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this morning. but first, we begin with the weather. drew tuma is here with this level one storm. >> yeah, good morning. so we have some showers that we're tracking throughout the morning in the early afternoon. here's live. doppler seven, the loop over the past two hours, we've been in and out of the showers for much of the morning in the north bay. parts of the city. see, i want to track this line that is moving on shore into the north bay and will move into the city over the next hour or so. so we time it out for you. you can see it's moving into san francisco right around 934. this morning. vallejo 1003 into antioch by 1047. it's all part of a cold front that's giving us a level one light storm on the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale today, the biggest impact will be slick roadways slowing down travel a bit early in the afternoon. we do have a slight chance of a rumble of thunder. here's san rafael 101. it is wet in the north bay. we'll track those scattered showers now until 2 p.m. that's when we have the window for those showers as that cold front moves through after 2 p.m, those showers will diminish and they're out of here by the time the sun goes down,

we'll go hour by hour closer into detail, show you when you could expect some showers in your neighborhood. coming up in just a few minutes stephanie. >> drew, thank you. developing news now. the war between israel and hamas is escalating as a ground attack appears to be imminent. the israel defense forces said it will enter the gaza strip and initiate an operation to take out hamas. but the idf did not give a specific timeframe. name sources briefed on discussions say the biden administration is seeking to delay an israeli ground attack in gaza to allow more time for hostage talks, as well as provide more humanitarian aid. the us military is placing additional us troops on prepared to deploy orders and deploying additional missile defense systems in the middle east. the death toll on both sides of the conflict has now risen to more than 6000 people. this morning, we're also learning an israeli american dual citizen who was serving as a reservist was killed in action on friday. abc news reporter liz landers tells

us more about the developments in just the last 24 hours. >> good morning. despite calls for a cease fire between israel and hamas, both sides ignoring those demands as israel prepares for what they are calling the next stage of this war against hamas. the world watching border of israel and gaza this morning as a ground invasion is expected soon. and airstrikes in gaza have ramped back up and for the first time, the state department has confirmed that an american was killed in action fighting for israeli defense forces. israeli defense forces have told their soldiers that they will enter gaza to, quote, destroy the hamas fighters and their infrastructure teacher as he left church on saturday, president joe biden not directly answering reporters when asked about the potential for israeli invasion on two americans kidnaped by hamas have been released. but at least ten more americans and hundreds of other people remain as hostages in gaza territory, though the

president insists us boots will not fight on the ground in the middle east, the secretary of defense announced late saturday that another navy carrier, the uss eisenhower, has been redirected to the middle east to, quote, bolster regional defense efforts against iran and help the israelis as the war reaches into week two, more than 1400 have been killed in israel and thousands more in gaza. and the humanitarian crisis in that small area deteriorates, but a glimmer of hope for civilians in the area came yesterday as 20 trucks from the world food program finally moved through the rafah crossing from egypt into gaza. the united nations estimates that a half a million people have evacuated into emergency shelters in gaza. the world food program and usaid continue to call for humanitarian aid to that area in the coming days. in washington, liz landers, abc news. here in the bay area, people are feeling

the weight of this war. >> in palo alto, an interfaith vigil was held to show solidarity for israel. it's one of many vigils and rallies we've seen here locally as abc seven news reporter anser hassan reports, it's the focus is all on peace. >> shalom. yes it was a small group that gathered for a big message 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. 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 for 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 because 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 there. 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 abc7 news.

>> we will of course 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. well new this morning in the east bay. one person is dead after an overnight shooting in an oakland neighborhood. three others were taken to the hospital. we're still waiting for an update on their condition as it happened in the area of shannon and windflower way video from the scene does show several people walking around in costumes. so it's unclear if a halloween house party was going on when this shooting happened. no word yet on any possible suspects or arrests, but in contra costa county, smoky skies yesterday afternoon, take a look. this was the aftermath of a large fire that sent plumes of smoke into the air. it all started when an agricultural burn near discovery bay got out of control. according to contra costa, fire crews formed a perimeter line around the flames and allowed the fire to burn

