♪ we needed somebody to lean on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ all we need is someone to lean on ♪ news to build a better bay area, this is "abc 7 mornings." >> good morning, everyone. it's sunday, november 10th. hope you're having a great weekend. i'm liz kruetz. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we have the fog. here's live doppler 7 no advisories but looking at reduced visibility in the north bay down to a quarter of a mile in most locations. san francisco, the east bay and the south bay, a bit better but you see that one mile and three quarters in san jose. the fog is moving in but as we go through the day it pulls back, 10:00, 11:00, hazy sunshine with high pressure in control. spare the air alert. live look outside and you can

see the beginning of the sun coming up. 52 san francisco, 44 in not as cool as yesterday with the mid 40s in santa rosa. still looking like a chilly start. through the afternoon we'll see the hazy sun and in the south bay look at the particulate matter up to 105 parts. hazy but throughout the day mainly 70s to upper 70s inland, cool 60s at the shoreline. liz? >> thanks. a body has been found at a san francisco golf course right in the middle of the plenty of golfers were on the green. police say the investigation is still very preliminary at this point but golfers and residents nearby are shaken up. the body was found at the lincoln park golf course near the richmond neighborhood. police say the medical examiner will take over the remains and will notify police on the able and gender of the body. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has more. >> no one wants to play after seeing something horrific like this. >> reporter: a day of golfing at lincoln park golf course took a

dark turn after authorities were called out near hole 13. >> we were playing golf and came around 13/14 and before we teed off we noticed there was an odd smell. >> reporter: a body found in the middle day around 2:20 on the greens. police say they're investigating the death as suspicious. >> in this incident we had multiple officers respond and medics which is typical for any well being check. when the medics arrived on scene they did pronounce death at that time. >> reporter: police cannot confirm the age or gender. homicide detectives interviewed golfers who found the body or may have seen something. this golf course turned crime scene is completely out of the ordinary to regulars that come here. >> which is kind of surprising, too. i mean there's usually people walking around the golf course even who aren't playing, so it's really strange to have something like that just show up randomly on the course for sure. >> reporter: authorities say this is a heavy populated area,

with trails and people walking from the avenues nearby. they're asking if anyone saw something suspicious to reach out. >> give us a call. you might not know what is important to the investigation. >> reporter: if you saw something police say call their 24-hour tip line and you can remain anonymous. reporting in the newsroom, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. in the south bay, a man is dead after an officer shot and killed him. the shooting happened in saratoga around 3:00 yesterday afternoon on southbound highway 85 north of winchester boulevard. san jose police say officers were trying to stop a car. they say the passenger was wanted for an outstanding warrant. they say he showed a gun and one officer fired. the suspect died at the scene. the officer involved will be placed on paid administrative leave during the investigation. >> now to the electionion where suzy loftus conceded the race to chase boudin.

boudin's lead jumped from 156 to 2400 votes with about 1200 ballots to count, there's no way for loftus to close the gap. boudin celebrated with a party in san francisco. a large crowd showed up at el rio in the mission district for the victory party. this had been a contentious race, especially after mayor london breed named loftus the interim district attorney weeks before the electionion. previous d.a. george gasgone resigned in october. contributor phil matier tells us boudin's reform platform will be tested a. >> it's going to be interesting to see how he handles things like the open drug dealing in the streets of san francisco and already said he wasn't going to prosecute quality of life crimes such as public intoxication or going to the bathroom on the streets. big question is, what's he going to do about car break-ins. when i talked to him he said well one thing he was thinking about doing was having the city replace your window if you got broken into.

>> boudin made headlines after receiving the endorsement of democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. he drew the ire of the san francisco police officers association which paid for ads attacking him. there is a much tighter race for the supervisor spot in district five, dean preston holds a razor thin lead over valley brown and declared victory yesterday afternoon. we are awaiting word from city election officials on whether the margin of 170 votes is enough. just a reminder, san francisco uses ranked choice voting to determine a winner. >> phil matier is the san francisco's chronicle's inside with columns running wednesday and sunday in the chronicle and a big part of our building a better bay area come including a series and town hall we're hosting about fremont. tune in for those stories starting november 18th, next monday. a construction worker is in the hospital this morning after a steep fall. the san francisco fire department says the worker fell 40 feet from a platform to the

