broadcast center, this is abc7 news. from the faithful to just fans, thousands lined the streets in the nation's capitol to get even a glimpse of pope francis. tonight the leader of the catholic church is getting ready for a very important day tomorrow as he addresses a joint session of congress and issues a challenge. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz covering the pope's visit in washington, d.c. pope francis took over the nation's capitol making a full day of appearances and getting overwelming response. some waiting more than seven hours just to see him from a distance. thousands of adoring faithful gather to catch a glimpse at pope francis. >> it was super exciting. >> it was unbelievable. i have no words. >> jesus came here today. >> he embraced a girl so overwhelmed she was brought to tears. another touching moment came when a girl was stopped who sneaked through the barricade. little sophie cruz gave him a letter with a wish that her parents and millions of others there illegally are allowed to stay. pomp and serk welcomed the -- pomp and circumstance welcomed the pope at the white house. and then the histor canonization of the first hispanic american saint, junipero serra who established nine missions in california. the mission delores got to meet the pope. >> the pontif ended the day in typical pope francis fashion, blessing people before calling it a night. >> some 25,000 people witnessed the canonization of junipero serra. hundreds gathered to watch at the historic caramel mission. the canonization is controversial. some native americans say he mistreated the people and the mission system killed off much of their population. tomorrow pope francis will address congress, a tiers for any pope of the -- a first for any pope. thousands invited to watch. they held a lottery for tickets and the winner stopped by her office this morning to pick them up. >> it is something i had to be a part of. you can be here and you can say i heard the right words. but when you can say i was there and i heard what was said and how people were reacting it was special. >> they were one of a few who offered tickets through a lottery. what will pope francis talk about tomorrow? we spoke with those who believe he will likely encourage the u.s. to adopt the theme of his papacy. there were signs that this pope is different from his predecessor. >> you can see the clothes he wears and there are pictures where his collar is fraying. that never would have happened. >> even the name he chose, francis, was a surprise. st. francis is the patron saint of animals and the environment. he worked tirelessly on behalf of the poor. >> pope francis hasn't yet addressed the american church and the way that americans think. >> the most powerful catholic in congress, john boehner, invited pope francis to speak to congress. >> in his universal message to america and to the world, it is looking at the future and he is looking at the good of young people and what's best for them. >> i imagine everyone in congress will hear something they don't want to hear and everyone will hear something they do want to hear. >> many experts expect the pope to continue his unrelenting criticism of capitalism. he called the dung of evil and he will likely urge the u.s. to do more to feed, house and care for the poor. >> i imagine he will speak of the environment and the role we play as leader and major consumer and consumer and how he would address that. >> he made news when he called for a faster action on climate change. in a major policy statement he said climate changing is a global frob with grave -- with grave implications. he wrote it represents one of the principal challenges facing humanity in our day. >> so when the pope issued statements on the environment, we are unsure about what to do about that. >> the pope's address has the potential to create awkward moments for some republicans who denied climate change for years. >> the pope will speak a few hours from now and so far the vatican has kept the speech a secret. all we know for sure is he will speak in english and won't be using a teleprompter. we will of course be following his speech closely from here and have the latest including reaction from lawmakers. in washington, d.c., ama daetz, abc7 news. dan? >> thanks very much. great work there. ama is also giving us a behind the scenes look at the pope's visit to washington. she tweeted this picture showing the basilica after today's canonization. you can follow ama on twitter at ama abc7 and she is ama daetz abc7 on facebook. now to that new twist tonight in the case of a missing east bay family. adam buchanan, his son dwaf vin vin --gavin and his mother, molly, have not been seen for weeks. they found a third set of remains in the burned down cabin the family owned, and they say it is now a homicide case. alan wang is on the story. >> this is the log cabin they bought and renovated before it burned to the ground on september 13th. now a third set of human remains have been found in the ashes. >> we are now treating this investigation as a homicide and arson investigation. >> until investigators know for sure who died in the cabin, they can't pursue the killer with any certainty. it is widely believed 37 yoorld by cannon -- buchanan and molly mcafee and their 7-year-old son gavin buchanan were at the cabin when it burned. they have not returned to their home and they are still considered missing. >> when it turned out today there were three bodies, i think it injected a certain element of finality here. if so friends and family tell us they have no idea who would murder them. >> it is the general public being this danger and that's what we wanted to stress is the general public does not need to worry about their safety. >> dna test results to identify the remains won't be available until the end of next week. abc7 news. >> the latest now on the valley fire. abc news was there as people got ready for their final night of camping at the fairgrounds. the evacuation center closes tomorrow morning. they are touring some of the hardest hit areas. the fire destroyed more than 1200 homes. it focuses on finding temporary housing while they rebuild which could take up to two years. cal fire says they are 82% contained. so many people lost so much in this fire and new help is coming. in santa rosa here is tiffany wilson. >> tonight nobody cares about the shoes you wore. it was all about the ones you brought. she filled her laundry basket. >> a shared feeling among many people in the tap room. >> we had a lot of employees affected so we are trying to get as much as we can. >> i have a few friends that lost their homes and they just want to do something to help them out. >> 50% of sales and 10% of tips and donations will go to the valley fire families. just a few blocks away another party for the same cause. this one was organized by carlos perez. >> we have created $45,000. >> her home was