>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, everyone. it is sunday, november 17th. i'm liz kreutz. shop you are having a great weekend and good start to your sunday. here is meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. it's a sunscreen and sunglasses kind of day today. here is a look at live doppler 7 and the satellite image. there are a few low clouds but the patchy dense fog not as extensive as it was yesterday. so we will only see patchy dense fog rather today in parts of the north bay rather than the widespread fog we saw yesterday. temperatures today in the next couple hours will mainly be in the 40s, sunrise at 6:51. lots of bright sunshine early on

with clear conditions and that will allow temperatures to warm up a few more degrees compared to yesterday. so mid to upper 70s for the inland areas, around ftoday. a clear night tonight, but for the fog moves in tomorrow and big changes along the way midweek with much cooler temperatures and possibly fire weather. liz. >> thanks, frances. developing news out of the south bay, a child has been hit and killed by a train in santa clara. the accident happened just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon along the union pacific tracks in the area of lafayette street and laurel wood road, not far from highway 101. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has more. >> reporter: santa clara police confirmed that the boy is younger than 15 years old. as to how this boy was able to make his way on to the tracks is still unclear. in this video we can see santa clara police officers along the union pacific tracks, the train that hit and killed a boy was a passenger train operated by amtrak. santa clara police confirmed

that amtrak police are conducting a joint investigation. again, it's still unclear as to how the boy was able to access this area of the tracks. let's hear from the captain. >> -- received the 911 a young male juvenile walking near the tlan tracks in the area of lafayette street over the 101 overcrossing. as our officers were responding to that call, we received a subsequent phone call informing us that the train had struck the male juvenile. upon arrival we did find the young male juvenile deceased. >> reporter: even though the age of the boy is still unknown, santa clara police did confirm thre was no indication of this being a death by suicide. they are ruling it as an accident. we did get confirmation from santa clara police that the boy's family was contacted after this incident. in santa clara, luz pena, abc 7 news. get ready, pg&e is monitoring weather conditions to assess the possibility of turning off the power to parts

of the bay area this week. the utility is listed wednesday and thursday as elevated when it comes to a power shutoff, but emphasizes a lot depends upon the weather. on its map a large swath of the bay area could be affected as well as the sierra foothills and the northern partat >> wareamagh re tt for h fres ear yesterdineg fire stro district. it happened between 18th and market streets. the cause of the fire is still unknown. abc 7 news reporter cornelllame early morning sky on castro street, two apartment buildings were fully engulfed. >> upstairs neighbor saying get up, get out, the house is on fire. >> reporter: troy boyd and his neighbors grabbed what they could and got out. >> i got my id, my phone, my social security card, shoes and it was 4:00 in the morning so i could barely even put a thought together. >> when i was in the kitchen and

the smoke was coming just breathing it, in i didn't put like this, i didn't put -- i didn't think about putting a towel over my face or something. >> reporter: the fire broke out directly across the street from the castro theater, luckily no damage here, but these two buildings were not so lucky. the fire department said one tenant was trapped on the second floor. >> that individual ended up escaping out the back window. >> reporter: investigators say the fire likely started in the back of this bar and spread to the sushi nex to having both attics fully involved and the fire wanting to push out into this building and this building. >> i opened our back door and saw a wall of flames between our building and the building next to me. >> reporter: michael escaped the fire with the clothes on his back and pair of later allowed back in into his place to grab valuable and found extensive smoke, fire and water damage. both buildings were yellow tagged by the city. it's unknown when displaced residents can return home. in san francisco cornell

barnard, abc 7 news. scary moment for a lot of people. we're glad they're safe. a man is in jail facing charges in a cold case murder of a north bay woman 40 years ald. charles sullivan was arrested in arizona, he was expedited to nevada for the murder of julia woodward of san rafael. her body wand found in march of 1979 near reno. she was last seen at sfo heading for lake tahoe where she hoped to find a job and go to school. in 2015 abc 7 spoke with julia's mother who was grieving and wanted answers. >> it's like if your child had cancer, you would know every single thing there was to know about the disease. in this case you just want to know what happened, you want to be there with her in your mind and, you know, think about what really happened. >> a recent dna analysis led to sullivan's arrest. he is being held without bail. his arraignment is set for tuesday. the owner of an ice cream shop in san francisco's mission district is offering a $2,000

