market street. >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> good evening. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. we're tracking two major stories tonight that are unfolding as we speak. yes. >> one, the largest health care worker strike in american history by kaiser employees. the other the public. tributes to the late senator dianne feinstein. >> and we have live coverage on both of these big stories tonight. >> we certainly do. let's begin with the strike by 75,000 kaiser employees. >> uh- abc7 news reporter unzer hasan is live in walnut creek. answer what's the latest on the negotiations as yeah, good evening, guys. >> we're hearing from kaiser that today's negotiations ended at 330 with no settlement. that likely means there will be a second day of strikes tomorrow. so starting at 6 a.m, the big challenge is over current staffing levels. a wide range of employees took part today. day one of the possible three day strike. we spoke to joshua

barra. he's an operating room surgical technician. he refers to the current staffing levels as a staffing crisis. the less people you have doing the same job, you're making more money, you're still charging the same to your patients, but you're not paying the labor to do so, right? >> so it's hard. we're burning out. we're quitting employee swease say kaiser committed to hiring up to 10,000 more employees by the end of the year. >> they claim kaiser is behind on that commitment. now, kaiser permanente declined to be interviewed, but in a statement to abc7 news, kaiser disputes that claim. the company says they've met that goal and are looking to hire even more people . they also say they've reached a tentative agreement on several other proposals, including wage increases. that's important to note that the hospitals are open, the doctors are not on strike. employees tell me if no agreement is reached by friday, they will consider a longer two week strike. reporting live on san hassan, abc seven news. >> all right, answer. thank you

so much. >> well, tomorrow the nation will pay its final respects to senator dianne feinstein. today, she is lying in state at san francisco city hall. among the mourners, representative nancy pelosi with her husband paul, as well as feinstein's only daughter, catherine feinstein made history as san francisco's first female mayor. she became the first female us senator from california. she served for three decades. up until her death friday at the age of 90. all day long, we have seen a stream of visitors coming to city hall to pay their respects. and as you look live right now in the rotunda of san francisco city hall, the san francisco gay men's chorus performing a tribute concert in her honor. and we're going to listen in as soon as they begin to sing. as you can see, they are ready. that's the new choir director for the san francisco gay men's chorus has not been on the job very long, but by all accounts is doing a phenomenal job with the chorus. and this is again,

the rotunda of san francisco city hall, where the senator has been lying in state. they're getting in position. we just want to let you have a chance to hear her, the iconic and just treasured san francisco gay men's chorus. as we also learned by from birrie and stars.and my start supermayer l'aula ci.

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a fitting tribute to the late senator dianne feinstein, the san francisco gay men's chorus, performing the national anthem. >> the star band star spangled banner, a fitting song for a woman who spent her life in public service to the country she loved so much. and of course, the city she loved so dearly as well. we have team coverage on today's events as well as preparations for tomorrow's memorial service. before we hear from abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra. let's go live to cornell bernard. he's at city hall for us. cornell hey , dan, hundreds of people from across the bay area still coming to san francisco city hall at this hour to pay respects to

senator feinstein. >> it is fairly clear that folks are now getting off of work. the line is much longer. it is now stretching out the van next door of city hall down van ness avenue and down mcallister, all the way to polk street. it is very clear people are intent on paying respects to senator feinstein. it has been a very hot day in san francisco. many folks who have been waiting in line say that's okay. they were here to honor the woman they loved and admired. rotunda echoing with music on this solemn day. one by one, members of the public filing by the flag draped casket to pay respects and say goodbye to us. senator dianne feinstein in the place where her political career began. >> sad day, but a beautiful but a beautiful legacy. >> tracy sherman and joann loulan say defi was their hero.

