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 parents. their

attorney spoke overnight to abc news. what he said about getting them home by thanksgiving. >> representative eric swalwell, now threatening to sue embattled alameda county district attorney pamela price. why, he says some of her social media posts crossed a line. >> then we know nfl players love to eat, but wait until you hear the popular lunch snack that athletes are eating a lot of before and after games. a lot of us loved it. it sounds like an interesting story. okay. >> good morning. it's 6:00. what is today? it's the 25th. 25th of october. friday. all day long. >> it is. >> we got the date right. that's that's a good first step right there. >> you never know what the date is. >> if a date is not written in front of me, i don't know. >> yes, it's june 6th. there you go. >> it's july 4th. >> it's a christmas we don't know. this morning is going to be a warm afternoon. we are finding temperatures back into the 70s and 80s sutro tower. you

can see clear skies out there this morning. we'll look at current sky condition. and again, you can see most areas we have no problem with fog this morning. and we will have plentiful sunshine again this afternoon. temperatures right now you can see on the board many of us are starting out in the 40s like concord, danville, palo alto, fremont, sonoma down to 42. ukiah at 44. so just like the past couple of mornings, the jacket is your best friend. but then in the afternoon, it feels very warm and temperatures back into the 70s and 80s. looking at the forecast today, inland sunshine back into the upper 70s lower 80s, we go for daytime highs around the bay shoreline. it's mild with lots of sunshine. we'll find a 4 p.m. temperature in the mid, if not upper 70s later on today. and just like yesterday along the coast we will have sunny skies. it is another beautiful day out there. a nice end to the week and temperatures mild in the mid and upper 60s. let's check in with frances. drive times. >> all right drew. a new crash just reported. if you're heading towards 880. it's on northbound

238 two 880, blocking a lane. but once you get on 880, here's a live camera shot by the coliseum. no problems at all for taillights moving northbound towards the maze right now and just a slow drive. time for you. westbound 580 tracy to dublin. 34 minutes, but southbound, 680 dublin to mission boulevard. 16 minutes. that's green. it's also green on northbound 85 from 101 to cupertino. also at 16 minutes. bay bridge toll plaza with metering lights on. not much of a wait. highway four to san francisco, 36 minutes right now. and ace train number one. just reporting 15 minute delays. >> gloria francis, thank you so much. 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 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 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 has affected his mental health and he needs time to recover. at least one city council member appears to be ready to reject torres 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. >> in 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 his 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 and that would mean eric and lyle menendez would be immediately eligible for parole. their attorney believes there is

a chance they could even be free by thanksgiving. >> my goal is to have them home for thanksgiving. this now allows a judge to sentence them, to take a look at all the good work that they've done while being imprisoned, and while having absolutely no ability or thought or any hope whatsoever to ever get out. >> and you can watch the full interview on gma at 7:00, right after abc seven mornings. >> 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 da acknowledged in his news conference yesterday. thursday, the da put into question whether enough was done for the victims of sexual abuse. prosecutors in 1993 said the abuse defense was fabricated even saying at one point the untruthful statement that men can't be raped. >> 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. >> a judge will ultimately decide the brothers case. if you don't already have it, 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 anytime. for more in-depth coverage of this story. >> six teenagers have been arrested following a violent confrontation near ignacio valley high school in concord and now parents are concerned about their children's safety. video shows a group of teens beating up 1 or 2 other students in front of a wells fargo bank on wednesday. police officers eventually broke up that fight. security and property management described the incident as an ambush on one male and one female student. police did not locate a knife, but video showed a knife on the ground. parents are now waiting to hear more information on what happened.

>> i think for every parent that hears this, it's very concerning, especially you would think that in this area that's kind of more of a higher end upsetting that, you know, it's going to happen around here. >> the school district has not yet commented on what happened. two students are hurt and four of the six juveniles arrested have been released. the two others were taken to juvenile hall and they will face assault charges. >> 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 breaking 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 detained 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. 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 her permission to use her song, freedom as its national and official excuse me, official anthem of the campaign. beyonce has a history of endorsing democratic candidates. the editorial's editor of the los angeles times has resigned. this 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 intentions 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. >> many californians vote by mail, but what happens if you make a mistake on your ballot? kim alexander from california voter foundation explains what you should 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 long 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're 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 and across the country. >> looking at live doppler seven, we are finding just high clouds moving in to northern california this morning. we're still looking at mostly sunny conditions today. warm temperatures there. you can see that low pressure spinning nearby. the center of the low is going well to the north, but this cold front will move through early sunday morning and bring us some isolated drizzle. but today we have those high clouds giving way to sunshine.

