>> appreciate it, everyone. now at 5:00, showing gratitude to first responders as people who live in healdsburg and windsor return home. where the kincade fire stands this morning. >> breaking right now, check this out. an urgent situation in southern california. evacuations are under way as a growing brush fire destroys homes.ing this all from our live desk. >> also ahead, the warriors worst nightmare. steph curry hits the ground hard breaking his hand. what we know about his injurymo. >> that's tough to watch. >> it is. good morning on this thursday, october 31st. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> let's talk about some good news out there. look at these winds on live doppler 7. less than 10 miles per hour. critical fire conditions. we still have gusts 20 to 25 and

very dry vegetation. fire could ignite easily. just won't spread as rapidly. we still need to be vigilant. here's what we talked about yesterday. the air wasile until 9:00 in the north bay valleys. from sutro tower, a touch of haze in the skies today as we warm from the 30s and 40s this morning, mid 60s at noon. everybody at 70 at 4:004:004:000 when we're trick or treating at 7:00. i'm staying on top of brand-new wildfire in southern california. this is a live loow, sky map 7 from kabc. this is the hillside fire in san bernardino. it's burned at least 200 acres, extreme red flag conditions. evacuation orders have been issued. powerful winds are fanning the

flame. our reporter from our sister station is on the ground this morning. >> these homes at the top of saturn court, they were already burning when we got here around 3:30 this morning. to my right, this home was already burning and the firefighters are working on getting some of the hot spots around the property contained so it doesn't blow embers on to the neighboring home down below. the same thing is happening on the other side of this property, this home is a total loss as well. absolutely heartbreaking to see. this was a two-story structure. if you're just joining us here, when we arrived this morning, the second story of this home was still intact. we watched as it collapsed throwing embers further south throughout this north park community. the good news is that evacuations have been under way for well over two hours. >> just awful to watch.

in just the last few minutes we learned at least four structures are threatened. it's not clear how many homes are threatened. we'll continue to monitor this developing story. >> all right. thank you. developing news in the north bay where firefighters are making progress on the kincade fire. the wildfire has burned more than 76,000 acres or 120 square miles. cal fire says as of last night the fire was 45% contained. about 270 structures have been destroyed. now that the worst of the wind is over, some evacuees have been allowed to return home. kate larsen has that story. >> thank you for saving our homes! >> reporter: after five days of mandatory evacuations -- >> we're so happy to be home! >> reporter: windsor residents treated firefighters to a victory lap. >> thank you guys so much. >> reporter: a new day in sonoma county as most evacuation orders were downgraded to warnings.

>> a lot of stress and tension and pressure just right now gone. >> my two boys are very happy to be home after four days camping. >> reporter: and by boys robby means birds. he evacuated his windsor home with baxter and dante on saturday. >> my family's resort burnt in 2017 so we're kind of nervous for stuff like this. >> reporter: on sunday, his neighborhood looked like this, ground zero for firefighters structure protection and now after a job well-done no damage to his property. >> iidthk i was but they did a remarkable job. >> reporter: but not everyone was so fortunate. 266 structures have been destroyed in the kinkade fire so far including 133 homes. crews are still working hard to clear roads of downed utility lines and trees. but sonoma county sheriff mark esic did have this to say about the ongoing recovery.

>> we believe most of the threat is now in our rearview mirror. >> reporter: there are still about 6,000 people under mandatory evacuation orders and the sheriff says it will likely be like that for the foreseeable fought ch future until crews can get into these burn areas and assess all the damage. kate larson, abc 7 news. today sonoma county will consider declaring a local state of emergency because of the kincade fire. the county administrator issued an emergency proclamation last week but it still needs to be approved by the board of supervisors. this would create a 2$2.5 millin kincade fire disaster fund to pay for the initial response. governor newsom hasro tor utoffs tt hehe area. >> abc7 news was in american canyon yesterday when the governor met with seniors. they say living without power can be a health hazard, especially if they depend on electric medical devices.

