mystery surrounding a very car as investigators continue to dig. we look at the details of the homes previous owner. before we talk about that story, let's get a check of forecast. >> the winds are 30 miles per hour. we have a wind advisory along the coast due to this cold front working through the bay area. the skies are going to clear behind. then the winds are going to

shift for the second half of the weekend. 60 degrees in oakland. 60 degrees half moon bay. the windsor in excess of 40 miles per hour. because it is so mild, this temperature change looks dramatic, but the second half of the day is cool and blustery. very windy. the skies are beginning to clear of the golden gate bridge. we will talk about the longest day of the week coming up. >> on the peninsula, it is still not clear if there are remains inside the mercedes that was discovered in the backyard of a mansion. there are new details about the person who owned the home.

tim has the details. >> and where the wealthiest towns in america, suspicious scene is unfolding. on thursday, landscapers discovered a car buried in the backyard of a home on stockbridge avenue. >> the vehicle was possibly buried sometime in the 1990's approximately 4-6 feet underground. >> so far, no remains have been found although cadaver dogs have been brought on scene. >> they could be reacting to blood, remains, old bones. >> the vehicle was reported stolen in 1992. the owner of the house at the time has since come under the spotlight. not least of all for his past

which includes arrests for crimes such as murder and insurance fraud. >> he was arrested for arranging to have the yacht sunk so he could collect the insurance. >> the owner has died and the house has changed owners several times. the district attorney says he is keeping an eye on the investigation. >> when i first heard about it, i said this sounds like we are dealing with foul play of some sort. >> case remains open and ongoing. authorities of stress that no criminal charges have been brought against anyone. for now, we wait for answers. >> sometimes the answers come 24-48 hours. other times, it's search warrants and looking at old records. >> events are being put on hold at sin as a state following the

death of a football player. our reporter was at vigil last night and says the death has sent shockwaves to the community. >> marching and morning after the death of the san jose state football player. >> i'm sorry we didn't get to say goodbye. he didn't serve to collect this. >> loved ones holding tightly to one another and the memories gathering at the scene of the deadly accident for a vigil. >> being with him every day, i knew he would go to war with me when i was beside him. >> from the football team to his friends.

>> for paying respects to my best friend. >> diane went to high school with him in southern california. >> he was a beautiful soul and he will dearly be missed. he had a greatalways made every. >> we lost a great human being. >> describing him as hard-working, caring, and committed. >> he gets in an accident because he is trying to get to a practice at 7:00 in the morning. >> the athletic director announcing the game is being postponed. calling the players the priority. >> our coaches are going to be support and we're going to work it minute by minute day by day. >> he was a guy that i could go to about anything. mental health, girls, whatever it may be. he was always there for me and i know he didn't just do it for me. >> look at all these people.

you can see the impact, what he is done. we're going to carry him. >> the death is also being felt miles away. he attended saint genevieve high school in los angeles. he was a two-time m.v.p. on the football team and he also ran track and field. >> he was every teachers favorite. he was teachers dream. when he was on the field or running track, he was always prepared. >> the football team had a game friday night where they paid tribute. at san jose state, he was planning to major in communications with help of one

day being a sports analyst on television. the chinatown improvement council is giving a school 400 backpacks. a shooting on campus left six people injured and left the principal asking for more backpacks. no arrests have been made. san francisco unified is starting its enrollment process for the next school year. in person enrollment fairs are going to be held. the new superintendent talked about enrollment on our 3:00 p.m. show this week. >> the enrollment did not decline as much is projected. what is in our control is

showcasing the amazing work happening in the district. >> the presentations will be posted online. smaller workshops will be held next month. the u.s. appeals court has temporarily blocked joe biden's student debt relief program. they claim he has no authority to issue forgiveness. joe biden spoke about how his administration is continuing to allow people to apply while the saga unfolds. >> gave millions of americans a little more breathing room. >> earlier this week, district court dismissed the same case saying they did not have the legal standing to sue over the issue. pfizer's vaccine is going to

cost up to $130 once government contracts expire. the company says it expects people to pay a lot less out-of-pocket. all but one county has low levels according to the cdc. the number of cases of the new variant have doubled in the united states but they still remain rare. a recent study that ties hair straightening chemicals to uterine cancer has led to a lawsuit. it was filed on friday by a woman who developed cancer after hair straightening products. in 2018, she was diagnosed with uterine cancer despite having no family history. l'oreal has not publicly commented on the suit. let's get a check outside.

