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we'll get to that story in just a little bit. but meteorologist drew tuma is in for lisa argen today. drew thanks for waking up bright and early on saturday to join us. mean look how beautiful it is out there already and we're in store for a really nice start to the weekend. >> we'll have a lot of sunshine early on. here's a live look from our sutro tower camera showing you the golden gate bridge just splashed in that sunshine. we're fog free there. bit of dense fog in novato this morning 4040s and our coolest spots right now but a lot of 50s around the bay shoreline. let's go hour by hour on future weather. today is just a blend of sun and clouds throughout the day we're dry into the afternoon. temperatures is a little bit below average. we had that cooler air rush in here yesterday to break our warm spell and now that cooler air has really settled in so high of 67. in the city today, 68 in oakland, 74 in san jose. but that cloud cover tomorrow will give way to some showers. we'll track our storm to finish out the weekend. it's a level one, a light storm on the storm impact scale. all the details in a few minutes. gloria we definitely

want to know all about that. >> thank you, drew. happening today, san jose mayor matt mehan will deliver his first state of the city address. crime, homelessness and clean streets are some of the items on his checklist at abc7 news reporter lauren martinez tells us what the community hopes to hear from the mayor. >> san jose mayor matt mehan will deliver his first state of the city address on saturday. >> there are literally hundreds of things that we want to do, but there are a few things we must do this year. >> mehan plans to focus on four goals in his speech reduce crime, ending homelessness for folks on the street, cleaning up san jose and improving investment opportunities. >> i'm very proud of the progress we've made this year at reducing unsheltered homelessness. in fact, at the number of people living outside on our streets is down 10% year over year. and we're just getting started with progress. >> there's also room for improvement. a homeless advocate shared his thoughts on what the mayor does. >> well, what i like about what mehan has done is he's treated this like the crisis. it is it

is a humanitarian crisis and he's gone after it. guadalupe village transitional housing went up. arena hotel. some of the successes, the property. >> but todd langton said homeless abatements or sweeps are something that needs work. >> you can't just post the poster and say, hey, you got to be out of here in a week or two. you need to have two other parts of that abatement and they've got to have somewhere to go in. the bottom line is there's plenty of land in santa clara county and there's plenty of money. we just have to have more public will and stand up and do the right thing. >> one area the city invests in is the vision zero program, which aims to cut down on traffic deaths. a member from the silicon valley bike coalition said this past year she's seen more city investment in individual neighborhoods, but more funding could be put to good use. >> we need more funding for all of our priorities. the truth is we never have as many resources as we would like, and right now, the things we must do is ensure

that our neighborhoods are safe, that they are clean, that everyone lives indoors and has at least safe. dignified shelter means address at noon is open to the public at san jose community college in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> now to a story we've been following for you this morning, highway 101 in mountain view is now open after a deadly motorcycle crash caused major backups this morning. >> it happened near the san antonio road exit near the shoreline amphitheater. authorities were on the scene since two in the morning with the closure of all four lanes that lasted for hours. the video this morning shows a jeep and a motorcycle were involved. it's still unclear who died in that crash. new this morning, the first trucks carrying water, food and medicine passed through the rafah crossing from egypt into gaza overnight. the convoy was the first humanitarian aid

to arrive to the area since the war erupted and the rafah crossing was only open for a brief time period to allow the trucks to pass through. it's not certain when it will reopen. hamas released to american hostages a mother and daughter from the chicago area, judith and natalie raanan are dual us and israeli citizen and they were visiting relatives. they were handed over to israeli forces and taken to a military base to be reunited with family members. they are now under the care of israeli defense forces. natalie is just 17. her father said that he talked to her on the phone for a couple of minutes and cannot wait to see her again. >> i did not sleep at night and my head always been in israel. lots of phone calls in israel, lots of tvs. i've been glued to the tv for two weeks hoping for good news. finally it came. >> he says his daughter told him

