moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. now at six nancy pelosi releases her first statement about the attack on her husband. paul pelosi is improving but remains in the hospital now, we're learning more about the past of the man accused of attacking him. good morning everybody. it's sunday, october 30th. i'm liz kords here with lisa arjen halloween eve as well lisa, and it's really pretty cold. it is gonna be chilly, but we're keeping the rain away until overnight on halloween. so we need the rain. we wanted to change our on the way, but not today lived up or seven keeping all that precip into northern california and as we get in closer, there are clouds and some of those clouds down to the ground producing the poor visibility 56 in oakland. it's milder in fremont and along

the peninsula and 24-hour temperature change allows 12 to 14 degrees a milder readings from half moon bay to livermore. so there's a look at the fog from santa rosa to napa and my goodness novato san rafael and all the way down to half moon bay. so take it easy out there. give it some i am the clearing maybe a bit slower by noontime. we're partly cloudy in the 60s bayside barely but with some mid-60s inland and then by four o'clock another mile day. in fact temperatures pretty mild on the warm side some of our inland valleys cool at the coast and then we'll talk about the showers coming in early tuesday morning last scene through midday, liz. all right lisa. thank you new overnight, san jose police are working multiple shootings. the first one happened at a home on kaufman core around 11:30 last night multiple people were shot according to officials police. tell us two victims have been taken to the hospital. we are unclear of their conditions and a motive is not known at this time. the second shooting happened

after midnight on the dara avenue a man suffered potentially life-threatening injuries in this incident. we are waiting on an update from police in both shootings. and i don't know what developing story from south korea at least 153 people are dead including two americans when hundreds were trapped and trampled in a crowd surge this morning that death toll could rise even more tens of thousands were gathering for halloween festivities. when the several crowds got out of control and turned into a stampede most of the victims were teenagers or people in their early 20s because the streets were so clogged. it made it practically impossible for ambulances to reach the victims. it's unclear. what caused the sudden crowd surge. and we're now hearing from how speaker nancy pelosi is her husband paul pelosi remains in the hospital a man broke into their home and beat paul with a hammer on friday in a statement nancy. pelosi says her children and grandchildren are heartbroken and traumatized by the attack. she says she's grateful for the

quick response of law enforcement and emergency services for the life-saving medical care. he has receiving here's what we know so far the suspect in the case is david depopi police. say he broke in through a sliding glass door and was specifically targeting nancy pelosi his social media accounts show a history of racists and right-wing conspiracy theories politicians on both parties and both sides condemn the attack. the talk has to stop. that's the problem. that's the problem. you can't just say i feel badly about the violence we condemn it condemn what produces the violence what happened to paul pelosi was wrong and i reached out to the speaker. i called her and thankfully he's going to be okay, but thankfully the attacker is a terrain individual, but thankfully he was arrested. capitol police say violence against lawmakers is at an all-time high to poppy will be arraigned on tuesday. we're also learning more about the suspect in that attack abc 7

news reporter tara campbell spoke to a woman who was with him for years. that woman is currently serving time in his state prison. i have a call from oh an inmate at the california institution for women? hello, this is gibson. i am the ex-wife partner of david de tap and the mother of his children a call from alexander known as gypsy a nudist activist seen here in 2013 talking to abc 7 at a protest in san francisco. we just wanted to test the waters to see how much the police department respects our first amendment rights cow now revealing a long time relationship with david depopi the man accused of viciously attacking speaker. pelosi's husband inside their san francisco home here for a long time tabs call coming from prison last year. she was found guilty on 20

counts, including the attempted abduction of a 14 year old boy near his berkeley high school taub telling me she into poppy met more than 20 years ago together. they raised their two sons and her sure until about seven years ago describing a time depopi returned home after disappearing for a year. thank you jesus. he has coffee paranoid that thinking that people are after him. did he have politicians were his political beliefs extreme in your opinion. one i met him. he didn't really have he was only 20 years old. he didn't have any piercing politics. he was very much in alignment with my belief. we i have always been very progressive and actually i actually admire nancy pelosi and after speaking with alexander the phone here at abc 7.

