captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. we're getting a new look at video now, part of the investigation into the antioch police scandal. who else is now involved? and the meetings now taking place? good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. the u.s. department of justice is investigating the antioch police department following an fbi investigation

that uncovered a racist text scandal. the california doj is also conducting a separate investigation, and it has begun meeting with residents and those who say they were victims of police violence this week. abc seven news reporter anser hassan has been following the story and brings us this update. reporter are you joking me? >> antioch resident frank sterling was allegedly tasered and dragged down by antioch police, as the video shows. this type of evidence is among the stories he shared with the california department of justice. >> me being arrested in 2009, where i was attacked by the antioch police, choked unconscious, kicked in the face and called a bunch of names that you now see in the text messages. >> sterling was one of a small group that the doj invited to confidential meetings. it's part of the doj's investigation into the antioch police racist texting scandal. that was uncovered by the fbi in 2023, and led to more than 40% of the police department to be put on

paid leave. >> a lot of us feel like out here that the antioch police officers association is who is really running the show out here. >> sterling says the doj is gathering victim stories and soliciting input on possible solutions. but he says the doj didn't disclose where it is in its investigation. >> they did talk about other places that they have done stuff like this and that they've looked to get oversight. >> my witness to their their use of police to weaponize them against parents in the school district. that's something that i've witnessed. >> patricia granados was also invited to thursday's meeting. she says people shared pictures, videos and other documentation with investigators. she believes the doj s investigation is important, but she's a bit skeptical. that will lead to big changes. >> this is just the beginning because it's going to take a lot of manpower, a lot of attorneys, a lot of victim statements that

haven't even come forward. >> sterling also has his doubts, but he believes pressure from the doj may help the city implement changes it's attempting to make. >> i feel like it's important no matter what, because i feel like they're going to take a record of it and somewhere it's going to be on the official books and on the official record. >> the doj and antioch police department did not return requests for comment. the doj's next meeting, which will include representatives from the naacp, is set for monday in antioch. anser hassan abc seven news. >> a stretch of highway 37 is closed tonight in both directions in solano county because of a wreck. take a look. two vehicles crashed this afternoon, causing a big rig to overturn and spill gasoline into the water. it's been shut down between highway 121 and walnut avenue for hours, so a hazmat crew can clean up the mess. the chp expects the roadway to reopen maybe a little after midnight. over in santa cruz county, a fire along highway 17 in the scotts valley area

briefly forced evacuations and a shutdown of one lane of traffic tonight. it started at around 7 p.m, and firefighters had it contained by nine. the fire burned about two acres and no one was hurt. all lanes of highway 17 are now open. we do want to turn to the weather because it really is beginning to feel like fall out there. and spencer, you say rain is on the way for some parts of the bay area. >> that is correct, john. it's getting cooler, getting cloudier. the overall pattern is and some rain is likely tonight. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see there's rain up in the north pacific northwest right now, and some of it's trailing down into northern california. and some of it's likely to reach the bay area, but maybe not all of the bay area. these are the headlines tomorrow and monday. drizzle and spotty showers are likely tuesday. a brief sunny break, but then later in the week, the pattern gets active and unsettled once again. so for tonight, here's the forecast animation showing little areas of green you see moving through the north bay mainly. so there will be some measurable rain in

the north bay. some of these light showers may actually reach other parts of the bay area as well, but it will be concentrated mainly in the north bay. it will continue into the daytime hours tomorrow before it all winds down, and we may be left with rainfall totals of several hundredths of an inch of rain, again, mainly in the north bay. but there's more than that on the way later in the week, i'll have all those details in my seven day accuweather forecast in just a moment, dion. >> all right. sounds good. spencer. thanks. more bay area sideshows overnight, this time in san jose. before 1 a.m. on murphy avenue and oakland road. you can see there a crowd of people just surrounding the intersection and fireworks going off, cars doing donuts. witnesses say they saw multiple san jose police officers responding along with a helicopter. it's still not clear if any arrests were made. campaign volunteers for oakland councilmember carroll fife are back out in the same