that she and her mother were treated well while they were being held captive. there are still roughly 210 hostages is being held by hamas and other militant groups. qatar, egypt and other countries are among those working to get them released. the president says ten americans are unaccounted for, more than 5700 people have died in the violence, including those who died in a deadly blast at a hospital in gaza. governor gavin newsom made a brief stop in israel on his way to china. his trip comes on the heels of a visit by new york's governor. so the question is, why are state governors venturing into international war zones? as abc7 news reporter tara campbell explains, some experts believe their motivation is crystal clear. >> the ruins of war on display for nearly two weeks into the israeli hamas war. governor gavin newsom on the ground at a tel aviv medical center visiting

with california families impacted by the war. his office sharing these photos friday. in a statement saying, i listened to the grief and terror in a mother's voice as she spoke about her son, a calif right now being held hostage in gaza. that mother, rachel goldberg and father john poland, spoke about their son, hirsch, on cnn. he was born in berkeley. we know that hirsch was last seen with an arm freshly blown off being taken captive. >> he is our primary interest, but of course, we're humans. we're parents. we're children of parents. and we care about all of the 200 hostages. >> governor newsom also meeting with a girl from los angeles who was shot in the leg by hamas and left for dead. >> i'm grateful that the governor is visiting israel and talking to the families. >> state senator scott wiener is co-chair of the california legislative jewish caucus. >> there's a long relationship between california and israel

with sister city relationships and so i think it's good for the governor to show, though, that that relationship continues. >> as new york governor kathy hochul, also in israel this week. >> this was a never forget moment. the world can never forget the barbarism and how unsafe, realized and savage these attacks were. >> political science expert professor steve wolpert says he's not surprised by either of these visits, particularly newsom's. >> well, he was on his way to china and i think it was an opportune time for him to represent, if you will, the large number of arab americans in california. we have more than any other state. and the second largest number of jewish people in california, second to new york. >> governor newsom showing on the internet national stage, also raising questions about a potential president bid. >> she's acting like a potential candidate. and not this coming election. but the next one. this

is a chance to show that he is with president biden, lockstep on foreign policy. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> and we will keep you updated on what's happening in israel, gaza and here at home. you can find the latest updates anytime at abc7 news.com. just download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. a bay area native and former major league baseball player is being accused of killing his father in law and severely injuring his mother in law. 49 year old danny seraphine , along with a woman, were arrested in nevada yesterday morning. the shooting happened in 2021, in homewood, which is in the north lake tahoe area. the placer county sheriff's office released surveillance video showing one of the suspects running and a second video with a suspect walking along a path nearhe raphine went to sierra high school in san mateo and played

for several major league teams over seven seasons to a chaotic scene in san francisco. police say that a driver was first involved in a hit and run, and while he was trying to get away, he hit two cars. a pedestrian then crashed into a fairly well known furniture store in san francisco. everyone involved ended up having non-life threatening injuries. it happened at the rush store at townsend and eighth street. the driver of the truck was detained for questioning. new this morning, san francisco based dropbox is turning over a quarter of their office space. in a filing, dropbox agreed to surrender more than 165,000ft■!s of space in their mission. bay headquarters. they will also pay $79 million in termination fees. the file hosting company will move its offices out over time until 2025. this comes after the company had widespread layoffs in april. shrink ing their

workforce by 16. firing 500 workers. happening today, a community festival to showcase san francisco civic pride. the event is all part of a $4 million campaign to try to repair the city's image. it's called it all starts here. this weekend is the official launch with cultural performances reflective of the city and the local foods. and it includes music from bay area rapper p-lo. it all starts at 11:00 this morning. it goes until 5 p.m. at the east. cut crossing. that's over at 200 folsom street. everybody's welcome. there will be family friendly activities there as well. and it looks like hopefully it'll be a good day to go to that event or if you're going to be outdoors today. right, drew yeah, it really is going to be a nice day, gloria. >> live look from our santa cruz camera. we do have mainly clear skies to start out our saturday, but that will change as the day

goes on. clouds will move in ahead of a system that will bring us some rain for your sunday. we'll break it all down for you. what to expect today and tomorrow and the accurate. the forecast ahead. >> sounds good. thank you, drew. and also ahead on abc seven mornings, an airbnb nightmare. >> i woke up to the sound of water. the except it wasn't raining outside. it was water flooding my house. water coming from every crevice, opening every light fixture to the urgent message from one local airbnb host. >> after a guest left her with hundreds of thousands thousands of dollars in damages. plus, bay area rap legend e-40 gets a very special honor today

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you flooded out by some guests. she also has nowhere to live because of it. abc seven news reporter suzanne fan has her story.

