u shot today at your neighborhood walgreens. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 morpgs. >> goerpg, thanks for joining on this saturday, october 19ing. i'm liz kreutz. if you've been outside this morning you know it's cloudy and chilly. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is leahy lisa averagen >> the cloud discover cover steadily advancing through the morning. all because of the system up north. we'll say the tail end swing threw the north increasing clouds and breeze and possibility of rain drops. in the upper 40s in san jose process but look how much warm ner san francisco. mount tam, you see a little bit of the trees blowing there. upper elevation wind gusts tp at the surface the winds increase throughout the day. 55 in concord. through the next several hours a lot of cloud cover temperatures in the 60s by 1:00.

through the amp that front pushing to the south and east. maybe bringing us a few rain drops. we're clearing out tonight and tomorrow get ready for sun and warmer weather. i'll have the details in a few minutes, liz. >> thanks, lisa. all right breaking news at this hour. british lawmakers just agreed to delay a vote on brexit. for the first time in 37 years parliament spent all morning locked this in a house of commons in the uk. the decision means britain will not be leaving the european union at the end of the month. newly elected prime minister boris johnson has to extend a final vote on the brexit plan. johnson says he may not obey and push for the final vote anyways. locally new this morning, sad news out of santa rosa. police say a woman is dead after a car hit her while walking on the sidewalk. officers say they were called to a two-car crash yesterday. look at what they found. officers think this gray subaru hit the red car and slammed into a building on cleveland avenue striking the woman in the process. she has not yet been identified.

detectives say both drivers are 18 and 20-year-old men. they are cooperating in the investigation. police do not believe alcohol is a factor. and pg&e says the wildfire risk not guy and block jutes are could continue for years. the executives were grilled from friday by regulators. our i-team reporter dan noyes was in the meeting room and shares what they said and pg&e is promising to do better. >> the public utilities commission demanded that the top pg&e officials response responsible for ordering last week's blackouts and handling execution testify at this emergency hearing. >> i can attest that no one gets into in line of work with the dream of having to turn off the lights on customers. it runs counter to our nature. it's not in our dna and it's not what our customers expect. >> the blackouts, what pg&e calls public safety power shut office affected more than 70 oh thousand customers in 35

counties. >> i'm hearing we're going to, planning, going to have a playbook by the end of the year. you gave a very nice speech or a few words about anticipation. well i can tell you you guys failed on so many levels on pretty simple stuff. >> pg&e was criticized for ordering such a widespread blackout instead of targeting the areas at highest risk. for the website that crashed several times frustrating rate payers looking for information. for phone calls from customers that went unanswered process. >> i acknowledge that we were not fully prepared to support our customers to the best of our ability given the size and scale of in public safety power shut off event. and i am personally committed to fixing the gaps. >> pg&e also received criticism for failing to share information with state and local emergecy officials. and failing to provide up to date blackout maps. they pledged to step u barredov

underground and do a better job of clearing trees and vegetation from around power lines. e all need to be.to getting to so how are we going to get there. >> this is a 10-year time line. to get to a poip where it's really ratcheted down significantly. i think it's better everyevgets every year and with every event. >> the commission also asked about the controversial party last week on the anniversary of the 2017 north bay wildfires. two days of wine tasting for pg&e's biggest gas customers as a sonoma county winery. >> we have taken appropriate measures to ensure it never happens again and no customers funds will support the activities taking place there. >> paniken e also plans for the scenario what if they call a blackout and a major earthquake hits. one of the many issues they address as they try to work through bankruptcy. or forever for the i-team dan

noyes abc 7 news. >> and listen to this another pg&e rate hike goes into effect at the beginning of next year. the average electricity bill expected to jump by $9 a month. pg&e is projected to raise 1.1 billion in revenue from the rate hikes. the money will be used to upgrade infrastructure and clear branchings from power lines in fire prone areas. >> keeping neighborhoods protected from fire in a challenge in the effort to build a better bay area we saw how dangerous neck get during the wildfire in moraga. our reporter shows us the technique firefighters use more often to get to the flames faster. >> in the early morning of october 10th as a wildfire burned in the hills of moraga, a family friend bounded on the door of john drennan's home warning the family to get out. >> i thought for sure the house was going down. we could see an orange glow in the sky. and knew we were in danger. >> contra costa fire official steve hill says the fire came within 40 feet of some

