who's now at five, a violent halloween weekend in cities across the country, including here in the bay area, where a man led police on a chase across the bay bridge before crashing. >> we were there when police made that arrest. >> angry protesters in russia storming an airport surrounding a plane that had arrived from tel aviv. this is israel forces push forward into gaza with soldiers on the ground. >> street vendors in san francisco pushing back against a potential plan before it takes effect in just a few weeks. the meeting between vendors and city officials that reportedly happened today. good morning. welcome to monday, october 30th. >> yes, i'm going to start with a check of our forecast with drew. yeah, good morning. >> so our red flag warning is done for the weekend. we have calmer winds, clear skies to start out the workweek. here's a live look from our tam cam this

morning. we have great visibility out there. no dense fog to talk about and restore for a lot of sunshine today. but we begin with a wide range of morning temperatures, 30 and our coldest valleys mainly in the 40s and 50s around the bay shoreline to begin your monday, here's future weather. we are going to warm pretty nicely as the day rolls on. we have a lot of sunshine by lunchtime we're going into the 60s, then later on this afternoon we do expect a huge portion of the region to go into the 70s, pretty close to average, if not maybe 1 or 2 degrees above average later on today. so expect a lot of sunshine. it is a cool start this morning. not one of our coldest mornings in the past week, but a little bit of a chill in the atmosphere. we'll hit 72 in oakland today, 71 in the city, 76 in santa rosa. the same in san jose, about 72. in concord, the coastline looking very nice. a lot of sunshine there. upper 60s to the mid 70s. we do have some warmer weather on the horizon. we'll show you that coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with jobina and see how traffic's doing this morning. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everybody. so we are back. this is now week

four of this sigalert on the richmond-san rafael bridge with three lanes blocked in the westbound direction and no wide load vehicles allowed in this area. again, the chp has not confirmed when all of that will reopen. so those issues persist in emeryville showing you a live picture of 8-80. those headlights traveling in the westbound direction towards the maze. no problems reported in that area or at the toll plaza and just a minor delay for our super commuters. tracy to dublin, 33 minutes. kumasi. thank you, jobina a ban on street vendors in san francisco is expected to take effect in just a few weeks, but that isn't sitting well with people who rely on the business today. >> some of those vendors will be reportedly meeting with city officials. abc seven news reporter lena howland in the newsroom this morning and telling us the ban is meant to target vendors with no permits who are selling stolen goods. lena come on. >> c that's right. san francisco supervisor hillary ronen calls the looming ban on street vending in the mission district a necessary emergency measure. ronen says it's come to a point where public works employees are wearing bulletproof vests to work as they regularly deal with

attacks. that's why she's hoping to start with a 90 day ban on street vending in this area. but if it works, keep the ban indefinitely. her office says the goal is to make it easier for public works and law enforcement agencies to make sure that the streets are clear and safe. a legislative aide to ronen said over the next couple of weeks, public works officials will be out talking to vendors, letting them know about the ban. >> so what we're planning to do is to first make sure that we have of alternative spaces for our our street vendors to go to. so right now now we're looking at is probably about two weeks or the middle of november is what we're looking for. the ban to take effect. >> nosotros no tenemos la culpa porque nosotros. we're not at fault. mantenemos todo because this is how we make a living. >> this is how we are able to provide for our families. >> abc seven news reporter lou pena spoke to street vendors about the change. many had no

idea this enforced is about to happen. some asking why they have to pay the price for the group that is not following the rules. the san francisco standard says another meeting will be held to further talk about this plan tonight. tonight, live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. in the east bay overnight, a bomb squad was looking for possible explosives after a person led law enforcement on a chase that went from san francisco to martinez. it started when witnesses say a man walked into the saint peter's and paul church in north beach yesterday night. abc seven news spoke to the pastor who says an unknown man entered the church to communion and then assaulted a parishioner after he was chased out of the church. san francisco police say they saw the suspect driving away and got into a chase. sfpd tells us the man was throwing suspicious devices out of his car as they followed him through san francisco. so chp then took over the chase going across the bay bridge and ultimately arresting him in martinez, chp says he

