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good morning, bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is "abc7 mornings." >> and good morning, and thank you so much for joining us on this sunday november 4th. i'm kate larson and we will start this hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa a ar jen, and lisa, it is feeling a a little bit cool outside right now? >> yes, kate. we have had wind shifts and the live doppler 7 is going to show you the clouds coming from the north and the west and the wind shifting has allowed foor cooldown. it is really more of the radiational cooling at night with the lack of wind. so anywhere from 12 degreeing cooler in livermore and 9 degrees cooler in santa rosa. and the clouds are settlig into the mt. tam and the lower

elevations and with the the numbers in the lower 60s and 50s, and you can see the shot of santa cruz with the high clouds. it is 68 in vacaville, and from the exploritorium camera, you can see that it is partly sunny and up er 70s inland and upperer 60s at the bay, and the shoreline and this is going to begin the cooling trend for the week ahead. i will explain with the ak wa accuweather forecast coming up. >> thank you, lisa. we are in the final 48 hour s before the midterm elections. president trump is going to be working rite down to the wire. he had two rallies saturday and two the more today and three tomorrow. meanwhile, former president barack obama is going to be rally norg democrats in chicago today. abc news white house correspondent tara palmieri has more. >> reporter: this morning the final 48 hours before the crucial midterm elections and the powerhouse candidates from both sides crisscrossing the country. president trump in the final leg of a 44-city campaign blitz. >> if this election is based on

crowds, they might as well cancel it, because we won. >> reporter: trump rallying for the candidates in states that the he won. today, rallying in georgia and tennessee and tomorrow in tripling down in indiana, ohio and missouri. the president touting economic gains while admit nag the crotig kouds are more riled up about immigration and the border. >> we can talk about the economy, bu is, and we have tole solve problems. >> reporter: over in ohio, joe biden painted the referendum on trump's leadership. >> the very future of our country is on the ballot tuesday. >> reporter: and voters a hearing that message loud and clear. democrats and republicans casting the ballots early. >> i am going to be busy tuesday and i don't want to miss a

chance of missing it for what is going on. >> reporter: one of the reasons that the president is campaigning hard is a caravan of migrants still 700 miles away from the border. >> the democrats are openly encouraging millions of illegal aliens to violate our laws and violate our sovereignty and overrun the borders of the nation and we can't let it happen. >> reporter: some democrats call it a humanitarian issue, and in a poll, 44% of the respondents said they trust democrats to handle immigration, and 49% said they trust republicans to secure border security. even celeb rities like amy schumer are getting involved. >> i have not yet. >> do you want to go? >> how about we go together. >> reporter: tara palmieri, washington. two days until the mid-day e election and in san mateo

county, five more centers opened up and so if you want to cast ur ballot before tuesday, you can do that. if you have not registered to vote yet, you can do that at nearly 40 vote centers set up in each city across the county, and this is the conditional voter process. so some 90 million californians are registered to vote, and that is the largest number in california history and nearly 4 in 5 eligible californians are registered to vote. right now in california and across the country, the voters are energized for tuesday's lek shun which is going to determine which party controls congress, and joining us in studio is melinda jackson who is the chair of the political science department. and based on the registration nu numbers what could that mean for the registration outcomes here in california? >> the question is who turns out on election day, and just because we have a record number

of people registered, we need to see who turns out at the polls, a and particularly for first-time voters and new registrants, you know, takeing that extra step to do the homework and turn out on tuesday or mail in the ballot, and it will make the difference, so it is going to determine, i think here in the state, and it could say whether the democrats get a super majority in the state legislature again as well as some of those key congressional races in southern california that could tip the balance for the democrats to winning back congress. >> one with of the things that we were talking about and you were telling me is that the independent party registration has surpassed republican party registration? california. so what does that mean for the party in california, the republican party? >> yeah, well, it is a challenge for the republicans, because they are now in third place. democrats and independents outnumber republicans in registration, and so, they really have to, i think think about rebranding and how the