she called back specifically asking to send this apology to the pelosiers. i would like to expect my deepest apology pelosi answer husband for the terrible tragic thing that happened tara 7 news. the attack is drawing a lot of anger and criticism about the tone and tenor of politics and will some demand change in the rhetoric others. say more needs to be done to stop the violence abc 7 news reporter suzanne phan has reaction from local leaders. the brutal attack on nancy pelosi's husband in the couple's san francisco home is alarming the motive behind the attack unsettling political science professor, melissa. michaelson is with menlo college the temperature of the country is really high right now and unfortunately, some people are lashing out against folks like the speakers has them on this saturday at john's grill in san francisco. we caught up with several local leaders. i've received death threats.

san francisco city attorney david shoe says he and his colleagues have received a number of death threats most elected officials have experienced certainly threats certainly violent threats and unfortunately these days it's par for the course and it is accelerated dramatically in the last few years after donald trump came in office chew and others say there needs to be full accountability former mayor. willie brown says it starts at the top trump should have been the first republican condiment this violence. if we are to be effective at stopping crazy people better his supporters. he hasn't said a word so the tone and tanner of politics in our country has escalated into violence. and we saw it on january 6. we've seen it since i know that our police department our police commission our mayor our board of supervisors are all looking at how we respond proactively to

make sure we keep our community safe with election day just around the corner and with this disturbing attack on the minds of many and that'll remind them of the violence of january 6, and i think it's gonna fire people up on the democratic side of the aisle to come out and vote because that's what they are seeing happens when the other side wins. and so i actually think this will energize democratic voters to to stand up against this kind of violence in san francisco suzanne fawn abc 7 news. and we've been on this story since friday morning. you can see all the angles covered in one place and the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app download it for your apple tv android tv, amazon fire tv and roku or wherever you may stream. we are on 24/7 and me time at pennsylvania man pled guilty to threatening to kill a bay area member of congress and his staff bay area representative eric swalwell released this statement thanking federal agencies for keeping him and his staff safe after the threats were made.

you might remember congressman swalwell took to twitter back in august to say that a death threat had been left on an office voicemail swallowell said the message also mentioned his wife and children. the justice department says joshua hall could face up to five years in prison. an outgoing congresswoman jackie speier is continuing her farewell tour. she made a stop in half moon bay yesterday and while there she contend the violence against politicians and their families what the speaker has endured and the gravity of the injuries that have been leveled against paul pelosi. are outrageous people get stirred up? and they will sometimes be disapproving of our positions we get that but no one has the right to say. i want to put a bullet in your head. congresswoman spears says she will be holding two more town hall meetings and district 14 as part of her farewell tour to thank the community after four decades in public service.

new overnight nobody won the powerball jackpot, which means i guess good news. tomorrow's will be now worth about 1 billion dollars and you have another chance at it. there were two tickets sold in california that hit five numbers, but not the powerball one was in southern california. the other was an alpine county near lake tahoe in case you want to check your numbers here. they are 1931 40 46 57 with a powerball number of 23. nobody has won the major jackpot since august. monday's drawing will be the second largest in us history. alright lisa and it's 6:10 this morning. let's get a look outside. it is foggy out there. you can see or you can't see from this view here san francisco down through half moon bay up through marin county and sonoma visibility anywhere from nothing to just over two miles elsewhere upper 50s milder start with gray skies and very mild and sunny finished to the day.

we'll talk about today's warmest day out of the next seven and then the cool down and showers with breezy winds all in my accuweather seven day forecast coming up. all right, lisa. thank you all so ahead why this could be a very tense few hours for thousands of remaining twitter employees. and then one of the city's popular halloween events is back when you and your family can have some fun the cast for today.