neighborhoods threatening more than 100 homes and prompting mandatory evacuations. hill says prepositioning, extra staff and resources is why the neighborhood is still standing. >> on the 10th of october we experienced the most dangerous fire weather we've had all season. and could have turned out a lot differently if itprepositioning >> fire districts already do do what's called up staffing bring in extra firefighters and engines touring the fire season. but prepositioning means setting up additional strike teams in areas under threat due to red flag weather conditions. >> we stood up a strike team of five fire fighting appear rat us. >> the extra strike team from alameda county provided the moraga orinda fire department with five extra specialized fire engines, water tanks, bulldozers and three extra battalion chiefs to help out at the blaze. able to stop the fire within hours and content contain to do to 50 acres. >> because we had prepositioned

local resources we were able to dodge a couple much really dangerous bullets. >> reporter: county officials say better weather forecasting helps predict where to preposition crews and thanks to millions of dollars in new funding from the state. in moraga, anser hasan, abc 7 news. and new details coming in morning, the city of oakland is now dliing the memorial for a journalist sass natured more than 12 years ago. chauncy bailey was gunned down while walking to his office at the oakland post in 2007. city leaders announced plans to install a plaque commemorating bailey tomorrow on what would have been his 7 ohth birthday. according to the partners at the east bay times the plans are delayed. they are expanding plan to make the memoryual more than a plaque. weious got word that the interim district attorney suszy loftus will be sworn in in a couple of hours. mayor london breed will do the honor after appointing her earlier this month. as you remember it was a bit of a controversial move. loftus has been running for the

office more than a year with election day coming up some people think she has of an unfair advantage. george gaskill officially resigned yetd. >> b.a.r.t. police arrested a man in a random stabbing of a woman on a train. the man gont got to the montgomery station and threatened people with a box cutter. the man slashed the woman's hand. she is recovering. b.a.r.t. officers tazed the man on the west oakland platform and put him in handcuffs. keeping streets safe is among the top of the list of building a better bay area. a couple of ago a driver was a couple of ingenuous from hitting a woman-and her dog at hyde street. luz pena went to the area to see e concerns >> it's a neighborhood where the majority of people can be seen walking to the nearby supermarket shops and school. ms. davis has lived in lower nob

hill for 13 years and yesterday she had a close call. >> inches from hitting me and he was going quite fast. when i informed him he was about to hit me he had choice words. >> davis posted the experience on social media and asked neighbors to email the supervisor. in less than 24 hours. of the neighbors said they wanted the same change. >> to get more enforcement and eventually hopefully to get a no turn and red sign through here. >> supervisor aaron peskin determined to abc 7 news he did receive davis's email and he is reviewing the request. >> right now we are on hyde and pine trying to see how many people are crossing the street and see going they are at any point close to pennsylvania vaek making that right turn. >> during the hour we were in hyde and pine street we saw at least five cars making a right or left turn on red inches from pediatriciansens and that's what davis hopes to staff last year 58-year-old teresita colin was killed a block away. >> cars aren't yielding to

pedestrians. >> sfrips pedestrian zero confirms 14 have been killed this year. luz pena abc 7 news. happening today in the east bay. mental health workers are taking to the streets to protest against kaiser permanente. psychologists social workers and therapists held around the clock vigil outside kaiser's downtown oakland headquarters since sunday. today at 11:00 a.m. they march from there to near lake merritt for a rally. saying kaiser has been avoiding hierpg mental health workers resulting in longer await wait times for those needing care. now lisa i know it warms in a few days today is perfect fall weather. >> it is. the clouds increase, winds picking up nothing extreme. lucky if you see any rain drops. but weak front is on the way. we have clouded up in san francisco. it's mild though. 5 a whereas we have the uer s in livermore. so another day of mainly 60s, perhaps a few 70s. and looking at a big turn around

for the second half of the weekend. so you're not going to want to miss the accuweather seven-day forecast. that's next. i'm amanda dgtel castillo coming up next the scariest house on the block and