ground between mission and market streets yesterday. as of the last official update the worker was in serious condition. in the east bay police say two people at a homeless camp were shot with arrows. it happened along the san francisco bay trail near you can see on the map here central avenue in richmond. one man was hit in the leg, another hit in the stomach. both went to the hospital and are recovering. a woman who was with them was not hurt. the east bay regional park district police say witness statements have helped identify a suspect. new developments, that video of bart police detaining a man eating a sandwich on a train platform is sparking outrage with the public. abc 7 news we told you about this story on friday. yesterday some people gathered to protest the incident eating their own sandwiches on bart property. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has details. >> i've got my lunch here. obviously very threatening as

you can see. >> reporter: a defiant lunch time eat-in on the platform inside the embarcadero bart station where eating is not allowed. >> my first political awakening was back at the lunch counter sit-ins in the 1960s. we're back to eat-ins. >> reporter: about 30 people gathered to protest an incident captured at the pleasant hill bart station. >> no. >> you are detained and you're not free to go. [ bleep ]. >> you came up here and [ bleep ] with me and singled me out out of all these people. >> reporter: steve foster of concord says he was detained even hand cuffed by a bart police officer because he was eating a sandwich while waiting for a train. >> definitely upset, mad, a little frustrated, still kind of angry about it. >> reporter: bart says state law prohibits people from eating or drinking in the paid portions of the station. >> would you like a muffin today. >> reporter: law or not, kelly groth was passing out breakfast sandwiches for what she called brunch on bart. >> people should be able to eat

on the platforms and not get harassed. >> i wanted to make sure i showed up and stood in solidarity and ate on this plaza which i've watched people do all the time and show what they did was beyond embarrassing for bart police. >> reporter: in the middle of the eat- protest we were surprised to find a member of >> like i'm going to be here for a little bit, talk to me about it. >> reporter: janice li brought her own lunch and believes there are bigger issues to deal with. >> i realize that some things are illegal by california penal code, but i just want to be mindful of how we're using resources to enforce our system. >> reporter: the full video shows that foster did insult the officer and used a homophobic slur. in a statement bart said about foster, was not arrested, cited for eating which is a violation of state law. the man was lawfully handcuffed after refusing to provide his name multiple times. once he provided his name he was cited and released.

bart says the video will be reviewed by their independent police auditor. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. bart officials said bye felicia. the decommissioned bart car is really gone now for good. bart tweeted this photo of the train car yesterday showing what's left of the car named felicia in oakland. bart has to make way for 775 new cars in the next few years and that means retiring old cars that have been running on the rails for as long as 50 years. felicia was only 19 years old but would often break down and needed frequent repairs. the tweet said bart was sad to see one of ours go this way, but we know felicia is in the big rail yard in the sky. a mural in san francisco's mission district has been vandalized again. it's on 24th and york streets and celebrates latino culture and leaders. someone gouged the eyes and defaced some of the other portraits. the same mural hit last year when someone sprayed graffiti on

over the united farm workers symbol. the artist decided to replace the symbol and add durta to the mural. police have not said if any arrests have been made. >> you're tracking the forecast. not as much fog as yesterday. >> but we are sort of stuck in this pattern with the hazy afternoon sun. there is fog out there but not dense enough that we have an advice fri the national weather service. mount tam, numbers in the mid to upper 40s in the north bay you can see the fog from below there and the air quality, well, it has been getting a bit worse with this ridge of high pressure. that moves out of town and what replaces it next with my accuweather seven-day forecast. next on "abc 7 mornings," an oakland side show crackdown, what police are doing to put a stop to the practice. plus, could we soon see an end to plastic coffee cups in the bay area. the new changes that would charge you extra on your morning cup.

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we are kaiser permanente. thrive. welcome back. a live look from our sutro camera. all the fog there and the sunrise coming up above that. temperatures in the lows 50s in san francisco. we'll have your forecast from lisa in just a few minutes. new this morning, the oakland police department is promising extra staffing this weekend to prevent side shows. police say violent, disruptive and illegal behavior is not tolerated in the city of oakland. investigators are working to find those responsible for taking part in side shows. as of 9:00 last night, police

