june they watched in horror as an experienced acrobat tragically plunged to her death. today's nevada's occupational and safety health administration ordered the cirque du soleil to pay $30,000 because they did not provide proper training and exposed employees to hazards. according to osha's investigation, the wire rope was severed due to the rapid ascent. she fell nearly 100 feet to the floor. even for experienced performers they can be dangerous. the performer in spider-man was badly injured after he plunged from a broadway stage. both cirque du soleil and the mgn grand will appeal. both companies say safety has always been a top priority. david wright, abc news, las vegas. >>> san diego police investigating a sexting scandal in schools. police say female students sent nude pictures of themselves. they say possessing and distributing these images is considered child important. >> the individuals took pictures of themselves in very compromising positions exposing various parts of their body, very unflattering. >> i think i need to sit down and talk to my kids and make sure they underst

never showed up teams from six different agencies are searching for him now in nevada county,c on the ground, and by air. >>> tenants of a burned-out apartment building are appealing a permit to rebuild. the units destroyed by fire the tenants accused the owner of disconnecting alarms prior to the blazet/mv they blame on an improperlykxinstalled water heater. city councilÑi will hea the appeal tonight. he spent several years in prison for human trafficking. humans after poisoning in a billing he owned in berkeleynyhñ >> san jose city council could change a firearms ordinance in order to deal with a wild pig problem what. a problem it is, too. this is a look at damage done to the almaden golf ask country club. feral pigs did $10,000 damage to greens this week and tearing up lawns. right now, san jose does not allow firearms to be discharged within city limits. they want the oerd ers. >> thousands of dollars around the city people complaining they're scared to take kids trick or treating. there are 30, 40 running around. they're large. they haven't caused any problems as far as hu

searching for him in nevada county on the ground and by air. >> nice story. it's amazing. a gas station clerk in florida needs a cell phone, his old phone saved his life. the screen of this phone show us what happened the phone stopped a bullet. police in winter garden, florida say a robber demanded cash, told clerks to open the safe, then fired at clerks the clerk didn't realize he'd been shot until police arrived. >> clerk says i feel my chuft hurts they lookd and realized the guy shot him and struck his cell phone. it stopped the bullet. >> amazing. police say the pain caused by the blunt trauma of the bullet striking the phone which the man had in his pocket. the clerk had no other injuries. police still looking for the robber. >> checking healthy living news a study changing rules about daily exercise requirements for senior citizens. researchers found moderate activities can help seniors lower risk of heart disease. researchers followed a thousand people over 60, noticing those who did these nonexercise activities had lower close cles troll and blood sugar levels and a 27% lower r

mountains in nevada could pick up a foot and a half of snow and also in western colorado, then the dakotas. tomorrow minneapolis should see its first measurable snowfall mixing in with rain. but still something to note. on the southern end severe weather. tomorrow afternoon and evening, texas into southwest oklahoma pay attention right here. you could see damaging winds, isolated tornados. on wednesday that threat moves to the east from kansas city down to fort worth including oklahoma city. we'll be watching for those rumbling times here in the mid week. there is the halloween forecast. it moves from indianapolis to houston. we'll keep on eye on it as we go through the week. of david? >> ginger, great to have you with us tonight. >>> we're going to turn to a developing story, that jail break in the heartland tonight, a manhunt under way in oklahoma. you'll remember that prison break last week, two convicts walking free after using a forged document. tonight four men walking free after escaping through the plumbing. with three days until halloween police tonight say their bright or

snowmoisture. accumulations in the sierra nevada. here is the low and it is moving due south. and then it will move toward the east. we have high pressure to the west of us and airflows from high to low. that's what is bringing us the tight gradient. that's why we are having the very strong wind effect. low pressure 11:00 and by 5:00 a.m. still centered near the sierra nevada. this forecast model for commute time at 5:00 a.m. will bring a little light shower activity to the east and the south bay tomorrow morning and then this thing will barrel toward the east. it will be a colder day and there will be a slight chance of a shower in the forecast. the low into tuesday will push on toward the east and we will start to dry out and the winds will start to die down and we will rm up by wednesday. overnight lows upper 40s near 50 degrees and some heavy mist and drizzle near the coast. maybe a stray shower here and there and some of the moisture ventures our way. it will be a raw day and windy conditions. a few showers in the morning and maybe the heavy, mist and drizzle. mid50s to the low 60s.

