california, but the local clouds banked up from the entire bay area into our inland valleys and as they erode today, it's gonna be a cool afternoon, but it's a milder start 62 in hayward palo alto 63 in novato 59 santa rosa fog not close to the ground. so that's not an issue, but you'll probably notice the milder readings kind of muggy out there four to seven degrees warmer than yesterday and as we go through the afternoon partly and mostly cloudy through the early afternoon more sunshine inland, but in the low 70s today, so that is down a couple degrees from yesterday's readings, but around the bay we were hard-pressed to some sun a lot like yesterday more 60s there and low 60s at the shoreline zach lisa. thank you. massive manhunt in stockton has come to an end the suspect in a serial killer investigation has been taken into custody. he's expected to appear in court on tuesday and this search of course captured national attention as police linked case after case to the same gun abc 7 news reporter unser hussain has more on what police found when they made the arrest.

stockton police say this is the man they've been looking for in their serial killer investigation arrested was wesley brownlee 43 for homicide. police. say 43 year old wesley brownlee was arrested as he was driving early saturday morning. he's the prime suspect in seven shootings six fatal including one man in oakland stockton police chief stanley mcfadden believes brownlee was preparing to kill again. he was on a mission to kill he was out hunting as officers made contact with him. he was wearing dark clothing and had a mask around his neck. there's also are with a firearm when he was taken into custody. we are sure we stopped another killing stockton police say ballistics test linked the suspect to all seven shootings five of the shootings took us tips from the community helped determine where brownlee lived

brownlee is a stockton resident who lives close to one of the crime scenes we maintain eyes on that residence until he became mobile once he became mobile is when we started to continue follow him until we eventually took him off when we identified that he's posing a threat even though there's in there wasn't any words that we could say that would bring back the lost loved ones. the least that we could do. is do our part to bring justice. and here we are today officials are trying to determine if the gun they found when brownlee was arrested is the same gun used in the other shootings. they say brownlee has a criminal past but did an elaborate and they still don't have a motive in the case. it's now up to the san joaquin district attorney's office to file the appropriate charges. my deputy district attorneys who have been here all night are reviewing the evidence as we speak. and they're working actively in partnership with the investigation to determine the charges that will proceed on brownlee will be arraigned on tuesday the san joaquin

district. attorney's office says after the arraignment, they'll announce the charges in stockton ansar hassan abc 7 news. and we've ever sent out a push alert about this breaking news through the abc 7 news app yesterday afternoon. it's one way to stay on top of stories as they come into the newsroom when you download it, make sure to enable push alerts. and the north bay the pilot of a plane that crashed at the petaluma airport walked away unhurt the plane wound up upside down and when emergency crews arrived yesterday the pilot was standing outside of the aircraft. he says he was coming in for landing when there was a gust of wind. he tried to get back on course, but the plain bounced then he turned off the runway and hit a building. thankfully. nobody else was hurt. this morning. we're hearing from an east bay man who was carjacked at gunpoint while driving for uber abc 7 news. anchor dion limb has a story and video. you'll only see on seven. the night of saturday october 1st started out like any other night for bimal thapa magar driving uber. he picked up two passengers in oakland at around 8 o'clock.

it was a surprise not too far. fun and have miles, but when they arrived at their destination in east oakland something seemed off when the men did not exit the vehicle right away bimmel says after they asked where he was from and bimmel answered nepal they had another request you got any hand sanitizer that food. i'm gone on my head, you know and say it told me and lay on the ground and then there too my car and they drove away. reached out to uber who sent us a statement. which indic they provided bimmel with support bimmel says this only included paying the car insurance deductible for his stolen car. bimmel says he believes he was attacked because of his race and is telling his story for one purpose. i want them bonus to know that others may not be victim incoming days. emil says he hasn't been able to work since the incident or go out in public alone. the trauma is just too overwhelming.