reward for information after his shop was vandalized for the second time. both incidents were captured on surveillance cameras. here is abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez with more. >> reporter: juan san mames is passionate about the ice cream he makes, he and his wife own xanath over valencia street. as you enter the shop you can't help but see damage. >> we have this horrendous kind of graffiti and scratches of the windows and we also had this acid that they put on the windows. >> reporter: that apparent acid is now etched all over the storefront and the suspects who did it were caught on camera. >> the guys that did it were well-dressed, they were not just any kid, they were young adults. >> reporter: these young adults tagged the storefront in august of 2018 and they didn't stop there. juan says the same kind of tagging could be seen from 17th street all the way to cesar

chavez. >> we are not the only ones, but we are, in fact, the ones that suffered the most damage. >> reporter: in september of this year the shop was vandalized again. >> this guy he actually took pictures of himself to show his friends. >> reporter: juan says they will replace the windows next week which will cost them anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000. >> we will cover up some of the offensive material because we get a lot of moms with their kids, you know. >> reporter: the suspect also glued the front door with some kind of seal and glued the lock. he filed a police report for both incidences and now is offering $2,000 for anyone with information that can lead to an arrest. >> we upped it up to $2,000 or you can bring all your friends and we will do 1,000 ice cream cones and we have a big party when we get him. >> reporter: in san francisco, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. stop running from the truth. that was colin kaepernick's message to the nfl as he worked out in front of representatives

from several teams. the question now, will a team sign him? the former 49ers quarterback worked out in atlanta, but only after the site was changed because the league wouldn't allow cameras in the falcons facility. that led many to believe the whole thing was a sham. abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez explains. >> it was supposed to be the workout that could revive his pro football career but at the last minute colin kaepernick abruptly taking control back from the nfl, changing venues from the closed confines of the atlanta falcons practice facility to a public high school field an hour away, forcing the nfl teams and media to scramble. >> our biggest thing with everything today was making sure we had transparency in what went on. we weren't getting that elsewhere, so we came out here. >> kaepernick's representatives and the nfl at odds over his liability waiver and transparency of the workout. representatives from more than two dozen teams were in attendance at the falcons training facility, but only eight made the trek to kaepernick's chosen location,

the nfl no longer dictating the rutucko simp script of throwing drill p receivers who volunteered to help him out. >> i will interview with any team at any time. i've been ready. i'm staying ready and i will continue to be ready. >> the nfl releasing a statement saying we are disappointed that colin did not appear for his workout, adding, colin's decision has no affect on his status in the league. he remains an unrestricted free agent, eligible to sign with any club. kaepernick divided the nation in 2016 taking a knee during the national anthem to protest police brutality and racial inequality. when he became a free agent the following season no team would sign him. he filed a grooechbs against the nfl alleging collusion to keep him out of the league. the two sides eventually settling to undisclosed terms. nike made him the face of a new powerful ad campaign but he hasn't seen the football field since. >> kaepernick's agent says kaepernick told representatives of the eight teams that he is ppto go any of their

facilities to answer questions. the 49ers were reportedly one of the eight teams represented yesterday. okay. you keep saying bring sunglasses and sunscreen today so i think it's a good day to get outside and enjoy the day. >> today is one of those days it's not going to feel like the middle of november, it's going to feel like spring. check out this live shot from sutro out towards san francisco and the bay bridge, clear across the east bay. temperatures will be 5 to 15 degrees above average today, but then we have some big changes midweek and i will tell you about that as well. >> thanks, frances. also ahead, supporting undocumented and daca students. the protest at a bay area university soccer match. and one week after his sudden death, a celebration of life for the ceo of kaiser. where you can pay your respects today.