it will have that much moisture. we will look for snow accumulations in the sierra nevada. here is the low and it is moving due south. and then it will move toward the east. we have high pressure to the west of us and airflows from high to low. that's what is bringing us the tight gradient. that's why we are having the very strong wind effect. low pressure 11:00 and by 5:00 a.m. still centered near the sierra nevada. this forecast model for commute time at 5:00 a.m. will bring a little light shower activity to the east and the south bay tomorrow morning and then this thing will barrel toward the east. it will be a colder day and there will be a slight chance of a shower in the forecast. the low into tuesday will push on toward the east and we will start to dry out and the winds will start to die down and we will rm up by wednesday. overnight lows upper 40s near 50 degrees and some heavy mist and drizzle near the coast. maybe a stray shower here and there and some of the moisture ventures our way. it will be a raw day and windy conditions. a few showers in the morning and maybe the

sparks, nevada which left one teacher and the student shooter dead. >> this is one of the things that if your organization doesn't practice on and you are not ready to confront it, you will find yourself in a bad situation some day possibly. >> can't somebody help? >> angela volunteered to spend all day playing the part of a shooting victim. the prosthetic wound on her hand, scarier than halloween makeup. she can't imagine what terror real victims face. >> i would probably hide. i would be scared and i would know that the deputy is there to take care of it. >> police say the realistic training they received about schoolyard shootings was valuable. they also say it's something they hope they never, ever have to use. urban she would continues through the weekend. in san francisco, colonel bernard, abc7 news. >>> coming up on "this week" george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with former vice president dick cheney. with the u.s. under fire on spying on its allies, chaney discusses the surveillance debate and he weighs in on the latest hurdles facing washington and the state of the republi

comes just days after a school shooting in sparks, nevada which left one teacher and the student shooter dead. >> it's just one of those things where if your organization needs some practice on and you're not ready to confront it you'll find yourself in a bad situation one day possibly. >> somebody help! >> reporter: angela luong volunteered to spend all day here playing the part of a shooting victim. the prosthetic wound on her hand scarier than halloween makeup. she can't imagine what terror real victims face. >> i would probably hide. and i would be scared and i would know that the deputies there, the police officers would take care of it. >> reporter: police say the realistic training they received today about school yard shootings was valuable. they also say it's something they hope they never, ever have to use. urban shield continues through the weekend. in san francisco cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >>> scary moments on san francisco'sknob hill when a car lost control and hit an apartment building. it happened early this morn on washington street near leavenworth. a brand new black

monday's school shooting in nevada. another student allegedly killing a math teacher there. ritzer called it simply devastating. >> she could find joy in anything. and she brought so much joy into my life. >> reporter: at game one of the world series, a moment of silence in her honor. and this morning, we still don't know why this 14-year-old would have allegedly killed his own teacher, george. >> gio, thanks. >>> let's get more from abc news consultant, brad garret, former special agent with the fbi. brad, this is very different from the shooting we saw earlier in the week. this time, not a random spree. the teacher, the sole target. >> this is a focused attack. i would assume this kid's motive might be sexual. it might be revenge. but it was focused just the teacher. and my sense is, the murder part of it, may be secondary. that whatever he did, that this was a sexual assault, for example, that like so many people, they realize what they've done. and how much trouble they're in and they try to get rid of the evidence. >> and you said the use of this box cutter is significant? >>

charged as an adult. just days ago, a student arrived at a nevada school with a handgun and shot a teacher who tried to stop him. her last tweet expressed sympathy for the community. >> she was just a young girl who had the world ahead of her. to be taken so tragically is awful. >> chism will be back in court november 22nd. rob and diana. >> thank you. pit to tu lo court and there's no emotion. that's hard to watch. >> you have to wonder what's at play? was he obsessed with her? was it a mental health issue? this is beyond a shooting. this is violent stab v you have to wonde we don't have a clu he would do this but th question, in addition to sending prayer schand ls f he bing math teacher. she graduated from high school in 2007 and got a mathemati degreato ret she was young. if you think of it, she was probably one of their peers in their eyes because she was so young and looked so young and beautiful. really is sad. >> the irony of her tweeting out about the tragedy at the school in reno and days later she's gone. >> right. both math teachers but two completely different murders.