itself out. morning, sideshows and fireworks taking over the streets of san jose, shutting down multiple intersections throughout the city. cars spinning donuts drew crowds to camden avenue near the highway 85 off ramp. the second hotspot was at meridian and hamilton avenue. the mayor of san jose recently called on social media companies to impose stricter penalties for users who post illegal sideshow material. people ran off as soon as police showed up this morning in the south bay. san jose mayor matt mehan delivered his first state of the city address. as abc seven news reporter tara campbell tells us, he applauded the city's progress, but also says there's a lot more work to do. >> 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. >> it's time california creates safe, safe, decent and affordable constructed shelter for everyone in, and then require those sleeping outdoors to use it. mayhem pointing to the city's efforts to shelter its more than 4000 people experiencing homelessness. 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, highlighting the city's work to confront pedestrian deaths rates, 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. >> mayhem pointing to the moves the city has already made. >> we've brought 75% of permit application types online recently launched a program that allows licensed design professionals to self certify more of their plans. 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, safer and a more compassionate place. and when we have done that together, there is no stopping what san jose can become. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. well three bay area target stores are no longer open because of retail theft and employee safety. >> san francisco's folsom street

target closed its doors on friday. so did the target in uptown oakland along 27th street. along with the store in the century plaza shopping center over in pittsburg. well, raindrops are falling this morning. let's check in with drew. yeah stephanie, our microclimates in full effect today. >> we have a live look from our richmond-san rafael bridge camera, where it is certainly wet for much of the south bay. we're dry currently, but that's going to change over the next couple of hours as we track a cold front that will bring more wet weather as the day goes on. we'll take a look at live doppler seven track, all of this wet weather coming up after the break. >> look at that wiper going. thanks, drew. also next, the strengths of san francisco. that's what a new campaign is trying to showcase the message from locals and leaders trying to focus on the pros, not the cons. plus, how an exhibit in uptown oakland is embracing the community with 100 portraits. this is very neat. wel tell you about it coming up.

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gets a lot of criticism, but a new effort is underway to paint a different picture. >> abc7 news reporter suzanne phan talks to hopeful residents and tells us how it's helping to build a better bay area. make some noise. >> it all starts here. >> it all starts here. san francisco is the new civic pride campaign aimed at bringing everyone together 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. you you'll see them 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, drug 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 of 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 all 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 green light,

which is an incredible nonprofit effort 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 all pitch in in san francisco. >> suzanne phan abc7 news. >> if you take the main street alameda ferry keep in mind tomorrow the terminal in the east bay will temporarily close. the closure will allow crews to begin a $10 million refurbishing project. the water emergency transportation authority says san francisco bay ferry service to that main street terminal will be rerouted and crews are set to begin construction later this month. service is expected to resume in january in the east bay. the people of oakland are being featured in a new exhibit at uptown station. take a look at this painting with pride. the transportation hub and shopping

mall 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. >> some beautiful artwork showcased here. the project was commissioned by visit oakland to capture the heart and soul of the town across its 19 neighborhoods, 100 faces of oakland was opened to the public as a chance for people to connect with their community. everyone photographed was also invited to the event. well, a little pug and a taxi costume stole the show and a halloween dog parade in new york city. take a look at this pah'-ha-row guy. the pug has trouble walking and relies on a doggie wheelchair to get around. you see him right there? his human family came up with this creative costume and dressed up pierogi as a canine cabbie.

seeing walking around, he walked around new york city's east village in a bright yellow costume, and everyone at the parade could not get enough of this sweet pug. i agree. he's pretty darn cute. i got to say, if my dog bubba was doing this, he would be charging for some treats at every stop. drew, my friend. what about mister dapper? >> yeah. dapper would be running around. he'd be very useless if anybody tried to take that taxi. he tried to take that costume right off. he's not one to wear one of those sweaters this time. >> he's a cutie. >> he is a cutie, but a costume wearer. he is not a rain jacket. maybe a rain jacket. your umbrella. that's what you need this morning in spots, we are tracking a cold front that is bringing some wet weather to the region. take a look at our network of cameras, our microclimates in full effect this morning from san rafael to the richmond, san rafael bridge. you can see we have rain coming down. it is quite moody over the city with some scattered showers right now. much of the south bay, you're enjoying a quiet morning with partly cloudy skies, but showers will move into the south bay right around

lunchtime. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. we're tracking a line of showers that will be moving on shore over the next couple of hours. we've actually had a lightning strike over the past ten minutes just outside of ukiah. and thunder is something we are watching, especially as the late morning and early afternoon rolls on. we could see a bit more energy creating a couple more thunderstorms as this system moves through. let's track this line of downpours that's working through the north bay. 925 working into cloverdale , 935 into santa rosa, middletown by 10 a.m. and knoxville by 1032, the southern branch of this front, you can see, has showers with it as well. mill valley around 930. expect some rain across the city. 942 we see this line move through vallejo around ten, ten, 1044 in fremont and livermore shortly after 11 a.m. you'll start to see some showers falling temperatures right now, pretty uniform. we're mainly in the low and mid 60s right now and temperatures are slow to warm today because of all this cloud cover and the showers. here's the area of low pressure on live doppler seven along with

