move our city towards a new direction with dignity, respect and trust. we will not accept anything else but his resignation now. >> five. frustration is mounting inside san jose city hall and battle council member omar torres now asking for a 30 day leave of absence to focus on his mental health. at least one of

his colleagues says he does not accept the request. >> a growing rift between east bay congressman eric swalwell and the alameda county district attorney. why swalwell is now threatening to sue pamela price. >> there will be eligible for parole immediately. >> they've spent decades in prison for killing their parents. now, the menendez brothers could be just weeks away from getting out. today, the l.a. county da plans to take the first step in granting their freedom. good morning. it is friday, october 25th. >> happy friday to all of you. the weekend is here. almost adult. >> halloween is upon us. fantastic. today that warm sunshine continues for another day. a live look outside from sutro tower showing you we have good visibility once again this morning we're taking a look a peek inside the weather window at sky conditions and again, just like yesterday, most areas you can clearly see reporting clear skies out there. we'll have some cirrus clouds moving through from time to time today. but all in all, it is shaping up

to be another beautiful afternoon. not quite as chilly today as we were this time yesterday, but still. we have numerous cities in the 40s like santa rosa, concord, right now, at 49 degrees, you're down to 46. in palo alto, 58. that current temperature in san francisco. so looking at the forecast today, inland, another beautiful day, sunny skies this afternoon. we'll have those temperatures hovering around 80 degrees once again around the bay shoreline. beautiful a light breeze this afternoon. daytime highs looking very pleasant. we'll get you into the mid 70s later on today. and even along the coast. we'll keep those clear skies this afternoon for one more day. and highs in the mid and upper 60s. let's check in with frances. see the commute this morning. >> all right drew, we have a problem right now for folks heading towards richmond san rafael bridge. we have green everywhere else on the map, but there is a big rig that is blocking a lane right now. if you're heading westbound towards san rafael and san quentin and traffic is slow right as you

approach the scene. but as we show you live shot of the richmond bridge toll plaza, you'll see really, there's not much of a wait right now at this point. and also we'll check out some drive times for you. it's green on the westbound 80 right. highway four to the may 17th minutes. emeryville to san francisco ten minutes and then delay free towards sfo. and here you can see it is a little bit more crowded. but you know, that ride is delayed for you right now. heading towards the bay bridge. >> reggie aqui a stunning turn of events in the menendez brothers case. after spending more than three decades in prison for murdering their parents, they could soon be free. l.a. county district attorney george gascon has filed paperwork to start the process of resentencing. gascon made the announcement about that decision during a news conference yesterday afternoon. >> we're very sure not only that, the brothers have rehabilitated and that they will be saved to be reintegrated in our society, but that they have paid their dues not only for the crimes that they committed, but because of all the other things

they have done to improve the lives of so many others. >> the brothers are currently serving life without the possibility of parole for the 1989 murders. gascon is recommending 50 years to life, with the possibility of parole. that would mean eric and lyle menendez would be immediately eligible for parole. their attorney believes there's a chance they could be free by thanksgiving. today's recommendation is just the first step in the case. if the judge agrees to gascon's request, the brothers would go to the state board of parole hearings. if the parole board agrees to their release, governor newsom still has the power to accept or reject it. >> key in this resentencing push is the brothers history of sexual abuse by their father, a history that was excluded from their second trial. it speaks to shifting understandings of abuse, something the d.a. acknowledged in his press conference. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with a legal expert about the impact the case could have for other abuse survivors convicted

of crimes. new evidence and a new chapter in the case of eric and lyle menendez. >> i do believe that the brothers were subjected to a tremendous amount of dysfunction in the home and molestation. >> the brothers, who from the get go, said they were sexually abused by their father, could be freed from prison. >> there is also a important to have some introspection today, thursday, l.a. district attorney george gascon putting into question whether enough was done for the victims of sexual abuse. because i think that often, for cultural reasons, we don't believe victims of sexual assault, whether they're women or whether they're men. >> this decision by the da today to resentence the menendez brothers speaks a lot to the change that we have in society. recognizing that persistent sexual and physical abuse can greatly affect how someone

reacts to a situation and what they do in response to that. >> prosecutors in 1993 said the abuse defense was fabricated, even saying at one point, men can't be raped. people's position. >> first of all, that men cannot be raped since they lack the necessary equipment to actually be raped. >> the jury in that case deadlocked, and in a second trial, a judge limited evidence of abuse. thursday, the d.a, pointing to new evidence when they receive corroboration to the menendez brothers, claims that they were physically and sexually abused, particularly by their father. >> that then was the game changer. that said, these young men did not deserve life without the possibility of parole. >> the question now is, will this case set a precedent for other abuse victims who've been sent to prison after claiming self-defense? >> they were high profile. they had a lot of high profile support. but do other people reap the same benefits who are