>> i think dianne feinstein has been just an incredible trailblazer for an amazing woman . and she's done a lot for our city and our state. and i wanted to pay my respects to what she did for gun control, for lgbtq rights, for women in for women in the senate, for getting women in the senate and the house. >> i mean, she was everybody's godmother. you know, she was like, come on in. i'm going to show you how to do it. and we're going to rock this place. and she did. >> by midday, the line to get into city hall, stretching down van ness avenue as the sun was hot. but many didn't care, waiting almost an hour to pay respects. >> all the things she worked on, all the things she did, the way she fought for, the things she believed in. you know something you don't see very much anymore. >> i remember her coming out of the mayor's office after milk and moscone were killed and she held it together remarkably well for being panicked on the

inside. >> i met simplifying stein over the years, i found her to be a very warm person. i absolutely love what she did as our mayor of san francisco. absolutely love. she supported education. i'm retired educator mayor london breed paying respects to her predecessor alongside dr. anthony fauci, a familiar face from the covid pandemic breed says feinstein was a woman of firsts. >> you know what needs to also be at the top of that list is, you know how to be a courageous leader, how to lead with courage, even when it's not always popular outside an american flag draped between two san francisco fire trucks, sfpd officers standing to salute feinstein's casket as it arrived at city hall. >> that's salute with all about paying tribute to a person that gave so much to the city. >> this state, this country, it's a fitting tribute for one of our greatest leaders. >> and again, a live look at the very long line outside of city hall stretching down mcallister

street and van ness. hundreds of people still waiting to pay their respects to senator dianne feinstein. the doors to city hall, we are told, will be open until 7 p.m. and a police officer just told us that it is pretty clear that anybody in line will be allowed to go into city hall as long as they're in line by 645. but live at san francisco city hall, cornell, bernard, abc seven news. >> okay, cornell, thank you very much. let's take you inside once again for another live look at the san francisco gay men's chorus performing in senator dianne feinstein means honor. that's jacob steinberg, the artistic director of the chorus . it's not long on the job leading the gay men's chorus in this fitting tribute to the late senator and tomorrow's service will affect things in and around the city, of course, in person, services are closed all day long . all city hall entrances will be closed from 11 a.m. until 3

p.m. streets around city hall will be closed as well. from larkin to franklin, from golden gate to hayes busses along those streets will be rerouted. and the civic center parking garage is closing now and will not reopen for 24 hours, about an hour ago, we learned that tomorrow's city hall memorial service will no longer be open to the public due to heightened security. >> attendance will be by invitation only. dozens of members of congress are flying to san francisco for the service . their travel plans, though, have become more complicated than they expected. abc7 news reporter stephanie sierra is live in the newsroom with the reason why. >> stephanie yes, ama. i spoke with congressman mike thompson who explained the house republican leadership did not allow a plane to transport the late senator's colleagues from d.c. to san francisco to attend tomorrow's memorial service. here's what we know after senator dianne feinstein passed representative zola, greene contacted then-speaker kevin mccarthy to request air transportation for colleagues to attend the memorial service, a courtesy any delegation has

traditionally been afforded when a member passes away. so they can all fly together. but lofgren never heard back from mccarthy. congressman mike thompson says lofgren made the same request of speaker pro tem patrick mchenry, the person who kicked speaker emeritus nancy pelosi out of her capitol office . but mchenry also did not respond. >> it's just sad commentary on the house republican leadership that they wouldn't pay tribute to this great legislator, great senator, and allow a plane to bring her colleagues back to pay her final tribute. it's just going to be more difficult. and i'm assuming that some people will not be able to make it because of that. >> now, we're told vice president kamala harris's plane only had eight seats left, which did help bring a limited number to the delegate of the delegation that is now that plane is scheduled to arrive this evening. back on capitol hill now, a day full of tributes

honoring the late senator friend. >> a hero for so many, a leader who changed the nature of the senate and the fabric of the nation. >> a titan in us politics and proud daughter of san francisco , soon to be laid to rest. the late senator dianne feinstein, a trailblazing force of first san francisco's first female mayor and the longest serving female senator, lying in state at city hall. feinstein's daughter, catherine joined close friends speaker emerita nancy pelosi, her husband paul, and their eldest daughter, nancy, to pay their respects. meantime in washington, the late senator's seat draped in black accompanied by white roses as the senate judiciary committee convened in tribute today, there are 24 women serving in this chamber and every one of them would admit they stand on diane's shoulders. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer is one of at least six speakers who will honor senator feinstein during thursday's memorial service outside city

