm are game trophy through the years the pirates won 65 games for 27 for antioch with 7 ties entitles pittsburg to a little swagger >> name and position please. >> willy hartz athlete on the team i play everywhere. >> and great memories. >> just playing against enemy and winning last time it's memorable for me. of their own. >> they got a terrify been winning in pastier we got to get that back.

>> is there a little extra pop in the hits on the these games. >> >> oh, yeah. 100%. >> okay. and there are two more reasons each side really wants to win the game. one, it helps determine the seedings in divisional playoffs. and two, there will be alums of big little games dating back to the 940s here tonight. watching and comparing in antioch, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good morning, to you. today the warmer day out of the we could. the fog behind me you can see. but it's cooling down for most of you not as warm as yesterday. we saw the mid-80s in san francisco come town at least five degrees. and if you are spending time in the south bay, well, we're cooling down just a little bit. a couple of degrees today. upper 70s yesterday. 76 today. the average high is about 71. we'll get there tomorrow. stay there on monday. and then numbers begin to kroep up early next week. halloween looks warm.

and then the offshore flow back to the 80s. a live look outside of the golden gate bridge. and wow, still very foggy out there. been this way all morning long. within the next hour or so we should see better visibility. we are seeing that in the south bay. a quarter mile to pennsylvania 16th of a mile here and now that has improved. but still look going at the fog right on the deck. and also watching an area of low pressure that's dropping down from the north and this will allow for that cooler weather to arrive tomorrow with plenty much low clouds and fog. here is the airport. nice and sunny some of the fog settling in. 56 in san francisco. 54 in san jose. the upper 40s in morgan hill. and boy, a warm day yesterday in the low 80s here in santa cruz. today kohler but plenty of sun in the 70s. 55 in napa. 56 in concord. livermore checking in in the low 50s. from the exploratorium camera you can see the low clouds and also high clouds patchy dense fog with us the next couple of hours. i should say an hour or so. really begins to lift by the

10:00 hour. the cooling t toghtomorrow. it will be dry for halloween. and the warmer pattern really starts by tuesday. and by thursday temperatures should peak. we are talking about an cooler afternoon for sunday with highs to the 60s to mid-70s this is sunday afternoon. monday very little change. you see the colors, the yellow, the greens and then as we go into tuesday that's when we see the 80s return to our inland valleys. upper 60s in san francisco. highs today around the bay from the mid-60s half moon bay with plenty of clouds here. clouds pulling away from time to time this afternoon i should say around the marin county coastline and 72 in oakland. 79 in condition cord. looking at 80 in morgan hill. groercht tonight a push of low clouds and fog all the way across the bay. numbers in the 50s. maybe an isolated sprinkle up through sonoma county. and if you are planning for halloween i told you it's going to be dry. but check o is hpy about it wit

numbers in 60s at the coast to the mid-80s inland by the afternoon. getting in the costumes it's warm in the 70s. and then by the evening hours 50s and 60s for most of you. tomorrow going for the raiders game upper 60s pb partly cloudy. that will be cooler than today in the accuweather seven-day forecast showing the cool trend slightly today more so tomorrow into monday. download the accuweather app and you can track the temperatures rising next week. >> the kids sweating it out in the cost tombs midweek thanks. in sports tonight the red sox and dodgers play game four of the world series after the epic 18-inning marathon though didn't end until 12:30 this morning. >> munscy flies in the air to left center, back and it's gone! it's over! munncy, a walk-off home run to win game 3 in the 18

night-night! >> what a moment. a homer from max munncy ended the longest game in world series history. the game lasting 7 hours 20 minutes. the dodgers won 3-2 after losing the first two in boston. the red sox still lead 2-1. game starts at 5:09 in dodgers stadium np all three bay area schools at home. san jose state faces unlv. washington takes on cal at memorial stadium. also at 3:30. and number 14 washington state battles the 24th ranked stanford down on the farm at 4:00 p.m. last night the warriors kicked off the three-game road trip against the knicks at madison square garden. larry beil has the highlights. >> 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. k.d. leading the warriors to comeback win in madison square

garden. bizarre. demarcus cousins tossed out for chirping from the bench. you have seen it all new damien jones steal. durant with authority. dubs down three after three and durant took over by himself. strong to the cup. banks it in. warriors take the lead. k.d. had 25 in the fourth quarter. 41 for the game. launching from everywhere. hitting from everywhere, the warriors outscored the knicks 47-6 in the final frame. steph was there. he had 29. cold wariers 128-1090. sharks also on the road. in carolina. sumela scoring the first nhl goal and in dramatic fashion. 1-0 team teal. the sharks great in the first period but terrible the rest of the way. they blew a 3-1 lead. turn overand tivo tie going at 3. they go to a shot shoot out. no missed the open net. sharks fall 4-3 in the shootout.

fergie may be you remember today memorable rendition of the national anthem at the nba yaults gim. her exjosh dumel prompts this response after the warriors game last night. ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> let's play some basketball. >> hey, hey. hey! hey! >> the weariers -- that was apology josh was looking for not sure. >> damien jones with a nice skip through there at the end. a wrap on morning

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8:56 a time a final weather check with lee say and warm on top across the bay. >> have to get rid of the fog. still plenty out there with temperatures in the 50 right now. about 11:00 we see more sunshine then 3:00 this afternoon temperatures climbing through the 70s in our inland valleys. 60s on the coast. the ac weather seven-day forecast a cooltown today begins more pronounced tomorrow. temperatures stay very pleasanton on monday but warm back up on tuesday. droi and warm for halloween.

but we get into the ofrp flow, the droi winds with temperatures rising humidity dropping and high fire danger here into next we can. >> good to know lisa. tank you. anxious and thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen with lisa argen. a full slate of college football is next. number two clemson battles florida state at campbell stadium at 9:00 a.m. pl. at 12:30 organ state takes on usc at the mormual coliseum. followed by abc 7 news at 4:00 p.m. at five somebody be sixth ranked texas faces oklahoma state. that will be followed by cache correct after the game with larry beil and mindy bach at 8:00 p.m. stay up to date on twitter, facebook and instagram. make it a great day everybody.

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