not as well known and do not have hollywood superstars behind them? >> tara campbell, abc seven news. and if you don't already have it, just download the abc seven bay area app to get alerts when there are important updates in the menendez brothers case. head to the app or abc seven news.com any time for more in-depth coverage of this story. developing news. east bay congressman eric swalwell is threatening to sue alameda county district attorney pamela price for defamation. at issue is a facebook post that price made earlier this month. it aligns swalwell with republicans and implies that he supported the recall of price to protect himself from a discovery that price made earlier this year. she found that under past district attorneys, prosecutors were purposefully eliminating black and jewish jurors from death penalty cases. according to the chronicle, swalwell believes that price made the comments because he endorsed the recall. price's campaign responded, saying, quote, our constituents would be better

served if congressman swalwell focused less on trying to overturn the will of the voters and more on defending our democracy. >> new developments with embattled san jose city council member omar torres. he's now requesting a 30 day medical leave of absence. torres cited the investigation into the allegations he sent sexually explicit text messages to a minor. he says it's affected his mental health and he needs time to recover. at least one city council member appears to be ready to reject torres's request and wants him to resign immediately. >> if we don't do anything, then shame on us. this is not about council member torres. this is about our constituents. this is about our city. this is about our pride and our moral fortitude to do the right thing. >> earlier this week, the city council removed torres from all the committees he serves on 11 days to go until election day, and it's going to be a race to

the finish line today. >> former president donald trump sits down with podcaster joe rogan and vice president kamala harris will campaign in houston with beyonce and willie nelson. harris's campaign has been working to negotiate an appearance with beyonce since it received permission to use her song freedom as its national anthem. beyonce has a history of endorsing democratic candidates. the editorial editor of the los angeles times has resigned. it comes after the newspaper's owner blocked the editorial board from endorsing kamala harris for president. the owner says that he instead asked the board to do a factual analysis of harris and trump's policies, despite the board's intention to make an endorsement. the editor told the columbia journalism review that she was not okay with the paper remaining silent and, quote, dangerous times. >> most californians vote by mail, but what happens if you make a mistake on that ballot? kim alexander from california voter foundation explains what to do. >> let's say you wanted to vote yes on a proposition, but you

voted no. what you can do is cross out the choice that you made, fill in the choice that you want to make, and then just draw a little arrow indicating that's your choice, or write yes next to it. we have a law in california that protects voter intent. so as long as election officials can accurately figure out what you intended to do, they will count your ballot. you don't want to sign it or initial it. you just want to indicate this is the choice that i wanted to make. >> if you still need to fill out your ballot, we are here to help. go to abc seven news.com/election for a summary of the state propositions on the ballot, as well as election headlines from around the bay area and across the country. >> 509 in the accuweather forecast. looking at live doppler seven along with satellite, and you can see some high clouds on satellite making their way into northern california this morning. we'll have some partly cloudy skies early on, giving way to afternoon sunshine, but we're really focusing on this area of low pressure, the center of the low moving well to our north. but this cold front on sunday

will bring us some isolated pockets of drizzle. but today, here's future weather. this morning you can really see the partly cloudy skies first thing. but watch how fast those clouds race out of here by the afternoon. we're back into full sunshine and this evening is looking very comfortable for any friday night plans you may have. so today the forecast remains warm across the region. 70s and seconds once again to finish out the week. it's just been a beautiful past couple of days. 72 in the city with 75 in oakland, 82 in san jose, 80 in walnut creek making it a mild fall day. so future weather, i think we're kind of used to this pattern where it's cool in the morning and then by the middle part of the day it feels very nice, and then we turn even warmer into the afternoon by two, three, 4:00 pm. those temperatures in the 70s and 80s. and then later on this evening, here's 730. it's still very comfortable with clear skies in the 60s and in the 70s. a high of 74 in richmond today will hit 76. in palo alto, we'll go to 80 in concord, 76, in napa. even

along the coast, we'll have a mix of sun and clouds today, 66 that high in half moon bay. so looking at the weekend forecast tomorrow, we'll keep that warm pattern with a mix of sun and clouds. but then cooler weather moves in here on sunday with the chance of some drizzle. we'll show you that drizzle chance coming up in a few minutes. thank you. >> drew. apologizing on behalf of the american people. still ahead, president biden expected to issue a formal apology to a group of people who have been historically oppressed. >> and caught on camera, a brawl near an east bay high school. many teens were detained, and a weapon can even be seen in the video now. families and police are asking why this weekend? >> nba basketball returns to the bay area. we're live at chase center this morning where the warriors