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first came the firing as some of the top executives including a lawyer and now the new york times has reporting he has ordered layoffs the company has about 7,500 employees and it's not clear how many people could be let go one reporting up to the takeover showed musk planning to slash the workforce by up to 75% the timing is key because according to the new york times employees receive stock grants in november as part of their sensation a safety resource fair is held in san francisco's chinatown this weekend the attack against speaker. pelosi's husband was top of mind in a community that has first-hand experience of threats and attacks of violence. the san francisco district attorney was at the fair and spoke about community safety concerns. this has been a very very jarring, i think event it of course makes anyone who is in political leadership. take a step back into question. not only your own safety in the safety of your family, but where we are at in our nation's

history. politicians including mayor london breed and state senator scott weiner were at this fair and they voiced their concerns over the safety of politicians. one man is dead and a woman wounded following a shooting at a smoke shop on international boulevard near 102nd avenue in oakland police say it happened just before 9:00 on friday night. it's unclear if the victim's new each other or what connection they had to the business. no arrests have been made two other people were injured in a separate shooting police. say the victims might have been trying to stop a catalytic converter that it's been less than a week since the bay area is rocked by a 5.1 magnitude shaker and experts say there is a slight increase in the chance that we will get another quake local groups are helping our community with preparing this weekend members from the san francisco zion church. we're out yesterday offering earthquake safety kits and pamphlets in the cities and neighborhoods surrounding last tuesday's earthquake epicenter. usually as a kid, you're usually finding out about a you get ol't

necessarily hear those as much so we wanted to at least provide that information as sort of as a reminder for everyone stop cover and hold on. the earthquake struck near san jose and was the strongest earthquake to hit the bay area in eight years a large protest in support of the iranian people here in the bay area happened yesterday. the rally was the same day. the people of iran were warned to stop protesting the government the bay area iranian-american community organized this rally in san francisco the head of iran's elite revolutionary guards told iranians to end the weak song demonstrations warning yesterday would be their quote last day of protests protests have swept through the islamic republic for weeks following the death of a woman who died last month after being detained by morality, please and there was a very large presence at this rally yesterday along the embarcadero happening today the castro family halloween block party returns is happening from 11:00

this morning until 5:00 tonight along noe street at market street and cast in the castro until two kids can go trick or treating and they can ops with the castro. good witch there's also a kids costume contest at 12:30. there is a pet costume contest at two and an adult costume contest at four. so a lot going on lee side of people were out in the city till late last night pretty wild night here. so it's pretty eventful halloween weekend. yeah getting wilder tomorrow, right? yeah. that's a weekend was wild. okay. well the weather's gonna cooperate. we're not looking at any rain, but boy we needed some will arrive late monday night into tuesday level one system on our storm impact scale a week one, but nevertheless our forecast models are duking it out not agreeing on how much rain but hopefully we all see just a little bit and some areas could see it may be a third to four tenths as we look at live doppler 7 right now all of that rain in the pacific northwest

visibility down to nothing in novato, san rafael down through mill valley in spots a half mile santa rosa santa anselmo has fog a quarter mile visibility. papa and a half moon bay now at two miles, but look at livermore a mile and three-quarters. so with all this dense fog it's going to be a really mid to late morning hours before we begin to scour out the atmosphere and get into another sunny and mild afternoon. it is 55 in sunnyvale at 53 in campbell milpitas in the upper of 50s with those upper 30s to low 40s here in the north bay. it is 53 evermore so really kind of all over the map with the fog and the 24-hour temperature change bringing just a degree of warming to santa rosa where it is cold to about 11 degrees warmer on the peninsula to the south bay and even the coast slightly milder. so as you head out this morning grab the jacket take your time or just wait a little bit. we are looking at the mild conditions and sunshine throughout the afternoon. it'll be cool with the coast and

beautiful weather for halloween. just the way we like it showers and the chills starting into the middle of the week and the breezy winds out ahead of the front which arrives early on tuesday and behind it. here's a look at the next few days and you'll notice with the clouds clearing to the coast. it's going to be a pretty wide temperature spread again from 50s to the 70s monday the temperature spread narrows with the cloudy skies and as we get into about five o'clock that tuesday morning commute some spotty light showers more organized showers head our way from 10 o'clock to about one o'clock a couple waves. rain there, and then looking at perhaps a few more scattered showers late tuesday into wednesday. this is the more aggressive forecast model that wants to bring anywhere from four tents to over a half inch even more than that in some of the wetter locations and then there's another model that barely wants uaf an incng the two of those looks like we could see a quarter to a third of an inch and i think that last model a little bit on the aggressive side, but we're going to be

