good morning, everyone. hope you're having a great sunday. it is november 3rd. i'm liz kruetz. a look at the weather here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> live doppler 7, clear sky, we're looking at the earl sunrise 6:37. it is in the 40s in san josehe bay. here's a look from our roof camera where san francisco is the mildest in the 50s. look at all those 30s from santa rosa to petaluma, napa, also in livermore this morning, and, of course, fairfield at 35 degrees. finally from our east bay hills camera that is mount diablo. temperatures will be once again

in the upper 70s, another dry air mass on top of us, no changes except we'll get a weak sea breeze your sunday forecast and a look ahead coming up. liz? >> thanks, lisa. sorrow, heartache and remembering the good times, the loved ones of five killed in orinda are sharing their memories, city leaders and airbnb vow to make changes. the five people killed at the party range from 19 to 29. these are their names provided by the contra costa sheriff's office. they came from all over the bay area. at least three others also were injured at the party. a video posted here on social media thursday night shows the home packed with people. the home had been rented out using the platform airbnb but the owners told media they didn't know it was for a party. when orinda police arrived, officers saw at least a hundred people running from the house. law enforcement has not announced any arrests. the associated press reports two guns were found at the scene. now the family of omar taylor jr. who was killed at the orinda party is speaking out to abc 7 news.

relatives are stunned by the violence that erupted at the gathering. they say omar was there for one reason to entertain partygoers with music. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard sat down with the family. >> to get that phone call was devastating. >> reporter: laneisha epps never imagined the news would be so tragic. her stepson omar taylor jr., shot and killed at a halloween party in orinda. >> i personally feel like it is -- with such a careless act, it's such a traumatic experience that the family is taking on right now. >> reporter: the families says taylor was there to deejay the party. >> music and deejaying and stuff that was his happiness. he had been in those type of environments and whatever before. i don't think he was going in thinking it was trouble or anything. >> reporter: amare taylor says his brother worked all the time as a deejay. the haloween party where about 100 people gathered another job to help support his young daughter. >> he was a good man, and if he

was here right now, he would want everybody out there who mourn for him to stay strong. >> reporter: to honor the life of his brother omari, a varsity football player at clayton valley high played friday's game against de la sal. he says it's what omar would have wanted. >> he wanted to be successful in whatever he did and that was it. we wanted to care for everybody else and take care of his children's children children. that's what his plan was. >> reporter: at the house where the party was held we found nicole stagnaro and her son leaving flowers. >> i'm just trying to do something kind and i feel helpless. what else can we do but support the families that have lost their loved ones and their children. >> that's the tragic part, everyone for halloween is just getting dressed up in a costume to have fun. >> yeah. >> and they think that they're going to go home. >> reporter: this family sending condolences to everyone touched by the tragedy. in orinda, cornell barnard abc 7 news.

>> san francisco airbnb announced some big changes to their platform in the wake of the orinda shooting. party houses will be banned on the site. in a statement on twitter airbnb ceo brian chesky said we are redoubling our efforts to combat unauthorized parties and get rid of abusive hosts and guest conduct including conduct that leads to the terrible events we saw in orinda. we must do better and we will. this is unacceptable. the company plans to expand manual screening of high risk reservations from a rapid response team and take immediate action against violators. here's the screen shot of the orinda homes listing page. airbnb says the listing banned parties and weapons. now the city of orinda may also be making changes to its short-term rental policy in the wake of this shooting. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke with the mayor. >> reporter: the screams and so

at 10:50 inside this home at 114 lucille way are still vivid in many neighbors' minds. >> i don't feel safe knowing that someone could actually do this in our neighborhood. >> reporter: five people in their 20s lost their lives and police have not made any arrests. >> to be honest with you, i don't go out at night for the last few nights. i'm kind of scared. it's kind of like, well shgs whoever did this, are they still around? >> reporter: we sat down with the mayor of orinda. >> did the city of orinda know of any previous parties that had taken place in that house? >> at this particular house my understanding is from our city manager and from our planning department that there was a complaint about parties earlier this year in february. >> reporter: the city provided records that say the owners of 114 lucille way registered their home as a short-term rental almo 21st, 2018. three months later the first complaint of a large party was registered. everything was resolved according to the mayor and then an e-mail was sent by a neighbor at 9:35 p.m. halloween night when the fatal shooting happened.

