Warmer than weve experienced, some patchy fog out there. Because of the lighter winds and the warmer day, air quality will be moderate as we get into that ridge of High Pressure building in today, tomorrow and monday. Air quality is moderate from san rafael to oakland and concord. Good in redwood city. Moderate in san jose which as we go through the afternoon, could get hazy. Thats emeryville, numbers in the 40s to 50s right now, about 71 in concord by noontime, 66 over in hayward. By 4 00 we are trailing back out of the 80s, afternoon highs should be reached at about 3 00. Tonight its mild for the trick or treaters, 70s to start out around the bay and inland, dropping through the 60s, very comfortable and dry conditions, right on through the evening. Liz . All right, lisa, thank you. This morning San Francisco officials are asking people to stay away from large gatherings, especially from the castro, where hundreds usually celebrate halloween. Abc 7 News Reporter luz pena has a look at todays scaled down celebration. Reporter its known as a welcoming district and the place to be on halloween but this year the message is different. Stay away. If youre coming to the castro to have a meal or do shopping during the day, thats okay. Reporter thats not to say theyre not celebrating. This year the hope is that it will be small. Heres the map of several businesses that will safely give out candy to kids and those who dress up. One of those businesses is ready with a hundred goodie bags. Halloween on a saturday with the time change the next day was supposed to be the biggest halloween ever. But i would rather forgo the biggest halloween ever than forgo the rest of the halloweens completely. Reporter in the castro, at least, 20 businesses closed because of covid. So asking people to not come is not the easiest announcement to make. But a necessary one according to supervisor mandolin. The goal is for San Francisco to remain in the yellow tier. Gathering in a large group right now is not a good idea. Reporter the precedent of the castro merchants is hoping people do come november 1st. But then again in small groups. We invite people to come. We want people, bring more foot traffic to the neighborhood as long as its safe. Reporter in San Francisco, luz pena, abc 7 news. In an abrupt about face by the city of San Francisco just to loosen covid19 announced restrictions starting next tuesday. Restaurants, places of worship and museums were all about to expand to 50 capacity. More people were going to go back to the office. But all of that just changed. Abc 7 news anchor dan ashley has the details. We are tired of covid19. But covid19 is not tired of us just because were tired of it. Reporter the city is rolling back. Some of its reopening efforts because of slight increases in covid cases, hospitalizations and positivity rates. Businesses that were set to reopen next week will now have to wait. So there is a hardship in dealing with that. But there will be more of a hardship if we have to shut everybody down whos open right now. Reporter many San Francisco restaurants are allowed to operate at 25 indoors. They were getting ready to move to 50 next week. My heart goes out to everybody that needs to be open and have their doors open, paying rent, and for all the employees that are counting on work. Reporter over the past two weeks hospitalizations in San Francisco went from 23 patients to 37 patients. Dr. Grant colfax says Hospital Capacity remains good but the slight uptick could be an indicator of whats to come. We want to pause on increasing the capacity of riskier activities. Because we do not want the virus to get too far ahead of us. Because, as we have seen across the country, and around the world, when the virus gets too far ahead you cant catch up. Reporter dan ashley, abc 7 news. Now in addition nonessential office space, movie theaters, indoor museums and zoos will also have to remain at 25 capacity. The citys oldest restaurant was a little more than a week away from reopening. But its now also cancelling those reservations. The 171yearold tadich grill has been serving up seafood staples in the financial district since 1849. It had briefly tried takeout and delivery when the pandemic first hit but then completely closed in july to wait for Indoor Dining at 50 capacity since thats what made Financial Sense for them. The chronicle reports the grills long awaited november 9th reopening is being pushed back indefinitely. Education is an important part of building a better bay area, especially during the pandemic. In the east bay one high school is starting to slowly welcome students back to campus. Abc 7 News Reporter matt boone is in lafayette where it was the first day a group of choir students were able to sing together. Reporter well as we know students have been at home since march confined to their bedrooms and their devices doing distance learning. But for the First Time Since march students got to come back here to the high School Together in small groups. Reporter even with masks on and plenty of social distance, its the closest bruces choir students have been in months. Until wednesday i hadnt heard my singers sing in person, and they hadnt heard each other. Reporter kate says shed been waiting for this day. It was exciting. It was especially good to come back to hear music. Reporter its not a full reopening but its a start says associate superintendent