>> have pg&e be more considerate about what areas they shut down. >> this is not the new normal. this cannot take ten years to resolve. we will hold them accountable. >> the governor said he is not sure he can stop the blackouts, but he will push for pg&e to improve. the red cross wants to remind you the best way to help disaster victims is with a financial donation. text the word red cross to 90999 to make a $10 donation or go to redcross.org. crews will be back out restoring power this morning. more than 50,000 homes and businesses are still in the dark right now. the po h been coming i waves. abc7 news was in montclair village as people hit the gr hills endured another power outage earlier this month. many shoppers we spoke with say when it comes to the spoiled

food, they're just following when in doubt, throw it out. >> you don't want to get sick on top of everything else going on. the things i had to throw out were fruit, yogurt. >> just some dairy products. actually our refrigerator hung in there for a while. and eggs. we s up the eggs. we ate ravioli. >> 5% of customers impacted by pg&e's outages are still in the dark. developing news, dub nation is waiting to find out how long steph curry will be out after he broke his left hand on a hard fal fall. >> steph curry with a lot of contact. >> oh. >> yikes. our sister networ espn reports that curry will have an mri and ct scan, and then the team will decide whether he needs the rec will be. espn also reports that curry has

a fracture in the metacarpal. players from around the league are tweeting support. here is patrick beverly writing prayers up to my brother steph, get well soon. >> we'll stay on top of this. you can download the abc7 news app to get the latest updates right to your phone. >> going to be one of those years after being in the finals for five years in a row. now the whole curtain comes falling down. that's unfortunate. gives the younger players a chance to prove themselves. here's what's going on weather-wise. some of our coldest temperatures. brentwood, 39. danville, 35. walnut creek, san ramon, dublin, pleasanton at 37. blackhawk is oakland. hayward, 50. 5in pacifica. san francisco, 54. los gatos, nds, 13 to tpautlso

exercising, very dry air out there. out and about we have some smoke lingering. if you're doing cleanup, it's okay, but up in the north bay the concentration of smoke could be unhealthy. we jump from 46 to the 70s on the peninsula. if you're trick or treating, 64 degrees. if you're starting off in the south bay, 45. we'll reach the low to mid 70s this afternoon. 62 while we're out getting some good news as well for smart goodies. east bay valleys in the 30s. train riders. free full service through low 70s this afternoon. wednesday november 6th. if you remember, it was impacted 61 at 7:00. because of the pg&e outages. more on your halloween forecast now everything is all good to and the weekend coming up. good morning, a live look at go. we have no delays for b.a.r.t., 101 in san rafael. the ferries or the buses. if you peek at the bottom of your screen, you will notice police activity. >> thank you. next, the 7 things to know what that is. maybe someone is getting pulled. before you start your day.

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stop living with at&t. xfinity delivers gig speeds to more homes than anyone. time is 5:13. here's the seven things you need to know. number one, breaking news. a brand-new wildfire has erupted in southern california. this is the hillside fire in san bernardino. we have already seen one home burn down. we'll have updates throughout the morning. >> number two, firefighters in the north bay are still battling the kincade fire which has grown to more than 76,000 acres. here's some good news, some of the mandatory evacuations have been lifted in windsor. >> number three, pg&e crews will be back out restoring power this

morning. more than 50,000 homes and businesses or 5% of pg&e customers are still in the dark right now because of these public safety power shutoffs. >> today the warriors are expected to get the results back from an mri and ct scan o hand. team doctors will decide whether he needs surgery and give him a timetable for how long he'll be out. curry broke his hand on a fall basketball gods? let's talk about what's going on? we put the critical fire conditions to bed yesterday. today we'll distance ourselves from them. let's have some fun. temperatures starting in the low to mid 60s and dropping down to the 50s. >> number six, if you remember, smart train was heavily impacted by the pg&e outages. now service is all back to normal and it's free until wednesday, november 6th. >> and number seven,n,

d.c. is celebrating their first world series championship since 1924. last night the nationals beat the astros 6-2 in game seven of the world series. south korea's military says north korea fired two projectiles towards the eastern say overnight. the weapons were fired from a region near north korea's capital. they did not confirm whether the weapons were ballistic missiles or rocket artillery, but japan's defense ministry believes they were ballistic. earlier this month the north test fired an under ballistic missile for the first time in three years. the latest launch follows statements of displeasure over the slow pace of nuclear negotiations with the united states and demands that the trump admini sanctions on north korea's capit capital. firefighters put out a house fire in san francisco's