neighborhood where they were victimized in a violent attack thursday night. the youth canvassers were harassed and threatened. one even hit in the back of the head with a gun. today, one of the volunteers who returned to the area shared details of what happened. >> he proceeded to come out from the from the building as we're already walking away and continued shouting at us and cussing at us. and so we kept walking and as we turned around, we saw another one of our canvassers behind on his knees, and the guy following us cocked his gun. and as we heard that me and the other canvasser, we ran so fast for our lives. >> the volunteers went on to say they will not be bullied. we are just over a week away from election day and starting this weekend, early voting centers are opening up across the state, including here in the bay area. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard shows us why many voters are showing up early to cast

their ballots. >> san francisco voters are showing up early in the basement of city hall to cast or drop off their ballots. tauentzien has been working overseas and missed the last election. >> i missed the last vote previously, so this time i want to make sure that i got it in due to covid being overseas. my ballot didn't get in and i think that's my responsibility as a citizen to the minimal responsibility is to vote. >> this voting center is open this weekend and next from 10 to 4. there are lots of options. >> even if someone is not registered to vote, they still can. they come, but they have to do so in person and they come to city hall here at the voting center. or they go to a polling place on election day and register and receive a ballot. >> johnson says 90,000 mail in ballots have been received already. he predicts voter turnout could meet or exceed 2020 presidential election of 86%. >> the presidential elections in san francisco certainly have been getting stronger as far as turnout is concerned. >> on the peninsula, voters also have the option of voting early here in san mateo county.

>> we're expecting large turnout and up in marin. >> voting centers will be open every day through november 5th. >> we want to make sure everybody has the opportunity to vote, and it's a very important election. >> gino molinari is new to marin. he just registered and cast his ballot because there's just too much at stake. >> and you voted? i voted, i'm disappointed in the acrimony in this election. i see hatred, i see violence, i just hope whoever wins, it goes through peacefully. >> i think everybody said what they said, and most of us have made our, you know, made up our minds and hopefully everybody will just vote to find the closest voting center or drop box in your county. >> head to the secretary of state's website. cornell, bernard, abc7 news, san francisco is offering a ballot pickup service for people who are homebound and hospitalized. >> it's for city residents who

can't travel to vote in person in the week before election day. all they have to do is call or email the department of elections. the phone number you'll see is on your screen at the bottom there. election officials say all ballots will be handled with care by workers trained to respect voter privacy. in the race for the white house, the focus is on the battleground states. vice president harris was in michigan today with former first lady michelle obama. meantime, former president trump was in pennsylvania, a state he narrowly won in 2016. abc news reporter chuck severson with the latest now from the campaign trail. >> former president trump rallying the crowd at penn state in the critical battleground of pennsylvania. it's the first time a candidate hosted a major rally in happy valley since barack obama did so back in march 2008. >> you know, i'm looking at this crowd. it's such a young crowd. it's a young crowd and a lot of young people here. >> earlier in the day, trump and the critical swing state of michigan, highlighting the importance of michigan's arab

vote. >> they could turn the election one way or the other. i think we have it anyway. i'm telling you, we have so many votes, but we got to get more. we got to get more. but the muslim and arab voters in michigan and across the country want a stop to the endless wars and a return to peace in the middle east. that's all they want. >> vice president harris, also in battleground michigan, with a little help from her friend, former first lady michelle obama. >> why on earth is this race even close? are we willing what it takes to get her across the finish line, or are we going to let ourselves get distracted and fall for the scam? >> the vice president, touting her economic policy, including a proposal to provide up to $25,000 in down payment support for first time home buyers. >> because the way i see it, it's not enough that you're just able to get by. i want you to be able to get ahead. >> earlier in the day, the vice

president also highlighting reproductive rights in a meeting with doctors on the front lines. chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york be sure to stick with abc seven news for your election coverage. >> we've got a voter guide with information about the propositions and the candidates. just head to abc seven news.com and look, under the election section. well, still to come tonight there are lots of ghosts and goblins running around the bay area this weekend. some halloween events are fun, while some might give you a bit of a scare. we'll give you a sampling. plus, there really are no words needed here. we'll tell you why they are dropping pumpkins from the sky. and a little later. this is something many of us have dealt with on social media. your account gets hacked. what happened to one woman that had her literally banging on metal door? seven on your side has a story. you