you, guys. >>> we're going to turn to new details on the middle school shooting in nevada, including what may have triggered the incident and where the boy got his gun. abc's cecilia vega has the story. >> 911 emergency. >> i'm calling from sparks middle school. we have a shooting at our school. >> reporter: that gunman, police now say was a 12-year-old boy, a seventh grader. and that gun, a 9 millimeter semi automatic ruger handgun, similar to this. >> we believe that the student got it from his residence. >> we have some kids outside who had a gun pointed at them so we locked down the building. >> reporter: 911 shows how the boy terrorized the schoolyard outside of reno, nevada, just minutes before the morning bell rang. >> 912 1 /* emergency. >> somebody brought a gun to school that shot a teacher. >> the teacher's down? >> yes. >> reporter: this morning, the memorial for mr. michael landsberry, continues to grow. the vet who served twice in afghanistan, turned math teacher, killed as he tried to stop the shooting. >> i cannot express my -- enough appreciation for mr. l

muller and diana perez. >>> happy hump day, everybody. we begin the latest details with the nevada shooting we talked about yesterday. police revealing more information about the young killer. the motive is a mystery. >> they say the weapon came from his parents' home. abc's cecilia vega begins our coverage. >>> 911 emergency. >> i'm calling from sparks middle school. we have a shooting at our school. >> reporter: the rampage lasted just three minutes. >> this is a student from sparks middle school. can you please send police out here? there's a kid who has a gun. >> reporter: that kid, a 12-year-old boy in the seventh grade. he opened fire near the basketball courts just before the morning bell using a .9 millimeter semiautomatic ruger handgun, similar to this. his first victim, another 12-year-old shot in the arm. >> went like that with the gun and pulled the trigger. >> reporter: then the shooter turned to the teacher who tried to stop him. >> 911 emergency. >> somebody brought a gun to school and shot the teacher. >> the teacher's down? >> yes. >> students saw michael landsberr

who opened fire in a middle school in reno, nevada and that teacher, the former marine, who tried to stop him. eye witnesses are coming forward to describe how a valiant sacrifice saved lives. here's abc's cecilia vega. >> 911 emergency? >> i'm calling from sparks middle school. we have a shooting at our school. >> reporter: the rampage lasted just three minutes. >> this is a student from sparks middle school. can you please send police out here. there is a kid with a gun. >> reporter: that kid, a 12-year-old boy in the 7th grade. police believe he got that gun from his own home. he opened fire near the basketball court just before the morning bell, using a nine millimeter semiautomatic ruger handgun similar to this. his first victim, another 12-year-old shot in the arm. >> he went like that with the gun and pulled the trigger. >> reporter: then the shooter turned to the teacher who tried to stop him. >> 911 emergency. >> somebody brought a gun to school. they shot a teacher. >> the teacher is down? >> yes. >> reporter: students saw mr. michael landsberry, a former marine and nationa

difference. >>> we're going to get to the latest on the shooting at a middle school in nevada. new details coming out overnight about the courageous students who rushed into the chaos. abc's cecilia vega, is in sparks, nevada, with the latest this morning. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. students and their teachers alike being hailed a hero as you said out here. as for the gunman, just a boy wearing a school uniform when he opened fire here. as for why he did it, police say the motive is still unknown. as students at sparks middle school returned from fall break, shots rang out. >> i thought it was fake. i thought he was going to be suspended for a fake gun. >> he is in a school uniform. this is seen by a teacher. >> reporter: one of the classmates of this reno suburb opened fire just minutes before the morning bell. >> active shooters sparks middle school. they have at least two down. >> reporter: happening so fast, it was over before police arrived. >> the initial 911 call came, the response was less than three minutes. >> reporter: the gunman shoo

deadly shooting at a school. this incident unfolded in sparks, nevada, near reno. the teacher is now dead. the student took his own life and two students are injured. we have the latest deals. good morning, brandi. >> reporter: good morning, john and diana. we are learning more about the victims in the shooting spree. two young boys are expected to survive but a beloved math teacher was killed when he tried to step in and protect the students. >> reporter: shots were fired at sparks middle school in reno, nevada, just after 7 a.m. >> active shooter. sparks middle school. at least two down. >> reporter: as the s.w.a.t. team rushed to the scene, students watched a seventh grader shoot several rounds. >> he shoots my friend and goes sparks middle school in reno, the s.w.a.t. team rushed to the team. students watch 7th grader shoot several rounds. >> he shoots my friend and goes to the teacher and says, "back up," and he pulled the trigger. >> more shots were fired from a semiautomatic handgun. >> saw a kid holding a gun. >> running and screaming and i started running and we heard anothe