hall include a recorded message from president joe biden. >> remarks from vice president kamala harris. speaker emerita nancy pelosi. san francisco mayor. london breed and eileen mariano feinstein's granddaughter. >> you know, for generations of californians, she was the one that we turned to for leadership and for comfort. a champion in politics to policy. >> feinstein never backed down and to be able to sit in her seat knowing that i will never be able to fill her shoes. she's an icon, a friend, a trailblazer to many in washington, an on both sides of the aisle. >> she was an exceptional leader . obviously, her work in san francisco when she became mayor , healing this town, dealing with hiv aids. >> she's alleging, and an iconic legislator and policy maker. so we all want to be there to pay our respects and to show her

family and our community how much she meant to us. >> now, congressman thompson and congressman garamendi both arrived at sfo this afternoon. they will be joined by congresswoman anna eshoo and congresswoman zoe lofgren and 30 us senators will be coming to the service. we just confirmed that. and we've also learned there are two planes that are currently transporting members of that senate delegation. but one of them, we're told, is already delayed due to maintenance issues. and it's still unclear here if it will be fixed in time, which, of course may further restrict travel. we are told the other plane is set to arrive later this evening. so certainly a lot of moving parts , dan and ana. yeah, absolutely . >> all right, stephanie, thank you. and let's take another live look inside city hall there where you see the late senator's flag draped coffin there. as you can see, a lot of people still paying their respects. this evening ahead of tomorrow's memorial service. and we will be streaming that service for our

the late senator dianne feinstein. it starts at 1245 watch on the abc seven bay area app. you can also go to abc7 news.com. it will be wherever you stream. >> other stories making news today. ships and sailors in san francisco fleet week is underway . how long until the blue angels perform? >> and i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. it's going to be fine flying weather for the blue angels on friday. i'll let you know how hot it's going to get for parts of the bay area tomorrow and where an advisory is going up when abc7 news at i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to dangerous flu complications, like pneumonia, heart attack, and hospitalizations?” i just say, “but, i'm just the flu.” it's him! who? i'm just the flu! fight the flu with sanofi flu vaccines, which help prevent flu in older adults.

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want a tour? lots of people are excited to check out the two navy ships that are at the port of san francisco for fleet week. >> like the fan family from walnut creek. lindsey a fan, his two boys, cyrus and gannon, and their friend jonathan, are checking out the uss john p murtha pier 30. >> it's a blast. it's so fun walking the ships, turning the ships getting to see some of the crew members. >> i just think it's really interesting thing for nine year old gannon, it's personal. >> do you have some family members in the navy? >> well, my mom's dad, he was he worked on a destroyer. >> a lot of men and women in uniform are looking forward to sharing fleet week and the ship tours with visitors. meet montana tory. it's her first fleet week. >> i encourage everyone to come because this is a super cool experience. i've got a bunch of

super cool things going on on the ship. >> the 15 minute tour of the uss john murtha has plenty to offer. >> the marine corps. they have their cannons out there showing demonstrations and there's a lot. >> brendan beasley appreciates about fleet week seeing the blue angels perform, seeing the sailors on the street and visiting the ships. >> i want to see where my tax dollars are being spent and it's pretty cool. you know, these people are working hard. >> so where we are right now, this is our quarterdeck on board the ship. >> visitors get to experience it. all right. right on. 5-01 demonstrates is talking to men and women in uniform, young jonathan lindquist, even got to try out some gear. those with the uss john p murtha grateful for the visitors and the support . >> we have a little under 400 sailors in about 220 marines on there right now. it really recharges their batteries when they get to go out and just hear those little words like, hey, thank you for your service. so we're standing on the flight deck of the uss john murtha and the aircraft behind me is the mh 53. >> this aircraft here is one of our heavy lift helicopters. it can under sling a bunch of cargo

or even a light motorized vehicles getting to see a navy ship, meeting men and women in uniform, learning more about how things work for a lot of families and visitors, touring a ship is a worthwhile lesson. >> do you want to come back? yes. in san francisco, suzannephan abc7 news. >> from the blue angels to the parade of ships, we're helping you plan your fleet week. we've got the full schedule of events posted on our website. check it out on the front page of abc seven news.com. >> all right. and we hope the weather is great for flying. >> yeah, it looks like it's going to be great. we'll see for sure. for meteorologist sandhya patel, sandhya yeah, it is going to be fantastic weather for the blue angels. >> dan and let's take a look at the forecast. good evening to all of you. fleet week festivities already underway as the blue angels take to the skies. we have fall warmth for friday, 86 degrees. the morning temperature in the low 60s fine. flying weather on saturday. nothing but sunshine. but there will be some fog on sunday. just