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it feels like there is something for everyone. and if you have a costume, even better. abc seven news reporter tara campbell takes us around the bay area for a sampling of the spooky offerings. >> halloween celebrations underway saturday across the bay. clad in costumes in the castro to give people that outlet, that thing that that old school san francisco, that street party vibe. >> the fact that we can close down a street and just come out here and be fabulous and be colorful and do the thing, means everything to me, because there is so much of the world that we don't get to do that. so yeah, i treasure it. >> halloween in the castro back

for a second year after a long standing hiatus. >> wonderful opportunity to take back the streets and to continue the legacy of halloween in the castro, a beloved cultural institution. >> it's fun to get out and just, you know, dance with the community. sometimes i think it's really freeing. >> the fact that you can come out, find community, find some friends, be able to have like some connections, at least just for a couple of hours and across the bay more scenes of celebration, concerts, a costume party, and more at the uss hornet. >> this has been ten, 15, 20 years. >> tradition. it's a great event every year. it's one of our favorites. a lot of fun and more fun to be found in martinez. >> hundreds of families gathering downtown for the annual halloween spooktacular. meanwhile, back across the bay, more family fun at golden gate park. face painting and trick or treating at the academy of sciences. >> seeing halloween through the kids eyes is the best. >> tara campbell, abc seven

news. >> there was a different kind of halloween celebration this morning in san carlos. hiller aviation museum did a pumpkin drop by helicopter. their gallery space was turned into a haunted hangar for the weekend, where people could come for games, crafts, and a pumpkin hunt. the fun continues tomorrow from ten to noon with another pumpkin drop. the event is included in the cost of museum admission. and if you're looking for something to get into the holiday spirit, you can go to our website, abc7 news.com. we've got a list of halloween events going on right now in the bay area. and check this out. an out of world experience at ocean beach today. sand was sculpted into everything from ufos to aliens and other worldly designs along the san francisco waterfront. it was the 42nd annual classic leap sand castle classic, where teams of

architects, engineers, designers and some students even gathered to bring these grand creations to life. the event raised funds for better arts and architecture education for 10,000 public school students to the north bay. now, where we are getting a look at the state of marin county's reservoirs. despite dry weather and minimal rain for months, water managers say reservoir levels are looking pretty good. and they say it's because of above average rainfall. the past two winters. the water district also credits the conservation efforts of their customers, and across the state, major reservoirs are holding about 115% more than usual for this time of year. and we have even more precipitation on the way. if all goes as planned. >> as planned, as if we planned it. that's right, that's right. >> as if you planned it. >> exactly. we do have some light rain coming. our way in the next few hours. as a matter of fact. here's a look at the satellite radar composite image. you can see very active weather to our west and northwest up to

the pacific northwest. getting some significant rainfall. right now, some of it is moving into northern california. and some of that will likely reach the bay area during the overnight and early morning hours. right now, the wind is relatively calm. only a couple of places reporting surface wind speeds over ten miles per hour. but notice the warm up. the 24 hour temperature change shows many locations from 5 to 10 degrees warmer right now than at this time last night, and that's because of the cloud cover coming in. that's locking in the daytime heating so it can't escape. so it's going to be pretty mild overnight right now 59 degrees here in san francisco we have mid 60s at oakland hayward san jose 61 and redwood city 59 at half moon bay, nice view from up at mount tam. yeah it is looking down onto parts of the city. you can see some low clouds developing there 60 degrees right now in santa rosa, 57 in petaluma, 60 at napa and we have 63 each at fairfield, concord and livermore. and now looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, let's check out our forecast headlines tomorrow. and monday we'll have drizzle and spotty showers. now,

this precipitation will be confined mainly to the north bay, but there's a chance of some spotty showers may reach other parts of the bay area as well. tuesday we'll get a brief sunny break, but then the remainder of the week will be unsettled. a lot cooler, and there's at least a hint of more rain coming our way later next week. so for the overnight hours, look for little pockets of light showers and drizzle moving again, mainly through the north bay. but some of those showers may hit locations south of the golden gate over in the east bay, but again, generally the north bay is the. the region likely to get some measurable rainfall out of this overnight. low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper seconds, so much milder generally than last night was, and if we do get measurable rain, it will amount in most locations to only a couple of hundredths of an inch, but up in ukiah, nearly a quarter of an inch is possible. from this system if it holds up. so for tomorrow, after some morning clouds and possibly sprinkles, afternoon highs will range from about 60 to half moon bay to mainly mid and upper 60s