begin with a developing story, a new american tragedy. this time a middle school in reno, nevada. a student opened fire, a heroic teacher tried to step in. he was a beloved math teacher, a marine who ended up losing his life at school right here at home. the details are still streaming in at this hour and abc's cecilia vega has the latest right now. >> shots fired at sparks middle school. >> active shooter sparks middle school. >> one down so far. >> reporter: the students at sparks middle school were waiting for the morning bell to ring when the shooting started. >> he is in school uniform. this is seen by a teacher. >> reporter: the shooter witnesses say a student dressed in that gray and green school sweat shirt. he first opened fire near the basketball court shooting a boy in the arm. >> i heard the first shot. i looked over and i saw a kid, my best friend, laying on the ground shot in the arm. >> reporter: students say a teacher ran to try and stop the gunfire only to be killed, shot in the chest. >> and then he walked up to a teacher and said back up. the teacher started backi

facility in reno, nevada. this guy, rescued as an abandoned cub. clinging to life. doesn't look it now. eli, having a ball. thriving. and the folks there know how to keep their residents happy. i'm looking for the zipper on the suit there. i am not convinced that that is not a human being. >> he actually car pooled from lake tahoe earlier today. >> i challenge you all at tetherball. i love tetherball. >> my son just taught me how to play it. >> i wouldn't take you on in tetherball. >> i will. >>> let's get the weather from sam. >> all right, that got it. sorry. that was important. we're doing a little photo session here. the folks -- josh, lara? are we tailgating today? what's going on? if we are, i have to say, nobody told me. but nobody's going to do it better than us. let's get to the boards. we're going to show you what's going on. i can't wait to tailgate in the big red pickup truck. here, we have chicago, a picture for you today. your weather is likely to change quite a bit from today into tonight. in comes the cold front. through it goes. there's likely to be a little brief burs

, nevada. to say that eli is a big fan of tether ball is somewhat of an understatement. one he gets the ball going, he shows pretty good coordination, hitting it -- wraps around the pole over and over again. >> he's loving that. eli has been at the sanctuary for nearly three years. he was found freezing and mall nourished in a meadow. he's fine now. and apparently having lots and lots of fun. >> wow. check this out -- by the way, it was desperate when he got to the sanctuary. he was weighing 14 pounds when experts said he should have weighed between 60 and 100 pounds. experts said he wouldn't survive had he spent one more night in the wild. now look at him. >> he's got moves, too, he knows what he's doing. >> he looks healthy and like he's having a good time. >> love the way he ducks his head. check him out. >> here it comes -- >> got style, too, you know? >> i know. >> cute. >> good stuff. >>> coming up, the fierce competition on "dancing with the stars" after one team gets booted from the stage. >>> the roman catholic bishop living a glamorous life of ultra luxury. does he have a

decades long partnership with nevada. nevada had threatened to withdraw from it unless california made concessions to allow more development. the new bill will allow higher density and taller structures away from the lake and encourage getting rid of older structures near the lake. the sierra club and other environmentalists have filed a lawsuit in federal court over the changes. coming up next, we will take you for a spooky halloween look behind the scenes at pixar, as it makes its first attempt at television. and here is a live look for your viewing pleasure from our emeryville cam. warm whether there today and throughout the viewing area. lisa argen will have your when ifor your business..curity tyco integrated security. we'll do a security review of your business to understand your needs, customize an integrated solution that meets your specific challenges. and deliver it all with responsive local service, and a personal passion to help you protect your business. we'll even give you the power to manage it all... right from the palm of your hand. call us for a free security review.

. it is clear right any, but we have a weak weather system pushing through the sierra nevada, providing a quick burst of snow there above 5500 feet. and breeze city conditions afterwards. but the winds will shift after that system pushes through. there is to go along the central coast. that is key as to why we are going to warm up today. sutro tower camera showing temperatures ranging from the upper 40s here to the lower 50s with the clear sky. san jose 48. 47 los gatos and half moon bay at 48. there is no fog to speak of. we have dryer weather on the way with this air mass coming into play that will provide some offshore winds later on. 50 in fair feel. it's 49 in concord with napa dropping to 40. so the typical cool areas up in the north bay are a little warmer this morning. novato, the airport. but there is a few cool pockets here around mountain view. we are four degrees cooler there and up towards napa. from our mt. tam cam you get a view this morning, despite the late sunrise at 7:00. it's clear and warmer on the order of about four degrees. the winds will not be as bri