>> it is windy and is going to get worse the coast. a wind advisory goes up in a couple of hours from gillette down to big sur. the fire danger is elevated this weekend. details next. >> up ahead why some residents are asking the city to say no to home depot. and an active violence is inspiring new social justice art.

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the city secured funding to build a bathroom but after learning about the price tag, the governor said it is going to hold funding to use the money more efficiently. we are committed to building a better bay area and one of the issues we are focusing on is the economy. in oakland, a project is pitting the demand for housing against jobs. home depot would go at the intersection near broadway and some say it is a prime spot for housing. >> you see these people? they don't want this lot to be place to buy tools. they don't want a lot to be a place to buy anything used to build a home. they want a lot to become homes.

that is the goal of friday night's demonstration. instead or home depot, they would rather it be turned into a place to live. >> it brings more people to the neighborhood which brings shoppers to local businesses. >> at a time were limited housing is an issue in many cities, protesters say it's time to build more. >> we are in a housing crisis and we need to build more units. we have come to this spot, we are crunched together but we want to show and highlight this is a huge eyesore in a vacant lot that has been vacant for a long time but it is still a huge canvas of opportunity. >> the property owner plans to work with the developer to build a home depot at this location. it is right next a bit easy street -- busy street. >> the city wanted housing and the developer wanted housing.

>> if home depot does get built in this lot, protesters worry about pedestrian safety. you can already see how busy this road is. >> as it is now, we can barely cross the street and we're talking about an increase in volume. >> they said the city supports them in their push to get more housing. this lot is not owned by the city which is why on friday, they are urging landowner to consider building housing. >> we want them to know that the community supports housing and we will be here to support through the process. >> today in the north bay new social justice public art piece is being dedicated and installed in the wake controversy. a man was caught on camera trying to remove chalk art mural honoring breonna taylor.

three painted panels and taken the place. they're inspired by the words freedom, justice, and liberty. >> beautiful tragedies make us who we are. for us to understand that we can understand each other better. >> the piece is called regeneration. the next week is your opportunity to try out best restaurants at a discount. fall restaurant week kicked off wednesday hundred one market kick things off yesterday with before chef for course dinner on the embarcadero.

about 5800 pg&e customers could have their power shut off starting this weekend. the utility will possibly implement a power shut off due to high winds and dry conditions. sonoma and napa county are included. pg&e meteorologists will continue to monitor conditions. we will keep you updated. lisa is tracking this. what areas are you most focused on? >> tomorrow, the winds go offshore in the upper elevations. it is windy, but right now they're coming out of the northwest. a cold front is bringing cold and wintry conditions to the pacific west. as it moves in, it will clear skies.

we had a few raindrops in south lake tahoe otherwise we are looking at a lot of cloud cover and little bit of clearing along the coast. the wind is over 30 miles per hour and it will continue to build up to 40 miles per hour through the afternoon. the risk of drying out the atmosphere and heightened fire danger increases this afternoon and tomorrow. overall temperatures have stayed up due to the wind and cloud cover. we will reverse that trend early next week.

it's a hazardous day at the beach is and also if you are headed to the coast. breezy wins this morning, windy and cooler. then looking at the elevated fire danger tomorrow. this is a wind advisory. the winds in excess of 35 miles per hour. even 55 mile per hour gusts could be common. tomorrow this is a fire weather watch. the down sloping winds taking all of the moisture out of the atmosphere. today 30-40 mile-per-hour winds by noontime.

