sources tell abc news that no sooner had trump shared the information with pratt, the australian billionaire started telling other people. those sources tell abc that one of trump's former employees at mar-a-lago told investigators that, minutes after pratt spoke with trump, he heard the australian telling someone else what trump had told him. in all, pratt described what the former president had told him in emails and in conversations with at least 45 others, including six journalists, 11 of his company's 'em ply yemployees, t australian officials, and three former australian prime ministers, the sources told abc news. the potential disclosure was uncovered as part of the investigation into trump's alleged mishandling of classified documents, the sources told abc news. but there is no indication that trump showed the australian any of those classified documents. it's unclear if the information trump allegedly shared with pratt was accurate, but abc news was told the investigators asked pratt not to repeat it, suggesting it was too sensitive to share. while there's no indication this involve

abc news learning that that billionaire allegedly shared those u.s. nuclear secrets with dozens of others, including foreign officials, even his own employees. here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: an australian billionaire and member of donald trump's mar-a-lago club has told special counsel jack smith's team that the former president told him potentially sensitive information about the capabilities of america's nuclear submarines, sources familiar with the matter tell abc news. the alleged disclosure took place at mar-a-lago in april 2021, months after trump left the white house. the billionaire, anthony pratt of u.s.-based pratt industries, then shared the information with scores of others, including more than a dozen foreign officials, several of his own employees, and a handful of journalists, according to the sources familiar with the matter. pratt has been close to trump for years. >> anthony is one of the most successful men in the world, perhaps australia's most successful man, as they say. >> reporter: according to sources, pratt told investiga

what sources are now telling abc news. >>> also, the abc news exclusive tonight.xtraordinary turn by one of donald trump's closest advisers. mark meadows now breaking with the president. >>> and the pilot who allegedly tried to crash that passenger plane over the u.s., what he now says he ingested. >>> first this evening, the news on the more than 200 hostages being held by hamas in gaza. tonight, abc news has learned negotiators are working on efforts to free a significant number of hostages before any potential israeli ground invasion. what we've now learned. and what one of the hostages just released has now revealed. what was done to her, where they took her. the maze of hamas tunnels underground. and what she said to her captor just before she was released. also, our team inside gaza tonight. hospitals near collapse. matt gutman reporting. and the u.s. warning to iran tonight. martha raddatz with late reporting in washington on the attacks on u.s. targets. >>> on capitol hill tonight, new chaos in the battle to find a new house speaker. the republican congres

i'm juju chang at abc news headquarters here in new york.nterrupt your regular programing with breaking news as we're learning details about what officials are calling a mass casualty event playing out in lewiston, maine, home to bates college about 45 minutes north of portland, maine . law enforcement sources there say at least 16 people are dead and dozens more injured. a bowling alley came under fire and there are additional reports of shots fired at a local bar and a walmart distribution center. the local sheriff's office releasing these photos of the possible shooter. the suspect is still at large and authorities are asking the public to shelter in place and for businesses to remain closed. and maine's governor, janet mills has posted, i am aware of and have been briefed on the active shooter situation in lewiston. i urge all people in the area to follow the direction of state and local law enforcement, but i will continue to monitor the situation and remain in close contact with public safety officials. this is clearly an active shoote

dustin dawsey, abc seven news and earlier today on our 3 p.m. program, getting answers, abc seven news anchor kristen sze spoke with abc news aviation analyst john nance. >> he put things into perspective about how rare these incidents are and how the crew managed the threat. the captain and the first officer took care of the problem and there were no weapons involved. >> thank. thanks to our ability with tsa to screen them out. so i think you have to look at it from that point of view, 32 000 flights a day. this sort of thing has never happened except in the last probably 30 years. one time. >> and that last time it was a fedex cargo flight in 1994, which was also trying to fly to the bay area, san jose airport, in fact, jump seating fedex flight engineer who was facing termination tried to bludgeon the crew of three to death with a hammer after takeoff. auburn calloway wanted to crash the plane so his family could cash in on a life insurance policy. calloway failed. thank goodness the crew survived and landed the jets safely back in memphis. bu