it was very stressful dion limb abc 7 news oakland police. tell abc 7 news the investigation into this case is ongoing and no word on any arrest. demonstrators gathered in san francisco's union square to show solidarity and support for the people of iran as the anti-government protests there enter their fifth week the crackdown by the security forces continues the abc bay area iranian american community organized the event. you time fish fish? amnesty international estimates at least 144 iranians have been killed and thousands more injured or arrested. the protests were sparked by the death of 22 year old masa amini

for allegedly violating hijab rules. san francisco leaders will hold another hearing next month to determine the future state of the city's historic monuments city partners have held meetings every month to get community feedback. this comes out intentionally erased stories of communities of color and reinforce inequities in race gender and culture. the monuments and memorials advisory committee and other affiliates are looking at the history and values that each statue holds this will determine which one stay up or get taken down the city has more than 4,000 monuments and 98 of them have raised concern. the next session will be on november 15th. well future firefighters took a training lesson to celebrate fire prevention week take a look. firefighters were out showing kids how fire equipment works. this was during the fire prevention week open house with the sonoma county fire district and other public safety partners. you can find more information on fire prevention tips and activities for kids at nfpa.org.

listen to this if you get a letter from the irs this week, it might be a good thing. it's because the agency is reaching out to millions of people who may be missing out on covid related tax benefits. the irs says more than nine million americans have not yet taken advantage of temporary tax credits that congress approved last year. so that includes the child tax credit and earned income tax credit if you get a letter you have until november 17th to file for the benefits. you never want to miss out on money that you're entitled to lisa. oh no and the irs good news. okay. all right. good morning. everybody. it is 63 over in oakland this morning not with the high of 67. that's not a big warm-up, right? we're gonna plenty clouds around and talk about some blow average readings for the next few days before we see a bit of a warm-up that's coming up. thanks lisa ahead treatment center in the tenderloin the concerns over its looming closure and why some say it could be a deadly decision. and a new rink rolls into san

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deadly decision. here's abc 7 news reporter tara campbell. the tenderloin center is place connecting drug users to services like housing and jobs. it's also a place people go to use drugs with somebody there ready to reverse an overdose. it's run by the nonprofit health, right? 360 gary mccoy is the vp of policy and public affairs. we're on hand to provide not only in our can distribution, but also ensure that folks do not die from an overdose and mccoy says there are concerns about what's going to happen when this service gets cut off in december there. there are, you know between three and and 400 upwards of maybe 500 depending on the day and the time of month of people that are accessing having visits to the tenderloin center the cities planning to replace the center with the handful of what they call wellness hubs.

offering similar services, but it's taking time. the concern for us is where are they going to go? and are they going to go back into isolation? and it's frustrating says gina mcdonald co-founder of mothers against drug addiction and deaths. there's gonna be a gap and it's like we are i no matter which way you turn there's half shortages. no beds governor gavin newsom vetoedable in august. matt. dorsey says the city attorney is now trying to work through the legal barrier. i think we would have a freer hand had governor newsom sign the legislation that was sponsored by state senator scott weiner. he didn't but i'm told that there is some room to move forward, but just how quickly

they move forward is up in the air san francisco's department of public health sending us the following statement reading in part while we continue to work through the legal issues. our goal is to replicate the lifesaving successes of the tlc and anticipate that wellness hubs will include on-site drug use and we'll have measures in place to prevent overdoses in the meantime those with loved ones struggling on the streets are pleading for 24/7 on demand treatment in the city like this. this much. human suffering there needs to be a better way. terra campbell abc 7 news if he can believe it election day is just over three weeks away and voters are going to be deciding the fate of flavored. tobacco products here in california and a california californians passed the ban on products like menthol cigarettes and cotton candy vaping juice,

but the law never took effect. tobacco industry giants spent 20 million dollars on a campaign that gathered enough signatures to put the issue to the voters. so now voters will decide on the november 8th ballot whether to toss out the law or keep it. remember we're going to be voting on seven statewide propositions, and we've published an explanation for each one on our abc 7 bay area streaming app for your connected tv devices. it's available for your roku apple tv and android tv or amazon fire just go to the app and check out the california elections 2022 section to find any of the prop by prop breakdowns anytime. and how speaker nancy pelosi held around table in san francisco to discuss a food sovereignty system pelosi joined education and nutrition experts on a panel at the florence spain community farm. they talked about access for the community to grow their own food supply the paneliston to residents and volunteers talk about the importance of farming and building a diverse community. yes, i have responsibilities. nationally. there's no honor greater than to