development. this renews a decades long partnership with nevada. nevada had threatened to withdraw from it unless california made concessions to allow more development. the new bill will allow higher density and taller structures away from the lake and encourage getting rid of older structures near the lake. the sierra club and other environmentalists have filed a lawsuit in federal court over the changes. coming up next, we will take you for a spooky halloween look behind the scenes at pixar, as it makes its first attempt at television. here's a live look from our exploratorium cam. pleasant today. in the 80s for most of the bay area and dry. our meteorologist lisa argen will have your accuweather will have your accuweather forecast in just a few. we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. atron: i'm sorry, who are you? jc: i'm your coworker! c'mon guys. i'm driving. hey, you guys co

drought. nevada been in extreme drought. you want me to say nevada. it comes out nevada. i get the tweets all the time. in comes that low. and watch all that heavy rain spin. it's 1 1/2 to 1 inches of rain in general. there are places that will get about two inches of rain. ahead of the front, also severe weather today. we have wind warnings, watches and advisories out. look at the areas shaded in red. this is going to light up with powerful storms. wind, probably the biggest damaging element of those storms. so, there's where the snow and rain is. there's that little line of storms. as you start to work east, everything's in great shape, except for that low that's our highs for today in the upper 60s to the lower 70s. 73 in vallejo, 75 in livermore. 72 in all that weather was brought to you by walmart. maybe it's a recovery slow step process. if i say nevada and i correct myself -- >> nevada. >> nevada. >> nevada. >> you're going to say what you said a minute ago. >> that's right. >>> reality star bruce jenner, losing his cool on camera. why is he lashing out? >>> and diana nyad i

you're gonna hear me roar ♪ >> lots of singers there at spanish springs, in sparks, nevada. our katy perry concert contest. and we're going to have more with them this morning. >>> time for our wednesday feature "the jury's out." dan abrams gives us his take on the most provocative items. >> a new study from yale university, calls out pro athletes, from peyton manning, to lebron james, to serena williams, for making big bucks corrupting us and our kids, by showing foods from oreos, mcdonald's, to name a few. we're going to whine about which foods they're endorsing, rather than not buying the ones we don't like. and exactly -- define what is healthy. is pizza really bad for you? what if you're eating salads at mcdonald's. are we only going to let them promote fruits and veggies? >> why is dan talking like this. >> my take. >> we're going to rename it. >> yeah. >> no one's passing a law on this. they can call them out on it. >> i think it's a parents' job to regulate what your kids eat. if they want to -- >> the whole focus of this study was to highlight -- they wanted to name them by

, such as nevada petaluma, waking up into temperatures in the 40s, and certainly in the south bay as well. we also have a chance of some rain visiting us late on wednesday, but really the real story, it's going to be in the sierra where we have a winter storm advisory. first taking a look at our live doppler radar, clear conditions. no cloud cover just some patchy coastal fog. but really a trough of low pressure bringing in this cool air mass that's going to be visiting us for the next couple of days and as we focus in you can see how that's going to cause some cooler breezes and certainly cooler temperatures. this is what's going to happen in the sierra. we can expect to see 2 to 5 inches of snow. very gusty conditions. 50-mile-per-hour winds. that will last between tomorrow morning and thursday morning for 24 hours. around the bay, our highs going to top out just under 80 degrees. 79 degrees in fairfield and antioch. if you're going to be in the south bay in san jose, 74 degrees will be your high. 72 in san mateo along the peninsula. 68 degrees will be your high. 78 in napa. 75 in

midweek and expecting snow in the sierra nevada early of course. today high pressure we are in the 70's and 80's in many years although the cooing has started in some spots actually a little warmer in other 80's lick livermore, fairfield, close to 90 today. that's all changing. cold front is coming through. leading edge of colonel air coming through the bay area as we head into tuesday and wed. tonight high cloud moving out of the picture and we'll be seeing breezy conditions tomorrow afternoon. feel the breezy i should say and sierra nevada you will start to see some snow coming did you know by wednesday morning. believe it or not enough snow come being with gusty wednesday prompt winter weather advisory in the southern nevada. couple inches of snow 6000 gust 55 miles an hour so prepare for winter driving conditions. this could affect if heading to yosemite. stay tune. our live doppler 7hd will track the snow as it develops. tomorrow morning chilly. just want the the ems to warm. mid upper 40's on the coldest north bay valley and along the coast line. you will need a coat or jacke