we still have much more news ahead. >> abc seven news anchor karina nova is here with a look at what'sg up at 530. karina, thanks, dan. >> and well, there is a plan to transform downtown san francisco, which includes improving market street. abc's seven news reporter leanne melendez joins me with why that plan isn't going as expected. we'll take a look at the possible solutions to revitalize market and appeal to bicyclists and pedestrians. is plus the wnba is coming to the bay area. a big announcement today by the warriors is where the new women's team will play. when you can see them in action in the work put in to bring a team here, join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv dan, alma, karina, thanks so much. >> all right. and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com. join karina in two minutes. >> if you're watching us here on tv. world news tonight with david muir is next with sandy patel. all of us we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ahmad daetz. >> we will see you again at. is it possible my network could take my bu

campbell abc news. very good reminder. >> thank you, tara. multiple sources tell abc7 news that a work laptop that belongs to alameda county da pamela price was stolen from her car. the car burglary happened around 3 p.m. yesterday at the alameda county family justice center in oakland . and of course, we will keep you updated on this developing story. a bay area native and former major league baseball player is back in california as he faces charges in a 2021 murder. it happened in lake tahoe. danny seraphine was extradited from nevada and landed in placer county. according to the sheriff's office. now, he was taken off the plane and then booked into the county jail. is expected to be in court next week. seraphine is accused of killing his father in law and severely injuring his mother in law. he went to sarah high school in san mateo and played for several major league teams. hundreds of protesters shut down new york city's grand central terminal during rush hour last night. they were in favor of a ceasefire from israel . at least 200 demons

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dan ashley, abc seven news. >> still ahead on abc seven mornings, israel begins what it's calling the second stage of war. how ground and air operations are intensified fighting as authorities scramble to get hostages back home at 630, high fire danger. this morning, crews are prepared as a red flag warning and wind advisory has been issued for parts of the bay area. we're keeping a close eye on those conditions for you right now. in fact, lisa is tracking wind gusts up to 60mph in some areas overnight in mount diablo, in the oakland hills, gusting to 46 miles an hour. >> so we're looking at the winds continuing to increase the next several hours right on through the early afternoon. a red flag warning takes us until 5:00. north northeast, winds 15 to 30 miles an hour. those gusts much higher than that up to 50 and 60 miles an hour. relative humidity already in the teens. it'll be dropping below 10. this could initiate fires, allow them to spread rapidly, knocked down power lines, which also could spark fires. and we could see some of those tree limbs that have been stressed. but the

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aaron katersky, abc news, new york. >> david muir will be reporting and anchoring world news tonight from israel starting tonight. you can catch him at 330 right after getting answers on abc seven tourists are returning to west maui during a phased reopening. it started over the weekend. some residents signed a petition to delay the reopening as families continue to struggle to recover. one food truck owner says business traffic is down dramatically and now they're just trying to survive of probably for like 800 to 1000 people a night between, you know, tourists and local people . >> and right now, we have about 20, maybe 30, the most. we just need to keep moving forward. i understand a lot of people having issues with opening, but we need to survive. it's the only way. >> the hawaii tourism authority says tourism is the number one driver of the state's economy. >> 509 this morning and we are tracking cooler, cloudier changes today and even the chance of a light shower. we had our heat wave break yesterday is starting to see cooler air move in our marine layer returned yesterday and n

stone, abc seven news.y j.r, thank you. >> also in san francisco today, police were in a heated standoff with a man allegedly armed with knives at a chase bank on masonic avenue. and fulton. police say the man went in and started verbally antagonizing the bank employees and escalated the whole thing by pulling out knives. he was not cooperative with officers when they arrived. one officer was hurt. san francisco police called on the hostage crisis negotiating team. there were flashbangs and pepper spray deployed. over 3.5 hours later, the suspect was screaming while taken into an ambulance and to a nearby hospital. >> happening now, the white house is showing support for israel. it is lit up in blue and white lights, which are the colors of the israeli flag. >> president biden says he will address the situation in israel and palestine tomorrow in an afternoon speech. that's according to a white house official. >> the president says at least 11 americans are among the dead in the fighting, at least 100 peopl

news ahead. at 530 and a wrap of the giants 2023 season and a look ahead to the next season. abcsports director larry beil will join me. plus, we've heard san francisco law enforcement say it's difficult to convict drug dealers. so tonight we're trying to understand why. abc seven news reporter leanne melendez. recent sat down with district attorney brooke jenkins to get some insight on this. she'll join me live to talk about it as the city continues to try to tackle the fentanyl crisis and hold drug dealers accountable. you can join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next for spencer christian. >> all of us here, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm karina nova. see you in just two minutes. on the street. stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only nasal spray for dry eye. tyrvaya treats the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease fast by help

