this was rebecca jarvis reporting.le the service is free, amazon is selling the lock and camera to you for $250. interesting. >>> next on abc 7 news at 11:00, benefit concert for north bay fire victims now in the works. >> experiencing just the devastation and all the carnage and we owe a lot to those first responders. >> metallica just one of several bands set to perform and we have the details on thousand get tickets. >>> now here's a live look outside, mike nico coming up with the acuwhether >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nico. >> welcome back. we'll open up the weather window on walnut creek. a little bit of the story today. the sun's getting a little hazier by the minute. due to the high pressure in the stagnant air out there. let's look at temperatures and around walnut creek, concord, san jose 77. 69 san mateo and the cool spots around the bay, santa rosa, 74. half-moon bay, only 73. all those temperatures about with our average highs are and we still have three or four hours of warming. as we look

here's abc's chief business and technology correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: it's the fall from grace that toppled a titan. and shook an entire industry. >> bombshell allegations against harvey weinstein -- >> scandal swirling around disgraced movie mogul -- >> now apparent sexual predator harvey weinstein -- >> reporter: new women coming forward with more allegations against harvey weinstein, joining the earlier accusations of sexual harassment and assault, including rape. model cara delevingne sharing her story on instagram of an encounter with weinstein, alleging he asked her to kiss another woman and tried to kiss me on the lips writing she's relieved to share her story saying there's strength in numbers. >> harvey weinstein now is one of a series of men who people thought were too big to confront. we're starting to see support for being able to speak up and speak out. >> reporter: it was this bombshell audio, first uncovered by "the new yorker" and verified by abc, that opened this case up >> i'm telling you right now -- >> what do we have to do here? >> nothing, i'm going

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here's abc's chief business and technology correspondent rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: it's the fall fromtoppled a titan. and shook an entire industry. >> bombshell allegations against harvey weinstein -- >> scandal swirling around disgraced movie mogul -- >> now apparent sexual predator harvey weinstein -- >> reporter: new women coming forward with more allegations against harvey weinstein, joining the earlier accusations of sexual harassment and assault, including rape. model cara delevingne sharing her story on instagram of an encounter with weinstein, alleging he asked her to kiss another woman and tried to kiss me on the lips writing she's relieved to share her story saying there's strength in numbers. >> harvey weinstein now is one of a series of men who people thought were too big to confront. we're starting to see support for being able to speak up and speak out. >> reporter: it was this bombshell audio, first uncovered by "the new yorker" and verified by abc, that opened this case up for prosecution. >> i'm telling you right now -- >> what do we have to do here? >> nothing, i'm g

rebecca jarvis shows us how. >>> tonight, iphone x frenzy. pre-orders for the new devices selling out in less than ten minutes. with an upgraded camera, wireless charging, facial recognition and. >> no more home button. glass all around. >> considered the most revolutionary phone on the market. at $2,0 $1,000. the most expensive iphone ever. there are ways to cut that price tag. at&t sprint t-mobile and verizon offering up to $350 off if you have an eligible trade-in and opt into a monthly payment plan. apple's own trade-up program offering as much as $375 in credits with a trade-in. if you're not tied to an iphone, best buy cutting prices on the competition by $100. the samsung galaxy on sale for $625. the pix 2 on sale for $550. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> heads up for those proud to be in the bay area. forbes gave us new bragging rights. named the san francisco metro area which includes most of the peninsula, north bay and east bay this year's coolest city. forbes acknowledge the sky high cost of living limiting the number of p

abc news reporter rebecca jarvis shows us how. >> reporter: iphone x frenzy. for the new devices selling out in less than ten minutes. with an upgraded camera, wireless charging, new facial recognition technology, plus -- >> as you see, no more home button. it's glass all around. >> reporter: it's considered the most revolutionary phone on the market. at $1,000, it's also the most expensive iphone ever. but there are some ways to cut that price tag. at&t, sprint, t-mobile and verizon offering up to $350 off if you have an eligible trade-in and opt into a monthly payment plan. apple's own trade up program is offering as much as $375 in credits with a trade-in. if you're not tied to an iphone, best buy cutting prices on the competition by $100. the samsung galaxy s8 on sale for $625. the google pixel 2 on sale for $550. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> back to the north bay wildfires, santa rosa is nearly 70 miles away from walnut creek, but fire victims are looking for an away for places to rent or even buy. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more n

rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >>> time now is 5:36.dfires, santa rosa is nearly 70 miles away from walnut creek. but fire victims are looking far away for places to rent or even buy. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley has more now about the housing shortage after the fires. >> we've had clients come down whose homes were burnt and some who were just smoked out and scared out, they come down and want to buy right now. >> reporter: some aren't waiting for things to settle out with their insurance companies. if they have enough for a down payment, they're pursuing what little is for sale. this napa resident works into walnut creek escrow office. >> a couple that lost everything in santa rosa i know is coming here. they basically just had the clothes on their back. they're coming in and putting offers in this area. hopefully they'll get one soon and we'll be doing escrows for them. >> reporter: this is the busy entrance to a retirement community in walnut creek. people are seen every day scouting for housing. realtors say their number one