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welcome back. here is a live look from our roof cam. looking out op the exploratorium. you can see treasure island out there. 8:14 on this saturday morning. . we have a check of the forecast in a few seconds with lisa argen. meantime we do have breaking news in the south bay. i want to get to you. san jose police they are investigating a deadly shooting at an apartment about a block from the sjsu campus. a man found shot just after 2:00 a.m. on south tenth near east williams street. taken to the hospital where he died a short time later. s in san jose's 30th homicide of the year. no suspects have been identified. we'll keep you posted as we learn more. now meantime in the south bay, a haunted clown carnival catching the attention of many in san jose's willow glenn neighborhood. we're learning there is plenty of heart actually behind the ee. our reporter amanda del castillo explains. >> a splay so scary we start at a distance.

the jimenez family opened up their front lawn to a league of clowns. >> every kind of bad dream you might associate with clowns is pretty much here. >> this fie with the blood stain grin getting attention. >> murderous looking. >> and motion detecting but the 8-year-old. >> no, i'm not afraid. >> it's these crowds and the company keeping christopher jimenez's halloween spirits high. >> when the screaming orp laughing goes on, he breaks out into the laugh that you just heard. and it just- it melts my heart. >> his mother sheli says christopher and his twin sister were important at 26 weeks. at 24 years both have varying disabilities. christopher is terminally ill suffering from brain damage. palsy, lung disease and vision is worsening. reasons why sheli zarted on the display and the theme in september. >> i hope that when that last little part of his otto -- the

vision is gone that he can remember the colors and -- and the lights. something that he has always enjoyed. he has always enjoyed brit broit lights. >> she says christophers condition keeps the family inside the home mostdies but the halloween display is bringing out s. >> shows t love and heart she has for the son and to do something like this, you know, that's pretty saw zbloom indeed. and the zpli will remain up through hal went. the family will be handing out goodies to kids every day until then. so if you find yourself on vernon avenue here in the willow glenn neighborhood look forns. in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. such a great story. new details this morning on the florm san francisco 49ers assistant coach hailed as a hero for stopping a school shooting in portland. we have the brand-new video when he disarmed the student with a shotgun. marpsy gonzalez takes you through the moments caught on camera. >> this morning new video shows

the tense homes of the football coach zharmg a student roaming the campus with a loaded shotgun. the powerful surveillance footage obtained about i k 2 shows the coach keenan lowe tossing the clip into the hallway walking out flt classroom one hand on the gun, the other on the student. lowe handing the shotgun off and hugging the 18-year-old. you see lowe talking with angel diaz as he backs them away from the classroom. students then running out, lowe holding diaz until police closed in. >> i need a rifle operator to start heading towards the park roads. >> once we heard there was a gun everybody started panicking more like people crying. and people shaking. >> following this shooting scare in may police and students praised lowe as a hero. >> he put his life at danger for us. >> the formerly player for organ ducks talked with good morning

america about the nerve-racking moments. >> i lunged for the found four hands on the gun. you know students are running out of the back of the classroom. you know and i'm just trying to make sure the end of gun isn't pointing to the students. >> lowe crediting instincts for courageous response that many believe may have prevented another traejd. >> for me there was no time for fear or even to think. everything happened so fast. and it was the longest fraction of a second of my life. >> an attorney for the stupt says he didn't intend to hurt anyone but himself that day. diaz has now pleaded guilty to two charges for bringing that loaded gun to school as a part of the employee deal he will spend three years on probation and receive mental health treatment. marcie gonzalez, abc. news, los angeles. wow, that video gives you chills. incredible. after taking a break for fleet week, you should know b.a.r.t. is reassuming work this weekend on the tracks in the east bay.

