a dangerous police chase across the bay bridge and into the east bay and it all starts when a man walks into one of san francisco's most well known churches. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. we are getting new information within the past hour about what happened here. abc7 news just spoke to the pastor of saints, peter and paul church in san francisco right next to washington square park in north beach. he tells us an unknown man was spotted before service and took communion but then allegedly assaulted one of the parishioners after being chased out of the church. san francisco police say they saw the suspect driving away a pursuit. sfpd tells us the man was throwing what they said were, quote, suspicious devices

out of his car as they chased him through san francisco. chp then took over in the chase following him across the bay bridge and ultimately arresting him in martinez. chp says he wasn't throwing anything outside during their portion of the chase, but they say they did find unknown items in his car when they caught up to him. no one was seriously hurt and anyone with info is asked to call san francisco police danger averted in benicia earlier today. strong winds from an earlier red flag warning helped to spread this small ten acre fire on oxford way. crews were able to stop it before it could threaten any structures. another fire in petaluma destroyed three barns at a fertilizer manufacturing business on jewett road. the fire chief says those red flag conditions allowed the fire to jump between structures. let's bring in spencer christian now with those wind concerns. he's tracking that in your 24 hour accuweather forecast spencer. >> all right, j.r. we were

fortunate today the winds calmed down. at the end of the day, the humidity started to rise a bit. so the fire danger diminished. now we look ahead to the 24 hour planner for tomorrow, 7:00 tomorrow morning, the sun won't quite be up, but skies will be bright, a little high cloudiness temperatures ranging from 44 inland to 48. elsewhere by midday, bright and beautiful, 66 degrees inland, 68 around the bay, 4 p.m, sunny and mild, 74 degrees inland and near the bay. upper 60s on the coast and 7 p.m. a little bit about 45 minutes or so after sunset. it'll be around 62 inland, 64 around the bay, upper 50s in our coastal regions. a beautiful day tomorrow. >> thank you so much, spencer. we make it easier to check the weather where you live anytime with live doppler seven on our abc seven news bay area app. it's streaming 24 over seven for you. download it now on roku amazon fire android and apple tv . just search abc7 news bay area. it's another weekend

defined by demonstrations here in the bay area rallying for both sides of the intensifying war between israel and hamas. one rally yesterday caught plenty of attention. well over 10,000 demonstrators marched in san francisco filling market street and then at one point blocking traffic on the freeway, all in support of the civilian victims in gaza. tonight, another huge rally for those affected by the terror attacks in israel. abc7 news reporter tara campbell was at today's event attended by jewish leaders from across the bay area from the bay area jewish community banding together in solidarity with the people of israel. >> i want to show my support for israel against the atrocities that were committed against her. >> hundreds gathering in san francisco on sunday demanding the safe return of more than 200 hostages taken by hamas. >> this is my cousin's wife, shiri. she's a hostage. this is

a dada noga, my second cousin. she's a hostage. >> israel must restore the confidence of its citizens for its security. so that hamas cannot repeat the atrocities. october 7th. >> gregory is the ceo of the jewish community relations council. he points to concerning numbers from the anti-defamation league. >> we have seen a according to the adl's report, showing a 400% rise in anti-semitic ism since this conflict began. >> i think we have to be here to support us because it's not only anti-israel, it's anti-semitism and i feel more afraid in my life than i ever have before. i am here today in complete solidarity with the people of israel and with the jewish community worldwide. >> state senator scott wiener taking to the stage. he's co-chair of the california legislative jewish caucus.

