closely it the contest for district attorney which has been fascinating. according to the latest numbers, suzie loftus increased her lead. >> there were four candidates to start. the votes are down to loftus and boudin. more than 2200 votes separate the two at this point. the margin was down to 240 votes. vic lee is live at city hall with the latest for us. vic? >> reporter: suzie loftus has built up her lead. but, remember, there's still lots of votes to be counted. in the meantime, as you said, there's a controversial election night party video that surfaced and that is causing all of the buzz. >> i was on the street up until the polls closed talking to people or making their decisions. >> the last-minute campaigning

helped suzie loftus take the lead. even though it was only 240 votes more than her closest opponent, deputy public defender, chess a bow down. former chief -- declined our request for an interview but sent a statement saying regardless of the outcome of this election there's a lot to be grateful for. we live in the greatest city on earth. it's a city i grew up where i'm raising my children. boud inwas leading. loftus edged him out. still, he was optimistic he would be elected because they were hungry for his message. >> for a message of reform, for a more humane approach. >> on a day after the elections, this cell phone video was going viral. a video taken at boudin's election night party where some

supporters shouted derogatory chants at the police -- among them sandra leo owe he said he wasn't in the room and it was coarse language and it reflected what many san franciscans think. >> supervisor fewer later sent this apology to rank and file officers but refused to apologize to the police officer association leadership. this from tony montoya. >> she said poa. that is the rank and file of the police officers association. her nonapology, she can keep it. >> reporter: while this controversy continues, the ballot counting goes on. there are still some 70,000 ballots to be counted. there are mail-ins. absentee ballots and provisional ballots. we may not get the results until the middle or the end of next

week. vic lee, abc 7 news. okay. thanks, vic, very much. meantime, certainly no surprise here. san francisco mayor london breed successfully won her re-election bid. wasn't much of a contest. we knew this would happen. breed got more than 70% of the vote. ellen zhou had 16% and ka had more than 8% of the vote. mayor breed visited the lady shaw senior center in the cinatown neighborhood. this is an independent living apartment complex for low-income seniors. the mayor brought a message of hope and positivity. >> we'll be able to get so many great things done in san francisco together. we know that there continues to be challenges. but i'm optimistic about the future. i'm excited about the future. i want you all to know that every single day that i work, i'm going to be working to make san francisco better for all of us. >> mayor breed spoke and helped

to serve lunch, as you can see. >> a few other races are close. the district supervisor, district 5 supervisor's race, brown is ahead. that's a change from earlier today. we've been watching this closely. she has just over 50.3% of the -- it's very close. prop d that's a tax on rideshare services. it's too close to call. it needs a 2/3 majority to pass. yes is leading with a little over 66.7% of the vote. revenue would go to transportation and ifrastructure improvements. prop a an affordable housing bond on track to pass. this is something mayor breed pushed for and supports it. that needs 2/3 majority to pass. it currently has 69% of the vote. you can look up the results for all the races at abc7news.com. we have it there for you.

the presidential primary is less than 120 days away. california secretary of state alex padilla talked about his outlook and gave an update on voter registration. he says as of october 1st. more than 20.3 million californians are registered to vote. that's a new record. >> record registration, folks. record excitement. record turnout in 2020. >> if you want to vote in the primary. reg station must be postmarked or submitted electronically by february 17th. the primary election date is march 3, 2020. now to stories involving three big bay area tech companies. twitter, facebook and airbnb. let's begin with twitter. two former twitter employees are accused of spying. u.s. prosecutors say the saudi government recruited ahmad -- and ali al za bar a a -- to get personal account information of

their critics. the complaint unsealed today in san francisco detailed a coordinated by saudi officials to recruit employees to look up the private data of thousands of twitter accounts. the employees allegedly received designer watches and tens of thousands of dollars funneled into secret bank accounts. california attorney general javier becerra said an investigation into facebook business practices has been under way for more than a year. the investigation is meant to determine if the social network violated any laws involving privacy and third-party access to user data. his announcement came after he went to court asking a san francisco judge to enforce subpoenas, he claims facebook has been ignoring. >> we've asked for information regarding the effect of the company's various privacy settings on third parties' access to data, including which apps facebook granted access to user data despite users restricting access to their information.