if you are traveling through, here is what you need to know. trains will be single tracking between the orinda appear walnut creek stations. riders should expect delays up to half an hour high pressure drivers will be affected as well. two lanes of highway 24 in the eastbound direction will be closed until 7:00 this morning. they will chess again tonight at 11:00. and open up by 9:00 tomorrow morning. and happening today, it's battle of the best chowder. wharf fest back at fishermen's wharf. the classic competition over chouders between restaurants. looking at video from previous years. you can get all theive m as wel. tickets are $60 online. streets on the embarcadero will be closed in the area keep in mind until midnight tonight. and it's pretty perfect weather, lisa for a little bit of clam chowder doentd you think >> we have the cloud cover and cooler temperatures. the breeze picking up.

here is live doppler 7 north. spreading rain throughout the mounts into the sierra. but for us on the tail end of allowing for a chance of a few sprinkles, a light shower. wind gusts in the upper he feels, breezy, out of the northwest. it's not that windy here. . but the winds allow for a chill in the air. here is the roof camera looking at cloudy skies 5 a downtown. 47 in redwood at the. 47 upper about a ahalf moon bay. mount tam mostly cloudy conditions where numbers are cool in the north bay. 46 in petaluma. 47 in santa rosa. mid-50s concord. livermore at 49. the view from the east bay hills camera, acop vollmer peek you can see the clouds moving to the east bay. increasing clouds, a possible shower. maybe some mist and drizzle. hooking at a sunnien a warmer day for sunday. and then a robust warming trend getting into the upcoming work

week. hour by hour lacking at the clouds, kinning throughout the noon hour, there is the rain, still some possible drizzle on the coast. 4:00 it's still choudy. we get holes in that overcast deck but the north bay who may see some sun by late in the afternoon. so out of the northwest keeping a chill in the air. number below average. winds up to 15 miles an hour. this is 5:00. so that front has pushed on through. we get a bit breezy behind behind it. and temperatures in the 60s. 67 san francisco. 70 in fremont. we have been in this pattern. september a little bit of rain. october has been pretty dry. and we whe rain. this is the time of year we see systems drop down from the north. but we'll be lucky to see a splash if anything at all because by the time we get to sunday it's looking quite cry. and wrm for the week ahead. looking at 50 overnight tonight with the clear sky. and wind backing off numbers in the 40s in the coolest

locations. but check out the accuweather seven-day forecast. looking at at the cool of theest day of the week. 60s on the coast 70 around the bay. mid-70s inland with the chance of showers. getting into the second half of the weekend a little breezy. we get the high pressure building in and up numbers come up from four to six draegs. fall salt lake. pleasant but by monday and tuesday illustrated high pressure and no fog at all as winds shift to the offshore xenoen should be nice first couple days of the week. download the app and look at red flag warning by the end of the week. because the wednesday, thursday time period is when we see gusty offshore winds. we'll watch it for you. as for now, it doesn't look bad. but it's going to be 48 hours out before we -- they decide the national weather service if itt shut oice and all the things th just ahead hospitals and

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ferocious defense, you might say it's the washington redskins quarterback who will need emotional support tomorrow. we'll see if zoey is on hand for the game. are you ready for more cuteness? more cuteness coming. the corgi race up the steps at ocean beach. they are excited because today is corgi con in san francisco. which started as a casual gathering of corgi owners five years ago. will attract 1,000 corgis from all over the country. corgi con starts at ocean beach near the cliff house. bring the jackets and go out. that's a fun way to celebrate saturday. still to come on abc mornings tropical storm nester moving to di rain andhipping winds. ct >>pl a historic flight in the air right now testing the the air right now testing the limits of human day 23. i'm about to capture proof of the ivory billed woodpecker.

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>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning thanks for joining us on this saturday morning. let's start with a look at the weather this half hour. good morning, lisa. hey, liz, good morning to you. you can see the breeze out there in san francisco. 5 a degrees a lot of cloud cover and in oakland it's 53. some 40s in the south bay. you are clear overnight. that's why temperatures dropped a bit more. this is the east bay hills camera. looks et threatening doesn't it. most of you will see a lot of cloud cover and bit of breeze. 47 in santa rosa. 50s in the inland valleys but looking at the tail end of a

cold front that will push through to the north of us. and allow maybe a few rain drops. but certainly a lot of cloud cover. here we are at 1:00. mid- -- some up he were 60s then through the afternoon it takes a while for the clouds to advance to the south and move on out of here. so it's depending to be mostly cloudy afternoon. a clear night tonight. setting the stage for the system exiting east. and high pressure building in. and that's going to bring some big changes for the week ahead. i'll have them for you in a few minnesota. liz. >> thanks, lisa. and we are following developing news at this as the dangerous tropical storm nestor moves to the florida pan handle this morning. the effects felt for hundreds of miles across the region. abc news reporter investigator akendo gives you the prevgt in panama city beach. >> barmg into florida. several reported tornadoes sending debris flying in parts of the tampa insid the s winds fli over the semi truck and kno thro the home peeled awayand th.