near ignacio valley high school. several teens were involved in a fight. many of them ended up in handcuffs. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone looks at the questions from parents and police. >> dozens of students surrounding what appeared to be either a fight or an attack at

the bank right next door to ignacio valley high school, around 230 wednesday afternoon. >> i saw people running and i went to go follow them. and then i just saw a kid getting jumped. >> that from a student who witnessed what happened but chose to protect her identity. we received video from an anonymous member of the school community. look closely in the back and you can see someone in a ski mask throwing a punch, joining others in masks during an assault. officers say they broke up what they call a fight involving several teens. security and property management told me this was a, quote, straight up ambush of a male and female student by several individuals. end quote. you can see one of those people dressed in all black in this shot while police didn't locate a knife. witness video shows a knife just lying on the ground in an area near the crowd. >> i think for every parent that hears this, it's very concerning. especially you would think that in this area that's kind of a more of a higher end upsetting that, you know, it's

going to happen around here. >> i did ask police if this attack was gang related. they tell me motivation here is part of their ongoing investigation. >> they're saying it was over a girl. really? yeah. and like, he got mad that the other guy went with the girl. so he called his friends. i'm pretty sure they had ski mask on, because i don't know. that's just what the boys be doing over here. i guess when they be fighting, they just be wearing skis. >> police say six juveniles were arrested. four of the six were released to their parents. the other two were taken to juvenile hall and will face assault charges. the district has not yet commented on what happened as of broadcast time in concord. j.r stone, abc seven news. >> bart police say they've arrested a man they believe caused $500,000 worth of damage at three san francisco bart stations. bart police say the 28 year old is responsible for shattering at least 29 large glass panels earlier this month at the entrances of the embarcadero, montgomery and

powell stations. the suspect was spotted riding a train this week and was detained. >> a big state grant will help the san francisco bay ferry go electric. ferry officials say they're set to receive $12.5 million from the state transportation agency. it's part of a program to meet california's greenhouse gas reduction goals. the money will go toward electrifying ferry service on the harbor. bay harbor, bay route in alameda. the ferry system has carried nearly 270,000 passengers on that route over the past year, and more than 2.5 million over its history. >> a new place for kids in oakland to play. east oakland's brookfield elementary is celebrating the opening of a new soccer field, and last night the school held a ribbon cutting for their new pitch, built on their old blacktop. it's part of a bigger project to turn asphalt spaces into turf fields. brookfield's field of dreams will serve the school also. oakland, unified's after school and summer sports programs. >> basketball is back in the bay

area. wednesday, the warriors kicked off their new season on the road with a win against portland. tonight is game two in utah. sunday they return to san francisco for their home opener. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at chase center with what fans can expect. hi, lena. >> hey, reggie. good morning to you. the wait is finally over. chase center will once again be filled with warriors fans on sunday night for their home opener. they will be kicking off their sixth season playing right here at chase center. now on sunday, like previous home openers, everyone coming to the game will receive a free t shirt courtesy of chase freedom, the national anthem will be performed by platinum recording artist adrian marcel. fans will also notice some new faces on the team this year, including nba veteran buddy hield, who had the most points in their season opener wednesday night with 22 for the dubs. and they won in portland against the trail blazers by a very wide margin, 139 to 104.

>> the largest season opening victory in warriors history. and i believe, fifth largest in the history of the nba all time. so the team is deep. the team is exciting. we're excited to have them back in front of home fans on on sunday night and looking forward to an incredible season ahead. do you have a the great al attles will also be honored with a moment of silence before the game to recognize how much he meant to the organization. >> the warriors say they will be honoring attles through the season by adding a number 16 band on their uniforms. the warriors will take on the los angeles clippers on sunday night. tip off is at 530. live in san francisco lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you. lena. we're ready here. >> yeah. >> you got your jerseys out. >> we are ready to go. >> no, yours actually has her name on it. >> yeah. is yours? >> well, mine has my label on it. >> yeah. dad with no kids. >> dad would know kids like tha.