welcome back. here is a live look from our mt. tam camera. sunrise coming up there, time is 6:13. 45 degrees in san rafael, it is shaping up to be a pretty beautiful sunday. in san francisco many usf students are showing their support for daca students as the u.s. supreme court considering whether president trump can move ahead with his plans to end the program. last night students staged a protest at usf's soccer stadium ben the dawns matched against loyola mare month university. the obama era program allows 700,000 young adults without legal status that have been in

the u.s. since they were children to work and study without fearing deportation. daca protections are expiring for 232,000 people between last month between the end of june 2020. the supreme court heard arguments last week. >> from now until, you know, a decision is made to continue to raise awareness and continue to showcase that. we will continue to be a if a brick of society. >> a ruling by the supreme court is expected by the end of june. new details, we are learning how much fuel was lost in that explosion and fire at the nustar energy facility in crockett last month. 280,000 gallons of ethanol nl lost in the explosion, along with 161,000 gallons of renewable diesel and nearly 2,000 gallons of jet newel. this is according to a new report released by nustar. investigators are working to discover what sparked the fire. seven people were thrown overboard when their boat

capsized in san matteo county. the men were crab fishing north ilr pnt harbor. heavy fog and rough surf plagued the trip. the skipper said a huge wave came crashing down giving the group no time to react. >> we say run. run. all the way from 55th away from the ocean all the way to the sand. >> you are very lucky. >> very lucky. >> how do you feel today that you survived this? >> today we're very, very lucky. >> all seven people survived, the boat was still in the surf and did appear to be salvageable. in the south bay demolition is well under way on a popular mall. abc 7 news went by the valco shopping mall in cupertino. a large section of the structure has been knocked down. we didn't see anyone working when we were there. this was a much different scene than thursday. you have to check out this video, a viewer captured it, crews in action, the dramatic

moment a section came toppling down to the street below. it kicked up dust and insulation. the company in charge told abc 7 news there was no safety risk for the public, however, it is going to review the contractor's work. and it may be the off-season for baseball but leader shi in the community never ends. abc 7 news was at oracle park in san francisco as the giants held their annual junior giants willie mac award luncheon. this is the junior giants version of the annual honor begin out to a giants player. the junior giants allows tens of thousands of children to play baseball and softball for free. organizers say the program helps teach life skills. >> these kids can take that on with them as we go on to whatever field in life. that includes confidence and how to operate as a team, teamwork and operate with integrity as well. >> a few former giants were in attendance for yesterday's ceremony including dave

dravecky, he was a member of the 1989 team that reached the world series and he lost his arm to cancer. in the east bay you are invited to celebrate the life of kaiser ceo bernard tyson today. he passed away unexpectedly one week ago. tyson spent more than 30 years at kaiser and helped build the company into the nation's largest nonprofit health care provider. he leaves behind a wife and three sons. tyson was 60 years old. his public celebration of life will be weld at frank ogawa plaza starting at 11:00 this morning. happening today as well. friends and family of loved ones killed or injured in traffic crashes will march in san francisco. today is the fifth annual world day of remembrance for traffic victims. organizers say the goal is to focus on the stories of people who have survived crashes and how their lives are forever changed. the memorial walk starts at 3:00 this afternoon at city hall. let's get a check of your weather with frances dinglasan. hi, liz. good morning, everyone. we will see lots of sunshine

today and warmer temperatures and right now we're seeing much less cloud cover compared to yesterday, only patchy dense fog in parts of the north bay and low clouds along the coast. as you can see with live doppler 7 the satellite image, parts of the north bay getting dense fog, visibility has dropped to 2.5 miles in santa rosa, .75 of a mile in napa, everywhere else it's looking clear in the east bay and south bay. you can see with this live shot from sutro towards the bay bridge it's so pretty out there, the winds are light and calm across the bay. temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. san francisco is 53, oakland is 47 degrees and so for folks getting ready for the berkeley half-marathon a bit of a cooler start in morning. in san jose currently 50 degrees. this time from the east bay hills we are looking out west towards san francisco. in the hills it is a little bit windy, you can see the camera shaking a bit, but those winds will die down later on tonight and at the surface at our level