look how fast those cirrus clouds exit later on this afternoon and through the evening. we'll have clear and comfortable conditions for any friday night plans you may have. so the forecast today continues the warm pattern for this time of the year. 70s and seconds on the board later on today 72 in the city, but 80 in walnut creek. so future weather we have that cool start right now, just like the past couple of mornings in the 40s and 50s. that sunshine gets up here warms us up into the 70s and low 80s later on this afternoon. so high of about 80 in san rafael today we'll go to 76 in palo alto, 77 in vallejo, 75 in san mateo, antioch and concord, up to 80 degrees. looking at the three day forecast, we'll keep warm conditions today and tomorrow. then sunday you'll notice cooler air moves in here. and those isolated pockets of drizzle with the best chance in the north bay. we'll take a closer look at that drizzle chance coming up in a few minutes. reggie. >> thanks, drew. still ahead, we take you inside chase center as basketball season comes back. the team even getting a point

added to their season opening win. then four astronauts returned to earth overnight after getting delayed for several months, and grape growers cautiously optimistic about this year's harvest. what this could mean for those

stay in space. the space capsule landed in the gulf of mexico overnight after it undocked from the iss. a few days ago. the four should have been back two

months ago, but their return was delayed due to technical problems with their capsule. they were delayed again over weather concerns from hurricane milton. in total, the astronauts were in space for eight months. the warriors got good news without even playing a game. the nba corrected a scoring error and gave the warriors an additional point. that happened during wednesday's season opener against the blazers. the league erroneously missed a free throw from warrior de'anthony melton during the game. statisticians recorded melton as missing both free throws. after checking the tape, the league found that melton actually made one of them, but the scoreboard never changed. yesterday, the league gave the warriors that additional point. it didn't make a big difference since the warriors won by 36. but you know, every point counts still. the warriors are back in action tonight in utah and they'll finally return to chase center for the home opener sunday. abc seven news reporter lena howland is inside the arena to find out what's new at the games this season. good morning lena. >> good morning reggie. the wait

is finally over. chase center will finally be filled with warriors fans once again for their home opener on sunday night. the warriors are kicking off their sixth season playing right here at chase center. the 2022 champions are hoping for a bit of redemption this season. fan favorites steph curry and draymond green will be here. of course, fans will also notice some new faces on the team this year, including nba veteran buddy hield, who had the most points in the season opener wednesday night with 22 for the dubs. it's momentum they hung on to after being the only team in the nba to go undefeated pre season. the warriors won in portland against the trail blazers by a record setting margin for the team, 140 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. >> 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. and to help celebrate this season and also help fill all these seats you see behind me here at chase center, the warriors are running a no fees offer on all warriors single game tickets through tomorrow night. and check out this t shirt you see right here next to me. hopefully you guys can all see it on camera. this is the free home opener t shirt that all fans will be getting on sunday night, as the warriors take on the la clippers at 530. for now, reporting live in san francisco. lena howland abc seven news. >> great shirt there. all right, lena, thank you so much. halloween, of course, is less than a week away. and we're getting an inside look at a historic haunt that is very

unique to the bay area. the winchester mystery house is hosting an immersive event, and this year's theme is unhinged. hotel guests have to navigate the maze, and it's really filled with some ghoulish characters. >> 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 to see every uh- 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. >> what a fun time there. well, tickets are around 85 bucks. it runs on select nights through next saturday, november 2nd. >> uncrustables aren't just for kids. it turns out nfl players love them too. they love them a lot. according to the athletic, the prepackaged peanut butter and jelly sandwiches are wildly popular in locker rooms. at least 80,000 uncrustables are eaten in just one season across the league. the denver broncos

eat 700 in a week. wow. george kittle of the 40 niners eats two on flights to road games and 2 to 4 on flights back home. now, why are they so popular? well, some say it's because they're they're easy to eat and they have some carbs, proteins and fat. so it gives you that nutritional boost. >> i know people who lift who do this before they lift. oh yeah. because the carbs and the jelly. yeah. and the bread give you that, like fast energy. and then a little bit of peanut butter, a little bit of protein. it's an easy snack. it's delicious. >> i have my first uncrustable this year. yeah. at pride. >> which flavor was it, grape or strawberry? >> it was the. oh. >> ooh. or the peanut butter jelly. >> i mean, it was peanut butter jelly. i mean, they're all peanut butter jelly. >> yeah, but they're different flavors of jelly. >> i don't remember what. sorry. >> very different experiences out there. >> i've seen him at costco, and i was wondering about him because i saw the big boxes there. >> oh, it looks like it's going to be. i'm sorry. it's uncrustables. it looks like it's going to be awful. no, it's