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lauren martinez, abc seven news. hose flowers are gorgeous though. >> i love the dinosaurs. >> yeah. something for everyone. >> time now to get a check of our weather. >> yes, abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is here with the heat. sandhya. >> yeah, it is going to be a hot one tomorrow for just about all parts of the bay area and ama. but i tell you what, it will start to feel like halloween this weekend. i'll explain in just a moment. a live view right now from our sutro tower camera. and it is just an absolutely spectacular view of san francisco tonight. here's a look at the high temperatures for tomorrow compared to records there are several cities that will be getting above their previous records, such as santa rosa, breaking the old record, 96 degrees for tomorrow, the high of 90 in san francisco would be a tie. oakland would be a tie. at 91, you will notice redwood city, san jose and sfo, all expecting records if they reach what we are forecasting here is a live view from our santa cruz camera and the wav

news starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc seven news. >> the red flag warning that has been in effect for much of the bay area. all weekend long is expired which is welcome news to firefighters as they've had their hands full with a number of fires fueled by high winds. thank you for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. it's this kind of scene that has firefighters concerned. this is time lapse video that you're about to see right here of a small brush fire pushed by winds. that's burned out about ten acres this afternoon in solano county near lake herman. we have team coverage tonight with the latest on the red flag warning. we begin with abc news reporter cornell bernard live in santa rosa. >> yeah. hey, j.r, it appears that the danger has passed now that that red flag warning is expiring. but, you know, it still feels like fire weather here and it's warm, breezy in the air is very dry. understandably. it has been a very difficult, very nervous weekend for folks who live here in fountaingrove place that saw so much devastation in 20

dan ashley, abc seven news. >> still ahead on abc seven mornings, israel begins what it's calling thecond stage of the war. how ground and air operations are intensifying as authorities scramble to get hostages back home. and former vice president mike pence is now out of the presidential run uh. the surprise announcement when we return on halloween season is here. >> and disney is celebrating with a month of scary, good fun. run, run, run! goosebumps. a new series inspired by the bestselling books comes to disney plus, hulu and freeform. this place is haunted. >> disney's haunted mansion is part of this year's hallow stream line up on disney plus and on hulu. >> huluween includes the creepy new movie appendage, a new season of american horror story and the streaming premiere of stephen king's the boogeyman. meanwhile on abc classic halloween favorites, hocus pocus and tim burton's the nightmare before christmas celebrate their 30th anniversary, the pumpkin king. and there are even more tricks and treats for freeform was 31 nights of halloween. here's what you can watch today. now thi

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stone abc seven news. >> all right.thank you for the latest and it is well documented the united states has far and away more mass shootings than any other country in the world. this year the us has seen 565 mass shootings with all but seven states reporting at least one, according to the gun violence archive. last year, there were 645. they count any shooting with four or more people shot. there were 688 mass shootings in 2021, which is one of the highest counts since the data started being tracked. killings in maine are rare, with the state reporting a total of 29 last year. >> lewiston is a fairly small city and to think that this is in our own backyard is just it's just very hard to comprehend. >> maine has had just three mass shootings since 2018. what happened at lewiston has at least one lawmaker vowing for change. >> maine, i would point out, has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the country. and has a long heritage of responsible gun ownership. >> the time has now come for me to take responsibility f