didn't throw anything out during their portion of the chase, but they said they did find items in his car when they caught up to him. chp did not say what items were found. no one was seriously hurt and anyone with info is asked to call san francisco police. >> halloween celebrations are getting off to a violent start in communities across the country. in tampa, a shooting left at least two people dead and more than a dozen others hurt. in chicago. at least 15 people were shot at a party, two of them had critical injuries. and in indianapolis, ten people were shot and a woman was killed . and unfortunately, somebody took it upon themselves to inflict injury and pain on members of our community. and it's not acceptable. between friday and sunday, at least 11 people were killed, 76 other people hurt in 12 mass shootings across the country. most of the shootings happened in the early morning hours as large halloween celebrations were wrapping up

with people who live in maine are taking time to mourn. >> less than a week after the mass shooting, there, the goal of the gathering was to lift up those who were left to grieve the victims. more than 1000 people showed up to the vigil last night to remember the 18 people who died and 13 people hurt in maine's worst mass shooting ever. >> why this area? why this many people? why in general? i would love to know why this all happened, because it just doesn't make sense. it really doesn't. >> and we may never know because the shooter, 40 year old army reservist robert card, was found dead with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in an unlocked trailer at a recycling center where he worked . abc news has learned card continued to have access to weapons despite a so-called yellow flag law in maine, which allows guns to be seized from people who are deemed a threat. last month, the sheriff reportedly sent an alert to other authorities after sources say card threatened to shoot up an army reserve center. >> we paid attention to it, kept an eye on the area. the guy

never showed up down here, never had contact with him? no, nothing. >> the motive for the mass shooting is still under investigation. >> new developments in the war between israel and hamas. israel says its offensive has entered a second stage as it expands air and ground attacks. hamas is also intensifying its airstrikes and jobina israel is now demanding russian officials take action after a mob stormed an airport. >> yes, kumasi an anti-semitic mob reportedly stormed a russian airport targeting passengers arriving on a flight from tel aviv. new video shows the chaos at the airport and the predominantly muslim russian republic of dagestan. russian media reports a mob of hundreds rushed that airport chanting anti-semitic slogans. some made their way onto the tarmac. health officials say more than 20 people were hurt. israel is condemning the incident, pushing russia to, quote, protect the safety of all israeli citizens and jews and act resolutely against the rioters, end quote.

at the israel-gaza border, airstrikes are escalating. the israeli defense forces is dispatching armored tanks in gaza. president biden spoke with prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying, quote, israel needs to defend itself in a manner consistent with international humanitarian law. meanwhile food and water is running low in gaza. the united nations is warning of a worsening humanitarian crisis. the agency says thousands of gazans broke into their warehouses, taking basic survival items, calling it a worrying sign a civil order has started to break down there. israel says it plans to increase the amount of aid going into gaza starting today, but didn't say by how much. >> 508 this morning. here's live. doppler seven along with satellite. we're looking at california and it's really quiet. we have a very nice forecast for the next couple of days. those wins that ushered in the red flag warning over the weekend. they have calmed down. humidity is on the rise. so the

fire danger threat is a lot lower today than it was, say, 24 hours ago. look at the 24 hour temperature change. cooler air has moved in this morning compared to this time yesterday. 22 degrees cooler in fairfield, 14 degrees cooler in novato, 13 degrees cooler in half moon bay. we like to see winds like this this morning. they are calm. if not light across the region. it's a light offshore flow. but thankfully we don't have those intense wind gusts. we saw winds gusting over 40, 50mph over the weekend. and our hilltops, that has certainly calmed down this morning outside from sutro tower, it is clear out there, it is quiet. we're expecting a lot of sunshine, light winds throughout the day and it's a mild afternoon. it feels quite comfortable, just a bit above average for this time of the year. upper 60s to lower 70s your sunrise coming at 732 this morning. now looking at the three day forecast today, we have sunshine, mild conditions, temperatures pretty steady today and tomorrow. tomorrow we're calling it a halloween treat because we have mild conditions is great if going trick or treating later in the evening, we'll show you that detailed

forecast coming up in about nine minutes. then warmer weather starts to move in here by wednesday. those temperatures closing in on 80 degrees inland. but as we head towards the end of the week and into the weekend, we do have the chance of some wet weather, but certainly some cooler air is going to move in. we'll show you those details. reggie to coming up on the seven day in about nine minutes. >> thank you, drew. the field of republican presidential candidates just got smaller. still ahead, the surprise announcement from mike pence over the weekend and what could be behind his decision to drop out. >> and we are in the final 48 hours of october, which means creepy season is coming to an end. up next, where you can find some of the creepiest places here in the bay area. >> buy now, pay later. the new feature being launched this week for anyone who uses apple pay. >>

