>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: nancy pelosi releases her first statement about the attack on her husband. paul pelosi is improving, but remains in the hospital. we are learning more about the attack in their san francisco home. i am liz kreutz here with lisa argen, we will have more on that story in a moment. let us take a quick look at the weather. lisa: it is spooky, the fog has been moving from the north bay to the east bay. pleasant hill and along the coast. live doppler 7, there is certainly a ridge of high pressure overhead deflecting the storm track. look at the visibility, nothing

in half moon bay. two miles in concord, less than a mile in livermore. less than a mile from santa rosa to nevada with one mile at sfo. 54 downtown, 57 in oakland, san jose. mount tam, not only do we have low clouds, mid-level clouds and haze. low 40's in fairfield. cloudy skies, milder this morning. as we go through the next several hours, we brighten up for more sunshine. 60's and 70's today, the liz: warmest of the week. liz:you overnight in the south bay, san jose police gave an update on two separate deadly shootings. the first one happened near melbourne boulevard around 11:30 last night. multiple people were shot. the police tell us one of the two victims taken to the hospital has died. a motive is not known.

san jose police are also investigating a deadly shooting near north 11th street. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries, but later died, marking the city's 32nd homicide of the year. his identity has not been released. it happened at 12:45 this morning. one witness says he was at a halloween themed birthday party when he heard about five shots. no official word on the circumstance surrounding the shooting. to a developing story from south korea. the president has declared the country is in a period of national morning at least 153 people, including two americans, were killed when hundreds were trapped and trampled in a crowd surge. it will last until saturday. tens of thousands were gathering for halloween festivities when his several crowds got out of control and it turned into a stampede. most of the victims were

teenagers or people in their early 20's. because the streets were so clogged, admit it practically impossible for ambulances to reach the victims. it is unclear what caused the sudden crowd surge. now to details we are learning about the hammer attack against the husband of paul pelosi house speaker nancy pelosi. paul pelosi82-year-old is recovering after an assault and their san francisco home. fish in their san francisco home. --in their san francisco home. reporter: nancy pelosi saying they are heartbroken. the san francisco da telling abc news after breaking in a backdoor, the suspect admitted all the way to the second floor. after not finding speaker pelosi, his intended target, the suspect allegedly turned his

focus to her 82-year-old husband. pelosi using his cell phone to call 911, keeping the line open without his attacker realizing so the operator could overhear them speaking. the da says the call was quick, but effective. >> it was life-saving. he did it so bravely. reporter: police responding within two minutes of dispatch, walk in as the attack unfolded. >> the front door was open, both men were holding onto the hammer. there was an order to drop it. reporter: the suspect pulled the hammer away from pelosi and struck him twice in the skull. the district attorney says she

tends to file charges against the suspect. that includes attempted murder, burglary and assault with a deadly weapon. she is also considering false imprisonment. the suspect is scheduled to be arraigned in court tuesday morning. liz: the attack has garnered near condemnation from fellow politicians, even republicans. both kevin mccarthy and president biden said these attacks have no place in our country. >> you cannot just say we feel badly and condemn it, you have to condemn what produces the violence. >> what happened to paul is wrong. thankfully, he is going to be ok. the attacker is it arranged individual, thankfully he was arrested. liz: capitol police save violence against lawmakers is at an all-time high. it is drawing anger and criticism about the tone and

tenor of politics. awesome demand change, others are saying more needs to be done to stop the violence. we have reaction from local leaders. reporter: the brutal attack on nancy pelosi's husband is alarming. the motive behind the attack unsettling. a political science professor spoke. >> the temperature of the country is high, some folks are lashing out against folks like the speakers husband. reporter: on saturday, we caught up with several local leaders. the san francisco city attorney says he and his colleagues have received a number of death threats. >> most elected officials have experienced threats, violent threats. unfortunately these days, it is par for the course. it has accelerated dramatically in the last few years after

donald trump came into office. reporter: they say there needs to be full accountability at starts at the top. >> trump should have been the first republican condemning the violence if we are to be effective at stopping crazy people that are his supporters. he has not said a word. reporter: the tone and tenor of politics in our country has escalated into violence. we saw on january 6, we have seen it since. i know that our police department, the police commission, our mayor, board of supervisors are all looking at how we respond proactively to make sure we keep our communities safe. >> with election day around the corner and this disturbing attack on the minds of many -- >> it will remind them of the violence on giannulli sixth and will light a fire when people come out to vote. that is what they are seeing -- january 6 and will light a fire