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abc seven news anchor jobina fortson sat down with her for a wide ranging interview about huey's lifeuple's love. you can watch the entire abc seven originals documents right now on our abc seven news bay area app. just download it wherever you stream joined right now by spencer christian i give the aerial performances there in the kind of weather that we dealt with today that is unique to i mean it was pretty amazing even under dry conditions to be able to do that. >> but under today's showery conditions, i'm impressed. here's what's happening right now with our showers. looking at live doppler seven, you can see just a few isolated showers concentrated mainly in the south bay during the overnight and early morning hours. should be all over by the time of the morning commute gets underway around 5 a.m. but there may be some patches of wet pavement out there. so morning commuters should bear that in mind. overnight lows will be mainly in the mid to upper 50s. highs tomorrow will range from mid 60s at the coast to low and mid 70s around the bay shoreline. it's going to be a sunny day b

stone, abc seven news. just horrifying there tonight in maine. >> j.r, thank you. is much more to come here. make sure to get the very latest on this developing situation with our full team on abc seven mornings right here starting at 5 a.m. as this manhunt continues. until then, we're sending urgent breaking news updates just like this one, as these stories develop, get your immediate news and weather alerts as they happen with the abc seven news bay area app. just be sure to enable the push alerts notifications and please remember these terribly jarring events of gun violence weigh on all of us. obviously and we have a list of vetted resources to help you or someone you know to get started. just visit abc7, news.com slash take action. >> all right, we will continue to follow that. but for now we want to turn to our weather because we are looking at some big changes on the way. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking what we need to know with our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya i'ma make sure you don't leave home tomorrow morning without a jack

lauren martinez, abc seven news. sh those flowers are gorgeous though. >> i love the dinosaurs. >> yeah. something for everyone. >> time now to get a check of our weather. >> yes, abc seven news meteorologist andy patel is here with the heat. sandhya. >> yeah, it is going to be a hot one tomorrow for just about all parts of the bay area and ama. but i tell you what, it will start to feel like halloween this weekend. i'll explain in just a moment. a live view right now from our sutro tower camera. and it is just an absolutely spectacular view of san francisco tonight. here's a look at the high temperatures for tomorrow compared to records there are several cities that will be getting above their previous records, such as santa rosa, breaking the old record, 96 degrees for tomorrow, the high of 90 in san francisco would be a tie. oakland would be a tie. at 91, you will notice redwood city, san jose and sfo, all expecting records if they reach what we are forecasting here is a live view from our santa cruz camera and the

stone, abc seven news. just horrifying there tonight in maine. >> j.r, thank you. ere is much more to come here. make sure to get the very latest on this developing situation with our full team on abc seven mornings right here starting at 5 a.m. as this manhunt continues. until then, we're sending urgent breaking news updates just like this one, as these stories develop, get your immediate news and weather alerts as they happen with the abc seven news bay area app. just be sure to enable the push alerts notifications and please remember these terribly jarring events of gun violence weigh on all of us. obviously and we have a list of vetted resources to help you or someone you know to get started. just visit abc7, news.com slash take action. >> all right, we will continue to follow that. but for now we want to turn to our weather because we are looking at some big changes on the way. abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking what we need to know with our 24 hour accuweather forecast. sandhya i'ma make sure you don't leave home tomorrow morning without a

in the studio, tim johns, abc seven news. all right, tim, thank you. >> and abc seven news is working on an in-depth document series about self-driving vehicles called driven our autonomous future. if you want to learn more about how these vehicles work and how they could affect our future, you can stream our reports at abc7 news.com/driven and on our abc seven news bay area apps. >> all right, now to the big opening night for the golden state warriors. their kickoff to the regular season at chase center included the emotional return of a beloved former teammate. >> abc seven news sports director larry beil was on hand for the dubs home opener. he's live there now. hey, larry. >> i'm dan. thunderous applause for kevin durant who is still quite popular in these parts. you'll recall he helped the warriors win back to back nba championships, then tore his achilles, then decided he wanted to play in brooklyn. now in phenix and the suns, thanks to 18 points from kd, emerged with a four point victory. i want to show you the scene in