hopeful about a foot of snow from this point into next weekend. so this comes pretty much with the midweek system and then maybe another shot of some light showers for the mountains into next weekend 64 downtown 76 in concord antioch. it's 75 dry conditions for halloween with cloudy skies. that'll keep the temperatures pretty much in the 50s mid and upper 50s for most of the bay area and the activity seven day forecast the tricks come. well, not really because we're expecting some cooler weather and november like conditions for our level one system tuesday and wednesday, but below average highs with only 50s and 60s and that rain getting milders. we head towards next weekend, so it'd be nice to get some rain here. it really would be alright favorite halloween candy. i've given up candy if you and the day i looked at all. just tell me you're not like handing out like toothpaste or something to your oh, you know when you know when you showed up

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close enough! new york to tell us what's coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. good morning coming up here on gma the latest in that massive halloween tragedy in south korea a celebration turning into a stampede leaving more than 150 people dead and more than a hundred injured what we're now learning about what went wrong plus as we count down to the midterm elections the top issues for voters in a new abc news ipsos poll what it could mean for democrats and republicans as big names hit the campaign trail this weekend and finally the new

one billion dollar powerball jackpot expected this monday with no big winner and last night's drawing, but don't toss your tickets just yet. it's all ahead here on gma. hospitals are stretched thin with a double wave of patients the number of children dealing with respiratory illnesses continues to rise and now the flu season is hitting hard. here's abc news reporter philipoff. nationwide hospitalizations for the flu are at the highest level and more than a decade according to officials an estimated 880,000 lab confirmed cases of influenza more than 6,000 hospitalizations at least 12 states are reporting moderate or high levels of flu activity the hardest hit states are in the south but that is a signal for the months to come in the northeast especially where we'll get hit likely within a really tough flu season the surgeon cases of the flu comes as hospitals across the country. you're seeing a growing number of children being admitted with respiratory viruses.

we cannot afford to have rsv influenza and covid all hitting our hospital systems at the same time. texas is among five states where pediatric hospital beds are topping 90% capacity another nine states are above 80% the highest level seen in two years. infants some morning signs of rsv trouble breathing high fever and loss of appetite the parents of eight month old, missouri twins, cameron and carson say their sons rsv symptoms came on fast sending them both to the nicu his fingertips and his lips were turning blue. that point i told her call 911. it's very hard. i mean they're so young you. i wish it was me laying in the bed instead of them health officials say many of the same measures used to prevent the spread of covid-19 like hand washing and staying home when you're sick can help slow the spread of rsv and the flu and the flu hits every year. there's really no way around it. no magic bullet doctors. tell us the best thing you can do is keep up on your vaccines.

philip off abc news, new york okay now to air travel if you would like more leg room or space on plane seats who doesn't well now's your time to speak up. you only have a couple more days till at the federal aviation administration know how you feel before it creates new federal standards for airplane seat sizes. the deadline for public comment is tuesday, november 1st more than 20,000 people have already told the agency what they'd like to see and ideas include making seats at least 36 inches wide and other person says all seats should be the same as first class kayla logan a recent air canada passenger took to tiktok with her criticism. really go on to next person's sweet. it was just really eye-opening to me that i didn't fit into these spaces. there was going to be no way that i was accommodated. and it felt like my body wasn't welcome there. the faa says this is about

safety not about comfort or convenience congress ordered the agency to establish minimum airplane seat standards four years ago as part of its funding authorization. happening today love it or hate it. it is national candy corn day. although the some believe it's a perfect treat on this halloween eve others think it's more of a trick and want nothing to do with it. no matter which side of the fence you're on on this very controversial topic. the national confectioners association says nine billion pieces of candy corn are produced each year. the classic tree has been around since the 1800s. apparently it used to be called chicken feed because of its resemblance too. you guessed a chicken feed the traditional colors are yellow white and orange, but you can find candy corn in different flavors these days. so i think once a year you can have some candy corn. it's like a once a year thing. all right silicon on abc 7 mornings an atv driven by young kids is now being recalled because it's not up to federal safety standards and with less than two weeks before the midterm some republican groups are trying to target school