panhandle neighborhood. this started just before 7:30 last night near the corner of masonic and oak. crews were able to get that under control in about 20 minutes. it burned on the third floor of a three-story home. nobody was hurt. >> fmer preside back ama rurthis is according to vo. this is video of his last visit to san francisco two months ago. he'll be in town this time around to help raise money for the democratic party. mr. obama will headline a fund-raiser in los altos hills on november 21st. tickets for the event run as high as $355,000 a chair. the cheap seats are 10,000. volunteers set up a facebook group to reunite pets with owners in sonoma and lake counties. many families were separated from pets when they evacuated for the kincade fire. this public facebook group is trying to help out. people have been posting photos of missing and found animals. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. finally we have some relief in

the forecast. >> i know. >> isn't it nice? doesn't it make you feel good? especially seeing those videos of the folks going back and they have tears of happiness, the first responders there waiting for it's nice to see everybody come together at a time like that. let's talk about what's going on. we still have very dry air, bone dry air. we havehave breezes out there, h the fire danger is s heightened. so you have to be vigilant. let's jump to the extended. we have the dry pattern, warmer than avera temperatures all the way through the extended forecast that's after having chilly to cool and clear nights. today, sunny, spare the air once again. very low humidity. you can probably hear it in my voice, a lot of us around here along with our allergies having a tough time along with the smoke. 70 in san francisco today. lake port, 69.

that's the cool spot. we have a lot of 72 to 74 degree highs. it will feel fantastic this afternoon with all that sunshine. just remember, spare the air, especially with the concentrations up in the north bay. tonight, deepest valleys in the 30s. that includes the san ramon valley. a few areas around the peninsula could drop into the upper 30s. let's talk about the accuweather seven-day forecast. today is halloween, fantastic. tomorrow is the beginning of november, which means, wow, could the rainy season be around the corner? not in this forecast. temperatures in the 60s at the coast. 70s for the rest of us. saturday night, daylight savings ends, set those clocks back an hour and change those batteries in your smoke detectors. >> thank you. good morning. if you're headed to the east bay over the richmond-san rafael bridge, there's an issue. a car on fire eastbound 580 before bayview. it looks like it started a small brush fire alongside eastbound 580 as well.

so be aware if you're approaching that area. very quickly here, want to check in on the drive times, tracy to dublin, 53 minutes. antioch to concord, a 15 minutes. now to the health alert about cosmetic contact lenses. >> the fdc is warning about the dangers of using detective lenses as part of your halloween costume. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, they're the halloween accessory that can transform you into penny wise, but before you put in those colored contacts, there's a new warning from the ftc. the agency warns buying contact lenses without a valid prescription can cause pain and eye discomfort, blurred, decreased vision, infection or even blindness. >> if somebody is offering you the lens and doesn't ask you for a prescription for the lens to fit you, then that lens is

probably not legal. >> this woman ended up in the emergency room after wearing her colored contacts overnight. >> burning sensation. watery eye. couldn't see. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll teach you the safe way to protect your eyes. with uruguay first look, rebecca jarv jarvis, abc news, new york. >> don't put stuff in your eyes. what if it really goes -- >> kumasi. >> you need one little thing. >> no! >> okay. >> i'm looking out for your health. >> thank you for that. okay. some newborns may be spending the holiday in the nicu but it doesn't mean they can't have fun. >> look at this. look at that bee. oh, a little tie on. cute. >> so cute. >> by the way, some of these costumes are made by hand. i would imagine so. they're so tiny.

>> this made me happy. >> look at them. the little stretch. >> that's good. those are my favorite costumes. >> little is ariel. >> that was so cute. all right. so there's no excuse why a new study says we do not have a reason to not exercise. >> and anxiety for lori loughlin. a source close to her says how she is feeling after getting hit with a new charge. a live look at the golden gate bridge. we'll be right back. sndg on halloween for the right reason? this is a quick tip. the big spenders when it comes to halloween are the millennials. 46% of them say they spend money on halloween so that they can post it on social media. about half of dads say they have been guilted into halloween spending by their kids, about a quarter of women say the exact same thing. when you go out to spend money