>> so this is the toilet that caused the damage. you can still see the baby wipe. >> it's hard to believe that a clogged and broken toilet could have caused so much damage. >> it was the toilet that had been broken in and running over for 15 plus hours. >> erica gemser and her husband, who are expecting their first child any day now, were forced to move out of their home in the mission district six months ago. their house is still unfixed. >> there was no kitchen, no bathrooms that could be usable. >> gemser is an airbnb host, a march 15th for guests signed on to stay at her upstairs unit in the mission district for a month. >> they had actually left the evening of april 13th, presumably right before or right after this clog started. >> gemser lived in the unit directly downstairs. she didn't see any red flags until it was too late. >> water coming from every crevice opening every light fixture. >> gemser immediately called airbnb, who then told her to get a full estimate and receipts for the repairs to her home. she

says the extent of the damage made it impossible to get a quick assessment out. >> i tried to explain this to airbnb like this is not a this is not a broken door. this isn't furniture. >> gemser says it took weeks for airbnb bnb's investigative plumber to arrive and determine the cause of the clogged toilet. >> three of those things happening. it's the feces. it's the baby wipes that they probably use. the entire 30 days that they were there and the trying to relieve the clog by messing with the tank. >> gemser estimates that the damages and the losses add up to about $300,000. she says she's disappointed by airbnb coverage policy for hosts. >> they advertise it as the $3 million host protection guarantee. so the idea is, as a host, we've got you covered. top to bottom with $3 million of coverage. so don't worry. we got you. turns out 90% of that is not covered. so they've given me an offer of around $31,000. >> gemser believes she was fully covered between airbnb's host coverage and her own homeowner's

insurance. >> turns out that's not the case. so for people who are thinking about being hosts, look into all the different insurance you can buy. buy all of it. buy all of it. >> an airbnb just got back to us and released this statement. quote, we take air cover requests incredibly seriously, including in this case where we tried to send a third party investigator to review the damage, but the host declined, stating that her homeowner's insurance company was supporting her with the damage, as well as temporary accommodation. still, we offered to pay the loss of her bookings, her insurance deductible and additional reimbursement as a gesture of goodwill. we've been in continuous contact with the hosts, including speaking today to continue to support her. i reached out to gemser for a response. she says much of it is untrue. she also says she has 60 emails with a third party investigator trying to get him to come out to review the damage in the newsroom, suzanne phan abc seven news. >> thank you, suzanne. after 12 hours of negotiations, san francisco teachers and the school district struck a deal stopping the possible 8-80 of

the city's first teacher strike since the 1979. the proposal includes a $9,000 salary increase for teachers for this school year and an additional 5% raise for the next school year. the tentative agreement also includes worker protections and higher compensation for paraeducators. the deal will likely help fund a $1 billion school bond that would be used to improve city schools. today, the city of vallejo will honor bay area wrap legend e-40. that's where he was born. earl stevens, which is his real name, will get a key to the city today. on top of his illustrious music career, he has donated to numerous charities in vallejo over the years. a one mile stretch of magazine street is going to be renamed e-40 way as well. e-40 way is a street that he lived on as a kid, and it also made it onto his 2015 album, uh. as a song. very cool. well turning now to

meteorologist drew tuma, tracking the forecast. and, drew, i know you and i had a chance to take a little walk outside in between newscasts. it's really nice out today. it is. enjoy the morning. >> later on this afternoon, clouds will move in from the north. it's all a part of a cold front that will gradually bring about some light showers for your sunday. so if you have outdoor activities today, you're absolutely fine. we'll talk about the timeline of the showers coming our way tomorrow in just one second. let's take you to san jose. a live look at the south bay. it's just a beautiful start to the weekend here, baby. blue skies, clear conditions, but that will change as the day goes on. here are the accuweather highlights. increasing clouds today as that cold front gets closer to us. still keeping those temperatures below average this afternoon and tomorrow as well. tomorrow we bring in the storm impact scale. it is a level one light storm. we're tracking with light scattered showers behind that front. by monday and tuesday, we're drier and we're warmer early next week. let's show you temperatures out there right now, 52 right now. good morning. in oakland, 57 in the city, 59 in san jose. and the valleys of