board races my conversation with one of the candi building a better bay area

moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning again, everyone. thanks for joining us here on this halloween eve lisa. it's gonna be dry. obviously we need the rain, but it's always nice when it's a little dry on halloween so not to ruin the costume. yeah. i can't wait to see all the kids out there in their costumes. it is going to be a cool and comfortable evening and this morning. we have a lot of fog to deal with not only in the north bay but on highway 1 as well, but look at up in the north main the east bay a half mile visibility for you in livermore. it's getting worse by the hour with a quarter mile in napa just over a mile santa rosa. i can't see anything at all in novato down through san rafael and mill valley. it's a little foggy in the south bay, but it's mild here from union city in the upper 50s. alameda is at 57. you can see the patches of fog

there. just spreading out around the bay. so right in through clock it is going to be kind of gray and will begin to see some sun peek out, but it is kind of mild if you are headed out towards the peninsula and the south bay with the cloud cover, but waiting on the sun today. it's going to take us through about 11 o'clock. then we've got 60s in the east bay and brighter conditions spreading westward across the bay. look at the upper 70s revealed from fairfield to fremont in the upper 60, so we're going to talk about the clouds the showers the cooler weather coming our way in a few minutes list. okay, lisa. thank you yesterday morning. we showed you an effort by a republican group in the south bay to target local school board races this morning. we're showing you a similar effort happening in marin county, but unlike the south bay the candidates there are not talking as openly about social issues and some people aren't happy about that. but we did ask those questions and we got some answers. in a crowded election field the biggest sign on san marin drive.

and marin county is for one of the smallest races. teeth gives jensen could give everybody one of these cards. she's a candidate running for school board and then novato unified school district. jensen is a mom of two recent novato graduates and a local business owner. we met up with her in the final weeks of her campaign while she was walking her district door knocking and then we're gonna walk up that way. i have walked my entire district once at least once and now i'm on my second go-round again, and the number one thing that people are concerned about is the financial well-being of the district and that's where we need to keep our focus on our campaign flyer. jensen talks about the abcs which she describes as accountability back to basics and children first what's not obvious from reading it is that jensen is one of the most vocal conservative activists in marin county. she actively campaigned a recall governor gavin newsom has organized protests against the covid mandates. it's segregationist.

it's discriminatory and threatened to boycott businesses in novato that required showing proof of vaccination. i'm on record as being against coat the covid vaccine. okay. i don't believe it. no, i'm not. and i don't believe that kids should be forced to get no. no young people have died of covid in marin county, but they have died of suicide. jennifer campaign is not about state or national politics, but our candidacy is part of a larger trend happening across the country including the bay area conservative candidates running for small down dollot races local elections are nonpartisan, right so officially they're not running as a democrat or republican dr. sarah hill is a political science professor at cal state fullerton if you can make it not about party folks might have a better chance of actually winning a seat and influencing policy. this is this is a dramatic year for this kind of activity pat johnstone is the chair of the marin democratic party. she she's never seen anything like it the republican party maroon county.

i think has a registration of about 18 percent. so we're pretty blue county and so it's often that republicans. don't even run johnstone says jensen is one of nine school board and city council candidates across marin county supported by marin freedom rising and anti-vaccine group also on the list faye barrette a candidate running for school board in san rafael fade by the bay like jensen brett is running for office for the very first time. she says she also wants to focus on learning loss during the pandemic academic skills basic skills. that's my main issue, but when it comes to hot topics before cited?ities in sch gllearswerhed live, i ina nec because that is i think that's private. medical information do you believe kids should get the cova vaccine?