ada glimmy. As we went into a phase in model. Reporter theyve learned from other high schools that have opened too early and theyre closely eyeing the surge in cases in other parts of the country. Safety and health has to be priority so we are looking at those numbers to really concerning. Reporter Contra Costa County covid numbers still look good. In Alameda County more schools are planning some type of reopening next week as well. With masks on, and socially distanced outside, we can sing for 30 minutes, and then we just need to clear the area for about five minutes and we can come back. Reporter students eager to let the music play despite the virus. The risk is worth it for me. Reporter in lafayette, matt boone, abc 7 news. Students, faculty and staff who are learning, living or working on a university of california campus have until tomorrow to get a flu shot. Ucs chancellor has made getting a flu shot mandatory this year because of the pandemic. The university is trying to stem the spread of the flu so resources can be focused on fighting covid19. People can apply for an exemption, but youll need to do that before tomorrow. So how close is your county to reaching the next color tier . You can find out with our reopening tracker on abc7news. Com. And now to the election, just three days away, President Trump, former Vice President joe biden will campaign in must win battleground states today. Both are pitching very different messages. Abc News ReporterKarina Mitchell has more. Reporter emblematic of how the pandemic has transformed this election, former Vice President joe biden spent part of friday in iowa, a state President Trump won by ten points in 2016. It now has one of the highest covid19 rates in the country. Donald trump has waved the white flag. He surrendered to this virus. But the American People dont give up. Reporter biden making this his closing argument. The two candidates stumping across the upper midwest, trump in michigan yesterday, and then both Holding Events in minnesota and wisconsin. No social distancing and little mask wearing at any of trumps rallies, the president instead focusing on the economy, often mystic about a v shape recovery while making light of the virus. We opened it up and now were at a level, i used to talk about the v, this is a super v. If you get it, youre going to get better and then youre going to be immune and its a whole thing and it goes away. Reporter this as the country hits a dire new record, 92,000 new cases in a single day. Hospitalizations and deaths, also rising. Now, like iowa, polls show other once reliably red states are more purple. Arizona, georgia and texas, bidens running mate senator Kamala Harris spent the day there campaigning. Vice president pence was in arizona trying to hold ground. Today, all four candidates heading to battleground states, michigan, pennsylvania, florida and North Carolina. All states President Trump won in 2016. All states, according to 538, show biden now with a slight edge. Karina mitchell, abc news, new york. And senator harris made three lastminute Campaign Stops in texas. While there she spoke in an exclusive one on one interview with our sister station in houston. Now were looking at the me for everybody to vote, vote, vote on election day and to not let anyone take their power from them because texans and houstonians have so much at stake. You think youve got a pretty good chance of it . I wouldnt be here if i didnt think that. Reporter senator harris also addressed voter intimidation, specifically efforts to dissuade voters of color from casting a ballot. There have been very concerted efforts around the country to try and make it difficult or confusing for people to vote. And i say, dont ever let anybody take your power from you. Reporter more than 9 million texans have already voted, more than all of the votes cast there early in 2016. And today is as great a day as ever to make your voice heard before the election. The mailin deadline has come and gone. Hundreds of early voting sites are open in the bay area this weekend for you to quickly submit your ballot. Weve told you about the Oakland Coliseum and levi stadium in santa clara, both acting as voting centers. Most bay area polling places open at 9 00 a. M. Today. A helpful tool to find your closest center or secure dropoff box is vote. Org. You just enter your street address on the home screen to find dozens of nearby sites. And dub nation will also have a chance to show team pride when voting. Today through election day you can drop off your ballot at a drop box outside the warriors new home, the chase center. Located on the corner of third street and warriors way. Fans will also be able to drop off ballots or vote at the Training Facility in the Oakland Convention center. The warriors wont give any details but they do say to expect a few surprises at the ballot dropoff outside chase center. Lisa, three days until the election, but today is also halloween. So we have that too. Yes, and it is chilly in spots. Still some 30s with fog in novato. Live look outside, thats emeryville, of course, temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s in and around the east bay there, well into the 70s today. Warmer than yesterday. And still warmer for your sunday, even monday. But we are looking at a pattern change. Youve heard that before. But hopefully it will verify, stay tuned, my accuweather