replaced. there were no signs of the damage done when a man broke into the house searching for nancy pelosi and attacked paul pelosi with a hammer. >> the house has security cameras but that one was monitoring them so no one saw the break-in when it happened. that is not the only solo -- only security flaw that has been revealed. >> stephanie sierra is digging into a key oversight in the case. the lack of security. >> she is live in the newsroom. >> it is not only the fact security cameras at speaker pelosi's home were not being monitored during this attack but just hours ago sources confirm to abc news there was a mishap between the home security system and u.s. capitol police. those familiar with the matter calling it an embarrassing oversight. abc 7 news has learned u.s. capitol police had cameras installed outside speaker pelosi's home well before friday's attack but but -- but what about an alarm?

>> whether or not they had an alarm is still a part of the investigation. >> sources confirm the speaker does have a private security system and questions are being raised about how the security system interacted with police agencies the morning of the attack. law enforcement sources confirm when the alarm is triggered at the private security system is supposed to notify the san francisco police department first and then u.s. capitol police. two sources familiar say capitol police never received a call from the security system and said it is unclear if the alarm went off. a huge oversight paired with no physical security detail. >> we have had postings at the pelosi residence in the past. these threats are not new. let's be very clear. >> there was no security present. there was no capitol police, no private security present. >> while u.s. capitol police was not physically there, the department confirmed there

cameras captured the break-in. the problem, no one was monitoring them at the time. sources say it was only after local police arrived that capitol police caught on eventually spotting flashing lights after rewinding the video to see the rake entered >> the san francisco police department had it -- is assisting with security. we will do whatever is necessary and sort out whatever we need to sort out. >> it appears there is a lot still to sort out. we asked chief scott about that directly. why is there not an mou or formal agreement between sfpd and u.s. capitol police? >> there may be in the future. currently there is not. we have worked with capitol police before. >> yet the department has been if there was any formal agreement between the agencies on that chain and why. all those questions we will continue digging into. congresswoman zoe lofgren has sent a letter to the gf -- the

chief of u.s. capitol police demanding answers about their handling of security. capitol police has released a statement indicating the department has begun an internal security review. we were told moments ago congressional stakeholders will be weighing in on the review. we will have pointed questions as these issues happened at critical moments of this investigation. >> i have no doubts they will have those critical questions. on friday the suspect will have his preliminary hearing set. a bail hearing will be set to decide if he should have the opportunity to post bond. we spoke with some of his neighbors in richmond. they described the 42-year-old as a quiet man who kept to himself. neighbors say they knew of his interest in online conspiracy theories. >> he was looking to some ideas that are out there in politics and the social sphere to solve

some deep-seated personal problems of his. >> he has pleaded not guilty to six felony charges. he is facing federal charges as well. >> state senator scott wiener who represents san francisco spoke candidly with abc 7 news about threats he has experienced and gave us a big picture perspective on what this environment does to politicians. some of what he describes is graphic. >> i have had thousands of death threats against me in the last few years. i had a bomb threat at my home. had to bring in bomb sniffing dogs. i had a guy threatened to fire me with a rifle. he was prosecuted and i testified before a jury. he was convicted. i have had people threaten to decapitate me and send my head to my mother and all sorts of other threats. all the threats have been based on legislation i have authored around lgbtq civil rights, vaccine access. when you have people either

threatening to kill elected officials or attacking elected officials, it undermines democracy because when you are an elected official, the only things you should be considering our what do you think is right and what do your constituents need. when you also have to think on the back of your head is this going to get me killed, that undermines democracy. >> there is added security in san francisco for the election next week as reporter tara campbell found. her unprecedented measures being taken. >> we are taking every avenue to provide security and make sure people feel secure not just election day but during this election cycle. >> san francisco's comp election official says the violent attack is a game changer. >> what happened in san francisco certainly concentrates everyone's attention. >> that includes capturing the attention of the fbi. >> have worked with the fbi in the past with federal elections.