becerra says facebook has ignored requests for communications from top officials including mark zuckerberg. they denied the claims saying it has cooperated extensively and provided thousands of pages of written responses and documents. now to airbnb. it's been partial i banned in orinda after a house party on halloween night after a shooting left five people dead. laura anthony joins us with more. >> reporter: hi, ama. they've made immediate changes in the wake of the shooting. in the meantime, those who lost loved ones are just beginning to grieve. >> he was an amazing person. he was probably one of the most innocent souls ever on this earth. >> she's the mother omar taylor's young daughter. he was among five people gunned down at an orinda house party on

halloween. my daughter is only three. she had three years with her dad. >> they did not respond to complaints about the party earlier because their officers we responding as part of mutual aid to a violent home invasion in lafayette. >> i wish the party had more security, are had security. i wish when the police first got the call that it was too noisy they would have came. >> top violent crimes at the same time is unusual. our police staffing is set up so our officers help each other. this was just an event where it was very, very unusual confluence of events. >> banning airbnb is not a solution. >> reporter: despite opposition, the orinda city council instructed staff to draft a temporary ban on unhosted short-term rentals. homes like the one where the shootings happened. >> there was a tragedy on halloween night. >> in the meantime, airbnb ceo brian chesky announced his company is taking several stems to avoid unmonitored situations

like the one in orinda. >> a 24/7 where any neighbor in any town in any part of the world can call us. staffed by real people. not automated. a rapid response team trained by police chiefs to make sure that we can deal in a timely manner with complaints. >> reporter: now, that temporary ban on unhosted rentals isn't official yet. but the council is expected to formalize it, to approve it at its next meeting here in two weeks. in the meantime, police have not announced any arrests. in orinda, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> laura, thank you. customs and border protection agents caught two murder suspects who escaped from jail in salinas. we got this video of the two being returned to jail. they were caught about midnight at the u.s./mexico border.

>> we had received information that they were in the area of tijuana. once we received that information, we notified customs border and protection agency. they were able to locate them trying to walk back into the country. >> the inmates escaped sunday climbing out of this hole they cut in the ceiling of the facility. it was just 22 inches wide. something out of a movie, right? they made it out of a crawl space into a hatch under construction where there was no razor wire. the escapees made it to mexico but were captured making it back into the united states. one of the most popular stories has been the pictures showing how this jail break happened. you can find them on our website. abc7news.com. new at 6:00, two arrests "today in the bay" area on child pornography choorjs. they arrested nicholas they found nude photographs on

his electronic devices. a second child pornography case has concord police issuing a public safety alert. officers say preston brumley of concord was arrested on child porn charges. they issued the alert because he volunteers with children and there may be more victims. more to come here. changing the neighborhood. is it part of building a better bay area. we asked that question as an area known for mom and pop shons gets ready to welcome trader joe's. i'm spencer christian. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪

you've probably heard us talk about building a better bay area. it's our mission, our guiding principle to talk about the issues and changes that affect your quality of life. one of the things we love to talk about living in the bay area is diversity. the variety of neighborhoos that make up a city. tonight we're talking about the haze valley neighborhood in san francisco. just a few blocks in the western addition centered around hayes street -- it's filled with boutique stores. that's been on purpose and that's about to change. here's abc 7 news reporter reyes explains. >> i've owned it since 2003. >> i saw the opportunity, jumped on it and 24 years later.'s bee. >> i have a small business. we've been here for 25 years. seen the change.