you know, that's my street name. >> you get it? you get it. >> i love it, and a lot of us are wearing our blue today. for. >> for the warriors and the dodgers. >> i didn't say that. that's you. that's on you. that's on you. i don't look on that sunday. i don't want to catch that smoke. not come for me. come for gloria. giants fans will be. yeah. not very happy with that comment. all right. outside this morning. we have clear skies from the exploratorium camera. it's looking nice out there. this morning. here are the accuweather headlines. sun and clouds. warm temperatures do continue today and tomorrow. now we fine tune the chance of any wet weather on sunday and at best now it's looking at drizzle. it looks like the best chance is likely just in the north bay. maybe pockets of drizzle along the coast, but areas in the south bay, the east bay, even much of the peninsula. we're not looking at much of anything over the weekend. next week, sunshine back in full force and it feels a lot more

like fall with temperatures in the 60s and 70s today. enjoy some wispy clouds first thing this morning. upper 70s. lower 80s inland will hit the mid 70s around the bay shoreline once again and then along the coast looking lovely with highs in the mid 60s. so today we continue the trend of very pleasant temperatures. 76 in napa today we'll hit 75 in san mateo. we'll go to 82 in livermore, 81 in morgan hill, 77 in fremont. and we're looking at mostly sunny skies throughout the day. now, overnight tonight, we'll have partly cloudy conditions. very similar to the past couple of mornings with overnight lows, mainly in the 40s and in the 50s. let's talk about those afternoon highs on saturday looking pleasant. and then cooler weather moves in here on sunday. and that does come with the chance of some sprinkles. so future weather showing you hour by hour. saturday just fine. then here we go on sunday. maybe a pop or two of some green on the screen in the north bay, but that's about it. so in terms of rainfall, i mean look at some of these numbers. we're talking just a few hundredths of an inc. so here's the accuweather seven

day forecast showing you enjoy the warm sunshine today and tomorrow. isolated drizzle on sunday. then sunshine all next week. and halloween is looking fantastic with temperatures slightly below average. >> guys, hopefully we don't need this jacket over the costume for halloween. it sounds nice. >> no, you just suffer. yeah. you're just you're just cold. >> oh, it's 50s. you're fine. yeah. >> wear a jacket that is freezing. it's like 20s just run. 50 is freezing to me. i'm from palm springs. i'm used to, like, 90 degrees. but coming up, the seven things you need to know this morning halloween weekend. >> practically. here, we're visiting o

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>> number three. a big day on the campaign trail. vp kamala harris is expected to campaign with beyonce in houston. donald trump will sit down with podcaster joe rogan. >> number four some bay area cities are testing new technology to stop sideshows. it's a sensor that listens for them, using ai to identify specific tire screeches and then alerts. police. >> number five in the accuweather forecast, it's a mild weather weekend. we have here today. we'll have lots of sunshine out there. temperatures in the 70s and in the 80s. but as we head over the next couple of days, we start out mild on saturday. sunday is cooler with the chance of some isolated drizzle in the north bay. >> and number six, a big rig stall is just being cleared from the richmond-san rafael bridge, so traffic will recover elsewhere. it is quiet this friday morning. >> and number seven, apple is testing a new child safety feature that allows kids to report photos or videos that include nudity. it also shows a pop up to message an adult and let them know. well, it is one

of my favorite times of the year. a week out until halloween spooky season is in full swing. >> this morning, we're taking you inside a historic haunt that is unique to the bay area. abc seven news reporter laura martinez has a look at the winchester mystery houses. halloween special. >> what's your name? >> a chilling experience awaits anyone who visits the historic winchester mystery house in san jose. since 1923, the mansion has been a tourist destination. >> i have been hearing the legends about this house since i was a little kid. i remember reading about the blue room and the seances and the ghosts. so. and i've loved scary stuff since i was a little kid. >> the fun scares come alive during halloween. this year's theme, unhinged hotel. >> to see everyone here dressing up and just the fog that they put on and just the ghouls who hide in the corners and freak

you out. >> so why do we love being scare? is it the adrenaline rush? the camaraderie? let's go see. >> i think that it just. it's just about the thrill and the excitement and, like, feeling those rushed emotions. just sometimes gives us more life. >> anastasia gunina, dressed as lydia deetz from beetlejuice, just finished her tour. i thought it was really, like, realistic, and it was creepy, but also funny. >> and it felt so real. it felt like i was in a horror movie. >> sprawling over 24,000ft■!s, e house is known to be a labyrinth. it includes 160 rooms, six kitchens and 17 chimneys. staircases lead to ceilings and doors open to walls. richard jacobsen visits every year. does it spook you out a little? no. tickets range around 70 to $100. but everyone we heard from said they're worth it. over the past 101 years, the house has hosted 13 million guests in a terrifying but

entertaining kind of way at the winchester mystery house. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> it looks fun. we have a guide to other halloween events across the bay area at all price points. you can head to abc7 news.com for our full list. >> and good morning america wants to see what you have planned for your trick or treat outing this year. so get out your phone, just scan the qr code on your screen to tell the gma team about your 2024 costumes. for an opportunity to appear on good morning america. winners will get to go to gma's times square studio to show off their costumes, so definitely share this year's costumes and stay wit

eating a burger and two days later being deathly ill. >> food safety investigators