having everyone come together at one time in one meeting, that is somewhat unique. >> he says it is the first time they have worked with the fbi on a midterm election and they are not the only one stepping up in the wake of the attack on mr. pelosi. >> we do have the additional support from sfpd, the mayor's office and federal agencies. >> what kind of added security does the fbi bring into this? > they have information resources that we don't have in the department. if there were any activities, we would be able to augment the local resources, federal resources. >> we don't want voters to feel intimidated or feel threatened about simply casting their votes. >> melinda jackson is a political science professor at san jose state university. she says it is important voters keep the violence in perspective. >> this is not the normal type of behavior for people who have

political disagreements. we are talking about a small number of individuals. plenty of whom are most likely mentally ill. >> when it comes to calculating risk, she says historical context also matters. >> we have had periods of great political conflict in our past. the civil war for example, the civil rights movement. >> the bottom lies says jackson as it is all about -- bottom line says jackson as it is all about preserving democracy. >> if we are lower serves to be intended and not dissipate, that is a threat to our entire system. >> every voter in california gets a mail-in ballot and millions have already been returned paired we are tracking return statewide. this is on the homepage of our website abc7news.com. >> we will have the weather forecast for election day but let's talk about what is happening now. here is a live look from san francisco to emeryville to san jose.

sun breaking through as we near dusk. a nice day and a little bit more rain as well. hail hit san jose around noon today. the hailstorms look small but there is a lot of them. you can see some rain running down the window. rain in the east bay. check out the view on interstate 80 going through oakland. it took a while to need the windshield wipers but you did need to select them here and there. chains are required as we head to the sierra. still needed on highway 50 but no longer on i-80. 80 had the first chain controls yesterday of the season. this is a great start to november in terms of the weather. >> we hope it continues. >> it is going to continue through the middle of next week but we will get a breather in between before we consider this pattern. went to show you a live picture

from our airport camera. you will notice it is starting to clear out and this is when you're going to start to notice the chill settling in. a couple more sprinkles left around the vacaville area heading into east muncie avenue, elm ira. not much more into the pit this level 1 system pushing out of here. behind it, the chill is settling in. you will notice a couple more showers skirting the coastline the next hour or two. then the frost advisory for the north bay valleys goes up here is an hourly look for the temperature is into the 50's 7:00. 11:00 p.m., going down into the 40's. tomorrow morning, mid to upper 30's in some of our coldest north bay valleys. a coldest -- a closer look at when you can expect more wet weather coming up.

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>> election day is less than a week away. your ballot must be in the mail or you have to go to the polls in clues -- in person no later than november 8. a handful of races in california could determine whether democrats or republicans win control of the house of representatives. liz kreutz is here with more on the statewide races we are watching closely. >> republicans are slightly favored to win back control of the house but whether or not that does happen could him down to turnout in some competitive california races. in those races, latino voters could be critical in determining the outcome. will democrats over publicans when control of the house of representatives on tuesday? the answer could be determined by a handful of key races in

california. >> we have a situation in congress where a flip of five districts will determine who controls congress. california does have the ability to impact the house in these competitive districts. >> political poster paul mitchell is tracking roughly seven tight races through the central valley to southern california. that includes district 47 in orange county we are katie porter who has gone viral for her use of a white or during congressional hearings is at risk of losing her seat. >> there are a number that are no letters. those range from being democratic held to a republican held. >> in each of these districts at play across the state is that there is a significant latino electorate. >> christian is the vice president of policy at the latino community foundation. he says latino voters could be critical in determining the outcome of races.

>> latinos in california could ultimately decide who is in the majority come january 2023 . >> they say this is most true in two races. district running to where david valeo is against rudy salas and disher 27 in northern l.a. county were republican incumbent mike garcia is against democrat assemblywoman kristi smith. mitchell says national modeling shows that democrats can flip these two seat they have a good chance of winning the house. >> that is how important that would be as a signal as to where the national mood is. >> right now the national mood does seem to be swimming in republicans favor. in a sign of how critical resources are for democrats president biden will be in california tomorrow campaigning for democratic congressman mike levin also at risk of losing his seat near san diego. >> it is all fascinating as we get down to the wire. polls show republicans may

currently have the advantage at the last. is that you are seeing in california? >> broadly yes and that is why we are seeing democratic congress members like katie porter in such tight races. voters are focused on issues like the economy and inflation. here in california democrats do have some advantages. the fact that prop one which would enshrine abortion rights and to the state constitution, the fact that is on the ballot is seen as a motivator i could get democrats or new party preference voters to go to the polls. >> it is going to be utterly fascinating on tuesday. >> santa clara county sheriff laurie smith announced her retirement. dustin dorsey takes a look at the two candidates up for the job. >> in santa clara county, there is only room for one sheriff in town. with election day less than a week away, the race is down to two candidates. >> i'm feeling very hopeful and cautiously optimistic about my chances. >> he has been lincolns in the

front runner in the race and has built on his momentum with major endorsements from the santa clara deputy sheriffs association and the san jose police officer's association among others. after growing up with his father in prison, he dedicated his life to law enforcement during the sheriffs office in in 1985. he touts his experience as a captain and charge of the jail and reading the fighting against mismanagement. >> people tried to label it insider versus outsider. i was on the team of the mission of the sheriff's office. once there was mismanagement and bad behavior i had been calling it out for 12 years. >> this week smith announced her retirement and in the 24 year run as the first female sheriff. >> it starts the new chapter and it is when i hope to be part of. >> bob jones enters the race having law enforcement experience and a los angeles and menlo park and the chief of police in palo alto.

