back to the real world this morning. you're never more than 7 amongst away from the accuweather forecast. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> all right, guys. we talked about it last week that we were watching tonight for critical fire conditions. sure enough, it is looking more likely as we are under a fire weather watch. conditions could develop if the national weather service thinks it will develop.

it will be upgraded to a red flag warning. for now it starts at 11:00 this evening through 6:00 wednesday morning. guests up to 55 miles per hour out of the northeast. humidity levels down to 10% to 20%. so fires can start quickly and spread rapidly. gusting to 37 on mt. tam. 48 to 55 this morning. 60 to 65 at noon. more sunshine this afternoon. right where we should be, in the 60s and 70s. sue? >> we have a couple of trouble spots this morning. first coming off the altamont pass. you get back to the limit only to find this waiting for you. 580 near hacienda. two to three vehicles involved. 101 petaluma south, six vehicles. it's off to the shoulder. looky-loos have things slowed even more through petaluma this

morning. thank you, sue. now the late in the synagogue shooting that left 11 worshippers dead. robert bowers is expected in court this morning. >> good morning america is reviewing new details about some of the 11 victims raining in age from 54 to 97. sylvan simon and wife bernice killed in the same place they wed. >> a widowed mother of two sons. search scientist from the university of pittsburghh. >> brothers who lived together and loved attending saturday morning services. >> support for victims and their families have been coming from all over. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco with how our local communities are coming together. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning alexis. there was a was here, a vigil

here at stefrtemple emmanuel on. there was a line to get in. it took a while because everyone had to go through a metal detector. once inside, the prayer from was for comfort and peace. interfaith service. leaders from a variety of other faiths to show support and unity. the crowd also heard from a survivor of an attack. that happened at a jewish community center in l.a. back in 1999. >> we are all part of this community. and together we can get through anything. and lastly, i'm an american. and i'm a voter. >> the rabbi said member e-mail shootings asking for more security. they already several layers in

place. they have security cameras all over the building. metal detectors, security guards. they also point out the presbyterian church across the street doesn't have any of these security measures. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. the pope condemned the shooting during his weekly address at the vatican. >> he called the attack an inhuman attack of violence. he ended his sermon with a prayer to end outbreaks of hate. abc 7 spoke with the jewish organization called hias. hebrew immigrant aid society. >> there has been in this country and actually around the world, a dramatic rise in anti-semitism, xenophobia, a rejection of our responsibilities to help asylum seekers and refugees. >> bowers said hias likes to bring invaders in that kill our

people. it was founded in 1881 and has millions of refugees around the world. this morning the social media site where robert bowers made some of his statements against the jewish community is struggling to get back online. >> gap.com calls it's a free speech website. pay pal canceled the account. san francisco-based stripe said it is suspending is transfers to the site's bank account. >> right now it seems as though the answer that silicon valley to come up with is to try to silence these extremists and people on the political fringes is to cut off their oxygen supply. whether to shut down access to these services or shut off their

gab unequivocally disavows and condemns all acts of terrorism and violence. you can find out more about gab and the local impacts at abc7news.com. on the peninsula, san mateo police are trying to find out what went wrong after a teenage kayaker was badly hurt on the water. a boat hit the 15-year-old boy in a slew. they looked at both the kayak and the boat to learn about what happened. they say today's crash is a reminder -- or yesterday's crash is a reminder for everyone who enjoys the water for everyone to be careful. >> we take these very seriously. it's not just during the summertime, but boating accidents like this could happen at any time. people should use caution while they're out on the water. >> the person who had been operating the boat is cooperating with them. paramedics rushed the injured boy to stanford medical center, which specialized in treating trauma victims. in the south bay, drivers, shoppers and business owners had a rough time after a water main

break in sunnyvale. nbc 7 news was at lawrence expressway while crews worked on repairs. lack of matter forced at least one nearby business to close for several hours after the main rupture yesterday. the 10-inch pipe was more than 60 years old. there's a push to raise recycling. a proposal would crack down on how well different places are sorting trash and recycling. according to the examiner, the department of the environment would audit businesses like hotels, grocery stores, and city-owned buildings. ? they fail the audit, they would have to hire someone to sort the trash and recycling for two years. a vote is expected thursday. a disturbing discovery for a couple inside their bedroom on a cruise ship. the warning for others this morning. plus, the cannabis court battle today that could have implications for the entire industry. >> you're never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast.

look at those temperatures. mid-60s to mid-80s. dropping down at 6:00. most are starting to head out. the sun sets at