. >> graham jarvis is 42 years old.e's won the race five times, he finished the mountain section the hardest and longest of day three in three hours and 45 minutes. hats off to these guys, seriously true hard core athletes. >>> i was in the gym this morning and thinking it's about that time of year jessica usually turns up with some holiday themed creation. weirdly enough, guess what? yep, it's official. jessica's lost her mind. >> i'm so excited for halloween. >> we can't tell. >> and just as excited for what we'ring if e going to do today pumpkin diorama. >> get yourself a craft pumpkin. >> using a carving kit or knife or craft knife. >> get some foam that's the base you're going to build on. then get some modeling clay and that's going to create the ground or the floor in this case, a little hill because she has a plan for that. >> i'm so eager to see what she does. >> we'll put some moss on top. >> hot glue it down and start building your scene. she's got all kinds of goodies. >> we've seen these for christmas but i

authorities did shutdown sicklerville road between jarvis road and mulland drive for several hours. >> hundreds every people in new jersey are taking a stand against hate. they came together for an annual march against racism in cherry hill. the jewish community relations council and goodwyn education center posted its fifth annual march of remembrance yesterday the goal there ask to fight prejudice, hatred, bigotry through hall owe cost education. march ended at the esther rob holocaust museum. >> in other news, hunt remembers gearing up this morning, for new jersey's annual bear hunt. the six day event kicks off today. hunters will be out looking for bears in eight counties, hunters can only use bows during a first three days of the hunt. but, can start using guns on wednesday. in new jersey, officials resumed state regulated bear hunting, back in 2,003, that was after a ban that lasted for more than 30 years. the winner of next month's gubernatorial election will decide whether the hunt will continue in the coming years, and democratic candidate fill murphy opposes bear hunting, bu

fighting a military source the sun the news agency has with its soldiers and now driving the remaining jarvis out of the city what is underway on removing land mines and booby traps left behind by the militants fighting lies in the province situated just south of the provincial capital and this area has witnessed some of the fierce fierce fighting between islamic state and syrian forces as government troops battle to push the islamist out syrian army troops successfully reached the outskirts of al my scene early this month effectively trapping isis in this city. and of course russian forces have been actively supporting syrian troops too with a russian naval task force launching cruise missile strikes one terrorist positions in al my scene while dozens of militants have been killed in a series of russian air strikes across the province in recent weeks and all this comes just one day off the russian general staff announced that islamic state now controls less than eight percent of syria you see major successes of the syrian troops but. less than eighty percent of syrian territory. controlled t

. >> chris: freshman guard jarvis trying to work against the big man. and lewerke keeps it. they move the sticks. >> kirk: they pick up their first first town, but now -- now it really become as challenge for harbaugh and how he works his time-outs. he's going to have to start using them here in these next three plays. michigan state, you would have to think, run the football and force harbaugh into using those three time-outs. not in any hurry at all. should work that all the way down to two seconds, one second if you're lewerke. >> chris: snaps it at three. and that's holmes -- that's a terrific first down gain. that becomes a crucial play. second and short now. >> kirk: michigan has to use their time-out. at this point, it just becomes, if michigan state get as first down, the game is over. that's where we are at this point. michigan's going to have to use their time-outs and if they pick up a first down, they just won't have any way to stop the clock. >> chris: another one of those games, 110th meeting, battle for the paul bunyan trophy, it's been a funky game. the weath

officials shutdown sick letter road between jarvis road and muscle and drive for several hours. >>> investigators also investigating a deadly double shooting in north philadelphia this morning. two men were shot multiple times, along the 2400 block of arlington street. this happened around 3:30 p.m. yesterday afternoon. police say one of the victims was found just outside an open car door. he the second victim in critical condition. officers investigating believe they may be looking for two gunmen. >> it appears that both victims got shot. at this point we don't think they were shooting at each other. >> information about the victims including their identity has not yet been released. so far no word on what sparked the shooting. >> investigators aren't giving up the search for motive behind a las vegas shooting t has been just over a week since the gunman opened fire, killing 58 people, and hurting more than 500 others. authorities return to steven paddock's nevada home yesterday. police say they wanted to double check for some extra clues, that's after they found guns and explosives the day afte