>> like many neighborhoods, they're fighting to keep their local story alive. made vibrant by long-term business owners like desiree, rah misand rah mikko. >> large chain stores aren't allowed to move into the neighborhood technically. >> technically. because a trader joe's has been able to slowly move into the neighborhood. leaving independent grocers like this one feeling vulnerable. >> like to see it protected more. you know what i mean? help the small business thrive in the city. it's not easy. >> welcome the change that brings convenience. new stores like this pop-up made hayes valley trendy recent years. many say they could use a new grocery store. >> i'm very happy about it. there's not much places around here to buy groceries. >> for the three, it's not about rejecting change. it's about reminding people that it's the locals that make a neighborhood. and now more than ever, they

need the support. >> i think people don't really understand if they don't do that, how it's going to start disappearing. >> what i like to see actually is to continue to see our neighborhoods with its uniqueness and independence. >> in san francisco, kris reyes, for abc 7 news. we want to hear your ideas of building a better bay area. share them on facebook. an upgrade to a couple busy stations. expect more elevator attendants and ensure that the riders are paying. this fare gate outside the montgomery station is brand new. it makes traveling more convenient for riders using the elevator and will hopefully reduce fare evaders. the attendant program that's proved useful at civic center is epanding to two more san francisco stations. >> we were just hearing constantly when is the program going to expand? i'm so excite thad today this week we're finally spending to

embarcadero stations. >> it gives people a second chance. they will be paid with capital i am improvement funds between b.a.r.t. and muni. >> abc 7 news devoted an entiree week to covering b.a.r.t. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area. we visited every station. you can see all the stories on abc7news.c abc7news.com. building a better b.a.r.t. is part of aid building a better bay area. going to bat for the oakland a's. a group marched into city hall to deliver a letter calling on the city to drop its lawsuit to drop the a's from buying alameda's share of the site. dave cavil met with -- as we talked with phil ma tier on the 5:00 p.m. newscast, that meeting didn't go well. >> everybody was thinking they were going to in shake hands, work out something, the lawsuit would be dropped in return for, let's say, the a's buying out the city. giving them $85 million or maybe

a long-term lease or maybe a community benefits part of the deal that made everything a little more easy. they left that meeting it appears as far apart as ever. >> all this comes a day after the council voted unanimously to buy its half of the coliseum. we'll see. let's check on our weather. it's quite warm for november. >> it sure does feel like september. >> it does. it's getting warmer. it will over the next few days. here's a look at live doppler 7. we have the appearance of low clouds and fog at the coast moving across the bay. that inland push will continue overnight. here's the view from our abc 7 exploratorium camera. looking at the skyline and the approaching low clouds. it's currently, 52 degrees here at san francisco. oakland, 54. 56 at san jose. nice unobstructed view from the

east bay hills camera. it's 55 right now at santa rosa. mid-50s at petaluma. napa 57 at fairfield and low 60s at concord and livermore. here's the view from sutro tower over san francisco. you can see a hit of low clouds beginning to push out over the city. here's the forecast features. low clouds, no secret now. return to the coast overnight. minor warming begins tomorrow. it will be even warmer under sunny skies in the days ahead right on through the weekend. overnight, under mainly clear skies inland. a little fog at the coast. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. chillier in the north bay valleys. lows drop into the upper 30s in a few spots including santa rosa. mainly sunny skies along much of the coastline. highs ranging from low 60s at the coast to the low and mid-70s aong the bay shoreline. mainly upper 70s to near 80 inland tomorrow. on friday, warming continues. low to mid-80s inland. low to mid-70s around the bay.

on the coast, relatively cool. further warming on saturday. quite warm for november. but there will be slightly cooler weather settling in on sunday by just a few degrees. now, the climate prediction center issued its outlook for the next 6 to 10 days for precipitation. it's going to be no secret here. mainly dry. that's the outlook for california including the bay area. in the east and southeast, we expect a wetter pattern. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. sunny skies with an unnovember-like warmup. friday and saturday with low to mid-830s inland and mid-to upper 70s around the bay. it starts to get gradually cooler. veterans day on monday. weather looks mild and sunniment. we'll have further cooling on tuesday and wednesday.

no rain in sight. we're looking for it, don't see it yet. >> is that what you're doing outside? looking for the rain. any travel plans? international impact is felt at sfo tomorrow? we'll have details on that next. days away from monday night football. 49ers, the only undefeated team in the nfl will take on the seahawks.