the north bay. a little bit cooler. a slight chill in the air this morning. napa, you're coming in at 49 degrees. here's a live look at pier 39. trying to find any sea lions out there this morning. maybe a bit early for them to be up, but nonetheless, folks are out there enjoying this nice morning with a cup of coffee and getting in the sights. here's how the day looks. we have a lot of sunshine early on giving way to increase cloud cover. this afternoon. and as that cloud cover increases, it's going to limit how warm we get this afternoon. we'll find temperatures a bit below average in the 60s and low 70s. so 68, the high in oakland today. we'll go to 74. in san jose, 67 in the city, 68in napa, 72 in concord, half moon bay, a bit cooler at 64 degrees. mostly cloudy tonight, numbers dropping into the 50s and we'll track those showers moving through after midnight. here's the area of low pressure that pushes a cold front into northern california early tomorrow morning. and that's why we do bring in the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale a level one on your sunday with scattered light showers. the biggest impact will be slick

roadways early in the afternoon tomorrow, a slight chance of a clap of thunder. but i think the risk is pretty low. here's future weather tomorrow morning, 5 a.m. scattered light showers beginning to move onshore. we'll be in and out of these light showers throughout the morning. it's not a total washout, but we will be dodging some drops throughout the day early in the afternoon. we still have those showers by the time the sun goes down, the showers are moving out and we are quieting down. and that leads to a dry start to the workweek on monday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast not increasing clouds today. it is nice and quiet. tomorrow we have scattered showers and a lot of people may have outdoor plans. i wouldn't cancel anything. i would just have a backup plan to move inside briefly as these showers move through your location. then behind that front, we are brighter. we are warmer early next week and really for much of the work week ahead. gloria it is quiet with morning fog giving way to sunshine in the afternoon. sounds like a beautiful week and beautiful day today, too. yeah, nice day to get out and about. awesome >>

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during next month's asia pacific economic cooperation summit, also known as apec. but heavy security during the event will close will close muni lines heading to chinatown. an abc seven news reporter, ryan curry shows us how chinatown plans to overcome this obstacle. all vibrant chinatown on friday with locals and tourists crowding the streets. >> leaders in this community hope it looks even busier once apec starts in november. it's a world known uh- gathering, so the whole world is going to be looking at san francisco this week. sfmta announced numerous street closures and public transit changes to make apec as secure as possible. part of those security measures could

limit access to chinatown on friday. chinatown leaders met with sfmta to talk about how to limit the impact on tourism. despite the changes. >> all the regular routes that might be in that area are going to be rerouted. >> this line built with the intention of making it easier for people to access chinatown. but with one of the biggest conferences coming to san francisco in decades, this line won't be running. sfmta has to make adjustments. >> we'll be able to run high frequency tsay shuttle trains between union square market street station and chinatown. this is very important for us to make sure we maintain strong connectivity to chinatown in addition to that, sfmta will send text messages, emails and public notices to let people know of the changes. >> lee, with the chinatown merchants association says they need to make sure anyone traveling from apec to chinatown is aware of the alternate routes she envisions. a lot of people at apec touring the rest of the city, and they're going to have

a cable car over at moscone center where people can take pictures so there that can remind them and say, yeah, come on over to visit the rest of the city. she says apec could bring thousands of people to chinatown in a big boost to the local businesses. she asks everyone to come together to show the beauty of san francisco. >> we're probably the most one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and we should all take that to our heart. and this is our time. >> ryan curry, abc seven news. >> college football is here on abc seven espn college gameday anchors rece davis and kirk herbstreit preview week eight matchups from the game day set in columbus, ohio. >> a great day of games on abc. it starts at noon. oklahoma who had a week off after beating texas. they play ucf where dylan gabriel started his career. >> yeah. you know, dylan gabriel is going to be fired up to have a chance to go against a lot of former teammates. this just has the makings of a be careful game to me. after all the hoopla and all the success that came on the

