remains were alive with the latest on fire conditions caused by windy conditions. also no new information tonight about the gunman responsible for this week's deadly mass shooting in maine. the gun seller who recently denied a purchase by the shooter and a san francisco street vendors get ready to take on the city. the impact stolen goods are having on those who make their living along mission street. abc7 news starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> the red flag warning that has

been in effect for much of the bay area. all weekend long is expired which is welcome news to firefighters as they've had their hands full with a number of fires fueled by high winds. thank you for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. it's this kind of scene that has firefighters concerned. this is time lapse video that you're about to see right here of a small brush fire pushed by winds. that's burned out about ten acres this afternoon in solano county near lake herman. we have team coverage tonight with the latest on the red flag warning. we begin with abc news reporter cornell bernard live in santa rosa. >> yeah. hey, j.r, it appears that the danger has passed now that that red flag warning is expiring. but, you know, it still feels like fire weather here and it's warm, breezy in the air is very dry. understandably. it has been a very difficult, very nervous weekend for folks who live here in fountaingrove place that saw so much devastation in 2017.

luckily it's been quiet here today, but other parts of the bay area saw fire activity. >> it's not every day you wake up and you see smoke and flames from behind the neighbor's house. this is what mike barnum and his neighbors woke up to sunday morning. >> a grass fire burning near oxford way in benicia. cal fire says dry winds from red flag conditions helped push the fire to about ten acres before it was stopped by fire crews. >> we're getting ready to go to church and decided we better stick around for a couple more minutes, make sure we had a go bag. and the dogs are taking care of. yeah, it was pretty, pretty alarming to see, you know. but luckily, as soon as we saw it, we called 911 and petaluma firefighters battled this blaze sunday morning, which destroyed three barns at a fertilizer manufacturing business on jewett road. >> the fire chief says red flag conditions allowed the fire to jump between structures. >> absolutely create very fast moving fires. they move from building to building very quickly through the embers and the brands that get created from

the fire. and that's what happened here today, as well as direct exposure from the wind pushing the fire onto the other buildings. >> we've been monitoring at least here locally, our weather conditions, both in our valley floors, our hillside communities. >> santa rosa, fire marshal paul lowenthal says his department is up, staffed and ready this weekend during the red flag fire, warning other agencies like sonoma county fire district , his positioning fire engines near open space and its chopper is ready to fly just in case. it's a nervous weekend for jeffrey mclaughlin and jerome pinkett, who live in santa rosa's fountaingrove neighborhood. they have lived through wildfires and evacuations before. >> this morning i said, well, we survived. one night. and if we just get to a second night, you just you're on edge. you know, it's just because you god, you don't want to go through this. main concerns would be if somebody is working out in the backyard or something like that and does a spark and then that spark catches on fire and then the winds blow the fire like it did a couple of years ago down around our area, around our

house, the best case scenario, we had a red flag warning and nothing comes of it. >> and that that would really be the best case scenario. but at the same time, we want our community to remain prepared and we as fire agencies will do the same. yeah, you know, most neighbors here are well versed preparing for emergencies by having cell phones charged and go bags ready. >> as for both fires that we showed you in our story, causes are still under investigation. we're live in santa rosa, cornell, bernard, abc seven news, cornell, thank you so much. >> the wind gusts have diminished considerably over the last few hours. spencer christian continues our coverage tonight with more on those conditions right now. >> spencer okay, j.r, as you pointed out, of course, the red flag warning has expired and the wind advisory that had been in effect also expired hours ago. so right now, as we look at current surface wind speeds, you can see that the wind is generally pretty light to even calm in some spots. the highest wind speed right now, 14mph here in san francisco. whereas earlier today we had gusts between 30 and 40mph at the