close, but not quite. stocks failed to set new records. the dow dipped less than a point from yesterday's record close. the nasdaq dropped about 24 points. the s&p gained 2. stocks are soaring after the wall street target -- xerox has been struggling as consumers increasingly use digital documents instead of paper. heads up if you're flying out of san francisco international airport tomorrow. you'll see a live picture over my shoulder. we already know of two canceled flights, one arrival and one departure because of an airline strike. the union representing cabin crew for germany's biggest airline, louvre tan saah will not work because of a pay dispute. 1300 flights are canceled, including thursday between sfo and frankfort.

friday flights and flights between sfo and munich are not affected but we'll have to see if that holds. coming up next, reshaping the bay area's biggest city. a new office building in san jose is making history. change isn't happenng everywhere. we'll take you to another part of san jose that will stay looking like this fo

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪

news to build a better bay area from abc 7. the coming of age of downtown san jose. get ready. the south bay skyline is about to be transformed. here at abc 7 news, we're focused on building a better bay area by examining issues like liveability and ways to make things better. >> the mayor of san jose says things are looking up by 300 feet. >> that is the height of a new office tower which will become the tallest building in san jose. teleskyscraper in oakland is 404 feet. the kaiser headquarters. >> in san francisco, it's the salesforce tower at 1,000 feet. chris nguyen hassan jose's

story. in the bay area's largest city, a major groundbreaking that's been a long-time coming. at at 300 feet and 19 stories, 200 park will become the tallest building in 2023. it's at the corner of park avenue. it will be the first office tower built on a spec basis. >> there are residents much h h high -- >> builders tended to go where they could get hiher rents. >> the project's approval is after the city council voted to raise building height limits downtown over the objections of mineta san jose airport commissioners. they cited safety concerns and financial viability. lightening passenger load to ensure planes are light enough to clear buildings in the event of an emergency. those who support the concept of building up say the change gives the city a better chance of

landing larger scale projects like 200 park in the future. >> if you're allowed to go taller, you can do different things with architecture. you can have a denser building, you can go up instead of pushing down and out. >> veteran developer jay paul is behind the striking tower expected to total 875,000 square feet with room for more than 4,000 employees. multiple terraces and -- it will provide natural lighting on every floor. >> they want the excitement of the city with the housing and the business and all the entertainment and restaurants right by where they work. that's, i think, the component that's going to make san jose a really great success. >> a calculated risk that could forever change the city's downtown core. >> we certainly struggled through a lot of recessions. now, we're starting to really catch fire. >> in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. san jose's new office tower reflects a change in its

planning that emphasizes building downtown highrises rear rather than encouraging urban sprawl. while there was a great housing need, they've decided open space is important to building a better bay area. abc 7 news reporter david louie shows you why coyote valley will not be developed. >> reporter: there was a time plans called to build 25,000 new houses in coyote valley. one of the large he's areas of undeveloped land in san jose. the great recession created unemployment and hit city budgets. environmental groups argued these thousands of acres should be open space. the city council decided to spend money to acquire 937 acres in the vicinity of bailey avenue and santa teresa boulevard. >> we turn the page on north -- the chapter that recognizes the inherent value of our atlanta and the importance of protect

it. >> it's worth $93 million. additional funding is coming from the peninsula open space trust and the santa clara valley open space authority. the acreage is being sold by a private landowner and private developer. >> as you can see from this sign, the land is still in private ownership. the goal someday after a master planning process, the land could be preserved as agricultural loond, used for hiking for the public or flood control. >> wildlife will benefit. bobcats, coyotes and deer cross this habitat to migrate migrateg the santa cruz mountains and the diablo range. >> those are protected lands. we hope to now take this incredible block of land and connect it all the way through -- >> even the strongest advocates for more housing such as carl guardino say open space is -- preserving open space reflects an effort to curb urban sprawl and focus on building new

housing near public transit to ease traffic congestion. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. air quality regulators will discuss their response procedures following a storage tank fire last mornt in crockett. >> during this event i got a lot of emails from the board on our -- why aren't you out there? >> yeah. >> so we were too busy trying to communicate to the public and coordinate our activities to explain roles. >> a committee of the bay area air quality management district met today and discussed the fire at the new star energy plant. smoke from the fire did not contain unusually high levels of toxins. on monday, new start resumed partial operations. now to the latest on the kincade fire in sonoma county. firefighters expect to have full containment by tomorrow. this is great news.