a word of caution and it is going to turn much cooler in the upper 60s for the afternoon. let's talk about anything but cooler today. it was a warmer day. obviously, we all had warm to hot weather. 81 degrees in half moon bay today, all the way to 94 at napa airport. so it definitely felt unseasonably warm. but you know, in october, we get the heat here in the bay area, 20 degrees warmer compared to 24 hours ago in san francisco . san jose is running about 11 degrees warmer tomorrow. there is a heat advisory that goes up at 11 a.m. it runs until 11 p.m. friday for all areas shaded in orange, above average temperatures, moderate to major risk of heat illnesses. so definitely take precaution, especially if you're sensitive to heat. right now, we're still warm, 70 to 90, high pressure bringing the hot weather for inland areas and warm weather along the coast. as we look at a live picture from our san jose camera, it is clear skies and that's how it's going to stay. mild to warm overnight, sunny

and warm to hot. the next two days. heat relief does arrive this weekend. if you don't like the warm weather, temperatures in the morning, upper 50s to upper 60 soquel's clear skies expected to start the day and then tomorrow afternoon, you're going to see how quickly it warms up. 95 in san jose, 97. morgan hill on the peninsula, 92. san mateo, 80 two half moon bay, san francisco, 88 degrees. it's going to be sunny. it's going to be warm to hot in the north bay mid 90s from san rafael to santa rosa, 93 napa heading into the east bay 91. oakland 93 for castro valley. inland areas will get hot. 94 degrees in concord and 95 in livermore. your accuweather seven day forecast holding the heat for your friday and then we start to notice the temperatures moderating with cooler breezier conditions and a return of the fog on sunday and columbus day. >> okay dan, thanks andy, very much. >> all right. well, if your big mac doesn't look like the picture, can you sue mcdonald's ? >> someone did. we're going to

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san francisco has a plan to transform its downtown into a global destination that plan requires building a better market street. >> many say that's critical to the local businesses that are still recovering from the pandemic. abc7 news reporter leanne melendez is here to explain and let us know how it's going. >> well, not great but not as bad as during the pandemic. so that's not saying much, right? yeah, exactly. so you know, the people we spoke to said if san francisco wants to make a comeback, the focus has to be on market street. now, other major cities are doing it. for example, new york city, the iconic broadway has been key to bringing life back to midtown. the san dalisay in paris, greener and with more pedestrians and people here say

it's time for market street to reinvent itself. back in 1962, market street was on the verge of a major restoration project, which back then caught the attention of the new york times . that came after a city report titled what to do about market street. back then, the goal was to add new life into market street as a center for shopping business and entertainment. but wait a minute. it's 2023 is in san francisco trying to do that again. an alex hanna has owned oxford street clothing for 30 years. >> there were lots of traffic. now the traffic is very slow. the only thing we're keeping us here because we have a loyal customer. if you depend on the traffic, i want you won't be survive. >> that put traffic or car traffic. >> both of them is hurting. he initially blames the demise of

some businesses on the city's efforts to slowly begin banning private cars. >> but then in 2012, there was renewed hope for the revitalized ization of the area. when twitter and other businesses occupied residency here. but that proved not to be the answer . everyone anticipated and then, just months before the pandemic , the city removed all car traffic from market street. that's when the number of bicyclists on market street increased by 25. then the city shut down and those workers that were supposed to revitalize the neighborhood dwindled because hardly anyone was coming to work downtown. even even the bicycle coalition admits by commuting downtown is nowhere near what it once was. so we wanted to see why many bicycle lists were staying away from market street. so we rode. one of the things that bicyclists often complain about is the uneven surfaces on market street, not to mention the potholes. and you really

have to pay attention because you can really get seriously hurt with the city needs to do in the department of public works needs to do is they need to start repaving our streets wherever they are. >> we would like the bike lanes to also be part of that because if you make safe pavement for people biking, they will use those streets, she says. >> any revitalization of market street has to include bike cyclists and pedestrians. there is a massive construction project underway. part of that better market street makeover. the project was sold on a much larger scale. it was supposed to make market street car free from octavia street to the embarcadero, but the city had to return the federal money for the project because it was unable to meet an imposed deadline. >> and there are lots of unmet fulfilled promises. but that doesn't mean that better market street can't continue to be working towards a future of sustainable transportation business owners along market street insist customers will not