actually really good. it's. so. have you had it? >> no. >> oh, they're in my freezer right now. your body is a temple. yeah. >> francis, his body is like. >> we get it. yeah. >> i mean, it's good for carb loading before a workout. that makes sense. i could eat one right now, but eating four? that's a lot. >> strawberry, right, though. >> that's strawberry. >> never grape. >> i like grape, but strawberry is better. and in the fall, they have nutella flavored ones. >> that sounds good. >> i could go for that. >> yeah, grape things are kind of trash. no, they're not. >> kind of are. concord grape is good. grape things are kind of. no, i like grape. smucker's concord grape jelly was my jam as a kid. >> literally your jam. >> literally my jam. it's so much of it. >> it's not trash. >> outside this morning. >> and that outside our east bay hills. >> camera. it is clear out there. we do have a warm, sunny pattern continuing today and tomorrow. now, on sunday, we fine tuned the chance of moisture. it's drizzle at best and at best it's just in the

north bay and along the coast. for a lot of us, you'll just notice it's a lot cooler on sunday with a fair amount of cloud cover to finish the weekend. but next week sunshine is back in full force. but so too is a fall feeling with temperatures more in the 60s and 70s typical for late october. highs today. inland upper 70s, lower 80s as we head around the bay shoreline will be in the mid 70s and then along the coast. we'll have temperatures in the mid 60s, so it's looking fantastic. we're ending the week with this comfortable weather. sunny 70s and 80s for the most part, even along the coast we'll have sunny skies once again. now overnight tonight we get that pattern developing with cool overnight lows will mainly be in the 40s and in the 50s. as we get you in to the start of the weekend. now future tracker showing you tomorrow temperatures are still above average, but on sunday there you can see the cooler air descends in here as that cold front moves through here. so you will notice a drop in temperatures for the back half of the weekend. future weather showing you any plans on saturday? you're totally fine.

it's just a mix of sun and clouds here on sunday. there you can see in the morning a peppering of drizzle in the north bay and along the coast. for most of us it's a mix of sun and clouds. if you have any outdoor plans on sunday, do not change them. we're not talking about steady, heavy rain by any means. in fact, look at the rainfall estimates with this weak moving cold front. you know, at best we're finding a few hundredths of an inch of drizzle. here's the accuweather seven day forecast for the next seven days for you. mild fall weather today continues tomorrow as well. there's sunday with that cooler weather area wide and a chance of isolated drizzle. the next week. the sun is back, but we'll keep those fall like temperatures through halloween. guys. >> andrew thank you. now we're going to turn to ginger zee. she's live with a look at what's happening on gma. >> good morning ginger. yes reggie. gloria. great to be with you. so here on a friday we'll start with the latest on the election. 11 days until the final votes. vice president harris campaigned with former president obama for the first time in georgia. and former president trump was campaigning and also said that he would fire the special counsel prosecuting his alleged efforts to overturn

the 2020 election. and the reaction this morning to the los angeles district attorney's decision on the menendez brothers, calling for them to be resentenced for the murders of their parents, their lawyer and members of their family join us live. you'll see that only on gma and the new study on sleep and brain aging what you can do to help improve your sleep. and then nicole scherzinger joining us live to tell us about her broadway debut. she is getting rave reviews. plus she has a sneak peek at the new moana. and we'll get to talk to elton john about his new broadway show. and it's a performing morning. so sam champion and i are going to try a viral dancing with the stars move that i was pretty certain when i saw it on video that we could do, but a well, you'll have to wait and see. people are very concerned that i'm injured, right? and i'm not ginger. >> blink twice if you're okay okay. all right. i just want to make i just want to make sure we didn't call anyone at the times square studio, okay? yes. i have so many things to ask you.

