on monday, champion cris pannullo faces eugene hahm from oakland, california, and allie nudelman from brooklyn, new york. captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. of a news. >> israel's attacks on gaza intensify as an expected ground offensive appears to be imminent, but there could be some help for the humanitarian crisis. good evening to you. i'm zach fuentes. egypt's border crossing is opened and aid is starting to trickle into gaza to help with the growing humanitarian crisis. the border had been sealed off for about two weeks. the total number of people killed in the violence is now at more than 5700. that

includes the disputed blast earlier this week at a hospital in gaza. israel says there are still at least 210 people being held hostage after two americans were released yesterday say it's not clear when they will return to the united states. abc news reporter morgan norwood is following the situation in the middle east. >> israel announcing on saturday that it is stepping up airstrikes into gaza as it prepares for an expected ground invasion, which israel says is the next step in its attempt to wipe out hamas after the october 7th terror attack. >> vivarta. >> rear admiral daniel hager saying we will deepen our attacks. we will minimize the danger to our forces in the next stages of the war. repeating his call for residents of gaza city to head south for their safety. israeli airstrikes have caused massive destruction in gaza. the hamas run palestinian health ministry says more than 4300 people have been killed. hundreds of thousands have been forced from their homes. people desperately in need of food,

water and medical supplies. egypt's rafah border crossing opening on saturday to let humanitarian aid into gaza. more than 200 trucks have been waiting near the border for days, but only 20 trucks were allowed in. this is an area that we have to get into. >> so whoever's in charge, please give us unfettered access and please allow us to go in and feed these people. >> israeli authorities say 1400 people have been killed in israel, most of them during that hamas attack. the idf says an estimated 210 people still being held hostage. two american hostages, 17 year old natalie raanan and her 59 year old mother, judith, were released on friday. abc's matt gutman outside of idf headquarters where there's an ongoing vigil for those still being held hostage. and it's pretty much a silent protest here. >> they're not shouting. they're not chanting against netanyahu or the government. they're basically just begging people to remember the faces. >> meanwhile, arab and european officials gathered for a summit

in cairo where us allies egypt and jordan harshly criticized israel's actions in gaza. jordan's king calling the airstrikes in gaza a war crime and demanding a cease fire. palestinian president mahmoud abbas at the summit calling on the un security council to protect the palestinian people. morgan norwood, abc news, new york. >> and across the bay area, there were a handful of events focused on the middle east this evening in palo alto, an interfaith vigil was held to show solidarity with israel. abc seven news reporter anser hassan says the focus was on peace and the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza. >> the said shalom. yeah, it was a small group that gathered for a big message, a light of flame and together we can all try to banish the darkness. >> it was an interfaith vigil in palo alto to condemn the october 7th hamas attacks in israel. standing for justice, praying for peace, says pastor jack cabanas. >> whether their neighbors are israeli, have connections with israel. you know, are with

palestine. the most important thing is to recognize that human grief that need and just the deep hope for justice and for eventual peace. >> sukhi chahal is a leader in the sikh community. >> terrorism of any form of any form. anybody is bad. it needs to be condemned. and this is the time least. so we have to stand up together. >> rabbi david booth says unity is important at a time like this, especially with some recent attacks on muslims and jews. >> it's very frightening. i mean, haters and anti-semites and people who hate muslims are using this as an excuse to do terrible things. we've been filling in the jewish community very insecure since this happened. people have been using this as an excuse to spew anti-semitic hate. and it's very, very frightening for our community. >> and gaza is effectively earlier in the day was standing room only in berkeley. >> the group speak out now hosted a conversation with stanford middle east professor emeritus joe beynon. he spoke via zoom. the discussion focused on the unfolding humanitarian crisis in gaza. >> how could we be standing

here? and there are over a million people ordered to march because there are no roads that go to the south into an area where there are there's no fuel, no food, no water for. and we're supposed to think that this is tolerable. it's not more bay area events are planned for next week. >> anser hassan abc seven news. >> a synagogue president was stabbed to death in front of her detroit home saturday morning. the 40 year old woman was found unrestrained with multiple stab wounds when police arrived on the scene, officers discovered a trail of blood and believed she was attacked inside her home. many are now demanding answers in the death has sparked concern within the jewish community. so far. there is no mention of a suspect or a motive in the killing. and we'll continue to 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 download the abc7 bay area app to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates.