attract new voters into the republican party in california, if they are going to survive. >> so, obviously, who turns out will make a big impact on house and measures go. proposition 6 is a big one to repeal a 12 cent gas tax and all of the money goeses the road repairs and public transit. we have seen ominous ads and governor brown has one from the proponents of prop 6, but wasn't the measure supposed to rally the republican base? >> yeah, this particular prop was intended to fire up republicans, and you know, get them to turn out. the republican candidate in the governor's races is, you know, double-digits behind, and is so that is not necessarily going to attract a lot of republican voters. we have with two democrats in the senate race. so this is and attempt to give the republicans a reason to turn out. taxes are never popular and they thought that repealing a tax would be energizing for

republicans, and some independents. it is not looking that way. the polling is show ing thing t is likely to fail and there has been a big pushback against prop 6 from democrats, including governor brown. >> so there are also a number of statewide measures that deal with the housing, and propositions 1, 2, 5 and 10, and clearly housing whether it has to do with the homeless neness the affordability for the bay area residents and everyone in california, it is a huge concern for voters a and that why we are seeing it so much on the ballot. but what do you think of the registration and the turnout, ad how do you think that is going to the impact the proposition, and the future of housing in california? >> well, this is going to be interesting thing, because the tu turnout in the midterm the elections tends to be older electorate, and more like ly to be homeowners bush if we see a big increase in the younger voters and different demographics, we might see the

rent renters being more represented and so on things like prop 10 to allow the rent control to be imposed on the local level and a big turnout from some of the newer demographics, we might actually see a something like prop 10 passing. whereas prop 5 would really benefit older voters who are benefiting from the low tax rates under prop 13 to keep those if they move to a new home. so turn out is going to make a difference in terms of whose interests are represented with some of the housing issues. >> which is why of course people need, and this is hard, because there are so many measures to vote on locally and statewide and local level and the people can do the research and the homework and know how to make informed decisions tuesday. >> absolutely. we ask a lot of voters here in california, you know, where we are practicing direct democracy and voting on laws. so it takes a little bit of effort, but there are so many good resources now, it is easier than ever to find good nonpart

san and nonbiased information to help you the make up your mind. >> we will give you the resources in a moment. melin melinda, thank you for coming from the scity of san jose and e appreciate your expertise on all things politics. melinda is going to be on the set election night and the morning after as all of the results come into the station. and this is a little bit of information so you can figure out how to vote. abc 7 news has put together a complete election guide to outline all of the measures and props that you will find on the ballot. go to abc7news.com/election and count for us on coverage on election day. we will have coverage of the biggest races around the kcounty beginning at 5:00. and live local election coverage right here on abc 7 and then 9:00 on coffee tv 20, and right

back here at 11:00. so it is a great day for coverage, and we are excited for everyone to come out the rock the vote. i know that you will be voting, lisa, and also keeping a look out at the forecast for everyone. it is changing a little bit? >> yes sh, certainly cooler wear is arriving and still not what you would expect for early november, but looking out from mt. tam, the low clouds and the high clouds and the numbers are hazy and in the north bay and 60s in the east bay and a couple of 70s. the elevations are warm, and the winds are shifting and the temperatures are coming down. how low will they go? i will have the answers coming up. >> thank you, lisa. also, coming up a shocking crime in florida and what authorities say started a fight that may have led

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. the more help you can get along the way, the faster you can achieve your goals. i'm in it to fly. ...to help people achieve their dreams. ...to speak for those who can not. whatever you're in it for... ...we're in it together. recently, more than $20 million has been spent in the race for superintendent of public instruction to attack my friend tony thurmond's record. well, i've worked with tony, and no one is more qualified to lead our state's schools. that's why tony thurmond is the only candidate

endorsed by classroom teachers and the california democratic party. because tony will stand up to the donald trump-betsy devos agenda and has always protected our local public schools. join me in voting for tony thurmond. let's put our kids first. this morning a horrifying story out of florida. a teenaged boy accused of killing his mother and making it look like she was the victim of the crime. authorities say that the violence may have all started in a fight over grades. abc reporter has the details. >> reporter: a teenaged son allegedly confessing to murdering his mother and covering it up. >> it is difficult to see how cold and callous and calculating he was, was probably the most shocking thing. >> reporter: the florida police