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happening today, a trial is set to begin to decide if former president donald trump should be banned from colorado meadows presidential ballot next year. the lawsuit argues he's disqualify because of the 14th amendment's insurrectionist ban for his role in the january six

attack on the us capitol. trump and the colorado gop have failed three times to get that case thrown out. trump is not expected to attend the trial. time now is 512. former president vice president mike pence is ending his bid to become president. pence made that announcement over the weekend while speaking at the republican jewish coalition in las vegas. organizers of that event were unaware that pence was announcing plans to suspend his campaign. there were even audible gasps in the audience as he spoke. >> so after much prayer and deliberation, i have decided to suspend my campaign for president effective today. now i'm leaving this campaign. but let me promise you, i will never leave the fight for conservative values and i will never stop fighting to elect principled republican leaders to every office in the land and pence becomes the first prominent candidate to drop out of the race.

>> a republican adviser close to his campaign says the driving factor behind pence's decision was concern that he would not qualify for the upcoming third republican debate. >> this morning, governor gavin newsom is back in california after his week long trip to china. the goal of the newsom visit was to promote climate friendly initiatives between the two countries, while also gearing up for next month's asia pacific economic cooperation forum, also known as apec in san francisco. yesterday the governor visited a tesla factory in shanghai, where he was shown the company's latest self-driving technology. remember, it was just a week after cruz paused his robotaxi service nationwide. the california dmv suspended its driverless permit over allegations the company withheld information on a crash that seriously hurt a pedestrian in san francisco. newsom said he supported the dmv's decision. tesla's newest model, the cybertruck, was spotted in san francisco. and this is what you saw the other day. >> i saw it the other day, last monday. >> this was near van ness and

california. the flashy vehicle had a texas license plate. other videos of cybertruck's in the bay area have been popping up on social media in the past couple of weeks. reports say tesla should be ready to begin production of the cybertruck this year, and it's expected to ramp up in 2024. >> i don't know why i was expecting elon musk to be behind theou never know. i was just like, oh, it looks very much like a woman minding her business driving downtown. >> okay. >> i mean, it's very transformers. >> it is. but it's really cool to see. okay. wow >> all right. here's a heads up. if you use the dumbarton bridge starting tonight, the eastbound direction is going to be closed overnight for construction in. crews are repaving the roadways. now the closure runs from 7 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night, starting tonight, right. going through friday. the bridge will remain open in the westbound direction in the north bay. >> two paddle boarders had to be rescued after they apparently got stuck in the mud. witnesses say the chp helicopter came to scoop them up in richardson bay in marin county during low tide yesterday. a witness shared this

video of the helicopter raising each paddleboarder up using a safety harness. the helicopter then safely unloaded the group on a nearby beach. the san francisco model yacht club in golden gate park is celebrating its 125th anniversary. the club held a celebratory regatta of model boats around spreckels lake in the park over the weekend and model lovers of all ages enjoyed the meaning of the day. >> 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 continually operating model yacht club in the us, the bay area. >> the bay area is home to many mysteries. and with halloween tomorrow, now is the time of the 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. did 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. >> so come with us as we go searching for the spookiest and most unique haunts of our region and our abc7 original special creepy bay area to. it's available right now on abc seven news and on our apps. >> many people are celebrating dia de los muertos this week. traditionally the festival is held on november 1st and second, but the day of the dead weekend festival went on in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood yesterday. organizers say thousands of people came out to enjoy it, which featured music lowriders, aztec rituals and food. more importantly, it was a

chance to honor our 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 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. the theme this time was blooming resilience. i always love this, especially in the mission. yes i want to go this year. it's pretty cool. >> yeah, that's awesome. >> really fun because you feel like you get double, you know, you get halloween, but then you get. >> dia de los muertos, which is a little more meaningful cultural experience now is it like for your neighborhood, is it in the street just kind of out and about or is there kind of like a sanctioned thing? >> yeah. >> in fact, sometimes, like in front of my house, they put like the ofrendas just on the street,

