hillary clinton's first visit to san francisco since she became secretary of state has hundreds of people thinking about how it change world politics. there were no candidates in the november election but she did wrap up her speech with a little politics. amy hollyfield reports. >> she was definitely in friendly territory. secretary of state hillary clinton said the commonwealth club has invited her to speak several times before, but she's been busy. >> this is only the third place in the united states that i have spoken since i became secretary of state. [ cheers and applause ] >> she says now is the appropriate time to have a conversation and then she made her pitch to the savvy crowd, diplomacy means technology. >> i know there are million

ideas that are borne every day here. if you have a good idea we will had listen. >> not only does she want ideas but she wants the crowd to participate in public and private partnership. >> we recently launched a new mentoring program that pairs accomplished women in silicon valley with counterparts in muslim communities around the world. >> it's awesome tonight. >> about 1500 people came to hear her speech, most of them women. >> i can't imagine anything i would rather be doing on a friday evening. >> she talked about the situation in afghanistan but the highlights when a ten-year-old girl asked her about the environment. she talked about conservation but also talked about the upcoming election. >> i think people running for office should be asked to explain their positions on what

they're going to do. [ applause ] they covered with lot of ground and in the same answers she defended of her boss she confident that obama's policies will be effective and suggested that people have some patience. >> clinton's predecessor condoleezza rice met with president obama yesterday on discuss national security issues. she spoke to cnn just before the meeting. >> it's frequently done, the former cabinet secretaries go on the foreign policy side and see the sitting president, i'm looking forward to it. >> two met in the oval office for about half an hour. no details were disclosed. rice also gave the president and his daughter copies of her new memoir. she revealed that she has been

consulted a couple of times by secretary clinton. former president bill clinton will be in the bay area tomorrow. he is one of the heavy hitters to visit california before the election. last night, he appeared at ucla with jerry brown and gavin newsom. he focused on the struggling economy. >> i agree with jerry, he is the only politician in america say this except me which is that as horrible as it is, if we learn the right lessons, when we come out of it we will be stronger than ever. >> earlier he spoke in orange county in support of democratic congresswoman loretta sanchez. >> former vice presidential sarah palin is featured speaker in anaheim. >> your next governor will have

to make tough decisions and certainly she will be working in a bipartisan manner. >> although palin has not endorsed a candidate she made it clear she wants meg whitman. she spoke in san jose on thursday night. tea party members are holding an election rally in the bay area. the pleasanton tea party had a fund-raising dinner. today the group expects more than 10,000 people to turn out for the golden state race for america. a variety of offers are scheduled to speak. >> this morning a disabled man without the van he needs to get around, she without it because thieves stole it. but they didn't just rip off a vehicle.

lisa amin gulezian reports. >> life has not been fair. a car crash left had him quadriplegic but things changed for better because of a especially equipped van like this. >> i go to baseball games. >> he calls it ace lifeline but this week that connection was cut, his 1995 chevy was stolen. >> at about 1:45 monday morning, video cameras caught three men going up to the van, stopping and then breaking in. >> when they got into the van, they just didn't get into the van and they messed around two minutes. they had to be searching inside. >> inside were his portable wheelchair and foot rest. he doesn't have the strength to hold his feet up himself. >> depression is setting in.

>> i'm super angry they would pick on somebody who is disabled. i'm afraid that he may become more withdrawn and more reluctant to go out like he used to do. >> even alameda police admit someone stealing a quadriplegic van is a first. >> because of the targeted equipment. recovering it may be more difficult than normal. >> normally a special needs van sells for $7,000 which could be they've's motive. it's little solace for someone that can't afford a new lifeline >> here is another look at a van similar to the one belonging to darnel. it is a 1995 chevy gold stream with gray stripes. license plate number 9856 edp.

if you have seen the plan called alameda police. we have contact information posted at www.abc7.com. contra costa sheriff's deputies have arrested a man for rape at an apartment complex where several women have been attacked over the past few months. william yokum is suspected of the attack on the park regency apartments. he is resident of that complex and police say he knew the woman who was attacked. authorities are still looking for the man responsible for october 2nd attack. they say the description of him doesn't match yokum. there has been five aex attacks since june and berkeley man has been charged with three of them. >> at least six churches have been hit by burglars. somebody stole collection money from the church. st. francis has been targeted five times. it's responding by installing

surveillance cameras. >> i think it's a sign of our times of the desperation that people feel and also people being knowing that church is vulnerable. many of us don't have security systems. >> burglars have also stolen laptops, musical instruments, cash, checks even food from the congregation. police don't think all these break-ins are connected. >> a lane of the san mateo bridge will remain closed until at least until tomorrow. this is while caltrans crews make repairs on the span. they discovered a crack in a seismic support beam on wednesday. crews have been working since then to patch up the crack and when they are done, they say the beam will be stronger than it was originally. >> the steel beam that had the crack, bee reinforcing plates to both sides of the wish bone,

both portions of it. now, we're going to put additional plate right at the v-section part. >> they hope to have lane reopened in time for the 49-raiders game on sunday afternoon. >> coming up next, obama administration says they'll step in. >> we're not a government of washington to tell the california people how to vote. >> up next, the restrictions that would still be in place even if recreational pot smoking because legal in california. and why a local armed police officers as many from around the world will be stormingc!c!c!c!c!