when people come out to vote. i think this will energize democratic voters to stand up against this violence. liz: we have been on this story since friday morning, you can see all the angles covered in one place on the abc bay area streaming tv app. download it, we are on 24/7. a pennsylvania man pled guilty to threatening to kill a bay area member of congress and his staff. the bay area representative released to the statement, thanking federal agencies for keeping him and his staff safe after threats were made. as you might remember, the congressman took to twitter back in august saying a death threat had been left on office voicemail. the message also mentioned his wife and children. the justice department's as joshua hall could face up to five years in prison. an outgoing congresswoman is continuing her farewell tour. while in half moon bay, she

condemned the violence against politician and their families. >> with the speaker has endured and the gravity of the injuries that have been leveled against paul pelosi are outrageous. people get stirred up, 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. liz: new overnight, nobody won the powerball jackpot. tomorrow's will be worth about one billion dollars. there were two tickets sold in california that hit five of the numbers, but not the powerball. one was in southern california, the other was near lake tahoe. casey went to check your numbers, here they are.

19, 31, 40, 46, 57. powerball 23. nobody has won the jackpot since august. monday's drawing will be the second largest in u.s. history. time for us to get another ticket. lisa: why not? 50 degrees, this is where the sun is in santa cruz. lots of fog locally, it will clear and we will be in for a sunny afternoon. the local beach staying pretty gray, we will talk about that in the cooler weather and the rain arriving after halloween, coming up. liz: one of the city's popular halloween event suspect. when you and your family can have some fun today.

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liz: elon musk has a shaken things up.

first came the firing of top executives, including a lawyer. the new york times is reporting he ordered layoffs. the company has about 7500 employees, is not clear how many people could be let go. one report said that he was potentially planning to slash the workforce by up to 75%. the timing is key. according to a safety resource fair is held in san francisco's chinatown the attack against speaker. pelosi's husband was top of mind in a community that is first-hand experience of threats and attacks of violence the san francisco district attorney was at this fair and spoke about community safety concerns. this has been a very very jarring, i think event it of course makes anyone who was 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 the fair and 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 nine 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 theft. a large protest in support of the iranian people happened here in the bay area yesterday. the rally was on the same day that 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 islamas republic for weeks following the death of a woman who died last month after being detained by the morality, please. happening today the castro family halloween block fair returns. this is happening starting at 11:00 this morning. it till 5:00 along noe street at market street in the castro until two kids can go trick-or-treating and enjoy photo ops with the castro wicked witch. there was also a kid's costume contest at 12:30 and there was a pet costume contest at two and an adult costume contest at four so a lot going on this weekend lisa, of course with halloween tomorrow people celebrating this weekend, and i guess that's good news. it's been dry. but thankfully we have a little bit of rain on the way. yes, we do and it's we're getting into the closer high resolution models. so that gives us a chance to get a better handle on how much rain is coming our way when it is a event that's happening in the next 30 hours or so. so the closer gets obviously we get a little bit better and estimating the rainfall

potential. we'll show that to you in just a moment as we look at live doppler 7 the pacific northwest looking at good deal of rain. as we look at the cloudy exploratorium camera 54 degrees in san francisco. lots of fogs still out there with 57 in san jose and our dense fog advisory lifting and we're getting better visib. the up in santa rosa but in our east bay and along the coast it is still sucked in looking at the north bay from novato down through san rafael a very foggy napa still a quarter of a mile and you can see livermore one to two miles out towards concord and nothing along the coast there. so it's going to get a little bit lower and then scatter out that temperature dew point spread not very far. so the air is reaching saturation and that's of course or it is saturated. well, we have the fog out there little milder on the peninsula the south bay and taking to the sunny spot here in santa cruz where we have brighter conditions along the central coast temperatures in the upper 60s today here, but foggy and

much cooler around half moon bay today, maybe 60 it was only 58 yesterday so dense fog in spots mild this afternoon around the bay and inland and we have that beautiful weather on the way for halloween. no problems. in fact, it'll be cool and comfortable for crazy neighborhood fun tomorrow night and as the showers and the chili air arrive the middle of the week is going to be in about face from today. so taking you through the next few hours. it'll be a sunny afternoon, but there is fog right here and it's going to keep it gray along the coast tomorrow morning. we have more clouds around and by the afternoon, it's cloudy, but we'll begin to get a little bit of clearing late in the evening, but we will allow for temperatures to be on the cool side for the trick or treaters. here comes the rain early tuesday stopping this at noon time. so check it out kind of impressive right from say 11 o'clock to 1 o'clock a couple lines of showers moving through and that's about it.

