weekends and holidays. kate larsen has been getting reaction to the new developments and joins us live from san francisco, kate? >> reporter: eric, we are up here on lombard and hyde. you can see lots of cars and tourists per usual even though it is fleet week sunday and also the italian festival is happening nearby today. so lots of people in the neighborhood, but frankly on a sunday, this is usually what this area looks like and it can be a real problem for the folks who live nearby in terms of safety issues and getting around their own neighborhood. because there are about 2 million people a year who come to visit the crooked street. so the bill which governor newsom vetoed would have allowed san francisco to enforce a reservation and fee system on the crooked portion of lombard street, requiring tourists to pay $5 to $10 to drive down the famous street. the idea was to control and reduce congestion in the area for all the residents. governor newsom felt the bill

create s aoanrancisco and san mateo assembly member phil ting who wrote the bill as well as tourists. would you have paid $5 to $10 to drive down? >> no. >> i think it should be free. we should just be able to come any time we want and take pictures. >> obviously very disappointed. i'm going to be sitting down with the city next week to discuss potential plan. >> reporter: i've also been in touch with san francisco district 2 supervisor, katherine stephanie, who's been working hard on this bill. she said, i will keep working with our state representatives in sacramento to address the governor's concerns in new, revised legislation to alleviate the safety and environmental issue is posed by congestion on lombard street. clearly this issue is not over, but certainly a disappointment for a number of the residents and also the lawmakers who

oversee the this area who were trying to come up with some sort of solution for both the tourists and the residents here on lombard street. we'll have more at 11:00. the weather was picture perfect most of the weekend to take in fleet week in san francisco. the navy's blue 18 yeses stole the show this afternoon with another action-packed performance over the city. the show was delayed by a few minutes by fog, but they made it out to thrill the crowds. this weekend always brings out huge crowds of people who want to take in the air show, see the ships, and interact with the men and women who are serving our country. >> we're all very proud to be here. it's our job and what we signed up for, to serve the american people. to do it here in san francisco is an opportunity. we love doing it. >> tomorrow some of the ships taking part will be open for public tours. we'll have a full list of events

on abc7news.com. we have extensive coverage of fleet week on abc7news.com. there's a full list of events and more ship tours tomorrow. it was just days ago president trump announced he was plling u.s. support for kurdish fighters in northern syria. the decision leaves the kurds vulnerable to turkish troops who have launched an offensive. but there is late word that the kurds have now struck a deal with syria possibly brokered by russian officials for protection against turkey and that syrian defense forces are moving into position in northern syria along the border with turkey. the u.s. controversial move has led to protests around the globe. happening now, one of those protests is going on in san francisco. not just any intersection. it's in union square right in te heart of the city. that's where abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live, and cornell, you've been following the protesters all day long. >> reporter: these protesters have been out here from early

this morning. they have been sending a strong message all across the city. they want the northern territory in syria protected from kurdish forces and earlier they wanted everyone to know this. bay area kurds were making their presence known in union square. these people and their supporters are outraged about what's happening in their homeland. >> all of us are feeling pain and sadness. >> reporter: they're protesting president trump's decision to pull back u.s. troops from northern syria and turkey's brutal assault on u.s.-backed kurdish troops and civilians. >> we are watching genocide unfold before our very eyes and nothing is happening. air strikes are mostly targeting civilians and hospitals, and there's no justification for that at all. >> reporter: the pro-kurdish group staged another protest at sfo on saturday next to the turkish airlines ticket counter.

this man visited the northern syria territory this summer. >> i have seen people being killed by isis. so the victory over isis is absolutely far-fetched nonsense. isis hasn't been defeated. >> reporter: the group then took their protest to the streets. the trump administration saying tonight it's ready to impose severe sanctions on turkey. this group says that's fine, but not enough. they would like to see a no-fly zone imposed in northern syria. they would also like people, consumers especially during the holiday season, to boycott turkish products. in the south bay, we are awaiting word from the san jose police department on the identity of a body found inside a parked car last night. the family of tech executive erin valendi halted its search awful hearing of the discovery. she heads up a company in utah and missed her flight home from

a business trip to the bay area on monday. her parents told our media partners at the mercury news they fear she has had a manic episode. residents evacuated from their homes in los angeles county are slowly being allowed back home. all evacuation orders have of been lifted. favorable weather conditions have helped firefighters make progress battling the 7,900 auker blaze. the fire blocked hillsides from sylmar to porter ranch. residents say they're happy to be home. >> very relieved. it's a helpless feeling when you have to evacuate in the middle of the night, grab what you could. we're thankful we're all okay. >> the fire is 41% contained. 21 structures have been destroyed, another 11 have been damaged. a brush fire burned about one acre atcisco's lake merced. you're looking at a picture shared by the san francisco fire department. the flames never threatened any structures. arson investigators are looking for what sparked this afternoon's fire. dramatic video captures a