on the sidewalk. so that's cool. yeah, it's really nice. >> i love that. >> that's great. the week ahead is looking very fantastic. i mean, we have really mild conditions starting today and even for halloween tomorrow. it is looking very nice. here's a live look from our abc7 oakland airport camera this morning where it is quiet out there. the accu weather headlines calling for clear skies and light winds this morning. that red flag warning we had over the weekend is over. the fire threat. the danger itself is a lot lower this morning. we have high relative humidity and those light winds, but it is chilly in spots right now. it is mainly sunny and warmer days through about the middle part of the week. but by friday and into the upcoming weekend, we'll bring back the cloud cover and even showers are possible for part of the day on friday. but today enjoy the sunshine, the mild conditions, temperatures at or just slightly above average for this time of the year. light winds, bright sunshine, 72 in oakland for a high, 76. in san jose, 71 in the city, 72. in napa, 71. the high in antioch overnight tonight we will have mainly clear skies. temperatures for the most part will be dipping into the 40s. so it will

be a little chilly, but not one of our colder mornings we've had, say in the past seven days, future tracker temperatures showing you for halloween. it's quite mild. temperatures well into the 70 across the board, even warmer here on wednesday. wednesday is probably the warmest day we have for the week ahead. but take a look at the trick or treat forecast coming our way tomorrow. it is spectacular. it's a treat, not bone chilling by any means. just a few creepy clouds later on in the evening and temperatures mainly in the 50s and 60s by about eight and 9 p.m. here is the accuweather 70 forecast next seven days for you. it is sunny and mild the next couple of days. autumn warmth here on wednesday. then we'll bring back the cloud cover. it's mostly cloudy to the end of the week on friday and then an early morning chance of a shower on saturday jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning , everybody. so we do have a sig alert that we're following right now in crockett. it is in the counter commute direction, but we do have injuries reported and police also on the scene. it's eastbound 80, exiting at cummings skyway. so a heads up, if that is a part of your commute this morning. elsewhere, though, showing you a live

picture from the san mateo bridge where everything is at the limit there and nice and clear for you, too, at the golden gate bridge, we will end with another look at drive times here, if we can. my clicker doesn't want to. oh, there it is. okay. so as they load here, you can see we just had to creep up a little bit for tracy to dublin around 38 minutes. kumasi. >> thanks, jobina. coming up, the seven things to know this morning, plus the expected announcement from apple today. >> what some believe could be thanks to an ambiguous message from the

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are waiting on toxicology reports before revealing a cause of death. matthew perry was 54. >> number four, southwest airlines is bringing flights to chicago midway and dallas. love field back to sfo. the airline will also add more flights from sfo to denver, las vegas and la. it all starts in june. >> and number five, we are in store for a mostly sunny and mild start to the week. here's your day planner today. it is bright sunshine, light winds and that red flag warning over the weekend has expired. we no longer have that elevated fire danger into the afternoon. we're going into the 60s and 70s by 4 p.m. >> number six, we have two sig alerts underway this morning, including this one that's been in place. we're now on week four of this at the richmond-san. rafael bridge. three lanes blocked in the westbound direction. >> number seven, monday night football is on abc seven tonight. the las vegas raiders taking on the detroit lions. coverage starts at 5 p.m. right after abc seven news at 4:00. >> rumors are swirling over what apple might announce at a

surprise product event today. the company already revealed its new iphone and apple watch last month in honor of halloween. it's calling today's event scary. fast and some think that means that apple will debut its new faster processing chip and perhaps the next model of mac computers. apple is rolling out a controversial new pay later feature. it's marketed as a risk free way of purchasing something before payday, allowing users to pay in four installments over six weeks. experts warn it could trap many young people and families in debt with late fees at a time when living costs are skyrocketing, according to the consumer financial protection bureau. buy now, pay later loans have grown tenfold since 2019. they are not covered under usual lending laws. the new apple payment method will be available starting tomorrow. coming up at 530, 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. >> plus, the latest developments

in israel's war with hamas. the scary moments when hundreds of aggressive protesters stormed a plane from israel. >> and a live look outside. it's 525. we're coming right back. >> 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. >> download our abc seven bay area streaming app. join us and start watching

seven news. a big win for autoworkers over the weekend.