satellite pushing that front into northern california. the coastline will see some very beneficial rain from this front. look at eureka over an inch of rain closing in on two thirds of an inch. and ukiah over the next 24 hours. so we bring in the exclusive abc7 storm impact scale today. it's a level one light storm. your biggest impact will be slower travel thanks to the slick roads and the rain falling down. here's future weather 11 a.m. we're tracking those scattered showers. it continues through about 1:02 p.m. after 2 p.m. it looks like things are really going to quiet down as that front moves through . and then after the sun goes down, we are totally done with any showers. it's a short window of time that will see that rain. it's basically now rain through about 2 p.m. we're dealing with the showers. rainfall totals highest in the north bay outside of the north bay. most of us ending up with less than a quarter of an inch of rain today. we'll have those temperatures certainly below average mid 60s to the low 70s with those scattered showers moving through tonight. we get rid of the showers, but we'll likely find some dense areas of

fog developing with lingering moisture in the air. here's the accuweather 70 forecast. it's a level one today with scattered showers moving through. then behind this front, stephanie, it turns brighter and warmer to start the week, monday and tuesday. looking beautiful, a little bit cooler by the end of the week, but nothing too intense coming our way again right now until about 2 p.m. that's the window we're seeing for those showers moving through and the brunt of it. >> you mentioned noon. >> yeah, right around lunchtime. i think most of us, that's when we see the showers. >> great. all right, drew, thank you. well still to come, bike lane frustration. why san francisco shop owners say a bike lane meant to make the roads safer is actually hurting their business. >> i'm sherri. >> i'm john. i'm a pharmacist. as we were starting to age, it's like, well, how can we help our cognitive abilities? we saw prevagen. i did read the clinical study and went ahead and gave it a try. i feel that provision is helping me with overall clarity, and as a

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parking for half an hour for 45 minutes. we have to cancel. >> gola restaurant opened five months ago. rafiq said it was a dream to open his business on this street. but lately it's been a nightmare. >> this is what's the last disaster. we were okay with it the first month because. okay, it's a pilot program. what's the worst could happen? and we've seen the worst. >> supervisor hillary ronen represents the mission district. she said her office has been swamped with hundreds of messages from cyclists complaining about the safety aspect of the bike lane. she's proposing a solution. >> if they made it a one way street, maybe we could have a place for people to double park. we could have a bike lanes that are, you know, on the on the sides of the streets. and we could engineer things so that both sides would be happier than they are now. >> during an sfmta board of directors meeting sustainable transportation advocate luke bornheimer called for change. >> either pedestrianized the street or install curbside protected bike lanes immediately . not wait any longer.

>> at that same meeting, the citizens advisory committee made strong recommendations to end the pilot program. >> the sfmta cac recommends abandoning the current unintuitive and dangerous center running bicycle lane pilot on valencia and refocusing the street toward its core needs. >> in a statement, sfmta acknowledged the impacts of the bike lane and said in part, we are committed to continued changes throughout the pilot period to optimize the available space. to the extent possible. as it stands now, business owners like rafiq don't think they can wait for the pilot program to run its course within a year, this street will die completely. luz pena, abc seven news. >> the sfmta board of directors did not make a decision at that meeting, but the agency did say it's actively monitoring use of loading zones and commercial loading. still to come on abc seven mornings, more details about that massive land grab in solano county. the latest questions and concerns looming about the potential for a new

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the best chance of finding showers crossing the region after 2 p.m. the activity really winds down. and by sunset, the showers are out of here. but we'll take a detailed look. we'll go hour by hour, show you your neighborhood when you can see the wet weather coming up in a few minutes stephanie. >> drew, thank you. well, the investment firm that's purchased nearly $1 billion worth of solano county farmland with hopes to build a new city wants residents feedback once again for the second time, california forever is sending out this letter to residents this week, along with an updated survey asking more detailed questions about the long term project that may be considered like new parks and solar farms. but concerns over lack of infrastructure, water and transportation remain top of mind. joining me now is the mayor of fairfield, catherine moy. mayor, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thank you very much. >> let's start with this latest survey. what's your take on it? >> well, i have read through it.

