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>> warriors -- building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> there is no guarantee. it means you're my ends up in the pocket of big oil -- your money ends up in the pocket of big oil. >> the one and only debate might change the races in the days ahead, but calling out election -- hatred in the election seasons to come. standing up dissolve present day politics. think you for joining us. i am dion lim. the issues of race and social justice are fundamental for our work in building a better bay area, and tonight tackling hate was front and center.

groups from a variety of faiths and backgrounds came together to show a unified front heading into election season. our reporter has their message of cooperation. >> imagine our country right now because our islamic and muslim friends try to make their ways in america. >> this is one of the speakers at the third baptist church in san francisco. this is the first meeting of an inter-faith group to stamp out hate and racism. >> we need something to unite us, and faith is the biggest thing that can unite all of us. we can show to the city that we are altogether. >> carlos, the ceo of the hispanic hispanic chambers of san francisco, joins others with the message of unity. >> combining our strength,

helping arch other -- each other, and we have got to know each other and this event today is a result of that. >> there are a lot of good people who do nothing, and we have too many people who have been silent. i have spoken out because of the fear. but we are not scared. >> the legendary reverence is the work is already being done. he spoke with a place where people from the community's people come to stand together and form food for the neighborhood. >> we are not going to express our hate -- you're hate at our expense. >> even that neighbor that does not look like us, that neighbor that does not think of -- think like us, that neighbor does not speak the same language. >> he says this unity group is

helping to break down the barriers. >> with all of the issues we have been having with the african-american and asian war, we stamp that out to come together. dion: now to voice your vote in that november election. the one and only debate for california governor was in full swing today. governor gavin newsom and his challenger, state senator brian dolly -- brian dahle, had a debate today. >> he is driving up the cost of gasoline and electricity. california pays 75% higher on gas than anywhere else. >> you have consistently opposed efforts to provide relief for gas and you have doubled down on the talking points of big oil. dion: on the issue of the

state's fentanyl prices, things got heated. >> day one as governor, i would make fentanyl the top of mind. >> a state of emergency and we will magically solve fentanyl. that is what my opponent just said. it will magically disappear on the basis of a state of emergency, that he will somehow adopt a secret strategy. dion: both candidates have big plans for their next four years. >> i want to double down on her energy and climate project sees -- our energy and climate policies. >> if you want something different, you can vote for me and we can have some change in california, the ability to live the california dream. dion: election day is tuesday, november 8. you can catch more of the gubernatorial debate anytime on our when site -- website or on

the abc 7 bay area news app. it is available on streaming apps. let's take you outside for a live look from our east bay hills cam. the winds are let's standing by mike: some of us may be turning up our heaters when we wake up in the morning. the winds are about 12 miles per hour. there are still faster than usual, but everybody else definitely below criteria and those will continue to taper as they are in the valleys. look at all of those areas of come conditions. we are putting the windy weekend to rest, but we did transport those winds into dry air. look at the dew points. we were at 29 in napa. normally we have dew points in the 40's and 50's. when there is no moisture is in

the air, the temperature fluctuates a lot, and when there is a very dry air, lowe's could drop down to 34 degrees. remember to cover the sensitive plants and keep your pets inside tonight. it will take a look at the areas that will be dealing with that and also the chance of wet weather,. maybe on. sunday. dion: we will be watching. coming up, the nurses in oakley are expected to begin a five-day strike. the nurses union says this is a response to a high turnover, workplace violence. that strike is expected to last through saturday morning at three east hospital campuses. the association represents about 18,000 nurses. we have reached out to southern health for response, but have not heard back. in the east bay, a sweater --

bittersweet goodbye from customers. denmark bakery has been in business for 93 years, and tara campbell captured what makes them so special. reporter: heavy hearted customers waiting for hours on sunday for one last taste of a taste of denmark. >> a wonderful bakery. reporter: 493 years, this bakery has been serving up everything from butter cookies to cakes. >> my parents had their wedding cake here, i re-created it for their anniversary, and i have gotten every one of my kids' cakes here. >> it is a staple in oakland and it is sad to see them go. tara: she has been coming here for her entire life. >> it started here in a stroller