containment is currently close to 90%. the fire has burned nearly 78,000 acres since it started two weeks ago. 174 homes have been destroyed. today, cal fire tweeted a video to say thanks. >> if it wasn't for two things, we would have been unsuccessful on our side. specifically, thank you for leaving early when the evacuation orders and warnings were sent. firefighters were able to defend your homes and your communities knowing that there weren't people inside. second, thank you for all the defense fence believe space and clearance around your structures. not only did it allow your structure to survive, but it also gave firefighters some defensible area to be saved. >> remarkable work. one man is sharing his thanks for firefighters in three minutes. they saved a lifetime of memories. here's what hppened. when firefighters arrived, jeff thompson's dream home near geyserville was fully engulfed in flames. but when they looked inside,

they noticed pictures on the wall and personal items. they gave themselves three minutes to save what they could. captain john nelson and his crew from grass valley told us by phone why they took such a calculated risk. >> i thought about it as if it was my house. i would want pictures on the walls. >> it was above and beyond the call. >> keepsakes including a 200-year-old family bible. that can't be replaced. before they left, they put what they saved inside a pump house that did not burn. jeff has me men tementos on the seat of his pickup truck. there's a decent size power outage affecting more than 5,000 pg&e customers in the southern part of the city. this is pg&e's outage map. shows outages near city college and the balboa park, glenn park, outer mission and excelsior

neighborhoods. pg&e hasn't reported a cause for this outage. it was reported around 6:00. not sure about restoration time. possibly by 8:00. well, 32 wins and you know he's bag for more. jeopardy james returns tonight. a look at what host alex trebek says you shouldn't expect to see. ♪ give this teacher an a. you're going to hear the story behind this

o♪ ozempic®! ♪ oh! oh! (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than 7 and maintained it. oh! under 7? (announcer) and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? (announcer) a two-year study showed that ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart attack, stroke, or death. oh! no increased risk? (announcer) ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. do not share needles or pens. don't reuse needles. do not take ozempic® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to ozempic®. stop taking ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, itching, rash, or trouble breathing. serious side effects may happen,

including pancreatitis. tell your doctor if you have diabetic retinopathy or vision changes. taking ozempic® with a sulfonylurea or insulin may increase the risk for low blood sugar. common side effects are nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain, and constipation. some side effects can lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. i discovered the potential with ozempic®. ♪ oh! oh! oh! ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) if eligible, you may pay as little as $25 per prescription. ask your health care provider today about once-weekly ozempic®.

should a school day be as long as a workday? kamala harris is making a bill to make -- this wouldn't impact every school. in a proposal, 500 schools serving mainly low income families it would get up to $5 million to keep their doors open until 6:00 p.m. her argument is the current school day ends hours before 70% of parents end their workday. get ready to smile. >> yes. >> pittsburgh second grade teacher taken a grown up song and reworked it into a wrap about friendship, learning and

achievement. >> anchor eric thomas shows what the teacher has done with the song truth hurts. >> the original song is about a romance gone bad and features adult lyrics. >> ♪ you're holding me back and that's the sound of me not calling you back ♪ >> i heard the song over the summer. i loved it in my gym. >> each year, a teacher chooses a song to start each day with positive energy. this year, she wanted truth hurts. >> i knew when i heard the song that it's definitely not for school. >> so she wrote new kid friendly lyrics and taught them to the students. it was posted on the facebook page. >> let's it has gone viral with viewers attracted to the energy

and positive messaging about education, learning and having each other's backs. the kid like, too. >> it makes us feel happy in the morning and makes us feel loved. >> when we see the song, we forget about all the bad things that happened. >> sometimes personal life gets crazy and as soon as we sing that song, it's a time for us to exhale, be in that moment. feed off each other's energy. >> so school is out, the kids will leave with the energy they've compiled from singing the song and they'll come back tomorrow morning and do it all again. >> yeah. i love this class. >> and it shows. in pittsburg. eric thomas, abc 7 news. this is awesome. just in the past few ours, lizo tweeted about the video. this is the best thing i've

watched today followed by the heart emoji. she responded after a user tweeted that video. >> not only that, she will inspire children, students around the country and the world with that message. >> it's great to see how excited they are about school. >> joyful. >> let's move on now. are you enjoying the weather lately? >> you're going to like the look of the seven-day forecast. it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive.