not really too windy at all. in santa rosa and in napa where the fog has developed it's 41 degrees. we have cool temperatures there and also in concord we see upper 40s. here is a look at san francisco as we check out the view from the exploratorium camera. here is what you need to know for today. sunny and also a little bit warmer. then midweek things change, it's going to be cloudier and cooler as the system moves through and it's also going to bring us critical fire weather so we will keep an eye on the winds as well. we have high pressure right now and with the circulation moving clockwise it's giving us a slight offshore flow bringing us warmer weather but we also have tracking this area of low pressure that will move through tuesday into wednesday and bring us the changes in the temperatures and possibly some windy conditions as well. so i want to go to the forecast animation. we are going to jump ahead to tuesday night, we will see some stronger on-shore flow, this is also going to cool temperatures as well on tuesday. check out perhaps on wednesday,

we get this very strong offshore flow, winds from the north-northeast, these are drying winds, again, we are not expecting any rain over the next week, even possibly into thanksgiving, and with this dry offshore flow that's when the critical fire weather develops and continues into earl yes tuesday morning then starts to die down. so today enjoy the above average warmth. we are talking up to 15 degrees above average in santa rosa with a high of 80 today expected. san francisco 70, oakland 73, san jose 75. tonight the clouds start to move back in, we will get a little bit of this on shore throw there, temperatures will cool down tomorrow for parts of the coast and possibly a little bit around the bay. tonight overnight lows will be in the 40s and 50s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast, a warmer today by a few degrees for everybody, inland temperatures upper 70s around the bay, low 70s and at the coast mid 60s. tomorrow hang on to that warmth, it could be a touch cooler along the coast. tuesday and wednesday is when

things really cool down as a system moves through and will be tracking possibly critical fire weather wednesday into wednesday night into thursday and then near average towards the end of the week. we have just dry conditions possible flew thanksgiving. >> we are only a week and a half out to thanksgiving at this point. we are crossing our fingers for some rain. just ahead a new app that's the brainchild of two stanford grads is pairing students with seniors, the new f am i saying it well, l'chaim, l'chaim. maybe you're making merry. l'chaim! or maybe you're making cocoa. don't spill it. maybe you're with the family you've got. oooo! or maybe the one you've chosen. it's culture salad. maybe there's lights... there's definitely lights. maybe there's one less this year.

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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." coming up on g am. a we're heading into a key week in the impeachment story, the major witnesses set to testify and the new details from just released transcripts from closed-door testimony. plus colin kaepernick's come back, the controversial quarterback showing off his skills for representatives from various nfl teams. what are the athlete's odds of finally returning to the game? finally, new findings in heart disease research. a new trial suggesting that medication might be just as effective as invasive surgeries, what you need to know about this break through, it's all coming up on gma. we will see you very soon. a new app, i love this story, a new app developed by stanford grads is connecting senior citizens with student companions, including one retired art teacher living in sunnyvale. ruthy newman is 86 years old and lives in an assisted living center. she heard a talk by one of the co-founders of mon ami and wanted to try it.

for $25 an hour a student who shares a similar interest comes and spends time with the senior. that's how ruthy met laura. they visit museums, have lunch and paint together. >> is this this pale green we had last time? >> very nice. >> for someone who has been teaching for decades now it's flipped. she is a student, the elderly person being taught by the young person. it's really nice. >> the creators of the app say they were inspired to make it after hearing from students that they wanted flexible jobs that also had a positive impact on their community. do you want to cut down your own christmas tree this year? you can. for $10. the mendocino national forest just started selling permits. they are good through december 23rd and can only be used by one person per household. trees can only be chopped down in designated areas. a government initiative also allows for fourth graders to bring home a tree for free to encourage wildlife conservation. and still to come on abc 7 mornings, five people are dead