wrong-way driver on a southern california freeway. it ended with a collision when the -- with a chp cruiser. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area. one of the issues we're looking for solutions to is recycling as centers all over are closing. the help that's on the way courtesy of the state. there was a lot more going on than just fleet week this weekend. the big celebration that took over san francisco's streets. i'm meteorologist drew tuma. it was a sunny end to the weekend but also a cooler finish with temperatures 10 degrees cooler compared to yesterday. and that trend continues the next seven days ahead.

a driver claims they blacked out while driving the wrong way, careening along an emergency lane, then hitting a highway patrol car in southern california. you're about to see video showing the terrifying moments. >> he's coming, he's coming! >> the high-speed drama unfolded this morning along interstate 5 in orange county. >> he's crashed into chp! he's into a unit!

whoa! >> this morning's crash sent at least three people to the hospital. chp officers arrested the driver. he's suspected of being drunk. abc 7 news is committed to building a better bay area, and we're focusing on a variety of issues that affect our way of life. they range from homeless and housing to transportation and the environment, and that includes recycling. we've seen a number of centers in the bay area close recently. help could be on the way. governor newsom signed a bill to provide funding to start a mobile recycling pilot program. $5 million will go towards cal recycle, which will be run by the state. one of the largest operators in the state, replanet, shut down its operations in august and let go hundreds of employees. additional funding in the bill will help recycling centers around the state stay open. abc 7 news has dedicated a week of coverage to recycling because this is a complicated

issue and there are a lot of ways that each of us can help build a better bay area. you'll find all our stories on abc7news.com. abc7news.com/betterbayarea. next week marks the 30th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake, 6.9 in magnitude, it caused part of the bay bridge to collapse as well as cypress freeway in oakland. 63 died, thousands were injured. abc 7 news will give you a look back at the past, also give you a glimpse into the future in our abc 7 originals documentary "the earthquake effect." it can be seen anywhere you get abc 7, amazon fire tv, the abc 7 news app, and a 30-minute commercial-free broadcast here on the anniversary of loma prieta, thursday at 6:30 p.m. on abc 7. there are pumpkins, and then there's the annual contest at half moon bay. the huge prize someone could

take home tomorrow if their gargantuan gourd hits a certain requirement. as we look at the sun setting from emeryville, meteorologist drew tuma is next with the accuweather forecast. niners stay unbeaten. you'll want to hear from san francisco after today's

♪ in san francisco, that's the pittsburg high school band playing during today's italian heritage parade. this weekend marks the 150th anniversary of san francisco's first columbus day celebration. dozens of bands include sparks from the north beach and fisherman's wharf while thousands enjoyed the parade sights and sounds. on the peninsula, you know halloween is close when gargantuan gourds take over half moon bay. the weigh-off is tomorrow with the winner getting a price of $7 a pound. that's a pretty good chunk of change considering the pumpkins routinely come in at a ton or more. there's also a $30,000 prize should a grower break the world record. it was set in 2016 at a weigh-off in germany where pumpkins -- a pumpkin tipped the

scales at 2,624 pounds. we have a list of the events going on this halloween in the bay area on our website, abc7news.com, search for "halloween." all dressed up in his meteorologist costume is drew tuma. >> acting like one today. doppler 7 satellite showing you patchy cloud cover along the coast, but elsewhere we're dealing with a gorgeous sunset as we speak. our east bay hills camera showing you that sun going down. have a little bit of patchy cloud cover along the golden gate bridge. a marine layer is going to try and gather again tonight and will lead to clouds first thing for some tomorrow morning. here are the accuweather highlights. what to expect in the near term, attracting cloud cover along the coast, spilling in and around the bay shoreline tomorrow morning. despite starting out with clouds, a lot of sunshine. temperatures near normal tomorrow and tuesday. midweek, by wednesday and thursday, slight cooling with temperatures going below average

for this time of the year. out there right now, 58 in the city. 63 in oakland. still 70 right now in livermore. 69 in santa rosa. 68 san jose and fairfield. warmer than that, currently 76 degrees. patchy cloud cover along the coast right now. early morning high clouds. they have now departed off to our east. it's supplying cooler air today compared to yesterday. this area of low pressure brought showers to seattle and portland. this trough situated along the west coast will stay there over the next 24 hours. overnight tonight it will help to enhance our marine layer along the coastline. patchy fog in and around the bay. cool spots in the north bay dropping into the 30s like napa, santa rosa, ukiah. elsewhere 40s e we will see plenty of stars and a nice moonlit sky. full moon tonight, the hunter's