welcome back. depending on what happens on election day in a couple of weeks, california could wind up in a showdown with the federal government. if proposition 19 passes, recreational marijuana use would be legal at the state level but as david louie reports, u.s. attorney general it still one be legal at the federal level. >> the battle is going to be over marijuana dispensing sites such as these. proposition 19 will make the distribution and possession legal in california. however, u.s. attorney general

eric holder has indicated they are illegal under federal law and will prosecute. joseph mcnamara is ready to take on the feds. >> i would remind the attorney general the words of abraham lincoln, we're a government of for the people and by the people. we're not a government of washington to tell the california people how to vote. >> san jose has 80 cooperatives that sell marijuana with patients with doctor's present sipgsz. it has operated these facilities and they are worried. >> if they are going to enforce the federal laws, that makes me more nervous about my patients aren't going protected. they could end up whether recreational getting in trouble with the feds because they do want to prosecute them. >> he and city council want

approval of measure "u". money would be used to regulated pot sellers but with 80 dispension arise in the city, san jose is singled out for a legal case. >> and we'll get the experiments on us because the 80 dispensaries we have in san jose are all illegal today because of federal law and also under a local zoning codes. >> other state and federal laws may be beneficial. >> prop 19 will send a political statement that the federal government just reaadjust their policies. >> the sheriff of los angeles county says if marijuana is legalized he will continue to bust pot smoking in public. if you see teams of armed police officers storming through buildings this weekend, it is likely part of a large training exercise called urban shield.

it's held in communities across the bay area and one of the largest tactical exercise. you are looking at video from an earlier urban shield. teams are participating and they have various scenarios, chemical attacks and rescuing hostages. >> although a fixture in the east bay, this is the first time we've been in san francisco proper where we have scenarios that are in the public view. we will be at the pyramid center on montgomery street and city hall. so if you are seeing tactical squad teams it's because of urban shield and not because terrorist activity. >> teams from israel, jordan and bahrain are also participating. if you want to know what the weather is like. >> we have plenty of clouds but layered clouds and also sunshine. a view from san francisco, partly cloudy, mid-50s and 40s

in the north bay and showers to be in the forecast for up to about everybody. >> also, up next, the defending champion yankees rally late. larry beil has the highlights coming up in sports.

jon stewart and steven colbert have oprah's endorsement for their rallies on the national mall. can two comedians pull in the same crowd as tea party conservatives? here a report. >> she is referring to the

upcoming rally to restore sanity. >> i am really excited about it because i think we need a little bit more sanity in the world. >> it would be nice. >> comedy central event is answer to glenn beck's rally, restoring honor. stewart's goal is to bring moderates whose voices is not heard because they are too busy to scream and shout. >> there are millions of people at home who have to mow the lawn they have things to do. >> the event is still unknown. >> jon stewart is first and foremass as a comedian. he is going for the punch line but there is substance to the humor. >> the big question, will anyone show up? >> you definitely believe that 225 people will be there. >> a lot more than that, 300,000 have signed up for the event on facebook but that doesn't mean

they will show up in person. these college students they won't miss it. >> tell me you're going to this. you have to come to this one. >> restore some sanity. >> it's spreading the timeless message, take it down a notch. good time to check on the bay area weather. it's 8:19. what are they going to expect. >> it's chilly in the north bay. mid 40s in the north bay and fog but also a little bit of sun here from east bay camera, high definition emeryville where we have partly cloudy skies. i talked about a chance of showers and that a slight chance today but it gets better tonight and tomorrow. i'll tell you why in just a moment. we have the typical low clouds, you notice the higher clouds, these are all out ahead of a