with my grandmother 70 years ago, and every holiday season. tara: people packing in, picking off pastries and pies, and saying their goodbyes. >> we are closed but not retiring. tara: ramon luna is one of the employees who took over the business more than a decade ago. citing increasing rent and rising inflation some of the reasons they are closing. >> we have been here through everything, and then the increase of ingredients, everything is just making it tougher for us. tara: the memory is more meaningful than the money. this is where his mother worked. >> when i was nine years old, she was working here is the clerk. that is how i started learning about the business. when i was 18, i started working here. tara: and passing that tradition

onto his daughter, bianca. this lineup has not relented all day. it is well past closing time and it is still going strong. >> this is what he will see on a holiday line, so this is impressive. >> if i would have had this support earlier, i wouldn't be closing my doors. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. dion: as for what is next, luna says reopening a smaller location is not out of the question just yet. in west oakland today, community members through a block party to honor the legacy of dr. huey newton, founder of the black panther party. ♪ dion: today marks the one-year anniversary of the first installation on city-owned land that commemorates after newton

and the party. this sculpture depicting newton is located on mandela parkway in west oakland. the foundation that bears his name shared this video with us. community leaders turned out to celebrate to share a message that still resonates today. >> every individual freedom fighter finds himself to have work to do and now is the time that we do that. dion: newton founded the black panther party is in oakland in 1966. coming up, it is a story you will see only on seven, a great-grandmother stepping in to stop climb -- stop a crime. hear the can't miss conversation who jumped out -- with the woman who jumped out to save her neighbor. thus, a message that was splattered on one

i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31.

dion: a remarkable story coming out of west oakland. a cane wielding grandmother saved another senior. take a look. tonight, i spoke to that woman who ran up to help. she is known a 76-year-old ms. fay. she witnessed that man coming out to snatch her elderly neighbor's purse last month. ms. fay, using her cane, jumped in to break up the robbery attempt, even throwing her cane at the car. were you scared to jump in? most of the time people were worried there might be a gun. >> fear never crossed my mind because i am crazy, i guess.

[laughter] i don't know. it is just something that is in my nature. i do things and it does not bother me until a couple of hours later. dion: she is something. because of miss fay, the suspect did not get away with her neighbor's purse. law enforcement never encourages people to interfere with the crime in progress, so she is grateful because the situation could have been worse. she has this advice. >> just try to be neighborly, watch out for your neighbors and their surroundings, even for your personal self because so many things have been happening lately. not just in oakland but all over the world. just be aware of your surroundings. that is all i have to say about that. dion: good advice. oakland police tell me this is an active investigation and asks

anyone with information to come forward. i met activists set storm -- climate activists set storm again, this time at a set in germany. activists through to -- threw mashed potatoes at a painting of monday, and then lose themselves to the wall. the activists are drawing attention to the climate crisis. the works were not damaged because it was protected by glass. people got a one-of-a-kind experience today in san francisco. ♪ they had a chance to explore the war memorial opera house's and crannies. they offered the opportunity to get on stage. people also offered crafting workshops and conducting lessons. >> this building is one of the great opera houses of the world and it is a city building.

it is a cultural crown of san francisco and the bay area. dion: this month marks the opera hoe's 90th anniversary. the current season runs through july of next year and san francisco opera will celebrate its 100th season next year. quite a career, 100 years. getting to the weather, i think there were blankets out, get the heaters out. mike: close the windows. dion: i accidentally leave them open. mike: and i run the fan a lot. it will be a cold one out there, the first time we will be talking about frost. you can see how calm and clean and clear the night sky is as we head into tonight through tomorrow morning. as you look from the tower, we use this as the backdrop.