surface. and looking at the winds in the hills right now above 500ft, we also see relatively light wind compared with some of the gusts earlier today of over 40 to 45mph. so when we go to the relative humidity, which had been dangerously low throughout much of the day earlier today, single digits right now, we're seeing relative humidity come back in. a very encouraging way at 45 to 50% in some locations. and will continue to increase going into the nighttime hours. so right now, what we have is bright, sunny skies and mild conditions, light winds, higher humidity. the fire concerns are diminishing significantly. i'll have the accuweather seven day forecast coming up a little bit later j.r. >> spencer thank you so much. good news to hear that residents of lewiston, maine are gathered together tonight to remember and honor the 18 lives taken in wednesday's mass shooting. hundreds gathered in lewiston for a candlelight vigil at the site of the attacks this is the community now comes together. 18

crosses now stand at the bowling center and restaurant where the shootings took place. abc news reporter morgan norwood has new details about the investigation. >> friends and family gathering to remember those killed in last wednesday's horrific mass shooting at a bowling alley and bar in lewiston, maine. >> we think of those who lost their lives. we do not want to forget those that are in the hospital right now. still fighting for their lives, following a massive manhunt that lasted more than 48 hours. >> the suspected shooter, 40 year old robert card, found dead friday of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. 18 people killed, including billy brackett. his father says since the shooting, anger has consumed him. >> just a lot of anger. i calm him down a little bit today because i know the guy is gone and he's no longer a threat to anybody. >> among the 13 others injured, tom giamberti, who was shot at the bowling alley, tom was able to get these kids out of the line of fire and ended up

getting shot himself. abc news has learned the suspect ordered a silencer back in august. it was shipped to the nearest gun dealer. coastal defense, but he had to fill out this 4473, a firearms transaction record form, which asked in part, have you ever been committed to a mental institution to which he checked? yes. that answer under maine's yellow flag laws prevented him from getting the suppressor and said, i'm sorry, mr. card, we cannot give you this because of these reasons. >> and he was very cooperative. and he said, oh, that's a mistake, and i'm sure i can get it clarified, said during a briefing saturday. >> officials emphasize mental health is a key focus of their investigation. this in addition to cards possession of firearms and whether his psychiatric history should have barred him from possessing any guns at all. on saturday, an atf official said the weapons were covered in the investigation and appear to have been purchased legally. morgan norwood, abc news,

lewiston, maine. >> new details in the war between israel and hamas. nearly three dozen trucks have entered gaza and the largest aid convoy since the war began. humanity workers say the assistance still falls desperately short after thousands of people broke into warehouses seeking food. meanwhile israeli defense forces continue pummeling gaza with airstrikes. israel claims it has now destroyed 150 underground hamas targets. >> i regret that instead of a critically needed humanitarian pause supported by the international community, israel has intensified its military operations. >> israel's prime minister told the nation that israel has entered a second stage in the war that will be long and difficult. still ahead, a mission that's proved to be nearly impossible for san francisco city officials and the police. the discussion this week that could help stop the sale of illegal goods by some city

street vendors. and a tough day for brock purdy and the niners. abc seven's chris alvarez is live at levi's and we'll have the highlights in sports

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oppose 90 day ban on street sales. the city wants to crack down on sellers of stolen goods along mission street. some public works employees are wearing bulletproof vests as they regularly deal with attacks . abc seven news anchor stephanie sierra spoke with santiago lerma, the legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen

, and has more on what we can expect out to start off. >> if this order is signed this week, when do you expect the ban would go into effect? >> so what we're planning to do is to first make sure that we have alternative spaces for our street vendors to go to. so right now we're looking at is probably about two weeks or the middle of november is what we're looking for the band to take effect. >> so the situation at 24th and mission street has been described as getting out of control. how will this ban be enforced? right. >> so the idea is to really make it easy for our public works and law enforcement agencies to make sure that the streets are clear and safe. public works will be out informing people they are out there now, letting people know about the ban. and then

once it takes effect, they will they will be out and, you know, just letting people know that it's not allowed to vend on mission street. i want to be very clear that this is just mission street for the most part. the rest of the city is still accessible to street vendors. >> as you mentioned, at one point, we need more police presence for this ban to work. what do you say to critics who argue we don't have enough police officers to respond to life threatening emergencies? how will this be any different? >> sfpd is there to support public works, as you mentioned, and many of the inspectors have to wear bulletproof vests because they've been attacked and harassed. the police there are there to support public works. you know, frankly, we're talking about a one mile stretch of road here. >> that was abc seven, stephanie sierra reporting. if the ban is passed, any street vending would be prohibited along mission street between cesar chavez and fort teenth streets for 90 days.