system that is getting closer to the coast and may provide a few areas of light rain as we head through the rest of the weekend. 53 in downtown. 58 in oakland. it's been chilly overnight for napa and santa rosa, partly cloudy skies and a little more mild from mountain view to san jose, at 57. 54 in livermore valley. everyone is cooler this morning, as much as 4 degrees cooler than yesterday. san francisco, oakland, antioch and you'll notice 11 degrees cooler in novato. we are looking at a partly cloudy day today overall. the skies will feature sunshine but also high and mid-level clouds. chance of showers extended in to today but better tonight and tomorrow and dry and mild next week as the weather system heads out of the area late tomorrow. here are the high clouds across the state. it is really moving up from the southwest, the stream of high clouds in northern and central california and an area of

pressure is well off shore. we are going to see an increase of the onshore flow and it will keep temperatures down and high clouds the numbers will reflect that, end to the 90s, a few low 80s in inland valleys and just a little bit closer, it's going to pick up moisture. with that extra provided left from this low, we could see the chance of showers along the high elevations. monterey county, maybe not diablo but here we are by late tomorrow. the significant weather, rainmaker is well to the south of us. in the sierra nevada but for the barrier don't be surprised if you wake up to mist and drizzle. we could see wet pavement when you wake up tomorrow morning. even today there an outside chance of light precip in the form of showers in the higher elevations. cooling off today with 76 in sunnyvale. 79 in campbell. peninsula numbers down as much

as five to eight degrees today so the pumpkin festival, half moon bay 61 and help in redwood city. in the 80s, four degrees cooler. downtown today for a high of 65. upper 70s for petaluma and napa with 76 by the water in vallejo. pretty nice afternoon in berkeley and oakland, upper 60s. 72 in union city. heading inland, cooler by 10-11 degrees. am there as well as dublin and fog now around watsonville and salinas and 81 in morgan hill. today the warmest day we'll see in quite some time and not only we cool off but the state cools off. mist and creates, light sprinkles tomorrow but today outside chance of a shower and then much more mild next week with drier winds. we'll see that offshore flow return. >> when you say sprinkles, you mean light? >> there is a weak weather

system, there is an outside chance we could see a renegade shower. >> late this afternoon tim lincecum takes the mound in the championship series. this is in philadelphia. last night the american league championship series, new york yankees were in texas for the first game of their series. larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> yankees and rangers open the american championship series. they found themselves 5-0 but the bronx bombers are never it on of the game. nolan ryan, ceremonial first pitch, two on for josh hamilton. gone. 3-0 rangers. in the first, five runs in four innings. this gave way to the bullpen. derek jeter drives in one. a broken bat and base hit.

yankees rally and take a jf 5. best closer of all time. rivera gets hamilton for the final out as yankees steal game one by a final of 6-5. >> it's been raining in philadelphia for the past few days but the weather for tonight is dry and windy, tim lincecum weather. he will face halladay in game one of the national league championship. the clash of aces but they are worried about philadelphia's sluggers. >> i have to face halladay, and i'm more worried about my pitch execution to guys like howard that is more in the back of my mind. >> as for halladay he threw a

no-hitter and first season with the phillies in toronto and soaking every playoff moment. >> it's more than exciting anticipation. you know that is one part i didn't expect. to get to this point has been so much fun but going out and pitching these games, you look forward to it. it's definitely been exciting. >> so who wins this series? san francisco versus philadelphia, an east west slow down. time to to look at the tale of the tape. >> this is a battle that goes far beyond the clash of aces, this is an east coast, west coast clash. this is a local landmark, golden gate bridge versus the liberty bell. majestic views versus historical significance. the winner here, the beauties at this of the bridge. and sylvester stallone as rocky.

against arnold schwarzenegger as the terminator. >> i'll be back. >> i know the governater is holiday guy but the winner here is rocky. local food sensation, phillies cheese steak against clam chowder in a bread bowl. home-grown entertainer, will smith is from philadelphia. robin williams lives in san francisco. historical figures, philadelphia has ben franklin, we have william randolph hearst. >> and sandoval is the panda and flying hawaiian. tied 3-3, category 7, epic

television shows, the streets of san francisco against, it's funny in philadelphia. danny devito against carl mauldin. you can't beat a young michael douglas, san francisco takes the series 4-3. >> now to golf, the tours are in the bay area this weekend. first round leader had the blade working round 2. 13 under seeking his first tour win. ladies at the challenge in blackhawk after a 11 under par 61, britney imploded with 15 shots more than she needed. we've got nascar in prime

time here on abc7. mike shumann will have giants' highlights tonight at 11:00 p.m. i'm larry beil. >> next at 8:30. tight races in the homestretch brings political celebrities to the state. and more californians are foregoing the polls and mailing in their ballots. how that could affect who wins