>> now a 530. the deal that brings them a step closer to ending their strike. >> and a freak accident on the ice. how the english hockey league is responding after the death of one of its players during a game. >> more rallies, protests and demonstrators actions regarding the war happening between an excuse me, between gaza, hamas, i should say, and israel. this is israel begins a ground invasion into the region in efforts to weed out hamas. >> good morning, everybody. it's monday, october 30th. >> we're going to get to all that. but first, we check in with the weather. hi, drew. hey, good morning, guys. >> we're in store for a really nice day. the winds that ushered in the red flag warning over the weekend. they have weakened substantially. the red flag warning is done. humidity levels are on the rise. so we're looking at a nice forecast this afternoon. here's a look outside from our exploratorium camera. we have clear skies across the board. no areas of dense fog. this morning, but a wide range of temperatures. our coldest areas beginning in the 30s, like fairfield, novato, san ramon, palo alto, 40s and 50s around

the bay shoreline at this hour. future weather showing you we have bright sunshine and temperatures will feel mild already by lunchtime into the 60s and later on this afternoon, we do expect most cities to not only get into the 70s but be a bit above average for this time of the year. mostly sunny and mild. that's the call for your monday 72 in richmond. we'll hit 71 in the city, 72. in oakland, 76. in san jose, 72 in napa. along the coast. expect a lot of sunshine. upper 60s to mid 70s. over the next couple of days we'll introduce some warmer weather. we'll show you those numbers coming up in about eight minutes. let's check in with jobina and see. you're doing a traffic. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are going back to crockett where we're following the sigalert underway right now on eastbound 80, exiting at cummings skyway. so police are on the scene right now. injuries have been reported and they have not given us an estimated time as to when those lanes will reopen. and walnut creek showing you a live picture right now of 680. this taillights traveling in the southbound direction, headlights traveling southbound. and this live picture from oakland showing your 880 at the coliseum

camera. and we will end here with a look at mass transit where everything is running on time in terms of bart, muni and ace, thanks for being here. >> happening tonight, street vendors in san francisco will reportedly get to meet city officials face to face. they're upset a plan to temporarily ban vending on mission street could hurt their livelihood. abc seven news reporter lena howland is in the newsroom this morning with what the city says is doing it's doing to help illegal vendors continue with their business. >> lena in aide to supervisor hillary ronen's office, said it's likely that we can expect to see this ban take effect in about two weeks. and it's specific to the mission district from 14th to 25th and a small perimeter around bart stations. the ban is targeting vendors with no permits, selling stolen goods. supervisor ronen says it's come to a point where public works employees are wearing bulletproof vests to work as they regularly deal with attacks. that's why she's hoping to start with a 90 day ban on street vending in this area. but if it works, keep the ban indefinitely. ronen says this is a necessary emergency measure.

and her office said over the next couple of weeks, public works officials will be out talking to vendors, letting them know about the ban. but before it goes into effect, they told us they want to make sure that the city has altered date spaces for street vendors to go. the san francisco standard says there will be another meeting to talk about this looming ban tonight with city officials. live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news, thank you, lena. >> new developments in the auto workers strike that's been going on for six weeks now. union leaders signed off on a tentative deal with ford yesterday. so now it goes to union members for final approval . also over the weekend, stellantis announced it's also made a tentative deal with auto workers. the stellantis deal is said to be similar to the one ford workers agreed to with significant wage increases. general motors at this point is the only remaining of the big three automakers without an agreement at scary moments captured on camera when an angry group of people stormed a russian airport just as a flight

from israel landed. >> this happened last night. pro-palestinian protesters stormed the facility, overtaking the tarmac and surrounding a flight arriving from tel aviv. local authorities say at least 20 people were hurt, most of them police officers who were hit by stones as progress in the effort to bring humanitarian aid to civilians in gaza. >> nearly three dozen trucks entered gaza over the weekend, marking the largest aid convoys since the war started. israeli defense forces continue to hit gaza with airstrikes, its military claims it has now destroyed 150 underground. hamas targets. the gaza health ministry says the death toll among palestinians passed 8000 people, mostly women and kids. the united nations says humanitarian aid is still falling short. multiple reports say the un security council will hold an emergency meeting today. the united arab emirates will be calling for a humanitarian pause in the fighting. i regret that

instead of a critically needed humanitarian pause supported by the international community, admati israel has intensified its military operations. president biden says he spoke with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu yesterday. the white house says biden discussed efforts to free hostages from hamas and reiterated reiterated israel's need to defend itself in a manner consistent with international humanitarian law. about 300 people were arrested friday after demonstrators gathered in new york's grand central station calling for a cease fire in gaza. activist group jewish voice for peace chanted while wearing shirts that read not in our name and cease fire. now, all organizers say it was in response to congress passing the bipartisan mike mccaul resolution last week . the measure supports us funding and backing of the