over 50 at the coast. look how breezy it is at oakland. tonight mild with easy wins. sunday afternoon straight northerly winds allowing for dry air. as you look at the fire danger index, you notice today 2:00 yellow and orange from mount tam through sonoma county. that means the risk increases for fire danger and it gets more elevated toward the east bay on sunday. the winds will continue to blow fast and dry out the brush. low 70's inos with gusty winds at the coast and the fire weather watch by the delta. elevated fire danger. be vigilant today and tomorrow. by monday and tuesday, the

cooler mornings are with us. still drive-thru next week. >> we have time to get our halloween costumes. just ahead, learning history through clothing.

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october is filipino history month. today we are looking at filipino fashion. our guest shows us how local artists are showing their roots in their designs. >> elegance.

i asked my family to dig deep for examples but these are two types of traditional filipino fashion. typically designed as a formalwear, there is a resurgence of sculptured sleeves in day-to-day attire. >> it is all spanish influenced, but i will say when folks see our iteration of the sleeves, they know that's a filipino dress top or whatever. i definitely love that aspect. >> she is dedicating much of her work. >> that's a huge part of my art style because i think that

women, we are powerful enough to embody a landscape and we provide and we give but also we are asking for that respect back. >> brave or fierce. it's deep meaning with the purpose of educating. >> wearing a shirt. people are like what is that? it's an opportunity to have a conversation to provide insight. >> michael owns a clothing store out of san jose. his business was born out of sheer interest. >> it was 2009. there was a demand for filipino culture. >> he says his designs took off without him fully understanding the history or cultural icons

used. that has changed. he is dedicated years to research and expanding his knowledge. now his catalog shows experience and influence. >> it's a collection of images representing the international hotel. the manila men in louisiana. >> themes of activism and advocacy one probably. each item and intersection of history and culture presented in a contemporary way. >> i like to think of what is something i would wear? how can i elevated with a nod to history? >> honoring filipino-american history month. >> beautiful fashion. still to come, child respiratory

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they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ >> thank you for joining us. it is feeling like fall. >> yes but we have a fire danger concern heading into the second half of the weekend. the winds are up to 45 miles per hour. clearing throughout the morning. the temperatures haven't changed because the wind has been up. 60 degrees in livermore. it feels mild if you are away from the wind.okt ar and san ma.

thro day as the skies clear, the winds pick up. we are looking at the wind shifting into the second half of the weekend. that will allow for a little bit of sunshine but the big headline is going to be the dry weather. with elevated fire danger. details on that coming up. >> doctors and children's hospitals are seeing a spike in children needing treatment for respiratory illnesses. it is still unclear what's behind this search. >> this morning, the dramatic rise in respiratory illnesses across the u.s.. cases of rsv spreading. the age group most impacted by flulike illness our children under five. hospitals in 43 states telling

us they are facing a crush of the flu, rsp, and other common viruses. in connecticut, a 10 month old got progressively sicker with rsv winding up in the er overnight where she was treated with a nebulizer. >> she had been lethargic for more than 24 hours. she was showing lots of signs of dehydration. >> at el paso children's hospital, rsv cases have spiked 300% since august. she has spent nearly one week in the er with her one-year-old son. >> it is been very emotional. here in the alarms on might go off because of his oxygen saturation. >> officials say they are bracing for a possible shortage of beds for the most vulnerable. >> kaiser mental health care

workers voted to ratify the four-year contract following a 10 week long strike. the agreement promises staff retention, improving patient wait times, and improving mental health c omtment toirpiomes after theeale in u.s. history. we're learning more about the man accused of being a stockton serial killer. he used a ghost gun in three of the murders. he is barred from owning or buying a gun legally. san jose officials have released new details on how it plans to enforce the new gun harm reduction ordinances. one requires that owners have insurance coverage for their firearms.