i want to turn now to the weather and we have some rain in the forecast for sunday. spencer christian joins us now for a look at the timing. spencer. >> okay zach, i'm going to show you live doppler seven first so you can see what's headed our way. we've got little spotty patchy showers just off shore approaching the coastline of the north bay. this storm, such as it is, ranks level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. so for tomorrow, we expect scattered showers, slick roadways, breezy conditions and just a slight, slight chance of thunder. here's the forecast animation starting at midnight and we'll take you hour by hour notice by about 4 a.m. we'll have lots of areas of light showers moving onshore, mainly in the north bay and then all the way down to and just south of the golden gate. then by 8 a.m, we'll see more intense downpours and more widespread rainfall. but again, mainly the north bay. but by mid afternoon, it'll be winding down with less intensity in the showers and we'll be left with at least partial clearing by about 8:00 tomorrow evening. i'll show you the rainfall totals and the

complete accuweather seven day forecast a little bit later. >> zach spencer thank you. today was the last day of business for three bay area target stores. san francisco's folsom street target closed its doors a few hours ago and so did the target in uptown oakland on 27th street along with the store and the century plaza shopping center in pittsburg. the company cited retail theft and employee safety as to why the stores were shutting down. and meanwhile, another walgreens is set to close in downtown san francisco this time blocks away from union square. this is some video of the store from earlier this year. according to our media partners at the san francisco standard, the location on geary at the intersection of taylor street is closing november 15th. this is the third walgreens to close in the city in less than two years. in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mehan delivered his first state of the city address. he tackled some familiar issues that he'd like to see the bay area's most populous city improve upon as abc7 news reporter tara campbell tells us, there's a lot to work on.

>> san jose mayor matt mehan delivering his first state of the city address saturday, taking direct aim at one of its most pressing issues homelessness. >> this problem, like many we face, can be solved if we muster the political will to solve it together. >> calling on the state to invest in more beds is it's time california creates safe, decent and affordably constructed shelter for everyone and then require those sleeping outdoors to use it. mayhem pointing to the city's efforts to shelter its more than 4000 people experiencing homeless just this year between tiny homes motel conversions and safe parking sites. >> we've already added 269 safe, dignified interim placements for individuals formerly living in an encampment. >> the mayor keeping the focus on cleaning up the streets. >> we have unequivocally declared a zero tolerance policy for drug dealing, drug buying and drug use on our city streets

. >> he's highlighting the city's work to confront pedestrian deaths, retail theft and other crimes. >> we have taken a stand against sideshows by enlisting the help of social media companies. we've embraced new tools like license plate readers and speed safety cameras and a safer city, he says. >> with more investment opportunities, city hall must streamline our permitting processes and ensure our planning department is fully staffed at mayhem, pointing to the moves the city has already made. we've brought 75% of permit application types online recent. >> we launched a program that allows licensed design professionals to self certify more of their plans. >> with the mayor taking his final moments to call on the people of san jose to stand up and take collective action that will make our city cleaner air safer and a more compassionate place. >> and when we have done that together, there is no stopping what san jose can become. >> tara campbell, abc7 news on

the peninsula now heads stones at the golden gate national cemetery in san bruno were damaged overnight after a suspected car thief led police on a high speed chase that chase ended with this violent wreck. >> the stolen car plowed through a cemetery fence and overturned into some of the graves. the 23 year old suspect was taken to the hospital to be checked out and then arrested san bruno. police warn adjacent neighborhoods are seeing a spike in thefts and burglaries. well, still ahead on abc seven news at 11, san francisco is looking to rebrand itself. the new campaign officially launched today to build a little pride and bring back tourists. s and it's called 100 faces of oakland, the unique art exhibit that just opened that's looking to build a sense of community and show off what the town has to offer