streets flooded in the pan handle. water reaching these businesses. this coming one year after category 5 hurricane michael shot the same part of the florida pan handle making landfall in mexico bech are beach. this is what it looks like now as many struggle to recover from the devastation. we spoke with gail eve advance living in this home. >> do you feel safe in that. >> depends on the win loads if the wind is significant i have to leave. >> what nestor may be 100s of miles away. new orleans isn't taking any chances. fearing strong winds officials are set to demolish two cranes today at the site of last week aek deadly collapse at the hard rock hotel. >> and that was investigator akendo reporting opinion.ace wan

to picks the solar power network. they have been training the past six years. nasa wanted to the conduct the space walk last spring but you might remember it didn't have m go. okay an experimental flight on its way from new york to sydney australia right now. new york to sydney. it's the longest non-stop commercial flight in history. clocking in at 20 hours. abc 7 news anchor dan ashley has more. >> lrlt, come aboard for the longest commercial flight in world history. qantas is making an experimental trip from new york to sydney, altar called project sunrise. 20 hours, non-stop. onboard, 50 passengers and crew. the boeing 787 dreamliner will be a laboratory really to monitor the health effects of long haul flights, to prevent jet lag passengers will switch immediately to sydney time. instead of dimming lights passengers will be kept up for at least six hours.

they'll eat peppers and spicy food to help keep awake. pilots will wear brain monitoring equipment to test alertness. the jet will carry 101 tons of fuel. total distance, 10,200 miles. and the plane called the kookaburra. well with let's check the progress now wove been doing this all morning looking here on flight radar 24. you can see qantas flight 7879 moved over the south pacific near tuvalu right now. continuing on the journey to sydney. the poor person in the middle seat in coach. i'm sure the people on the front in first class are fast asleep or enjoying a glass of wine. i don't know if i could do it. but it's a good experiment. okay. halloween. right, a time to get the scare on. a multisensory halloween experience in los angeles will definitely give you the creeps. but for a good cause. take a look.

>> creep l.a. is redefining the halloween genre. >> there are disturbing things things making my skin crawl. things to make mo he think. >> it's definitely creepy. >> you as an audience are placed into a world, environments where you get to interact and engage and explore and discover and also be the one who creeps in the dark sultry kind of world. >> i've gone to a bunch of haunted houses in l.a. it below blows everything out of the water. it's awesome. >> our goal appear hope for creep l.a. was to take the traditional haunted house experience and just extend it. and allow people to not feel like they are pushed and rushed through rooms and environments. rather they can kind of step into the rooms and environments and get the jump scarce but also the story that follows all of

those. >> welcome, everyone. >> creep is a multisensory experience. and this year for creep l.a. we're producing a show called house of creep. guests could find themselves, you know, hiding in dark spaces, you know, being put on timeout, sitting down with a creepy clown. sitting down and watching a really nasty adult puppet show. i mean, we valhalla li really have all the fixings for anyone 21 and up. >> it's like a whole another world. the actors and characters, they come to you and tell you stuff. you go into another room and disturbed by what you see there. you maybe watch something for a bit. maybe where or i should i should run the other way because i'm freaking scared that that person will follow me and i don't know what's happening next. >> you have to be down to play. the biggest thing i say to anyone coming into the doors, that literally come in lose your mind, get lost and just play.