on halloween and you'll spend about 25 bucks on candy alone, do it for the right

the north bay continues to hold my attention but for a different reason because of the freezing temperatures and possible power outages that linger there. it's freezing cold right now in rohnert park. everybody else warmer than that. calistoga at 32. 53 in napa right now. at the airport, it's 39. it's cooler there. here's your freeze warning and some of the cities included in that. we still have our coldest hours ahead of us. keep protecting those plants, pets, pipes and watch out for those people that don't have

heat. ♪ every time i turn around you disappear ♪ >> okay. one direction fans have a big niceo mtouth american spring 2020 tour inuprt of his upcoming album. the lineup includes a visit to san jose's s.a.p. center on may 20th. the announcement comes less than a week after another one direction star revealed the dates for his first solo world tour. well, don't have time to exercise? >> a new study says that is just an excuse. the rand corporation conducted the study to see if americans really don't have time to exercise because of a lack of free time. most people say they're just too busy. the study found out the average american has about five hours of free time every day. so what are we doing during those free hours? on the phone, on the computer, watching tv. you can watch tv. i'm fine with that.

that's what we do. i need you to. researchers say the results mean sparing 20 minutes a day for exercise is possible for just about anybody. hey, you can exercise and you can watch us in the morning. >> you sure can. >> that's a popular thing to do, i heard. or i am trying to make happen. >> it will happen. today is halloween but some people are skipping ahead a couple holidays. >> gosh. the national retail federation found that 40% of us are already doing holiday shopping. some shoppers apparently start as early as september. the survey also found we are spending more on gifts than we did last year. 2019 holiday sales are expected to increase by 40% totalling 0 $700 billion. >> are you one of those people? >> am i going to spend more? >> no, have you already started? >> no. no. no. i don't even have the halloween candy yet. and it's today. >> it is. can you start tomorrow? i picked up one gift. >> you have?

for who? >> one of my friends. i found it. it was a good sale. then i'm like what will i get for such and such? it's fun, no? >> you're nice. that's why i like you. >> thank you. you're waiting until black friday? >> sure am. no, way past that. whatever the friday is right before christmas. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including airfare deal. >> warriors star steph curry is out with a broken hand. what his wife had to say overnight about the injury coming up next. and breaking this morning, a brush fire is burning out of control in southern california. the dangerous

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homes in southern california. the situation unfolding rht noare wap to chillierperatus inome em,y ara eeze wni i ? >> that's what climate change is doing to us. i've been doing a lot of research on it lately and hope to share some of the stuff i've omin the ing. new normal. let's talk about that. it's up in the north bay that we have the coldest weather. the people potentially without power still and no heat. look at that, temperatures 25 to 32 through 9:00. we have our coldest hours ahead of us. it gets coldest right when the sun rises, about 7:30 this morning. we have some winds up there, not red flag warning, but with a record tying dry air mass over us, fires could start easily. here's a look at my accuweather 12-hour day planner for halloween.

we have a spare the air day. i'll show you where the smoke may be thickest during your trick or treating. otherwise we go from 30s to 40s, 70s at noon, then back to the 60s while trick or treating. let's start with an updupti. this is a like picture from ka kabc. this is the hillside fi. many homes are burning and others are threatened. you can see the flames in several different spots here. this has burned at least 200 acres amid extreme red flag conditions. evacuation orders have been issued. all morning long we've been checking in with the reporter from our sister station. here's his report from a short time ago. >> this is a property here at the top of saturn court here in san bernardino, when we arrived

earlier this morning, it was a two-story structure. this was a very large home. it's a complete loss. earlier the thick wng was burni because there was not much they could do about it. now that the fire is smoldering more inside, they're dousing water on t trying to make sure the embers as it would otherwise burn for hours don't spark the rest of the neighborhood. we have a couple firefighters to our right working on that right now. >> it is just tough to look at. firefighters were worried about bernardino and stationed firefighter overnight in case the worst happened, which it certainly has. coming up at 6:00 a.m., we'll check in with clayton sandoll on the new fire. many people are back home

after evacuating from the kincade fire. but it's not over yet. >> this fire charred more than 76,000 acres. that's 120 square miles. 266 structures have been destroyed including about 133 of those being homes. lauren martinez joining us from the sonoma county fairgrounds where crews are starting their day. >> we just got mere here to basp where firefighters come here to rest, eat, shower, do anything they need. peete's coffee set up a truck behind me. i see a lot of people getting coffee there. over 5,000 personnel are working on this fire now. they're making progress. yesterday evacuation orders in windsor downgraded to warnings.i dre residents there were able to return home after being under an evacuation order for days.