said it started thursday night over a fight of grades. >> his mother started to question him about the marks and including a "d" that he received in a subject. a loud and boisterous and contentious argument ensued. >> reporter: the husband was out of town and the boy waiting for midnight to strangle her in her sleep. then authorities say that he enlisted two other friends to load up his mother's body and bury it beneath a fire pit at a church. >> this is something out of a movie. >> reporter: and they say that the suspect attended school as normal the next day, and texting his stepfather as if nothing was wrong and then calling 911 saying that the home was burglarized and mother was missing. >> it was not adding up. >> reporter: but the search for clues leading right back to the teen. abc news, new york.

andp happening now, an amber alert for two children, 11-year-old pricilla penaloza and her brother alexander penaloza on the right. they say their mother diana moreira on the left, took the children on a supervised visit friday. she does not have custody. she is believed to be driving a gray mini cooper and has california license plate 6 uwl 251. and police say she could be headed to colorado springs with the children, and if you see the car or them, you are asked to call 911. in the east bay one man is dead following a police-involved shooting in danville. it started as a call to police for a suspicious person. katy utis has more. >> reporter: scattered markers here of the danville police car are the scene can of the shooting of a danville officer-involved shooting. >> a young man lost his life today. >> reporter: the officers tried to contact man.

>> unfortunately the driver drove his vehicle straight toward one of our officer, and fearing for his life, our officer fired a weapon toward the vehicle. >> reporter: the man struck the into the another vehicle after being struck by the gun fire and pronounced dead at the hospital. this is where it started in the neighborhood behind me cottage place, and the residents didn't want to go on camera, but around 10:00, the man entered the neighborhood and they asked him if he needed anything and he said no. he took off and then an hour later, he came back, and appeared disoriented and acting odd and he had something under the arm, so they called 911. >> there is a person in of laurel and cottage lane. >> reporter: police say they tried to contact him shortly after 11:00 in the morning. >> this is just a very quiet little street, and nothing ever happens here. >> reporter: investigators have

not identified the officer who fired for the man who was shot and killed. the chief would not answer the questions after giving a a statement this afternoon. the incident is being investigated by the sheriff's office, the d.a. and danville police. in danville, abc 7 news. caltrans says that the overpass in oakland is safe after a driver crashed into it. it caused this big mess early yesterd yesterday, and it shut down northbound traffic for hours. abc 7 news are reporter explains how it could have been worse. >> reporter: how long have you been on the freeway? >> two hours. >> reporter: drivers northbound on 880 in oakland got stuck. they were suffering the consequences of this unbelievable mess. the chp says the driver of a ford expedition was going about 100 miles per hour when she crashed. >> the driver was a 28-year-old female from hayward and lost control of the expedition, and went up on the rail, and hit some supporting beams.

>> reporter: three of the 80-foot beams were girders, and a driver was very close to being crushed. >> she has been arrested for driving under the suspicion of alcohol. >> reporter: this is part of the new overpass conconstruction. >> it is not >> reporter: traffic was detoured at 23rd avenue, but check it out, the backup was miles and becoming the stuff that nightmares are made of. >> i have to go to san francisco, and i have to be there in about 10:30. >> reporter: are you going to make it? >> i can't. >> almost two hours now. >> reporter: really? >> yes, i made a quick walmart stop, and i would have taken the streets if i knew this. i would have been home.

it is crazy, bro. >> reporter: caltrans says that the 23rd bridge over 880 is inspected and to open to traffic on november 9th. caltrans says this is the only day of the week when overnight happen in the overpass and that may have prevented a lot of workers from being injured. abc 7 news. and now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> we have certainly a lot of high clouds and low clouds and doppler 7 is showing you the fog, and the cloud footprint, because it is a mix of high and low clouds and rain to the north. and then a northwesterly flow allow norg tr clouds this morning and we have a wind shift with cooler temperatures for the afternoon and a cool start even though you can see the 60s for napa and elevations trending warm. i just checked in the upper 70s and 2,000 to 3,000 feet, and the humidity is 10%.