destroyed on cobb mountain. the past week has been a blur. >> we are moving forward with dealing with insurance companies and details -- a lot of de taissments i think my husband has been on the phone for nine days straight. >> tonight though a break from the headache and the heartache. >> it is humbling. >> ask around and you will hear it is what neighbors are for. in santa rosa, tiffany wilson, abc7 news. >> a lot more to get to. the news continues and we all know bay area traffic is bad. some say it is becoming a matter of life or death. we'll explain. and a home burglary leaves a dog injured. police say there is a break in the case. and the leader of the faithful meets the leader of the free world, but it is some four legged friends getting the uh tense. -- the attention. >> i am sandhya patel. autumn's arrival brought some warmth. i'll let you know if it will last. >> thanks, sandhya. first, a look at what is coming up on ""jimmy kimmel live"" after the news at 11:00. >> thank 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glass. the suspect will appear in court tomorrow. diaz faces felony burglary and animal cruelty charges. the dog you will be glad to know has recovered. the bay area's booming economy is adding more cars on the road. that added congestion is more than just a headache. first responders say it is a matter of life and death. >> this video from a dash cam on a fire engine shows how narrow lanes and median strips impedes. it took 16 minutes to get to the scene and the goal is seven. >> there is no wherefore the traffic to go. it is gridlocked. as you saw six minutes out of 16 we traveled the wrong way down the road. there is no alternative. >> on wednesday it took 10 minutes to get to this fatal motorcycle accident on highway 101 in palo alto. >> when your response time is doubled from the response time you want to have it is a problem. >> it is a thriving economy. people can look at the app and find a way around the traffic and end up on your residential street. years ago only we knew the shortcuts. >> they considered reducing traffic on parts of busy el camino from six lanes to only four to add bike lanes. things emergency responders say would make their job harder. fire officials hope building awareness about the obstacle courses the emergency vehicles have to navigate will make people think twice about tree-lined medians and bike lanes. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> there is an interesting and challenging question. if there was surveillance video of your child being mistreated would you want to see it? further, would you have a right to see it? the san mateo county father had a hard time getting answers from police in a case involving his autistic son and a trusted adult. he called the i team and dan noyes has been digging into the story. we will have a special tomorrow on abc7 news at 11:00. hope you join us for that. it is a powerful report. let's move on to the weather. a fall warm up on this first day of fall and spectacular sunsets. check this out. the sunset at lake merritt. and there are more pictures to share. here is sandhya patel. >> it is beauty where you live and it looked like a postcard there. this picture was posted on my facebook. it was from newark. you can see the reflection on the water there. another equally gorgeous one and the high clouds gave us this spectacular time lapse for this first full night of fall, 7:05 p.m. and it was lovely. so those clouds are made up of ice crystals which is why you get the colorful sunsets. live doppler 7hd is tracking some of the clouds right now. as we take a look, san francisco is not dealing with fog. the temperatures rebounded in santa rosa. walnut creek was up 14. oakland came from 66 and yesterday to 79 and san francisco was up seven and san jose 5 degrees warmer. temperatures are pretty 3450eu8d 3450eu8d -- pretty mild except half moon bay. when you get going tomorrow morning you will want dress in layers. turning cooler and a quiet pattern is setting up next week. the satellite-radar showing high pressure is controlling and it is bringing us the warm fall pattern. this will carry over. look for more of the high clouds and so tomorrow morning 's sunrise could be a spectacular one. especially if you are taking the ferry across the bay. we will see the high clouds around, but also a cool start to your morning. like i said, you will they'd that extra layer for the afternoon. 50s in the morning and the afternoon high in the 90s in the south bay. 96 gilroy and 94 pore -- morgan hill. on the peninsula, 83 san mateo and 87 palo alto. 72 in pacifica. and so a warm day for the beach. 72 daly city. downtown san francisco is 78 degrees. 91 in santa rosa and 85 in vallejo. the east bay low to upper 80s. 83 in oakland and 88 fremont. inland spots, this is where you will feel summer like heat. 94 livermore and 92 walnut creek and concord. the accu-weather seven-day forecast. look for yourself. if you don't like the warm weather, the weekend is covered. we go from the low 70s to the mid90s90s and we drop you down. a lot of people are ready for tall, ready for cooler weather is what i keep hearing on social media. 60 to 80 on saturday and sunday and then monday and tuesday dropping a few more degrees, mid60s to low 80s. i keep hearing people say it is nice it cooled off like yesterday. but now bring on the rain, like i have all of the control. >> we do need the rain. thanks, sandhya. still ahead on abc7 news, pope francis' visit to the female announcer: sleep traends sunday.st event don't miss your chance to get sleep train's very best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. and rest even better with sleep train's risk-free 100-day money back guarantee. but the best rest event ends sunday at sleep train. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united 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it was a 4-1 game. aloha. they lead the al west. kaepernick didn't say it in so many words, but his inference is clear. he can play quarterback the way he wants to now than when he played for harbaugh and he likes that. kap completed 69% of his passes and trying to use his strength. that means running and getting out on the edge and not being con tined in the pocket. >> the biggest thing is i am being asked to be myself this your. >> it is a comfort zone for me and a situation where i am not being asked to do things outside of my character. >> we finish it up with the yankees honoring yogi berra. there was a moment of silence. the empire state building was lit up in yankee colors. fans brought flowers. as for where yogi may be buried, he asked if he wanted to be laid to rest in saint louis, new york or new jersey and in classic yogi tags he replied, i don't know. surprise me. perfect. abc7 sports is brought to you by xfinity. he is gone and till makes us laugh. >> charm and phenomenal 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