go to the floor of the house and speak for the people of san francisco. pelosi also met some of the farmers and volunteers the florence fan community farm by the way is one of the largest community farms here in the bay area. well one of comedy's biggest stars is coming to the home of the warriors. adam sandler is said to make a stop at chase center in san francisco. he's going to perform on december 6th pre-sale tickets are available right now for chase card holders and then tickets go on sale to the public tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. and there's a new roller rink in san francisco. look at those familiar faces right there. they are breed laced up her skates and joined community members and city officials like the godfather's skate to celebrate the grand opening of sanford disco. the pop-up roller disco will be at civic center over the holidays through the end of the year, you know, there are a lot of challenges and a major city like san francisco, but this is happiness. this is fun and we need to start enjoying a lot more it's like a lot of people are out there

having funny now the rink uses solar power during the day and runs off a battery bank at night. the floor is made of special sport tiles to provide a buffer if you do happen to fall the roof will double as a part of a laser show with led moonflowers to make it a true disco experience. the roller disco is going to be open wednesdays through sundays with skate sessions throughout the day tickets are $15 for adults including skates. and today is your last chance to catch the 50th annual half moon bay art and pumpkin festival, and there's going to be plenty of activities for everyone including a costume contest live music and pumpkin carving. you can also take part in a pie eating contest the winning pumpkin from last week's way off which set the north american record at more than 2,500 pounds is going to be on display for you to take pictures with the festival runs from nine to five on main street between mill and

spruce admission is free. and meteorologist lisa arjen tracking the forecast for talking about so many fall events that we're going to have some nice fall weather to go with it. yeah, we would like some rain right? well, that's what we want. most of all i need. yes, they had that in southern, california yesterday in the desert and we are running dry. of course the new water year officially getting underway october 1st, and there were hints about a little bit of precip next weekend, but let's talk about this weekend where we are raining dry in temperatures have been running below average. we've had a lot of cloud cover some breezy winds and a cooler air mass visiting us. there's a look at live doppler seven with all the fog up and down the coast and into our inland valley. so it did clear yesterday inland for the time being but as we get into your morning hours with all the low cloud cover it's mild

out there in the 60s 62 in foster city 61 this morning redwood city upper 50s along the coast with some low 60s from concord to livermore so milder to start out cooler than average as we get year afternoon or 24 hour temperature change shows that we are anywhere from four to seven degrees warmer this morning and as we look outside visibility is good because the deck of low clouds is running so high the base of the low clouds we're looking at from sutro plenty clouds this morning cooler than average today into your monday and looking at the warmer days mainly arriving tuesday into wednesday. we'll be into the 80s underneath more partly cloudy conditions. here's a look at the low cloud deck. it does peel back but you notice that it remains not only along the coast but sort of drifting into parts parts of marin, sam mateo, and we've had that finger fog over into oakland, so we'll call those communities partly to mostly cloudy then sunny inland as we get into your monday more high and mid-level clouds for a mix of clouds and sun in the afternoon, but here's when the temperatures begin to climb through the 70s in our inland valleys. then the bay will follow and as we get into your tuesday still the high in mid-level cloud cover. here's a look at the highs tomorrow once again 60s downtown one more likely a few degrees warmer on the bay shore and then

inland will be about three to four degrees warmer by tuesday notice. we've got the 80s over spreading much of our inland valleys up through sonoma and into marin and down in the south bay along the peninsula the sea breeze stays intact, but we also will see temperatures climbing through the 70s there. here's the warmest day. it is the middle of the week on wednesday highs will be in the upper 80s partly cloudy and notice that we could even see some 80s over towards the east bay, so it's a warm one and we'll be looking. at the coolest days today with a slight recovery into monday. so eyes today from the upper 60s in fremont and oakland mid-60s downtown one of the warmer locations for you, morgan hill 74 fairfield 76 the accuweather 7-day forecast morning low clouds, then partly cloudy in the afternoon today and the next several days, but with the mild numbers to start out, we're not going too far today for those upper 60s oakland fremont in san francisco, but as we get into the middle of the week, you'll