>> so little time. >> my left glute might never move the same, but. >> oh, no, no, no no no, we can't have that. have you. have you seen this sunset boulevard with nicole scherzinger yet? >> no, but i would like to very much. i have so many shows to see. my friend scotty and i, we always talk about, like our lineup. we need to start knocking them down. yeah. >> okay. i would love to see this with you. i mean, i don't know if scotty wants to. >> you know, come in. >> i know, like, you know, you all have a thing. yeah, but this we save an extra seat. >> okay, people, i have had a couple of friends go to this and they are. >> they're ecstatic about this show, and they say she's amazing. there's no set at all. it's all just done with, like, a camera on stage and close ups and a screen. the actors go outside the theater and are performing every night, like just on the street, and they project it inside the like. it just all sounds like this is right up my alley. so yeah, yeah, you and scotty just let me know. >> sounds good. okay. i'm waiting by my phone. you gotta.

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identify specific tire screeches. if detected, it will send an alert to police. flock safety makes the device and is behind the license plate. readers that are used in several cities in the bay area, including san francisco, oakland, and san jose. flock says license plate readers at least the ones in san francisco, cannot record audio. next, at 630, another school forfeits its match against san jose state's volleyball team. whether the athletes will face any punishment. then, if you need something to do this weekend, why don't you try the mushroom fest at the

now at 630, 11 days and counting. and the presidential race is essentially still neck and neck, no matter which poll you read this morning, the new data showing showing just what some voters think of the candidates. >> then mcdonald's confirming a california farm is a source of its deadly e coli outbreak. now other fast food chains are following suit. >> and a holiday tradition announces its return to san francisco. what's on tap this year at let's glow? >> that looks nice. well, good morning to you. it is friday, october 25th, and meteorologist drew tomb is here with your forecast. >> yeah. and it's looking lovely once again. >> we'll finish the week with

that sunny, warm pattern. a live look outside. this is our mount tam cam. this morning. it is clear out. there we are. fog free. you see current sky conditions. and just like yesterday, we are going to start out with a lot of sunshine out there. but temperatures are chilly once again. the 24 hour temperature change in some spots. we are about 4 to 14 degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday, so we're really starting out in the low 40s to the low 50s as we get you going on this friday. but look how nicely we recover. once again, our inland forecast. lots of sunshine this afternoon. we'll max out in the upper 70s and lower 80s later on today around the bay shoreline. a light breeze this afternoon will keep it sunny, will keep it pleasant. mild highs in the mid and upper 70s and along the coast. today will be sunny just like yesterday. yesterday was beautiful today. full sunshine out there this afternoon and mild highs in the mid and upper 60s over the weekend. though we do introduce some cooler air and some pockets of drizzle. we'll show you that coming up in eight

minutes. let's check in with frances. see those drive times. >> all right drew we're going to start to see some slowing on bay area roads this morning with a few accidents also that have been reported westbound 80 from highway four to the maze is 18 minutes. and then from emeryville to san francisco, it's another 18 minutes. but a crash has just been reported approaching the tolls. however, there is a sig alert, a traffic alert for a serious accident. there's an overturned car crash in walnut creek northbound 680 before olympic boulevard. traffic is jammed from lavorgna, and it looks like it's even slowing traffic in the southbound direction. as folks approach that crash. here's a live look at the richmond bridge traffic is heavy from castro street to about mid-span and an earlier big rig stall has been cleared from the richmond bridge. and if you're headed to the bay bridge toll plaza. a new crash just reported approaching the tolls. i don't see it in this live shot, but traffic is slow from at least the west grand overcrossing to the toll. metering lights. >> reggie francis. thank you.

there's now just 11 days until election day. a brand new abc news poll shows that almost half of registered voters say donald trump is a fascist. 22% say the same about vice president kamala harris. of course, this has been a big topic this week since trump's former chief of staff, john kelly, made that accusation yesterday. former president barack obama appeared at a harris rally in georgia and addressed trump's behavior. >> some men who who seem to think trump's behavior is a sign of strength, that macho. 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. >> donald trump was in nevada and arizona. he said that he would fire the special counsel investigating his handling of classified documents and his role in the january 6th attack. he also had a new way to describe our country's immigration. >> 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.