it's up to their parents. johnstone says she believes this is strategic in their campaign materials. they're being sweetness and light about building the community and things like that and it's it's hard to know what their full agenda is. i'm not trying to cover anything up and i and i'm certainly not trying to you know obfuscate anything jens. fiscal concerns and learning loss are what's motivating her to run not social issues, but those are the issues that are firing up school boards across the country particularly issues around lgbtq+ students school boards and states have been enacting legislation to restrict students from talking about these issues removing protections for transgender students even closing student newspapers for publishing pride issues. as for jensen, she says she opposes the district flying the lgbtq+ flag during pride month which the current board approved during this meeting in may what the district is setting itself up for is if somebody wants to come in and fly a flag, then they are going to have to let

them and it could be the satanic flag. it could be the don't tread on me flag. well you comparing lgbtq+ issues to the satanic flag and the rainbow flag to the satanic flag. how about the don't tread on me flag? how about the how about a trump flag? how about the russia? how about the russian? how about the russian flag? the jensen went on to say books about transgender people should not be allowed in elementary schools. the transgender thing is a much greater issue. okay, there those kids are seriously mentally. they have mental problems. okay, they are they're having very very tough time processing their sexual identity. my daughter had a friend in high school who decided she was a boy. okay, and i i discussed that with her i said i'm not going to call her by her boy name. i understand that you think that's disrespectful, but i'm not gonna do that when kids are younger than 18 the school should not be involved in any way about their sexuality. it should be between the parents

and the kids. do you believe the school should allow that child to go by their preferred name? i don't know. that's a really tough question. what's so scary to you about a young person deciding that they want to transition. because i don't think it's i don't think it's biologically possible and i don't think i think your your line to kids. kids are you're either a boy or a girl you don't believe in transgender? no, it's it's horrifying among those living in the district. jensen hopes to win is suzanne ford a trans woman who is the executive director of san francisco pride is a book about a young child transitioning appropriate. no ford was hurt and outraged when we showed her jensen's comments that she could equate being lgbtq with mental illness in children is is insane ford says she feels jensen has not been up front about these

beliefs during her campaign. i do think they they don't want everyone to know what her real views are. that's why it's so important that we do these interviews with with politicians and people running for office. we need to know what they really believe at the beginning of their careers and hopefully we can make it a real referendum on those beliefs dr. hill says it's hard to how well candidates like jensen will do in the november election certainly in some areas. these are strong candidates who are doing really well and they have backing but it's probably a more conservative area you get surprises all the time, though. you get your friends to door knock and put up the signs and write the postcards and all those sorts of things. you have a chance there. do you think messaging like this is gonna resonate in marin county in terms of teaching something or pushing something on other people or pushing them to accept something. i don't think that's that's a good thing and i think the community doesn't want that either with the pandemic folks

felt like school boards were making decisions but parents didn't feel like they were part of it it what folks up to. oh school boards are important. and jensen is facing just one challenger in this race. abby picas. who is a teacher. neither. can it has been endorsed by a party and we know some people will find some of the comments express in that interview to be upsetting but big picture people on both sides of these issues. tell us the number one thing voters should do this year is really pay attention to their ballot do their research and know where their candidates stand. and you can see both stories on our website abc7news.com. alright, so i had on abc 7 mornings a wedding guest unlike any others the adorable dogs stealing the show at their owner's ceremony and here is a live look outside this morning. it's the golden gate bridge was pretty foggy there this morning. we'll check in with lisa when we get back.

welcome back. here is a live look at south beach very very foggy this morning. so please do take it slow if you're hitting the road sometime soon this morning tesla recalls a kid's atv because it doesn't meet federal safety standards. we're talking about the tesla cyber quads for kids. the toy is designed for writers eight and older i can go as fast as 10 miles an hour. has the toy meets the legal definition of atv it must adhere to certain safety standards. well at the moment it doesn't including having mechanical suspension and maximum tire pressure about 5,000 of these were sold and you can get your money back if you have one. a piece of nasa's history is now history. the space agency demolished the building that served as its headquarters for the marshall space flight center in huntsville, alabama. it happened it first opened in