47 palo alto. los gatos, fremont, 49. 47, san ramon. 49 fairfield and napa. most of us in the low to mid-50s until san carlos, san rafael. a look at san francisco. notice the lack of clouds. normal chop out on the bay. beaches a little bit breezy this afternoon. seasonal temperatures if you're going to be south is examine about. north bay, 49. increasing sunshine late. 69 during our brightest times at 6:00. over to sue. let's find out about the monday morning commute. >> good morning. a couple of hot spots. first in pleasanton. westbound 580 near hacienda.

and you can see the solid line of red sensors. two left lanes blocked there. traffic stacking up to his electrical and 84. earlier accident, south 101 near petaluma south. that's been cleared out of lanes. it is stacked up for a good solid five, five and a half miles through petaluma. give yourself extra time traveling from the north bay, towards marin county. thank you, sue. people pushing for a bike rental dock at a popular bart station are getting their wish, sort of. >> what's more scary than a haunted house? a surprise proposal at a haunt

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we are searching for a shooter in a nightclub shooting that sent seven people to the hospital overnight in riverside. police responded and found two people shot. medics took them to the hospital a short time later. five others showed up also for gunshots. the victims are expected to be okay. according to a flyer, it appears they were hosting a halloween event inspired by "the purge" movie. so far police have not announced any arrests.

a disturbing found on a carnival cruise ship. a couple found a hidden camera pointed at their bed. their interview with "inside edition" is set to be released today. it happened during a caribbean cruise last october. they called carnival security who inspected it and took down the device. they said a video transmitter was found. carnival said it was not connected to a power source and was not capable of recording. the couple claims it was recording and they could feel the heat coming from the device. >> oh, wow. that is definitely concerning. a trial in denver, colorado that could be far-reaching effects on the cannabis industry. a couple claims the smell near their property is driving down the value. tax evaluations show the property's value is actually increasing. a trip to a local haunted house has plenty of surprises. but one north bay man gave his girlfriend a scare no one saw happening. catherine and kevin fischer

love halloween. on one of their first dates they went to the blind scream haunted house in rohnert park. they decided to go back last weekend with a dozen of their friends. just as they reached the museum of oddities, one of the scary actors handed catherine an object from a cabinet. it turns out it was an engagement ring. kevin got down on one knee. she shrieked, not in terror but of delight. >> i was not expecting it to happen at that time. i thought that it seriously was a secret room we were going to go through. i was genuinely surprised. >> she said yes. kevin said they both love haunted houses. t, k they ulto ti. foa ve lon and the happy couple plans on getting married next october but definitely not at a haunted house.

i don't know. do you guys like this? are you okay with this? >> look, if i could get married at the haunted mansion at dis y disneyla disneyland, i would be all in. >> if this is what they're into, they would enjoy it. >> hope it works out for them. can't wait to see their wedding theme. a look at what's going on as far as your weather forecast. san rafael, no fog this morning. we have warming without a chance of rain for at least a week. they are above 20,000 feet. anything that falls evaporates before it reaches the ground. we have had reports of rain around eye rear qaureka, but th. in the bay, san francisco, 67.

newark, fremont, low to mid-70s. east bay valleys, mid-70s. we'll be right around 70 in lake port and ukiah. for don't, down below 1,000 feet, it is not going to be quite as breezy. where the fire danger is not, mid-40s to mid-50s. above 1,000 feet we'll be in the mid-50s to mid-60s because of the winds. it will springboard us to a little bit warmer weather tomorrow. just a couple of degrees. 70s and 80s everywhere. including the coast. saturday night, daylight saving ends. enjoy that one of the nastiest commutes in a while off the altamont passment. earlier accident just cleared near hacienda, pleasanton.

but the damage is done. the lanes have been reopened. we will take a look at your drive time in just a second. also damage done southbound 101 petaluma south. six cars cleared out of lanes. we will zoom in. you can see the volume of traffic is slow although improving significantly headed southbound through petaluma. the drive times, 1 hour and 20 minutes from tracy to dublin. ouch. antioch to concord, the second worst one. 32-minute drive. thank you, sue. good morning america at 7:00 right here on abc 7. look who it is. our old pal. hey, cecilia. >> hey, giles. i always love talking to you. the latest on the synagogue massacre that left 11 people

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now at 6:30, communities coming together after a mass shooting at a pittsburg synagogue. the events happening tonight to pay tribute to the victims. a heads-up for anyone with a car. the warning before you fill up your gas tank. your personal information could be at risk. a live look. cooler and breezy this morning. the fire danger is actually about to increase. good morning, monday october 29th. we are all talking about our holiday celebrations. over the weekend. >> and to come because halloween hasn't happened yet. >> it is looking really good, right, mike? >> temperatures in the 60s and 70s. it will be really comfortable.