feel the warm up in the mid and upper 80s a little muggy this morning and then by the middle of the week, usually we get those offshore wins this time of year. we don't have to worry about that, but we do remain dry. all right. we remain dry. yeah hoping for some rain. yes, maybe further out there. yeah. keep our fingers crossing. all right. thank you lisa so much just the head bridging the digital divide the innovative way one. nonprofit is helping farm workers connect to health services. disney's celebrating halloween with a month full of tricks and cheats for the whole family on disney plus hulu and freeform streaming exclusively on disney plus hocus pocus 2, the lung

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us now from new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. good morning coming up on gma breaking overnight the suspected stockton serial killer arrested what we know from california police about the suspect and the moments before he was taken into custody plus new details on that fiery uprising at a notorious

prison in iran dramatic images coming in after protests of our clashes between inmates and guards what the state department and iranian state media are now saying and highlights from the diamond last night as the phillies knock off the defending champs and the cleveland guardians best the yankees. it's all ahead here on gma. all right, a local nonprofit has found an innovative way to take health and computer sciences directly to farm workers at their work sites. they're using a bus so workers can use the internet and even connect with doctors abc 7 news reporter, gloria rodriguez introduces us to the program. the double-decker bus will look like this designed just for farm workers featuring the conference room. computer lab and in three three rooms for a small conferences and for doctors visits, you know through telehealth with mental health clinicians as well. and just as a set of the art

vehicle, there's gonna be visiting the farms bring in equity into the farms meeting members, you know see the bus. this is the farm worker program director at alas in. halfmate, the nonprofit is bringing the bus to the coast. ximena says farm workers may not see a doctor when they're sick due to transportation challenges or a fear of missing out on

page. i like farm work farm worker. yesenia. garcia says, this bus will make it easier to get medical care. that way we don't have to miss too much work like the time is limited for us. so here's how it'll work. the bus will be coming to three farms on the coast like this one certain days of the week and then they hope to visit the

other places too areas like another salinas watsonville central valley, so maybe other organizations in that area will be interested to implement our program like this a program that will also help bridge the will also help bridge the digital divide a lot of f without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive.

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he's just chugging along right now. i know it really is and starting out with some milder temperature. so maybe not too hard to get going this morning as you look at the numbers in the low 60s for san francisco and oakland 64 in fremont and a couple upper 50s up towards santa rosa. so we're milder. we've retained that heat from yesterday's cloud cover. the temperatures. hadn't had a chance to drop off underneath any clear sky at all because you can see the clouds blanket the entire area through nine o'clock as we get into noon time. check it out. we are still gray for many locations, but the clouds peel back from our inland valleys were in the upper 60s low 70s towards the afternoon partly cloudy along the bay shore to mostly cloudy along the coast of the cloud deck, but the numbers will return to warmer than average readings. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. see you soon lisa. thank you in stockton. the suspected serial killer has been taken arrested. he's expected to appear in court on tuesday. police. say 43 year old wesley brownlee is the suspect in seven shooting six of them were deadly and one of the victims. from oakland officers say ballistic tests linked brownlee to all seven shootings with tips from the community. they were able to find out where

he lived and the police chief says brownlee was armed when officers confronted him. he believes brownlee was preparing for another kill. the us is sending more aid to ukraine. it's a 725 million dollar package that includes military vehicles and ammunition. it comes as russia has escalated its attacks following the bombing of a strategic bridge abc news reporter brick clinic has the story. the us announcing another round of military aid for ukraine a package worth $725 million dollars the news coming citizens

from occupied hair salon, one of the territories putin recently annexed that ukraine is fighting to take back losing her son would be a decisive blow to putin's war ambitions. are they just the russian president has said there's no need for more massive strikes for now saying russia was not looking to destroy ukraine. his comments coming as russian missiles rain down on zaparesia on friday putin has said his recent call up of troops would end in about two weeks with 16,000 reservists already on the front line, but russian military leaders are facing criticism at home as news of the first deaths of these new recruits are reported. meanwhile, ukrainian officials are urging people to conserve energy and prepare for a difficult winter after russia pummeled the country's infrastructure demand on the rise for items like generators gas burners and wood burning stoves brick clinic abc news, kiev, ukraine coming up on this week transportation. secretary pete buttigieg will