1963 and it was in use until 2020 nasa used it to develop many of its rockets during the 1960s and the 70s. a federal judge has ruled in favor of the so-called bikini baristas in washington state at the issue is whether these baristas could be told by the city to cover their bodies at work. a judge said that was unconstitutional the workers wanted to wear what they wanted and then they sued a judge said part of his ruling was that the rule wouldn't be equally applied to men as opposed to women. the workers will meet with city leaders to determine the next step. a chihuahua was the life of the potty at a wedding in spain. check this out. the little dog helped the happy couple tie the knot in barcelona video posted to tiktok shows the chihuahua walking down the aisle in a tiny little wedding dress the caption read best made on of honor ever. it sure gown was made to match the one worn by the bride the person who took this video says the chihuahua is around eight years old. it was the bride's idea to include her in the ceremony.

it's so cute. she'd very well too know exactly at what do and where to go. all right this morning we want to show you an incredible site. it's really amazing. one of the most spectacular tracks through the alps the swiss railway company says it is set a record for the world's longest passenger train. yes, that is all one train there weaving around it's 1.2 miles to be exact. this is video of saturday's trip. and of course people lined up to watch the train wind its way through 22 tunnels and 48 bridges the entire journey took over an hour it traveled about 15 and a half miles. the reshun railway company says the 100 carriage train was designed to celebrate 175 years of swiss rail and pay tribute to the country's engineers. okay, we all know no life on mars, but there is definitely ice on the planet a new study explains how a meteor impact caused a crater o andhe that led to a discovery within the remnants of the meteor of

bolder-sized chunks of ice. this discovery could expand future human colonization of the red planet ice could be used for drinking water growing crops and even propel rockets in future space missions. the results are in for the annual african wildlife photography awards, and these photos are just too good not to share. these are the finalists submissions for the project the annual award aims to raise awareness for african wildlife focusing on conservation and worldwide research. wow. it's also meant to celebrate photographers work in the field almost 10,000 photos were submitted this year from 60 countries. those are gorgeous. all right, lisa, and let's go to check on the forecast now this halloween weekend. yeah. it is foggy. here's a look at sfo visibility. not too much of a problem. you can see the low cloud deck here. it is in the mid 50s right now a high about 70 around south san francisco little cooler up towards downtown but the last mile day we're gonna see in

quite some time a cold front headed our way. i'll tell you what that means for the bay area coming up. thank you lisa. also next the warriors went down to the wire on the road in charlotte against the hornets casey prize all the highlights coming up. spor

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including blurred vision, how dupixent can help heal your skin from within. warriors on the road last night against the hornets and charlotte and it was a nail biter right up until the very end abc 7 sports anchor casey pratt has all the highlights in this morning sports. good morning, andre iguodala recently described the warriors as championship drunk. they must have had some amazing champagne during the parade because there's still a bit sluggish steph with his papadel. who does the hornet games on tv? curry grew up in charlotte. so he always wants to show out there downtown in the third curry splash. he's hit a3 and 195 straight games warriors out scored the hornets 33-18 in the third pool attacking with the rim sweet reverse. he finished the 24, but also tweaked an ankle the hornets

answered the warriors flurry in the fourth, dennis smith jr. with a nice drive ties the game at 107 with less than 30 seconds to play. so curry trying to win it with a game on the line. he smothered by smith junior the shot. no good and we go over time not exactly how the coaches drew that up the hornets take control. no teeth jalen mcdaniels left wide open hits the three charlotte up one fourteen one eleven and then inside to pj washington he exploded for 31 points and that right there is the dagger hornet sting the dubs 1213 the warriors have lost four straight in charlotte stanford and number 12 ucla at the rose bowl which turned 100 this week. stanford's kicker josh carter kick five field goals last week in their win over asu. have stanford the early lead with the 22 yarder good start for the cardinal but ucla takes back the lead quickly then stanford's tanner mckee picked off by darius moosaw. and things start to fall apart the very next play zach charbonnet up the gut for 23

yards fourteen three bruins just like that charbonnet ran for three scores a hundred ninety eight yards stanford falls 38 13 cal hosting number eight, oregon looking for last minute halloween ideas. try whatever this is. i love that costume second quarter jack plummer to jay michael sturtevant ace cameraman aid mendoza once again in the right place touchdown bears go up 10 7, but oregon scores next 28 points, oregon cuba next ran for three tds through for three this to noah whittington who crashes into the end zone cal falls 42 to 24 in the bears drop to three and five san jose state hosting nevada their first game since spartan freshman camden make right was killed in a scooter accident. he was just 18 years old the spartans lined up in formation. honoring number six is family out on the field to the game. second quarter fourth and two seven cordero finds dominic mazzotti for the nice catch the tide at seven, but it was 147 nevada at the half the minions still having a good time.