then it may become permanent. also happeninghis week, the dumbarton bridge will be completely closed in the eastbound direction for several nights. crews will work to repave the roadway from the toll plaza to the east end of the bridge in fremont. the closure will tak place between 7 p.m. to 5 a.m, starting tomorrow night through fray night. the bridge will remain open in the westbound direction. still ahead, an event that's a little like owning your own yacht, but in this case, your own little yacht. we'll explain. >> i'm spencer christian. wind is diminishing relative humidity is increasing and fire concerns are diminishing. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc7 news at a victory that is there for the taking. grab it. now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up®

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club kicked off the festive 80s with a regatta of model boats around spreckels lake model lovers of all ages were on hand to take part. for me, what's so special is you see, you know, a dad and his son or daughter taking a stroll in the park and they come upon these these incredible boats and, you know, the child in you just emerges as the san francisco model yacht club is described as the oldest continuous operating model yacht club in the united states. spencer christian, a beautiful day for you. yeah. how about a little speedboat out there to any kind of vessel on the water today or even just walking along the water? >> right. >> i know it was hot today in the city. yeah, it was warmer here in san francisco than in many other communities where there is typically warmer than we are. >> so let me give you a look at

what's happening right now. the wind is very light, which is good news, reducing fire concerns. we had strong gusts earlier today and the 24 hour temperature change shows quite a warm up across most of the bay area. so let's take a closer look from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it's 71 degrees right now. we have low to mid 70s right now at oakland mountain view, san jose, palo alto and 61 at half moon bay. nice view from mount tam looking down onto the bay under sunny skies mid 70s right now at santa rosa novato, napa, fairfield, concord and 69 at livermore and a pretty good view of the sky over the golden gate, which is mostly sunny with a few thin high clouds. these are the forecast headlines mostly clear tonight. fire danger diminishes. that's happening right now. winds decrease, humidity increases, and we can expect warmer days this week with showers possible by saturday. as we go into the forecast animation, you can see just a few high clouds sweeping over tonight. but basically we have clear skies overnight and the day will start tomorrow morning with sunny skies overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in

the mid 40s, some low 40s in some of the cooler spots. and up north, a low of 39 at santa rosa, 38 at lakeport. and we go to sunny skies tomorrow and high temperatures will range from 68 at half moon bay to 71 at san francisco, low to mid 70s generally around the bay shoreline and low to mid 70s inland. so there won't be much of a range from the bay to the inland areas tomorrow. all locations there will be in the low to mid 70s, very mild day as we approach the end of the month and as we approach halloween. here's the accuweather 70 forecast, not much change in the temperature range on tuesday, maybe a few more high clouds around, but basically the weather on halloween will be a real treat with a little autumn warmth coming in on wednesday with high temperatures inland in the upper 70s on wednesday. then we'll see mid to upper 70s right on through the remainder of the week until friday when it starts to get a little bit cloudier, partly cloudy, we'll call it, and a slight chance of some light showers on saturday. but

basically we're looking at a mild and dry week ahead. wow >> i always hope for foggy halloween's. it makes it spookier. >> yeah, that's right. yeah a little fog. yeah it makes it makes it look like something out of a horror movie. >> right. thank you so much, spencer. okay. turning our attention to sports now, chris alvarez is live in the south bay. chris at least it was sunny outside down there today, j.r. >> it was sunny. good weather and we're just outside the niners locker room. they just wrapped up a very tough game. it was alumni weekend here that was the highlight. plenty of former 40 niners greats in the house. as for the action on the field, a pretty rough game for the 40 niners heading into the bye with more questions and answers we dissect it all coming up in stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user.