those in possession must have a current homeowners or gun insurance policy. the house select committee investigating the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol formerly subpoenaed former president trump yesterday. it requires ur over documents by november 4 and to appear for a deposition next month. the only person who can tell in the gaps is the man himself. steve bannon has been sentenced to four months in prison. aguilty of two counts of contempt of congress fortifying a january 6 committee subpoena. the judge ruled he will not have to serve time during the appeals process. a reminder, you can watch gavin

newsom and his republican challenger right here on abc 7 on sunday starting at 6:00 p.m. for the only governors debate before the november 8 election. you can also watch on-demand through the app. there might be challenges as americans start casting the challenges for the midterms. they are taking extra measures and warnings to ensure voter security. >> with just three weekends to go until the midterm elections, the fbi is sending a stark warning of potential crimes. one in six local election workers have experienced threats and one in five are very or somewhat unlikely to continue serving through 2024.

arizona authorities investigating multiple threats of voter intimidation. when voter drops off what appears to be a ballot. later you see a number of people set up lawn chairs nearby. that voter alleging they were filmed, followed, and accused of being a mule. >> we have been preparing for activity based on things that have come to our attention. groups of watch parties or tailgate parties. >> the clerk in wisconsin says his office was inundated with threats following the election. since then, they have added a plexiglas wall, new security cameras, and funds for a safer facility. >> nationwide officials fortifying their offices. in florida, new kevlar walls. in flagstaff, a buzzer entry.

and in colorado, security guards. >> still ahead, eat what you want and pay what you want. the bay area restaurant taking prices off the menu. we will hear from the person behind the idea. there's a look outside looking over the bay bridge. we would check in with lisa on what you can expect coming up.

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a restaurant in the north bay is taken prices off their menu until the end of the year. a rapper and entrepreneur wants to give back to his hometown. >> the excitement in his voice is not just over the newly renovated cafe he funded. what's about to happen monday

morning? >> we are allowing the people to come in and order the meal and eat with they want pay whatever they want. the people who can't afford it get to eat for free. >> under the good company ethos of pay what you want for music and merchandise, the same concept will go into play until the end of the year. a way to build and grow community. >> it is not been a place where people have traveled around the world to be but we have been creating an infrastructure. think it's necessary if we want this to be a place that we love. >> he started during the pandemic hosting proud to pay events. there was no hesitation in saying yes. >> beautiful the community came out people came out from out of state. sin is a everywhere. it brought the community together other cities together

and they saw something beautiful. >> this is also a homecoming. he moved from san francisco to serve his hometown. >> everything will work out. the community will be here for us. it's going to be beautiful. >> just giving back to the place that raise them. >> we are doing the right thing and there's nothing to take advantage of. >> let's get a check outside. can see it is windy. >> how about 43 mile per hour wind gusts? this afternoon, that mr. dries out. we have our danger outlook increasing through the second half of the weekend. in the upper elevations, things are going to turn as it continues to work through the bay area. we will talk about the weekend forecast and beyond coming up.

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here's a love look at the flag blowing in the wind. we keep talking about the wind advisory. let's talk sports. denver is a highly motivated team after steph company -- steph curry kick them out. we have more on the matchup. >> the warriors and nuggets met last night at chase center. denver showing why they are very dangerous. the warriors knocked denver out of the playoffs last year. steph curry three plus felt that

was a four point play. how do you defend that? the nuggets killed 20 point lead. 34 points now up close and personal. a triple double headed furious late come back by the warriors. he might be the best quarterback in denver. the warriors fault. in football, christian mccaffrey arriving in town. did a light workout after the rest of the team practice. he has to study the playbook hopes to play on sunday against she. if healthy, he is one of the most exciting players and he is fired up. >> how could you not want to

play here? i'm extremely fired up. i have a history with coach shanahan. can't express how happy i am to be here. >> there are a lot of ties there but if there were no ties, you turn on the film and you see an excellent football player. we are fortunate to have him. >> a man who led the giants to three titles is heading back to the dugout. he is had enough of time it. game three. the padres went he of chances.