ways to transform the sheriff's office as smith faces trial for corruption. he says his fresh set of eyes is the best way to transform santa clara county. >> that has been the value going into the organization. having that completely fresh look and seeing where we need to take the organization. it is time for this organization to start moving out of that cloud of controversy and get back to serving the community. >> the resignation represents a changing of the guard in the county for the first time since 1998. will it be johnson or jensen who takes the reins? >> on election night, we will be livestreaming results as soon as the polls close for three hours straight from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. you can watch that with our bay area maybe, or smart tv. on tv you can watch abc7news at 4:00. beginning at 5:00 we will go to

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>> this is great stuff. sandhya patel back with the forecast. we did this last year. we got off to great start and it fizzled. >> let's hope we don't end up with gusty offshore winds like we did in years past where we see fire danger coming in. for now the added rain and moisture added to the fuel is helping with our fire danger but it is not ending our fire season. as we look at the view from our san jose camera, skies are

clearing. temperatures are coming down in the 40's and the 50's. pitiful blue skies from her golden gate bridge camera today. cold morning ahead. looking at areas of frost on the two mornings with weekend showers and unsettled weather into next week so get ready to put the umbrellas away and grab those heavier jackets for tomorrow morning. you will notice things have quieted down but earlier today there were thunderstorms, hail, heavier showers that went through. even mixed precipitation over mel hamilton. that is gone. check out the view from melrose. this is a snowy view tonight should they have extended the winter advisory until midnight. chains are required on some of the roads going up to tahoe. winter storm warning until 8:00 p.m. for the west slope. slippery roadways and the winter weather advisory for the tahoe area until midnight tonight. travel will be difficult with

chain controls, additional three inches of snow. gusty winds up to 45 miles per hour. give it a few more hours. tomorrow morning temperatures will drop in the north bay valleys where the coldest locations are going under a frost advisory. 30 to 35 degrees. any frost that forms will damage sensitive plants. hard freeze and freeze warnings for lake and mendocino counties. temperatures for the hard freeze warning low to upper 20's. for the freeze warning, down to 30 degrees. some of the coldest air of the season so far. upper 20's to the mid 40's. everyone is going to feel the chill tomorrow morning. you will need heavier jackets, coats, gloves, scarves. upper 50's to mid 60's tomorrow afternoon. temperatures coming up compared to today but it is going to be breezy along the coastline.

seven-day forecast, a cold morning with frost thursday. friday a few extra high clouds. milder afternoon. if you are planning your weekend, set your clocks back one hour saturday night. sunday morning, daylight saving time and so you get the extra hour of sleep. we will see some showers. another opportunity for showers sunday afternoon, evening. then it turns wet and gusty as a stronger storm comes in monday, tuesday going into possibly wednesday. this is the accuweather 7 day forecast i remember winter looked like so this is what we want to see. >> this used to be the pattern. >> he said he was a student and he lived on campus when stanford daily reporters looked into it, they found a different story. >> we have likely seen ads offering a great deal for signing up for a wireless

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> at stanford, the university confirms a man lived illegally on campus for months posing as a student. how could that happen? >> sex went to spoke with a campus newspaper reporter broke the story and the man himself. >> it is a story that has been the talk of campus. posing as a student for a year. the story was broken by the stanford daily. reporters were tipped off by a fellow writer who lives in carruthers hall. >> basically revealed through messages sent nra that there was a squatter who had been living in the basement for weeks. > they say many students were convinced he was a student. >> there were sources talking

about baking brownies and eating them with this man. >> the stanford daily confirmed he had been on campus for new a year with the university's knowledge. >> he sometimes was able to take a student's id card according to residents who lived with them last year and he was getting let in a lot of the time by people who thought either he was living there with them or he was a friend of someone living in the dorm. >> the daily confirmed he stayed in at least four different dorms. >> he was able to weave a new story every time. >> university officials referred us to a online statement saying the university's department of public safety has obtained multiple stayaway letters to present to him but was unable to locate him until the incident on october 27. they were viewing procedures to make sure this does not happen again including making sure information is shared with residential staff across campus. we reached out to him on