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here is meteorologist frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. good morning, frances. >> good morning, liz. good morning, everyone. it's going to be a gorgeous day with plenty of sunshine but we are dealing with some patchy fog in some areas, we see low clouds off the coast. with live doppler 7 and the satellite image also visibility has dropped through parts of the north bay where fog has developed like santa rosa near two miles as well as napa. a little fog across the bay as well. at sfo it's looking clear, no flies delays reported right now. here is a your day planner for today, sunrise at 6:51. a nice day. we are starting off temperatures a little cooler, lots of 40s out there right now, bright sunshine this afternoon and look for temperatures to be a couple degrees warmer compared to yesterday, mid to upper 70s inland, around the bay low 70s. mid 60s at the coast. big changes midweek and i will tell you about that coming up. three children and their parents are dead, killed in a murder-suicide in a san diego home. police were called out to the home after reports of a shooting

yesterday morning. they found six people had been shot, five are now dead and the sixth victim a young boy is recovering from surgery. the children included are three, five and nine years old and their 29-year-old mother and 31-year-old father. police say the father came home to the home -- came over to the home using a handgun to shoot his family before turning the gun on himself. >> just pray for, you know, that family and, you know -- and just hope, you know, everything comes out and, you know, it's just a tragedy. >> police say the mother had filed a restraining order against the father, but it was unclear if the order had been served. if you or someone you love is dealing with domestic violence or mental health issues, we do have resources on abc7news.com/takeaction. impeachment hearings for president trump continued behind closed doors yesterday a white house staffer testified, he's also the first budget official to appear on capitol hill. writ.

>> reporter: he's the first white house staffer to testify in the impeachment inquiry. mark sandy of the office of management and budget, democrats hope sandy will shed light on the administration's decision to briefly withhold $400 million in military aid to ukraine, allegedly as leverage to get ukraine to investigate the president's political rivals. friday night david holmes an embassy staffer in ukraine testified for six hours behind closed doors. in his opening statement obtained by abc news holmes said he overheard a phone call between the president and ambassador gordon sondland and that sondland later told holmes trump didn't care about ukraine, quote, the president only cares about, quote, big stuff, big stuff that benefits the president like the biden investigation. earlier in the day the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine testified that she was the victim of a smear campaign,

spearheaded by the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani. >> i do not understand mr. giuliani's motives for attacking me. >> reporter: while she was on the stand president trump lashed out, tweeting, everywhere marie yovanovitch went turned bad. she started off in somalia, how did that go? >> i actually think that where i've served over the years i and others have demonstrably made things better. >> reporter: republicans distanced themselves from the president's tweets but repeatedly suggested her ouster is not an impeachable offense. >> not in that room today and nothing in that room earlier this week nothing rises to the level of impeachable offenses. >> reporter: three more days of public hearings are scheduled for next week. and after the first public testimonies in the impeachment inquiry abc news chief anchor george stephanopoulos starts down with sean patrick maloney

and chris stewart. watch the full interviews on 8:00 right here at abc 7. also today abc 7 will be part of the democratic presidential candidate forum. five candidates will participate in the forum which is focused on latino issues. bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, kamala harris, tom steyer and julian castro will be questioned by a panel of journalists including lyanne melendez. you can watch the candidates forum at 10:30 this morning on abc 7. many people think of the bay area as just san francisco, oakland and san jose, but there's so much more. like all this. it's where we work, live and love. all of our cities, big and small, are facing the same problems and everyone is looking for solutions. that's why abc 7 is looking for answers and inspiration in communities throughout the region and revealing how they're tackling the same big problems. how is fremont working to build

