what was done was not just harmful for the jewish community but a continuation of the challenges we have n u.s. >> reporter: the suspect was not on their radar and had no record. releasing chilling details about the man behind the rampage fueled by hate. the introduction to his social media page said it all, jews are the children of satan. >> we stand together as a community, a community that rejects hatred and >> he posted on gab, i can't by and match my people get slaughtered. screw your optics, i'm going in. >> i think this is another example of hate in our country that just doesn't go away. the mayor called saturday the darkest day in pittsburgh's history. he was taken into custody. now prosecutors want to seek the death pepepepepe

j janae norman. this is video from a gathering last night. he said support is there. now it's time for action. >> the future is determined by the love in the human heart that. ultimate little in the long run in history is much more powerful. >> in san francisco, this group gathered along the embarcadero. they call themselves future chorus. it was a call to tragic acts. >> the community is invited to gather at two events in san francisco tonight. the first at chabad of sf/somma shul on natoma. and the second on dolores. they both start at 7:30.

whatever the language is they speak or their grandparents speak, whatever party they are affiliated with, we can't tolerate in our country these kinds of acts of violence. >> harris was campaigning for florida democrats in miami. >> the victims are being honored around the world. in israel, lights at the city hall building in tel aviv displayed the u.s. and israeli flags as a she of solidarity. jerusal jerusalem's city walls also lit up. we are honoring victims on our abc 7 news facebook page. you can be the first to know about any new developments with our abc 7 news app. make sure you enable push alerts to get breaking news notifications. at the live desk this morning, we are striking the

lion airplane crash in indonesia. investigators have found human remains. they don't expect any survivors. 189 passengers and crew members were on board flight 610. this is new video of the debris search that rescue crews found in the water. shortly after takeoff from jakarta yesterday, they were cleared to return after making a request two to three minutes after leaving. they are still trying to figure out what went wrong. it was a brand-new boeing 737 max 8 that entered service in augu august. a man is expected in a florida courtroom. >> a man in the bay area is now being called a lunatic by the president. matt keller live in burlingame. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and alexis. this is the post office where one of the suspicious packages was discovered on friday. the man accused of sending it

here is going to be in a florida courtroom later today. the person it was addressed to, tom stires, spoke out to abc news. it was sent by caesar say is okay, a man with an extensive criminal history and trump supporter. devices were sent to a dozen other prominent people at cnn. he was riling up supporters. >> he does not understand that in a civil society the kind of rhetoric that he uses, his attacks on the press are absolutely wrong. >> after that appearance on cnn, president trump called steyer and crazed and stumbling luna c lunatic. he said steyer will run out of money and if he runs for president the dems will

alive. matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thank you, matt. in the east bay, one of two suspects in the deadly "ghost ship" fire is expected back in the courtroom today. derrick almena's attorney will argue a judge wrongly rejected a plea bargain deal. a judge postponed it to today. they want a judge to rein state the agreement. another judge rejected it because he felt almena did not appear remorseful when victims' families spoke in court. he would plead no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a prison sentence. richmond police are warning of credit card skimmers found on gas pumps in that city.

a security breach containing 10,000 customers. a laptop was stolen last month. it contained names, credit card numbers and other health information. there are several stores in the bay area. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. look at some neighborhood temperatures through san ramon valley, 48 to 49. pretty popular. livermore, 51. warmer weather, near 60 in antioch. 57 in pittsburg and concord. mount diablo, 47. it is normally warmer. the dry cold front brought in

cooler air. that's the case for all of us as we head into the afternoon hours. for your commute, quiet out there. high clouds keeping fog from forming. cool this morning. mild this afternoon. not warm like we have been dealing with. the ferry ride, a little breezier and choppier. north bay, 50. notice a lot of high cloudiness. i will thin out throughout the day. brighter this afternoon than this morning. low to mid-70s. 60 at 8:00. take a look at san francisco. stuck in the mid to upper 60s after starting off at 57. by the time we get to 6:00, under sunshine, 61. 8:00, 59 degrees. south bay, awe whole lot of sunshine after the 4:00 hour. until then, a lot of high clouds. 54 in the morning. 65 at noon. barely 70 this afternoon. back down to 60 at 8:00. bring sue in here and take a look at the morning commute. i'm going to stay a little bit away from you.