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but the city by the bay always persevere ours through grit, through innovation, through hope. >> if it's a force that can be felt in all four corners of the earth, if it changes everything in an instant, well, then the chances are it was dreamt up and built up here in san francisco. it all starts here. and the best is yet to come. >> it's a new effort underway to paint a different picture of san francisco when it comes to the city's image. you just saw some of it. abc7 news reporter suzanne phan has more on today's kickoff. hey sindoor boys. >> it all starts here. >> it all starts here. san francisco is the new civic pride

campaign aimed at bringing everyone together here at saturday's kickoff event. families, artists and community members celebrated san francisco's strengths. what do you love about san francisco? >> oh, it's the diversity. for me, it's the community and how engaged we are. down. you'll see him outside the $4 million multi year civic pride campaign comes at a crucial time, according to campaign organizers. >> headlines about san francisco often highlight homelessness, drugs and crime. >> this is the beginning of a civic pride campaign to essentially rally san franciscans to share their love share their unique stories about san francisco. >> this is to instill hope and to get people excited about san francisco. and part of it is you have to counter some of the negativity with some of the positivity in what's going on on this saturday, families gathered for music free food and a chance

to engage with their community through painting murals. >> we're painting the community mural. you look around all these people, painting it shows that people still care and we're still working towards a better san francisco. >> here's what organizers hope will happen next with the civic pride campaign, several major media efforts are underway, including this tv ad, but the city by the bay always perseveres beyond that, organizers hope the community will get involved in several ways. >> share on social media. your unique love of the city at hashtag. it all starts here. sf show your support with a campaign sign in your residence or your small business and then donate to avenue greenlight, which is an incredible nonprofit out where every dollar goes to support local small businesses in san francisco. who are the economic lifeblood of our economy. >> many people say san francisco has a lot of work to do. >> it starts with all of us. we've got all do our part. you know, it can't all be just the government or, you know, the donors from the tech companies

and so on. we've got to all pitch in in san francisco, suzanne phan abc7 news and in oakland. >> now today, a safe place to support dads. alameda county fatherhood summit gave more than 1000 father figures a chance to network and swap resources. it's meant to uplift them as leaders in their homes and communities. there were speakers that are therapists, authors, educators and activists. they say it can be difficult for men to seek help or share their feelings, which makes this event all the more important. >> what we have seen in doing this work is if you provide the space where fathers won't be judged and they are eager to talk, hungry for information, and hungry for support, that they in some cases don't even realize that they need or wanted or could benefit from. >> they had workshops on men's mental health, on structural racism, early childhood development, and on entrepreneurship and finances, and the people of oakland are being featured in a new exhibit at uptown station. the transport

hub in shopping mall just debuted 100 portraits by two local street photographers. >> as somebody who is physically and emotionally invested in the city and the progress of the city, i feel happy to be a part of something that shows and drives a positive narrative of what the city is and what it can be. >> the project was commissioned by visit oakland to capture the heart and soul of the town across its 91 neighborhoods, 100 faces of oakland was open to the public for free tonight, as a chance for people to connect with their community. and everyone photographed was invited to the event to well, dozens of motor officers are competing in the sfpd's police motorcycle skills competition. the event was set up near pier 30 on the embarcadero. the competition invites motorbike officers to show off their skills by maneuver ing through a series of obstacle courses. >> as i just won the last man standing motorcycle competition by sfpd, you're up against all

these good riders and you just try to outride each other. and whoever remains standing wherever doesn't put their foot down, who doesn't drop their bike wins. >> what a game there, right? sfpd calls the event the most challenging. law enforcement motorcycle skill competition in california. i think we could see why not. a bad day to have something like that either. it was pretty nice out there. >> it's good to see them having fun like that. and it was a great day out there. you know, a little cloudy and overcast at times, but the sun was burning through it. it was a dry and mild day, but it's not going to remain dry very long. zach, we've got some showers on the way. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see some little shower activity just offshore approaching the north bay coastline right now. and once again, this is a light system, but it's going to bring us some wet weather. the winds right now are generally pretty calm all across the bay area. one, wind speeds at the surface generally under ten miles per hour. here's a view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco, where right now it's