clear and calm conditions tonight where you may need the heater. that is something to think about also. breezy again on tuesday and wednesday, lesser than what we had over the weekend. remember saturday and howe coula week from today. you see the low and high pressure are drifting to parts of that gradient that are relaxing, which is why the winds will drop. this remains farther into the south where it has been, so the storm will come down. they will be mainly inside sliders and the gesture will move them towards us. most of it will fall in british columbia and the sierra like we had over the weekend. this is going to slide down the coast, leaving most of its moisture around seattle and portland and vancouver, and possibly dust the sierras with some rain.

that is going to bring us a few more breezes and also keep our temperatures average to below average for most of the week. your is a big difference. look at the temperature in the oceans. it keeps dropping thanks to the northerly winds. that is why temperatures are cooler in places like half moon bay. our destination tomorrow morning, a lot of mid-30's in our deepest valleys and low to mid 40's around most of the bay. 49 in san francisco. that would tie a record cold temperature, and that 46 in oakland will set one. if you are in those specific areas, watch out from 3:00 to 9:00 tomorrow, and you see we have the north bay, the peninsula coast, the east bay valleys, and other side of the santa clara valley. that is a change from 5:00 and 6:00. to tomorrow, we start to hit the

40's and 50's. 70's on the coast at 4:00. we are looking at 73 to 75 in the south bay, 78 to 73 on the peninsula, mid 70's on the coast. it is going to be a really nice night tomorrow. 74 to 76 in the north bay and clean air also in our inland east bay neighborhoods with temperatures in the mid-70's. here is a look at friday and saturday is dry, but sunday we are starting to look at the possibility of some drizzle. even showers are possible and temperatures will be cooler than, so a lot of 60's and 70's, and then 60's and 70's on sunday. dion: it takes the quiet because it will get crazy, knowing how the weather works. mike, thanks. still ahead on abc 7 news, the

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: jerry rice screening christian mccaffrey. the 49ers pushed their trips to the center of the table, making their trade for the already running back. this is a roster that can contend. today, san francisco got a look at what it might take to play for the season against the chiefs.

coach shanahan has a new weapon and how about 10 yards and a first down? the crowd loves it. 62 all-purpose yards, and that led to a field goal. here is jimmy garoppolo flooding it to ray ray mcleod, 10-0 49ers, but the chiefs scored twice. this time, garoppolo picked up the goal. kansas city scored twice with a two score lead. nick bosa, the frustration written all over his face. garoppolo to george kittle who scores on national tight ends day, but that is as close as they get because the chiefs the rest of the way scoring 30 points in the second half. juju smith-schuster breaking free.

there are now three and four overall. as for mccaffrey, eager to be here -- right to be here but eager to do more. >> my coaches and teammates expect me to do some. you cannot sit there and make excuses. >> we go back to work because this stuff is not easy. we have got the right guys for it. >> we have not really played together as a team on defense yet, so we need to get clicking on all cylinders if we are going to make the rounds. >> very frustrating. chris: warriors hosting the kings, mike brown and barbosa collecting their trophies. next trip down, another three and the warriors have seven. they make it 13, and how about making it a 16 point lead? a steel and a splash.

53-pointers and 21 points for s teph. warriors scored a record high. they have a late king's rally and won. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion. dion: thanks. much more to come at abc 7 news on 11:00, including campaign crunch time. house speaker nancy pelosi shared a prediction of who would control congress. plus, another weekend of bay area street shows except with a new type of pun

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: the final stretch. there are just 16 days left until election day with the key races that will swing control of congress. the midterm races now have the attention of the nation and a new abc news poll shows that republicans are slightly ahead. 36% of those surveyed says they trust republican lawmakers to get inflation under control. compare that to 21% that favor the democrats. rachel scott is in nevada tonight with one crucial race that could shake up capitol hill. >> tonight with early voting underway in nevada, all eyes are on the race that could decide which party controls the senate. >> let's just get out that vote. [applause] >> let's take back nevada.