you have a cold. tell us what's going on. it's nice for your monday morning. san mateo bridge, flowing nicely from the toll way, up the high rise, up towards foster city. about a 14-minute ride. and we will take a look at our traffic maps. here we go. slow and go out of the central valley. otherwise, looking pretty good. we have the full freeway closure in oakland. southbound 880 at 23rd due to overpass construction. it will be cleared up at 20 minutes or so. red sensors slowing. there is a detour in place there. it will take you a couple extra minutes. back to the central valley. less than 20 miles per hour. then we kind of pick it up. once you're up and of the altamont towards livermore, you're back at the limit. we'll check back on the road closure in a few minutes >> thank you, sue. concord has big plans for a military base. but the controversial cleanup has some concerned

>> san francisco spends $300,000 to get people to vote. the program falls way short.

a couple of issues to deal with around the state. a wind advisory until 8:00 heading to reno or tahoe.

not only us but the central valley has that high fire danger. it goes until 6:00 wednesday morning. about 3.5 million people under a fire weather watch. look a today's temperatures. low to mid-70s in the central valley. another weak cold front going throughic kicking up high clouds. 64 in monterey. rain in eureka at 58. 76 in l.a. with increasing clouds. tahoe, mid-50s the next two days. low to mid-60s towards the weekends. officers arrested travis burg after a foot chase at 83rd avenue and a street. he is accused of trying to kidnap and car-jack a woman stopped at chevron on san ramon road. the victim managed to escape from the vehicle. but byrd dragged her back into the car. a by stander ended up helping to free the woman.

he left in her car and drove to east dublin where officers found him. the navy set to give updates about the concord naval weapons station. hoe then for clarity during tomorrow's meeting about possible contaminated soil in the area. the same company in charge of the disputed cleanup at hunters poi point. plans for the con cords land including filling up 12,000 units and more than 6 million square feet of retail space. your voice, your vote. san francisco spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to get non-citizens to vote. a few dozen residents actually signed up. the chronicle reports san

francisco paid $310,000 to set up this registration system and urge people to register. but only 49 people did that. that works out to $6,300 per voter. the red sox are celebrating this morning. >> this is video from the locker room celebration after game five in l.a. last night. chris sale was on the mound to close it out. and there we go. that strikeout, they beat the dodgers 5-1. this is the team's ninth world series title in franchise history. red sox fans celebrating in bston outside fenway park. a world series parade celebration is of course in the

works. marty walsh said fire it up for the world series champions. we can't wait to see you home. the celebration is expected to happen tomorrow or wednesday. >> that guy just really got me. >> i missed it. >> i'll recreate it. >> we have red sox fans here in san francisco as well jumping for joy -- >> that was not the same guy, by the way. >> abc 7 was in north beach at the red jack saloon. it offers boston fans a taste of home with its own green monster. >> i need our producer to make a gif of that dude. >> hey, when your team wins the world series, i guess you can't do too many.

>> quick twitch fibers that's for sure. you could break your neck. >> he probably had a few pwaobe. >> he was pretty loose. it is warmer than average and once again bone dry for the next week or possibly too. partly cloudy, season alley cool. fire danger develops. warmer than average. here's another cold front. it is leaving a few sprinkles, even a light shower between eureka and crescent city. it will head off to the east. the high clouds will cinque south. we will see increasing sunshine today and briefly cooler temperatures today's and tomorrow. we've got along the coast and san francisco, mid to upper 60s. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay. just low to mid-70s inland. that's pretty close to average. take a look at what happens tonight. the winds pick up, north bay

mountains, diablo range. above 1,000 feet it will be in the 50s and 60s. below that, where most of our neighborhoods are, mid-40s around santa rosa, upper 40s redwood and livermore. ed rest of us in the 50s. pretty mild morning. our accuweather seven-day forecast. what you will see with the winds tomorrow, temperatures will come up just a little bit. the humidity is going to be so dry tomorrow. look at mother nature bringing us a treat for halloween. upper 60s at the coast. mid-70s to 80s around the bay. gets warmer thursday and friday. saturday night, we gain an hour of sleep as we set the clocks back an hour. sue. >> crazy. i can't believe it's that time of year already. let's look outside. cameras headed westbound macartr ze. gaps. so tra liomhe corrido hercules into the bay bridge toll plaza. looking at about a 27-minute