talk about inflation the latest jobs report recession fears and when he thinks americans can expect to feel relief you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos at eight this morning right here on abc 7. well the parents of an injured teen are accused of attacking a high school principal in yuba county sheriff's deputies were called to break up a student fight near lyndhurst high school and all of her's last month one student went to the hospital for treatment now deputies say the parents showed up at school the next day and the father began assaulting the principle the deputies found a ghost gun at the parents home and confirm that it had been brought on to school property a couple is facing a number of charges including assault on a school employee and possession of a weapon on a school campus. broadway dim the lights in honor of angela lansbury last night. she may be best remembered for her role in my favorite in the hit tv series murder she wrote, but she also left her mark on the stage lansbury made her broadway debut in 1957 and earned five tony awards over the

years. she also received a lifetime achievement award lansbury died last week at the age of 96. while bridge day returned to fayetteville in west virginia after a two-year pandemic pause tens of thousands of people from across the country gathered at new river gorge. that's america's newest national park the biggest attraction. there was base jumping. it's the only day it's allowed in the 876 foot bridge hundreds of jumpers made that leap by parachuting off the bridge and bridge day is always the largest one day event in west virginia and judge me by the crowd this year did not disappoint. well this morning someone in the bay area is a lot richer and we are talking hundreds of millions of dollars richer incredible a winning mega millions lottery ticket was sold at a san jose convenience store. another winning ticket was sold in florida. the winners will split the nearly 500 million dollar jackpot abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard talked with store owners and customers are wondering who the lucky person might be. yeah, i was just excited i heard

about the winner was our customers best. pedoni is thrilled to know. he might have sold the wedding mega millions ticket worth of whopping 247 million dollars at this 7-eleven store on kuser road in san jose a copy of the winning tickets for seat is on display near the lotto machine. the winning numbers are nine 22 26 41 44 the mega number 19, the 494 million dollar jackpot will be split with another winner in florida. ice cream so hard for probably like five minutes. i was so excited hamadi nadiri told us by phone that she and her family have owned the 7-eleven since 1987 after immigrating from iran. she says there's been winning tickets sold here before but nothing like this. i really hope and that's money would do great for that person and that person could do a lot of good things with that money. well, i i want two dollars one

time but to win 250 million dollars, that's pretty amazing. and right here in san jose right here in san jose. this winning ticket is truly a win-win for everybody the owners of this store get this they get a 1 million dollar bonus. i knew the day would come it's you too kind your heart is too big long time customer rexanderson is thrilled for the winner and the store owner. i'm so happy for them. i've known him for years the family. they're open helpful. hamadi social donate some of the bonus bonus money to her own community. i have for the lottery says the lucky person has yet to come forward and show the winning ticket. they'll walk into one of our offices with that ticket and fill out all the right people work, but they have up to a year. so it may be a know who this lucky. person the store often sells

eight to 900 lotto tickets per day and many are hoping that lightning strikes twice. i really don't mind getting another track bus in san jose cornell bernard abc 7 news. that's an exciting win if we could all be so fortunate right? well still ahead on abc 7 mornings. hoping to create positive change the new facility at san jose state. that's one step closer to becoming reality and here's a live look from our exploratorium cam showing a beautiful skyline still a little dark outside, but our morning is progressing lisa origin is gonna have your forecast a few minutes. you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory.