>> we need to be crystal clear. israel has a right to exist >> keep your yarmulke on. keep your star out. keep your wearing your bracelets and be an open jew. be an open, proud supporter of our homeland. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> as for the latest in the fighting in the middle east, nearly three dozen trucks have entered gaza, marking the largest aid convoy since the war began. israel defense forces continue hitting gaza with airstrikes. its military claims it has now destroyed 150 underground. and hamas targets. the united nations says humanitarian aid is still falling far short. multiple reports say the un security council will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow. the united arab emirates will call for a humanitarian pause in the fighting. >> i regret that instead of a critically needed humanitarian

pause supported by the international community, israel has intensified its military operations. >> president biden says he spoke with israel's prime minister today. the white house says biden discussed efforts to free hostages from hamas terrorists and reiterate israel's need to defend itself in a manner consistent with international humanitarian law. now, tonight, governor gavin newsom is on his way back to california after his week long overseas trip in china. today, the governor visiting a tesla factory in shanghai. the goal of newsom's visit was to promote climate friendly initiatives between the two countries. while also gearing up for next month's asia pacific economic cooperation forum in san francisco today, the governor was shown tesla's latest technology and self-driving vehicles at one of the factories. the company's factories that is in shanghai comes less than a week after cruz paused its robo taxi service in san francisco and

nationwide. and the california dmv suspended its driverless permit over allegations the company withheld information on a crash that seriously injured a pedestrian. lien newsom said he supported the dmv decision. new at 11. speaking of tesla, check out what we spotted today in san francisco. yes, it's a cyber truck with a human driver roaming around on van ness and california for the flashy vehicle. had a texas license plate and other videos of cyber trucks in the bay area have been popping up on social media over the past couple of weeks. reports say tesla should be ready to begin production of the cybertruck this year with production expected to ramp up in 2024. turning our attention now to that upsetting loss today at levi's stadium, 49 ers lost their third straight game after they initially won five in a row. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez is here in studio. chris should we be concerned? i feel like the frustration is

just building up. >> yeah, it's definitely building up. j.r but if you talk to the players and i did after the game, they're frustrated but they're motivated. they're angry too. but but they got a bye week coming up. they can get ready and let's head to some of those lowlights of today's game. there's brock purdy. he threw two interceptions in this game first deep in the red zone, they said afterwards it was supposed to be a shovel pass to george kittle. he didn't like the look, tried to make a play and he was picked by germaine pratt, the second purdy said he thought the linebacker was going to peel away but didn't. there's another pick. logan wilson came up with that one, purdy said. it's a fine line between being aggressive and making the right play. and the defense admits they did not play up to par again. bengals had five red zone opportunities scored four touchdowns after the game. niners all-pro linebacker fred warner was asked if he still trusts brock purdy. >> you want me to say no? i mean, come on now. like the thing is, is the quarterback is always going to receive the blunt like the brunt of the

criticism but but brock is like the least of my worries. brock is made of the right stuff. yeah. can he protect the ball better? sure. but he's the reason why we have a chance to win games and every single game that we're in like right now i can't like the common denominator right now is that i haven't been able to say in the last three losses that man, the defense had our best outing. we just happened to lose. we're not playing good football on our side and that's the reason why we haven't won the last three games. and that's got to get figured out and it will get figured out. >> it's a good teammate and that's why fred warner is a captain. and j.r, a quick little stat. so two years ago, they lost four games in a row. last year they were three and four. and then chris mccaffrey, they went on a run. they ended both those years in the nfc championship. so, yes, they're five and three. they're struggling a little bit. get the buy reset and the eagles schedule. as our producer, alex, tell us a lot tougher coming up. so there's a lot of football to be played over the next couple of months. how's deebo feeling? >> he should be back probably

after the bye. >> maybe. maybe miss one more game. but i saw him out there at the fans throwing the ball around. he's working. what was he doing with the fans? >> he needs to focus. fan friendly. >> he's fan friendly. he looks good. he's going to be back. >> thanks so much, chris. we'll see you back here in a bit. for more sports. well, still ahead on abc seven news at 11, the struggle over street vendors. the next step tomorrow to ban them from one part of the city. plus healing in maine after last week's devastating mass shooting. we're learning more about the warning signs leading up to the suspect's shooting rampage. and the life impact of matthew perry. fans across the country sharing their memories of the beloved friends actor tonight, including the place he ca