drive. just a minor backup for cash-paying folks on the right and left cash lanes. we'll check back on your community through oakland with that full freeway closure in just a few minutes. >> thank you, sue. a big deal in the tech industry could reshape cloud computing. >> apple will review its new ipad tomorrow. ibm's big move into the cloud. >> they are buying red hat for $34 million, the third biggest deal of tech companies in the u.s. it is a way to compete with amazon and microsoft in the cloud business. your next i cloud pro may be missing something, the home button. >> instead, you will reportedly unlock the tablet by looking at it. apple is expected to announce it

new ipad pro tomorrow night. gnaws sa has taken a big step towards landing on mars. >> a parachute will be used to land a rover. it deploys in half a second and can with stand the harsh conditions of mars' atmosphere. >> those are your "tech bites". >> have a great day. >> what's depressing is when your ipad doesn't recognize your face. okay. i guess i had an extra doughnut. come on, apple. the raiders and 49% wiers w face each other thursday. flavored tobacco and vaping. what a ban would cost them. mystery solved. the photograph

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not you. you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. our fastest winds coming after 11:00 tonight. 7:00 tomorrow morning. our fastest winds are blowing, at least sustaining 20 to 30 miles per hour. they will calm down a little bit about 20 during the afternoon hours. 11:00 tuesday night they will ramp up to 20 to 30 miles per hour with gusts possibly up to 50. that gives you the time frame when the fire danger will be the highest. >> thank you, mike. several house central american

track through southern america. they broke through barriers at the borders of guatemala and fought with mexican authorities. a hon during an died after being hit by a rubber bullet. marin may ban flavor tobacco products. the board of supervisors will consider a ban tomorrow. that includes menthol cigarettes, e-cigarettes, and vaping products. according to the marin ij, the supporters say the use by teenagers has doubled in marin county the last two years. they could lose 20% of their profits if the county enacts that ban. the raiders and 49ers will be on the same team creating care packages for u.s. troops overseas. they are partnering with operation care and comfort to volunteer to support the

militariment they will put together care packages from levi's stadium. the raiders will play against the 49ers in this week's thursday night football. still waiting to learn the identities of the people who split $680 million in powerball. one ticket was sold at this deli in harlem. a second in a rural iowa town of just 800 people. i think they're going to find out. a ticket sold in bakersfield and one in san bernardino matching five of the six numbers. the ticketholders will get $2.5 million each before tickets. 8-12-13-19-27, and powerball number 4. wednesday's jackpot goes all the way back down to just $40 million. >> wah, wah. r 40llh, how many office pools probably not as many. i know we're not doing it. here's a look at the drought monitor. i wanted to show you how serious things are getting. i know some of you are noticing

on social media, this is last year. no drought. look at this. now we are at least in abnormally drought. moderate for solano, napa, lake counties and a little bit of mendocino county. we are starting off the rain year even worse than we did last year. look, it hasn't produced anything. so far our wettest area, santa rosa, 72% of average. percent of average. here's sue. ran rafael, from novato southbound on 101 towards central san rafael or beyond bill valley, golden gate, a 20-minute ride. traffic is flowing nicely with tail lights headed in the southbound direction. richmond san rafael ur th's greay to get across the bay if you have to be up

early coming up on 4:56. here comes one car. there we government obviously a pretty good commute. we'll talk about the freeway closure back in a couple at 880 and south 23rd. thousands lined up for mexico's day of the dead parade. giant skeletons danced in the streets yesterday, along with acrobats and actors. the parade made its way along a three-mile route, ending in the center of mexico's capital. it paid tribute to my immigrants who lost their lives. families honor and keep the memory of their dead family members alive. a social media mystery is now solved. >> a man from michigan who captured a loving moment knows the people in his image.

he shot this earlier this month at yosemite. he announced he finally identified them as charlie behr and fiancee melissa. behr's brother saw a report and contacted him. the question now is, will dippel be invited to the wedding? >> he might be. pretty cool shot. >> we were wondering how they could possibly not know. i guess eventually it made its way through social media. would you pay a monthly fee for answer that typically cost money? and a texas driver yelled this to a woman.he wants eveono know. >

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who knows you well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. let's get your morning off with a live look at mt. tam cam. it's nice and cool outside this morning. >> as you can see, the winds are already picking up. the fire danger concern will only increase as the day goes on >> good morning on this monday, october 29th. you are never more than 7 minutes away from the accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco has a look at the day ahead. >> hi, alexis. hi, reggie. the north bay mountains, diablo range, winds could gust 50 miles per hour. humidity is down 120%. so things could ignite rapidly