the high school football player and a incredible comeback story full of heart. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this busy sunday. i'm whit johnson. we begin with breaking news out of the middle east. israel intensifying air strikes across the region, not only against hamas and gaza but also hitting targets in syria, lebanon, and the west bank. more than two weeks after the horrific hamas terror attack that killed more than 1400 israelis the world waits for news on a possible ground today, israel says one soldier was killed and three wounded during a raid inside gaza. the palestinian death toll climbing to more than 4600 people. 14,000 wounded, according to the hamas run ministry of health. the humanitarian crisis worsening there. today, at least 17 aid trucks crossed the border with egypt, but the much needed supplies were not immediately distributed. we're learning more about the two americans from illinois freed by hamas with the fate of more than 200 of the remaining hostages still unclea

lena howland, abc seven news. ena, thank you so much. >> and stay with abc seven news for the latest updates on the conflict in israel. we'll have updates on air and on all of our digital platforms. >> today, candidates for house speaker will be taking part in a forum to persuade house republicans to vote for them to replace kevin mccarthy. mccarthy was ousted one week ago after he secured a last minute budget deal with the help of house democrats to avoid a government shutdown. initially, he said he didn't intend to run again. but yesterday, the former speaker said he's willing to resume serving as speaker if enough republicans who voted in favor of his ouster are open to his reinstatement. congressman jim jordan and steve scalise have announced publicly that they are running for the job in the race for the white house. robert f kennedy jr is going independent. gloria is at the live desk with more on this big announcement tonight and how his siblings are reacting to the news. >> william good morning, kumasi . robe

stay with abc seven news for live updates on the war in israel, including on social media. search for abc seven news bay area developing news from capitol hill. >> republicans have nominated majority leader steve scalise to be speaker of the house, but will he have the 217 votes he needs to become speaker? gloria is at the live desk with an update on this. gloria. >> good morning, kumasi. here's the latest on this majority leader steve scalise received 113 votes. judicial chairman jim jordan, who was endorsed by donald trump, came up short with just 99. but until he wins, a majority of the votes in the full house, scalise will not become speaker. he can only afford to lose four republican votes. but at least one congressman told reporters he will not back scalise and still supports jim jordan without a speaker. no new legislation can be introduced, no new bills can be voted on. the clock is ticking as another government shutdown deadline is looming at midnight on november 18th. scalise says the war between israel and hamas is giving urgency for the need for republicans to e

takeaway from this is that our past doesn't define who we are. >> in fremont, lauren martinez, abc seven news yeah, right. totally. what talent? all right. >> we are four days and counting from the 49 ers playing right here on abc seven. yes. >> chris alvarez is here with sports. chris hey, dan and i'm coming up in sports, the countdown to kick off continues the niners begin their practice week but what day is it really kyle use check says why thursday is really wednesday day as the niners [♪] there's a way to cut your dishwashing time by 50%. try dawn powerwash dish spray. it removes 99% of grease and grime in half the time. it cleans so well, you can replace multiple cleaning products. try dawn powerwash. mccaffrey, wideout deebo samuel and offensive tackle trent williams did not practice today due to injury. head coach kyle shanahan are hopeful they can all play monday in minnesota right here on abc seven. now since they play monday. the team had an extra day off so in their world it was wednesday. even though it's really thursday confusing for most but not for fullback. kyle newacheck as

tim pulliam, abc news, los angeles. >> in the bay area, we saw multiple rallies today over the war in israel. there were demonstrations supporting israel as well as palestine. abc7 news reporter ryan curry has a look at the messages coming from these rallies and how one synagogue dedicated tonight's shabbat services to israelis overseas. >> demonstrations across san francisco friday at the steps of city hall. protesters supporting israel and denouncing the actions by hamas to bring them home, realizing that something like that can happen, it just it's inhumane. >> it's terrible. >> and in front of the israeli consulate, supporters of palestine, brave free palestine, there is a country called palestine, where jewish and muslims and everybody should be able to live together. >> then in the evening, shabbat at keneseth, israel, chabad is taking on a different meaning. >> rabbi moshe langer says this one is focused on praying for jewish people in israel. we have to show terrorism and evil that they're not going to stop us, they're not going to stop us from prayer. >> they're not going to

stone abc seven news. >> all right. j.r >> thank you for the latest and it is well documented the united states has far and away more mass shootings than any other country in the world. this year the us has seen 565 mass shootings with all but seven states reporting at least one, according to the gun violence archive. last year, there were 645. they count any shooting with four or more people shot. there were 688 mass shootings in 2021, which is one of the highest counts since the data started being tracked. killings in maine are rare, with the state reporting a total of 29 last year. >> lewiston is a fairly small city and to think that this is in our own backyard is just it's just very hard to comprehend. >> maine has had just three mass shootings since 2018. what happened at lewiston has at least one lawmaker vowing for change. >> maine, i would point out, has one of the highest rates of gun ownership in the country. and has a long heritage of responsible gun ownership. >> the time has now come for me to take responsi