say there had been no side show incidents. officers are working with the city council and other departments to find long-term solutions to illegal side shows. thousands of san bruno residents have pour back this morning. the area in orange here on this map was without power about 90 minutes yesterday morning. about 4,000 customers are in that area. the cause of why the power went out is still unknown. residents on treasure island also struggled with a power outage friday night into saturday. it was the second outage for that area in less than a week. and thousands of young girls came together in san francisco for the world wide women girl's festival. abc 7 news is a proud sponsor of this event which empowers and inspires young girls to find their passion and go for. it abc 7 news anchor dion lim spent the day at a festival. >> reporter: what an amazing day it's been. here we are at the palace of fine arts in san francisco for the world wide women's -- >> girl's festival! >> reporter: it is a day of

inspiration and empowerment. let's check out the fun. >> excited to be here. >> reporter: before the doors even opened a wave of girls from all over the bay area lined up for a day of possibility. there are so many resources to help girls thrive, boost their self-esteem. >> i just want to learn more about being me. >> reporter: and help them discover their passion. >> i don't really have an idea of what i want to be when i grow up and maybe i'll find something here. >> reporter: along with more than 100 engaging activities like becoming a firefighter for a day, abc 7 news even set up a weather workshop so girls could try their hand at forecasting the weather. >> turn this way. >> reporter: and becoming a tv news reporter and anchor. >> that was my favorite part because i really want to be a journalist when i grow up. >> reporter: there were practical safety classes. >> break his arm. i'm taking him to the ground. >> reporter: classes on practical life skills. >> we're learning how to change a tire. >> reporter: and a chance to explore a marketplace featuring girls and women-owned businesses. >> even more elevated and more awesome.

>> reporter: on the main stage i got to host dance and musical performances and a shark tank style business competition. >> we make bras for little girls. the thing that's different about our company is we have interchangeable straps so the girls can customize the bra to herself. and what she likes. >> and she has her pitch down to a t. ha what does it feel like? you won first place today? >> i am so excited. >> reporter: their parents as excited as the girls. >> it's incredible. i have three daughters and being here has been so inspiring for them. >> reporter: in san francisco, i'm dion lim, did you have fun today? >> yeah! >> reporter: love the enthusiasm. abc 7 news. >> we were both there as well and so many amazing young girls there. such a great event. so much fun. hopefully you can join us next year. >> new this morning first plastic bags and now coffee cups. more shops in the bay area are trying to change customers' behavior asking them to bring a reusable cup. according to the chronicle starting in january in berkeley cafes and restaurants will

charge 25 cents per disposable cup. the san francisco supervisor introduced a bill earlier this year to require a 25 cent charge for cups and containers and would encourage customers to reduce waste. a new christmas tree is up at the state capitol in sacramento. but it is getting some harsh critics. the tree was delivered this past week after the first original tree had a crack and was unsafe to put up. this new 60 plus foot tall white fur was chopped down in a shasta state forest. some arborists say they see perfection in it but some residents say it's a little sparse. >> when you told me it was the christmas tree for california i was like wow, like where is the rest of it? >> for what they paid for it i think they got robbed. >> since the tree is cut from a state forest the only costs are for employee time and fuel to bring it to the capitol. the official lighting ceremony for the tree is on december 5th. wow.

it's already that time of year. happening today, wear your softest sweater and drink in the crispness of autumn at the cider festival. grab a glass and sip your way through unlimited pours of more than 20 ciders and savor your favorites from food trucks from apple pie and empanadas and pumpkin everything. tickets are sold out. there is a wait list. if people don't show up you can go through that way. it's happening from 10:00 to 5:00 at spark social on mission bay boulevard. and now to a 7 on your side report. how many people do you know own a life sized banner of steph curry. unfortunately for a san jose man that banner turned up missing after the all-star autographed it. 7 on your side's michael finney shows you what happened next. >> reporter: his 66 mustang sits prominently in his garage surrounded by some of javier's favorite sports figures. there's san mateo's own tom brady, javier remembers beating while playing for san jose highs

baseball team. there's klay thompson, k.d., and, of course, plenty of steph curry. he even has an autographed ball from steph's rookie season and a collection of steph curry's dolls. the man wanted something unique. a 7 foot life sized banner of the three-time champion. >> it looks like one of those street banners that hang on the lamp post, you know, when playoffs come and things like that. >> reporter: javier dreamed of adding steph's signature so he sent it to steiner sports in new york which arranged to get the superstar's signature. >> i was excited and nervous because now it's out of my possession. >> reporter: the company confirmed it received the banner but the signing originally scheduled for march got postponed. twice. by then steiner purchased had been purchased by fanatics. curry signed the banner in august and javier would have to wait more to receive the signed banner. >> two weeks later still not