back end of that texas game, then the bye week and then here comes poor old little old ucf. this will test oklahoma's maturity. they got to respect what gus malzahn's team can do. >> 330 eastern time, two teams coming off losses, very different losses. washington state got blown out by arizona and oregon with the heartbreaker to washington. >> yeah, again, we get to this point in the season. i think you just see these 18 to 22 year olds really get tested emotionally. things are going so well and then you hit a roadblock. how do you respond to that? reese just mentioned both these teams coming off losses. this is a fork in the road to me for the cougars. they've had a great start to the season couple losses. they need a big win here. and oregon still daring to dream to get to that pac 12 title they can win their way right back to it and have another shot presumably at washington prime time game you'll call duke and florida state. yeah big question about riley leonard the quarterback from duke with that high ankle sprain, it sounds like he might not be able to go. puts that much more on the duke defense. that's as good as there is in the acc against this florida

state team that right now is doing everything right. >> i know there are other contenders, but that also a potential preview of a conference championship game. the blue devils lone loss was to notre dame and when we return, a historic restaurant in san francisco's chinatown facing an eviction. >> plus, the race to get more americans home. the latest on the war in the middle east. plus, how some university students in the bay area are trying to take action

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cooler spots in the 40s. but most of us waking up to temperatures right now in the 50s as we go throughout your saturday. it's just a blend of sun and clouds throughout the day. we are dry and temperatures later on this afternoon are a bit below average. will max out in the mid 60s to the lower 70s by about 4:00 pm this afternoon. looking at the three day forecast, changes come our way for the back half of the weekend. it's a level one light storm on the abc seven storm impact scale that will bring us scattered showers. tomorrow we'll go hour by hour time out. this rain chance coming up, gloria in just a few minutes. >> so we'll need those umbrellas. thank you, drew. just hours ago, the rafah border crossing between gaza and egypt reopened briefly with truckloads of humanitarian supplies rolling through the border. 20 trucks led by the egyptian red crescent moved into gaza, bringing with them desperately needed food, water and medicine. the agreement to temporarily open the border was brokered by president biden and the president of egypt earlier this week, but it faced repeated delays with israeli airstrikes

and concerns of who would inspect the aid crossing, causing nearly 4000 tons of aid to pile up. on the egyptian side . now it starts to move in and the need has never been greater. >> so these trucks are not just trucks. they are a lifeline. they are the difference between life and death for so many people in gaza, more than 1400 people in israel have been killed while the death toll in gaza has risen to nearly 4000 people closer to home activists gathered at the san francisco federal building for one of many national protests in solidarity with the palestinian people. >> the protest was called stop the gaza genocide. it was organized by the us campaign for palestinian rights. they painted a road mural and also called on people to contact their members of congress to demand a cease fire and de-escalation in

protests will take place across dozens of states over the weekend. at stanford university, hundreds of people showed up for a rally in support of the palestinian people. they are calling for specialized resources for palestinian american students, and they're also demanding that stanford divest from companies or organizations that support israel. the san francisco restaurant in the historic cafe house is being sued and is facing eviction in a lawsuit was filed this week against the operator of cafe house restaurant in chinatown. it alleges that they've had trouble paying rent since 2020 and that they stopped paying rent in november of last year. and now the owner of the property says that more than $220,000 is owed in back pay. they issued a notice to pay or baker by october 11th. that's one week prior to the lawsuit suit. another walgreens is set to close in downtown san francisco, and this time it's blocks away from union square. we have video

of the store from earlier this year. according to our media partners at the san francisco standard, the location on 500 geary street at the intersection of taylor street is closing on november 15th. this is the third walgreens to close in the city in less than two years. the cause of the closure is not known this morning. it currently operates about 40 stores in san francisco. develop news from capitol hill. ohio rep resentative jim jordan is out of the running for the speakership this morning. he lost a third vote of the full house and then a secret ballot amongst the gop ousted jordan as their nominee. abc news reporter rachel scott tells us what's next. >> jim jordan forced out of the race for house speaker. it all came down to a secret closed door vote where members of his own party said enough is enough. do you believe that anyone can unite this conference? >> i do. i do. i've just got to figure out who that is.