israeli military here in the bay area, it was another weekend defined by impassioned demonstrations rallying for both sides of this intensified war between israel and hamas on saturday, 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. >> last night, another huge crowd rallied for those affected by the terror attacks in israel. abc7 news reporter tara campbell was at that event attended by jewish leaders from across the bay area. >> guys, the bay area jewish community banding together in solidarity with the people of israel. i want to show my support for israel, all against the atrocities that were committed against her, bring them home. 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

her dada, noga, my second cousin. she's a hostage. all israel must restore the confidence of its citizens for its security. >> so that hamas cannot repeat the atrocities. of october 7th. >> ty gregory is the ceo of the jewish community relations council. he points to concerning numbers from the anti-death affirmation league. >> we have seen a, according to the adl's reporting, a 400% rise in anti-semitism 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 news, democratic berkeley, palestine >> 33,000 in the south bay a rally advocating for the lives and freedom of those in gaza. people gathered in front of city hall yesterday to demonstrate against the ongoing military action there. organizers say they want an end to us financial aid and military aid to israel. they also call for an immediate cease fire and humanitarian corridor into gaza. >> coming up, the life impact, the impact of the life of matthew perry. fans across the country sharing memories of the beloved friends actor, including at the place he called home from

a california farm to outer space. >> we're going to hear from the man who was the inspiration for a new movie. but first, to check on the weather with drew. >> hey, good morning. 537. we're looking at live doppler seven along with satellite. it is really quiet across calif for this morning. we are expecting a very quiet pattern. the next couple of days. those winds that were quite gusty in our hills over the weekend. some spots were gusting close to 60mph, bringing in that dry air, ushering that red flag warning. the winds have weakened that red flag warning is over the elevate fire danger has lessened because we have not only light winds, but also increasing humidity. this morning. but you look at dew points right now, measures how much moisture is in the atmosphere. and these dew points are still pretty low in the 20s and low 30s and that's when your skin starts to lose a lot of its moisture. you may be using the lotion a lot more. the next couple of days we'll bring back some higher dew points over the next couple of days. that humidity will increase, especially by wednesday, thursday and friday of the upcoming week. outside, we'll

take a live look from our sutro tower camera showing you light winds. we have clear skies up above. no dense fog to talk about this morning. so we have sunshine on the docket for the day. your sun's up here at 732 this morning. light winds, temperatures in the 60s by midday and the later on this afternoon, a little bit above average, most of us away from the coast going into the 70s for daytime highs. here's the three day forecast showing you sunshine, mild conditions today. it's just a halloween treat tomorrow to finish out the month on tuesday for the holiday temperature is still above average, even warmer here on wednesday, calling it autumn warmth midweek. but we will have cooler air moving in on the seven day forecast and also the chance of some wet weather by the weekend. we'll look at those details coming

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being called a freak accident over the weekend. it happened during an english league hockey game on saturday. officials say johnson was involved in a collision on the ice with another player and had a serious neck injury. his team, the nottingham panthers, described him as an outstanding ice hockey player and said everyone at the club was heartbroken. >> time is now. 541 this morning. tributes continue to come in for actor matthew perry. the friends star was found unresponsive at his home saturday. jobina investigators are taking additional steps to try and figure out a cause of death. >> investigators say matthew perry was discovered saturday afternoon on conscious in his hot tub by the time police arrived there, it was too late to save him. officers immediately put up a tent to shield the scene from paparazzi. according to tmz, perry had been in good spirits earlier in the day and had played pickleball at a club nearby. the la county medical examiner finished the autopsy yesterday. it found that no obvious signs of trauma and

no evidence of foul play. but the report did not have a cause of death pending a toxicology report, which could take weeks. perry openly struggled with addiction throughout his career. he revealed in an interview with diane sawyer how severe his drug use was. >> 55 viking on a day, which is where i was 55. >> yeah, if they've gone through anything close to what i went through, i can come in, there's a light that comes on in people's eyes when they, when they get it. >> despite years of rehab and relapse chances, perry had hoped that sharing his struggles would help other recovering addicts. perry was 54 years old. reggie such a shame. >> jobina thank you. abc7's parent company. disney has pulled jonathan majors upcoming film ahead of his domestic violence trial. the movie magazine dreams was scheduled to be released in december. disney pulled it off the calendar and it no longer has a release date. majors is accused of assaulting