>> a lot of stress and tension and pressure just right now gone. >> i didn't think i was going to have a home when i came back, but they did a remarkable job. >> reporter: crews are still clearing downed utility lines and trees. the fight is not over yet. more than 90,000 structures remain threatened. cal fire says full containment is expected next thursday, but that can change. now so far cal fire says 266 structures have been destroyed. 133 of those are homes. we're expecting those numbers to be updated this morning at the briefing. reporting live at sonoma county fairgrounds, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> a lot of people are thankful to those firefighters this morning. happening potoday, people i santa rosa so wwho lost power o homes can get some food.

the redwood empire food bank is partnering with community groups for that event. you can donate nonperishable food from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 this morning. starting at noon that donated food will be handed out and that handout process goes until 5:00 p.m. pg&e says it expects to have power restored today to all customers affected by the power shutoffs. >> about 53,000 customers are still in the dark, most of them in sonoma, napa and marin counties. pg&e says shutoffs are still the best tool to try to prevent wldfires. earlier this month pg&e said its power lines may have started two wildfires in lafayette. >> these things present hardship, all kinds things, but there's something worse than that. we've seen worse. we've seen catastrophic wildfire with death and destruction around. at this point we have to do everything we can to prevent that. >> pg&e says it will keep inspecting distribution lines. inspectors found 83 instances of equipment damage that could have sparked wildfires according to the company. some pg&e customers will get

rebates because of the electrical outages, but they'll only cover the first planned power shutoff that happened on october 9th. that's because many customers received a late warning due to problems with pg&e's website. household customers will get $100, businesses will get $250. >> steph curry is expected to get a ct scan today after he broke his left hand last night. >> it's a tough blow for the warriors who were already suffering from klay thompsons absence. amy hollyfield has more from chase center. >> good morning. his wife, ayesha curry put out a tweet staying positive and thanking everyone for their love and support. steph curry broke his left hand during the third quarter when aaron baynes fell on curry's hand. he will get a ct and then the

team will decide whether he needs surgery and how long he will need for his recovery. after the game some of his teammates spoke out about what a tough loss this is for the team. >> prayer force him for a speedy recovery. it's tough. definitely tough. part of the league. part of what professional sports are about. hoping he can come back stronger. >> here is the tweet from his wife saying our entire family thank you you for all the love and support. when the love surpasses life's hurdles there's nothing you can't overcome. we stand in our belief of impact over legacy. this is god's way of showing us to trust in the process. the warriors owner said this will give some young players an opportunity to step up and play. they're looking for the silver lining there. the warriors locker room here at chase center was very quiet after the game with everyone just seeming to be in disbelief that this happened. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news.

>> that is tough to watch. we are thinking about them. coming up, champagne celebration, what the new world series champions accomplished that has never been done before. won't you join me in this fight? wear purple and spread the word. >> alex trebek's new message, what he says he wish he had known sooner. first at 5:37, a live look outside as we get a check on weather with meteorologist mike nicco. >>hi, everybody. welcome to thursday. the last day in october, we're seeing widespread temperatures across the peninsula, 37 in member l menlo park. half moon bay, 41. mid 50s for daly city and pacifica. 53 in oakland. only 42 in fremont. 45 in san jose. 35 in san ramon. 40 at concord. 49 napa. san rafael, 53. coming across the bay bridge,

it's 55 as you head into downtown san francisco. still have some power outages out there. watch out for those working. mass transit, everything is running now. the bay commute, much calmer. the north bay, 38 this morning. nearing the mid 70s this afternoon. trick or treating, 59. east bay, 44, upper 60s by noon. low 70s this afternoon. trick or treating, 63. and then san francisco starting off around 50. topping out at 70, quickly dropping down as we're trick or treating under a clear sky to 62. we have the threat of unhealthy air for trick-or-treaters. i'll show you that coming up and a gorgeous weekend after that. here is jobina. what's going on with the morning commute? >> things are looking okay. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:11. as you head over the bridge,

there's metal debris on the fremont street off-ramp. so beo wan check in now with our friends in the south bay, 87 is very smooth and empty. a beautiful commute every time we look at 87. b.a.r.t. normal service. ferries, normal service. and let's peek here at this issue that popped up, eastbound 358 580 before bayview, a car is on fire and it started a small brush fire there as well alongside eastbound 580. the fire department is there. so it looks like they have things under control. very briefly want to check in with the drive times. tracy to dublin, 57 minutes.