return unless they feel safe and the area is clean. >> just the cleanliness is, you know, don't like stepping in poop every other day. so >> supervisor matt dorsey wants to create a downtown commercial core police district. it would dedicate police patrols in the area, if you can imagine sort of an area that would be from the ferry building down market street down to market and van ness. >> it should also encompass union square. it should also encompass the moscone center convention areas and the hotels around there. we need to get people to say, let's go to market street, like let's do stuff on market street. >> manic teal is a small business owner who also happens to be on the municipal transportation board as a san francisco resident, he'd like to see a section of market street converted into a promenade yard, maybe even turn it into a market, maybe plant a redwood grove, landscape. >> it flowers, music, poetry,

activations actually create something happening on the street that brings people to market street to do things. >> this is a beautiful city. i love it. but unfortunately, we were facing lots of problems here with the homeless, with the shopping, fighting with you know, it's very tough. it's not a piece of cake. now >> it's going to take time. it's going to take a lot of time. >> long time, you could say. >> so he fears that any improvements will do nothing to the area unless the homeless issue and more importantly, the drug dealings there are addressed. >> in fact, he says it could have the opposite effect and, you know, you and i have been here for a long time and that area has always has really struggled. it's never really been solved, which is a shame because it's such a beautiful area. the sidewalks are wide. it's flat. you can walk for miles. >> oh, no, it could be fantastic. and that that

business owner, shopkeeper, 30 years in business, he knows what he's talking about. he's seen it over the years. he understands what's really going on. that's right. thanks, liane. sure. >> well, san francisco is now making it easier to get people off the streets and into housing. tackling the homeless crisis is one way we are looking to build a better bay area abc7 news reporter ryan curry spoke with the city about what's changing. >> san francisco is removing a barrier that made it difficult for some on the streets to access shelter. the city's department of homelessness and supportive housing says people can now get a temporary place to stay without documentation. >> this is a real opportunity for us to move people directly off of the street and into housing. >> unhoused residents seeking shelter through the department once needed to show a driver's license or social security card . the department says oftentimes those experiencing homelessness couldn't provide those documents. what we knew now was that there were a lot of people on the street who had been determined to need housing based on their vulnerability, but that the system we were using wasn't

effective in getting those folks into housing. this started as a pilot program back in june, and so far the department says it helped 19 people without documentation when those people were then given 90 days to get the identification needed to continue receiving aid. and the department will help them, they say the goal is to get vulnerable communities, the resources they need to get off the streets and stay off the streets. >> we're also focused on sustainable city and really making sure that people who we who we select for this and are working with for this are surrounded with the support they need so that they can actually maintain their housing. the city says about 350 units are available right now, but officials are prioritizing aid to people living on sidewalks instead of campers or rvs. >> essentially, this was the natural next step in what we call presumptive eligibility. we're going to presume you are going to meet the needs and eligibility of this housing based on everything we know about you. and we'll worry about the paperwork later. >> they say they want to avoid

the scenario of sending people back on the streets in san francisco. ryan curry, abc seven news, oakland police are investigating vandalism that could be a hate crime. >> the port barr, a popular gay bar next to the paramount theater in downtown was damaged by rocks thrown through the windows sometime after midnight. the bar owner says nothing was stolen and that leads him to believe the bar was targeted because of its lgbtq affiliation. >> an east bay landmark targeted by vandals is standing once again. we're talking about the picker pole, the special marker on mission peak high above fremont. it's now back in place . a crew just reinstalled the pole following what authorities called a premeditated act of vandalism. someone with a tool sort it off. in early september, the vandal still hasn't been found. >> the house needs a speaker, and until that happens, there's a lot that can't happen. >> next, hear from members of congress who find themselves in uncharted territory