maybe a few isolated showers into wednesday. here's a look at that rainfall potential maybe a third of an inch in oakland a little bit better. hopefully the peninsula maybe upper elevations for tents and weeks worth of snow. i should say this weekend and perhaps next weekend maybe tuesday. wednesday of the upcoming week into next week could bring us foota snow from kirkwood close to that in donner 66, san mateo palo alto 70 in vallejo today. so looking at that sunny afternoon taking you into tomorrow where we've got dry conditions for the evening mainly in the 50s for everyone little bit milder perhaps in our inland valley, so it'll be typically cool dry level one system a week one tuesday and wednesday. it's a quick mover and we'll bring in the chili conditions after that breezy winds. so definitely gonna feel like november. it's certainly does and thanksgiving just a few weeks away time change next weekend. that's right. maybe turn on the heat, too.

yes. definitely lisa. thanks. just a doctor sounding the alarm of an increase in cases of children with respiratory illnesses what you need to watch for in your child. disney's celebrating halloween with a month full of tricks and cheats for the whole family on disney. us hulu and freeform streaming exclusively on disney plus hocus pocus 2 the lung awaited sequel to disney's halloween classic plus werewolf finite. a chilling special from the marvel cinematic universe then celebrate 31 nights of halloween on freeform with your favorite scary movies all month long. here's what you can watch today and an evil spirit is haunting hulu with cauldrons of creepy content into the halloween hub if you dare satisfy your halloween hunger for school

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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 or seeing a growing number of children being admitted with respiratory viruses. we cannot afford to have rsv influence 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 in infants some morning signs of rsv trouble breathing high fever and loss of appetite. apparents 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 and now to air travel if you'd like more leg room or space on plain seats now is your time to speak up you only have a couple more days to let 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. another person says all seats should be the same as first class kayla logan a recent air canada passenger took to tiktok with her criticism. is the seat right now? i'm literally go on to half of the next person's feet 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. but 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. it's getting spooky at thrive city people gather to enjoy the thrillow wing event in mission bay. there was a pumpkin patch trick-or-treating at different stations live entertainment and even a costume contest lots of halloween chills and thrills and this event was hosted by our amanda del castillo in the south bay halloween got a little bit of a twist jim guys shared this video of the hollow wellness festival in san pedro square in san jose. they were doing free workouts which considering all the candidate it could be consumed over the next couple of days. it's probably a good idea and happening today. love it or hate it. it is national candy corn day and although some believe it is a perfect treat on this halloween eve others think it's more of a trick and don't want

anything to do with it. no matter which side of the fence though. you're on about this controversial candy. the national confectioners association says nine billion pieces of candy corn are produced each year. the classic treat has been around since the 1800s and apparently it used to be called chicken feed. because of its resemblance to chicken feet the traditional colors are yellow white and orange, but you can find candy corn in different flavors these days. all right silicon on abc 7 mornings and 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 midterms. summer republican groups are trying to target school board races my conversation with one of the candidates.

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good morning. one thanks for joining us. we're going to start this half hour with another look at the weather. so lisa, let's get a check of what's going to look like today

moving into the week where we might see a little rain. yeah hoping for some rain looking like we will see some light showers breezy winds colder temperatures as we get into november, but as for right now it is foggy out there where visibility is down to nothing in novato, but it is improving in santa rosa. so one mile at the airport two to three miles concord and livermore with a quarter of a mile in napa. so here's the plan for the rest of the morning. you can see how the fog evaporates throughout the eleven twelve o'clock hour and then it does set up along the san mateo coast for cool and gray conditions there with temperatures just below 60 degrees 54 in the city 57 in san jose and you can see a look at all the cloud cover here from santa rosa to novato temperatures. around 50 as well as livermore. so 9 o'clock here. we are still pretty gray, but by ten eleven o'clock, we're getting some hazy sunshine the afternoon. we are climbing through the 60s and 70s in spots, but it is going to be cool and breezy from half moon bay to montara san

francisco and pacifica elsewhere the warmest day of the week today around the bay in inland and we will cloud it up, but keep it dry for halloween and track that rainfall for you coming up liz. okay lisa. thank you yesterday. we showed you an effort by a republican group in the south bay to target local school board races ahead of the midterm election next month. there's morning. we're showing you a similar effort in marin county and unlike in the south bay the candidates. there are not talking 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. hi steve, jensen are running for school board 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 newsome has organized protests against the covid mandates. it's segregationists. it's discriminatory and threatened to boycott businesses in novato that required showing proof of vaccination. i am on record as being against coat the covid vaccine. okay? i don't believe that's needed. 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 guys suicide.