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school day forecast, 30s and 40s. make sure the kids bring the coats back home. don't forget, we may have a little extra smoke in the air in the north bay. still have the extreme red flag warning, the highest designation ever. extreme? that's a new one. gusts up to 80 miles per hour. hopefully most of that has

passed and the fire threat will subside later today in southern california. you can also see the same areas are going to have poor air quality. through the central valley, low to mid 70s. 80 in l.a. 58 and clean air in office launched an investigation after a security guard shot and killed a man armed with a knife. this happened after 8:30 last night at the santa teresa light rail station in south san jose. the suspect threatened other people with the knife. they say the guard tried to engage him and then shots were fired. the suspect was taken to the hospital where he died. the security guard was not hurt. a big step forward in the impeachment showdown today. >> the house is expected to vote on a measure formalizing the next steps of the impeachment inquiry. it would allow house democrats to hold more open hearings and likely start a bitter partisan fight. the white house is insisting that it has released a complete transcript of the conversation

between president trump and the president of ukraine. but earlier this week a u.s. army lieutenant colonel who was on that call said that critical phrases were left out. a top russia expert is expected to testify today. kamala harris is dramatically restructuring her presidential campaign. she's laying off dozens of aides at her baltimore headquarters and redeploying staffers to iowa. the campaign is running low on funds. harris decided to focus resources on iowa which will hold the first democratic party caucuses in january. some staffers are getting salary cuts and payments to consultants are being reduced. shake shack is planning to open another location in san francisco. this one will be at the westfield mall on market street. >> the new location will open next year. it will be san francisco's second shake shack. the fast foot restaurant's location on fillmore street has yet to open. they have permits pending.

shake shack has already opened in palo alto and larkspur. now for a deal that sounds out of this world. sounds. so, get this, all u.s. jetblue flights are $31 today because it's october 31st. you may need to log on right now. >> and pack. because you have to leave today. >> run. just do it on your phone on the train. this deal includes flights to new york, boston, ft. lauderdale and long beach. it's really last minute but it could be worth it if you can call off of work tomorrow. or you can go and -- >> come back today. if you go to long beach you can do that. for $31 t seems to only apply to direct flights and it does not include the return tickets, unless you come back on the same day. whitod. is celebrating the cit first world series championship since 1924.

>> 3-2! there it is! the washington nationals are world champ yions for the first time in franchise history. >> so last night the nationals beat the astros 6-2 in game seven of the world series. and they are the only world series champions in mlb history to win every single road game during the series. the franchise started as the montreal expos in 1969 before they moved to d.c. in 2005. this is exciting. >> good for them. >> you know sports. >> i know sports. gosh, i'm just shaking. i'm so inspired by it. >> i can't wait to see your segment on the midday live show about the nationals. >> yeah. >> they lose bryce harper, arguably one of the better

players in the national league, and th the world series. how you feeling now, bryce? >> i forgot that they had a team. >> oh. >> oh. it more special. >> very special to me. >> there you go. it's 38 in san rafael right now. this area could be dealing with freezing temperatures. we're under that freeze warning until 9:00 this morning. the coldest hours are still ahead of us. sunny day. calmer. smoke will linger in the north bay, it will be a sunny and dry pattern with warmer than average highs. we're 2 to 6 degrees warmer than average with 69 in lake port. santa rosa at 78. san rafael and yucaipa, 76. 75 in san jose. you have 73 in oakland. most of us in that range. let's talk about tonight. another cold night, possible freeze up in the north bay. not enough moisture in the air for frost. that's amazing.