jarvis says that's because the plants have higher moist levels. a lot of vin yards survived those flames interestingly enough. >>> a 76-year-old fire chief in sonoma county is fighting to save his son's home after his own home burned down. this is will horn standing next burned down house.ag at his will is the fire chief of the volunteer fire department in sono county. this is video of his house burning wednesd. instead of worrying about his loss he headed about a mile down theoad to his son joel's house. he spent last night and tonight even though the fire burned entirely aroundhe house will managed to save it. big thanks to dad in that instan. >>> a sonoma county resident was driving when he spotted something a tree hollowed out by wildfire. it looks like a jack o lantern with fire glowing through the holes. flames from the tubbs fire raced through earlier some of them made a home inside the tree making for a very stranr one of a kind picture. certainly nothing i've ever seen. you haven't either probably. >>> it's been a week of great loss for s

abc's rebecca jarvis said on "gma" this morning it looks like demand is going to exceed supply. >> of course this is a highly elevated phone. apple calls it revolutionary because of the facial i.d. recognition technology, you can look at the phone and automatically open it with your face. have the animojis, the no home button and of course the upgraded cameras everyone is talking about because of the selfies and augmented reality. >> i tried out the animoji with a friend who has an iphone x already, it is pretty cool. the iphone x is going to be in stores next friday. apple is warning you, better get in line early. >>> helping you kick off your halloween celebration in style. still to come this midday, a sneak peek at the fun happening y where you live this weekend. >>> nobody puts babe bein a corner but this lovable gal with a s he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was... pe blood clots in my lung. it was really scary. a dvt in my leg. i had to learn all i could to help pr

sicklerville road between jarvis and mullen drive was closed for several hours. no word yet on what caused the crash. >> a woman is is injured and four other people are left homeless after a blaze that destroyed two homes overnight. these photos showed the flames that poured out of a home on the 4400 block of win gate street in the holmesburg section of philadelphia. fire crews got the call just before 1:00 in the morning and the blaze grew to two alarms quukly and engulfed a second home. authorities say an injured woman was transported to torresdale hospital. four people and a pet living in those two homes are now displaced. no word on a cause just yet. >> and let's get you the latest now on hurricane nate. it's just a tropical depression at this point. the storm quickly lost strength after making land fall last night. nate slammed south eastern louisiana as a category one storm on saturday evening. and early sunday it was still category one storm when it made a second land fall near biloxi, mississippi, residents in that reeming orwere bracing for mother nature

here's rebecca jarvis tracking your money. >> reporter: tonight, iphone x frenzy, pre-orders for the devices selling out in less than 10 minutes. with an upgraded camera, wireless charging, new facial recognition technology, plus -- >> no more home button. it's glass all around. it's considered the most revolutionary phone on the market. at $1000, it's also the most expensive iphone ever, but there are some ways to cut that price tag. at&t, sprint, t-mobile, and verizon offering up to $350 off if you have an eligible trade-in, and opt-into a monthly payment plan. apple's own trade up program, offering as much as $375 in credits with a trade-in. not tied to an iphone? best buy, cutting prices on the competition by $100. the samsung galaxy s8 on sale for $625. the google pixel 2 on sale for $550. >>> i love that moment when you were there when the phone was released. if you want to wait for the new iphone how long do you have to wait? >> it's going to be december before you get that new phone but it's on sale in stores next friday and apple will have them in stock for walk-ins but enco

jarvis says that's because the plants have higher moist levels. a lot of vin yards survived those flames interestingly enough. >>> a 76-year-old fire chief in sonoma county is fighting to save his son's home after his own home burned down. this is will horn standing next to the american flag at his burned down house. will is the fire chief of the volunteer fire department in sonoma county. this is video of his house burning wednesday. instead of worrying about his loss he headed about a mile down the road to his son. joel's house. he spent last night and tonight at the home. even though the fire burned entirely around the house will managed to save it. big thanks to dad in that instance. >>> a sonoma county resident was driving when he spotted something a tree hollowed out by wildfire. it looks like a jack o lantern with fire glowing through the holes. flames from the tubbs fire raced through earlier some of them made a home inside the tree making for a very stranger one of a kind picture. certainly nothing i've ever seen. you haven't either proba