at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss, into the sun ♪ all we need is somebody to lean on ♪

♪ ♪ of the new floor & decor don't miin milpitas. opening if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor, and save a lot of money. you will be blown away by this experience. the pros come here. i come here. if you love your wallet, and you love your home, you have to go. floor & decor. opening november 14th in milpitas, off the 880 freeway on north mccarthy blvd.

new information on breaking news. more pg&e power outages in san francisco. a few minutes ago, another outage popped up affecting 3300 customers. but that's just been downgraded to 91 customers represented by that yellow icon you see there. we're circling. the red section is an outage affecting 5,000 customers. pg&e hasn't said a cause for that. they said power will be back by 8:00 tonight. >> i hope it's faster than that so they can watch this. jeopardy james is back. james holzhauer returns for the tournament of champions. >> we get a preview of what to expect. big smiles all. >> it's one of the most competitive tournaments of the jeopardy season. for ten seasons, the befts best

face-off in the tournament of champions. >> i think this is going to be one of our more exciting tournaments particularly because of james' involvement and the great success he had last year. >> host alex trebek is talking about james holzhauer who racked up 32 straight jeopardy wins. james told me even though he's battling other champions, he'll be playing the game his way. >> the coreau owe knowing your answers is the most important part of the game, getting in on the signaling device. the one thing i did differently, i'm a gambler. he won $2.4 million during his winning streak. >> how has it changed your life? >> you know, the big things are the same. i'm still working as a -- parenting my 4-year-old. the big change thus far has been i've had this platform and money i can give to the community of las vegas where they need the help and i can give back to the

city that's given me so much. it's a great feeling. >> fans are anxious to see james back on the jeopardy set. trebek reminded me with this game, there's never a sure thing. >> in terms of making predictions, based on how the contestants did in their appearances on the program, it is foolish beyond belief to even attempt to do that. you never know. don't try to predict, folks. >> david ohno, abc 7 news. jeopardy tournament of champions airs at 7:00 p.m. after abc 7 news at 6:00. it's just minutes away. stay with us at 7:30, it's wheel of fortune. it week is veterans week. honoring those who served ourd country. well-deserved. one of the first signs that the holidays are here. the holiday ice rink opened today. it's open daily except for new year's eve through january 20th. and the ice rink at embarcadero center also opened today in san francisco. skaters can enjoy a seven days a

week for the next two months. it's been in operation every holiday season for 30 years. it's very much a tradition. >> just grab your shorts and flipflops and head out there. >> exactly. maybe rollerblade. >> i was going to say. this is skating weather. roller skating weather. it's so warm for november. hard to believe. looking at live doppler 7 now, we'll have mainly clear skies overnight with fog at the coast. it may creep over -- tomorrow, a slightly milder day than today with inland highs near 80. low to mid-70s around the bay. low to mid-6s on the coast. as we look at the seven-day forecast. you see how warm it will be. low to mid-830s inland. mid to upper 70s around the bay. there may be coastal locations topping out at 70 degrees on friday. early next week, it may cool down just a few degrees. not much. this is just going to be a dry, mild pattern with lovely sunny days all the way through.

we can certainly use lovely rain. >> yeah. >> thanks x spencer. we have a lot of sports to handle tonight. >> yeah. larry beil is here with the warriors to talk about. >> the warriors introducing you to new warriors all the time. everybody's new favorite. eric pascal leading the warriors into houston. does he have enough to stop the duo of harden and westbrook? highlights, next. i should be mentioning this. morn night football on abc 7. necessity only reminded me three times. 49ers only undefeated team left.

♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows ♪ we would only hold on to let go ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪

good morning. over the past few years, a grudge match every time the warriors played the rockets. not the case right now because the warriors are barely recognizable. in houston tonight, rockets fans are saying, who are these guys? the warriors able to hang around for a while. everybody is getting familiar with eric pascal. gets the foul. deangelo russell, coming back from that ankle injury, he's got a base running drive. 17 points. the rookie out of villanova. james harden tried to defend that. step back three. 35 for the -- he has 11 assists

in this game. now you've got to deal with russell westbrook when you talk about the rockets. taking the ball the best, 100 miles an hour. he's got 18 points. a little more for us. it's 116-95 rockets. it's the warriors are starting a three-game road trip. more bad news on the injury front for golden state. ka van looney expected to be out at least two more weeks with a nerve condition that we don't have the details on. the warriors center battled this. they're calling it a neuropath i can issue. the warriors feel they have a plan in place. no word really on when we're going to seek ivan. kawhi leonard missing a game because of infamous load management. he's not playing in tonight against giannis and the bucks and the nba is not happy about that. these are marquis players

sitting out. the team says they are in compliance with nba rules. the 49ers, they close out week 10 way huge game against the seahawks on monday night here at abc 7. kick off at 5:00. several players along with veterans, current active duty members and volunteers partnered up for a salute to services event in san francisco. here's chris alvarez. >> going over here to put mulch down. >> ben garland and daniel brunskill traded in helmet and pads for wheelbarrows and seeds. volunteering with more than 100 new teammates at allegheny farms in san francisco. >> little different. i'm not blocking guys or having to push anybody around, digging up soil and planting some of this seed for plants and stuff is awesome. >> we're trying to give back. we're with a bunch of military veterans. we're serving, continuing to do what they did in their uniforms. >> it's important to the nfl. our players, our clubs, alumni.

giving back to those serving overseas. we wouldn't be able to play on sundays without them. >> the league is encouraging everyone to give 100 minutes of their time. >> it provides 26,000 pounds of produce free of charge. farms always need help. veterans have a lot to give. air force grad and current national guard member, garland won the nfl salute to service award last year. >> one of my friends put it best. putting on the uniform is like being superman. i think the same with the military members. they are the superheroes. they do incredible things for us. at some point they have to take off the uniforms and become clark kent and do the normal jobs and help out in the community. >> san francisco was in good hands today. chris alvarez, abc 7 sports. nice job. on to college football now. cal linebacker evan weaver leads the entire nation with 126

tackles. in fact, he's so pre efficient, the student body in berkeley has taken notice. >> sometimes we have to keep it between the lines. >> come to the game. we got a football game coming up. hey, you with the redshirt. >> take it off. >> the nation's leading tackler. even your mascot is not safe. >> not today, june yosh. >> poor os ki. got lit up by evan weaver. >> look out. look out. cal is hosting washington state saturday in berkeley. evan weaver will be making plays all over the field. credit to cal's media relations and social media team. they're doing a great job putting out content and evan weaver is doing his job tackling everyone in sight. join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. calling all entrepreneurs from podcast to companies. richmond is going big.

cultivating new ideas and revitalizing the community. the story at 11:00. this isn't your everyday pothole. south bay drivers say it's a danger and needs to be fixed. we find out why that hasn't been done. that's all later tonight. that is this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news whenever you'd like on the abc 7 news app. we appreciate your time. >> i'm ama daetz for larry beil. abc 7 news

kerrygold has a taste so rich it can take you to ireland's lush, green pastures. where grass-fed cows produce rich, creamy milk for a truly delicious taste. kerrygold. the taste that takes you there.

♪ this is the... here are three former champions-- a physician and health care analyst from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... a software development manager from johns creek, georgia... and a professional sports gambler from las vegas, nevada... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"-- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. and welcome to the third of our quarter-final matches. we're gonna get right into it, so, lindsey, alan, and james, good to see you again. let's take a look at the board, and we will reveal the categories for you, starting off with this...

next... those three letters, a-l-l, in each correct response. [ laughter ] ...and finally... james, we're all very familiar with you by now. which $1,000 clue are you going to go for first? uh, something's calling me to "all" in for $1,000. all right. james. what's a hallux? hallux. yes. not australia, $1,000. [ beep ] and that place is andorra, not australia. james. not australia, $800.