leaving the city now to make possible drastic changes. >> maybe the community wants to ban short-term rentals altogether or limit host rentals where an owner is present at all times. >> reporter: flowers and notes were left outside the home to remember the victims. any with information can contact contra costa sheriff's department or the police department. they're gathering video and interviewing witnesses at this time. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc 7 news. the shooting in orinda has shaken the community and the communities of the victims. if you or someone you love is struggling with grief or mental health we have resources on abc7news.com. look for the take action thumbnail to find your ally and get linked to professionals and groups that can help. in the north bay, firefighters are gaining ground at the kincade fire. cal fire says it's 74% contained. there is no change in the amount of acreage burned. it stands at more than 77,000 acres. 175 homes have been destroyed

and more evacuation warnings have been lifted. mountain mike's pizza and redwood credit union in santa rosa gave out free pizza to evacuees and first responders it was all part of a giving back to a community that's been through so much. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has more. >> you're here because you've been evacuated, have no power, you have no gas, you're here for some kind of reason and everybody is welcome. >> reporter: support is coming in the form of pizza at mountain mike's on cleveland avenue in santa rosa the doors are open and the pizza is free to those who have been through a lot these past few days. >> we are giving free lunch buffet for the evacuees and fire department because they did a lot for us, and we want to give back to themdifo mountain mike's locations in the north bay were closed because of the kincade fire. this location alone was evacuated for three days. >> we were out within 40 minutes when they came to the door.

>> reporter: first responders saved mary and her family. >> i loaded my mom, my daughter, our three dogs and two cats all in my vehicle and drove. >> reporter: they all sit together breaking bread. > it's nice to see everyone happy and smiling and glad they're back in their homes and that makes us feel special. it makes us feel like we've done our job right. >> reporter: it hasn't been easy for first responders. this private contracting fire fighting crew out of oregon has been in sonoma county for eight days. >> sleeping in our tents, getting dirty every day trying to make sure the town feels safe. >> reporter: getting this recognition is meaningful. >> we appreciate it, people showing us gratitude makes us feel good. >> reporter: in santa rosa, lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. zoo -- and there are many ways to help people affected by the kincade fire and pg&e outages. more information on abc7news.com. speaking of happening today,

the town of windsor in sonoma county is thanking first responders for their work on the kincade fire. people will gather at town green at 11:00 this moanr e traveled to help protect and save lives and property. together with sonoma county firefighters, they helped save windsor. everyone is welcome and encouraged to bring their own thank you signs for the picture. i know yesterday a bunch of people gathered outside the sonoma county fairgrounds where first responders have been working out of too to say thanks. >> that's fantastic. that is unbelievable. a week from today all of that happened and we're still looking at that dry air mass. the winds certainly are calm. that hallowed our temperatures o drop into the 30s. the airport is 50 degrees. we'll talk about when, how quickly our temperatures rise to those above average readings once again for your sunday afternoon. can we get any rain for the first week in november? i'll have the answer next. >> also ahead, dungeness crab

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we'll get a check of the weather in a second with lisa argen. a man has been arrested for starting eight grass fires in the hills east of union city. alameda county firefighters responded to the fires just before 5:00 last night on land that belongs to the east bay regional park district. about 40 firefighters from alameda county, hayward and union city were called in to fight the flames. one crew dropping water on the flames spotted the suspect and gave coordinates that led to his capture and arrest. roman montalvo was booked on an outstanding felony warrant. about ten acres of land burned but thankfully nobody was hurt. a fire burned at a homeless encampment in oakland on high street. the city calls the camp camp cap hazard. there wasanother fire there last week that burned two rvs and some wooden structures. the city is planning to close the encampment by the end of the year. >> the regional dungeness crab season is open but it may be a while before you see any local crab for sale at the store. the california department of fish and wildlife says crab