57 degrees. we've got 63 at oakland, 59 at mountain view, 63 at san jose and mid 50s at palo alto and half moon bay. looking at quiet conditions in emeryville right now, temperature readings in other locations, 53 at santa rosa, 52, petaluma and napa, 57, 60 apiece at fairfield and concord, 58 at livermore and looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, we see calm conditions under only partly cloudy skies right now. but as you can see on the forecast headlines, clouds will increase and showers will arrive overnight. level one storm tomorrow bringing light scattered showers. but we can expect sunny or drier and warmer weather early next week. so looking at the abc7 exclusive storm impact scale, the approaching system is a level one storm. so for tomorrow we'll have scattered showers mainly light, but there could be some brief localized downpours, slick roads, breezy conditions, less than a 10th of an inch of rain expected in most areas. here's a forecast animation. the activity begins to build after midnight. we'll see occasional or widespread showers, i should

say, by about 4 a.m. then between 4 a.m. and 8 a.m, activity gets a little bit more intense, especially up in the north bay, where we'll see more widespread showers. they will be a little bit more, a little bit more intense. some downpours likely there. but then later in the day, by early to mid afternoon, we'll see most of this moving well to our east and it'll all be winding down by the end of the day and into the early evening hourse'll be left with rainfall totals as i mentioned, under a 10th of an inch in most locations. but about 2/10 at half moon bay and up at santa rosa, we expect over 4/10 of an inch. so the north bay is going to be the wettest region from this little system overnight lows will be generally in the upper 50s. high temperatures tomorrow, 64 half moon bay, 69 here in san francisco, right around 70 or 71. in most bay shoreline locations and inland areas in the north bay, only in the upper 60s. but low to mid 70s in other inland areas. and as we look ahead to monday, we'll see a little bit of a warm up under sunnier conditions. but as we go into tuesday, wednesday, midweek, we'll see temperatures

dropping off gradually. and you can see that also on the accuweather seven day forecast here. so tomorrow and tuesday will be the mildest warmest days in the forecast period with mainly sunny skies and inland highs near 80 and around the bay shoreline mid 70s. then temperatures drop off just a couple of degrees each day as we approach the end of the week. but just a slight gradient cold yet and we also don't have another heat spike coming our way as we had last week. so it's going to be a week of pretty comfortable weather. >> i think we'll take it. i think that picture you have behind the seven day forecast to kind of sums it up. it gives that feel, that fall, feel it does. yeah, it does. >> it's about time that it felt like fall out there. >> yes. we've been waiting. at least i've been i'm ready. i'm excited for it. spencer, thank you so much. >> hey, zach. >> hey. let's ride a program in san francisco that helps get

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achieved a huge financial boost that will keep it going for another decade. the ymca of san francisco's y bike program will get $1 million in state funding, thanks to the efforts of state assemblyman phil ting. not only does that program teach kids how to safely ride a bike in the big city, but it also teaches them how to fix those bikes. the funding is going to go towards new equipment and storage. well, it's another busy football weekend, college football today. while the 40 niners get ready for monday night. chris alvarez is here with a preview of sports . yes. >> hey zach. coming up in sports, two of our bay area teams in action both san jose state and stanford looking for wins. plus, we're looking forward to monday night. christian mccaffrey returns to practice niners looking to get back on track against the vikings. sports is next

just on saturday for the first time this week for the niners flew to minnesota for monday night's game right here on abc seven. officially listed as questionable for the game because of an oblique injury but the bad news deebo samuel is out at least two games. deebo was injured in sunday's game against the browns, did not practice all

week. head coach kyle shanahan said today that deebo has a hairline fracture and is going to miss at least the next two games, including monday night in minnesota and next week's home game against the bengals with tebow out for at least two weeks, it's a chance for others to step up. >> yeah, it's always different. you know, that's what we did last week, you know, weren't sure of him throughout the week. so we've had contingency plans as it goes and he's been banged up with a few weeks before that too. so we'll give him a chance to hopefully settle down and come back 100. deebo is a pretty unique player. not many people are like him in the league, so it does change things up. but we've got a bunch of good receivers and a bunch of good running backs. >> i feel great for my own standard. i don't know how everyone else feels, but i feel great. each week is the same, you know, and it's always going to come down to execution on on sunday. you know, there's a lot of time between now and the game about getting in the book, understanding exactly what the game plan calls for and going out there and just executing and playing really good football. >> another friendly reminder, monday night football 40 niners