instagram and he replied to us saying sorry. i have nothing to add as i am sure you know the school's newspaper has put a much said everything they need to say so i'm done discussing it. newspaper says it will continue to follow-up up on the story. >> a lot of people are still wondering about the unanswered questions which is how did this happen and why did happen? >> stocks took a dramatic drop after the fed announced a three quarters of the point interest rate hike. the dow fell 505 point. the s&p 500 dropped to 96. >> today's interest rate hike is the sixth of the year. on our 3:00 p.m. show, we talked with a uc berkeley professor and former fed economist about the strategy. >> what we are going to see is higher interest rates on auto loans. have seen dramatic increases in mortgage rates and we may see more of that.

credit card rates and other personal loan rates may go up. that is the fed's intention. so that there will be more pain associated with borrowing and therefore we will borrow and spend much less. >> is part of the fed's plan to curb our highest inflation in 40 years. >> the competition to get new customers to sign up for a wireless plan is fierce with every carrier offering some sort of enticement. what can you do if your new carrier does not come through with the offer promised? >> that is a question michael finney joins us with some advice from the bbb. >> where is our stuff? that is what we want to know. telecommunication companies rank among the most complained about industries to the better business bureau. consumer group thinks it knows why. the consumer ratings of at&t to the better business bureau are

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>> the complaints we send over to at&t have a 100% sponsor. -- 100% response rate. >> barbara young responded to a promotion of $800 trade and offer of an eligible old phone. he signed up to the plan successfully the first week of june. >> at&t had the better deal of the phones at the time. i would not mind going back to at&t. >> in mid october he said he had still not received his credit despite spending countless hours speaking with customer service. >> trying to get this worked out and we were not getting anywhere. >> monica of the better business bureau has this advice. call the company to negotiate a settlement. >> outline the issue. explain what is happening. include a resolution. tell the company what they can do to resolve the issue and give them a deadline. >> robert decided he would contact 7 on your side and at&t quickly resolve the issue.

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afternoon. sunny skies, upper 50's to mid 60's. as will look ahead to the weekend, saturday afternoon and evening is when we see some showers. monday, tuesday looking wet which includes election day. be ready with the rain gear as we head toward the weekend and next week. it is a cold couple of frosty mornings thursday and friday. level 1 system for saturday afternoon, evening. fallback one hour. sunday have a few more showers developing. wet and windy at times. >> good to see. coming up next, a high school football play that is worth so much more than six points. for >> paul as part of my -- >> what it means to the student, >> what it means to the student, your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure.

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>> a campbell highschooler with special needs as inspiring a community with disabilities. jason scored a touchdown during his high school's football game. how that is now opening doors for others to believe in their dreams. >> it is senior night at del mar high school and all eyes are on number 22. >> let's do it, jason. >> he is about to -- >> i am a little nervous. >> you're going to be fine. >> as he shakes off the nerves, his mom, dad and brother get ready to document the moment on the upper bleachers. his teachers and classmates hold signs. the one bringing this community together is the student waving to the crowd. >> terry came too. >>'s teammates make room for the play. the opposing team is ready. the crowd gets on their feet.

phones are recording every move. this is the moment this school has been waiting for. their secret weapon is jason, number 22. here he goes. but wait. let's pause. to understand the significance of this play, we need to know jason. and see the process that got him here. it all started outside of room 51. one of the classrooms for special ed students at del mar high school. what is the back story? how did you find out jason wanted to play football? >> we go for a walk as a class every day. jason expressed to me mr. eric, i am really good at football. >> eric is jason's aid. after class they set aside time to play catch. during one of those moments jason said he wanted to play for his high school football team.

>> that competitiveness and amy went we can do this. >> turns out eric is a former college athlete. he played football for humboldt state. he made a call to the football coach at del mar high school. >> coach chapman, i let him know i got an athlete who is a senior this year and he wants to be part of the team. he was all about it. i was able to get a hold of a helmet from an athletic director and i had some old pads and we were able to piece together a uniform. >> in this classroom after class a dream was born. with a team of action figures, eric, jason the basics. jason chose -- >> fast like me. >> then they moved to the weight ward and began practicing a play that maybe jason would get to do on the field one day.