>> today, trump sits down with podcaster joe rogan for an interview, and harris will be in texas, where she'll be joined by beyonce. >> 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 the schools. >> supporters of oakland mayor shang tao say money allegedly coming from the coal industry is funding the recall campaign against her. at a news conference yesterday, they presented evidence indicating philip dreifus, a hedge fund manager at farallon capital, is bankrolling 85% of the recall campaign and that farallon invested $2 billion in the coal industry. >> right after i got in office, i actually was requested to have a meeting with the coal people where they passed me a binder

that said, you know, that coal is not dirty, that somehow coal they can make coal clean. and to invoke my support for it. and i unapologetically said, no. >> the group behind the recall effort confirmed to abc seven news that it is getting money from dreifus, but not farallon. farallon has not responded to our requests for comment. >> a new app is aimed at improving safety and convenience for families who send their money to countries in latin america. it's all part of a new partnership between a tech company and local leaders. the app is called prospero's. you download it and loved ones in another country get a card. it also comes with options for spending control and transparency. to see how a loved one is spending money. it is free to use the founders say that they make most of their money from the fees that merchants pay to accept the cards to be used at a taqueria. >> it can also work at an atm machine. so sometimes you have to have cash. and this is the

best way to get it there. >> the founders have collaborated with local latino leaders, and officials say that right now they are focused on outreach. the app is available now on google play and on the apple app store in the north bay. >> grape growers are taking stock of this year's harvest, and they're giving the season a thumbs up despite some challenging conditions. napa valley grape growers and vintners say extreme heat was a concern. this year, but late rains and a cool spring ended up coming to the rescue. the moisture in the soil helped set a solid foundation for the start of the growing season. another challenge wine consumption is trending down globally in recent years. growers say they're not too worried, but the trend could spark a new conversation. >> wine is still the number one thing that people go to at the dinner table, so it's now it's how do we get people to enhance that and how do we bring people back to it? and that's what drives innovation. >> winemakers say they'll know how good the 2024 vintage really is in about a year. >> the san jose state women's

volleyball team has another match canceled amid a transgender athlete controversy. the nevada basketball team officially forfeited their upcoming game with the spartans. the game was originally scheduled to be played in reno on saturday, and then nevada asked to move the match ahead of a likely forfeit. last night, the school made it official with a statement saying the team did not have enough players to compete. the school says the players who opted out of the match will not be punished. the spartans have won five games via forfeit this season over reports that a player on the team is transgender. >> now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer 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 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, a san francisco's ferry building. oh my gosh, this hat. the four day event features cooking demos and food specials. tonight, the marketplace will be transformed into a mushroom masquerade and people will be dressed up in mushroom costumes. tomorrow, chefs will make mushroom based recipes which i mean, i assume they would. and then sunday is a family fun day with trick or treating, a scavenger hunt, face painting, and halloween crafts. i guess sometimes you do need to say the obvious the mushroom fest will have mushrooms. >> it will? yep. >> and mushroom hat food with mushrooms in it. >> yeah, i love the hats. those are cute. well, tonight you can bring the entire family to the stern grove in san francisco for

the city's annual scare grove event. there will be carnival rides. there will be games, food trucks, arts and crafts, a kid friendly haunted house, even a hay maze. it is free. it runs from 3 to 9 p.m. and tonight the warriors continue their season opening road trip in salt lake city. but this weekend they return to chase center for the first time. this season. abc seven news reporter lena howland is in the arena right now. and lena, you know, i'm ready here at the station. i know reggie also has his jersey. i've got a personalized jersey, and it sounds like there's so much excitement for dub nation right? lena? >> yeah. gloria. that's right. i've got my warriors blue on as well. all of the bay area is ready for this home opener now. just two nights from now, dub nation will be welcomed back here inside of chase center for that home opener. now, 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. 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 will be honoring attles throughout the season by adding a 16 band on their uniforms. all fans at the home opener will also be getting an al attles pin to honor his legacy. now, if you still need tickets, the warriors are running a special no fees offer on all warriors single game tickets through tomorrow night, and every fan coming to the home opener will also be getting this free t shirt. that's their home opener design, featuring none other than the chase center. now tip off for that home opener on sunday night is at 530. live in san francisco lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena. thank you. coming up, the budget airline forced to sell planes to improve its bottom line. >> and we are going to take a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on how the markets are doing coming up next. >> then this white house replica along the peninsula finally sold. how much the buyer will pay to own it. >> and good morning america wants to see what you have planned for your trick or treat

outing this year. so get out your phone, scan the qr code on your screen and tell the gma team about your 2024 costumes for an opportunity to appear on good morning america. the winners will get to go to gma's times square studio to show off their costumes, so definitely share those costumes and good luck to you. now let's go to drew. who's ready for halloween? right, drew? >> yeah. good morning. it's also chilly out there, gloria. right now we're down to 39 in fairfield, 42 in sonoma, 44 in palo alto, 42 in danville. so you need the jacket this morning. but the afternoon is looking very nice, sunny and warm. live doppler seven along satellite. some high clouds streaming in this morning, but we're looking at a mostly sunny day in fact, future weather showing you any high clouds this morning will get out of here quickly this afternoon and even into this evening. we'll keep clear skies and mild conditions. so future weather showing you that chilly start right now will lead to a comfortable afternoon. those temperatures warm into the 60s and 70s around lunchtime and then later on today, we'll get those temperatures by 3:04 p.m.