reporter: catherine cortez masto up against adam blackstone. >> we simply cannot afford one more week of the joe biden catherine cortez masto economy. >> they are trying their best, but that is not necessarily enough. reporter: the poll shows republicans retain the advantage over democrats on key issues like the economy and inflation. why should voters stick with democrats on this issue? >> when i was attorney general, we have downturn of the economy and i took on the big banks and fought them. reporter: cortez musto turned to abortion rights, who are important to many like this grandmother of eight. >> if that is lost, can you imagine the other things that are going to be lost? reporter: republicans only need

to net one seat to gain majority in the senate and five to win the house. democrats are hoping to hold the vote, believing that they are gaining ground. >> we are 20 states since congress adjourned, and i see very clearly that the ownership of the ground is with us. dion: that was rachel scott reporting. happening tomorrow, the family of former construction workers are set to learn their punishment for a major fraud case in the aftermath of the disastrous tubs fire. the accused the construction company of taking their money for sub par rebuilding work or work that was not done at all. the family ran a legitimate business but got over their heads after the fire wiped out more than 56 structures and killed 22 people. the accused husband, wife, and

daughter all pleaded no contest to fraud. [tires squealing] at least two sideshows this weekend in the east bay. this one in valeo lasted 20 minutes before police broke up the crowd. last year, valeo made it unlawful to be a spectator or promoter of sideshows within the city. four people were arrested under that ordinance and one vehicle was towed. take a look at this sideshow broken up in oakland. police say they received several calls about the sideshows at 2:00 this morning. there were also reports of gunfire and people setting off fireworks. officers say once they arrived, that crowd dispersed. now to an abc news exclusive. you are hearing from the uvalde, texas school employee who was blamed for leaving the door open

at robb elementary. authorities say that allowed the heavily armed gunmen onto the campus. amy marin says her life has been upended by the tragedy. the texas department of safety director later walked back in an initial statement, saying that marin did close the door behind her when seeing the gunman approaching, but the door did not latch -- lock. >> your job was to sit there and watch that video and see what happened from beginning to end, and you chose not to watch the whole video. you chose to blame me. >> is there any way they can make up for that? >> no, sir. dion: since the shooting, marin suffered a tremor and has difficulty speaking. the case against the trump organization is set to go on

trial tomorrow in new york over text crimes. former president trump's longtime seat echo -- cfo is expected to be a star witness. the 75-year-old agreed to testify in exchange for five months in jail. donald trump is not facing charges and is not expected to testify. dermer selection starts in the morning in manhattan. much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00 and if you have ever wanted to go to space but do not quite have the alien air pocket book, this one is for you. -- billionaire pocketbook, this one is for you. mike: if you want to keep those plants alive for another day, make sure you cover those. we have our first frost advisory out, and a deeper look at the rain chance tomorrow across the state. our ac

dion: $6 billion, that is the current powerball jackpot bid it is the largest jackpot in powerball's 30 year history. the next drawing is set for tomorrow. there is a virtual reality exhibit in the bay area that explores what it is like to be inside the international space station. gloria rodriguez has a closer look. gloria: this is a journey into outer space. virtual reality technology makes you feel like you are actually there. eric albert is the co-ceo of infinity experiences incorporated, putting on the space explores infinite exhibit in richmond. he says this has been in the making for nearly seven years.

>> we have been capturing this amazing virtual reality content inside and outside the international space station to get these amazing views of the shots that were done outside the space station. gloria: i had to try it for myself. i put on a headset, and voilà. it is like i am space -- in space. i am told there are around me, but when i put on the headset, it is like i am inside the international space station, and the best part for me, the spacewalk. in my head right now, i can see astronauts in front of me and when i looked down, i can see the entire planet. that is when you get a glimpse of what the overview effect is like when you see earth from space. albert says this is as close to most of us will experience without actually going to space. >> it is this feeling of