i haven't answered the questions myself, but i will let you know that many of my residents have and one of our most popular facebook groups that has about 36,000 people on it, we've seen a lot of folks post their, you know, how they feel about this. and out of all of them, i've only seen one who said, well, it doesn't hurt to listen, but the others have posted the actual form that they filled out. and it's been very, very negative toward flannery, very, um, if i could just for a minute, this this lady wrote, nobody wants this. a new city. the last three attempts have failed with good reason. nobody wants you here, sir. we like the open space. go away. nobody wants this. go away. leave the land and go away . >> yeah, we certainly heard

mixed reaction. yeah, yeah, a lot of that. this survey covers a lot, as you pointed out. the first portion asking about different things the new community could create a big one. major improvements with infrastructure like highway 12. and we've talked a lot about this logistically, how do you see that happening? >> highway 12 will go take billions, not just one to be widened. and we know that yawn who's the ceo of flannery, expects our current tax payers to pay a big portion of that and that they would. when i say they, i mean california forever or flannery call them would pay quote their fair share. it is unbelievable bill that they would think that we should pay for infrastructure to build their city if we could afford to widen highway 12. it would have been done already. but neither

the federal government nor the state government has come up with those funds. so i think, again, it's pie in the sky. >> let's talk about water for our viewers. it's important to note you serve as the director on the board of the solano county water agency. i understand, as you just pointed out, you and your colleagues recently met with ceo jan sramek . how did that go? >> and actually, we are scheduled to have i've met with jan and so has a director of the solano county water agency. um, we will be meeting on november 9th. it's a public meeting in the media are welcome, as is the rest of the public or the rest of the public. and november 9th, we're going to be talking about whether we even want to talk to flannery or yawn or california forever over and what they want to talk about, of course, is water rights and water rights in solano county is very touchy.

we're a farming community. and the bottom line is all of our water rights are already taken. so they'd have to bring in new water rights and it s a real, real, real long shot. >> do you think that meeting with mr. sramek will happen? >> i do. we have an agendized, so it will be there if mr. sherman does not show up. um, that would not that would poison the well. further, i would say we have a lot of questions for him and he i have to tell you, he's been very good at showing up at meetings where he says he's going to be. um, you know, he, he's a charming person and he does come and he he answers questions. so for that, i'm thankful because people have a lot of questions now in order to get the water needed. >> jan sramek will need to get

the green light from neighboring cities, as you pointed out. do you know of any sitting mayor that would be willing to do that ? >> i do not. and i work closely with many mayors. i will tell you that the city of benicia, which obviously. is already a city here, need is more water rights and as the representative for that city, the vice mayor said at the last water agency meeting, why would we give or sell any water to flannery for another city when we don't have the water that we need. so no, i , i, i can tell you right now that there are zero mayors in, in solano county who are willing to sell or give up some of their water rights into eating. >> well, i want to talk about another project proposal, solar farms that provide clean energy. one idea, as you know, is to combine grazing land for sheep with solar energy farms. what do

you think about this? >> i don't think it's a bad idea at all. i would have to talk to my sheep ranching friends more about it. again, my concern goes back to how the glare from those would affect our plains coming in and out of travis air force base. now you can create some that do not have as much glare, but it would have to go through a lot, a lot of process. also i'm wondering how much land it would take up if you think about it. leighton plates out all in your backyard. it's not a good looking thing. i'd prefer to just have it open space where the lambs can roam freely. >> yeah, an interesting point there are at least seven us military bases that have gone solar. are you still concerned, as you pointed out, the concerns about light, this could be problematic with travis air force base? what would actually

need to happen to ensure it's protected? >> sure. >> so we would have to well, flannery would have to go through the all the hoops that they have to jump through, including on the land, use, uh, the airport land use commission here in solano county and everything going, every building that we build has to be cleared by them because we have height restrictions. we have light restrictions. so that would be the group that you would have to pass muster with to get that going out there. and also, i think the department of defense as well. >> all right, mayor, i appreciate your time. thanks so much for being with us. yes >> thank you so much for following. >> absolutely. we have much more to come on abc7 morning. stick with us. we'll be right back. >> go beyond the expected with the number one most dependable mass market brand three years in a row by j.d. power. lisa new