and vikings right here on abc seven coverage begins at 5:00 followed by after the game. i'll be in minnesota homecoming on the farm all the alumni trees are back and following a historic comeback over colorado last week. troy taylor and stanford hoping for a better start against ucla opening possession. it's ethan garber's brother of former cal quarterback chase. he got the start for ucla and looking like his brother on this 18 yard run. it was capped by a carson steele touchdown, made it seven nothing on the next drive. steele from eight yards out, 14 nothing. steele had three touchdowns on ucla's first four drives and they led 21 nothing at the half. stanford needed a spark and they're looking for it early in the second half, they went on the first two drives of the second half and they were stopped both times. so turnover on downs and later in the third quarter, the garbers a quarterback and it's kind of a cal connection finds j. michael sturdivant, the former cal guy. he's in and ucla wins big great sunset in san jose spartans hosting utah state looking to snap a ten game losing streak to the aggies haven't won since 2008. opening possession it's

kweli conley the first of his two touchdowns seven nothing spartans the two teams combined for four turnovers in the first quarter but the spartans still took a 14 point lead when chevan cordeiro finds antioch's own kyrie robinson, he's in from four yards out 14 nothing after one. the aggies tied it up, but the spartans respond ed cordero to converted linebacker charles rogers. his first career catch in the end zone 2814 spartans win 4221 they're three and five overall and two and two in conference play this abc seven sports report sponsored by river rock casino zach thank you and much more to come on abc seven news at 11 a special visit to san francisco by a los angeles city council member. >> how the two cities are now working together to find a solution for homelessness and the chaos on capitol hill. to find a new speaker of the house gets even wilder. jim jordan is out of the running. but now the list of candidates has grown substantially. who's now vying for

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california grapples with an increasingly complex drug overdose crisis and as abc7 news reporter tara campbell reports. now san francisco and los angeles are banding together. everyone from mothers to elected officials trying to find solutions. >> housing first actually originated up here in san francisco from housing policy to harm reduction to policing all up for discussion. it's not just fentanyl now, it's tranq. it's iso. >> los angeles city councilwoman tracy park taking to the streets of san francisco this week. i represent the west side of los angeles, including venice beach, which has been ground zero of the homelessness mental health and addiction crisis in los angeles outside of skid row. fentanyl fueling record deaths in both cities. san francisco on pace for its deadliest year yet amid the drug overdose crisis. >> and they're making a lot of changes in trying some different approaches. and so i'm here to learn what has worked, what

hasn't worked, and park, joined by ellen grant, one of the founders of mothers against drug addiction and deaths. >> what are the policy changes that you'd like to see? >> well, the first thing is that we want to see the city close the open drug scenes. that is so important because the open drug scenes attract more users, tracks more dealers. it affects the businesses and the communities. >> san francisco now, six months into a multi-agency effort to shutter the open air drug market , governor gavin newsom sending in california highway patrol and national guard to support police . >> a lot more arrests are being made of drug users as well. is that los angeles, too? >> it's a little different. one of the things i appreciate about what san francisco is doing in recent months is that shift to focusing on, especially the folks that are manufacturing and distributing this poison that is killing people in the streets. >> now we are racing the clock

on the deadliest drug we have ever seen. >> the conversation continuing with supervisor matt dorsey in los angeles. >> the focus has not been on arresting users and i am of the view that care ought to be the primary risk response. but that said, for repeat offenders, jail may be the thing that saves their life. dorsey calling for millions more for jail based treatment. >> i've always seen our county jail as a system that is capable of doing some incredibly progressive things. >> the supervisor here also says he's backing harm reduction efforts like safe consumption sites. >> i'm going to support and have been vocal in supporting supervised consumption services if we can get to those. >> governor newsom vetoing a bill last year that would have made way for pilot sites in san francisco, los angeles and oakland in my view, public order and public health is not a false choice like the idea that we

have to have one or the other is a false choice. and back on the streets, the information gathering continues. >> i don't want to repeat the mistakes that other communities have made planning to present her findings to los angeles city council next week, tara campbell, abc seven news. >> 100 days after hollywood's tv and film actors walked off the job, there's now a date for when negotiate sessions will resume. the actors union and studios announced today they'll meet again on tuesday with several studio executives expected to join talks. both sides last met on october 11th, and that's when talks broke off, saying the gap between management and the unions was too great to continue negotiations. one of the major sticking points is streaming with the union asking for 2% of revenue generated by a particular titles to the cast. nearly 55,000 teslas are being recalled due to a potential brake safety issue. the issue affects model x cars from 2021 through 2023, according to the

national highway traffic safety administration. affected vehicles can fail to detect low brake fluid decay, releasing its braking capacity and increasing the risk of a crash. tesla has released a free software update to correct the issue and will be notifying affected owners starting in december for the house of representatives remains divided as they decide on a new speaker. it's been over two weeks since kevin mccarthy was ousted from the seat and no legislation can be brought forward to the floor until they make a choice. on his replacement. abc news reporter jay o'brien has the details. >> the house of representatives, still without a speaker. ohio republican representative jim jordan failing to get the votes needed to win the gavel during a third round of voting on the house floor. >> i think it's going to be incumbent upon obviously, the caucus to decide, are we.