>> hit the touchdown. >> then it was time to take the classroom experience to the field. jason was welcomed to the team and chose number 22, his favorite number. athletes he had seen from afar for years. became his friends. >> jason is always a part of every little bit of practice. >> when he got home, he did not stop. he drew more inspiration from the team he grew up watching. what is your favorite team? >> the 49ers. >> favorite player? >> george kittle. he went fast. >> it did not take long for students at del mar high school to notice the new member of the football team. the senior with cowboy boots and a hat. >> it is my look. >> after months of practice, jason and eric got the call. jason would get to play during senior night. >> think about winning. >> is that all you think about? >> yeah. >> now it is game day.

jason switches his cowboy boots for cleats. eric reminds him they are no different. eric was born with multiple disabilities and that did not stop him from playing football. one of those challenges surfaced in the locker room. on jason's left arm, a drawing of the play. what are you hoping jason takes out of this experience? >> i hope he understands it is great to work with a team. not just in school, not just on the football field but you can do that in life. >> locking arms with his teammates, jason walks to the field. they have taught him more than football. this group showed him unity is more powerful than a learning challenge. an hour into the game, jason here is whistle. this is his play.

>> let's go . >> let's go. >> his coach getting emotional. his dad still in awe. >> i didn't think this would ever happen. >> and then there is eric, the aide who went beyond his job duties. in his voice you can hear it aired the sound of victory. today jason learned an invaluable lesson. what persistence and overcoming looks like and after all, jason did choose the right superhero. his speed was undeniable.

jason made history as the first student with special needs to play football in this district. number high school is now retiring his jersey. he doesn't need action figures anymore. on this night he became a real size superhero for an entire community. >> it is so awesome. for all as part of my blood. football is part of my blood. >> touchdown in every way. so cool. it is fun to see. >> a year in the making. the action figures. that is fantastic. when is a carry not a carry? when the reps don't call it appeared out of the blue they started blowing the whistle much to the dismay of jordan poole and steve kerr who probably should start reading his

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>> the warriors are defending nba champions but that was last season. this season they have all kinds of issues. enforcement of the carrying role with jordan poole called for three times last night in miami. the discontinued dribble. that became a normal part of the game in the iversen days. the rule says dribbler is me not have any part of the hand under the ball. they cannot bring their dribble to a pause and continue on with the dribble. he is going to have to be more careful if the nba is intent on forcing this. the league did not change enforcement in the preseason. they sent out an email to steve kerr about carrying yesterday. >> i guess there was an email that went out today. honestly i did not check my email. we got a game today. i'm not looking at email. i was shocked. because basically the whole league does that. they have been doing it since

allen iverson convinced the referees it was not a carry. it is a carry. what jordan does is a carry but the whole league has been doing it. i guess i gotta start checking my email on game days. >> yeah, steve peered badger damage control by the brooklyn nets. kyrie irving and the team are doing $5,000 to organizations working to eradicate hate and intolerance. this comes in the wake of kai remaking the social media post last week promoting a film loaded with antisemiti content he says he hopes all forms of -- he opposes all forms of hatred and oppression. no football for the 49ers. they are at 4-4. should probably 6-2. a game behind the seahawks. the niners are getting a bunch of talented injured players back in a couple of weeks as they prepare for a second-half surge. >> getting this week to

decompress. adding your body back together. it is going to be huge for a lot of guys. >> still have nine games to go in the season. >> we are trying to compete to get a spot in the playoffs. we get an opportunity to win the playoffs. the fortunate play in the super bowl. >> happy birthday to jimmy garoppolo. turn 31 today. >> look away. you too. look at the forecast. drawing a new sketch everyday until jimmy gets traded. getting edgier with the content. happy birthday, jimmy. the 3-5 tell football team visits usc on saturday. with the trojans planning to jump to the big ten, this game might be the last time in the foreseeable future the golden bears play in the l.a. coliseum.

>> a story program. the venue lady a lot of venues are conference. there is a place with a ton of history. there is a lot that has happened there. great players throughout the year. a lot of guys from southern california excited to go home and play in fight of -- in front of their friends and family. >> it is going to be so strange if usc is playing games in bloomington, indiana. world series four, leading philadelphia 5-0. the astros reveille favored. now philadelphia is favored. >> it is flipped now? we will see if >> dusty baker's guys can get it done. >> i want to apologize. >> are you ok? >> going to be all right. >> tonight on abc seven starting 8:00, it is the connors, the goldbergs, abbott elementary and home economics. big sky at 10:00 followed by abc7news at 11:00.

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