>> the republican from ohio reject a bid on the house floor for the third time this week. 25 members of his own party opposing him, up from 20 on tuesday. fitz patrick mchenry heading into the vote. jordan appearing confident. how many hours do you think that we need to get speaker by the media? but even his own supporters didn't see a path forward. >> the votes are absolute. not changing that that is a fact you can take to the grave. >> i don't think the lord jesus himself could get the 20-17 with this conference when that secret ballot was called behind closed doors on whether to keep jordan as their nominee, 112 of his gop colleagues said it was time to move on. >> he's out. what do you think? he's out. >> republicans now back to the drawing board with a lot at stake. the unfolding israeli war with hamas. president biden asking for more than $100 billion in foreign aid to defend israel and to not forget ukraine . but congress can't approve the funding without a speaker of the house.

>> it's astonishing to me and we are in a very bad position as a party. i'm concerned about where we go from here. that was abc's rachel scott. >> republicans acknowledge that this is an embarrassing setback. several members announced they plan to run for speaker of the house, including the number three republican congressman tom emmer. the us budget deficit nearly doubled in the 2023 fiscal year, according to treasury department data released on friday. the deficit was $1.7 trillion when the fiscal year ended in september. that's a $320 billion increase from the prior year on september 30th, a stopgap spending measure was passed by congress to avoid a federal government shutdown when federal funding was extended until november 17th. a new oversight committee has been assigned to the san jose bart extension. the watchdog group comes as construction has fallen years behind schedule. the

transportation project is also become one of the nation's priciest vta. officials recently announced the santa clara extension would cost an estimated $12.2 billion. that's more than twice the initial estimate. the san jose bart line is now expected to open in 2036. that's a decade behind schedule. a san jose police officer who was shot and injured in an ambush in august is finally out of the hospital. and you can see this video right here. it was shared of the officer being wheeled out as her colleagues applauded her along the way. so touching. and according to the police department, the officer went through six major surgeries after suffering numerous internal injuries. and she eventually she is able to stand up with the help of a cane. the suspect in the shooting was arrested after getting into a standoff. and you could see all of them right there to support her. well new this morning, a

thief in san rafael embezzled $1.2 million in cash from home depot. that's what's been alleged. police posted a photo on facebook of the $8,000 in the woman's possession when she was arrested earlier this week, home depot conducted an internal investigation and alerted the police who obtained a search warrant. and she's now in custody with bail enhancements due to being considered a risk flight there. well after the break, poachers on the peninsula to how rideshare services are being used more often when it comes to illegally catching dungeness crabs. and let's get a live look outside this morning from the golden gate bridge. and you could see it as a beautiful day today. so far, this saturday's is shaping up to be really nice. we'll have a check of your forecast with drew tuma coming up in just a few minutes. >> halloween season is here and disney is celebrating with a month of scary good fun run, run, run. goosebumps a new series inspired by the

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aimed at reducing air pollution emitted by large ships in ports across the state. the original at berth regulations by the california air resources board forced large cargo ships and cruise liners to plug into the local power grid to cut down on emissions. the new rules foster an oil tankers, chemical tankers and car carrying ships. officials say that tankers and car carriers emit 56% of all air pollution from ships moored in california. there's a new tactic that's being used by people who illegally catch dungeness crabs on the peninsula. they're apparently using rideshare services like uber to get to their secluded spot during the night. instead of parking along the beach. according to the chronicle, state officials conducted a special operation in half moon bay. they say that agents encountered people who had hailed rides to the coast, mostly from san francisco and san jose. uber did not immediately comment on the

situation. some college students in burbank, 3d printed a home in just three days. that's pretty cool. students at woodbury university used a giant 3d printer that was loaded with concrete. wow. it took 15 months to design and complete, but the concrete pouring took only three days. the home was made for a competition to create structures with renewable energy. the university says that it took just over $250,000 to make. i wouldn't mind having one of those 3d homes done in just three days, right, drew? yeah the short amount of time, a nice little house to call your own. >> let's take it to sfo. this morning. a live look as you can see, we have mainly clear skies. our sky condition is going to change throughout the day ahead of a cold front that will bring about some showers for your sunday. we'll talk all about the details, the timing and the actor with the forecast ahead. >> and next, the warriors say goodbye to andre. abc seven