we have to get over the high fire danger. fire weather watch above 1,000 feet. from 11:00 this evening 6:00 wednesday morning. the areas in red will be upgraded to a red flag warning. gusting to 37 in mount tom. so in oakland hills. a long way to go before we get to the faster wind speeds. >> 24 to 37 as we bounce around mt. tam. upper 40s to mid-50s. 60 to 66 at noon. upper 60s to low 70s bay and inland. close to average today. sue? we're checking on your san mateo commute. bumper to bumper past the toll plaza. leading up to it as well. your drive time, up the causeway, the high rise, foster city, 18 minutes from 880 towards 101. different bridge, same deal. metering lights on at the bay bridge.

carpoolers getting by without delay. you are stacked up 10 to 12 minutes to pay your tolls and get across the span. adding insult to injury, earlier accident westbound 580 near hacienda. slow traffic remains. a stalled big rig. thanks, sue. the man accused of opening fire at a pittsburg synagogue is due in court today. >> 11 people died on saturday. federal prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against robert bowers. investigators believe he specifically targeted skwraoufp people yelling slurs during a 20-minute rampage. the rabbi leading the sanctuary called 911 and stayed on the phone the entire time. >> it felt like an aoe terpblt. i learned we had a session back in i

one was to carry a cell phone. he said, rabbi, it's a different world. you need to carry a cell phone. and i'm so grateful. >> they range in age from 54 to 97. the his first federal court proceeding today could happen at the hospital where he is being treated. the victims of the synagogue shooting are being honored around the world. take israel where lights at the city hall building displayed the u.s. and israeli flags as a share of solidarity. city leaders posted this. jerusalem was also lit up with the pittsburg victims. people have been gathering to show their support for the victims. amy hollyfield is live in san francisco with that part of the story. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning, alexis. yes, there was a vigil at temple emmanuel last night. there was a good turnout. a line to get in the door.

victims were also resched at stanford at a vigil there. the mood was a little more than ju just somber. they said it's time for action. >> true power emerges from the power of the gun. but the future is determined by the love in the human heart. that ultimately in the long run of history, is much more powerful. >> reporter: back in san francisco, we wanted to show you another group that gathered. this was of along the embark bare f -- embarcadero. they called for a stop to the tragic acts. there is talks at temple emmanuel about increasing security even though the building already has cameras, metal detectors and skaourtd guards. live in san francisco, amy llie

gather at two events in san francisco tonight. the first at chabad of sf/soma shul on natoma. and the second on dolores and 16th. they both start at 7:30. we are honor the victims on the abc 7 news facebook page. we have listed all the names of those who lost their lives in saturday's attack. >> at the live desk, we are tracking the lion airplane crash investigation in indonesia. this morning investigators have found human remains. they say they don't expect any survivors. 189 passengers and crew were on board lion air flight 610. this is new video of the debris search. the flight crashed shortly after takeoff yesterday. the plane was cleared to return to the airport after making a request two to three minutes after leaving. they are still trying to figure out what exactly went wrong. the aircraft was brand-new.

a boeing 737 max 8. it had just been delivered in august. in the east bay, the navy is among three agencies set to give app update about the cleanup efforts at the former concord naval weapons station. concord city council hopes for clarity during tomorrow's meeting about possible contaminated soil in the area. the same company in charge of the disputed cleanup at hunters point is heading the effort in concord. in may, two former employees of tet extra tech pleaded guilty to falsifying records about the cleanup. plans include building about 12,000 apartment units and more than 6 million square feet of retail space. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. temperatures in the south bay. upper 40s to low 50s in most neighborhoods. 47 in alum rock. a little bit warmer in milpitas and mountain hills. 53 to 55.

lafayette, 48. the rest of us n mid to a few upper 50s. 58, san francisco. alameda, 59. a look at your commute at least across the western span of the bay bridge comeing into san francisco. pretty quiet. we've got a clear sky, which means no fog out there. we have a few high clouds. that's not going to bother you. ferry ride breezy near the ocean. let's talk about temperatures. we'll start in the north bay. start off at 49. 67 at noon. increasing sunshine after 4:00. we have already reached our high of 73. dropping down to 60 at 8:00. take a look at san francisco. increasing sunshine around 4:00. that's after we reach the mid to upper 60s this afternoon. down into the upper 50s by 10:00. grab a coat. south bay, 52 this morning. you'll be the last one to see increasing sunshine. by 6:00, temperatures dropping from the low 70s, mid-60s to 59 by 8:00. we'll talk about the fire danger and your halloween forecast coming up. first i want to turn it over to sue and see what's going on with the commute.