his former girlfriend. he's denied the claims against him. the trial is set to start in november 29th. if convicted, majors faces up to a year in jail. >> hundreds of california farm workers were in east san jose for a special screening of a million miles away this weekend. the movie is about jose hernandez, a mexican immigrant who became a nasa astronaut. abc7 news reporter ryan curry has worn 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 life. >> it doesn't matter where you start from, but it matters where you end up. >> hernandez 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, 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. five be 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's possible. >> the recognition of the contributions of latinos in this country, it means that that we need to pause and recognize everyone. >> 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. >> i'm so glad that they celebrated him in this way and it really is amazing his journey and so inspiring. >> and i love it when there's a movie about someone who is still there to talk about it. >> yeah, that's true. you get to see, you know, imagine what that's like for him. >> oh, yes. to watch it and even have maybe an influence on the script. i feel like as a viewer, we know it's a little bit more accurate. probably right? >> very true. >> very cool. outside this morning, we have clear skies. it's a great start to the week. the winds have weakened from our weekend. red flag warning that has expired and we do expect light winds today and mild conditions. a live look from our east bay hills camera. all of the city lights, we have no dense fog out there this morning. we do have some chilly numbers in spots right now. some of us waking up to the 30s and our coldest valleys right now. but we do have a mainly sunny forecast and warmer days through about midweek and wednesday.

looks to be the warmest day on the seven day forecast. but by the end of the week, clouds will be on the increase on friday as low pressure nears west coast areas and then showers are possible coming on saturday. we'll talk about that in one second. today though, we are dry. we are sunny and we will be mild today. temperatures slightly above average for this time of the year. light winds once again, our fire danger over the weekend has lessened greatly because of those calm conditions. this morning, 71 in the city, 72 in napa, 76 in san jose, upper 60s to mid 70s. along the coast, we'll have a lot of sunshine. 71, the high in antioch. overnight tonight we will have mainly clear skies. we're not expecting any fog. likely a marine layer is not going to return until wednesday morning. we'll find our numbers pretty much dipping into the 40s as we head into halloween. now, future tracker temperatures showing you pretty much a similar temperature forecast on tuesday for halloween. we'll finish the month on a mild note, but then by wednesday we'll start to see warmer weather move in here in some of our warmest

spots, likely approaching 80 degrees by wednesday afternoon. and looking at the trick or treat forecast for halloween tomorrow, it is looking very nice. treat no tricks. a few creepy clouds out there, but temperatures will gradually be falling through the 60s into the 50s by about 9 p.m. here is the accuweather 70 forecast next seven days for you showing you mild conditions through midweek, then increasing clouds by the end of the week and then an early morning shower chance coming our way on saturday jobina. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we have reports of a brush fire right now in concord and it's not causing a slowdown in the area, but there are emergency crews here. so it's going to be eastbound for right at the port chicago highway on ramp. so heads up here because we're starting to see a slowdown in the westbound direction in san jose. looking live at 101. we have clear conditions here in the south bay and then we have a different view for you from our bay bridge toll plaza camera because you can see the actual metering lights on the bottom right hand side. so metering lights came on at 531. you can

see them changing here and then we will end with our drive times. tracy to castro valley now at 50 minutes. reggie they should be in a new at six the poll release overnight showing who is gaining support in the key election state of iowa. >> but first, from damaged homes, debris in the street, widespread looting. >> people in acapulco, mexico, have started the long journey of recovering after hurricane otis made landfall last week. the assistance on its way to people who've been impacted. first, this live look outside.

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tahoe outside the center and price came back to the suv to find a broken window. and her work laptop missing. the source says the da filed a police report online after waiting an hour for officers. >> time now is 551. this year's commercial dungeness crab season will be delayed for at least two weeks, which means there will likely not be any crab for thanksgiving. the delay is a part of an effort to protect migrating whales, which could become entangled in the netting from the crab traps. crab season traditionally starts on november 15th. the department of fish and wildlife will then reevaluate the risk to the whales in mid-november to see if the commercial season can open by december 1st. a big win for the bay area humanitarian group roots of peace founder heidi kunz. >> face says it all when she learned the group won the world food prize and the value doubled to half $1 million. roots of peace helps countries like afghanistan rebuild their economies through farming. heidi says she's going to use the