in the 70s, if not the low 80s. later on today. so the warm, sunny trend continues. temperatures remain a bit above average. this is a little warm for late october. we'll hit 75 in oakland, 72 in the city, 82 in san jose, 76. in napa, up to 80 in concord. we'll keep it warm. we'll keep it sunny here today. tomorrow it's still mild, but by sunday you notice cooler air moves in here. and it does come with the chance of some isolated drizzle as a cold front moves through. i think the best chance likely in the north bay. we'll go hour by hour and future weather. time out that

to mcdonald's quarter pounders. it comes as a monterey county farm is a source of the onions that caused the sicknesses and even one death. federal food experts say that 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. >> 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 a first lawsuit against mcdonald's. the 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, and then suffered days of pain. mcdonald's pulled the quarter pounder off the menu at 20% of its stores across the country, and now other fast food restaurants are pulling onions from their menu. coming up on gma, we hear from a colorado resident who says she tested positive for e coli after eating at 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. >> and you could see more of that interview on gma at 7:00 right after abc seven mornings. >> now it's your morning money report. spirit airlines is cutting jobs and selling more than 20 of its aircraft, while the company faces financial pressure. the airline is expected to take more cost cutting measures early next year, which could save them $80 million. spirit is selling some of the planes to an aircraft

maintenance services platform for about $519 million. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are up on this friday about 157 points. >> well i don't know if you knew this, but a new buyer will be moving into the white house soon. no, we're not talking about the actual white house, but the western white house that recently sold in hillsboro. so check this out. this is a replica, and it actually sold below asking at $23 million. abc seven news took you to the 24,400 square foot home when it just hit the market. that was june of last year, and it was listed at $38.9 million. it has 11 bedrooms. it dates back to the 1800s. it even has an oval office and east wing, a rose garden. we do not know though, who bought that house, but obviously they have a lot of money. >> people are wild with their cash. the biggest holiday projection event in the country is coming back to san francisco this holiday season. let's glow uses high tech projectors and

lasers to show showcase large scale animations right on some of our most iconic buildings. the free outdoor event runs from december 6th to the 15th. on the first night at the foot of market street, facing the ferry building, there'll be a countdown to glow event, and that's where you can get free hot chocolate and free let's glow s.f. swag. this has become a really cool thing that we've had for the past few years. people will camp out with, you know, like chairs, like they're at a tailgate waiting for the night to arrive so they can see these animations come to life. it's really it's really nice. >> it's really cool. the snowflakes up there and everything. yeah. beautiful. >> soon it will be the holiday season. this morning it is going to be a warm afternoon. here's a live look from our tam cam. as the sun is getting up here in the next hour, the accuweather headlines calling for our sunny, warm pattern to continue today and tomorrow. we're fine tuning the details when it comes to any moisture on sunday, and right now looks like the best chance

is just some drizzle, mainly in the north bay for a lot of us, you'll just notice an increase in cloud cover for the back half of the weekend and cooler air moving in here the next week. behind that front, sunshine is back in full force. it feels a lot more like fall with temperatures in the 60s and in the 70s warm today. inland, upper 70s to the lower 80s for daytime highs around the bay shoreline will be in the mid 60s, just looking very nice this afternoon and we'll keep it sunny along the coast. and those temperatures in the mid and upper 60s. so we are going to see another day of warm sunshine. just the pattern we have been for much of this week. we'll go to 80 santa rosa, san rafael, 82, in san jose, 72 in the city, 75, in oakland, 80. the high in concord overnight tonight we will have some cool temperatures in the 40s and in the 50s. but tomorrow temperatures still remain a bit above average. future tracker to start the weekend off under sun and clouds, we'll find temperatures mainly in the 70s and in the 80s, but by sunday you'll feel that cooler air will drop about ten degrees in our