transcendence, almost spiritual feeling of looking at earth from that point of view. when you see it in its entirety's, there are no borders, we are all on this small. -- small dot and it makes you realize how fragile planet earth is. >> it is crazy. it is so real. dion: how cool is that? tickets are $44 for adults and the exhibit will be in richmond through november 23. technology is wild. mike: when you win the powerball, just send me to space. i would go. dion: instead of me giving you $30 million? mike: i didn't realize it was that much. dion: now i know you are not listening to my newscast. [laughter] i am just giving you a hard time. mike: it is not only chilly up

here now, it will be chilly in your houses. look at those areas in blue. that is where the areas of frost may potentially form tonight. we have got a nice clean air coming even though we will be warmer and calmer tomorrow because mid to upper 60's on the coast and low to mid 70's elsewhere. around the state, you can see rain coming into eureka. 56 in monterey and 70's just about everywhere else. the touch of fall across the entire state. that cold front is going to come down and bring us the breezy conditions on tuesday and wednesday, but the stronger one will role in saturday night into the north bay and for most of us, there is the potential of light rain and drizzle. until then, enjoy the 60's and 70's. dion: you know i have nothing but love for you. you want to hang out with me

every saturday and sunday? mike: maybe only at the beginning of the year. dion: [laughter] coming up, a busy sports sunday. chris: coming up in sports, the world series is set. we have the highlights on that. run cfc, christian mccaffrey or

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: the christian mccaffrey era in san francisco is underway. it started with a jerry rice hook and that is a good start. two days after arriving in the bay, the stanford man showing why the 49ers wanted him to join, this super bowl callister -- caliber roster. . he had 62 all-purpose yardage.

mccaffrey is one of the most dynamic runners in all of football. he can create and it is a complete culture change from a scene that goes from carolina's elbow to the carolinas -- 49ers push. and mccaffrey just wants to make plays. >> no one cares if i have been here since april. if i am out there with a uniform on, i expect to be prepared and i am sure my teammates expect me to be prepared too. you cannot sit there and make excuses. >> he is not going to be the savior, but he will help us out. we have a game this week with the rams, so these next two weeks will be huge for christian to understand our offense and be comfortable out there to go out and run. >> i thought he did a good job today. i thought he did really well.

he is a little smart for us, for sure. >> he did a good job and it is impressive that he understood everything that we ask him to do. he was able to make some pretty good plays. chris: a lot going on at levi's stadium. it was also alumni weekend, two of the greatest with joe montana and jerry rice in the house. how cool was this was -- was this for if 49ers and their fans? legends of the franchise all representing 49ers football. joe montana keeping things light as usual. >> just trying to figure out who is the ugliest one on the team. [laughter] and all of the stories keep getting embellished from the years as they go by. it is always fun to see the guys. >> you just pick right back up too. it is just memories.

you just go right back to it. >> getting a chance to play this awesome game that teaches us a lot about life. but to be able to connect to the people and hear the roars and applause, it is humbling. chris: to the ice, a young flyers fan in philadelphia. san jose looking for their second win of the year. carlsen, third of the year, 1-0 deal. stephen lorentz, the tough redirect. 2-0 sharks and the young fans are loving it. 31 saves according to his first shutout of the season, the sharks win 3-0. back in the tank on tuesday to host vegas. the chance to close out the yankees, but houston ties it on

one swing from alcs and it is jeremy peña dusty is excited. top of the seventh, tied at five. pena scores the go-ahead run coup. -- run. aaron judge is the last chance in the ninth. it is not a big fly. the astros win 6-5. this is houston's fourth appearance in the championship. to the nlcs, the padres have a must win game five in philly. they have a wild pitch on a rainy day and allows hose a -- jose to score. bryce harper to left, and gives the phillies believed. he was named the nlcs m.v.p. lead. austin nola pops out, dog pile

time. the phillies win 4-3 since 2000 nine heartbreak for marvin and his padres. abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion: and that is all the time we have for this edition of abc 7 news at 11:00. i am dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00. on behalf of mike nicco, chris alvarez, and all of us here, thank you for joining us. have a great night. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces

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