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here's a live look from our emeryville camera pointing towards the city. look at all the people getting out and starting their day, even though it's still dark and early. it's been a great weekend and a lot more is gonna be happening to happening today in san francisco. they hate ashbury street there gonna be returning after a two tebli oans say the goal is to fe

the cultural history and diversity. one of the city's most celebrated neighborhoods. it's running from 11 to 5:30 on haight haight street between masonic and stanyan. and tonight is the final night of the mill valley film festival and some big stars are expected to attend a screening of the movie. the good nurse will be held at cinearts sequoia the film stars, eddie redmayne and nami namdi assumua. he assumed one went to cal and was drafted by the raiders and also played for the 49ers. he retired from football in 2013 tickets are still available for the closing night party. they start at 70 dollars lisa a whole lot was happening this weekend, and i think we're gonna have a great start to our week too. i hope it is going to be pleasant. it is milder. here's a look outside. 280 san jose where it is 63 degrees heights came in yesterday in the low 70s five degrees below average in the south bay. we're going to do that again, but a warm-up is on the way for

some 80s playing into the south bay forecast for the weekend. i'll explain next interesting. thank you lisa also next securing the future the two warriors whous signed contract extensions and how much they're worth chris alvarez is breaking it all down coming up in sports.

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look from sfo. i always get sad looking at it makes me yearn for travel. i got a trip coming up next month. anyway olympian sunni lee is adding to her long list of accomplishments the women's sports foundation has named her the 2022 individual sportswoman of the year. the foundation said it chosen 19 year old because of her excellence in women's gymnastics along with her poise. 9th and agility in last year's olympics lee won gold in the all-around and she also earned a silver medal in the team competition. she's now a gymnast that auburn

university and in sports its week six of the nfl and the 49ers are on the road again, the three and two niners take on the atlanta falcons at mercedes-benz stadium kickoff is at 10 this morning and the warriors are giving two key players significant extensions ahead of the season opener this week abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez has a details and this morning sports. good morning. the warriors were off saturday. no practice, but they made plenty of noise securing two key components of the future starting with guard jordan pool. jp can afford as many pool parties as he wants now espn reports that pools agents confirm. he's finalizing a four-year 140 million dollar contract extension the deal expect to be finalized ahead of monday's deadline for rookie extensions for members of the 2019 class coming off a breakout season last year. he put up a career high in nearly every major offensive category, of course a key piece in the championship run last season. paul is joined by andrew wiggins

whose officially signed a four-year 109 million dollar contract extension with the warriors on saturday wiggins. also coming off a career year earned his first all-star nod arguably the warrior's second best player during the postseason outside of stephen curry wiggins technically taking a pay cut to stay with golden state. he's gonna make 33.6 million this season, but that number drops down to an average of about 27 million per year following stanford in south bend taking on norder dame. here we go first drive stanford strike in first casey filkins, finishing it off seven nothing. they lead 13 nothing at one point but here comes notre dame first play the fourth quarter drew pine tobias, merryweather 41 yards and the irish take the lead cardinal to take the lead. so last chance for notre dame pines pass broken up by jonathan mcgill on 4th down cardinal wins, 16 14 snapping an 11 game streak to fbs opponents. taking on winless, colorado in

boulder late third quarter three, nothing game cal finally scores jack plummer to jay michael sturdivant. what a catch that was 14-yard connection. 7-3 cal so nice. twi a cow field goal sent the game to overtime tied to 13 then jt shroud finds montana limonious craig in the corner of the end zone initially ruled out a bounce, but take a look again. it is reviewed and it is a touchdown 20 to 13 buffs fourth and goal cal needs a touchdown but plumbers passes incomplete cow falls 20 to 13. colorado wins their first game of the season as the fans rush the field and after the game coach wilcox, just seething. -- your chest out you go to to work and you own it everybody. just players everybody entire program owns it it's starting with me. i take the responsibility for the performance on the team and that was not good enough san jose state at fresno state devante adams. jersey retirement night. good to see him spartans down 7-3 just before the half seven

cordero up top elijah cooks. nice play 10-7 spartans at the break late third quarter now former cal bear. it's nika romijillo on the dogs. he takes him into the end zone fresno state takes the lead late fourth quarterback of quarterback walker egot forced into action after cordero got banged up and the past is incomplete on fourth and long san jose state falls 1710 the valley trophy remains in fresno. that is your look at sports. let's send things back to you. thanks chris and we're nearing the end of our hour here while almost anyway, so let's get a good look of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa origin. all right, good morning to starting out with our satellite picture with live doppler 7. you can see the activity in southern california that is moving away. they had some showers even a few thunderstorms and a bank of low clouds up and down the coast here and this has of course extended inland and in fact yesterday limited sun for some of you but are inland valleys