fishing south of the mendocino/sonoma county line poses a significant risk to whales that can get tangled up in crab fishing gear. officials say they are delaying the opening of the commercial season from november 15th to november 23rd. the department warns there could be additional delays due to home health risks or poor crab quality. popeye's chicken sandwich is making its return today. the chain says this time, though, they will be ready. bloomberg reports the chain is hiring more staff to deal with the rush. you may remember the original debut was so popular that pop eye's sold out. people rushed to get their hands on one setting off a social media war. one person even tried selling a sandwich for $7,000 on ebay. crazy. i really hope no one paid $7,000 for that sandwich. now is your chance to get one if you didn't already. if fast food isn't your thing or you are vegan we have another option you might be interested

in by a bay area company. vegan delivery company atlas monroe makes plant-based fried chicken sandwiches. ceo deborah torres was in studio last week on abc 7 news at 4:00. she tells us she was inspired after adopting a healthier lifestyle because of her dad. >> my father was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. my whole family and i we went on a raw vegan and organic diet for 90 days. >> that sounds tough. >> yes. it was very tough. we got hangry. we started like going to work in the kitchen making raw lasagna, raw tacos, raw burgers all that kind of stuff. we took walks with him every day as well and at the end of the 90 days he was completely healed. >> wow. >> amazing. >> awesome. we returned to eating cooked foods but stayed vegan and started making other delicious things like fried chicken and now you see atlas monroe today. >> wow. the company appeared on abc's

hit show "shark tank" and down a $1 million deal made by the shoarks. volunteers were out in east oakland planting trees and as you can see oakland a's mascot stomper was there to help. it's part of an effort by alameda county to prevent illegal dumping along railroad avenue, but it's also intended to help beautify the neighborhood and improve air quality and transform east oakland. it was a night of candles, painted faces and dancing. ♪ that makes you want to dance, doesn't it? this is dia de los muertos day of the dead, an ancient celebration that began in central mexico but reinvented in san francisco's mission district it's a day to remember loved ones who have passed away but live on in memory. last night people walked through the mission holding candles. many painted their faces with a ghostly white makeup. that's such a fun celebration. made more popular by cocoa the disney movie and lisa, it kind of warmed up for these folks who

were out there celebration yesterday, didn't it? >> oh, yeah. if you're out in the afternoon you can lose the jacket and that sun still warm. temperatures above average. live doppler 7 showing our sweep and no clouds here. we're looking at the stable air mass as it builds into the west coast. here is a look, isn't this pretty, this morning, light 6:37, the sunrise now. about an hour earlier and a little bit of the sea breeze coming into play today. it is 53 downtown. mild compared to oakland at 42, redwood city 41, san jose 46, 42 in gilroy and 49 on the coast. lot of clear sky from our east bay hills camera. this is san jose. 37. petaluma and napa, 36 by the delta, livermore 39 and 45 in concord. upper elevations, they're still dry and they will remain dry as high pressure keeps a lid on the

atmosphere. we're not going to be looking at any sort of moisture in the upper elevations. the week sea breeze helps us out at the surface but 20% relative humidity. 17% atlas peak. this remains to be the concern once again as we need some rain. it has been so dry for so long. we're looking at the clear and cold start. mild sunny days throughout the week. temperatures ranging above average and looking at the dry pattern continuing for the week ahead. from the north to the south, it is dry. a couple of systems down to the south of us, allowing for a little precip there yesterday, but for us and everyone in general, we cannot buy a cold front. we need a system from the north. we are running below average for rainfall, for october, of course, we start november, doesn't look like that's going to change any time soon. low 70s to low 80s for tuesday. skipping ahead to wednesday, perhaps a little bit cooler. it's hard to make out the

changes here, right. we've got the green closest to the coast that indicates a slight sea breeze. the yellows elsewhere, numbers above average. and as we look at the rest of the bay today, once again 60s and 70s out there. 69 downtown, san mateo, 70 palo alto, 75 in concord and remember that early sunset tonight at 5:08. afternoon highs coming in at about 3:00. 70 richmond. hazy to the north where we have the air quality advisory. if you're going to oakland to party, to tailgate it's in the low to mid 70s with a lot of sunshine today for the raiders and we'll be looking at lows 30s in the protected valley, maybe 50 in san francisco. the accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and mild today. little change tomorrow. you download our accuweather app in the first part of the week, a slight sea breeze, slightly warmer. the second half of the week maybe a few degrees cooler. but that ridge does not look like it's going to go anywhere and that means still our