guilty. -- nothing. no confirmation. it's basically a month of waiting. i call again. >> reporter: he's assured once again that he'll receive his banner. after another week he decided to call 7 on your side. we contacted fanatics and within 30 minutes the company tells javier they'll ship him a free autographed curry jersey and give him a 100% refund. we were on hand when javier received his jersey. he's practically speechless with excitement. >> it's nice. nice frame. >> reporter: but there's more. fanatics found the banner sitting at an overnight delivery service. he received the banner the same day he received his jersey. >> that signature is awesome. perfect placement. it's going to look good hanging up. that is sweet. >> reporter: michael finney, 7 on your side. >> fanatics did not respond to our requests for comment. if you're just joining us a check of the weather with lisa argen.

hey, lisa. >> hey, liz, good morning. hi, everyone. starting out with fog and it is pretty much everywhere. it is not settled down right to the ground, so it is just a little bit better, but we will be waiting on the sun. it will be hazy sun with a spare the air alert today. live doppler 7 showing you visibility over two miles in hayward, three miles in oakland, less than that, under a half mile in napa, petaluma, five miles in livermore so with the high clouds and low clouds we're waking up to gray conditions. the pacific northwest looking at a system deflected from the north from our stubborn ridge of high pressure that continues to push down on the atmosphere. the marine layer. 50 in redwood city, 51 san jose, 44 in gilroy with 52 half moon bay. as we look out from mount tam, looks pretty nice this morning, but once again, with that high pressure in control and very

little wind at all, we're kind of recycling that air and not getting much in the way of a sea breeze, even though we're looking at the onshore flow, the winds have been light, adding humidity to the air. 49 petaluma, 46 san jose, 47 in concord, livermore at 44. from our east bay hills camera some of the haze. that's why we have the spare the air alert today and then with the wind shift on the way things will change just a little bit out there. patchy dense fog, spare the air alert and slightly warmer as we get into an offshore flow. no wind, nothing. as we go through the uniform, the northwesterly winds come back, the sea breeze, through the overnight hours we get the shift as the high pressure ridge begins to pull to the east. the winds around it will be slightly offshore and that should allow for a little bit less of an onshore push. as a result, maybe some more mixing, sunshine sooner and a

warmer day for your monday. tomorrow the holiday, tuesday, looking at upper 70s concord, low 70s around the bay for oakland and hayward and 60s pretty comfortable but still on the cool side. even cooler on wednesday, some high clouds from another system to the north and into thursday it's feeling more like november. can't get any rain in here. still looking dry throughout this week into the weekend and perhaps next week as well. 66 in fremont and oakland today. richmond checking in at about 65. some warmer numbers up to the north. hazy sun there for santa rosa, 69 for you in san jose, and if you are headed down to monterey perhaps there is a marathon there and it's a half marathon, temperatures will be cool, just in the low 50s. revealing some midmorning sun. chilly in the upper 50s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, so the fog to sun today, with that spare the air alert and then tomorrow, looking at slightly better air into tuesday, and the rest of the

week a little bit cooler, some clouds, wish i could mix it up more but not happening the next couple days. even the rest of november into just before thanksgiving, not looking like we're going to see rain. >> people who have a three-day weekend it's nice weather. next on "abc 7 mornings," ahead of the new star wa"star w rise of skywalker" movie hitting theaters a special guest appeared in san francisco. hear what voice of c-3po says about his role and another sci-fi movie you might have come try my really big chicken two patties for $4.99, or three for $5.99, or four for $6.99. that's an amazing deal, jack! hey, thanks, stanley. ow. ...wait, what's happening? stanley! you're deflating! hold me, jack!

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welcome back. dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> good morning. the eastern and central u.s. bracing for an arctic air mass. hundreds of records likely to break here, some of them from as far back as the 1800s. in california smoke rising over mansions and film studios as a wildfire burns in the heart of hollywood. plus, the first hearings, first public hearings in the impeachment inquiry are set for this week. republicans releasing their list of desired witnesses they want the whistleblower to testify and will joe biden's son have to take the stand here? big changes to instagram you may not like. the popular feature they're rolling back and what it means for users and why instagram says this is to protect people's mental health.