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two weeks since kevin mccarthy was ousted from the seat legislation cannot be brought to the floor until the conference makes its choice on his replacement. this morning on abc this week, republican congressman michael mccaul talked about the impact that stretches beyond capitol hill. this is probably one of the most embarrassing things i've seen, because if we don't have a speaker of the house, we can't govern. >> and every day goes by, we're essentially shut down as a government servant. we have very important issues right now of war and peace and we cannot deal with an aid package or my resolution condemning hamas and supporting israel. we can't you can't even pass a resolution condemning hamas because. >> so are you supporting. i mean, i've lost count now. i think we're pushing a dozen candidates and potential candidates for speaker. who are you supporting saying, look, i haven't decided, but i want a speaker in the chair so we can move forward. >> and my issues, my committee of war and peace, it's too dangerous right now. the world is on fire here. and this is so

dangerous. what we're doing. and most importantly, it's embarrassing. >> the list of potential candidates is crowded with representative kevin hern and tom emmer leading the pack. a secret ballot vote will be held on tuesday morning with the hopes of bringing a candidate to the floor for a colorado judge has rejected former president donald trump's move to dismiss a lawsuit that could keep him off the state's ballot. trump's attorneys argue that exercising his free speech protects him from this lawsuit. a judge ruled this law did not apply in that case. the nonprofit suing claims that putting trump on the ballot in colorado violates the 14th amendment. it blocks anyone from holding office who has engaged in insurrection against the us constitution. moving outside now, it's a rainy start to your sunday. let's check in with our friend drew. >> yeah, hi, steph. good morning. we are seeing those scattered showers out there. you'll need your umbrella from time to time and live. look at the golden gate bridge camera. we're anticipating another line

of showers to move onshore. as we head through the morning, we'll time it all out with live doppler seven and future weather coming up. >> halloween season is here and disney is celebrating with a month of scary good fun run, run, run, goose bumps. a new series inspired by the bestselling books comes to disney plus, hulu and freeform. >> this place is haunted. >> disney's haunted mansion is part of this year's hallow stream line up on disney plus and on hulu. huluween includes the creepy new movie appendage, a new season of american horror story and the streaming premiere of stephen king's the boogeyman. meanwhile, on abc classic halloween favorites, hocus pocus and tim burton's the nightmare before christmas will celebrate their 30th anniversary. the pumpkin king. >> and there are even more tricks and treats for freeform's

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out at least two games. debo was injured in sunday's game against the browns did not practice all week. head coach kyle shanahan said 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. now with deebo 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, he's weren't sure of him throughout the week, so we've had contingency plans as it goes and he's been banged up 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. yeah. >> and another friendly reminder monday night football 40 niners and vikings right here on abc seven coverage begins at five followed by after the game i'll be in minnesota homecoming on the farm all the alumni trees are back following a historic comeback over colorado last week troy taylor and stanford hoping for a better start against ucla. ethan garber's brother, a former cal quarterback, chase got the start for ucla and looking like his brother on this 18 yard run. carson steel capped that drive. and later on the second drive, he's in again. touchdown he's a touchdown machine that made it 14 nothing steel had three touchdowns on ucla's first four drives and they led 21 nothing at the break. stanford looking for a spark. they went for it on their first drives of the second half, stopped twice. so turnover on downs there and later in the third garbers well, he finds a former cal product. it's jay michael sturdivant and he's into the end zone as ucla wins great sunset san jose state hosting utah state down in the south bay

spartans trying to snap a ten game losing streak. the aggies, they haven't won since 2008, opening possession. charlie conley up the gut first of his two touchdowns seven nothing. san jose state the two teams combined for four turnovers in the first quarter. spartans still took a 14 point lead when chevan cordeiro finds antioch's own kyree robinson tumbles in. it's 14. nothing after one aggies tied it up, the spartans respond cordero to converted linebacker charles rodgers first career catch powers in to make it 2814 spartans win 4221. they're three and five overall and two and two in conference play that is your look at sports. have a great rest of your day. let's send it back to you. >> thank you, chris. happening today, a bike ride for a great cause kicks off in the east bay. it's called cycle of hope. habitat for humanity is hosting it in dublin. people are riding to raise money for affordable housing. some took off at 730 this morning. the rest of the races are staggered throughout the day. there's even a kids course at 1130 this morning before a finish line. festival

organizers say habitat for humanity homeowners will be there to take part in this celebration. we'll prepare for a slick drive or ride this morning. drew is tracking a level one storm. >> yeah, if you have any plans outside, say through about 2:00 pm, you do want to stay weather aware because we are tracking another line of rain showers moving onshore as we speak. live from sfo this morning. you begin to see some of that rain falling across the coastline right now. here's live doppler seven and you can see some of the heavier showers right now falling in the north bay on live doppler seven. so we'll zoom in a little bit tighter. essentially, it's riding up 101 this morning from santa rosa to healdsburg to cloverdale. these pops of yellow and orange on your screen, those are some heavier showers and live doppler seven is estimating this rain could be falling close to half an inch per hour. so that is a brief period of heavy rain moving through the north bay this morning. we'll track this line of showers moving through parts of marin and solano and napa county into richmond. by about 10 a.m, we'll find some more rain falling. martinez 1023 this morning,