money to help with the effort to remove mines in ukraine. >> southwest is bringing back some daily flights to and from san francisco international airport. according to the airline, nonstop flights from sfo to chicago, midway and dallas love field will be resuming in june. officials say flights to dallas love field will be seasonal with one flight a week on saturdays. south west also is planning to expand flights from san francisco to denver to vegas and la as well. the us food and drug administration is warning parents against buying a brand of fruit puree pouches for their kids after the snacks were found to have high levels of lead. >> the recall involves wanna. but i don't know how you say this is it wana bana. i don't know wana bana apple cinnamon fruit puree pouches. they were sold nationwide at sam's club, amazon dollar tree and other retailers. the fda says parents should contact their child's health care provider about getting a blood test. let is

toxic to humans and exposure to the substance can lead to developmental delays in children . >> in today's gma first look, two fishermen who rescued a man lost at sea for two weeks are speaking out about the incredible rescue. here's abc news reporter jane norman in this morning's gma first look miracle rescue at sea. >> the first i just thought it was a bunch of debris. >> an incredible rescue. a man spotted adrift after two weeks. and this morning, the two hero fishermen who rescued the missing mariner speaking out. ryan planes and his uncle john were on a fishing trip when they recognized a raft in the middle of the ocean. the us coast guard says october 12th, two men set out for a fishing trip from west port, washington on this 43 foot boat named evening for what was supposed to be a three day trip. >> he said they took a bad wave and the boat flipped over, flipped on its side. >> they were expected to return three days later. but the stranded seaman wasn't found for

49 days. there you go, buddy. >> and we'll have much more of this rescue at sea coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma. >> first, look, i'm jane norman, abc news, new york. >> the number of people killed by hurricane otis in acapulco is now at 48. and this this morning, dozens of people are still missing. the powerful category five hurricane made landfall last wednesday with devastating. 165 mile per hour winds. its strengthened so quickly, residents had little time to prepare. the storm damaged 220,000 homes. the mexican government is now offering free flights between acapulco and mexico city for visitors who are still stranded. >> 555 this morning outside from our king street camera in the city, we have clear skies. we will find a lot of sunshine on the way. light winds and it will be a pretty mild forecast over the next couple of days. but this morning, we are starting out with a bit of a range of temperatures in our valley, some

of our coldest numbers starting in the 30s from fairfield to palo alto at 38 degrees. certainly want the winter jacket there for most of us around the bay shoreline, we're in the mid 40s to the lower 50s to begin our monday. we do expect mild conditions later on this afternoon. a live look from sutro tower this morning showing you that we have clear conditions, good visibility, no dense fog out there. sunrise here in about 90 minutes, 732 this morning. we'll have temperatures in the 40s and 50s, light winds throughout the day and sunny and mild conditions later on this afternoon. away from the coast. we will be going into the 70s. take a look at the nationwide map, though. if you are traveling, there's a huge swath of the country that is dealing with below average chilly temperatures. it's really just california and parts of the southeast coast that have the mild air in the 70s and in the 80s. so just know it feels a lot more like late fall, early winter. if you are traveling later on today across the country, taking a look at the three day forecast back here at home, sunny and mild today. we're calling it a treat here for halloween with temperatures

in the 60s and 70s even warmer here, wednesday is the warmest day of this week inland. some of our cities approaching 80 degrees by the afternoon. kumasi. >> thank you, drew. new at six the athlete at a historically black college and university making history over the weekend and the bittersweet day in texas where crews break ground on a new uvaldi elementary school. then the new program to solve car burglaries in the east bay stopped after just a day. >> but first, this live look outside. it's 557. and we'll be outside. it's 557. and we'll be right back. 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®

now at six new videos showing a robot searching a car for bomb materials after an assault and chase that led police from san francisco to the east bay. >> israel now demanding action after anti-semitic mobs in russia storm and arriving by plane from tel aviv. >> and what set off this massive fireworks display that went on for more than an hour? >> good morning to you on this monday, october 30th. i'm going to start the check of our forecast with drew. >> yeah, good morning. so the winds that ushered in that red flag warning over the weekend are a lot lighter. that red flag warning has expired. and so we are seeing calm conditions this morning, but we are seeing a wide range of temperatures. look at this, 38 in san ramon, but half moon bay coming in at 63

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