all right, a colorado judge rejected former president donald trump's move to dismiss a lawsuit that could keep him off the state's ballot. >> his attorneys tried to argue that exercising his free speech protects him from lawsuit. but a judge ruled that this law did not apply in this case. the nonprofit suing claims that putting trump on the ballot in colorado violates the 14th amendment. it blocks anyone from holding office who is engaged in insurrection against the constitution, an spirit airlines remains quiet about why its grounded about 100 of its planes. but the decision is expected to disrupt service for several days. the planes were pulled out of service for inspection, but it's still unclear why those inspections were called for friday. data from the flight tracking website flightaware shows about half of the cancellations are at florida's orlando international airport, which is a base for the airline. spirit says customers should check the status of their flight before going to the airport. well, still ahead on abc seven news at 11 bay area

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and are loaded with concrete. it did take 15 months to design and complete, but the concrete pouring took only three days. it was made for a competition to create structures with renewable energy. the university says it took just over $250,000 to make. i'll take one of those here in the bay area and vallejo put on a big celebration for bay area rap legend e-40 today, fans and friends came out for the city's unveiling of an honorary sign on the street where e-40 was born. earl stevens lived as a kid, a

one mile stretch of the neighborhood got renamed to e-40 way as a nod to the song magazine street on his 2015 album, e-40 also received a proclamation and a key to the city. >> and we have one here today for mr. e-40 and he'll be able to put this on his i love me wall somewhere at home. if there's any room left. what an honor. so thank you so very much for being here. >> after several multi-platinum and gold studio albums, he's become an entrepreneur and has a wine spirits and food empire. i love it. more music to the rolling stones have released their first new album in nearly 20 years, and they found a surprising way to roll it out. oh yeah. hey, yo. >> oh, yeah. oh yeah. oh yeah. >> don't you feel like you're supposed to join in there. oh yeah. oh yeah. the rock and roll legends were joined by lady

gaga. and a surprise performance last night in new york city. gaga is featured on the new album on a song titled sweet sounds of heaven. paul mccartney, elton john and stevie wonder are also on the project. the 12 song album is out now. they haven't had an album out in nearly 20 years. and look, they have that staying power, that longevity. they don't need to release new music to stay relevant. but yeah, everyone's excited for it. >> mick is amazing. yes he'll be going forever. i know. i want to be mick jagger when i grow up. same. i would like to be like that money too. but before that i've got to do the weather. so here's what's coming our way. we have a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale coming in overnight and tomorrow with scattered showers, slick roadways, breezy conditions, but not much rain will fall from this system on. we go to the forecast animation starting at midnight between midnight and about 4 a.m. we'll see the showers first arriving up in the north bay and along the coastline line. then later in the day, showers become a little bit a little bit more intense, especially in the north bay. that's where the heaviest rain will fall. but it'll all sort of just not lose its energy

by the mid afternoon hours and pretty much end by the early evening. so behind that we'll get partial clearing. but it oh, we're already on the sunday highs. i was going to give you the overnight lows. i'll just tell you what they are. i think i skipped over that graphic. they're going to be in the mid to upper 50s then highs tomorrow under showery conditions, mainly mid 60s at the coast, low 70s around the bay shoreline, low to mid 70s inland and here's the accuweather seven day forecast on monday. we get some clearing. it warms up a couple of degrees. we'll have highs near 80 inland on monday and tuesday, mid 70s around the bay shoreline. then on wednesday, thursday, temperatures start to drop off just a couple of degrees each day to a more seasonal range. pretty much what you would expect in the middle of fall. and we have a nice dry week ahead going into next weekend. >> love it. thanks for tracking it for us, spencer. sure. looking forward to it. yeah. all right. now to chris with a preview of sports. >> hey, zach. coming up in sports, the san jose earthquakes with a playoff spot on the line in the regular season finale. and i go one on one with jason