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small community remembering the 18 lives taken in wednesday's mass shooting. 18 crosses now stand at the bowling center and restaurant where the shootings took place. tonight 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 as we do not want to forget those that are in the hospital right now are 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. calm me 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 prevents 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. >> 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. >> now to the new details tonight in the death of the beloved actor from friends, matthew perry. his sudden passing on saturday has left many unanswered questions. hours after the news, perry's stepfather and dateline host keith morrison was seen outside the actor's pacific palisades home. earlier today, the los angeles county coroner completed perry's autopsy report, but it could take weeks to find an exact cause of death once the toxicology reports are completed. perry was found non-responsive in his hot tub last night. all day today, fans of the actor paid tribute outside his house. >> i used to be sad, so my dad used to come up to me and be like, mom, i put friends on for you. friends is on tv for you. >> go, go upstairs. >> because they knew that that was my happy place. so that they

did help me get through my sad moments in life. the show in particular for chandler, he's he leaves a legacy. >> he was also being remembered in new york. perry was 54. happening tomorrow, san francisco street vendors and city officials are set to meet to discuss a possible ban of street sales. the city wants to crack down on those vendors with no permits selling stolen goods along mission street, specifically between cesar chavez and 14th streets. the city's ban would be for 90 days to find another legal and alternative space for street vendors to go. keep in mind this would not affect food vendors. the city's department of public health is in control of that. >> 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 after the proposed

90 day pause in mid-november. >> the city may then make the ban permanent. let's move to the east bay, where we saw a big celebration for dia de los muertos in oakland. traditionally, the festival is held on november first and second. but this day of the dead weekend festival went on in the fruitvale neighborhood today. organizers say thousands of people came out to enjoy the event, which featured music lowriders, aztec rituals and food. more importantly, it was a chance to honor deceased ancestors and loved ones. mainly, we're mexicanos. >> so this is something that's really important to us in our culture. >> and recently we lost somebody. so uh- having this celebration in actually is really hitting home right now. >> and, 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. and the theme this time was blooming resilient. s

the bay area is home to many mysteries, and with halloween coming up this week, now's the time of year to explore the creepy unknowns of our area. >> because when i was five years old, i saw a bigfoot looked it right in the eyes for about a count of three. so i hope that if i build it, they will come and they do. people come in here from all over the planet who have seen a hairy biped. do i get story after story after story? so any doubts i ever had about my sighting and about the reality of bigfoot? oh i lost those doubts years ago. come with us as we go searching for the spookiest and unique haunts of our region in our abc7 original special creepy bay area two. >> it's available now on abc7 news.com and wherever you stream. abc7 news. spencer christian i think creepiest spots that i know of is a little

place in the middle of the bay called alcatraz. >> oh yes. that is a creepy place at night time. >> that's why they do the nighttime tours there. >> exactly. one of my creepiest spots is actually on the street where i live over in the east bay, going home late at night. it's a steep, uphill, winding, curvy road. and you never know what's going to come out of those curves. deer, coyote, raccoon. bigfoot. yeah. bigfoot we just heard all about bigfoot. i prefer driving home in the daylight. here's a look at what's going on with our weather. j.r, we've got very calm wind right now, which is in sharp contrast to what we had earlier today with the powerful and dangerous gusts. so all around the bay area right now, calm wind and the 24 hour temperature change is a little bit of a mixed bag near the bay. and the and the coast temperatures are a few degrees warmer than at this time last night. but look at the inland areas, 13 degrees cooler in novato, 17 degrees cooler in napa, 20 degrees cooler in fairfield and than at this time license excuse me last night. the view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco under clear skies, 58 degrees here in the city this is the warmest spot right now, as a

matter of fact, low 50s to mid 50s at oakland, mountain view, san jose and mid to upper 40s at palo alto and half moon bay. looking across the bay from emeryville of the temperature readings right now low to mid 40s at santa rosa novato napa, fairfield and livermore concord 53 degrees. one final live view from our rooftop camera looking across the embarcadero. check out the forecast headlines. clear skies and light winds overnight. it'll be chilly in some spots, mainly sunny and warmer days ahead through midweek. but clouds will increase on friday. showers are possible on saturday. so for tonight, here's the forecast animation showing a few high clouds moving through the bay area sky. 7:00 tomorrow morning, just before sunrise. bright mainly clear skies with just a few lingering high clouds giving way to sunny skies throughout the day. overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in the upper 40s around the bay shoreline. inland areas low to mid 40s and even cooler in places like santa rosa and lakeport, where the lows will drop down to upper 30s highs tomorrow. 68 half moon bay, 71 here in san francisco, low to