a better bay area? >> that is the question that are working to answer this coming week. we have got so many stories, we have embedded reporters in fremont for the last month to look at their solutions. abc 7 news reporter david louie has a pre jaw of our coverage. >> reporter: welcome to lake elizabeth. we're going to be focusing for an entire week on fremont. the issues here are similar to those facing many bay area cities except that fremont's approach mostly is unique. building a better bay area fremont week begins sunday night here on abc 7. here is a look at what we have in store. >> fremont, east bay, or south bay? >> east. east bay. >> no, it's south. to me it's always been south. >> but you say? >> i say east bay. >> why? >> reporter: fremont, yes, is in the east bay. it's in south alameda county nestled around silicon valley. it's big, both by geography and population. iad

vers also a hub for tech d for some the solutions to your own sustainability questions or challenges. >> reporter: as the city works to build tesla remains the city's largest employer with the main factually r. i in fremont. >> every day you would pass tha say that's my dream. that's my goal. that's my career. >> reporter: as some industries are booming fremont is also dealing with growing pains. for years city leaders have been working on a plan to build a downtown, crews broke ground last month on a plaza that will be the centerpiece. >> it's important for a city to have a gathering place and a social heart, an opportunity for people to have more interactions and dynamic services. >> reporter: city leaders also trying to figure out traffic in this downtown area. locals stay away from the congested roads made worse by navigation apps taking drivers through the area. >> i'm not getting a lot of people coming into the business

so it's all of this traffic, no one actually stops in, so people think it's busy, but it's actually not. >> reporter: a homeless navigation center is also under construction. fremont has the third largest homeless population in alameda county behind oakland and berkeley. >> i think they're doing what they can with an awareness of, you know, a biggerct home to families from a parents afghanistan, but i'm born in america. and i'm a triplet. hborhood is largest afghan community outside of afghanistan. building a better bay area fremont week starts right here on abc 7 sunday night. in fremont, david louie, abc 7 news. >> going to be a great week. as parts of our coverage in fremont we will be holding a live town hall tomorrow evening talking to fremont leaders about the issues the city is facing and its successes, including housing, job creation, diversity and much more.

it will be streamed live on our website abc7news.com as well as on facebook and youtube. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, figuring out how to feed your kids can be tough for new parents, there are so many new challenges. the precious little boy who led two women to step in to help other parents gentleman and here is a live look of santa cruz right now, looking at break water lighthouse there. a gorgeous morning right there in santa cruz. these beautiful shots are franks to serena our transmissions operator. thanks for this beautiful look there. we will be right back with your forecast.

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you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. welcome back. take a look at this, the san matteo bridge there totally fogged in. much fog yer than other parts of the bay area right now but overall we are seeing a much clearer morning than yesterday. we wanted to show you that picture of the san matteo bridge. drive safely if you are going to be driving over that. happening today on the peninsula patients will be transferred to the new stanford hospital as it opens its doors today. the entire day will be dedicated to moving current patients from the existing hospital into their new rooms in the new building. it features 28 state of the art operating rooms which allow rotating teams of doctors to treat a single patient without having to move them. the first patient will be escorted to the new hospital at 9:00 this morning. and, all right, we are expecting a pretty beautiful day today in the bay area. >> yeah, we are. lots of clear conditions, but you just saw the san matteo

bridge, there is some patchy dense fog in a few areas, like the san matteo bridge and parts of the north bay, but check out this gorgeous shot from sutro looking down at san francisco and across the bay. warmer temperatures in store for us today and then much cooler midweek. i will have those details coming up. also next, cal loses quarterback chase garbers to injury in the first half against unc. were the bears able to beat the trojans? tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs,