sevenday forecast is next. Thanks, lisa. Legendary actor sean connery has passed away. A look back on the life and legacy of the man considered by many to have been the best james bond. Whether youre driving by, walking by or biking by, covid19 is changing the way we enjoy halloween asof being stretched too thinar to do my job right. And its not Just Health Care workers. Our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. Our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. How can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when our communities need that money . Prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health care, and Public Safety. Help us do our jobs. Vote yes on 15. Of floor and decor the in san leandro our expansive store is fully equipped with safe distancing guides, so you can browse our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. Or easily order online, and pick up all the products you need for your flooring project curbside so come discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. Explore floor and decors newest east bay area location november 2nd, or shop our milpitas or burlingame stores, now open. Its our breaking news this morning. The man who brought 007 to the big screen, actor sean connery died at age 90. He passed away peacefully in his sleep. Abc News Reporter brandi hitt reflects on the legacy of this actor. Reporter for many sean connery was the definitive james bond, tough, suave and sexy. He played the sophisticated spy with ease. The movies were box office gold. But after six bond films connery was tired of the tuxedo. He left his alter ego opting instead to take on more complex roles. Ive never kissed a member of the clergy. Reporter he played robin hood, and the man who would be king. However you may feel, im a king and youre a subject. Dont you provoke me. Reporter at the age of 53 he even played james bond one more time. I just went about selecting things that i found that were interesting and stimulating for me. I presumed that an audience would follow that. Reporter they did. As connery got older, he got better. In 1998 he won an oscar for playing a tough irish cop in the untouchables. He pulls a knife, you pull a gun. He sends one of yours hot hospital, you send you have his to the morgue. Reporter he was knighted by the queen, he was, a critic wrote, rug ed and gentle, tough and almost tender. A great day comrades, we sail into history. Reporter connery could be funny too. The is on fire, see . And the chair. Reporter as he aged he often share it had screen with younger stars but they did not steal the show. Maybe im losing my sex appeal. Reporter not a chance. He was, after all, sean connery. I hate getting older. Reporter an extraordinary gentleman in a league of his own. Brandi hitt, abc news, los angeles. What a life. All right, new this morning, pg e may be facing a hefty fine for its Public Safety power shutoffs of last year to the tune of 165 million. The chronicle reports an independent branch of the California PublicUtilities Commission recommended imposing the fine on pg e for mistakes with 2019s widespread blackouts. Most of the proposed 165 million fine would be for pg es poor communication with customers. The utility will have a chance to formally respond on november 17th. And while 2020 feels like its provided enough scares already, because of the pandemic, people are being forced to celebrate halloween differently. Abc 7 News Reporter amanda del castillo shows how south bay haunted houses have found a new way to safely frighten their guests. Reporter over a typical halloween weekend the boo crew on church drive in san jose could see up to 3,500 people per night. The tradition of building these elaborate displays, going back 20 years for robert shiro. It would be extension cords, people everywhere, a mile a minute getting things done. Lots of people driving by, curious whats happening. Reporter but the usual four months of preparation not needed during the pandemic. This year shiro and his father crafting a covid safe Pumpkin Patch for the public to enjoy at a distance. Still wanted something we could feel about and have the spirit of halloween and what we all do as a team on a scale thats more of a visual, drive by, walk by. Reporter farther south people even biking by. Matthew howard and his family shifting their annual harry potter house display close to the street with proclamations fit for the pandemic. All muggles Must Wear Masks and all muggles must stand six feet apart. Keeping with the theming but letting everyone understand were serious and we want this to be safe for everyone. Reporter less trick, more treat for kids and much needed positivity for parents. We thought this is something we could do safely and provide the opportunity to still have a feeling of normalcy. Reporter both displays reminders halloween isnt cancelled because of covid, rather reimagined. In san jose, im amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. And happening today it is the last day to enjoy boo at the zoo at the oakland zoo. Tickets for today are sold out. Visitors can enjoy a selfguided Scavenger Hunt to find the costumed pink fla mean cos throughout the zoo. Kids get prestuffed goodie bags. Tag the zoo on social media to enter in their costume contest. Winners receive four tickets so their holiday nighttime lanter festival running from november to