mid 70s, generally around the bay shoreline and low to mid 70s inland as well. and of course we'll have sunny skies throughout the day tomorrow and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so a mild day tomorrow and a mainly sunny and mild day on tuesday, which is halloween, but appropriately we'll see a few more clouds, a little spooky clouds developing on tuesday, but just high clouds and nothing, nothing very serious there. autumn warmth increases on wednesday with inland highs in the upper 70s, mid 70s around the bay shoreline nearly 70 degrees on the coast. and on wednesday then it cools off a little bit on thursday, a little bit more on friday as clouds increase and there's a slight chance of showers next saturday. but basically it's a mild week all the way through into next weekend. >> we talk about creepy spots. also, i love seeing the trick or treaters in seacliff. if in san francisco, those old houses, it just is the most picturesque scene you could. >> yeah, you could almost hear the spooky music when you see. >> thank you so much. >> okay.

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tomorrow. the company already revealed its new iphone and apple watch last month, but in honor of halloween, it's calling tomorrow's event scary fast. something it thinks it means. apple will debut its new faster processing chip and perhaps the next model of mac computers. chris alvarez is here now with a preview of sports, maybe an ai car. i oh yeah. like that i called it. >> all right, j.r. coming up in sports, the 40 niners the chance to enter the bye week with good vibes it was alumni weekend so that was great. joe, jerry were there. as for the game, it was pretty rough. turnovers, struggles on defense and offense all leading to a frustrating day agait they. sports is next

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oh, the boys were back in town alumni weekend at levi's stadium at joe montana. jerry rice and plenty of players from over the decades who have helped build this franchise into a perennial

super bowl contender all honored ahead of today's 40 niners bengals game as for the game, brock purdy cleared concussion protocol, got the start at quarterback. the bengals scored first the niners tied up christian mccaffrey scores in his 17th straight game tying the all time nfl record set by lenny moore. hang on to that football cmac bengals respond here's joe burrow second touchdown of the first quarter rolling right and at one point he completed 18 straight passes 14 to 7 bengals after one the niners were down 1410 at the break we pick it up final seconds of the third quarter down 1710 trying to score purdy rolls out and throws it right to jermaine pratt oh no kyle shanahan not happy the niners though forced to punt they got the football back and purdy's very next throw guess what intercepted again by logan wilson this time what is happening purdy can't believe it very next play bengals make them pay burrow to ja'marr chase to touchdown he'll do a backflip and all of a sudden it's 2410

but the niners they hung tough purdy getting coached up fourth quarter comeback here it is purdy across the field of cmac second score of the day niners down 24 to 17 is 14th career game with a rushing and receiving touchdown one off an nfl record. they're two behind marshall faulk but the niners defense couldn't make a stop oakleys joe mixon untouched 31 to 17 bengals and desperation time late purdy strip sack george kittle had 149 yards receiving but all for not niners dropped their third straight 31 to 17 and now a much needed week off and it hurts we have a bad taste in our mouth but at the same time it's like man we got this is going to be a good time for us to do some reflection and i think all of us are really hungry for, you know, the second half and the stretch that's about to go down. >> so we'll be ready for it. 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 by the time for panic is definitely, you know, not now. >> i think urgent is need that be urgent? but they beat us today and it should everyone off and it does and we like i said we got the right guys to you know get a little bit of rest and come back hungry as ever. >> warriors in houston. draymond green getting the start in the season debut. chris paul came off the bench for the first time in his 19 year career. five years ago, klay thompson hit an nba record. 14 threes in a game, adds five more tonight, moving up to 10th on the all time list. still 1200 behind stephen curry dubs led by his main six team but houston takes the lead in the fourth it's fresno's jalen green hoop and the foul and then the all time three point leader taking over a stephen curry flurry four threes in less than two minutes as steph going splash in houston in the last he got to watch this making his boy dillon brooks look silly steph again and watch him do the home