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welcome back. here is a live look from our roof cam looking out over the embarcadero, you can see the bucky ball lit up in blue. time is 6:44. in sports both the raiders and 49ers are at home this afternoon. the niners face the cardinals for the second time in three weeks, kickoff is at 1:05 at levi stadium. the raiders take on the winless bengals at 1:25. it's officially big game week, cal and stanford will battle for the ax next saturday down on the farm. last night the golden bears battled usc at memorial stadium. crystal have a res has the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. it has been a roller coaster of a season for cal this year, they opened the season 4-0, then quarterback chase garbers was injured, then they lost four straight, now the optimism returns after coming off a win

over wazzu. garbers back in action and feeling wood. cal marched right down the field, collins from 5 yards out, 7-0 bears off the jump. early second quarter garbers tackled hard and lands on that left shoulder that caused him to be out for a month and that's going to end his night. side lined and off the field for number 7. tough scene there. tied at 10 in the final half of the first half. steps up to michael pitman jr., 33 yard connection, 17-10 trojans at the half. early third, going sleep again, st. brown 50 yards inside the 5 and they punch it in, take a 24-10 lead. again.l oenoo devonne modster picked off twice, this one by greg johnson.

cal loses 41-17 they have to beat stanford or ucla to become bowl eligible. moving on, stanford trying to is that.a three-game losing street. costello out again. anthony gordon zipping it to winston, 19-0 cougars in the second. stanford on the road back, late second quarter, third and nine, davis mills to conner wedding ton, 45 yards but look at this again, pass interference, yeah, looks like that, but watch the one-handed grab as he pins it against his chest and makes a catch. cardinal trailed 22-14 at the break. third quarter their favorite red zone play, the fade and you can't stop it. after a two-point conversion it's a three-point game. but on the ensuing kickoff does anyone want to tackle travell harris. travell is traveling all the way deep into the red zone.

wazzu would score two plays later and stand dord never cord. wazzu wins. hockey now, this youngster hoping to watch the sharks win their sixth straight. tied at 2, sweet pass from labanc to erik karlsson who kinds the back of the net, his 700th career game. we go to overtime. in ot jones came up big, nice stop. we go to the shootout, first man up, labanc, nifty moves and scores. dylan larkin with the puck and jones says, access denied. six straight wins for the marks, they are 10-10-1 this year. both the raiders and the niners have home games later today, the warriors will be in new orleans. have a great sunday. let's get a check of the weather now with frances dinglasan. frances. >> hi, liz. good morning, everyone. live doppler 7 and satellite image, much less cloud cover

today, a few low clouds off the coast, patchy dense fog in some sports like the north bay and also here at the san matteo bridge, but this is what it looked like yesterday everywhere around the bay area. another live shot, we have lots of clear skies from san francisco, looking down across the bay and the temperatures are on the cool side, lots of 40s and 50s. san francisco 53, oakland 47, san jose 50 degrees. and this time from the east bay we're looking out towards mt. diab diablo. you can see patchy fog in some of the valleys, temperatures have been cool especially in santa rosa, dropped down to 39 degrees, that's where we're seeing radiational fog develop, also napa 40 degrees, an mid to upper 40s in concord and livermore. blue skies over san francisco. it's going to be a gorgeous day, sunny and warmer by a few degrees today compared to yesterday. a system moves to the bay area and through midweek so that's why we will see cloudier and cooler conditions midweek tuesday into wednesday and it's

also going to bring us gusty winds so critical fire weather is possible. right now high pressure over the pacific and with the air circulating clockwise we're getting a slight offshore flow, this will help clear the clouds and bring us warmer temperatures. this area sweep through, we will start to see a little bit of it tomorrow and we will see the effects tuesday into wednesday. i will show you the forecast animation with wind gusts starting tuesday night, you notice this strong on-shore flow, that's going to bring cooler temperatures for everybody and then wednesday through wednesday evening into thursday morning we have this offshore flow, these gusty north to northeast winds, drying winds up to 36 miles per hour, even 38 miles per hour through san francisco, then starts to die down tuesday morning, but we will be watching for that. highs today really warm and sunny, above average, 75. milbury 70. headed to the 49er game it will be near 70 degrees as well as in