impacted in the southern sierra nevada a winter weather advisory goes up. wednesday, 5:00 a.m. through thursday, 5:00 a.m. two to five inches of snow with gusty winds for higher elevations if you're going toe1r cross tioga pass you may head into problems. tomorrow morning mainly clear skies. you'll need a light jacket as you head off the work or taking little ones to school. 75 tomorrow afternoon. 76 loss dat yos. sunshining in the santa cruz. mid-70s redwood city. 63 pacifica. 64 daily city. you've been in mid-70s today. you'll notice that as well. low 70s oakland not as warm as inland. 77 livermore, 76 conk yordz, a look at the accu-weather forecast cooler wedzáday, sharp drop off, mid-70s inland fofr us not going to mean rain or snow just much cooler weather low to mid-60s coast side. mid-70s inland then, for the weekend we'll just take temperatures up slight lie coming up next how stars of "dancing with the stars" balanced practice schedule with work. >> and no ticket no, problem, getting through security not all he was caught doing wrong by the way. to those who've been denied ew

-old runaway boy managed to get on a plane without a ticket and get to nevada. delta airlines and the tsa are investigating after the boy got through security at the minneapolis-st. paul airport. the flight crew became suspicious and contacted the las vegas police, who transferred the by to child protective services. video shows him at the airport wednesday. he ordinary lunch at a restaurant outside of the security checkpoints. he told the server he had to use the bathroom and never returned to pay. >>> a's fans are sharing their playoff pride here on abc7. look at this cute little a's princess sharing her excitement. and a two-year-old a's fan is all smalls in this photo. share your photos with us, post them on our facebook page or twitter. you can download wall paper for your cell phone. >>> time to find out about the warm weather. >> leigh: we're going to start to cool things down beginning tomorrow, and there is a slight chance of maybe seeing a few sprinkles here by around tuesday night, wednesday. live doppler 7hd showing you an abundance of high clouds that kept moving across t

the sierra nevada. looks like we will stay dry. temperatures will continue to drop. but we could see a little bit of precip here in the mountains. we will recover, but all in all cooler fall days ahead beginning tomorrow. today, 84 santa clara. more 80s in the south bay with low 80s palo alto, mountain view. 77 san francisco. 74 daly city. north bay numbers range from the 70s at the coast with 83 in sonoma. 85 in napa. near east bay 80 berkeley, 84 fremont. a beautiful day castro valley and over the hills we are look agent 28 the san ramon valley. maybe a high cloud or two with mid-80s in the livermore valley. the accuweather seven-day forecast pretty warm again today. five to seven degrees of cooling tomorrow. still nice, though. by tuesday increasing clouds. much cooler wednesday. maybe a sprinkle, 60s and 70s. thursday a little breezy behind the system and slowly coming up to mid-and upper 70s. a pretty nice forecast for the week ahead. >> what a dramatic drop. >> we are getting you primed today. a subtle drop. >> thanks, lisa. coming up, new details this morning in that dramatic

conditions over into the sierra nevada. so 70s and mid-80s. feels like summer in yosemite. we will look for a patch of high clouds to visit us throughout the day today. that will bring mostly sunny conditions. still on the warm side. 82 oakland with 80 san mateo. upper 70s half moon bay. 85 in san jose. morgan hill coming in at 86 this afternoon. a couple of big games, of course, over in oakland this afternoon. how about candlestick? we will visit the texans. temperatures in the low 70s. so that's your mild start at 5:30 but then the numbers drop into the 60s. still a nice evening and the raiders an even later game. that's with the chargers, upper 60s to low 60s. and today the warmest day of the week. tomorrow we drop another five to seven degrees. the clouds increase. maybe a slight chance of shower tuesday night into wednesday. slow recovery on the temperatures by friday and saturday. so it's been pretty nice. a lot of folks wanting the fall-like weather. >> it's kind of odd to see san francisco as the hotspot so far this morning. >> very typical for october. >> okay. thank you,

lost gatos, and from our east bay cam you see clear sky as well. santa rosa 86, nevada, 85, and here are forecast highlights as we look live now over my shoulder. what it lookist like from the mount pias cram ra. temperatures will dip into the low 40s. there is a few high clouds and get ready for cooler temperatures as we go into the first and middle part of next week. keeping the storm track well to the north of us and creating those down slooping off shore winds. it will be another day before they shift to on shore. that will happen as we go into monday and tuesday. get out and enjoy it. we will start to see a few high clouds sneak in here. this is tonight at 11:00. as we head into sunday morning, still clear at 5:00 to 7:00. it will really be late in the afternoon when some of the high clouds start to rotate in. this is a good sign the winds will start to shift a bit and it will center just off of the coast and it will find it's way moving right back up near the coast as we go to early monday morning. that is a good sign that temperatures will start to come down. lows tonight