so we are look like a typical morning on tap, it is going to take a while for the relative humidity to the allow those, that the atmosphere to recover in the higher elevation. so we need to watch out for the fire danger. with our cameras, you can see it is hazy and 61 in oakland and 62 in mountainview and morgan hill, and also, from sfo, 10 degrees of cooling for you on the way. on the peninsula, plenty of low 80s yesterday. system of y some of you liked it, and some of you felt it was too warm, but the numbers will be coming down and still above average. low 60s in concord and livermore and the delta is mild at 68, overall, 2 to 11 degrees cool ther morning compared to yesterday. yesterday is when we had the wind event that the winds were picking up out of the east and north and right now, we are looking ofrom the golden gate bridge and the high clouds out

there, but it is going to be a sunny day for the most part with the high clouds and not as warm. the temperatures are near average by wednesday. and thursday, no rain for the next seven days as we look at the highs in the south bay, and we will come up through the low 70s at 11:00, and mid-7 2:00 and 3:00, and remember that the sun sets at 5:07, so we will be looking at the temperatures cooling off quickly, and elsewhere in the southay about 80 in gilroy, and santa cruz is 10 degrees cooler and 67 there today. and the cooldown here, 73 in palo alto, and the coast, mid-60s for, you and more cooling from san francisco where you were in the mid- to upper 70s yesterday. and 76 in petaluma, and then you are going to slide over the east bay, and spending the day in berkeley and oakland a nice day for you and the terms in up thor 70s. you should see 70 for the average high in livermore for

early november, and 76 in pleasa pleasanton, and antioch, 78. the forecast is 60s along the coast and mid-70s in the bay, and near 80 inland and the sea breeze is going to kick up in the afternoon a yopd can make sure that you download the accuweather app so you can stay on top of the temperatures. looking at the wind with shift, it means that the temperatures will stay where they are today, and we are hoping to get some rain in here. we may have to do the rain dance soon. >> and it seems that the whole fall weather pattern has been delayed by a month. >> yes, it is way too dry for su sure. >> let's hope for some rain. thank you, lisa. >> ahead, celebrating a giants' legend and details of the

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it had the the which won the tony for the best musical revival. so a lot of high hopes for that one. happening to daishgts it is the largest pet streak there in all of san francisco. paw toreros, the annual dog day and adoption day is on brandon street between the emmel bark dare row street, and -- the embarcadero street, and there will be gift certificates for the top three winners. this runs from 11:00 to 3:00 this afternoon. still to come on "abc7 mornings," newly released polls, and two days to the new elections and what they reveal about the president's approval rating, and what races to take a look at. and also, growing farm on a pumpkin farm? pumpkin farm? why some big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share

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good morning, south bay. let's get up and get going.

>> this is "abc7 mornings." >> and welcome back. we are going to start this half hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen, and lisa, no rain in the forecast can, and it is still warm, and little windy out ing >> yes, because the numbers are still into the 70s and the relative humidity is below 10%, and right here from the exploritorium camera where you will see the haze and the cloud clouds, and the winds are light at 60 in san jose, but from san jose to 80, and more clouds for you making for a nice start for your day. did you enjoy the 6:38 sunrise? 55 in santa rosa and 68 in vacaville, and 68 in livermore. and going through, you will see the low 70s, and by 2:00, it is upper 70s. so a arm wear than average day for you but not as warm as yesterday. the numbers are 3 to 10 degrees cooler for you, and we are all in the 60s and by the evening

hours, we have 60s and upper 60s at the shoreline. back to you. >> thank you. and two more days for the midterm elections, and president trump is wosrking with more rallies. an abc poll says that the approval rating is 40%, and that is the lowest of any president before a mid-term election since harry truman in 1946. and democrats are leading republicans by eight points for likely voters, but however, that lead is dropped significantly since august when the democrats were ahead by 14 points, but on the senate side, the gop is working with the strong hand. abc news national affairs correspondent tom janos is highlighting the key races to watch. >> on election night, we will be tracking 500 races across the country. let's start in the house.