it was 21-7, nevada, but the spartans fight back cordero finds she mark garrett who makes a great catch the defender draped all over him. he still hangs on. it's 21 all tied at 28 late. kairi robinson finds the edge scores the game-winning touchdown the running back doing it for mcright and the spartans win at 3528 in emotional fashion. have a restful weekend everybody. i'm casey pratt. and let's go check out the forecast lisa last weekend of october. we're just weeks away from thanksgiving now, even it's starting to feel like it. yeah really is holding off from turning down the heat and that may change as we get into the middle of the week when some very cold air moves into town we're out ahead of it right now and protected by high pressure, but boy it is foggy out there as we look at this vantage point from our roof camera. it looks pretty good pier 15 54 downtown fifty six in oakland mild numbers from the peninsula to the south bay santa clara 55 half moon bay warmer this morning and there is the fog from the embarcadero 44, santa

rosa at novato very low visibility at 46. it's 43 in fairfield and low 50s in livermore. here's a look at the visibility in miles anywhere from a half mile to from livermore quarter mile in the north bay to nothing so much of marin sonoma and napa looking at reduced visibility and along the coast half moon bay just over a mile but with all that cloud cover temperatures have not dropped off and we're looking at oakland and san jose not as cold as we were saturday morning. there's a look at the south bay where you can see all the cloud cover that sun not coming up for another 40 minutes or so. we've got the foggy areas a beautiful weather forecast for halloween with cloudy skies cool conditions and then showers and the chill beginning to arrive tuesday and wednesday breezy winds ahead of the system. this is a look at the rest of the day today the clouds clear, but the fog is set up along the coast then we'll look at some breezy conditions more cloud

cover and a cool day for halloween on monday. it stays dry as we get into the evening hours. no problems for the trick or treaters, but into the early morning hours of tuesday some spotty light showers and then it looks like the system wants to bring some rain showers from about 10 o'clock on tuesday right through about one o'clock few. here and then it's out of here. you can see by late tuesday into wednesday. maybe a few more spotty showers this aggressive forecast model wants to bring half inch and better in spots. i think it might be more like a third of an inch. we can hope for a half inch 72 for san jose. you were 77 yesterday in sonoma. livermore was just as warm so about the same today, but depending on what time that fog clears that'll certainly influence our afternoon high temperatures if it's later it's cooler if it's sooner. it's probably warmer the accuather seven day forecast. so we're clouding up cooling up for tomorrow dry for halloween, tuesday. wednesday level one system cold

weather behind that milder into next weekend, but we're looking at more rain. hopefully beyond the seven day, that would be fantastic. yeah. all right, and next weekend. we change the clocks. yeah. we sleep next hour you love it here early these weekends. all right, lisa. thank you next. oh my god, the giant pumpkin rewriting record.

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hundred dollars each. wow. i feel like you could sleep inside of there. it looks like literally a cave that you could sleep in if you obviously we're waiting to sleep inside a pumpkin, but it's not big. well, that's kind of fun. yeah, very cool. all right. well, we are looking at a pretty nice forecast where we're mild and dry today cloudy and cooler, but still dry at night for halloween level one system, tuesday and wednesday. day, we'll see some showers and then cold air behind it. breezy winds ahead of it and getting a little bit more seasonal as we head towards the end of this week. absolutely feeling like fall and even sort of like winter. yeah. thanks lisa and thanks for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kroitz along with lisa arjun abc 7 news continues at 9. am we hope to see you then gma is next. have a great day and happy halloween.

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