alone down the court this is great 14 of his game high 24 in the fourth the warriors win 106 95. they'll play in new orleans tomorrow. abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino j.r. >> isn't it great when one sport goes bad in this town? we just go over to the warriors or go over to the niners. yeah. >> no, it's all good stuff. so spoiled rotten fun to see. steph. >> fun to watch that team to a bad day and to a good day. yeah, absolutely. warriors. well much more to come on abc7 news at 11. we have a closer look at the conflict in the middle east, including scary moments as hundreds of aggressive protesters swarm and surround a plane from israel. the latest tonight. plus, finding inspiration close to home. the special movie showing in the south bay tonight

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that an airport in russia, according to russian news outlets, pro-palestinian protesters stormed the facility overtaking the tarmac and surrounding a flight arriving from israel. amid the

anti-semitic slurs, at least 20 people injured, most of them police officers hit by stones, all as israel cranks up its ground assault in gaza following the hamas terrorist attack. protests are erupted around the world as israel steps up its attacks against hamas. tonight, we are seeing israeli military tanks move across the border into gaza. gaza's health ministry is reporting more than 80,000 people have been killed since the october 7th terror attacks by hamas, which israeli authorities say left 1400 dead. and about 230 taken hostage. here's abc's rhiannon ally with details. a frightening scene unfolding at an international airport in dagestan, a majority muslim republic inside russia. >> video circulating online purportedly shows protesters storming the terminal in tarmac as the flight arrived from tel

aviv. shouting anti-semitic slogans preventing passengers from getting off the plane. this comes as israel's war against hamas enters what prime minister benjamin netanyahu is calling a new stage. israeli tanks crossing the border into gaza. the idf says it's expanding its ground operations, pushing deeper into the gaza strip with an increasing number of military vehicles seen in the southern israeli border town of sderot sunday evening. abc's matt rivers was near the gaza border as shell after shell was fired from israel. >> so that is the sound of an escalation in this conflict. we're about a half mile or so from the gaza border. and we've been hearing constant outgoing artillery fire, jets flying overhead, striking targets inside of gaza. >> the israeli military says it killed dozens of militants on sunday, including commanders from the tactical echelon. president biden spoke with netanyahu by phone saying israel needs to defend itself in a manner consistent with international humanitarian law.

the us says hamas hides behind the civilian population, which puts an added burden on israel to differentiate between the terrorists and innocent civilians. >> but it doesn't lessen their responsibility under international humanitarian law. >> but the humanitarian crisis in gaza is growing. hundreds of desperate people breaking into un warehouses, taking food and other necessities. the director of the un relief and works agency saying it's a worrying sign that civil order has started to break down in gaza. rhiannon ally, abc news, new york. >> new at 1100s of california farm workers were in east san jose today for a special screening of a million miles away. the movie is about jose hernandez, a mexican immigrant who became a nasa astronaut. abc7 news reporter ryan curry has more on the special south bay movie event. >> a million miles away, it is not just a title of a movie.

it's the perfect way to describe jose hernandez's life. >> it doesn't matter for where you start from, but it matters where you end up. >> hernandez's parents immigrated from mexico in the early 60s. he was a farm worker, but his goal was to boldly go where only a few have gone. >> me wanting to be an astronaut, i knew i had to go to college or go to graduate school and get a job as an engineer, which is what i wanted to be. >> after working at the lawrence livermore labs here in the bay area, hernandez went to work at the johnson space center in houston, texas. back in 2001. finally selected as a nasa astronaut after being denied 11 times. what's your big goal? >> dream? i want to be an astronaut. >> his story made its way to hollywood. a million miles away, reached number one on amazon prime video when it debuted in september at the mexican heritage center. on sunday, he shared his journey with hundreds of other farmworker families, some of whom have followed his

inspiration. >> i think representation matters. i think that it's important for kids to be to see someone that looks like them. i think it's important for them to know that anything is possible. >> the recognition of the contributions of latinos in this country, it means that that we need to pause and recognize everyone in his advice. >> be prepared to work hard and never, ever give up on yourself. >> in other words, have perseverance as a personal trait in san jose. >> ryan curry, abc7 news. >> congrats to him. what a special movie that looks like. still ahead on abc7 news at 11. building a better bay area through some new sets of wheels. we believe that those closest to the pain are also close to the solution. we introduce you to a program that gives people who've committed a crime an opportunity to bounce back by giving back to the community.