sure 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 ballot 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 says she's never seen anything like it the republican party maroon county i think has a registration of about 18% 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 the school board, like discussing lgbtq+ issues and gender identities in school and covid vaccines. brett did not give us clear answers on where she stands. are you vaccinated? like do you believe in vaccination? well, i i'm not gonna answer that that question 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 jensen says 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 russian. how about the russia? how about the russian flag? 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 going to 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 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 that race. abby picas a teacher. neither of those candidates has been endorsed by a party. we know that some of those comments made there might be upsetting to some people big

picture what we've been told from people on both sides of this issue. is that the number one thing voters should do this year is really pay attention to their ballot do their research about the candidates and know where they stand and you can see both of these stories part one and part two on our website abc 7 news.com alright, so ahead on abc 7 mornings a wedding guest unlike any other the adorable dog stealing this show at their owner's ceremony and here is a live look outside this morning looking out over the bay and started a little foggy. we'll check in with lisa when we can expect for the day and week ahead.

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here is a live look at sfo this morning and it is still pretty foggy out there as you can see. so be careful if you're hitting the roads this morning, hopefully it clears up soon for halloween. all right, tesla recalls like kids atv because it doesn't meet federal safety standards. we're talking about the tesla cyber squad cyber quads for

kids. the toy is designed for writers eight and older it can go as fast as 10 miles an hour and because this toy meets the legal definition of atv it must adhere to certain states. he's standards but at the moment it is it does not and so and that includes having mechanical suspension and maximum tire pressure about 5,000 of these have been 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 this building that served as its headquarters for the marshall space flight center in huntsville, alabama it first opened in 1963 and was in use until 2020 nasa used it to develop many of its rockets during the 1960s and the 70s. federal judge has ruled in favor of the so-called bikini baristas in washington state at issue was whether 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 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 now to determine the next step. and you got to see that's a chihuahua was the life of the potty at a wedding in spain the little dog helped the happy couple tie the knot. this happened in barcelona. look at a running down the aisle this video on tiktok shows the chihuahua walking down the aisle in a tiny wedding dress. little white dress that captioned red best made of honor ever the miniature 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 and it was the brides idea to include her in the ceremony. very cute. all right this morning we want to show you an incredible site as well one of the most spectacular tracks through the alps. this is really remarkable to see a swiss real way company says it has set a record for the world's

longest passenger train you can see it winding there. this is one train. it's over one miles long 1.2 miles. i believe to be exact and this is video of saturday's trip, of course people lined up to watch it whine through 22 tunnels and 48 bridges the entire journey took over an hour and it traveled about 15 and a half miles in total. the rishan railway company says the 100 carriage train was designed to celebrate 175 years of swiss rail and pay tribute to the country's engineers. no life yet on mars. we know that but there is definitely ice on the planet a new study explains how a meteor impact caused a crater on mars and that led to a discovery within the remnants of the meteor of bolder-sized chunks of ice. this discovery could expand human colonization of the red planet ice could be used for drinking water growing crops or even propelling rockets in future space missions. the results are in for the

annual african wildlife photography awards and some of these photos are just too good not to share take a look. these are the finalists submissions for the project the annual award aims to raise awareness for african wildlife focusing on conservation and worldwide outreach. it's also meant to celebrate photographers work in the field. almost 10,000 photos were submitted this year from 60 different countries lisa. it's always so remarkable. look at that to see some of those and how close they get to these animals and how they're able to build a relationship with them pretty amazing. well beautiful pictures. good morning. everyone dense fog still a problem for the north bay and the coast it is improving slowly. here's a lot of look outside mid-50s downtown. you can see all the gray men to upper 60s in and around san francisco then in upcoming pattern change to windier and wetter conditions locally snow in the mountains stay tuned my accuweather 7-day forecast is next. thank you. lisa. also next the warriors went down to the wire on the road in charlotte against the hornets. casey pratt has all the highlights coming up in sports.

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for our natural resources and trees. choose recyclable paper and packaging. 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 and 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 death with his papadel. who does the hornet games on tv? curry grew up in charlotte. so he always wants to show out ther in the third curry splash. he is hit a3 and 195 straight games warriors out score 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's smothered by smith junior the shot no good and we go to overtime not exactly how the coaches drew that up. the hornets take control. no teeth jaylin 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 12113 the warriors have lost four straight in charlotte stanford and number 12 ucla at the rose bowl which turned 100 this week. stanford's cake or josh carty kick five vehicles last week in the win over asu. give 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 198 yards stanford

falls 38 13 cal hosting number eight, oregon looking for last minute halloween ideas. try whatever thiss. tha costumed quarter jack plumber to jay michael sturtevant ace cameraman abe mendoza once again in the right place touchdown bears go up 10 seven, but oregon scores the next 28 points, oregon cuba. nick's ran for three tds through for three this to know a whittington who crashes into the end zone cal falls 42 to 24 and the bears drop to three and five san jose state hosting nevada their first game since spartan freshman, camden wright 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 daped all ove. he still hangs on. it's 21 all tied at 28 late.