>> it's pretty good this morning. >> i'm not going anywhere i near you. i'm trying not to get you sick. >> the germ factor is high. >> i won't even look at you now. ? all right. it's fine. the commute, not so much. a couple bad spots. we had an earlier accident southbound 101 near petaluma south. that's been cleared. chp had to do a traffic break on a narrow shoulder through the construction zone. it is a very dangerous situation. we zoom in. the volume of traffic is heavy southbound 101. extra heavy this morning if you are traveling through that area. so give yourself plenty of time. they have cleared the accident. coming off the altamonts pass, slow traffic there due to an earlier accident near hacienda and a stalled big rig. that's your commute out of the dublin/pleasanton area. so extra time there as well.

>> breaking news at the live desk. angela merkel will not run for re-election after her term ends in 2021. she will step down as the christian union leader, a post she held since 2000. according to the bbc, recent polls show the cvu party weakened after germany's recent election, though it remains in power. merkel said she will not pick who will as party leader >> happening today, the man accused in a rash of bomb scares across the nation heads to court just as president trump takes aim at one of the intended victims here in the bay area. let's take a live look at the new york state of new york exchange. okay. now we're back up. this has been just up and down all month long. another update when we come back. real life indiana jones. a man falls into a mine shaft, breaks his

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co front. then slide south late this afternoon. 77 l.a. 92, palm springs. a look at the seven-day forecast and tahoe shows temperatures in the 50s the next two days. warm and dry again this weekend. thanks, mike. the man accused of sending pipe bombs to prominent democrats is expected in a florida courtroom today. new developments about a bay area man who had a package addressed to him. matt killer live in burlingame. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and alexis. back to normal business here at this post office in burlingame. this is the place where they found the suspicious package friday. one of several places across the nation. now the man who sent that package here and is accused of sending that package here is scheduled to be in a florida courtroom later today. now, the package discovered here was addressed to tom authorities believe it was sent by cesar sayoc, a man with an

extensive criminal history and trump supporter. similar devices were sent to a dozen other prominent democrats and cnn. steyer blasted the president on cnn for his violent rhetoric, 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. >> reporter: after that appearance on cnn, president trump called him a crazed and stumbling lunatic in a tweet yesterday. steyer called it unthinkable that trump would resort to name-calling instead of restoring the fabric of our country. he is expected to be moved at a later time to new york. matt keller, abc 7 news. thank you, matt. east bay, the suspect in a carjacking at a gas station is off the streets this morning. officers arrested travis byrd in

oakland. a foot chase through back yards in 83rd avenue and a street. he is accused of trying to kidnap and car-jack a woman who was stopped at this chevron on san ramon road early saturday morning. the victim managed to escape from the vehicle but byrd violently dragged her back into her car. a by stander, thank goodness, helped to free the woman. he left in her car, drove to east oakland, where officers found it. credit card skimmers have been found on gas pumps. >> the department posted these photos of tampered gas pumps. they pried the outer seam and installed the skimming device behind the credit card reader. all gas pumps from a security seal. drivers who see the seal missing or broken should report the pump to the station attendant immediately. in the east bay, one of two suspects in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire is expected back in court today.

derrick almena's attorney will argue a judge wrongly rejected a plea bargain deal. the motion was set to be heard on friday but a judge postponed it until date. his attorneys want it rein stated. 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. the other defendant plans to take his case to trial. 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.

heads-up if you shop at rayle. >> a security breach a affecting 10,000 customers. a pharmacy laugh top was stolen. it contained names, medical records, prescription drug records and other health information. they are working to determine whether the data has been accessed or misused. there are several rayle stores in the bay area. ibm making a big move to the cloud. it is buying software company red hat for $34 billion. it's the third biggest tech deal in history and is considered the biggest shakeup in the industry this year. buying red hat is seen as a way for ibm to compete with phofl and amazon in the cloud business. the news sent ibm stock tumbling. it is down 3.28%.

however, red hat are up 50% this morning. if you invested in red hat the past few days, you're doing pretty well today. right now you can see how overall the new york stock exchange is doing. we're up 214 points. as you know, we have been down that much or more in recent days. for the first time we are hearing from the arizona man who fell into an abandoned mine shaft and survived three days before being rescued earlier in month. john waddell thought he was going to die. he was lowering himself in with a rope when he lost control and plunged 50 feet, breaking his left leg and ankle. not only did he survive without food and water he fought off rattle snakes at the bottom of the pit.