this is the current makeup of the house, and when you are looking at the board and looking at the country, you will see a lot of red and these are republican-held districts, the party in power. of all of the races, we have isolated more than 100. we believe these are the competitive races on election night in the house. you can see so many of these are red, red, and you can see the clusters in the northeast, new york, pennsylvania, but even in the red states like kentucky, kansas and texas, nearly a dozen races in california, and remember, these are the competitive races, and these are the suburbs and the excerpts that we believe that the battle is going to be for the house. we have taken all of the districts and aligned them for the fall closings, and this is a race like we with have never seen before. all of the republican districts on defense, the key number in the house is 23. this is how many seats the dems have to flip in the house to the become the party in power. a couple of early races that we will be watching and names that you may hear early in the night, amy mcgrath in kentucky, and you think that is a red state, but she is a former fighter pilot,

and the democrats are excited about her as she is take on andy barr, the incumbent, but this is the key number, the president won this district big, but the democrats believe in her, and they believe they will turn out for her. and barbara comstock out of virginia, and this is a district that hillary clinton won, and democrats are confident about this one. and to florida, and this is a battle tested district where hillary clinton has won big. carlos has distanced himself from immigration and tax the issues, and we will see what happens in florida. as we move to the senate a much different story here, and lot more blue. the democrat cans are defending much more seats. as we go to the map, 14 races that we are watching closely here, and these are the key races that we want to see what is going on as we hit the key races button. and for the democrats, these are the seats that the democrats are holding, but the republicans, and the president did well in 2016, and talk about states like missouri and states like montana

and north dakota and two key races there and indiana, but the republicans are also on the fence in a couple of seats here n. texas,ing about that the race with bay teto o'rourke we will see where it goes tuesday. and now, in half hoon bmoon some farmers are hoping a proposition will pass involving growing marijuana on pumpkin farms. >> reporter: half moon bay, the pumpkin capital of the world. each autumn, the coastal town attracts thousands of people. but this proposition could smash the pumpkin industry for good. >> this is not real, and not propaganda, but it is real. >> reporter: they own the iconic farmer john's pumpkin farm. >> we don't want to leave it. that is our home.

we have nowhere to go. >> reporter: they like many farmer ares are struggling to survive. the pumpkins and the vegetables they grow can no longer sustain them. measure gg would allow the starter marijuana plants to be grown in existing greenhouses in zoned areas under heavy regulation. >> we want a crop to keep us sustainable in the near future. >> reporter: the miller sthas a cannabis company has offered to pay them $1 million a year to grow starter plants and have greenhouses about a mile from their farm, and they would also rebuild their old greenhouses. but opponents like reverend lisa warner believes that it would make pot more accessible to people in the community, and what is more, the hispanic community leaders she says are also opposed, because it puts farm workers at risk. >> it puts them on the radar of the federal government when they are participating in an industry that is illegal federally.

>> reporter: abc 7 news. >> thank you, vick. you can stay with abc 7 news for complete election coverage, and you can find a guide for all of the measures and propositions on the website abc7.com/election. and you can count on us for election coverage tuesday. we will have network coverage of the biggest races of the country beginning 5:00 tuesday night, and then live local election coverage throughout the evening including on the abc 7 news on coffee tv, and then the again on abc 7 news at 11:00. a man killed in afghanistan as brent taylor stepped down as north ogden's major so he could deploy with the utah national guard. the utah national guard says a member of the afghan national defense killed taylor. afghan forces killed the

attacker, and taylor leaves behind a wife and seven children. according to the examiner, there is a solo motorcycle training class in more than three years. there are 16 trainees and the classes are required for officers hoping to join the traffic company and the role is to reduce accidents and ticket drivers who are causing congestion on on some of the busiest streets. you are invited to to a a public celebration for the life of willy mccovey who died at the age of 80. the fans can enter through the willie mays plaza gate, and lot a a, make a note, it is not available for parking, so you are encouraged to take public transit to the park. mccovey is remembered not only for the hall of fame career, but the class and graciousness off of the field. still ahead on "abc7 mornings" an unusual approach to