. >> chris: freshman guard jarvis trying to work against the big man. and lewerke keeps it. they move the sticks. >> kirk: they pick up their first first town, but now -- now it really become as challenge for harbaugh and how he works his time-outs. he's going to have to start using them here in these next three plays. michigan state, you would have to think, run the football and force harbaugh into using those three time-outs. not in any hurry at all. should work that all the way down to two seconds, one second if you're lewerke. >> chris: snaps it at three. and that's holmes -- that's a terrific first down gain. that becomes a crucial play. second and short now. >> kirk: michigan has to use their time-out. at this point, it just becomes, if michigan state get as first down, the game is over. that's where we are at this point. michigan's going to have to use their time-outs and if they pick up a first down, they just won't have any way to stop the clock. >> chris: another one of those games, 110th meeting, battle for the paul bunyan trophy, it's been a funky game. the weath

jarvis says that's because the plants have higher moist levels. a lot of vin yards survived those flames interestingly enough. >>> a 76-year-old fire chief in sonoma county is fighting to save his son's home after his own home burned down. this is will horn standing next to the american flag at his burned down house. will is the fire chief of the volunteer fire department in sonoma county. this is video of his house burning wednesday. instead of worrying about his loss he headed about a mile down the road to his son. joel's house. he spent last night and tonight at the home. even though the fire burned entirely around the house will managed to save it. big thanks to dad in that instance. >>> a sonoma county resident was driving when he spotted something a tree hollowed out by wildfire. it looks like a jack o lantern with fire glowing through the holes. flames from the tubbs fire raced through earlier some of them made a home inside the tree making for a very stranger one of a kind picture. certainly nothing i've ever seen. you haven't either proba

officials closed down the road between jarvis and mullin and expect them to be couple more hours. >>> firefighters injured and a family cannot go home after a twin house went up in flames in northeast philadelphia. this facebook video just captures the fire engulfing the two-story home about 12:45 this morning on the 4400 block of within gate street. firefighters got it under control about an hour and one of them ended up at the hospital with minor injuries. >> we never seen nothing so crazy like that in our life, it's like our first home together as fiance, it's just ridiculous and crazy. we actually speak those people, so we hoping they got out >> three people and a dog did make it out of the home safely. investigators are looking into what started that fire. >>> past few week, professional football players been making statements before or during the national anthem. at the colt's 49ers game mike pence made a statement of his own, he would not dignify an event that disrespects the soldier, the flag or the national anthem. about a dozen had taken a knee during the anthem, president t

. >> abc rebecca jarvis has more on the no-win situations women often find themselves in at work. >> old as hollywood itself. tales of sexual favors and sexual harassment for a chance at stardom, kept under wraps, an open secret until now. in the past week, women coming forward with their stories of abuse by harvey weinstein. >> when you're just starting out in the this industry, you know there are hundreds if not thousands of people who want your job. coming forward about sexual harassment and sexual assault is not an easy thing to do especially if your entire career is on the line. >> reporter: but sexual harassment is not just a hollywood problem. we spoke to working women from all kinds of industries late last year. how many of you have been sexually harassed over the course of your career. leave your hand up if it's more than twice. more than try times, more than four times. how many of you have been referred to, show of hands, as a girl? a doll? a babe? or honey at work? >> sweetheart belongs on that list as well. >> reporter: how many have heard you're too emotional. >> you're

rebecca jarvis with how you closely -- with how closely you should be watching your balance. >> moren they are giving. >> i don't think that should be so high. >> it is not just in your head. >> i've seen an increase in banking atm fees abc 7 to a new report, out of network atm fees have never been higher. of 55% in just the last decade. >> when you go outside the atm network, you are not usually facing one fico oftentimes it is two. one from the atm owner as well as what your own bank charges you. together, that can easily top five dollars. >> for example, using out-of-network atm used to cost about two dollars in 1998. today, it is more than doubled to nearly five dollars. if you're hitting that same atm each week, that is a must $250 a year in extra fees. overdraft fees also soaring. the average for incident is $33.38. >> people transition away from cash and get smarter about how they use their money and make fewer out-of-network transactions, that is also a contributor to the steady increases we see each year. top 25 metropolitan areas, pittsburgh residents encounter the highest

it's more than one and abc's rebecca jarvis is here with how closely you should watch your balance. morning. >> you know what, fees, more than one fee. what is that all about? >> they are now, michael and robin, at an all-time high and could cost you hundreds a year. the good news, though, you can totally avoid them if you know what to watch out for. if you feel like some atms are getting more than they're giving. >> they're too such a high fee. it shouldn't be more than $1.50. >> reporter: it's not just in your head. >> i have seen an increase in fees so i try to avoid it altogether. >> reporter: according to a new report from bankrate.com out of network atm fees have never been higher. up 55% in just the last decade. >> when you go outside the atm network, you're not usually facing one fee, oftentimes it's two fees, it's a fee from the atm owner as well as what your own bank charges you and together that can easily top $5. >> reporter: for example, using an out of network atm used to cost about $2 in 1998 but today it's more than double to nearly $5. if you're hitting that same at