fairfield around 1040, this line moves through. and then as we move a bit further to the south, that line of showers moving onshore in the city right now. hayward by about 1040 this morning, expect some showers in san jose just before 11 a.m. we'll begin to see some light rain falling in livermore at about 1118. expect that line to move through the inland east bay outside this morning. it is mild. we're essentially all sitting in the 60s. it's humid out there as that front moves through. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. the bigger picture, you can see that spin right there off our coastline. this is the low pressure that's pushing the cold front through this morning and ushering in those showers for the second half of our weekend. here's the exclusive abc7 storm impacts scale. remember we rank our storms here at abc seven from one light five to severe. it gives you a good idea of what to expect with each storm and the one occurring right now. it is a level one light system with the biggest impact being slick roadways out there, slower than normal travel conditions. and later on this afternoon, there's a slight chance for a

thunderstorm popping up as we go hour by hour on future weather. you can see 1130, we're still tracking scattered showers through the region. that continues through 2:00 pm. then after 2 p.m, things really do start to quiet down much of the rain is out of here as that cold front continues to track off to the east. and by sunset, we really do anticipate drier conditions and that cloud cover breaking down. but rainfall estimates will be a bit higher in the north bay where we have some of those downpours occurring right now. look at santa rosa, probably close to half of an inch of rain out of this front outside of the north bay. it's a lot lighter and less when it comes to our rainfall totals. less than about a quarter of an inch for most of us. from san francisco to oakland to the south bay. highs today very slow to warm. we're not going to go too far from where we are right now. mid 60s to the low 70s as these showers move through tonight. the rain is out of here, but we will find some areas of dense fog developing likely in the valleys of the north bay first thing monday morning and overnight lows in the 50s. here's the accuweather seven day forecast next seven days for you.

scattered showers today with that level one light storm behind this front you can see we are brighter. we are warmer to start out the workweek and the week ahead looks nice and quiet, a bit below average by thursday and friday morning, fog to afternoon sunshine. but again today, stephanie, it's between now and 2 p.m. that we have most of the rain falling across the region. >> okay, good to know. are you going to give dapper a walk in the rain real quick? >> he doesn't love the rain. it's in and out real fast. in and out dog walks, bubba, too. >> yeah. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. you can download the app now and start streaming. we'll be right back. >> drew bruno pop on the run. >> no problem. modes. >> rogue makes this a walk in the park. drive the nissan

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are blowing up social media with their array of cute costumes. and i believe it. if i open the door and saw these cuties, i'd give them all the treats. drew, you can recognize some characters from movies like toy story, shrek and monsters inc. their owner says dale franklin and joey are called the rescued boys. i wonder if the owner, though, is dressing up with them, believe it or not, drew, we were just talking about this. a petsmart survey found 76% of american adults will put their pets in costume, 30% more than once. my dog would never be that well-behaved. >> the door opens. he beat for the tree. >> run, run, run would be wanting it. or like, where's the tree? >> where is it good to me right now? >> yeah. >> let's check the rain for you. here's live doppler seven. we have a line of showers that is moving on shore that will cross the region over the next couple of hours. take the umbrella with you through about 2 p.m. that is when we expect it. the rain to kind of diminish in the afternoon soon. this is a live look from sutro tower. the rain is falling across the city again now until 2 p.m. that is when we

have that chance of wet weather. after two things will start to quiet down by the time the sun goes down there shortly after six, the rain will be out of here. but really the next four hours, keep that rain gear handy and may need that umbrella for a few minutes or so outside. >> yeah, good tips and it will clear up hopefully for the workweek commute. >> yeah. the week looks great. sunshine all week and very comfortable temperatures that well. >> thank you, drew. thank you all for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm stephanie sierra along with the drew tuma. abc7 news continues at 5 p.m. have a great day. >> this is abc 724 in san francisco. >> live in the south bay in san jose in concord. live in oakland. yes you're watching abc seven news live anytime anywhere . here we are. we are. we are. >> we are. >> we are. we are where you are. never miss a moment of the news that matters to you.

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