daytime. highs will mainly stay in the 60s and in the 70s. that does come with a chance of some drizzle tomorrow though. it's a mix of sun and clouds. no issues with the forecast on saturday. here's sunday, sunday morning, some pops of green in the north bay and potentially along the coast. but outside of the north bay, we're just staying mostly cloudy with that cooler air moving in. in fact, you look at the chance of any drizzle out here. we'll measure in just a few hundredths of an inch on sunday morning. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you warm sunshine today. mild tomorrow. cooler on sunday for everybody. some drizzle isolated in the north bay by monday. sunshine is back in full force, but we'll keep that fall feel through halloween temperatures. staying in the 60s and 70s in the afternoon. guys, thanks to some sad news to share a longtime abc news journalist, tom gerald, passed away. >> he worked at abc news for 38 years. >> the weekend report, here's tom gerald, good evening. >> despite allegations throughout the testimony of gerald anchored abc's weekend

report, he was also a 2020 correspondent over his career, gerald covered martin luther king jr. s assassination, he was the chief white house correspondent covering presidents nixon and ford. he won six emmys for his work. tom gerald was 89. >> 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, a 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 also compete against regular food trucks in high schools. >> i'm 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 taking 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. >> the district will also use the mobile kitchen at community events, and in case of emergencies, to serve hot food to first responders. >> tony la russa is getting back in 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. he split from it last year. it's now joy bound people and pets. la russa is planning to raise money for penfed next month at his annual leaders and legends event, before creators have the opportunity to present their product, an item featured on this week's shark tank is already going viral. >> it's a not fried chicken ice cream. so okay, you could see right there it looks like a bucket of chicken. but actually each of those, you know, chicken pieces will look like chicken is ice cream. so it's a brainchild of life raft treats. and they'll have to pitch their idea to todd graves, who's the founder of raising cane's. >> 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 start having fun with it. >> more than half a million people, including the reddit founder, have commented on a social media photo of the ice cream, so you can tune in tonight to see if graves makes a deal. just watch shark tank at 8 p.m. right here on abc seven. it's had a pretty good we were talking about the ingredients earlier has like waffle and, you know, ice cream. i mean yum i mean it's taking the like is it cake now to is it ice cream. >> yeah. >> it's kind of a fun idea. >> sure. can things just be what they are. >> takes the fun out of it. well, coming up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming and let's get a live look outside on this friday morning. >> we know a lot of you are getting ready for the weekend. it's a gorgeous morning with the sun rising here in san francisco. we'll have a look at

your forecast and your top stories coming up next. >> i'm reggie aqui i'm lyanne melendez, i'm luz pena i'm tara campbell i'm j.r. >> stone at abc seven news we deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better

number one. the l.a. county district attorney has filed a recommendation to resentence the menendez brothers for the 1989 murder of their parents. d.a. george gascon says he believes the brothers have paid their debt to society. it means both lyle and eric could soon be out of prison. number two. >> embattled san jose city council member omar torres is now requesting a 30 day medical leave of absence. torres says the investigation into allegations he sent sexually explicit text messages to a minor have affected his mental health, and he needs time to recover. >> 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, then alerts police. >> and number five in the accuweather forecast. a live look at our mount tam camera this morning as that sun rises. it is chilly this morning. a lot of areas in the 30s and 40s right now as we get you going on this friday, but we recover very nicely once again this afternoon. our warm, sunny pattern continues to finish out the week. we'll have widespread 70s and 80s later on this afternoon, so taking a look at the weekend forecast, we do begin with mild temperatures tomorrow. a mix of sun and clouds. but by sunday, cooler weather moves in here thanks to a cold front and will likely find isolated pockets of drizzle with the best chance of drizzle in the north bay sunday morning. >> and number six, we have major traffic trouble in walnut creek. it's a multiple car crash with one of them overturned, blocking

three lanes on northbound 680 before olympic boulevard. traffic is jammed from stone valley road, you may want to take alternates. it's also blocking one southbound lane in that direction, so heavy traffic and number seven. >> after 66 years, the uk's favorite bear finally has a passport. of course we're talking about paddington. this is all part of a promotional campaign for the new movie paddington in peru. so paddington will take peru now. >> oh, he's going to south america. >> yeah. he's traveling. >> this bear has a passport. >> yeah. >> abc seven at seven is next. if you're streaming with us. otherwise you're going to watch gma. whatever you do, have a great day. >> george: good morning america. 11 days until the final votes. overnight kamala harris in georgia. >> your vote is your voice.