kyrie 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. a restful restful weekend everybody. i'm casey pratt. and lisa was gonna check out the forecast and restful weekend. i think a lot of people were having a pretty fun weekend though with halloween activities oh, yeah, and it continues right into tomorrow. here's a look at live doppler 7 where it has been very gray out there. check it out. we're looking at the dense fog here over the bay, but it has cleared up in parts of the north bay and continues to do so in our east bay visibility. well, it is certainly reduced still in conquered napa novato, but certainly the sun coming up up in sonoma county, but it's gonna be a while for areas right around fremont and hayward over in oakland. there's a look at your foggy sfo 54 right now 57 oakland palo alto and san jose with 52 in half moon bay and the golden gate bridge can't even see the tower there where it is in the

low 50s from napa to santa rosa and looking at 50 in livermore shark tank more gray sky as we get down towards the south bay so dense fog and spots. it is clearing up in the next couple of hours and looking for eight beautiful weather forecast for halloween. no problems in terms of rain. we're holding that off till the overnight hours when we get a level one system in here for midday on tuesday. here's a look at the next couple of hours and the clouds. it's really the low clouds they're going to clear right to the san mateo coast and that is going to allow for a gray day there chili conditions shoreline monday morning, cloudy skies monday afternoon. mostly cloudy if you peaks the sun and then into tuesday some spotty light showers very early, but the main brain holds off until about noon time in the north bay and then it pushes over the bay area behind it some scattered showers perhaps into wednesday. so we're getting into the higher resolution model that gives us a

better idea of rainfall estimates and hopefully a third of an inch a quarter of an inch down in mountain view up to napa. we could see about a quarter of an inch and some of the higher elevations been lowman the coastal hills right here painting. more rain, that would be nice wouldn't it and this translates into snow in the mountains some very cold air allowing for decent amounts. check it out anywhere from over a half a foot to 14 inches in tahoe city a foot in kirkwood boy. we'll take it. we need it highs today then underneath some hazy sun early on and then mostly sunny in the afternoon inland another mild afternoon with mid 70s the warmest day of the week today 67 in oakland 74 in san rafael trick or treaters greeted by dry conditions a cloudy day on the cooler side and then the evening mainly from the upper 50s bayside to the mid 50s inland could be a little bit warmer at 611 sunset the accuweather 74 cast so we're warmest today

cooler tomorrow level one system on tuesday the windier cooler wetter forecast for the middle of the week and then frosty for thursday morning, and then eventually we'll warm up by the end of the week all. but yeah, certainly feeling like we're back into fall and when we should where we should be exactly and hopefully we get that rain too. yeah fingers crossed on that exactly go lisa. thanks. how far would you travel to help an animal in need of a forever home a boston woman went more than 1,300 miles to adopt a stray dog. she had never met julie christian says she saw a picture of georgia the dog on facebook and immediately knew she wanted to give her a home. she traveled from boston to jackson mississippi without giving it a second. thought i saw her picture and it was just so stunning. so i made a deal with god and i said i'm going to move toward this direction and if you open the doors. i'll adopt this dog. i wasn't looking this not my intention. she says she's so happy. she did she adopted georgia the

two drove back home together. kristin says she actually rented a van because she didn't want georgia to be stressed on an airplane very cute dog, and i'm glad that she found her forever home. okay next. oh my gourd the giant pumpkin rewriting record books. rewriting record books. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪

aw... world is getting a little spookier this year a record-setting pumpkin was carved. into an eagle in anoka minnesota this weekend. the giant gourd is back home after winning the world championship pumpkin way off in half moon bay that happened earlier this month. it also said a us record for the heaviest pumpkin at 2,560 pounds its name is maverick. are told the seeds are very valuable from maverick, they could be worth anywhere between three and five hundred dollars each. wow, that is a large pumpkin and you try to understand how it even gets transported from the midwest to half moon bay and back.

yeah, that's quite a feat. yeah, and i want to know how big the seeds are, you know, if we were yeah, don't try planting one in your backyard it would like take over 35. yes. i said, yeah. okay. all right. well gordon season out there. good morning. everybody. lots of fog that will be dissipating bringing a sunny and mild afternoon inland around the bay about 70 and they can see the pattern change headed our way overnight on monday. all right, sounds good lisa. thank you. and thanks for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz corey. it's along with lisa arjun abc 7 news continues at 5pm. have a great day day and happy halloween tomorrow.

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