stagnant dry pattern continues throughout the week. >> crossing fingers for some rain. >> thanks, lisa. the abc 7 past and present got together to say goodbye to a family member. dozens filled the commonwealth club yesterday to remember videographer lorne morrison. here's abc 7 news anchor eric thomas. >> we want to spend a few minutes remembering our beloved colleague. >> reporter: the turnout was impressive, whether you were in the midst of it or gazing down from a heavenly paradise. lorne morrison was a fixture in the photography department at abc 7 for 38 years until cancer took his wisdom, wit and integrity from us. some of the people who knew and loved him best got together to swap stories and memories, remember dr. dean adele. >> lorne would be so happy to see how well, he was appreciated and understood. >> reporter: the list of people who came to speak about their respect for lorne was equally impressive. >> there were so many people i

think that are better off having known lorne and i consider myself at the top of the list. >> there was never an occasion when the coverage you know would be other than honest and politicians can't stand honest coverage. >> reporter: and, of course, we heard from the people who knew him best. >> dad would just want us to know that it's important to move on and to move past all of the hard times and anything of that manner. >> because he was friendly and enjoyed people and gave people respect, people respected him in return. >> that's what we're going to miss about lorne because he was a very important voice and he wasn't afraid to use it. >> he was a voice of reason and in my mind old school in the best ways and i really appreciated that.

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news to build a better bay area this is "abc 7 mornings." >> good morning, everyone. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz. the sun is up earlier this morning. here is a look at our sutro tower camera, you can see san francisco in the 50s, 42 in oakland. we have upper 30s half moon bay and the golden gate bridge we will get a bit of a sea breeze today. that will bring our temperatures down a few degrees. we've seen widespread 70s throughout the afternoon. this morning about the 30s and 40s. 37 santa rosa, petaluma and napa with 39 in livermore. and so as we go through the morning hours we'll see 60s, the afternoon, it's 70s inland, with upper 60s on the peninsula. and downtown san francisco in the upper 60s. we'll talk about if we can change things up a bit as we get

into november in a few minutes. >> thanks, lisa. all right. the presidential candidates are on the campaign trail in iowa hoping to connect with voters in the early caucus state. rachel scott takes a look at some of the democrats still hoping to win their party's nomination. >> reporter: with the iowa caucuses three months away the candidates are making their case to voters. >> we can have medicare for all without raising taxes one cent on middle-class families. >> reporter: health care continues to be an issue that divides the democrats. >> the only way we're going to provide comprehensive, universal health care in this country, the only way we're going to substantially lower prescription drug costs is to move to a made medicare for all single payer system. >> reporter: cory booker is pushing a different method one of unity, saying americans need to unite. >> it is time we get back to sense of common cause, common purpose and understand we are

not each other's enemy that the enemy is our division. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden has been an early frontrunner since launching his campaign. >> i feel confident about where we are. i think we'll do well here. >> reporter: south bend mayor pete buttigieg has seen a surge in the polls. >> our vision is connecting with iowans. the idea of not just making sure that we defeat president trump, but making sure we're ready for what comes next and actually having a plan for how to bring the country together even while we're pursuing bold policy actions. >> reporter: senator kamala harris sees this as a fight for the country. >> it's a fight for our system of justice, it's a fight for our democracy. >> reporter: harris has lost momentum in the polls and cut staff and closed some campaign offices in order to focus on the early caucus states. rachel scott, des moines. coming up on "this week" abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos goes one on one with democratic presidential candidate mayor pete buttigieg. you can watch the full interview