tracking the path of that deadly e coli outbreak. mcdonald's is now saying it all comes back to a salinas based company. >> i'm abc's perry russom in washington. vice president kamala harris leaning on star power in georgia. former president trump calls out his former chief of staff. that story coming up, a warning for soccer fans in the bay area. >> we're already seeing fake tickets going on resale for the 2026 world cup. what you need to know to make sure you do not get scammed. happy friday to you. it is october 25th. >> we start with a look at our friday forecast. hi, drew. hey. good morning. >> we'll go to san jose to start out this accuweather update. we have clear skies out there. it's another day that we continue the pattern of warm, sunny skies. this afternoon. looking at current sky condition right now across the region again it is clear everywhere. so we enjoy a quiet morning, a light breeze out there and temperatures right now not as cold as you were yesterday at this time, but

still a lot of us starting out in the 40s and low 50s. 48 in vallejo this morning. we're down to 45 in ukiah. 48 right now, that current temperature in fremont. but the afternoon is looking fantastic. once again, we'll finish the week with lots of sunshine inland temperatures feeling very nice. we'll hit the upper seconds to the lower 80s later on today around the bay shoreline. some high clouds early on this morning will give way to sunny skies and very comfortable temperatures. daytime highs will go into the mid 70s and then along the coast. we are looking fantastic. sunny this afternoon and feeling very mild for this time of the year. upper 60s. later on today let's check in with frances, see how the friday commute is going. >> all right. it's going pretty well, but ace train is reporting ten minute delays on train number one. bart and caltrain reporting. no delay. so that's a good option for you. and if you're heading across the bay bridge, it's a nice ride this friday morning. no delays right now at the tolls. there is some slowing, though, of course on the westbound 580 stretch, tracy to dublin is 32 minutes, so not

horrible. southbound 101 looking good from san rafael to san francisco and even westbound forest green right now. antioch to concord. 14 minutes and no problems either in the south bay with a live shot here in san jose of 101 for headlights. moving northbound. and that's 880 going across your screen, reggie. >> thanks, frances. we're now just 11 days to election day. former president trump is promising that if he's reelecte, he'll fire the special counsel investigating his handling of classified documents and his role in the january 6th attack. vice president kamala harris is betting on star power to motivate voters, and today, that probably includes beyonce. abc news reporter perry russom has a look at the final push to election day. >> grab your ticket and your suitcase. >> vice president kamala harris, starting her campaign concert series in georgia with bruce springsteen calling on people in the battleground state to vote early. >> we have an opportunity before us to turn the page on the fear and divisiveness that have

characterized our politics for a decade because of donald trump. >> harris, campaigning for the first time alongside former president obama. >> some men who seem to think trump's behavior is a sign of strength that might show, you know, i'm going to i'm going to own these folks. i'm going to put them down. i am here to tell you that is not what real strength is. >> harris appearing to make a push to land black male voters, enlisting the star power of spike lee, samuel l jackson and tyler perry in this donald trump america, there is no dream that looks like me. >> we want a president who believes that this american dream is for everyone. >> former president trump campaigning in nevada and arizona. on immigration. trump comparing the u.s. to a garbage can. >> we're a dumping ground. we're like a garbage can for the world. you know, it's the first time i've ever said that. >> trump denying claims by his

former chief of staff, john kelly, that trump meets the definition of a fascist. kelly telling the new york times in the atlantic magazine, trump has praised nazi generals and said hitler did some good things. >> no, i never said that. i would never say that. it's a rag that he made up stories. he's done it before. >> trump also asked if reelected, whether he would fire special counsel jack smith, who's investigating trump's handling of classified documents and his role in the january 6th capitol attack. >> it's so easy. i would fire him within two seconds. >> today, trump sits down with joe rogan for an interview. the podcast host has 15 million followers on spotify. harris will be in texas, joined by beyonce, perry russom, abc news, washington. >> happening today, president biden is expected to formally apologize for the federal government's role in forcing thousands of native american children into boarding schools. the schools forced indigenous children to assimilate into white society. for 150 years,

children endured physical, sexual and emotional abuse. more than 950 died while attending those schools. >> tesla could find itself in trouble for a chemical spill in palo alto. it happened last thursday at a facility on page mill road. 12 gallons of sodium hydroxide ended up going into a storm drain that flowed into a creek. sodium hydroxide is used as a coolant. the city says it's not hazardous to people's health. the cleanup is still going on a week later. palo alto says tesla did not have a permit for storing the chemical. this means it could face a fine and have to pay up, pay for the cleanup costs. >> we are following the story of a project that's bringing affordable housing for farmworkers to half moon bay. the city planning commission got a progress report on construction in their meeting last night. things are moving along, but it looks like the earliest that people may be able to move in is march or april. and that's because things still need to be worked out with pg and e. the goal was originally to have things ready in january.