>> creep l.a. is horrific. and disturbing on wonderful levels. >> ultimately we wanted people to be able to come into the spaces, have a full night out, and then also be able to debrief. because no one is going to have the same experience. and ultimately we want to you choose what you wish. whatever fancies -- you know, fortune favors the bold. it's up to you to make the experience what you want it. creepy stuff. check out abc's new brand at localish.com. also on factual basis and instagram. still ahead on abc mornings memories of the loma prieta earthquake how one artist translates it into por traits. a live look there of the golden gate bridge. cloudy out there, isn't it? it's 8:36 on this saturday morning. good time to drive into the city. no traffic. good thing about the weekends.

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overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. welcome back. the homecoming game at sand marin high school in novato will be held this afternoon. it was posed to be last night friday night lights. but abruptly rescheduled because of a legal battle over the lights. neighbors say the lielts are too brit and they want a judge to continue to review the

environmental impact report. the judge issued an order to keep the lights off for now. the school district and the parents fighting for the lights believe they followed the law and complied with environmental regulations. there will be another hearing on november 14th after the football season has ended. and happening today, if you are needing something for you for you and the familied to. two of the most popular museum are complete kr i free. if you live in the nine bay area counties you can stop by the deyoung on legionen of honor museum and pay nothing. they'll be doing this ever saturday for the time being. all you need is proof of residentscy. it's a bit of choreography on the immuneny line this weekend. dancers performing live for trolley ride frers south of market to knowy valley. today and tomorrow the j-church line has full dance routines for stops on the route. inspired by the architecture and history of the area. it's free with your immuneny ticket but you do need to register for thetour. you can either go online or to the first stop at the

international art museum on market. first tour starts at 11:00 a.m. and this is a good day to go to the museum you know it's chilly good to be inside. >> we have seen the clouds out there. steadily advancing through the overnight and waking up to a cool start in truckee. 27 degrees south lake tahoe in the 50s today under partly cloudy skies. the clouds are there. no rain in the mountains. we on the other hand could see a few drops if we get lucky. and then we'll talk about a big reversal of the winds coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. also next the warriors play the final preseason game and the new version of the plash deangelo russell and stephen curry lit it up. abc 7 sports director larry beil has mo

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welcome become. you are lacking at a live picture of the hayward san maeo bridge. if you've been outside you know it's cloudy out there today and a little chilly. definitely a fall october day. all right let's talk about sports. cal will try to nap a two-game losing streak this morning. the golden bears take on organ state in homecoming. kickoff at 11:30 at memorial

stadium and homecoming at san jose state. the sparnts state san jose state. kick-off at 4:00 p.m. and the warriors will open the regular season on thursday against the clip esper. last night golden state played preseason final against the lakers here is our sports director larry beil with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. before the warriors met the lakeners the final preseason game the dubs made a edition. chriss is on the team. alvarez of mckinnie out. they need size up front. warriors and lakers meeting the fourth time this season. chriss making the presence felt early. down the lane with authority. 9.7 boards. but the warriors down earlyse e please get off me pushing the defender lays it up. draymond green pushing up the court, finds steph curry, three wsh splash. vintage warriors hoops there.

just before halftime. chriss to steph beat the clock and steph dues does and greet. nice to see you. warriors by 16 at the break. got to go a challenge this season on defense. loving to see this from d-low when the games count. russell goes to 29 points as the warriors win 124 opinion 103-and open the regular season at homes against the clippers opinion the 5-0 niners visit the redskins on sunday. biggest difference from a year ago is the niner defense giving up only 13 points per game this season. last carrier allowing 27 per contest. the defense every line playing great. that helps out the secondary for richard sherman the key is one unit. everybody connected. >> and it's a very unselfish defense. you can't be selfish. the stats will come if you're in the right place at the right time doing your job. you can't hunt for them. you can't go out man i got to have four sacks. if you do that you let ten other

guys down. so i think that's a great testament to our coaching staff and players is that they play unselfishly. and that's why this success is coming. >> and raiders at green bay. eein the seive. scored inf e half. dy la mayhew off dustin verlander. tide in a couple barters later two on for aaron hicks. aloha off the foul pole. 3-1 shot. verlander fine other than that but too late. james packsen goes six strikes out nine. high heat. astros 0 for 6 in men in scoring position. bronze bombers staying alive down 3-2. game six in houston today. and don't forget, homecoming for the cal football team playing organ state at 11:30 this morning. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> and if you're just joining us