on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 right here on abc 7. a mandatory evacuation order has been issued when a southern california man noticed a neighbor had not gotten out. >> henry. henry. get out. >> this footage was captured by marcy's doorbell camera. you can see that neighbor frantically knocking on the door. the hillside fire was closing in on their neighborhood. she says her nay boar had four young kids under 6. she saw how close the fire had come and got her family out quickly. six nearby homes were destroyed. she says firefighters saved her that is one good neighbor. all right. an award winning racehorse dead, another, the 37th horse to die at the santa anita racetrack. mongolian groom was euthanized over a practice to his left hind leg during the breeders' cup classic. four vets were called in before

the decision was made to euthanize him. the deaths have prompted the owners to imme meant changes involvesing pre-race exams. the new york city marathon is set to start in a few minutes now. the largest marathon in the world from more than 125 countries and all 50 states. hundreds of thousands of others it's a spectator sport. new york police say they are prepared for the crowds and promise a hugely successful race. >> there will be thousands of cops working this sunday, most of them will be in uniform and highly visible posts but as always, we'll have a team of officers who you won't see keeping people safe. >> some of the celebrities running include former bachelorette andy dorfman, amy robach and former giants running back tiki barber. by day this man is known as an oakland street wear fashion designer with people donning his popular sneakers all over the world.

on the weekends devlin carter is leaving an impact on kids in the east bay. our abc news reporter has more. ♪ >> this one is your sneaker. >> yes. that's the first shoe i ever designed. >> reporter: footwear designer devlin carter's sneakers have blown up on instagram gaining the attention of celebrities and people all over the world. >> power of social media. >> if it wasn't for social media i probably woulds i am. >> reporter: inside the oakland showroom you will find those designs. upstairs on the weekend he's teaching kids how to sew. >> schools don't have arts and crafts programs so we have a lot of black and brown kids that don't have an outlet. >> reporter: the students are doing everything. >> trying to keep the tension there. >> reporter: bleaching shirts, distressing fabrics. >> like a v-cut and then you cut this. >> reporter: i felt like we were washington amongst the students of fashion.

his students are developing a part he wishes he had found earlier. >> when i was younger my mom sewed and i never learned how to sew. i taught myself later in life because i thought it was for girls. we're going to go to zigzag. >> reporter: that stitch is a bit like carter's patch. he dabbled in customizing sneakers in college but it eventually fizzled. he joined the u.s. coast guard and ended up in the bay area and then -- >> i went to the fashion institute for design and merchandising in san francisco. >> from the military to fashion school. >> literally. like i -- this is a crazy story people don't really know. >> reporter: his students thankful for his service and a career change. >> the class, it's cool. it's a lot of cool spirits in here. everybody is creative. >> what are you wearing today? >> i'm learning how to control my foot on the pedal. last time i stomped on up and messed up the whole thing. >> reporter: carter is the definition of self-made, designs his own samples, his shoes found only in his store and he says this work is about passing on

his blessing. >> congratulations devlin carter you are an abc 7 star with the work you're doing with these students. keep them sewing because it's awesome. if you know someone who should be nominated as an abc 7 star, visit our website abc7news.com. reporting in the studio, abc 7 news. >> devlin carter is always welcoming new students. if you know a child interested visit our website for more on that as well. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," soon you will be able to sing along ureview of "the l mermaid." a live look in santa cruz right now. a beautiful morning. i hope you enjoyed the feels good to get extra time. we'll have your forecast in a few minutes.

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welcome back. a live look from our sutro cam over the golden gate bridge. foggy this morning. as to going to be a pleasant morning. thousands of runners will hit the streets for the golden gate bridge half marathon and 5k. another live look from our golden gate bridge camera. the race starts at 7:00. 20 minutes away. runners start on vanness between fort mason and aquatic park. if you are driving in the city today be aware there are street closures so expect some delays. i think they will be hopefully

done pretty early. they keep them moving. >> exactly. >> we've the 30s again this morning to greet us. but 50s in the city. certainly a lot of from san ra momemon. temperatures continue to be above average in the afternoons and that dry air mass keeping us awfully cool this morning. we'll have a look at the week ahead in just a few minutes. >> thanks. also next, a shorthanded warriors show fight with an inspired effort against the hornets. was it enough to get the first was it enough to get the first win at the more things in your home you make yourself, the more it feels like your home. there's something just really special about putting in our own time, sweat, blood, tears into our home. we're learning how to do these things as we go. sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, but it's really fun. we want to create a place for more people than just ourselves.