around the bay shoreline in the inland east bay. we'll see low to mid 70s notice fairly cool day tomorrow. as deon indicated earlier because she took a sneak peek at my forecast. it is becoming more fall like. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so on monday, another chance of some isolated showers in the early part of the day and a cooler day with highs in the inland areas only in the upper 60s. then we get a brief drying out and a brief warming up on tuesday, but only up to about 70 inland for the remainder of the week. going through thursday, which is halloween and friday, which is november 1st. we'll see increasing clouds, much cooler pattern. it will be noticeably cooler and little chances of light rainfall here or there. maybe on wednesday, maybe continuing into thursday. that's what we call an unsettled pattern when there's not a reliable chance, a significant chance of rainfall. but we know it could happen. okay. >> we'll see as we get a little bit closer to halloween then. okay. spencer. thanks. now still

ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11. look at this crowd. we'll explain what's behind this purple and the cause. these folks in the east bay were helping out by lacing

in san ramon. abc's very own leslie brinkley was there to give a speech in support of alzheimer's association. it's the largest event to raise the funds needed for advanced care, support and research efforts. more than 6 million americans live with the disease, and 11 million of their family and friends take on the cost for the care. a busy saturday on the college gridiron. plus a star player gets injured in game two of the world series. chris alvarez has it all with this preview of sports. chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports. shohei ohtani leaves

game two of the fall classic early. plus, be bear aware the amazing heads up play from cal as they get back in the win column this

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first year, the spartans taking on my ama mater, fresno state, in the 87th edition of the valley trophy. the actual trophy, though, has only been around since 2013, but it sure is nice less than a minute into the game. so right away, spartans get on the board. walker. egan up top to nick nash. ball gets loose but ruled a touchdown. take a look. he gets three steps down before the defender punches it out. reviewed and upheld. but it's all fresno state after that mikey keane to jalen moss who sheds a tackler and runs away from all the spartans 20 unanswered points, 20 to 7. fresno state at the half. third quarter now it's keane. all kinds of time up top to magdalena. another touchdown fresno state scores 33 unanswered. they win 3310. the spartans are off next week before going to oregon state. speaking of cal hosting them. oregon state's own and warriors guard gary payton, the second in the house. their home opener is tomorrow. e-40 was cal's

honorary captain on cal's opening drive. got to see this play. fernando mendoza will score pass to javon thomas. gets spun around and then flips it back to mendoza. well, that's an easy touchdown right into your living room. cal score wins 44 to 7. mendoza threw a career high 364, but that touchdown was the highlight. what a play. who wants ice cream? i do. homecoming on the farm stanford hosting wake forest. down 14. nothing early but tied up when tovar to feed ripping it out and then picks up the football and it's a 44 yard scoop and score and we're tied at 14. fourth quarter now down seven. stanford's ashton daniels hits sam roush over the middle. and then look at the strength not being denied into the end zone. we're tied at 24 just under 30s. stanford down three on the edge of field goal range. but daniels out of the shotgun is going to be picked off in a tough second season for troy taylor. stanford falls 2724. they dropped their

fifth straight game world series game two between the yankees and dodgers. ice cube getting the party started at dodger stadium, hoping it would be a good day there in la. even magic johnson groove into that top three. yankees down one. nothing. juan soto solo shot off yoshi yamamoto ties the game. yamamoto only allowed one hit in six and a third, but it was a big one. freddie freeman, remember, hit the walk off grand slam in game one. a solo shot here. back to backs give la a41 lead in the third inning. and then a scary sight for la in the seventh inning there, shohei ohtani trying to steal second base tagged out, jams his left shoulder on the slide. he would leave the game and he'll have more tests, but we'll wait and see how that affects the series. top nine yankees down two jose trevino flies out with the bases loaded. dodgers win four two, two zero series lead. game three in new york monday night. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> so much more to come tonight.