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henry winkler joins the tam tam. that's coming up this week at 1 p.m. right here on abc seven. welcome back. >> a west oakland bike shop is doing its part to build a better bay area. the shop is hiring those who are formerly incarcerated. this is in an effort to stop the so called playground to prison pipeline line. they sell clothes, give away food, and even give away bikes. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has the story. >> bikes for life in west oakland isn't a traditional bike store. they don't sell bikes. they give them away.

>> we want formerly incarcerated people who are coming home between the clipper card and a bicycle. they should be able to get anywhere in the bay area that they need to go for jobs, for opportunities, service. >> george galvez is the executive director of courage communities united for restorative youth justice. the group also runs the newly opened bike shop, providing opportunities for formerly incarcerated people. >> is critical in terms of reducing recidivism, in terms of promoting public safety and they're the best messengers and mentors as as folks who've been there and done that the shop was inspired by biking advocate and community activist tony coleman, who died last year. >> staying true to his mission. bikes for life also hires those who are formerly incarcerated, like jesus kaba. >> they have all these goals because their time stood still for a little bit, and they want to make sure that when they hit the ground, they hit the ground running. they don't want to stand still. they don't want to be forgotten about. they want to be a part of society, you know, so no one is perfect but an opportunity always helps. and that's what we're here to do.

>> kaba is also one of the designers of the t shirts, symbolic of his latino heritage and san francisco roots. >> i got a shirt that just feels like cultural pride, one that sunkiss, you know, basically brown is beautiful. kiss by the sun. >> as the shop grows, so too will the job opportunities they already launched a food pantry. michael littlebear heads that program called heal or healthy eating, active living. he also runs the bike shop. he also once served time behind bars. >> this program will help them get back on their feet. it will show them dignity and show them that somebody does care out there for them. >> the store is open, but things will really kick off in a few weeks when they will also be open to young people. they can repair or build a bike and take that bike home as well, garvey says. hopefully with some focus on the road ahead, that's part of our model is hiring people who have lived experience, who can support young people, guide them in making life affirming decisions, who are credible messengers, who've overcome the challenge that the young people are being confronted with in oakland on anser hassan, abc seven news. spencer christian

here now, a special program. >> they're helping those people really. we have a special night coming up this week. holloway. >> yeah. all the fire concerns are pretty much over now. so we've got mild calm weather coming our way. j.r. overnight clear skies, a little chilly in some spots, mainly sunny and warmer days through midweek. and clouds will increase around friday or so. but for tonight, just a few passing high clouds, overnight lows mainly in the mid to upper 40s highs tomorrow under sunny skies. upper 60s at the coast, low to mid 70s everywhere else bay and inland. and here's the accuweather 70 forecast and you mentioned halloween tuesday. it looks like it's going to be a nice mild mainly sunny day. just a few high clouds and sun will set a little bit early, so you might want to get the young trick or treaters out there before sunset and then later in the week, still pretty mild until friday when the clouds increase with a slight chance of showers on saturday, almost somewhat of a warm halloween, too. it looks pretty warm. it does, yeah. >> thank you so much, spencer. here's chris with a preview of sports j.r. coming up in sports, after a five and zero start, the 49 ers limp into the bye week.