january. Lisa, its a pretty nice halloween as well, it seems like, today. A little warm for halloween, for sure. Trend has been for temperatures to be above average and that certainly hasnt changed. In fact, we have a ridge of High Pressure building in over the weekend. Thats going to bring even warmer numbers. So we wont be as cold at night. But we will see numbers at least ten degrees above average in some spots. So theres the fog. Live doppler 7. And there is just a little bit of it. We had some of it up in novato, some along the coast. But as we widen the view youll notice that its this big dome of High Pressure that once again is blocking california from getting any rain. In fact, the storm track well into canada, and there are signs by next weekend, about a week from now, that the ridge will move away and we could see something move through, and that would be nice. It would be in the form of rain as we get towards saturday. But thats so far away. Well have to keep you posted on that and watch all the progressive models continue. Here is our exploratorium camera, lots of sun there, 51 in the city. 47 for you in san jose and gilroy. And at the beach here in the 50s, upper 70s for your high in santa cruz, looks beautiful. 37 santa rosa, 39 in novato. 41. Very light winds out there and that is going to be one of the reasons why we see moderate air quality around the bay. Right now were anywhere from four to five degrees cooler due to light winds. So a chillier start, a warmer finish today. And as you look live here, youll notice you can barely see the Golden Gate Bridge there because of the haze. Halloween warmth today, set your clocks back tonight for that extra hour of sleep. And looking at warmer days through monday. In fact, the sun sets at 6 11 tonight and then it sets at 5 10 as we get into your sunday evening. Temperatures at the coast, yeah, its kind of like beach weather here at ocean beach in the low 70s. 67 Half Moon Bay. Very light winds here. We talked about santa cruz and that ocean temperature, of course, chilly in the 50s. Even bodega bay near 70 degrees. Warming it up again getting towards monday. This should be the warmest day of the week, numbers well into the upper 80s, even in oakland well be in the low 80s. So add on another five degrees from highs today. 71 downtown. So it will be pleasant. And as we get into tuesday, a little cooler for election day. Wednesday, numbers continue to come down, a few extra clouds. Back to today, though, its a lot of sunshine out there. 74 in richmond. 77 in oakland. Look for 78 in palo alto. 80s north bay in santa rosa. 82 in livermore. Notice the warmth today along the coast. Yesterday only in the upper 50s. A big warmup from the shoreline at our beaches, elsewhere, more modest. Well take the warming into the second half of your weekend, and monday. It will be dry for the voters, a little bit cooler into wednesday. This first week of november. Looking dry, but as we get into next weekend, we could see some rain. Were looking at a pattern change. It would be a surprise because were so dry but it is that time of year. So hopefully that will materialize. Liz . Crossing fingers that happens. Thanks, lisa. The spooktacu woman after covid, my hours got so we cant pay our bills. And now our Family Budget is gonna be hit hard with prop 15. The yes on 15 ads say it only raises taxes on big corporations. Thats not true were all going to pay. 11 billion in new property taxes will get passed on to Small Businesses and farms. Theyll raise prices. Higher gas, health care, food. Even day care. We cant make ends meet now. Families cant afford 15. No on prop 15. Uber and lyft are like every big guy ive ever brought down. Prop 22 doesnt help their drivers it denies them benefits. 22 doesnt help women. It actually weakens Sexual Harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. Uber and lyft arent even required to investigate Sexual Harassment claims. I agree with the la times no on 22. Uber and lyft want all the power. So, show them the real power is you. Vote no on prop 22. Lets give james a big round of applause. Yay, james. Well deserved accolades for 5yearold james trin at the San Francisco zoo. You may remember james, he was that little boy there, who the alert youngster really who spotted mock kwi, the stolen lemur earlier this month. The zoo honored james with a lifetime membership and that adorable stuffed animal there for his good deed. Mocky is back in his habitat after he was stolen out of his enclosure. Congratulations, james. And we know thanksgiving will be turning into scaled down celebrations across the country. Serious question marks for turkey. Kroger, the nations largest grocer, says shoppers, many will be celebrating only with their immediate family. Alternatives like ham, pork and seafood. Walmart will still carry whole turkeys but add much more turkey breasts for families who dont want or need a whole bird. And all this week weve brought you our new way to holiday series, all of the stories weve covered are available on our multiple platforms that includes our website and our new tv app. Its available on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku. And the pandemic might make halloween feel a bit different this year but thats not dampening spirits for children undergoing lifesaving care at stanford. Lucile packard Childrens Hospital staff provided costumes and decorations for a spooktacular celebration, the young patients received bags filled with treats during their ghoulishly fun time. And doctors at uc davis Childrens Hospital successfully separated a rare set of conjoined twins during surgery that lasted 24 hours. 