israel says it's done with its retaliatory airstrikes on iran. the reaction coming in and why there may be a new push for ceasefire in the middle east. and remember that mass computer outage in july that made a mess out of just about everything. delta took longer to recover than other airlines. so why is it filing

the latest developments out of the middle east after israel carried out what it called precise retaliatory strikes on iran. the idf says it's in response to a barrage of iranian missiles fired toward israel earlier this month. abc news reporter sophie burridge is in tel aviv with the reaction from the iranians, as well as president biden. >> it looks like they didn't hit anything out of the military targets. my hope is this is the end. >> israeli forces launching an unprecedented aerial bombardment on iran. aircraft conducting the hours long nighttime mission in response to that massive ballistic missile attack earlier

this month, prime minister benjamin netanyahu, watching the attack unfold with his national security team in israel's situation room. israel's air force saying it unleashed several waves of strikes hitting military targets deep inside the country. >> we conducted targeted and precise strikes on military targets in iran, thwarting immediate threats to the state of israel. >> the regime downplaying the attack, echoing a claim on iranian state tv that it caused limited damage. but iran says four of its soldiers were killed in the attacks on military bases in three regions sites in syria also attacked, according to officials there. iran issuing a statement adding that it favors pushing for a ceasefire in gaza and lebanon over retaliation. they are up against a very, very powerful military in the israelis, who have way more capabilities than them, and it could end even worse than it has last night. >> they chose the least escalatory of the courses of actions they could have. they

didn't hit nuclear sites. they didn't hit energy infrastructure, but they did hit a lot of significant military targets. and iran's uh- downplaying what they actually did. >> the white house claims the u.s. was not involved in the operation, but was given a heads up ahead of time. tom soufi burridge, abc news, tel aviv. >> hezbollah appears to have fired back at israel after its attack on iran. some rockets fired into israel from lebanon were intercepted by an israeli air defense system. their military says 190 projectiles were fired by hezbollah, and hezbollah put out a statement today saying it used rockets to attack a settlement in northern israel. no injuries were reported. recovery efforts are underway in the philippines following widespread flooding caused by a tropical storm. this storm was one of the deadliest in the country this year, where authorities say the death toll now stands at 126. many more people are missing and it's feared they are now buried in landslides triggered by torrential rains. the storm

dropped more than a month's worth of rain in a 24 hour period. more than 5 million people were in the path of the storm, including a half million who fled to thousands of emergency shelters. delta air lines is suing a cybersecurity company over the july outages that it says caused half $1 billion in lost revenue. the airline claims crowdstrike cut corners that led to a worldwide technology crash. operations were crippled for days, and delta now wants compensation. a lawyer representing the cybersecurity company says delta is being misleading about its response, pointing out that other airlines recovered quickly, which the u.s. department of transportation is currently investigating. there was an event tonight to raise funds for hurricane helene relief in north carolina. it's called concert for carolina, where songs of hope were played at bank of america stadium in charlotte. the funds raised will send much needed relief to

charities helping victims of the hurricane. north carolinians and country music stars like luke combs and eric church. coordinated the event. >> the biggest thing, i think for luke and i, the most important part is we continue to shine a light on this. this concert is a great way to do it, but these people are going to need help long after tonight and long after next month and long after six months. >> last month, the hurricane ripped through the southeast, causing catastrophic flooding and destruction, leaving at least 230 people dead, with the damage estimated at $53 billion. new developments tonight. the astronaut hospitalized after returning from space has been released. nasa says the person has been released in good health, but they still won't identify them or say why they needed to be placed under observation. the crew member was part of a four person team that spent eight months on the space station. the crew's return was delayed two months, you may

remember, due to technical problems with their capsule and hurricane weather concerns. still ahead. tonight, we'll tell you how to protect yourself from getting hacked on facebook. a seven on your side investigation into one woman's journey in getting help after a scammer used her account. >> i'm spencer christian. spotty showers are coming our way overnight. i'll show you when to expect them and where in my accuweather forecast in just a moment. when

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had taken control and was scamming her friends. facebook and its parent company, meta, provided no help to kick the scammer out until she agreed to pay for their help. seven on your side stephanie sierra takes a look. >> i seen it happen before my eyes. i was like, what are you doing? that's you're changing my email. >> trevor ridgeway recalls how

she was tricked into giving a hacker control of her facebook page. >> i thought i was talking to my step mother. it wasn't. >> the hacker changed the email and password to her account and then pretended to be trevor, sending messages to all of my friends saying i need money. >> can you do me a favor? >> for months, the imposter used her page to sell items that don't exist. >> he was selling a car, selling all my dad's things. like a mower. send me a deposit and i'll save it for you. >> worst of all, she and her husband lost access to years of memories. >> when we got engaged and when we met from, you know, raising kids just vanished. >> trevor tried to retrieve her account using facebook's automated help page. it did email a reset code, but it went straight to the imposters email. friends tried reporting the fraud, but the reply kept saying this content does not go against our community standards. i'm like, okay, this is i've had enough. >> so i jumped in the car and i