the phillies tory us. that is a rep on morning sports. >> is going to be a pretty nice weekend, but chilly. >> definitely feeling like autumn. temperatures are up. we have a cold front moving through specific request. tonight the cold air moves in but we still have cloud cover. it is partly cloudy with sunshine trying to come out. the windsor gusty right now from the city over into the east bay. half moon bay wind gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour.

good napa, 59. much cooler this afternoon a low average again. the golden gate bridge skies clearing. we will begin to see the winds fierce along the coast today.

very gusty and here is our weather watch. relative humidity now is over 90% expecting tomorrow dropping below 20 even 50%. that is due to the fast-moving winds. you can see from the northwest today. breezy tonight keeps our temperatures from getting too chilly. tomorrow afternoon come the direction shifts from onshore to offshore. that will allow for relative humidity supplement. the fire danger index indicates later today yellows for the north bay then sunday afternoon look at the yellow. that is an indication of how dry things are going to get to the second half of the weekend. today 60's for most of us. he low 70's inland.

windy and breezy. the wind advisory along the coast today and higher fire danger for sunday. clear and cool overnight lows monday and tuesday. staying dry the last week of october. pleasant by the end of the week by the time the winds relax. quarks cross our fingers for rain soon. a move from environmental groups is putting a spotlight on hazard in the delta. advocates say steps can be taken to fight the damage. our meteorologist has the details. >> destructive algae bloom that struck san francisco bay this summer has had researchers looking at causes and solutions. several environmental groups are demanding action on a similar challenge. they are focused on toxic loan that is become almost a yearly encouraged -- current.

>> it produces a toxin that is poisonous to people and their pets. >> he is a senior scientist with san francisco bay keeper. the group captured these drone images. while the exact causes are being studied, this and other groups have filed an emergency petition with the water resources control board. it is asking to increase the seasonal flow of water into the delta from the river to levels they say were laid out four years ago in an amended plan. it is suggested it will help fish and wildlife and potentially flush out microorganisms causing the bloom. >> if we had those standards operational by next february and 40% of river made it to the delta through june of next year, it is possible it could ameliorate the bloom that will happen next summer. >> this has the state officials

are wrestling over the future of water allocations divided between residential, agriculture, canned other uses. groups like restore the delta are working on a pilot survey that are understand the blooming sacco's -- cycles. they believe the information is crucial to understanding. >> if water is not stagnant, it doesn't absorb heat energy which is what helps drive the harmful blooms. >> bay keeper has filed a lawsuit wondering if the 40% flow standard is enough. in the meantime, they are hoping the petition process will spark movement toward increasing flows to that level. >> a could be beneficial to ameliorate the harmful bloom problem while we get a better standard that will protect fish and wildlife to the level the board has said needs to occur.

>> we contacted the state water resources control board. they said they cannot comment on the flow level request just yet but they could have more say next week as the review process moves forward. halloween is just around the corner and that means fun at the oakland zoo. a preview coming up. oh my gosh. oh my gosh, oh all right, this is such a wonderful moment. i don't mean to get in the middle of it. oh but you are in the middle. cause you're in illinois, you're in the middle of everything. and you're getting married. illinois the middle of everything.

a funny story. lots of rabbits for adoption. the shelter has no more space to house incoming once. they vary from sweet and cuddly to fun and spunky. they are open every day until 5:00 p.m.. they're looking for people to adopt as soon as possible. it is the first night of boo at the zoo. the annual event kicks off at

10:00 this morning. you must reserve tickets in advance. the event runs throughout over 31st and children are expected to show up in full costume for a scavenger hunt. people can post on social media and different themes happen on different days. teams started arriving to the beach about an hour ago. the sandcastle building starts at 11:00 this morning. thousands of people gather to watch and build the giant sand sculptures. it is so impressive when they do that. >> unfortunately, the wind is out there. wins already over 30 miles per hour. gusting to 50 at the coast.

tomorrow much drier air be careful. >> thank you for joining us. coming up a full day of college football. these are the shows coming up.

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