rebecca jarvis said on "gma" it looks like demand will exceed supply. >> to put that into perspectivehone 6 at launch sold 13 million versions of the phone in the very first weekend. so analysts are saying maybe we don't have enough of these phones to meet the demand. there is no home button. it also has facial recognition. >> we're seeing evidence of that shortage here at the live desk. i pulled up the apple website. this is for the new apple x. ships in five to six weeks. that puts it in december. this is going to be a christmas gift for so many people. the sold out in just 30 minutes overnight. you're going to have to wait until the very beginning of december or mid-december at this point. back to you, reggie. >> i did get to play with my friend's iphone x -- he had a preview of it. it's on point. >>> if you think san francisco is a cool place to live or visit, "forbes" agrees with you. >> the coolest city in america. what makes us so cool? "forbes" looked at a number of factors. first, the food. it's home to world class museums, sports teams, great hiking, stunning views. locals a

jarvis land dry,. >> he is doing, taking a shot. >> taking a shot. >> yes, tequilla. >> okay. >> or whateverrefer. >> yeah. >> okay, down there in southern florida. >> south florida. >> yes, true. >> took a shot of tequilla. >> i like that. >> jamal adams. >> this is, the jets. know the name of that dance. >> belly rocks. >> yes. >> it is milly rock. >> yes. >> so, the jets lost, didn't they, another heart breaker. >> at least he had that moment >> anderson, a man who knows what he wants, he catches a wide open touchdown and then takes a seat, inane to some empty front row seat. >> kicks his feet up. >> they are having some fun with this. hop, and then, there is about a $2,000 seat right there. >> wand fur they made sure it was empty just in case. they plan these out, or he just jumped. >> i don't know. >> eagles players they think bit sometimes. >>> finally, this is best one. >> it took sometime, i feel like, the steelers, they put on a hide and seek for the crowd. >> with is he. >> there he is. >> i'm going to get you. >>> boom. >> at the beginning, number 19 is counting. >> yes, where did

.>> jarvis wants to move forward and curiel says he will apologize personally to yu darvish . >>> tonynger breaking up a game the double top of the ninth, they go up 2/1. then peterson, see you later, a three-run bomb that ties up the series. the dodgers when it six that ties up the series. the dodgers when it 6/2. game five tonight in houston and you can watch that right here on ktvu . >>> 8:10 am, two runs into the season and the 49ers are still looking for their first win. coming up, chatting about the prospects for the team as they take on the philadelphia eagles, one of the best teams in the league. stay right here. >>> welcome back, for both football teams are back east back east. >> to road trips here, joe joins us on the phone. >> i'm happy to be up and about on a sunday morning and not on the road this week. that's a rare one for me lately. >> let's talk about philly. i know the niners have been so close, they took a step back from the raiders -- not the raiders the cowboys that what you expect this week that they are probably the best team in football with the eagles. >> you

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instability to the governing process under president kenyatta if he wins after the elections today ok jarvis began by what they calling on you again throughout the day each other thank you. iraqi forces have launched an assault to recapture al qaim and rolla from eisel the towns on iraq's western border with syria are two of the armed groups last strongholds in the country leaflets were dropped out of there over the area northwest turned on by province on wednesday warning of this operation going to stephanie decker who is in erbil in northern iraq for us so the iraqi prime minister stephanie announced the start of this particular offensive in west on bar against put this in some perspective for us what is the significance of this operation. well there's a sense of course it is sort of the last territorial strongholds areas that i still still holds and one of those in particular is a town on the border with syria so border crossings are of course always incredibly significant this border in particular lies on the highway between that is good which is an area that isis still controls actually

. >> blogger for buzz machine.com and associate professor at graduate school of journalist, jeff jarvis joins me now. we like to blame facebook. isn't this a system of regulation? we saw technology move so quickly and regulation just didn't move in tandem and nobody self-polices. >> yes, but i do think the platformers could have gotten ahead here. i started an initiative, full disclosure, funded in part by facebook. i pushed facebook publicly to say they could set a new standa standard. we don't know what happened with robo calls. >> why would they? >> because they have to -- because, as you push them on, they now have so much power they have to earn new moral authority. they have to stand above and say this is where we go. i think if they had come out early and said, man, the russians are after us and thus you, the story would have been russia, not facebook. now, rather than waiting for congress to suggest legislation, they should have -- all the platforms should have self-regulated around transparency. revealing not only the ads and who purchases them but also very importantly the cri