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the ucla bruins down on the farm. the kickoff is at 730. inside stanford stadium and on the court, the warriors are opening up for opening night tuesday against the phenix suns and the dubs say farewell to a familiar face. abc7 sports anchor chris alvarez has your morning sports. good morning. >> just one final preseason game for the warriors last night. then it's the real deal when they host the suns opening night tuesday at chase center. warriors spurs on friday. and this is great steph taking on number one overall pick. victor

wembanyama on the tip and the seven foot four phenom wins it. klay misses and then steph the rebound and puts it right back in for the 311 points in 20 minutes for stephen curry. early second quarter some new guys chris paul the pick and roll with dario saric who scored a team high 17 off the bench minutes later jonathan kuminga shoots it way up high over wemby jc had 13 points and wemby is going to be a problem. 19 points five blocks. the spurs win 122 117 season opener tuesday night. four time nba champion andre iguodala is retiring after 19 nba seasons, spending eight of those with the dubs he earned the 2015 nba finals mvp. the former 2004 first round pick says he isn't closing the door to coaching some time down the road. it's vikings week for the 49 ers, christian mccaffrey, deebo samuel trent williams did not practice on friday. mccaffrey got some side work in on a field trying to battle through an oblique injury. it has been one year since the niners traded for cmc and his impact has been huge over the

last 365 days. how reliable he's been, how he learns everything, not just the running backs and stuff. >> so it's really easy to put a lot on his plate and move him around each week and i think just the example he sets for everybody run routes from the backfield, line up as a receiver in the slot and do stuff on the outside. he's a swiss army knife man. he does everything for us that we ask and he does it really well and he's smart. he reminds me of just basically mentality, like a walk on guy who's just trying to get people's attention for working so hard. and he's one of the most talented guys in the league and was in college coming out and every single play is it's like the biggest thing in the world, whether he's getting the ball or not. and it's a really great example of how to be as a football player. >> one more time, monday night football niners and vikings coverage starts at five on abc seven followed by after the game game five of the alcs rangers hosting the astros top nine texas up two two on for jose altuve and that's a three run blast to left proves to be the game winner. as the astros win five four, they take a32 series lead, game six in houston on

sunday, a game four of the nlcs phillies and diamondbacks bottom eight tied at five two on for gaby moreno, a liner to left center. that'll bring home ketel marte with the go ahead run part of a three run frame arizona wins 6 to 5 series tied at two game five later tonight that is your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> all right. thank you so much, chris. and let's get a check of your forecast for this weekend with meteorologist drew tuma. drew, it's so nice out there today. >> it really is, gloria. i mean, we're starting out the weekend on a gorgeous note, a live look from our east bay hills camera showing you mainly clear skies, partly cloudy in the north bay, but we'll find those clouds will be on the increase throughout the entire region today as a cold front approaches. it'll bring us some showers tomorrow. it's a level one storm on the storm impact scale for sunday, both today and tomorrow. temperatures in the afternoon will remain below average. but by monday and tuesday, drier, brighter and warmer weather is set to move in. looking at your air quality, we do expect fresh air for most of us over the next

couple of days. you see a lot of green dots on the board indicating good air quality out there this morning. temperatures right now we are warming through the 50s. we started out with some chilly spots in the north bay where some of our coldest cities began in the mid 40. but now that the sun is up, it's doing its job and it's warming us up. here's a live doppler seven along with satellite. the story we are tracking. you can see this area of cloud cover on satellite. that's our low pressure that will push a cold front through here tomorrow morning and bring about some of those light showers on and off for not only the morning, but early afternoon as well on our sunday, but a live look from our rooftop camera here at kgo showing you we have mainly clear skies early on giving way to those increased cloud cover, sun and clouds by 4:00 pm. temperatures in the 60s and low 70s a bit below average for this time of the year. 72. the high in concord today, 70 in palo alto hit about 67 in the city, 68 in oakland. the same in napa, 73 in santa rosa. about 73. the high in livermore overnight tonight we will keep mostly