regardless, the commissioners recognize the significance of that project. >> it would be great if we could turn the page on this sad chapter of half moon bay and have a new beginning here. i think it's important for us to it's an important opportunity. >> when complete, there will be dozens of manufactured homes for farm workers. 19 of the homes will be for families displaced by the 2023 mass shooting. >> demolition is underway at a beloved santa cruz restaurant. the dolphin restaurant has been open since 1963. it closed permanently in december of 2023 after storms destroyed some of the poles located directly underneath the restaurant. the city is working to fully restore the wharf, with plans to design new boat and fish landings, but officials say the rest will be up to the community. >> it all depends on what the public desires most. it could be a mix of retail, restaurants, recreation, public access. so

whatever the public thinks is the best approach for the redevelopment out there, that's what we're going to do. >> the demolition is expected to last a total of five days. it's expected to cost 13 to $14 million to restore the wharf. >> if you can't beat them, join them. that's what one east bay school district is doing with school meals. the san lorenzo school district rolled out its very own food truck at colonial acres elementary school. the mobile kitchen will travel to different schools to give kids the fun experience of eating out of a food truck and compete against regular food trucks in high schools. >> i'm not in competition at the high schools with the food trucks that are there already, and the kids have to pay for the food, so i'm going to be taken to the high schools where they can get free food, and i'm going to serve the wings and have them come out to me, and the district will also use the mobile kitchen at community events. >> and in case of emergencies, to serve hot food to first responders. i love that, that's so neat. >> that is cool. now it's time

for abc seven mornings adventure. our way of highlighting some things happening in the day ahead here in the bay area. >> first, the family of a man killed by alameda police officers will protest outside a court hearing this morning. one of the three officers charged in connection with the 21 2021 death of mario gonzalez will appear in an oakland courtroom. gonzalez died after officers pinned him down for at least four minutes until he became unconscious. earlier this month, a judge dismissed charges against the other two officers. the judge ruled that the da's office did not properly file the charges within the statute of limitations. that third officer still faces manslaughter charges because his statute of limitations was paused while he was out of the country. >> today is the second day of the mushroom festival at san francisco's ferry building. the four day event features cooking, demos and food specials. and tonight the marketplace will be transformed into a mushroom masquerade and people will be dressed up in mushroom costumes. what is that? >> get out of your mushroom costume, everyone.

>> i mean, to me that means, like, mario and luigi, but i'm assuming that's not what we're going to see tomorrow. shefs will make mushroom based recipes. and then sunday is a family fun day with trick or treating, a scavenger hunt, face painting, and halloween crafts. >> you got to be a big mushroom fan. i guess. and tonight you can bring the entire family to stern grove in san francisco for the city's annual scare grove event. there will be carnival rides, games, food trucks, arts and crafts, live entertainment, a kid friendly haunted house, and a hay maze. it is free. it goes from 3 to 9 p.m. >> should elephants have the same rights as people? the supreme court case that could have broader impacts when it comes to people's pets. not that an elephant is a pet, right? >> i was like, please don't have that as a pet. >> please don't, please don't, don't put it in your backyard. please stick to the cats and the dogs and the occasional fish or bird. >> yeah. what about a ferret? >> can we talk about the smell? ooh. have you ever been in a ferret home? you won't forget it.

>> then i probably have not. okay. i can't remember it right now. >> i have, and i'm scarred. >> not very fresh feeling. >> yeah. if you have a stuffed nose, it's a good place to be. oh, okay. >> here's a live look outside our okay. camera this morning. clear skies is one of the aircraft takes off this morning. 52 right now at the airport. uh- humidity is elevated and visibility is good. live doppler seven, along with satellite. some high cirrus clouds streaming in this morning, but we'll be mostly sunny throughout the day. this area of low pressure moving well to the north, but the front itself, i know it looks close, but it won't move by until sunday morning. so we have a couple of days of still very nice weather. forecast today 70s and 80s. enjoy! the pattern does not change today. it's been very pleasant this whole week. we'll hit 72 in the city, but 82 in san jose. future weather showing you hour by hour we go. we are starting out on the cool side. 40s and 50s. but again this afternoon. i mean, you can't really beat these temperatures this time of the year by 2 or 3 p.m. we're in the 70s, if not low 80s later on today. so a

high of 80 in san rafael, 82 in san jose, 80. in antioch, concord, 76. in napa, 75 in san mateo, santa cruz. looking lovely at 73 degrees. so we keep those warm temperatures today and tomorrow. then sunday, cooler air moves in here with the chance of some drizzle. we your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability.