ran down to hacker way. >> tovar drove straight to meta headquarters in menlo park. she was stopped at the door. >> they're like, i'm sorry, i can't do anything about this. i go, you are telling me that you don't have anyone working for hacked pages? this happens every day. no, i'm sorry, there isn't. >> they handed her a piece of paper with a qr code, but it sent her straight back to the unhelpful robot. >> for a big company like that, knowing that people get hacked every day, thousands. you would think that they would have somebody that you could actually talk to, but they don't. >> tovar was about to stage a picket outside the meta building when she found a surprising way to get her account back. >> you have to pay 14.99. >> the tech giant has rolled out meta, verified, a concierge style service meant to protect and authenticate mainly high profile accounts, but for 14.99 per month, any users can get

basic service with access to a live agent. >> you shouldn't have to pay money to get your page back. >> but in desperation, she did. tovar paid 14.99 for a month of meta verified, and it got me right in. instead of a machine spitting this automated reply, a live agent came on chat. she wrote hi tovar, this is leandra from the meta support team. how can i help you today? tovar typed. my facebook got hacked. the agent replied, that sounds really frustrating. please be assured that i will be doing my best to help you. finally, a sympathetic voice. oh my gosh, i was relieved. the agent gave her updates on her case. then hours later, great news. the account was back. >> i was just i was relieved i was able to get all my memories back. >> yet the couple says meta shouldn't be charging money to fix problems, and some critics agree individual users should not have to pay for security that should be baked into the

experience. eva velasquez is the ceo of the identity theft resource center. >> any time an industry creates a problem and then monetizes solution, we are going to take umbrage. >> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg responded to such criticism in a blog post, saying, we already provide protections and some support for everyone, but verifying government ids and providing direct access to customer support for millions or billions of people costs a significant amount of money for the ridgeways, it was an expedient $15 resolution. >> it's well worth it for seven on your side. >> i'm stephanie sierra, abc. >> glad they can smile now. now, if you have an issue you'd like seven on your side to look into, just head to abc7 news .com/ seven on your side. we'll take a look a first glance. oh how sweet. at the smithsonian national zoo's newest pandas as they acclimate to their new habitat. d.c. area residents do

have to wait until january to see the pandas for themselves, but the zoo released this video of the pandas playing with some balls. keepers gave the pandas the toys to help keep them physically active and mentally sharp. earlier this year, san francisco mayor london breed announced an agreement to bring pandas to the bay area, but the timeline on exactly when that is still unclear. >> you know, you can't look at a panda and not go, yeah, i mean, they really bring people together. >> they give you a sense of joy. >> they bring nations together now as well. diplomacy. >> pandas. >> that's right. exactly right. let's take a look at what's happening with our weather. get this together. we've got the satellite radar composite image showing showers and rain to our north. and during the overnight hours, as we do the forecast animation here, you can see those showers are going to swing mainly through the north bay. so there will be some wet spots up north. but 1 or 2 of those showers may actually push south of the golden gate and hit other parts of the bay area, but generally this is a north bay event, so overnight lows will be

mainly in the upper 50s. pretty mild overnight because of the cloud cover locking in the daytime warming. and then as you look excuse me as you look at the rainfall estimates, we're talking about only a couple of hundredths of an inch of rain for the locations that most locations that actually get measurable rain except ukiah, which may get nearly a quarter of an inch. highs in the afternoon tomorrow once the rain has ended. about 60 at the coast. upper 60s around the bay. low 70s in the inland areas. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. even cooler on monday with a chance of some lingering isolated showers. then we get sunny and dry weather on tuesday and then unsettled. cloudier, cooler weather going through halloween and the beginning of november on friday in your extensive travels around the country, around the world, have you seen a panda in real life? i've never seen a panda. oh, i've i've seen lots of other creatures. >> yeah, i'm sure i haven't either. so if they do end up coming to san francisco, we should take a field trip. i'd love to see them. >> yeah. >> yeah. all right, let's get to chris alvarez now with another preview of sports. hi, chris.