cloudy conditions. it's after midnight. we'll start to track those light showers crossing the region thanks to that cold front. so we do bring in the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale. remember we rank our storms here at abc7 from one light five to severe. just to give you a better idea of what to expect with each system and the one tomorrow is very light in nature. it's a one we just expect scattered light showers. the biggest impact, just slick roadways out there and there is the slight chance early in the afternoon of a clap of thunder. here's future weather. 530 tomorrow morning. you can see those scattered showers are moving onshore. we'll continue to track a peppering of showers throughout the morning. and the early afternoon, even 230 a, you could still see we have some light showers pushing through. it's close to sunset and thereafter that this front moves out of here. so at night, tomorrow, we are drying out and that sets the stage for a pretty nice workweek. ahead, rainfall estimates with this system where we see a downpour set up for a little bit longer, could see

more than a quarter of an inch of rain. but we'll track those scattered light showers for you moving through on sunday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the next seven days for you increasing cloud cover today tomorrow it's a level one storm on the storm impact scale. a light system bringing light scattered showers and then the rest of the week is nice and quiet. morning fog to afternoon sunshine. so if you have outdoor plans tomorrow, i would not cancel them. i would have a backup plan to move indoors for a few minutes as one of those light showers moves through and then you can go about your day. as we see, not so much in the way of wet weather. by the evening it seems like it'll be pretty light too. >> so we might be able to get away with no umbrella right? >> maybe the rain jacket. if you're an adventurous, you want to just run in and out of where you're going. but yeah, for the most part, it should be very light. >> all right. thank you, drew. we'll check in with drew in a little bit. but right now, there is a new effort in the battle against climate change. a technology out of iceland is removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. the technology uses filters and fans to take co2 and send it deep underground where

it fuzes with basalt. that's a porous rock that traps the carbon. >> the reason that that sort of considered a gold standard for carbon removal is that once that has solidified into rock, it's going to stay there. you know, the interesting thing when i was there is this filter and fan system does mean that if you're standing right at the point where it's captured for that brief period of time, you're actually breathing air. that is equivalent in terms of how much co2 it has to what the air was like 200, 250 years ago. you can learn all about this new technology in natgeo's november issue. >> it's available right now at nat jio.com coming up, a fremont woman is getting ready to heat things up on a food network baking show. we sit down with her a

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that a food network casting producer found her edible artistry through her social media page back in march. ledesma is a mom of five and currently goes to school at san jose state university. she says as a young mom, she always focused on her children and her work. while now she also has a creative outlet that helps her balance it all. >> no matter where you come from, no matter how difficult your life is, you could still go after your dreams that everybody goes through challenges in their life. but my takeaway from this is that our past doesn't define who we are. >> and on monday, she will be competing against the nation's top cookie makers. good luck to her. new this morning, the rolling stones are out with their first new album in nearly 20 years. beatle palmer mccartney is on the project. also, lady gaga. she's on a song titled sweet sounds of heaven. you can check out musical appearances as well from elton john and stevie wonder, the 12 song album is out now. that

sounds really good. they have a lot of people featured on that album. >> i know spanning a lot of different generations. >> yeah. wow well, let's get a last check of the weather with drew. >> let's take you outside. it's gorgeous out there from sutro tower. we will find that sunshine giving way to increased cloud cover later on this afternoon. temperatures will be mainly in the 60s and low 70s, so a bit below average for this time of the year. we're dry today, but tomorrow we do bring in the storm impact skill level one light system on sunday with scattered light showers, slick roadways of course, we'll be back here tomorrow morning tracking any wet weather that's moving through for you guys. >> definitely. well, thank you so much, drew and thank all of you for watching us on abc seven mornings. i'm gloria rodriguez along with juju. the college football is up next. and don't forget to join us back here later on for your evening news. have a wonderful day.

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