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christian mccaffrey was able to practice as the 49 ers get ready for the vikings on monday night in minnesota. he's officially listed as questionable. he's dealing with that oblique injury. the bad news deebo samuel out at least two games with a shoulder injury. now earlier this week i went one on one with kyle juszczyk and talanoa hufanga to talk about the spotlight on monday night football and getting back into the win column. >> but it's always nice on monday nights you get that one extra day of rest, which is huge in a season you wouldn't believe. like what a difference a single day will make, even just having a night game. just that little extra eight hours for your mindset and for your body just to recover. >> so fun fact, i just got married like three weeks ago and my walk out with my wife. thank

you. was the monday night football theme like she let me do that. like we walked out. i had a football. it's a real thing. but monday night football. you sure you've been watching as a child? what is it like under the prime time lights with the whole country and the whole league watching you? can you describe what a monday night's like? >> it's really special for me being in the league. i think this is my third year, but my first year ever going out, one of my first starts, my third start, i think was against was on a monday night. and so i think it's just such a surreal feeling. i think the fan base we travel well, but you know, going into a place like minnesota, you know, with a great fan base, it's going to allow ourselves to be on a big stage, another primetime lights. and so for us, we're just going to enjoy it and take it in the first loss of the season. >> you don't want to have them, but how can this maybe reset you guys? you come off such a high against the cowboys, i guess knocked down a little bit. how do you feel the team's ready to bounce back monday against minnesota? i think we're in a great spot. >> i think honestly, it was almost a good loss in a sense

for us just to have that taste in our mouths, that feeling. so be able to go out there and kind of compete even at a higher level the next time we go out there. >> in a way that can be the best thing that's happened to us because we really do. it brings you back down to earth, where when you're winning, it's so easy to just bypass little mistakes and it's okay, we won the game, we're rolling. let's not worry about that. that little thing. we can address that later. well, when you lose, that's when it becomes a big thing. and we're going to come out of that game knowing. all right, there's some things we need to clean up. >> and i'll be in minnesota with reports beginning tomorrow as we get ready for monday night football niners and vikings right here on abc seven coverage begins at five followed by right after the game. >> let's dance decision day in the major league soccer quakes win and they're in the playoffs 17th minute austin with the ball deep in the quakes area. jeremy ebobisse he forces the turnover and christian espinosa fires 13th goal of the season one nil san jose 32nd minute former quake and castro valley native nick lima with the cross to owen wolff who heads it home. and we're all knotted up at one 66

minute quakes an outstanding chance to take the lead ebobisse oh right off the post. look at this. oh, and this ends in a one one draw, but with portland's loss, san jose does get in the postseason for the first time since 2020. they'll play in kansas city on wednesday in the western conference wild card game. after starting zero and four at home, the sharks hit the road for their first road game in nashville, and these teams do not like each other. a second period, sharks down one. nothing two minutes into the period, kiefer sherwood finds tommy novak in front of the net. first of his two goals, two nothing. preds and just 12 seconds later, sherwood on the one timer, three nothing. nashville it's four nothing. midway through the third, mario ferraro shot looked like a pass there. we're off the boards perfectly to thomas year made it four one. nashville adds another. the sharks lose five one. san jose looking for their first win tuesday. now in florida. game five of the nlcs. d-backs and phillies 28 time olympic champion swimmer michael

phelps throwing out the first pitch. kevin durant and devin booker in the house. suns at warriors tuesday. in the season opener. top one, one of the phillies. it's a delayed double steal and bryce harper absolutely crushes his d-backs catcher gabriel moreno two nothing phillies it's the first steal of home in phillies postseason history. top of the sixth. kyle schwarber, a schwarber bomb 461ft three nothing in the philly dugout throwing haymakers two batters later harper oh my. 444ft almost in the same spot. he stares down. durant and booker as he rounds. third, the phillies win 6 to 1, take a32 series lead, can clinch their second straight nl pennant on monday. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. zach chris, thank you so much. >> well, a reminder that you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app we've got it available everywhere for you apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. so make sure you download the app now and start streaming

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