>> hi, dion. coming up in sports. warriors getting ready for the home opener tomorrow night. plus rivalry renewed. niners and cowboys taking the field on national tight ends day. george kittle

in straight game, the 40 niners are going to play a team coming off of their bye week last week. the 40 niners lost to the chiefs in a super bowl rematch this week. the niners host the rival cowboys. both teams are going to look to get their seasons back on track. remember, the cowboys suffered a 47 nine blowout loss at home to the lions just two weeks ago. tomorrow marks national tight ends day. you can bet number 85 is going to be ready to go. that's george kittle, who last season scored three touchdowns in a 4210 win over dallas under the sunday night lights. he's been hampered with a sprained foot this week. but you think the founder of national tight ends day is going to miss this one. it sure doesn't sound like it. >> no matter what the stats are,

no matter what the you know, the standings are, whatever it is, it's going to be a really good football game. and we just have to go out there and execute and play our game and try our best to beat the cowboys. >> really good team that we know each other really well. both of our backs against the wall. so i'm pretty sure they they have just as much urgency as we have. so you can't really hang our hat. just saying hey we got to get this one. we got to do the things that that get you wins instead of just, you know, talking. so yeah, tomorrow's a battle of three win teams. >> the cowboys enter with a three and three record. licking those wounds after that embarrassing 47 nine home loss to the lions just two weeks ago. dallas is going to be without linebacker micah parsons, who's dealing with a high ankle sprain. it's a big swing game for two teams looking to get back on track. >> they know us and we know them. i mean, we've seen them the last three years. obviously they're very physical. we know how they're going to approach us. we just got to we got to match their energy and come ready to play. >> averaging isn't good enough right now by any means. i mean, it's never been good enough for me. so i can't say that i've

been happy or excited after any of these games that i've played. >> we need to win. obviously, we know what kind of game is going to be. so as far as motivation, that's all we need. >> and end your week here. more monday night football on abc seven this week starting at 5 p.m. the new york football giants and the pittsburgh steelers, followed by after the game with larry and mike now back to berkeley. we just have to see this again. oregon state's own warriors guard gary payton the second he was in the house, e-40 was cal's honorary captain and cal in their opening drive, showing off fernando mendoza, your quarterback. a little screen pass to javon thomas. spun around and alertly flips it back to his quarterback. mendoza for the walk in touchdown right in your living room. cal rolls 44 to 7 now. mendoza threw a career high 364, but that touchdown sure was the highlight. >> the play wasn't really planned out like that, but i did yell to him to give me the ball and he got spun around. it was a really impressive play because once he locked eyes, he tossed it. that just is a testament to jet's and i's great

relationship. communication and the trust because that's in the red zone. and to have that trust to pitch the ball and almost give it up in the red zone is a huge testament to jet's and his relationship. >> all right. the warriors are off to a two and zero start after wins in portland and utah. tomorrow night at chase, the home opener against the clippers, 530 tip off sunday night. steph curry and company. they rushed out of the gates this season. the dubs set an nba record, winning their first two games by a total of 77 points. it's the most by any team in nba history to start a season. we're going to look to regain home court advantage after finishing just 21 and 20 in front of dub nation last season, so far, the vibes are good. >> yeah, i mean, we couldn't couldn't have imagined this. i mean, winning two road games in the manner that we did. the guys defending the way they they did, the energy, the connection. >> we're all for each other, you know, we at the end of the day, we all have one common goal, and

that's to create a special team that can do some special things. >> sharks in las vegas looking to hit the jackpot for their first win of the season thomas hurdle taking on san jose for the first time in his career. vegas scored three in the first hurdle, gets an assist on the third one to brett howden, three zero after one. sharks on the board though in the second. mikael granlund. he scored in three straight games, so there you go. but hurdle got his second assist on the final goal of the game. also to howden, and the sharks lose seven three, becoming the first team in nhl history to go winless in the first nine games of consecutive seasons. abc seven sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion a quick reminder that 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 along with google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. all you have to do is download the app now and start streaming for free. and that is all the time we have for this edition of abc seven news at 11. i'm dion lim. the

news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and chris and all of us here. thanks so much. have a great night. we'll see you in the morning.