10 month old conjoined twins abigail and mckayla were born fused at the head from a condition that occurs in one out of every 2. 5 million births. A team of 30 people did the surgery. They spent marks preparing for the landmark procedure. The twins parents were confident the surgery would be successful. Its like one step at a time. Its hard enough. But just one step at a time. Its all in gods hands. Its not even in doctors hands. Thats what i believe. The twins will recover at the pediatric icu for the coming wes. Still to come on abc 7 mornings, the u. S. Hits another grim milestone in the pandemic. Covid19 cases have topped 9 million. Cities are desperate to stop the spread and some are ordering new shutdowns. Health experts say you can still celebrate a safe halloween with your kids during the pandemic. 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Good morning, everybody, much more in the race against coronavirus in a moment. As well as the election. But as always lets start with another look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. Liz, we have hazy sun out there. Air quality is moderate. High pressure is going to build in again, bringing us a warmer day. Heres a live look at san rafael. Lots of sunshine there, 51 downtown. Its 46 in mountain view, its been a cool start on the peninsula. 45. Fog is clearing, around Half Moon Bay and you can see the haze here from our sutro tower camera, 30s from santa rosa, novato with fog. Delta, calm winds there. East bay hills camera, it is sunny. Numbers will climb through the 60s to near low 70s by noontime around walnut creek, mid60s around fremont and danville. Looking at low 60s at the shoreline. And then were going to warm up about two or three degrees inland, more so along the coast as that onshore flow backs off. No fog to speak of. Very light winds. By 6 00 that sun is setting right after 6 00, 6 11, hes excited about it. Numbers in the 70s inland. 70 around the bay and it should be a very nice evening. So you dont have to dress in layers. Its going to be mild. Fog free. Well talk about how long our warmup lasts in a few minutes. Liz . He is very into halloween, that guy. Thanks, lisa. Turning now to the countrys covid19 crisis, the u. S. Once again reporting its highest number of cases in a day since the pandemic began, nearly 100,000 new cases in a single 24hour period. Abc News Reporter trevor ult is in new york with the latest. Reporter this morning as america passes 9 million confirmed covid19 cases and infections rise in all but two states, nearly all of the u. S. Is fighting an apparent losing battle to contain the virus. The cases continue to increase. The hospitalizations continue to increase. And the deaths continue to increase. Reporter in the month of october 29 states and puerto rico hit new record highs for cases, 22 states and guam saw record hospitalizations, and ten states saw daily deaths higher than ever before, the midwest being particularly devastated. The virus is raging throughout the state of ohio. Reporter with crowded parties of maskless College Students sparking concern, ohio state now issuing warnings to students ahead of halloween weekend, and saturdays Football Game against penn state. The vast majority of our cases are exposed in small settings, with family and friends, who they think they know and can trust. Reporter a North CarolinaChurch Learned the lesson the hard way, 181 cases tied to a Single Service in charlotte, including five deaths. In illinois, hospitalizations have nearly doubled in the past few weeks, the governor ordering emergency shutdowns of many bars and restaurants, sparking lawsuits filed by dozens of restaurant owners. The Restaurant Industry is being singled out for closure, even though restaurants are the most highly regulated, frequently inspected and Health Focused industry there is. Reporter in El Paso Police say they wont be enforcing an order restricting businesses to essential operations, despite a judge saying the area is under siege by the deadly virus, as hospitals swell beyond capacity. We have a patient up on the floor right now that will have been waiting three days to transfer. Reporter as we enter flu season in illinois and california, were now seeing the first instances of patients catching coronavirus and influenza. A potentially lethal combination. These are different viruses attacking similar portions of the body. And so the dual insult is quite significant. Reporter in utah as respiratory therapists and icu nurses flock to hospitals, Health Care Workers are pleading with people to take the threat seriously. They die alone. They get the treatment alone. So we ask very much so for your help. Reporter trevor ult, abc news, new york. We are hearing from the owner of a corner store who witnessed a thief breaking into a mailbox in San Francisco. Surveillance cameras capture what happened outside the market at 20th and castro streets early yesterday morning. A person appears to fish for items inside the mailbox. The owner of the market saw the looter drop at least one ballot. And he fears other ballots might have been stolen and discarded. Then i get really upset