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public. however we will live stream tomorrow's service that starts at 12:45 p.m. watch on the abc seven bay area app. abc seven news.com or wherever you stream. the us house of representatives is in unchartered territory after voting out kevin mccarthy as house speaker. work can't get done until a new speaker is elected. so what does that mean for americans beyond capitol hill? reporter karen caifa is in washington to explain. after yesterday's historic vote, this is about something more than just kevin mccarthy or matt gaetz. >> this is about the broader implications for the entire us federal government and the us economy until a new permanent speaker is in place, the house cannot move legislation and the position second in line in succession to the presidency is vacant. also wall street in washington very closely. eight house republicans standing by their votes to remove kevin mccarthy as house speaker and

grind congressional business to a halt. >> there's a lot of angry people, but i would submit to you, when we get this, when we get a new leadership in, we're going to be just fine. >> the current interim speaker can perform limited functions like recess adjournment and preside over the vote for a new permanent speaker. but legislation cannot move. >> you can't actually legislate on the house floor right now. so this effective has frozen the country with a new deadline to fund the federal government a little more than six weeks away. >> even some senate republicans are concerned about the lower chamber. >> to my colleagues in the house, you know, follow your heart. but but take your brain with you. a vote on a new speaker is at least one week away, and some house republicans don't want to see it drawn out. >> having our house adjourned when we should be putting appropriation bills on the floor and getting this country back up and running doesn't help anyone. >> a long fight could also unsettle wall street. last week , moody's warned a government shutdown could prompt it to downgrade us debt, a move that could dent the entire us economy

with a shutdown threat averted last weekend. another looms on november 17th, democrats watching closely. a lot of work to be done. >> we need to move quickly and get this resolved from the chaos in the republican caucus. >> and today, jim jordan of ohio became the first house republican to publicly say he will run for speaker. he was followed soon after by steve scalise, the current house majority leader. any candidate who wants to make a bid for speaker will have the opportunity to address their house republican colleagues at a forum next tuesday before any vote goes to the house floor in washington, i'm karen kaifa, former president donald trump once again was in court today for his fraud trial. >> he's facing a $250 million lawsuit that accuses him and family members of lying about the net worth of their assets. a trump has repeatedly attacked the new york attorney general. and during a break today aired his grievances about the case. the attorney general pushed back this trial is a total witch hunt , and i should be entitled to a

jury like everybody else is entitled to. >> a jury. >> this case was brought simply because us. it was a case where individuals have engaged in a pattern and practice of fraud. and i will not sit idly by and allow anyone to subvert the law . lastly i will not be bullied since the judge already agreed with the attorney general that fraud was committed. >> the trial will determine the penalties the trump organization will face. we are expecting warm to hot weather tomorrow. >> see how long it'll feel like summer in sandy's seven-day forecast next

sandy patel is back with the forecast. >> andy yeah, and it's definitely going to feel like it again tomorrow. so amanda, dan, let's take a look at the air quality right now. it is good to moderate and as we check out a live view from our walnut creek camera, you may have noticed a little bit of haze in the air as we have high pressure overhead, really puts a lid on the atmosphere. so you don't see the winds stirring up the atmosphere. so tomorrow, do look for good to moderate air quality again, friday and saturday. the air district is going with

moderate air quality across the region tomorrow. tonight, excuse me, 7:00. we are looking at temperatures in the 60s to 80s. later on tonight, the numbers start to come down. but still pleasant, maybe for a walk at 9:00 at night and then those numbers drop off in the morning under clear skies, quickly warming up by the afternoon. we are talking about 80s and 90s. inland and as we head towards the early afternoon, 70s to 90s across the region, there is that heat advisory that starts tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. it runs until friday night. take it easy. stay hydrated. the risk of heat illnesses is elevated because of the above average temperatures. as we look at live doppler seven, no signs of fog here and we're not going to see it tomorrow, which allows those temperatures to go up, especially with the offshore winds. 80s and 90s for the entire bay area. nobody's escaping this heat for your thursday. your friday is going to be just as hot around the bay and inland, but along the coastline, temperatures start to back off and the temperatures will moderate on saturday, it'll

be relief from the heat by sunday as fog is back in the picture, the sea breeze kicks up, going into columbus day. and we'll even introduce a slight chance of maybe a few showers on tuesday. best chance in the north bay still days away. so we shall see. dan and emma. all right. >> thanks, andy, very much. >> yeah. so maybe it'll feel like football weather again, right? >> i was thinking of saturday at dan's pool. i that sounds good. you're all welcome, everybody. come on down. i'll post his address and it will just have a big party. >> i'll just bring a little something for everybody to enjoy . that's fine. >> food. you're so accommodating . i love it. the 40 niners. they don't want to be that accommoda ating. they have a huge matchup sunday night against the dallas cowboys. so how does dallas try to stop christian mccaffrey who just added two more awards to his own personal resume? that's coming up ne