>> i look up and there's a rattlesnake. i pulled out the stick and started beating this rattlesnake. i killed that one. as i was leaning to the side, i could feel something going underneath my arm. this is the second rattlesnake. >> i can't handle it. i can't handle it. >> what was he doing down there to begin with? i'm just curious. >> mama always said don't mess with mines. what mama didn't say is always carry a stick. >> it came in very handy. you never know when you have to beat a rattlesnake to death. >> three of them. >> i was a little slow on the uptick on that one. >> kind of switching gears, bringing it back to disney. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. here we are 6:49 this morning. start. going to be colorful with high clouds out thrfpl partly cloudy

today. season alley cool. fire danger develops tonight. warmer than average the rest of the week. the cool front that will kick up high clouds for us. rain to the north. it's heading off towards the east. we're getting absolutely no rain. thicker wider clouds over top of us. a dip in the jet stream means we're briefly cooler today and tomorrow. this ridge warms us up for halloween. let's talk temperatures inland. low to mid-70s until you get to lake port, 69. around the bay, including san francisco, upper 60s toe l low . tonight, all right, tale of two forecasts. below 1,000 feet, which is where most of us live, mid-40s to mid-50s. above 1,000 feet, mid-50s to mid-60s many a lot to talk about in my accuweather forecast. tomorrow a little bit warmer than candidate because of the breezes. halloween fantastic to be outside. thursday and friday are our

warmest days. we cool a little bit this weekend. we will turn the clocks back saturday night and gain an hour of sleep. if you have the old 9 volt batteries in your smoke detector, change those two. a couple of trouble spots to highlight for you. we go back to pleasanton. earlier accident cleared. a stalled big rig. 880 after 237 a long line of traffic blocking lanes. heads-up. give yourself a little more time. that's in the milpitas area. speeds off the altamont from the earlier stalled big rig. still remains a problem. south 10th 1, petaluma south, they had to clear the cars out of the narrow center divide. that he wants the construction zone. we will zoom in and see how khrslow it is from rohnert

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for superintendent of public instruction. but they're back. the corporate billionaires and their handpicked candidate, former wall street banker marshall tuck. tuck's billionaires have spent over $25 million distorting tony thurmond's outstanding record on education. all because they know tuck shares their agenda: diverting funds from our public schools into their corporate charter schools. the same agenda as trump and betsy devos. protect our public schools. say no, again, to marshall tuck. it is 6:54. whether you're just joining us or heading out the door, here are 7 things you need to know before you go. number one the suspect in the pittsburgh synagogue shooting is due in court today. he is accused of killing 11

people on saturday. he is charged with hate crimes. he specifically targeted jewish people. number two, no survivors expected in the plane crash in indonesia. 189 people were on board lion air, flight 610, when it crashed minutes after takeoff yesterday. investigators are looking into what went wrong. >> number three, the mail bombing suspect is due in court in florida today. cesar sayoc sent suspicious packages of outspoken critics of president trump. number four, 10,000 customers may be affected by a new security breach. a laptop containing pharmacy information was stolen last month, including names, medical conditions, and prescription drug records. number five, 48 to 55. a little chilly. low to mid-60s at noon. increasing sunshine. 60s to 70s this afternoon. i put up the winds because they will get faster 11:00heireeath starts >> number six, following your monday morning commute.

a couple of hot spots. one continues to be the bay bridge toll plaza. not only because the lights are on but they had an accident cleared to the right-hand shoulder. >> for the fourth time in 15 seasons, the boston red sox are world series champs. they beat the dodgers 5-1 last night in l.a. we could not get enough for this fan at red jack sal loon after the team's win. that inspired us last hour. it turned into a danceoff between that fan and alexis smith. >> you go, girl. >> whose idea was this? >> okay. to be fair, i surprised alexis and asked if she would dab. she claims that was her first dab. >> that was my first and only dab. >> i dab like this. >> i dab when i spill my wine. >> all right.

good morning, america. synagogue massacre. overnight, thousands gathered for an emotional vigil in pittsburgh, remembering the victims of that brutal attack killed in their house of contact. shots fired. shots fired. >> 11 people gunned down. six others, including four police officers, injured during 20 minutes of terror. what we're now learning about the victims. two of them married in that synagogue decades ago, and new details about the killer who told police all jews need to die. his anti-semitic post on a website now revealed. president trump calls the attack pure evil and now the synagogues across the country on high letter. we hear from a rabbi who was there during the rampage serving as the eyes and ears for first responders. he joins us on "gma" this morning.