coming up on "gma." we'll see you soon. the first person to ever speak in a "star wars" movie is sharing his story in san francisco. you might not recognize anthony daniels' name but you certainly know his character c-3po. daniels spoke at book passage and signed copies of his book "i am c-3po." many fans dressed up in their full "star wars" gear to hear what daniels had to say. he talked about life on set and the sci-fi arch nemesis of "star wars," "star trek." >> sci-fi had slightly gone out of vogue. you had the wonky sets of what's that other movie, "star trek." anybody like "star trek"? you're right in front of me and you have the nerve to say -- i can't believe it. you people are so insensitive sometimes. >> good sense of humor. "the rise of skywalker" will be released in u.s. theaters on december 20th. abc 7's parent company disney also owns the "star wars" brand. still to come on "abc 7

mornings," iran just hit the jackpot. what the country's leader just announced that could shift international diplomacy overnight. plus, a plane crash caused by a gender reveal. why investigators say a couple's celebration idea got a bit out of hand.

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area this is "ab7 mornings." good morning, everyone. hope your sunday is getting off to a good start. we will start this half hour with a look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. above the clouds here from our sutro tower camera you can see the low clouds deck. that fog again with 52 in san francisco, as well as half moon bay. it's 50 in redwood city, 51 in san jose. here's mount tam with mid 40s for santa rosa and livermore at 44. visibility only a quarter of a mile. petaluma, santa rosa, napa just over a mile in san jose. so there it is all the way towards the delta. pulls back, 10, 11:00, we're left with hazy sunshine and you can see from this vantage point our exploratorium camera spare the air alert today with poor air quality especially in the south bay. so 50s for everyone in the next hour and then by 1:00 hazy sun, 70s inland. throughout the mid and upper 70s in the afternoon and the fog becomes patchy tonight. we'll talk about slightly better

air quality on the way to start the week. liz? >> thank you. public hearings are set to begin this week in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. but the president is seemingly not concerned and continues to citicize the investigation. here's david wright with the latest. >> reporter: president trump continued his criticism of the impeachment inquiry as he left washington heading to a college football matchup between alabama and lsu. >> there's about never been a president so transparent. this is a witch hunt at the highest level. >> reporter: on wednesday the probe moves from closed-door depositions to open hearings. house republicans submitted the list of witnesses they want to testify which includes the former vice president's son hunter biden as well as the anonymous whistleblower. in the request for the whistleblower's testimony, devin nunes writes that the president should be afforded an opportunity to confront his accusers. late today the chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff said he will

consider the republican request but cautioned this inquiry will not serve as a vehicle to undertake the same sham investigations into the bidens or 2016 that the president pressed ukraine to conduct. earlier this week the democrats began releasing transcripts of some of the closed door testimony. lieutenant colonel alexander vindman the national security council's director of european affairs was on the call between trump and the president of ukraine, according to vindman's transcript. when questioned if he had any doubt trump was asking for investigations of his political opponents vinds mand -- vindman replied there's was no doubt. david wright, abc news the white house. ahead of the first public testimony in the impeachment inquiry committee member and san francisco congresswoman jackie speier will come to "this week" you can watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" at 8:00 on abc 7. new overnight a new oil

field containing about 53 bill barrels worth of oil has been discovered in iran. the country's president announced it in a speech today. he says the discovery would mean iran's oil reserves would be increased by a third. right now, iran has 150 billion barrels of oil reserves and iran's energy industry has been hit hard by u.s. sanctions over its collapsing nuclear deal with world powers. protesters are fighting to stop the death of a texas inmate who is slated for execution in a little more than a week. yesterday supporters of rodney reed gathered outside the governor's mansion in austin. reed is scheduled to be killed next wednesday for the 1996 killing of a 19-year-old woman, but new evidence uncovered by the innocence project is leading a growing number of people to pressure the governor to intervene. even celebrities like oprah and activist shaun king. >> thousands of men like rodney have been wrongly arrested, wrongly charged, wrongly convicted, wrongly imprisoned, wrongly sent to death.