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so when we get new information in this case, we certainly will bring it to you here on abc seven newsyou two in the studio. >> okay. thanks, chair, very much. >> we've all seen and heard the stories of san francisco's doom loop, but what will the images of closed stores and drug deals mean for an upcoming global conference with city leaders are hoping to showcase and a warning from a nearby county. plus, that's a world record third world record. >> so how much did the new world record pumpkin weigh? >> we'll have the update a little later on this hour. stay with san francisco faces one of the biggest challenges in decades to enhance the image of the city as a major world conference comes to town. >> yeah, next month, the world will be focused on san francisco during the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. >> abc7 news reporter leanne melendez joins us live now to talk about the warning from san mateo county. actually to san francisco before aipac. >> but let me say that the un charter was signed here in san francisco in 1945. right. and that was a big moment for san francisco. a

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> all right. much of the east bay is also going to be under a red flag warning through the weekend. high winds and dry brush can, of course, be a deadly, dangerous combination for wildfires. and firefighters are worried that people may be complacent, thinking the fire season is over. conditions this weekend have many firefighters on standby, especially with how quickly wildfires can break out in grassy areas. fire officials telling residents in fire prone areas to have supplies ready in case they need to evacuate. a lot of our vegetation is still intact, hasn't burned and some high winds and our folks thinking that the fire season or the vegetation fire season is over. >> it's just delayed. >> fire officials say that while they hope nothing will happen, of course they are prepared and ready to respond if needed. and you can keep track of the temperatures with the same tools that sandia uses every day. it's all on our app. just download the abc7 bay area app wherever you stream. >> new at 11 multip

takeaway from this is that our past doesn't define who we are. >> in fremont, lauren martinez, abc seven newsd for her. >> yeah, right. totally. what talent? all right. >> we are four days and counting from the 49 ers playing right here on abc seven. yes. >> chris alvarez is here with sports. chris hey, dan and i'm coming up in sports, the countdown to kick off continues the niners begin their practice week but what day is it really kyle use check says why thursday is really wednesday day as the niners prepare for a monday you got two jacks. and then my grand slam. i signed a ball for you. okay. and it says papa i love you. why did you do that? because you've taught me everything about baseball. oh hunny bunny, that's so sweet. (♪) (♪) how's the chicken? the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what t

dustin dawsey, abc seven news.l here's something to look forward to if you binge watch shows on netflix, listen to this. >> the company will soon open facilities that will allow you to fully immerse yourself in your favorite netflix shows. you will not only be able to shop for themed products, but you'll also be able to eat food based on a show and play some games to the company is aiming to launch the first few locations in the us in 2025, before expanding globally. eat food based on a show that's interesting. what do you think? >> lisa yeah, i have to follow that. i'm like, wait, what? all right. good morning, everybody. over into the east bay, you can see the fog is clearly here around oakland down the road in hayward moving into livermore, perhaps in the next few hours. so lots of places impacted and then a sunnier and warmer after noon. but that's not the whole story. we've got a big warm up on the way. i'll have that for you as well. >> lisa thank you. also next, the sharks get a historic performance from the

in the studio, tim johns, abc seven news. tim, thank you. >> and abc seven news is working on an in-depth document series about self-driving vehicles called driven our autonomous future. if you want to learn more about how these vehicles work and how they could affect our future, you can stream our reports at abc7 news.com/driven and on our abc seven news bay area apps. >> all right, now to the big opening night for the golden state warriors. their kickoff to the regular season at chase center included the emotional return of a beloved former teammate. >> abc seven news sports director larry beil was on hand for the dubs home opener. he's live there now. hey, larry. >> i'm dan. thunderous applause for kevin durant who is still quite popular in these parts. you'll recall he helped the warriors win back to back nba championships, then tore his achilles, then decided he wanted to play in brooklyn. now in phenix and the suns, thanks to 18 points from kd, emerged with a four point victory. i want to show you the scene in pre game t