moon, 6:58 this evening. it's called hunter's moon because this time of the year signaled hunting to prepare for the winter ahead. enjoy that gorgeous sight in the night sky. timing out the fog first thing in the morning, 7:00 a.m., cloud cover along the coast. patchy fog in and around the bay. it will be slow to depart. midday we'll see cloud cover clinging to the coastline. sunshine away from the coast. highs, south bay tomorrow 75 in san jose. 74 cupertino. 79 morgan hill. 66 san mateo. 70 palo alto. cool in the city, 63. north bay, 80 cloverdale. 74 vallejo. 70 oakland. 74 union city. 75 fremont. upper 70s inland. 68 walnut creek. accuweather seven-day forecast. tomorrow morning fog. a lot of sunshine in the afternoon. a steady pattern on tuesday.

temps take a dip midweek. a little cooler wednesday into thursday, below average, bouncing back friday. it's pleasant to finish out the week. starting off breezy on saturday. but finishing the weekend with calm winds and sunny skies. the injury bug has hit the 49ers and rams. l.a. playing without running back todd gurley. niners are missing joe staley, mike mac glinchey. they got a boost from george kittle, who played despite being questionable. these fans, interesting signage. early second quarter, game tied 7-7. jimmy garoppolo to kittle, watch him rumble, 85, looking for six. stopped around the 5. the niners are in business. three plays later, jimmy g. up top. and oakland native marcus peters picks it off. asted san msn fou goal. the defense stands up.

gurley's backingup, malcolm brown, you'll have nothing and like it according to robert sala. put a camera on him, he is fired up. rams with the ball to open the second half. jared goff the pitch, a fumble. armstead recovers. first fumble recovery of his career. l.a. just had 165 yards total offense. ensuing niners' possession, jimmy garoppolo in for the score. niners take the low. they had two more field goals. they win 20-7. they're 5-0 for the first time since 1990. >> do our job. be our best. stay relentless. good things will happen. and so there was no added pressure to make up for anything that the offense was lacking because we think the offense even with injuries will move the ball and put points on the board. >> it's a game i've had on my calendar for a year. haven't liked the play we've played against them the last three years. >> it's always good to be undefeated. it's hard to win games in this league. whenever you get the opportunity to go out and win, we've been

taking advantage of it. we've got to keep this thing going. it's a good start, but we've got a long way to go. >> stick to your work, stick to your guns. we're a terrible team. we don't have enough talent. we're on a rebuilding year. whatever the case may be, whatever your word was, please stick to it. for those who believed in us, the faithful, continue to believe in us, continue to be humble. we're going to give you a good show, fight as hard as we can. >> richard sherman, the best sound bite in the nfl. murray and the cardinals looking for their second straight win. late fourth quarter, game tied at 27. david johnson, matt ryan, two minutes to go, the pass, and it's devonta freeman scoring. but they need the extra point. and it's a miss. matt bryant shanks it and the cardinals hang on 34-33. the jets/cowboys. sam darnold playing for the first time since week one. looked good here up top. and ro, 92 yards to the house for the

easy score and the jets are rolling right along 14-3. dallas rallies though late. dak prescott runs it in and the cowboys, they need a two-point conversion to keep this thing going. and prescott pressured and incomplete. jets pick up their first win of the year 24-22, dallas now 3-3. sharks return to the tank fresh off their first win of the year. tonight marks the return of mr. shark, san jose. patrick marleau scored two friday night. san jose against calgary at 7:00. marleau holds the franchise record for games played, points, goals and will add even more when he returns. >> it's a guy that is dependable. he knows where to go on the ice. you know he's going to make the right play at the right time. he has the skill and speed to play with good players and complement them. let's be honest, it's the way it should be, you know. he belongs in this uniform. >> nice to see him back in a sharks uniform.

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tonight at 11:00, it's just a statue of clis to have columbus, right? take a closer look. why this is covered in red paint. you need to hear how much an artist's doodle in a new york bar is worth. the price tag could blow your mind. "joker" is no one hit wonder at the box office. the film detailing the origin of the famous batman villain dominated theaters for a second week taking in another $55 million following its record-setting debut. the film has had a roller coaster ride to success garnering critical acclaim, including joaquin phoenix's portrayal of the lead character while also generating fears of potential violence at theaters. so far there have been no serious incidents. we know number one. "ed adams" family is second. "gemini man" then

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