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with welcome back. a live look. you can tell the time change because the sun is up. 6:43. buckeye ball in the corner. ever dreamed of being a professional football player? well, now might be your chance. today the oakland panthers indoor football team is holding its first ever tryout. former raiders running back marshawn lynch is a coowner and plans to be there. tryouts will be held at 9:00 a.m. and noon at oakland tech high's football stadium. the team will play at the former oracle arena starting in march. and speaking of sports the raiders are back home, hoping to snap a two-game skid. the silver and lack face the detroit lions at ring central coliseum. kickoff is at 1:05. the rtland tra blars at y l ke o chase center. still looking for their first win at home.

last night golden state came up short against the charlotte hornets. here's abc 7 news sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> reporter: well, this isn't the warriors lineup anybody expected to see when the season began. injuries have depleted them and saturday night golden state only suited up nine players. d'angelo russell out, sore ankle, draymond green, out, torn ligaments in his finger, eric pascal gets the ball from marquess chris, throws it in for two. take another look. that was nice. warriors up 2. bj washington flies into the lane and throws it down, two handed jam. washington right through burke and bowman. final seconds of the first, jordan pool, shake, bake and bank off the window and in and the shot clock expired. they're battling spellman, the block onnd and bowman, in transition, lays it up and in. 50-43 late in the second.

willy cully stein. it's that easy when that tall. the 7 footer makes it look easy. warriors up 1. final minutes, terry roser, the contact and connect. did miss the free throw. he had 20 points on the night. dubs down 1. the ball with 25 seconds to go. all kinds of drama late. chase center, damion lee can't get the ball in bounces the turnover, the hornets win 93-87. >> that's a tough one. that's a tough one. our gis played fantastic basketball and fought like crazy and then their coach decided to screw things up at the end. i take responsibility for that one. >> it's a long season. i feel like we took a good step in the right direction as a team and just playing hard and even though everybody is out, i mean just having fun. i mean let's not take the fun out of the game. >> sharks hosting the canucks, tough loss friday. another tough loss saturday. first period elias petterson,

slaps the2-0. vancouver wins 5-2. san jose 4-10-1. san jose state hosting boise state, mc hammer on the sidelines. second possession after going 4 and 4 on third down. love takes it in himself. love that. 14-0, spartans. second quarter, hank backmeyer picked off by brandon izele. that leads to more points. 16 yards to isiah hamilton. 24-17, spartans upset alert on. boise state gets 14 in the third. chase cord runs it on in. the broncos take their first lead at 31-27. packer, helping his team regain the lead. his second score of the game. 34-31. san jose state. the broncos regain the lead. andrew van burren will ice it, 32 yards to the house.oleum.

we'll see you later. >> let's get a check of the weather for you joining us, mere's meteorologist lisa little bit earlier pretty nice sunrise around the bay area to enjoy with the clear sky and live look outside, pretty nice, isn't it? in emeryville where we have been into the 70s the past several days, that's above average. today about 70 and we will be looking at some very subtle changes as we start the workweek. some of those changes have to do with a weak sea breeze coming into play. as we look at the numbers right now, we're in the 30s in livermore, 40 in redwood city, with upper 30s by the north bay valleys. overnight tonight, once again at lot of 40s around the bay. look at pier 39 and we're enjoying not only the clear sky here but the mildest readings in the lower 50s. you go down to sfo it's about 50 degrees. here's live doppler 7 where the clouds are off the coast and

we're looking at that stable dry air mass. high pressure in control and that is keeping the storm track not only out of the bay area, but out of california, out of the pacific northwest, and air quality still not ideal out there. we'll call it moderate from saint helena the yellow there by the delta, rio vista. as we go down the peninsula into the east bay, moderate air quality san francisco over through oakland, el cerrito, fremont, san jose and livermore. so you definitely will notice hazy conditions out there. brilliant sunrise here, though, in san francisco where temperatures are in the low 50s to the 40s from redwood city, 42 gilroy, half moon bay, cold at the coast, 37 degrees and in the 50s here in santa cruz going through the mid 70s today. so hey, november, maybe you want to go to the beach. 36 by the delta, 39 in livermore. it's in the mid 30s petaluma, santa rosa, checking in at 37. so are you almost getting used to the cold, overnight