ak a kccomplish a big dream. why this man is standing outside of the warriors' facility for more than a month. and the golden gate bridge here looking

happening now tens of thousands of runners taking part in the new york city marathon. the women's winner was the second female ever to win four new york city marathons. the winner of the men's race is from ethiopia and the first new york city win for him. congratulations to them both. security is tightened this year with the heavy weapons team from the counter terrorism bureau and the plain clothes officers along, and over 50,000 people are running, and that is something that i am amazed. sort of a bucket list item to do. and the annual tri valley

veterans day parade is going to return to pleasanton to the highlight the end of world war i. and community groups, and organizations as well as marchingands will take part. the parade starts at 1:00 this afternoon in downtown pleasanton. lisa, it is very warm and hot, and so in pleasanton, they should have pleasant weather for the parade? >> yes, and more than likely upper 70s for most of you in the valley. a look outside in the neighborhood where the temperatures are 60 degrees for livermore and danville and the mid 60s in oakland. and so we will talk about the cooldown and how long it lasts, and that wind shift. the on shore flow is bringing aus a change in week ahead, and i will have the forecast next. >> all right, lisa. coming up cal is trying to pull

welcome back in sports. the 49ers and the raiders are off today after facing each other thursday night. last night cal took center stage in pullman gaiagainst the eight ranked washington state. mindi bach has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. at the beginning of the season the stanford/washington game was circled on everyone's calendar. by the time the two teams met saturday, not so much. both teams unranked and with three losses. the huskies though, they have

won 18 of 19 at home, and a.j. costello threw a pick to open up the second, and they made him pay running it 60 yards back. he had 148 yards on the ground. and then a.j. whiteside is down with a ankle inskwjury, and car off of the field, and things are not looking good for the cardinal top receiver. and then stanford with 14 points in the top quarter, and then bryce love ran it in from six yards out. he had 71 yards on the ground. stanford down 10 at this point. 3:33 left. kos t costello, 33 yards to trenton irwin, and costello threw for 347 total and the two scores. stanford down four after a missed point after touchdown. they get the ball back, and three seconds left. costello going for the hail mary, and 34 yards into the end zone, and picked off for the third time this game. stanford fell 27-23.

cal at number 8 washington street, and all of the cougar fans were wearing mustaches in honor of their quarterback. and he was picked off though from evan weaver from spokane not far away. that is great for him. do you think that is his mom in the stands? i do. and now they find the bigle fellow, malik mcmorris, and that touchdown puts the bears up 7-3. this game was tied 13-13 with 37 seconds to play, and menshu with the score, and the cougars do not get the extra point, so that the bears are down six. final chance for cal. gar ber bers is rolling out, an guess who caught it? menshu, and metaphorical and real ending as well. cal does not pull off the opset as they lose 15-13. and now, the sharks in the lineup with head

boer taking out. the sharks are trailing after one again, and kevin labanc, and captain joe pavel ski scores, and tied up again 2-2. but the poor defensive coverage leads to that goal. so then, joe thornton with a wicked snapshot in the top corner to have his first shot of the year to tie it up. this game into overtime. and logan couture feeding meyer, and that is the game winner, tied for the nhl league in goals with 11. the sharks win 4-3, the final. and remember, this nfl sunday, no 49ers or raiders as they both played each other thursday night, but the big matchup is san mateo's tom brady against the packers and chico's aaron rodgers. until tonight, have a great day.

and now, the forecast with lisa argen. >> is that a painting? no, it is a live picture from mt. tam. you can see the haze and the hills and it is ideal. and the cooler day is on tap for everyone. so in the upper elevations, we are still warm in the upper 70s and low relative humidity, but things are going to change. we have more of the onshore component as we are looking at santa rosa, and in the 80s, and today, upper 70s and each day, you will lose a few degrees, but not much as the winds are shifting back to the northerly component tomorrow, and looking at san jose, you will see that the high clouds are just about everywhere from the north bay to the south bay, and then san jose today back to the 70s for you. a live doppler 7 shown in the cirrus clouds made up of the ice can crystal-- ice crystals sun in the pictures, it is beautiful. and then as this system moves through we will go to northerly