downtown san francisco. lots of 70s, even near 80 in some of the warmer spots like santa rosa, san rafael 77. if you're headed to the raiders game 73 this afternoon, grab the sunscreen, you will need t upper 70s through the inland areas. pleasanton 78, fairfield 80 degrees. overnight lows will be cool, we will see more clouds develop along the coast, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. so warmer temperatures today it's going to be just gorgeous, especially once that patchy fog clears which it will do so much earlier this morning. we hang on to the warmth tomorrow, a touch cooler along the coast, tuesday and wednesday is when things change. with he could start off the morning with a little drizzle. temperatures drop, we have the stronger winds on wednesday and closer to average and end of next weekend looking dry all week. >> pg&e said they might turn off power again.

>> yes. >> the national weather service might issue a fire weather watch as well for wednesday. >> thanks, frances. modern parents know that feeding our growing kids can be challenging at times, ama daetz knows the struggle is real. >> if you have an infant or toddler there is a good chance you've heard of feeding littles, an online video based resource for parents, megan and judy created feeding littles, they were brought together by jack, jack passed away from spinal muscular at fee at six months old. judy was his occupational therapist. she and megan teamed to help other families feel great about feeding their kids. check out their instagram account, hundreds of thousands of followers all looking for advice because feeding kids can be complicated. i got a chance to go in depth with megan from feeding littles, she is a registered dietician

>> there's so much more of an emphasis on nutrition now and more so than there ever has been that i think this pressure on parents that our parents and grandparents didn't quite experience. >> i think you're right. eating the rainbow, making sure they have different colors on their plate. >> right, and parents of other generations also used some of the tactics that we know now are probably not helpful, like making you clean your plate, forcing you to eat certain foods. they might have gotten you to eat them in the short run but in the long run they might have turned you off from those foods forever. >> so what actually works? can you get your kid to try more veges? do they need a multi-vitamin. megan was nice enough to answer viewer questions. i even got her take on the dieting app for kids as young as eight years old. megan logged her child's food to test it out. we covered so many topics it's definitely worth checking out. you can see our entire conversation on our website abc 7 news.com.

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welcome back. here are the winning numbers from last night's $70 million powerball drawing, 14, 22, 26, 5 55, 63, powerball number 26. nobody picked all six numbers, wednesday night's jackpot goes up to $80 million. and the winning numbers from the $7 million super lotto plus

drawing, 10, 22, 40, 41, 43, the mega number 2, no one picked all six numbers in that drawing, either. wednesday night's prize increases to $8 million. in the east bay more than 9,000 runners will race through the treats of berkeley today for the annual half-marathon. there are three races this morning, a half-marathon, a 10 k and a 5k. the event raises money for the nonprofit organization the berkeley public schools fund to support educational programs. the half-marathon starts at 7:30 this morning, both the 10 k and 5k start an hour later. frances, it's going to be a pretty nice morning to run or cheer people on. >> definitely, but bundle up. it is a bit of a cooler start. temperatures are in the 40s in berkeley, so for the next few hours on the cool side, but because we're seeing clear skies we will get more sunshine and so temperatures will be warmer compared to yesterday. so this afternoon if you're in berkeley you will need the sunglasses and sunscreen. temperatures well love average

in san francisco 70 degrees this afternoon, 80 in santa rosa, oakland 73 degrees, san jose 75. check out the accuweather seven-day forecast, so we're going to see warmer temperatures for everyone today by a couple degrees. tomorrow will also be mild and sunny, we're hanging on to that warmth but it could be a touch cooler along the coast as an on-shore flow starts to change and shift things tuesday into wednesday where we have a system moving through, it's going to be much cooler, we will see gusty winds on wednesday so there could be critical fire weather midweek as well and we will be keeping an eye on that. >> we just keep looking at that waiting to see some rain drops on there. >> no, no rain in sight. not even possibly through thanksgiving. >> i know. already a week and a half away, got to start thinking about our turkey. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings, i'm liz kreutz along with frances dinglasan in for lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. we will leave you with this gorgeous shot of mt. tam. see you soon.

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