let's check the weather with lisa. >> good morning to you. and the clouds are with us this morning. could lead to a little bit of precip out there. and we'll have to wait and see. but overly it's certainly a cooler day out there. mist and drizzle likely at the coast. and the reason which, there is a system to the north of us. and whatever we see we'll be lucky to get precip. october has been superdry. and tomorrow we already turn in another direction. this is santa rosa. today 72 with the clouds tomorrow sun and 79. look at the work week. well in the upper 80s. and this is representative of the entire bay area, a big warmup for the week ahead. the roof camera, the flag blowing breezesy today at the coast. live doppler 7 we want to update you on the pan handle here. here is the dushens, a tropical storm. it's at 50 miles an hour right

there around panama city spreading through florida rain. and by this time tomorrow rain moves up through the carolinas . so not a hurricane. but enough moisture and wind to cause a storm surge and some problems there. in the southeast. here are winds from mount tam to diablo. gusty at the surface. we see a breeze. not the gusty winds from the east bay hills camera you can see the clouds moved to the east bay. 48 in redwell san jose. 50 in half moon bay. that was san jose. and looking at our east bay you can see scattered choud deck 48 petaluma. 5 a in concord. we will see temperatures mainly in the 60s today. due to the cloud cover or the possibility of a shower then tomorrow we turn things around as the system slides to the east high pressure builds in. then another system that's going to allow for a big warmup ntr the week ahead. it's when we get the cold systems east of us diving down the winds shift. and that's when we talk the offshore flow but not today out

of the northwest it's a cool breeze. a sea breeze we'll call it by the afternoon we're still cloudy. the rain well it could be around the bay area from the north bay to the peninsula, some mist and drizzle overall a lot of cloud cover today. and with the breezy winds it feels a little cool. but look what happens monday. in the upper 80s in the east bay. mid-70s for you in oakland. by tuesday, the numbers climb through the 80s in the east bay and about 80 over into the el certificate o. perhaps el sabrontep. beach weather all week in the 70s. at the end of the week the winds get gusty. starting out not bad for monday and tuesday. today mostly cloudy. 70 in fremont for you. 72 in santa rosa. the clouds shift north to south. once the system pushes through could get a little sun late in the day up in the north by. but as for the day today, it's the coolest one of the next seven. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the sunnier and warmer

day by far is tomorrow. and then looking at the warming trend beginning monday pnds, mild to warm on tuesday. the peck days. you download our accuweather app and perhaps we can see red flag warnings by the end of the work we can. so we certainly expect this. and we'll be watching it for you. >> any sense of halloween yet? warm. >> probably -- you know trick or treaters always go out so early. >> probably, very true thanks lisa. the loma prieta earthquake happened bor franc tipent the five years collecting others' memories of the diane using illustrations to bring them to life. >> whether you are outside of meven or in the stands of the world series. artist jennifer wauford wants your story what you were and what you were doing when it hit. >> i built a simple website and started soliciting stories from people asking them in probably three or or four hundred words keeping it concise to sort of tell the personal account where

they were at the moment of the quake how it kwelt. what was the aftermath for them if any. then i endeavored to just figure out how to illustrate them. >> wafered has been gathering and illustrateening the memories five years. the work on the display petition chinese culture center. and memories from the 1989. >> the tiananmen square incident, fall of the berlin wall and the loma prieta earthquake. there are a lot of physical and psychological shifts and rupture in the city and the world. >> a huge year filled with big memories and some very small. >> one of my favorite stories is the woman who was very a kid sh was more preoccupied with the fish tank overflowing and soak attention her teddyhe baloney sandwich and room in the panic. the stories i like are the ones

that are le less dramatic. really intimate and personal. i like someone was generous enough to share the moment with me. love meeting her, the illustrations can be seen at the chinese culture center of san francisco through the end of the year. can you continue to share memories with her. we have the link to that on the website. abc 7 news.com. okay next celebrate all things pumpkin, the annual art my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i take it once a week. it starts acting in my body from the first dose. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it,