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is 36 minutes reggie aqui. >> thanks, francis. are elephants people? a colorado court is set to answer that question. the case is the latest in a long running legal battle to help get elephants out of captivity. activists with the nonhuman rights project are suing the cheyenne mountain zoo. they claim elephants in captivity are being unlawfully imprisoned and should be protected by habeas corpus, meaning they should not be held

captive without legal justification. one has to make the argument in order for the argument to win, to ever win. and i think that we are making that progress. the zoo is fighting back, saying one requirement of habeas corpus is that the benefiting party will go free. they go on to say, our elephants cannot go free because they cannot survive without human care at their ages and with their various age related ailments. a move like this would be cruel. >> tony la russa is getting back into the animal rescue game. the legendary former a's manager is teaming up with the penfed foundation, which helps raise service dogs for veterans. la russa started the walnut creek based animal rescue foundation back in the 1990s, but split from it last year. it is now joy bound people and pets, labrousse says, planning to raise money for penfed next month, that is, annual leaders and legends event. >> basketball fans, the warriors are back in the bay this

weekend. sunday they play the utah jazz for the home opener. it should be an exciting game. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live at the chase center this morning with what fans can expect. hi, lena. >> well, fresh off a season opener win by more than 30 points, the warriors are ready to put that momentum to work right here at home. and every fan coming to the home opener will be getting one of these free home opener t-shirts featuring none other than the chase center. now, this season this year, star player steph curry is starting his 16th season, but he's starting the season without fellow splash brother klay thompson, who signed with the dallas mavericks in the off season. still a bit of a sore spot for warriors fans. the team, however, is bringing in new faces this year, including nba veteran buddy hield, who had the most points wednesday night with 22 for the dubs. the chief revenue officer for the warriors says they are focusing on the fan experience

this year. >> and just really focusing on what we can do to create a compelling, exciting, vibrant atmosphere inside the building so that regardless of what night fans decide to attend a warriors game, it might be their only game of the season. it might be their 20th, but they'll experience something exciting, something unique, and something that will want them to come back for more. >> the great al attles will also be honored with a moment of silence before the game to recognize how much he meant to the organization. the warriors say they'll be honoring attles through the season by adding a number 16 band on their uniform, and all fans at the home opener will also be getting an al attles pin to honor his legacy, and the warriors are also running a no fees offer on all warriors tickets purchased through saturday night. if you are hoping to come to any warriors game this season, now is the time to buy those tickets. before the home opener

against tip off for that on sunday night is at 530. live in san francisco lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you so much. we are ready here at abc seven with our warriors jerseys for these games. well, moving on to another story before creators have an opportunity to present a product. an item featured on this week's shark tank is already going viral. todd graves, the founder of raising cane's chicken fingers, is making his debut as a guest shark. there will be some unique food based products that will be pitched, including fried chicken, ice cream. okay, i haven't heard of that before, but the question is, are the sharks ready to make a deal? >> sure. look, when i came in, though, all the sharks, this was this was the best part for me. all the sharks were so welcoming and helpful, giving me tips along the way and in between breaks. so i settled in pretty quick after about the second pitch. and then i just started having fun with it. >> and of course we want to know if he's ready to make a deal as well. more than half a million

people, including the reddit founder, have commented on a social media photo of the chicken ice cream. okay guys, so listen to this. it has waffle ice cream. it has chocolate covered cookie bone. i don't know exactly what that means. also, caramelized white chocolate and crushed corn flakes. so i guess there's not really chicken in there. it makes it sound like there's actually chicken the way it's. >> it's a play on chicken and waffles, right? okay, okay. >> that's okay. >> it made it look like fried chicken. does it actually taste like fried chicken? >> where's the fried chicken flavor? i'm not seeing that in there. >> no, i think it might just be in the title. i wonder because at first when they said fried chicken ice cream, i'm thinking there's actually chicken, but then you hear the ingredients. it doesn't sound like it, but they say cookie bone. so i guess that's just a fun little name. >> yeah, i would be for trying fried chicken and ice cream. like, i like the garlic ice cream at the gilroy garlic festival. i would try it. oh yeah. >> i mean, it's not even fried chicken, so you're fine.