stone, abc seven news. an iconic piece of north beach is getting close to saying goodbye. >> the reason this longtime san francisco restaurant is ready to close for good. also here, someone just won the second largest lottery jackpot in us history, and it was right here in california. >> plus, another lucky ticket sold in the bay area and the power of taylor. >> she just closed down a shopping center ahead of a major is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got this! because it's powered by the next generation 10g network. more speed for your business? it's not just possible. it's happening. get started for $59.99 a month for 12 months. plus, ask how to get an $800 prepaid card with a qualifying internet bundle. comcast business, powering possibilities. of columbus avenue and stockton street blames the city's drop in tourism and conventi

stay with abc seven news for the very latest on the conflict in israel. we have updates on air and on our wide range of platforms forms just be sure to search abc seven news bay area for. >> all right we need to turn now to check in with abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel because we saw a few sprinkles spring sprinkles on the windshields today. it's so shocking. haven't talked about it in a while. i can't remember what i say it well here in san francisco you can see some of those sprinkles and more showers are on the way. and she's tracking what to expect. sandhya. yeah a good idea to hang on to the umbrellas because tomorrow we have another round of showers coming our way. so let me show you a live picture from our san mateo bridge. you will notice the raindrops on the lens right now. so isolated showers and drizzle across the region will continue taking you back in time. you will notice those showers that pass through the bay area. not everyone measured. there were trace amounts in places like hayward, oakland, but there is a light level one stor

stay with abc seven news for the latest on the conflict in israel. we'll have updates on air and on our wide range of platforms. just search abc seven news bay area. >> san francisco's largest mall will now have a new manager who is expected to turn it around, according to the chronicle. greg williams of trident pacific has been appointed as a receiver of the san francisco center. this half empty mall has been plagued with crime, prompting a lawsuit and the departure of longtime tenants, most notably nordstrom . the owners stopped making payments back in june and handed them all back to their lenders. nearby union square is losing another retailer. clothing store express will be closing its doors later this month. a sign on the front door says it's not goodbye and it directs shoppers to its stonestown galleria location. an express is the latest store to exit the hard-hit shopping district. it will be closing on october 22nd. >> plans for a ferris wheel to move into fisherman's wharf are now in the works. the san francisco port commissioners are consid

lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> all right.uch of the east bay is also going to be under a red flag warning through the weekend. high winds and dry brush can, of course, be a deadly, dangerous combination for wildfires. and firefighters are worried that people may be complacent, thinking the fire season is over. conditions this weekend have many firefighters on standby, especially with how quickly wildfires can break out in grassy areas. fire officials telling residents in fire prone areas to have supplies ready in case they need to evacuate. a lot of our vegetation is still intact, hasn't burned and some high winds and our folks thinking that the fire season or the vegetation fire season is over. >> it's just delayed. >> fire officials say that while they hope nothing will happen, of course they are prepared and ready to respond if needed. and you can keep track of the temperatures with the same tools that sandia uses every day. it's all on our app. just download the abc7 bay area app wherever you stream. >> new at 11 multiple

a new $500,000 grant program will help some store owners make improvements. abc seven news reporter ryan curry spoke with some of the owners who have been impacted by crime. the chain links are the harsh reality of nisha and her family's life. >> their store is closed and fenced off. no one can go near it. >> our business is exposed. we're personally exposed as well too. we've had three burglaries over the course of the week for over 20 years. >> they've owned this convenience store. it was next to a supermarket, but that supermarket has closed and they say unhoused use the vacant store for shelter. two weeks ago, they say a fire inside caused enough damage to render the entire building, including nisha, store unsafe, forcing them to close the code. >> enforcement came in and they mentioned that the fire alarms had a code as well as the sprinkler systems. so because of that and then there's no power to any of the units. they told us, shut your doors down. your business is no longer safe to operate. >> her store is one of many struggling in southwest antioch. the