>> a bipartisan group of 26 texas lawmakers have also signed a letter urging the governor grant reed a reprieve. this morning, firefighters are busy taking down a brush fire in the hollywood hills. the fire broke out before 2:00 near the warner brothers studio. the studio was evacuated and people living in the area were told to shelter in place. you can see here, plumes of thick smoke were seen for several miles. firefighters have gotten a handle on the 34 acre fire which is 15% contained. no injuries or damaged buildings are reported. a big change to social media coming this week. instagram will start hiding like counts and only start as a test on some accounts in the u.s. this morning, we're getting a new analysis on what's driving the change according to a senior writer with the tech magazine "wired". >> they want instagram to be a place where you express yourself and post photos that bring you joy and help you connect with the people around you and not a

place that makes you feel miserable like you're left out and not as good as the people around you. >> there's been some backlash and many say hiding like counts will make it harder to determine whether other metrics like follow counts are legitimate. "good morning america" will be taking a closer look at this coming up at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 mornings. a gender reveal in texas almost turned into something much worse. a new report says a couple's attempt likely caused a plane crash. the crash happened in september near the town of turkey in west texas. the pilot's crop duster stalled out after dumping 350 gallons of pink water during the celebration. one passenger suffered minor injuries. the pilot was not hurt. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings" a crazed turkey on a different turkey trot. >> my 4-year-old daughter was just excited every time we saw him. she calls him her turkey friend. >> more on what's driving this turkey to follow a family no matter where they go.

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right back up and followed us. >> the father owns a virtual reality business called be more colorful. he and some friends think the bright colors may be attracting the bird. all right. funny stuff. in honor of veterans day tomorrow several businesses and restaurants are offering deals to those who served our country. we have put together a list of a few places offering a deal to service members tomorrow. take a look. some deals are being extended to police officers and firefighters. just be sure to bring your military identification with you so you don't miss out. we have to remember veterans day and this whole weekend a time to honor all those who served. >> definitely. weather looks good. we should get mixing for a better air quality into the holiday today. it's a spare the air alert. check out the shark tank with all the fog. a little over a mile visibility there with 51 degrees. upper 60s today. so it's going to take a while to warm up. certainly the coat needed there and poor visibility in the north

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the raiders beat the chargers thursday night. tomorrow night the 49ers will try to stay undefeated on monday night football. kickoff is at 5:15. if you're not going to the game watch it here on abc 7 coverage coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. the warriors are back home tomorrow night against the jazz hoping to snap a three-game losing streak. last night they wrapped up their road trip in minnesota. here's abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. the warriors on the back end of a back-to-back and more injuries for golden state. eric paschal out with a hip injury and amare spellman hurt his ankle in the game saturday night. warriors fans, thunder up 12 in the second. diallo, throws it down. the hammer, the elevation, putting them on a poster. warrior downs 13. d'angelo russell to cauley stein. that was easy. 14 to 2 run. alec burkes, drives the lane and the hoop and the foul. down 3. third quarter winding down, diallo from the thunder and

banks it in at the buzzer. game tied at 84-84. the thunder pull away again in the fourth. marquess crisp pokes it away, diallo gets it back and banks it home. thunder win 114-108. the warriors 2-8 this season. to college football, cal started 4-0 nationally ranked and quarterback garrvers got hurt, lost four straight. golden bears trying to snap the skid on saturday against washington state. at memorial stadium two years ago, third quarter, cal up two, monster to brown jr., tip toes down the sideline for his second score of the day. take a look again. the fancy footwork this is field awareness. cal up 20-14 after 3 as he scores. halfway through the fourth quarter, monster, little screen pass to poke, who shakes, bakes, shakes and bakes again. how about 52 yards to the house. 26-14.

california, fourth quarter, late fourth and three, monster, keeper, and number six, has reservations for six. cal gets back on track with a 33-20 victory which means a happy evan weaver. >> it's awesome to get a win. four games, winning four games, losing four games, we have to get back with the trend and win another four in a row. it feels pretty good to get a win. it feels pretty good to sit up here and not all cranky and angry. pretty good time to be on the winning side again. october is obviously not our month the last two years, let's make november. >> stanford at colorado. these fans are bananas. stanford trailed most of the way, breaks through in the fourth. kj costello to fihoko and he is gone, 79 yards to the house. made it 13-10 cardinal. colorado would kick a field goal to tie things up at 13-13.