were bright that fog came back quickly and as we look outside right now, look, how dark it. is that sun not coming up for another 30 minutes setting at 6:30. that's 11 hours and 11 minutes of daylights. of course those days getting longer, but we're not cooling off. we're pretty mild in the low 60s, san francisco palo alto 63 in san jose and as we look at the shark tank, you can see the gray sky here temperatures back up into the low 70s today for many of you and looking at 59 santa rosa 63 napa concord. livermore is at 61 or 24 hour temperature change and keeps this on the mild side with five to seven degrees milder than yesterday that cloud cover. not letting the temperatures drop when we get the clear sky we have seen those temperatures in the 40s couple nights ago in our north bay valleys. we don't have that in the forecast for the next few days, but you can see the bridge from the distance of the visibility underneath the low cloud deck pretty good as the bases are higher out there.

so plenty of clouds this morning cooler than average for today and tomorrow so mainly 60s and 70s 80s return with the warmest days being tuesday and wednesday low clouds and fog pulling back. it's staying gray for parts of mill valley the east bay shore el cerrito along the peninsula redwood city getting some sun, but right along the coast looking kind of dicey there san carlos partly cloudy. otherwise, we'll get into the warmer pattern. it's high pressure begins to build in allowing for the sunnier afternoons and our inland valleys, but we'll call it partly cloudy for your monday and you can see high and mid-level clouds continue to visit us into tuesday as well. here's a look at the absence of rain. now. this is a outlook for the next six days and as we get going into tuesday remember, this is our milder days is high pressure builds in so that storm spreads track splitting that trough to the south and you can see some rain to the north, but as we get into thursday friday, we had hoped we were going to see some

rain and then by next weekend, you can see it continues to evade us and the rest of california in the south bay 68 milpitas look for a returned some cooler than average numbers by about five degrees in san jose 71 for you 67 in millbrae as well as mountain view with that seabreeze in the afternoon. the clouds just low 60s at the coast 65 downtown a couple degrees below average, but more like five degrees below average here in the north bay 70 petaluma and sonoma so feeling like fall certainly here. you head up towards sonoma boy. it did not clear yesterday though. it was chilly for much of sonoma 67 in oakland san leandro union city with upper 60s in castro valley. you had inland were a couple degrees warmer with 74 in concord and livermore this afternoon overnight lows. we're back into the 50s with the cloud deck up pervasive all the way across the bay area and the accuweather seven day forecast. we've got mid 70s to upper 70s

so both today and tomorrow we are below average inland and around the bay staying pretty consistent along the coast with 60s there tuesday and wednesday we get into higher pressure more warmth, but we don't have those offshore winds. so certainly a good thing we get into the latter part of the work week and we will cool off. so certainly we're doing well without the critical fire danger here locally. yeah, exactly. it's the most important thing. yeah. i like the end of the forecast feels like fall on saturday. yeah. i love that. i'm always looking ahead to the next saturday off that saturday too. good. thank you lisa. right. well thanks to millions of dollars in state funding san jose state university is one step closer to building its new

track and facility and legacy center. it will honor civil rights icons tommy smith and john carlos abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains how the school helps the project can lead to positive change similar to what their two famous alumni did at the olympics more than 50 years ago. and act as simple as raising a fist had impacts felt worldwide 54 years after tommy smith and

john carlos made this salute children to access open space. to play in the grass to run on the track to have a safe space where the kids can just be kids the other part of the project directly builds upon what tommy smith and john carlos stood for a speed city legacy center will be built to spread the message of race and social justice in hopes to inspire the next generation of civil rights heroes an opportunity for us tog about hopefly4 years from now because of what it does in ter o bringing sanunersityany ta about. this is who we are at the feet of historyrds positive change in jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news. and next sunday streets finale san francisco gearing up for the last event of the year. we'll have the details of the festivities and where you'll be able to find the activities.

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