wind to keep the temperatures above average today and not as warm as yesterday. but today, due to the radiational cooling, we have cooled off significantly and anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees cool ther morning. it is a struggle to make it into the 80s and we won't make it into the 80s and the winds are onshore, and we are looking for the sea breeze today and this is another reason that we will see the cooler afternoon. 65 in morganhill, and 62 in mountainview, and the lack of the wind here allowing the temperatures to come up a rather moderately throughout san francisco, but once that sea breeze kicks in, you know the drill. it is going to feel cooler out there. 61 in concord and novato, and 58 in santa rosa. and the beach, numbers in the 60s as well, and 70s today, i should say in santa cruz, and sunny and not as warm, but the temperatures are nearing the average in the middle to the late part of the week, and no rain for the next seven day we looked at santa rosa and north bay, but what about the east bay?

upper 70s for you, and you should see 70 and a couple of degrees dropping off in the middle of the week, a bind end of the week, it should feel like november, but we need the rain of course, and so it is a dry start to autumn, and we will look for more dry days, and perhaps when the second week out that the forecast goes to when we could see some rain, but things are always changing, so you to keep staying tuned and hoping for the rain. 73 in freemont, and low 70s in richmond, and so san francisco with half moon bay, and with the on shore winds coming into play, and today and tonight, it is a cooler one with the 60s and partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, the accuweather forecast is featuring the temperatures once again near 80 degrees. we will have lighter winds again, and that is why the numbers will reflect the mild day. 72 around the bay, and low 60s coast side, and the accuweather seven-day forecast is featuring the 70s for much of the week ahead. download the accuweather map, and you will see the change

along the bay and the shoreline s. so it is quiet weather which is a good thing for election day and beyond, but we will try to the mix it up. >> true. we want the rain, but not on election day, because we don't want anybody to be deterred from going to the polls. >> right. looks nice. >> thank you, lisa. so how far would you go to pursue your dream? one warrior fan is taking an unusual approach the accomplish his dream of playing in the nba. sports director larry beil has the story. >> reporter: for the past 31 days, dari arrington has been doing this, and this and this, and he has been standing outside of the warriors' practice facility with a big dream, to become a warrior. >> i think that i have what it takes. i wanted the lay it all on the line. >> reporter: laying it all on the line means that arrington has quit his two jobs and left chicago and came to oakland. he has been holding up this sign, i am not homeless and don't need money, but a chance at my dream. >> my goal is to be a warrior.

i wanted to come up with a crazy unorthodox approach to pursuing my dream. >> reporter: arrington was not a blue chip college prospect, but he played college ball at elgin university and tried out with four different nba g-league team, and played semi pro in australia. he almost gave up on the dream, and then he remembered joe anderson who stood outside of the texan stadium who said not homeless, but starving for success. he was later signed to the new york jets' practice squad. so the stunt has gotten the attention of some real warriors. shaun livingston gave him two tckets to the game, and told him to follow the dream, and follow up with the action and the action is to try out for the g-league. >> he is hoping to get a invite to the santa cruz warriors, and getting a jump for the nba is not unheard of, because others

have done it. he posts inspirational messages on social media with to be the why. >> be the why means to me to not be after raid to pursue the craziest dream and then ask yourself, is that crazy enough? >> that was abc 7 sports director larry beil reporting. he says if he can't be a nba player, he would love the work for the warriors in any capacity, because he wants to be a part of the organization in any capacity. we wish him the best of luck. and

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the cokrgies are so cute. yes, mid-60s at the coast and partly sunny today and the high clouds in the upper livermore and santa rosa. and the seven-day forecast with 80 and the inand high today is similar to tomorrow, and looking at the temperatures trending downward, but not a big change though. and very, very subtle. you will notice the string of dry sunny days right on through the week. so, that is going for us, i suppose, and we do need the rain. >> we do need it, but just not on election day. thank you, lisa, for all of the forecasting this morning and thank you for joining us on "abc7 mornings," and i'm kate larson along with lisa, and the news continues live on and we will see you in a few hours. have a very nice sunday.

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