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game slide going into day against the cincinnati bengals, a team they've actually beat twice in the super bowl that was the focus of today's alumni weekend. we'll get to more on that in a moment. but first, the highlights from today's game against cincinnati and brock purdy got the start cleared. concussion protocol yesterday. the bengals scored first, but the niners tie it up with guess who? christian mccaffrey, 17 straight game with a score tying the all time record set by lenny moore but the bengals respond for joe burrow rolling out and throws his second touchdown of the first quarter at one point he completed 18 straight passes bengals lead 14 seven. after a quarter it's 1710. at the half and then pick things up late in the third niners inside the ten yard line trying to throw it

trying to get it into the end zone and purdy oh no picked off threw it right to germaine pratt shanahan not happy with that decision. fortunately for the niners, the bengals punted so they got the ball back on his very next throw. purdy intercepted again. this time it's logan wilson. shanahan can't believe it. neither can purdy. and the very next play bengals make them pay burrow to ja'marr chase touchdown he does a backflip it's 2410 bengals niners trying to make the fourth quarter comeback purdy across the field to christian mccaffrey his second score of the game 24 to 17. gene and his parents hoping for a comeback. the niners defense needed to make a stop and they didn't get it. joe mixon, the oakley native, untouched to make it 3117. is he high steps into the end zone and then desperation time for san francisco purdy is strip sacked george kittle had 149 yards receiving but it goes for nothing as the niners dropped their third straight game 3117. >> we've only put we haven't scored over 20 points here in

three weeks to so i think our defense needs to do better. i think our offense needs to do better. i think our team needs to do better. and when i say our team, i mean every single player in there and i mean every single coach. >> the good news is we've been here before and we've had pretty good results. so there's a lot of silver linings with who we have in this locker room and we just got to play better. >> and as i mentioned off the top, it's alumni weekend here at levi's. look at that. joe montana, jerry rice and all their friends are in town, more than about about 100 guys, 40 niners alums celebrating the team's great history. you see joe staley right there, especially against the bengals. we all know this. the niners won the super bowl 16 and 23 in the 1980s. i love that big photo with jerry leading the way earlier today, i caught up with longtime offensive lineman joe staley, who played all 13 seasons in red and gold. he told me the one thing he remembers about his time here is the guys he played with. >> we're seeing people that have had such a huge impact on my

life. you know, the game of football brings so many different people together for so many different walks of life. and that's the thing that i probably cherish most about my time. it wasn't maybe the memories or, you know, actually playing the game of football. it was just the people that you get to meet, the life you got to live and the different fans and everybody that you get to interact with. >> so with the 40 niners lost, they actually drop into second place in the west. seattle has the division lead as the niners head into bye and a couple of other quick notes the 40 niners talked about resolve and they've been here before in 2021 they lost four straight games and last year they were three and four. both of those ended in trips to the nfc championship game. so guys, they're just going to get ready, get healthy. they got jacksonville in a couple of weeks, but a sour taste in their mouth as they get ready for the second half of the season. j.r. fingers crossed. >> thank you so much, chris. paul, joe montana there. we could use some joe montana in that lineup. all right. moving along now. still ahead, a halloween tradition that's about more than just candy. the dia de los muertos

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organizers say thousand of people came out to enjoy the event, which featured music low riders, aztec rituals and food. it was a chance to honor deceased loved ones. mainly, we're mexicano. >> so this is something that's really important to us in our culture. >> and recently we lost somebody. so having this celebration actually is really

hitting home right now. and you know, it gives us a chance to share our passion and our and our love with everybody out there. >> this was the 28th year of the festival. great costume was there. >> absolutely great costumes. and great weather. about the sudden death of "friends" star matthew perry. what we're just learning about the 54-year-old's death. and chaos at an international airport. thousands of people storm the tarmac as a flight from israel touches down. >> first, the shocking death of matthew perry. police say the tv star was found unresponsive in a hot tub at his home. known for his charm and wit as chandler on "friends," what's being revealed about his final hours. the haunting image he posted days before his death, the tributes now pouring in. the actor recently opening up about his decades long struggle with addiction, telling our