the rest of us in the 40s. we fall back. yes, we gain an hour of sleep saturday night. we gain an hour of sleep saturday night. >> yea! >> con grgrats also to the nationals. >> remember to change the batteries in your smoke detectors. here'sny my accuweather seven- forecast. 70s at the coast. i'm trying to find rain around november 12th. i'll keep an eye on here is jobina. a live look at walnut creek. things are looking smooth there. same story for the golden gate bridge as everyone moves across to their morning commute. looking a the smart train. normal service. it's free. it started yesterday. it will move through november 6th, which is this upcoming wednesday. there were some disruptions to

the service because of the pg&e power outages, that is all cleared now. checking in with our drive times. albany to the maze, 6 minutes. fremont to san jose, 15 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino, 10 minutes. alex trebek joined forces with the world pancreatic cancer coalition to release a public service announcement. >> in nearly every country p pancreatic cancer is the only cancer with a five-year survival rate in the single digits. in order to help patients fight and survive this disease more attention and awareness are needed. >> trebek was diagnosed with stage four pancreatic cancer in march. he said he wish he knew more about the symptoms earlier which include yellowing of the eyes and skin, back and belly pain, weight loss and nausea. since his diagnosis he has been active in raising awareness. lori laugh lane oughlin is

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expect containment to grow. look at these conditions around the kincade fire. winds 8 to 15 miles per hour up around 2,500 feet. still bone dry conditions. let's talk about heading out and having some fun. 60s and then quickly dropping into the 50s. let's talk about the smoke. a bit of a concern in the north bay. by 6:00 this evening, we have a little bit higher concentration of smoke. that's why we have a spare the air day in the north bay. check the conditions for your neighborhood before you sheyou out. another chance tomorrow so we could have another spare the air day.

until we put out this fire, it will keep releasing that smoke and toxins in the air. we could have a few more for this weekend. >> public horseback riding is coming back to golden state park in san francisco. the rec and park department has announced that the ranch will hold its grand openingat in the park's equtation field. it will offer trail rides, pony rides, horse camp and riding lessons. besides a brief pilot program in 2017 this will mark the first horseback riding concession in the parkinson's 2001. the trail rides and lessons will cost $40 30 minutes. >> i don't need to tell you to do this or don't do this. stay off the bay bridge if you're on a scooter. commuters had to share a lane with a man riding one of these electric scooters last night. this happened around 5:45. this is cell phone video a passenger posted. a driver changes lanes to get around a van with a trailer only

to find a scooter is there. ahead of the van. yeah. so it happened during rush hour. most electric scooters top out at 15 miles per hour. so obviously not a good place to be. we don't know if the chp caught up with this driver. let us all learn this lesson. log t be thi ma haoween,ma dior jhtons we have been born with two innate fears, the fear of being dropped or falling and the fear of loud noises. dr. ashton shows us a breathing technique that can help calm us down. >> take one hand, you put it on your chest, okay? the key here is actually separating your breathing from your chest to your diaphragm. take your other hand and put it on your belly. as you inhale, focus on expanding your belly hand. focus on pushing your belly out. now fill your chest.

and as you do this for a couple of minutes, it's not just a distraction technique, it actually can reprogram your tr. >> how is it going? >> i feel good. >> good. >> you should try this sometimes. >> okay. >> so still ahead on "gma," instances in which fear can be a healthy thing. "gma" starts at 7:00 a.m. after abc7 mornings. >> i was distracted by her witch costume. it's hard for me to hear what she was saying. more ahead at 6:00 a.m., including breaking news. new details coming in on multiple fires scorching southern california as powerful winds hit the region. >> we're at the base camp where firefighters are working the kincade

how much i appreciate everyone. thank you very much. >> grateful residents returning home as more evacuations are lifted in the north bay. >> and there's big gains made on the kincade fire but there's still a lot of work to do. >> now the extreme fire danger moved south. homes in l.a. are burning. hundreds of residents are forced to run in the middle of the night. we're so sorry to see that. it's thursday, october 31st. >> we want to talk to mike mikm nicco. >> yesterday people were like red flag warning, yeah. but extreme red flag warning? there's a higher level? yes. in ventura county they had winds gusting 68 to 78 miles per hour

yesterday. there's a chance of this continuing through 6:00 this evening all the way down to san diego, palm springs and back up near sbaanta barbara. for us we have heightened conditions. gusts 10 to 20. and record tying dry air over top of it. we hav