temperatures? well, if you are you may have noticed we're a couple degrees warmer than we have been with three to four degrees of warming in concord, even santa rosa. we've seen numbers in the 20s but not in the past couple days. highs today in the mid 70s from san jose. mild to warm, you go down to gilroy and morgan hill, 80 degrees today. upper 60s due to the weak onshore flow, the westerly wind bringing temperatures down maybe a few degrees, bringing the relative humidity up a bit. 67 in the sunset, north bay numbers from 78 in santa rosa, napa and calistoga, hazy there on our east bay about low 70s for you today in oakland, san leandro, union city 72 and head inland mid 70s for san ramon and cncord. temperatures in the mid and upper 70s around the bay and inland, 60s at the coast, by your monday afternoon, few 80s not out of the question inland. you download our accuweather app and we'll see extra cloud cover come into play by the middle of

the week that will bring our temperatures down a little bit. maybe our overnight lows up a few degrees. overall we are staying with the dry air mass, dry seven-day outlook and maybe dry the next ten days. stay tuned. we'll try to do a rain dance or something. >> good idea. do you feel rested with the extra hour? >> oh, yeah. it can make a difference. >> yes. >> thanks. get ready to sing along under the sea. in just two days "the little mermaid" live will air right here on abc 7. the cast for the live stage production made-for-tv includes "the little mermaid" cravalho and john stamos. our sister station in new york has a preview. >> broadcast soars a teenager "the little mermaid" auli'i cra val lo.

>> i look like sebastian already, man. >> reporter: not sure the performer known as shaggy looks like a crab from jamaica but he was born there and his experience performing live is vital for this version of "the little mermaid." >> i've done, you know, these kind of live situations so i don't know if there's a nervousness or craziness, but i'm not feeling it right now. i'm really happy, really excited, glad to bring the character back in to the caribbean feel to it and all of that. >> part animated film, part live spectacle. >> reporter: the role of ursula is played by queen latifah. >> the movie is going to be playing but then there are these musical numbers that go live. >> you'll see the characters pop out and come to life. >> reporter: the cast has been in las vegas to practice going back and forth. ♪ under the sea ♪ under the sea >> reporter: between the film and live performance. >> i mean there are hundreds of pup tears and dancer and aerialists. ♪ unfortunate souls >> reporter: that sounded

complicated to kelly and ryan when latifah went live with them but all agreed the costumes are cool. >> the latex number and my tentacles. don't get me started on my tentacles. >> reporter: sandy kenyon, abc news new york. distance disney is the parent company of abc 7. we want to make sure you see it, president trump making his first comments after the kincade fire broke out in a series of tweets he criticizes governor newsom. you can see here he criticized newsom saying he's done a terrible job and told him to clean the forest floors the first time they met. he goes on to say that newsom comes to the federal government for money and then says no more. president trump basically threatening not to give any more federal funding to california to fight these fires. you don't see close to the level of burn the other states but our

teams are working well together in putting these massive and many fires out. again, president trump weighing in for the first time on these recent california wildfires saying no more flat out saying no more when it comes to federal funding. next, it's the oscars of science. the celebrities who will be in the bay area to honor innovators today.

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30s and 40s there right now except san francico you're in the 50s. later on upper 60s with the sea breeze there. 71 in oakland, concor 75, upper 70s for santa rosa with 76 in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast, little change, temperatures continue five to ten degrees above average, plenty of 70s around the bay, 60s at the coast. increasing clouds by the middle of the week not leading to any rain at all. staying with this dry weather pattern. >> we will be practicing our rain dances as you said. >> we'll see. yeah. whatever it takes. >> whatever. all right. thanks, lisa. thanks for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm liz kruetz with lisa argen, abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. we'll see you then. "good morning america" is next. have a great day.

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