when i see this is happening. You know. We really need a fair election. The store owner found one ballot and gave it to his postal carrier. If you know anything about the crime u. S. Postal inspectors want to hear from you. In east bay, early voting began at 17 locations across Contra Costa County. Any registered voter can vote at any voting center, no matter where they live. New Technology Enables all polling places to offer everyone in the 311 unique ballot types being used for this election. We can see if someone has already voted or if theyve returned their vote by mail ballot and weve counted it. So its going to prevent fraud and its also going to allow us to reduce the number of provisional ballots. In person voting continues today from 9 00 to 5 00. It resumes on monday from 11 00 to 7 00. And we like to know how voting is going for you. You can share your experience voting by mail, dropping off your ballot or voting in person through a form that weve posted on our website. Just go to abc7news. Com election. And every parent knows how much kids look forward to halloween, right, so this morning the question, during a pandemic, how do you make halloween fun, and safe . Abc news anchor dan harris has some answers. Thank you. Reporter while covid may make halloween 2020 the scariest ever, not really in a good way, parents are getting creative, finding ways to celebrate halloween safely. My plan is to use this to not only deliver candy to the kids but syringes filled with jello shots for the adults. A safe way to do trick or treating, put a card table in your yard and put the candy in individual treat bags. When kids walk by, they can grab the candy from a safe distance. And they can still be a part of the festivities. Reporter for trick or treaters you must wear a mask. And remember the costume mask doesnt count as a mask. Reporter if being outside is not for you, there are many other options. Consider having a bakoff with your kids and decorating cookies or having a pumpkin carving contest. I would really be careful about having kids going from house to house. Unless they had a mask. And you make sure that they had a little purell with them. So long as they dont spend a lot of time interacting with people theyve never seen before. The biggest thing were going to be doing is to do a Scavenger Hunt in the dark. So ill hide candy all over the house and give them flashlights and they can go search for it. Reporter kate of silver spring, maryland has been making halloween crafts with her 6 and 4yearolds all month, preparing for the big day. Were going to also do a walk around our neighborhood and see how many pumpkins can we find, they can feel the season and have fun, even if its not trick or treating or a halloween party. Reporter dan harris, abc news, new york. Lots of ways to celebrate. Still ahead on abc 7, theyre calling it selfcare in a cup. The coffee shop that opened up during the pandemic and how theyre rising to the challenge. 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Because the size of your wallet shouldnt determine whether or not youre in jail. Vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. Welcome back, one of San Franciscos most renowned museums is back open. It reopened to the public yesterday for the First Time Since closing in march. Visitors can get the first look at alexander sings gothic tale which runs through december 6th. It includes a short film that mays homage to the citys place in film nor history. Tickets cost 15. Admission is free on the first saturday of each month. And to the north bay today a double drivein movie event is happening. The sausalito parks and Rec Department is showing black panther and get on up, featuring chadwick boseman. Its limited to residents. Its a great idea if youre there and looking for something to do beyond trick or treating. Its free to go but open for 150 cars on a first come first serve basis. Gates open at 5 00 p. M. And the movie starts at 6 00. Just ahead, the story youve got to see, buster posey surprises a young giants fan who lost her Baseball Card collection in the creek fire. Larry beil has all the details coming up in sports. And it is 67 degrees here on top of mt. Tam. You can see the haze, air quality is moderate. Upper 70s to low 80s today so another warmer than average afternoon on the way. You may want to take a look at how to make your lunchbox cuter than ever. Check out your daily clip, sponsored by tiktok. Im meal prepping my lunch for tomorrow. First pepper jack cheese and use a heart cutout. I think it looks really cute. Going in and rolling up is a law me pieces and then put the cheese on top. Im cutting up apples, one of my favorite fruits, meal prepping will make your life a lot uber and lyft are like every big guy ive ever brought down. Prop 22 doesnt help their drivers it denies them benefits. 22 doesnt help women. It actually weakens Sexual Harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. 