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rushing tied for the league lead in touchdowns with seven and after running through over and around the cardinals for a total of four touchdowns on sunday mccaffrey was just named the nfl offensive player of the week. now he also won the fedex ground player of the week. he's the only running back in league history to win that award three times in a span of four games. mccaffrey's reward today, veterans day off, his usage has been something of a concern for some. they're averaging right

around 25 touches per game. but he leads the nfl in rushing attempts, rushing yards rushing tds. and with that big prime time matchup on sunday night at levi's against the cowboys, the niners need their star running back rested and ready. >> i think anytime you have a sunday night game, it's always bigger. sunday night, monday night, thursday night there's always a little more excitement in the building knowing everyone's watching. you got a lot of respect for the cowboys and how good of a team they are. so we know, we know the challenge that we have in front of us and i think we're aware that of the rivalry back in the history, which is always cool. but besides that, you know, it's week five, it's early niners favored by three and a half points. >> we're just hours away from the bay area getting a new pro sports team. the wnba posted this cryptic video this morning with comments about expansion. coach accidentally or not, the warriors have a major announcement scheduled for tomorrow morning. and we know the road to wnba expansion in the bay area runs right through joe lacob's office. a team expected to tip off in 2025. as

for his other venture, the warriors tip off the preseason saturday night against the lakers at chase. now, remember last year started with the draymond green punch on jordan poole, who was traded this past summer. andrew wiggins missed a couple of months due to personal reasons, and then the dubs ended up losing in round two of the playoffs, wiggs said today. the disappointing finish certainly not poole's fault. >> i don't think it was jordan's fault for the lack of us, the team being connected. i feel like it was a bunch of things and you know, part of it, i wasn't there for a long time and i feel i would like to think that i'm one of the key parts to the team. you know, defensively, offensively, just, you know, helping the team out everywhere i can. so hopefully this year everyone can, you know, stay healthy. you know, everyone can be on the same page and we can have a hell of a year. >> otto baseball playoffs ex-giants skipper bruce bochy and the rangers trying to finish off the rays game two of their wild card series to zip rangers in the fourth. evan carter high deep aloha to right. oh, look out. the fan right there really

took a hard shot. rangers took a four nothing lead in the sixth. it's former a mark simian. there's a lot of former a's involved in these playoffs all over the place that drove in a run raised fans. the few who showed up flabbergasted. texas wins seven one. they sweep these two games on the road, advancing to the division round against the orioles. how about the twins hosting the blue jays? minnesota had not won a playoff series since 2002, and that was against the a's. sorry to bring that up . bases loaded in the fourth. carlos correa, who was almost a giant with an rbi single, they're going nuts in minnesota to former ace sonny gray. did i mention this? a few former a's in the playoffs and a jam in the fifth picks off vladimir guerrero jr to end the threat and a great tag by correa twins victorious two zip they sweep their wild card series and will meet the astros in the division round. always nice to pop the champagne for a big occasion and tomorrow it'll be interesting to see the wnba team we were speculating on possible names. i don't know if they have a name

yet for the team, but we came up with a fog. but then there's the bad lost in the fog sort of thing. how about the golden state bays like bay s or like beyonce? you know, bay, you know, they should do a contest because that would be fun to come up with. >> a great name. yeah >> yeah. and trademark that name whatever you do. >> thanks, larry. >> just personal advice. >> all right. coming up tonight on abc7, celebrity jeopardy, followed by celebrity wheel of fortune at ten, the $100,000 pyramid, of course we are on at 11 and remember we are always streaming 24 over seven. get the app so you can join us whenever wherever. uh. thanks for joining us. i'm ahmad daetz. us. i'm ahmad daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley for sanjay "kevin, what does being the ceo of cashbacking mean to you?" it means cashbacking every opportunity. did you cashback on this?

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