colorado going for it on fourth and one, shenalt runs over stuart head. a big-time conversion. that led to this. evan price from 37 yards out. and it is right down broadway. colorado wins 16-13. the cardinal fall 4-5. stanford needs to win two of the last three games to make a bowl. no raiders, no niners in action today. the raiders beat the chargers earlier this week on thursday night football. the niners put the unbeaten record on the line monday when they host the seahawks on abc 7. pregame coverage at 4:00 and game coverage at 5:00 an monday. enjoy your sunday. all right. let's get a check of the weather with lisa. >> hey, liz. pretty nice shot here from our east bay hills camera and with the low clouds and high clouds and also some pollutants out there makes for a nice sunrise, you can't deny that. the afternoon we will have more haze. that's why we have a spare the air alert as high pressure continues to put a lid on the atmosphere. not a lot of mixing out there so

with the light and variable winds, high pressure in control, we are still looking at those hazy afternoon skies. as they build upon each other that's why the air quality district has called a spare the air alert today. areas of fog not quite as dense. we're going to briefly warm up tomorrow and tuesday before a cool down arrives with a weak system come the middle of the upcoming work week. look at the numbers in the 40s, upper 40s in the north bay. low 50s for you in san jose. it is 50 in san mateo. the afternoon sea breeze and temperatures here with a little sun and the marine layer in and around the upper 40s for santa cruz. it's going to be a cooler day in the 60s. here's a look at live doppler 7 where we have lots of cloudy skies all the way out towards the delta along the central coast and that visibility is better in the east bay with 5 to 8 miles, three miles in hayward, but just over a mile in san jose. the coast is okay, it's the north bay once again from petaluma, napa, santa rosa, looking at some of that patchy

dense fog. there's a weather system to the north as it rides to the north of us, our high pressure ridge finally getting nudged to the east. as that does, it will offer a few more systems to ride down into the pacific northwest but nothing of significance is going to get close to the bay area in the next seven days. the rain stays well to the north and we will look for the cooler weather in terms of more clouds, the temperatures coming down with each successive system but overall, we're looking at the ridge to go away tomorrow and allowing for warmer temperatures to start the week hopefully improving the air quality. 68 santa clara, 56 milpitas, spare the air alert and onshore flow keeping it cool from san mateo to redwood city. upper 50s at the coast. san francisco about 62 today. and in the north bay looking for mid to upper 70s. a little change for you that cool start, that hazy finish and on the east bay today by 3:00 in the mid 60s. starting to feel good by the

afternoon for a few hours and you know with those shorter days, you got to get out and enjoy some of that afternoon sun with mid 70s today here in san ra moment. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the range again from the fog at the coast, upper 50s, upper 60s to low 70s around the bay, inland about 80 today and tomorrow. that's way out towards the delta. you download our accuweather app and the changes arrive by tomorrow afternoon as we should get better air quality and maybe a few degrees of warming to take some of that humidity out of the air and then the next weather system not making it as far south as to the bay area to bring us rain. >> all right. but we're working on it. >> crossing fingers it comes soon. thanks. our lives are intertwined with the internet from google to facebook to amazon a lot of personal information is turned over and sometimes stolen. there are steps to keep your information more secure. this morning trevor olts shows you how.

>> reporter: we all know we're spending hours upon hours looking at our phones and computers but there's also concern that the sites we're visiting are looking too closely into us. the most recent data compiled by consumer reports finds 70% of americans lack confidence their personal data is private. >> there's reason to be concerned, but the important thing for people to understand it isn't a lost cause. there isn't nothing you can do. >> reporter: what steps can you take to protect both your privy and security? for starters try out what's called two-factor authentication. it sounds high-tech but simple in practice. you can find it in the security settings of places like your google account. what it does, is adds one extra step to your sign-in process like pinging your phone to make sure that person signing in as you really is you. the idea is if your password falls into the wrong hands you're setting up an extra barrier that prevents the bad guys from getting access. how about companies hungry for your personal habits. facebook has a facial recognition system to pick you

out in photos you might not be aware of but in the privacy filters you can turn that off. if you have an amazon echo the company does have recordings of what you ask alexa, but with a trip to the settings allow yourself to delete the files. >> alexa delete what i said or delete everything i said today. >> reporter: maybe you're looking to be more cautious and limit the data you're sending out altogether. there are alternatives at the ready for your internet searches, try duck, duck go, which doesn't collect any information from its users and for texting apps like signal offer end-to-end encryption and even let you have messages delete from your phone and the person you're messaging. trevor at, abc news new york. next veterans day in the bay. a couple events to honor our americans who have served.

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visibility reduced. look at all the fog out there, the north bay, wow, petaluma, napa, just over a mile in san jose. spare the air alert today, a little brighter tomorrow, little more wind to hopefully mix out the atmosphere through tuesday and cool off with extra clouds and a nice seasonal week ahead. >> thanks, lisa. thank you for joining us on "abc 7 mornings." i'm liz kruetz with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. have a great day.

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