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Prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health care, and Public Safety. Help us do our jobs. Vote yes on 15. In sports the giants expect buster posey to return next season after opting out this year because of the pandemic. Yesterday he gave a young fan the next best thing to a buster hug. Abc 7s sports director larry beil has the details in this mornings sports. Reporter good morning, everybody, youre going to love this story. Giants star buster posey delivering in the clutch once again, surprising a young girl who lost her entire Baseball Card collection in the creek fire. Cal fire put out the word about 9yearold reese osterberg, a big giants fan, loves posey, favorite player. Kevin astrid of san jose donated his collection of 25,000 cards to reese. She received them in fresno. Shes going to give a bunch to other kids to share. Heres the awesome moment, this young girl and her family will remember forever, her hero, buster posey, joins the zoom call that we had set up. So many people are coming to try to help and to see everybody at the fire station with those Baseball Cards. What kind of emotions are you going through right now . Hey, reese, ill hop in here, i just was wondering, whos your favorite baseball player . You. Me . I thought i saw a picture of you pitching. I thought you were a pitcher. I thought i saw a picture of you being a pitcher. Im a pitcher and a first baseman. There you go, all right. I heard you got this huge collection of cards coming your way, like 25,000 or something . Wow. Yeah. I think whats cool about that is it seems like youre going to be able to share the game with so many different people now, right . Yeah. Yeah. Ive never seen you like this. Is that the stuff did the giants send that . Oh, good, you got good, all right. Whats on it . Good. She doesnt know what to say. I think shes either going to cry or shes going to laugh. Shes not sure. She got cards. All right. Reese was so choked up, i mean she could hardly talk. She was in tears after talking with the giants catcher. What a scene right there. A special thanks to buster the giants cal fire and reeses parents for making all of this possible. Man, that makes you feel good. The 49ers visit the seahawks on sunday, both teams battered and bruised. Seattle coming down to their fourth string tail back. Meanwhile the 49ers have their own concerns, dibo samuel and Jeffrey Wilson jr. Both out. But Tevin Coleman may be back to bolster the 9ers decimated corps of running backs. Corner back williams could return as well. Thats a wrap on morning sports. Have a great weekend, everybody. Im larry beil. I love that story about reese. So good to see. Lets get to lisa with another check of the weather. Theres a slight chance maybe theres some rain in the forecast . Liz, we look at many forecast models. The one im going to show you favors the rain, of course. It is getting to be that time of year we would expect it, we hope it and it looks like the ridge of High Pressure is going to break down for the upcoming workweek as we get into our first week of november. Live doppler 7, widen the view, a huge dome of High Pressure over the western third of the nation, allowing for the golden state to see nothing but sunshine. The fog is sparse. And the rain clouds all the way up into british columbia, sunny skies here at the shark tank where temperatures are slowly coming up, 51 downtown. It is 49 in oakland. 47 in san jose. The coast had some fog, but now it is clear at 45. Some haze here, a roof camera, moderate air quality today, looking at 41 in napa. Still 37, though, in santa rosa, with mid40s in concord and finally the view, another view from san jose where you can see it is hazy. We have light winds, High Pressure building in, you know the drill by now. Its going to be a warmer day today for halloween, in fact, the temperatures coming up more so at the coast than in our inland valleys, sunsets tonight at 6 11. We fall back for that extra hour of sleep. And the sun sets on sunday at 5 11. Warmer days through monday. Beach hazard statement goes into effect tomorrow. Current wave heights, three to four feet, and Sonoma County to monterey, the coastal areas where we could see breakers six to nine feet, increasing to 10 to 12 feet. That brings up the risk of rip currents and sneaker waves for this westnorthwest facing beaches, on a nice day, well be tempted to go out, certainly to the shoreline. But keep that in mind. As we get to tuesday, well begin to see a little bit of cooling. A wind shift. And more of an onshore flow getting to wednesday and thursday. Stopping this at friday where the rain moves into extreme northern california. Can we make it into the bay area . This one looks kind of aggressive, right, as it pushes through the bay area and brings even some snow in the mountains. That definitely would be a nice sight. But well watch it and we know how things change. Several days out. Today, 72 in the city. Looking at 78 in fremont. Down around the south bay. It was warm yesterday. Another warm day today. With 81 there. As well as santa rosa. The warmup, though, begins and is more apparent on the coast. Numbers yesterday were just in the upper 50s. Youll notice it in the city and at our beaches. The accuweather sevenday forecast 60s, shoreline mid70s around the bay, mid80s inland and a little bit more warmth coming into play, the second half of the weekend, into monday. And looking at dry conditions, for election day. Slightly cooler weather, but still, well above average, all week. By the end of the week, we are near average. And we are watching for rain because there is some signs of it and that pattern change, hopefully, could be with us by next weekend. Liz . All right, cross our fingers for that. Thanks, lisa. Opening a new business in the middle of a pandemic