>> yeah, that is true. >> it's like someone smashed a waffle cone into vanilla ice cream and was like, here you go. >> yeah. >> he'll be like, i'm investigating this more. >> you are? yeah. >> we'll have the answer hopefully soon. right. >> like fried chicken skin. like in the ice cream. >> look, i cannot judge any of this because i had the bug ice cream, but the real bugs in it. >> oh, right. >> no, i didn't hate it. yeah, i didn't love it. right. but you know what? i eat it again. probably. >> let's put that on a poster. i didn't hate it. >> i didn't love it, i love it. yeah. reggie aqui good protein, right? >> what a stellar review. >> thanks for animation. whethe. >> his quotes are amazing. didn't hate it. >> didn't love it. there's a live look outside. >> we're finding sun and clouds today. warm temperatures continuing through tomorrow. we fine tune this chance of any moisture on sunday. at best, it's drizzle, and at best it's just in the north bay. and then next week, sunny and fall feel continues. so today, enjoy the warm sunshine. upper 70s. lower 80s. inland. mid 70s around the

bay shoreline. and again just like yesterday. mid and upper 60s along the coast. so today the pattern for another day. i mean much of this week has featured these temperatures. lots of sunshine. we'll go to 74 in richmond, 76 in palo alto, 77 in lakeport, 80 in antioch, 81 in morgan hill, fremont up to 77 degrees. partly cloudy overnight tonight. temperatures again dipping into the 40s and low 50s like they have been the past couple of mornings. tomorrow. temperatures very pleasant, still 70s and 80s for the most part. and then on sunday, you'll feel that cooler air move in here will mainly be in the 60s and low 70s, so it feels a lot more like late october than it has of late. and that does come with the chance of a sprinkle. future weather on saturday. you're just fine. it's a mix of sun and clouds out there throughout the day and the overnight hours sunday. here you go. drizzle in the north bay at best. maybe some drizzle along the coast. any outdoor plans? don't change them on sunday. it's just a mostly cloudy day with cooler temperatures moving in here and you look at the

chance of any drizzle. and these numbers are extremely low at best. we see a few hundredths of an inch. and again, i think the best areas likely along the coast and in the north bay. here's the accuweather seven day forecast warm today. continuing mild fall weather tomorrow. isolated drizzle on sunday with cooler weather moving in here in the next week. sunshine is back and we'll keep those fall-like temperatures for much of the extended forecast. guys, thanks to you. >> new at six. the airline facing a budget deficit that will now start selling planes. >> but first, more fallout over the mcdonald's e coli outbreak. the new lawsuit filed against the popular chain and

in broad daylight. here's abc news reporter melissa don in

this morning's gma first look. you're watching an attempted kidnaping in broad daylight. according to the los angeles police department, the suspect now identified as 30 year old jose jaime. police saying the man followed this 11 year old girl across the street in the wilmington neighborhood of los angeles before cornering and fondling her and then attempting to kidnap her. but then a quick thinking 17 year old neighbor yelling out, hey, leave her alone! the suspect startled, allowing the young girl to escape, the man rushing back to his car, claiming the 11 year old was his niece. the niece. and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on this terrifying close call. hey, leave her alone. and the important lessons for all of us with your gma first look, i'm melissa adan, abc news, los angeles. >> today we're expecting to learn about new cases of the e

coli outbreak linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders. that comes as a monterey county farm is the source of the onions that caused a sickness. and even one death. federal food experts say the onions were grown in salinas and sent to a taylor farms facility in colorado. taylor farms has recalled peeled and diced yellow onions for potential e coli contamination. >> and now, with more and more vegetables being implicated, you know, we have to think about other things and have new strategies like thinking about the irrigation system to try to keep our food supply as safe as possible. >> a colorado man has filed the first lawsuit against mcdonald's. that lawsuit accuses mcdonald's of product liability, negligence and breach of implied warranties. the plaintiff claims to have tested positive for e coli after eating a quarter pounder burger, then suffering days of pain. mcdonald's pulled the quarter pounder off the menu at 20% of its stores across the country. now, other fast food restaurants are pulling onions

from their menu. and coming up on gma, we hear from a colorado resident who says she tested positive for e coli after eating a mcdonald's. >> i actually felt like i was dying at first, but i was really bad sick for about four days. it was almost like mirroring labor pains. that's that's about as close as i can get to that. you know, explaining what it felt like. >> that sounds awful. you can see more of that interview on gma at 7:00 right after abc seven mornings. >> a warning for bay area soccer fans. if you see any tickets on sale for the 2026 world cup, they are fake. resale sites are already selling tickets for thousands of dollars. but world cup organizers say official tickets will not be available until the end of next year. the 2026 world cup is being played in cities across the u.s, canada and mexico. six games are scheduled for levi's stadium, so don't buy those because again, they are fake. well, a lot more coming up. new at six. let there be light. the biggest holiday

production event in the country is back in san francisco this year. >> then this replica white house here in the bay area finally gets sold. how much the new owner paid

now at six. one step closer to freedom. the l.a. d.a. says the menendez brothers should be resentenced 35 years after they murdered their