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>> this is the "california spotlight," sponsored by california phones. >> hello, there. staying connected. well, for most of us, we take one of these things for granted. but for many californians, using a regular phone just isn't an option, and that's where the good folks at california phones come in, and that is why we are shining the "california spotlight" today on an organization that helps over half a million californians stay connected. in tod i alora spotlight" is theresthksmu fav

down here today. okay, so, what is california phones? >> so, california phones is a state-mandated program. it's funded by a surcharge on our phone bill. so that means anyone in california that has difficulty with their hearing, vision, mobility, speech, or memory, they can qualify to get a free telephone and/or accessory from the state. >> you just said my favorite word there -- "free." it's a free phone? >> yes. >> okay, but that works because we're paying a surcharge on our phone bills? >> yes. >> got it. okay. so, who's the ideal california phones customer? >> so, people that difficulty or challenges with their hearing, their mobility, they can't get to the phone on time, they can't see the numbers on their phone, they have difficulty remembering, or they have the >> okay, so, what makes a california phone different from, you know, my regular phone? >> so, say, for example, i have hearing loss, we have phones thing.ave the louder vume, and'u it's a special clarity thing,

too? >> yes. >> okay. >> and then we have the loud ringers, the light flashers. we have phones for vision that have the contrasting colors, lighted keypads, the ability to repeat numbers back to you as you dial them. so if you dialed the wrong number, you know, "oh, i have to hang up and dial again." and then the photo phone we have for people with difficulty remembering. >> yeah, i want to talk about this. i want to talk about the photo phone. this is great. talk me through it. i mean, look. it's got pictures of people. >> yes. so the morning. i know i'm supposed to call someone, but i just don't remember. so i can go here, and i say, "oh, yeah, that's right, i remember. i have to call my aunt." >> right. >> so i'll see her photo, and i can just dial that. >> yeah, because i think a lot of people, they see, "oh, okay, this is for people who, you know, are slightly sight-impaired or hearing-impaired, with big buttons," and, as we said, the loud volume. but that's not the case. this is really helping people with other issues. and, also it's not just a landline thing, is it? this device here is for cellphones. how does this work?

>> so this will pair with a cellphone using bluetooth technology, and we have the volume and tone control and then the ability to use as a handset or on speaker. >> so, how does one sign up for the program? >> we have three requirements. you have to live in the state of california, you have to have a landline or a cellphone with bluetooth, and you have to have a doctor's certification. >> okay, if i don't speak english, can i still get help? >> well, we do have staff that speak different languages, but if they come in, for example, to our service center and we don't speak that language, then we do have a language service that we utilize. >> now, this is a service center. we're standing in one. they're throughout california, aren't they?" >> yes. >> so we have seven full-time service centers, and we also have several part-time centers. so if they go to our website, they can see the locations and the times for each one. >> what else happens at these service centers? >> so if they're new to the program, they can bring in their application, they can sit down with our staff, they can discuss what equipment would best meet their needs, and they can get trained on it, and we can also help maybe program certain functions.

>> that's great. i think that's so important, because so often, you get a device that comes maybe, you know, through the mail or through courier, and then you're like, "well, what am i supposed to do with this?" but i can actually come into a physical building, meet with someone. they can help me program my phone. they can really walk me through the steps. why don't we hear what a happy california phones customer has to say? >> i have no vision, so i'm finding the phones quite easy. i have no cord to mess with, and i can always have the phone nearby. the customer support's been great. the convenience of it is the >> a vercuomer,re, weavverea today's "california spotlight." if i want to find out more about california phones, how do i do it? >> call the number on the screen or go to our website -- www.californiaphones.org -- or come into one of our service centers. >> one of these great service centers. i can meet someone like you, perhaps. theresa tong from california phones, thank you very much.

and thank you. that's gonna do it for this "california spotlight." now, if you want any more information on anything we've discussed today, just like theresa said, you can call the number on your screen or visit californiaphones.org. i'll see you next time. >> this has been the "california spotlight," sponsored by california phones. >> announcer: this is espn on abc. brought to you in part by samsung qled tv. the official tv of espn college football. >> bob: welcome to abc's college football presented by