is no easy task. Two sisters took on the challenge. Nirvana soul, the first black owned womens coffee shop, serving up plenty of care in a cup. We wanted to make sure coffee was more accessible to as many people as possible. This shop is super inclusive. Its built on that. Bright, its fun, we want everyone to feel welcomed as soon as they walk in the door. We want to bring people together with the power of coffee and tea. Its been super special to us, its a time that we got to spend together growing up, was over coffee. So we know what that means to people. We get to see people physically come in and see their emotion and excitement around being here and then i experience that online where people are writing in and just telling us how excited they are, how proud they are. So its been all around just important, we can tell to this community and were just grateful we can provide a space like this. Just seeing people like come in and like theyve never seen anyone of color do Something Like this. Its so much bigger. So much bigger than us, bigger than coffee for people. This is more than a coffee shop, people have written in. People are happy that san jose has Something Like this and san jose has a blackowned coffee shop. I think theres something about that that makes people feel like our city is capable of doing great things, and theres a lot of great things that have been happening here already and the fact that we get to contribute in this way i think makes people really, really happy. What was important to us is to be in this artist community, fully immersed so we reached out to local artists. All of these were people of color. They donated their work for us to hang in our shop. All of their work is available for purchase, with 100 going to the artist. We turned the corner and honestly the line was already to the california theater, if not further. And we were in shock. We started crying. We started crying. I didnt even get to give bianca a hug on that. We are so happy that people would do that and show up. Its again, this community, they were ready. Think wanted Something Like this and they wanted to be here for us. We have this space, were from this city and we know the city needs more stuff to do. As one of the biggest cities in the country. And so were just happy to provide another something to do in this community. And you can watch more stories like this on localish and all of the social media pages. Next, be sure to look up tonight. A rare halloween blue moon is set to give us a spooky treat, how you can catch a official ballot drop box near need to fiyou . He closest just visit vote. Ca. Gov to find your nearest location. Then drop off your ballot. Your vote will be secure and counted. There are other ways to vote too. Just return your votebymail ballot at your voting location or mail it back. Or you can vote safely inperson during early voting or on election day. Vote the way youre most comfortable but vote by 8pm on november 3rd. Woman after covid, my hours got so we cant pay our bills. And now our Family Budget is gonna be hit hard with prop 15. The yes on 15 ads say it only raises taxes on big corporations. Thats not true were all going to pay. 11 billion in new property taxes will get passed on to Small Businesses and farms. Theyll raise prices. Higher gas, health care, food. Even day care. We cant make ends meet now. Families cant afford 15. No on prop 15. Here are the winning numbers from the Mega Millions drawing, 14, 19, 34, 39, 59, the meganumber 11. Nobody picked all six numbers on tuesdays nights jackpot increases to 129 million. Check this out. Us the perfect setting for halloween. Lucky to have a blue moon. The phenomenon happens whenever there are two full moons in the same month. Hence the saying once in a blue moon. The first full moon was october 1st. Setting us up for tonight. The last blue moon on halloween was in 1944. And the space and Science Center will be Live Streaming a free virtual telescope viewing where you can learn all about it with astronomers, on their Facebook Page from 9 00 to 10 30 p. M. Lisa, i feel like this is totally. Your alley. So cool. The night sky has been beautiful with all the stars out there. And remember, we get that extra hour of sleep tonight. So we have that going for us. We do have a little bit of haze out there. And the winds are light, High Pressures building in. So thats going to mean moderate air quality for some of us. Our sun sets at 6 11 tonight, 5 11 for your sunday. It is going to be warmer today than yesterday. And that trend is going to continue through monday. So highs today, noticeably warmer, in the city its 72. 67 Half Moon Bay. 77 in oakland with 82 in livermore. And the accuweather sevenday forecast. Featuring the warmer days, and the mild nights, we will look for a slight cooldown, midweek, but thats still well above average, liz, hoping for rain late friday into saturday. Thank you all for joining us here on abc 7 morning, spending your halloween morning with us. Im liz kreutz along with lisa argen. A big day of College Football on abc is ahead. Next at 9 00 a. M. , Boston College takes on number one clemson in death valley. Clemson trying to stay undefeated. And at 12 30, notre dame facing georgia tech. At 4 30, ohio state battles 18th ranked penn state in happy valley. And then abc 7 news continues at 8 00 p. M. 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