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purdy today. now, purdy was in concussion protocol all week, but passed all the tests and was cleared to play yesterday. some though, thought he shouldn't have played regardless of the results. but he did. and the niners eventually dropped their third straight game. purdy threw two interceptions, the first deep in the red zone, they said afterwards, is supposed to be a shovel pass to george kittle. purdy didn't like the look. tried to make a play and was picked by jermaine pratt right there. just an awful pick in a scoring situation. the second purdy says he thought linebacker logan wilson was going to peel away from brandon aiyuk, but he didn't. purdy ultimately threw for 365 yards. but had three turnovers. san francisco enters the bye on a three game losing

streak, giving plenty of time for outside speculation about purdy to mount, but not in the 40 niners locker room. the only thing i'd ask brock to do is, hey, man, try not to throw interceptions. >> i don't know. turnovers are hard. like, i'm not going to put myself back in his shoes and say , oh, i wouldn't have made that throw. we're not in that game without brock, you know, other than obviously a couple of plays, he played really well, but each player has to be equally as hard on themselves as anyone else. >> it's like, man, you know, don't force things and let the game come to you and if it's not there, then try to make something happen. but even when you're trying to make something happen, be smart with it as well. so definitely a fine line to it. and i had to learn the hard way today. >> it was alumni weekend at levi's joe montana, jerry rice and all the friends were in town. longtime offensive lineman joe staley signed an autographs for the faithful. more than 140 niners alums celebrated the team's illustrious great history , especially against cincinnati. remember the niners won super bowl 16 and 23in the 1980s over

the bengals. i caught up with joe staley, who plays the entire 13 year career with the 40 niners and says it's great to be back. >> we're seeing people that have had such a huge impact on my life. you know they gave him a football brings so many different people together 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. >> joe looks like he can still play. nine years ago today, the giants won their third world series in five years. world series mvp madison bumgarner got salvador perez to pop out to pablo sandoval with the tying run on third. since then, two more playoff appearances in 2016 and 2021, but no more pennants, which is a large reason why they hire bay area native bob melvin to be their manager on wednesday. and bo mel knows his history. >> you know, whether it was cal stanford, whether it was raiders and in 49 ers with the warriors, my godfather was a trainer for

the warriors when i was younger. a's giants. and i was lucky enough to grow up in an area where you got to experience sports like nowhere else. that's really kind of the thing that resonates with me and be able to do it with with several teams in the bay area now and going to cal and my second tour here with the giants, i've been with the a's. it means so much to me and this is going to be my last stop. so to be able to know that this is where my career is going to end as far as managing goes, it's pretty surreal moment. >> i've overheard you tell this story, but i want to tell our viewers about the willie mae story you have. it's pretty unique. >> it is. it's probably as special a day as i've ever had in baseball. you know, other than winning a world series in 2001 with the diamondbacks. so i was here with the a's. i just had my 1,000th win as a manager and i was out on the field during batting practice. one of the security comes over and says, hey, look, we have someone here that wants to talk to you, kind of a vip. and i'm like, all right. so i went down to this room down in the stadium i've

never been before. and willie was sitting there. he had on a handwritten hall of fame card of his congrats on your 1,000th win. just the fact that he knew who i was based on him being, you know, like the ultimate idol for me, growing up here and what he's meant to this city was quite the experience, and i'll never forget it. >> you've seen this fan base. you've seen what it has been in the championship era of the to 2010, 2012, 2014. what's it going to take to get back to that level of baseball around here winning this is the best ballpark. >> i mean, it's incredible ballpark and it's part of the fabric of the city. this team means so much to the city, so it means a lot to me to be able to be here and looking forward to, you know, playing in front of packed houses again. >> can't wait for spring training sharks in d.c. trying to avoid the tie in the worst start in franchise history. up one nothing into the third, but the capitals scored three unanswered taking the lead with about five minutes. tom wilson gets credit but actually bounced off a sharks defenseman sharkey's lose three one there oh eight and one tying the 9394 team for the worst start in franchise history. they're back home thursday this abc seven sports report sponsored by river rock casino j.r.

>> chris thank you so much. a reminder that you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. well, that's it for tonight. i'm j.r. stone abc seven news continues tomorrow morning at five for spencer and chris. thanks for joining us and have a wonderful halloween week.

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