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bee happy. bee healthy. baked in apple with a daring amount of cinnamon. good morning, a parade of high profile politicians will be coming to california and some are already here to help in the last minute push for votes. big races are in a dead heat this morning. that net miranda has more. >> we have seen former mayor rudy guliani came by this week. former president bill clinton heads to the bay area over the weekend while sarah palin addressed a crowd in sacramento before heading to orange county. >> your next governor will have to make tough choices about

spending cuts and certainly she will be working in a bipartisan manner. >> we will not reward extremist rhetoric anymore. >> and senator john mccain heads to san diego while president obama visits next week and his wife late october. for the first time in a long time, major seats in the state are competitive. there is a tight governor's race with meg whitman against jerry brown and barbara boxer is in a dead heat with carly fiorina in the u.s. senate race. >> the passion and excitement is on the republican side plus the state is in play which is huge for the gop. >> we're going to need as much help from clinton and obama to pull it out. >> but you won't see whitman or carly fiorina to campaign along with sarah palin.

the candidates have to play in the middle. >> they are trying go to get votes and the votes they don't have is the middle ground. >> republicans are doing everything they can to run away from sarah palin. >> political watchers have noted that the constituents of the democratic party, they hope enough are motivated to go to the polls. >> election day is still more than two weeks away but americans are already voting. absentee ballots are coming in and all this voting by mail gives the bay area an interesting advantage. mark matthews explains why. >> in contra costa county they are getting ballots returned, like the rest of the bay area, contra costa has a high percentage of voters that vote by mail. >> vote by mail in my county will be 60% and statewide might be 50%. >> compare that to the mere 14%

of los angeles county voters that vote by mail. paul mitchell says l.a. county is getting shorted. >> because there is million of ballots and gets mailed in. >> l.a. relies on aof voting and that is not nearly as rely yanl. >> we're probably going to lose voters in l.a. county. >> in los angeles, that will disproportionately hurt jerry brown and barbara boxer. but in the lieutenant governor's race it's not so clear. >> l.a. is 35% is latinos and those that don't turn out could hurt maldonado. >> but knew some might before but there is another wrinkle in the turnout. in contra costa county the early returns have historical been weighted on the democratic side

until this year. >> right now the republicans are returning their ballots at a higher rate than the democrats which is unusual. it goes against what i've been watching for ten years. >> all those early republicans are eager to vote this year. it could be there will be a lot more voting. we'll continue to track it in the weeks ahead. in the newsroom, mark matthews, "abc 7 news." >> one proposition has cities coming together. proposition 22 would keep them from raiding city kochers. >> hundreds of cities across california are supporting proposition 22. san jose's mayor chuck reed says it's time to cover its own budget failures. he says that practice results in cuts to police, fire and libraries. >> services that people value most are the services that we deliver. this is the nature of the state

can't take that money. the state has to live within its means. >> educators say not so fast. they say the economy has made budget balancing tough enough and prop 22 would tie the hands of legislators to redirect money where it's needed most. dave mcmahon is the president of the san jose teachers association. >> every aspect of the district is hurting. we can barely operate the program. we've operated in the past and we can't afford to lose dollars. >> in addition to the california teachers association groups opposing the proposition nurses association and professional firefighters. it's supported by the league of california cities, california transit association and california alliance for jobs. >> the non-partisan analysts office does not take a proposition 22 but does offer the information, last year the

state borrowed $9.2 billion but created a mechanism to repay it immediately and the state took or redirected $1.7 billion from redevelopment agencies to school districts. >> prop 22 with the state's authority over gas tax than and property tax money intended for local use. redevelopment agency says the state's money grab wreak havoc on ability to create jobs. >> this agency was hit with a $75 million take which is a significant hole in our budget and prevents us from doing a lot of very needed local programs. >> if voters approve proposition 22 it would be a constitutional amendment that would change the way sacramento manages public money. some say reform is long overdue but some taxpayer groups say it won't take away lawmakers need

when money is tight. >> when it comes to setting priorities, education should come before redevelopment. >> proposition 22 would not generate any new money or create any new debt but it would have a big impact on both states and local budgets. >> former head of countrywide financial has agreed to pay $67.5 million settlement to avoid trial. federal regulators accused him of issuing risky mortgages. he was the highest profile defendant yet to face federal trial for the risky business practices that led to the housing collapse which in turn sent the country into recession. >> looking at quite a nice, fall day. >> 40s out there and some cloud cover not only in the form of low clouds.

this a view from mount tam, slightly more unstable atmosphere headed our way. there is a chance of showers for the weekend. i'll let you know next. >> also ahead, why the feds ordered it

it's chilly outside. here is a live look from our

camera atop our station. you are looking at coit tower, cloud cover in the background so if you are out and about. have a jacket or a coat for sure. nice day and lisa will have more on the weather coming up. >> the federal government is ordering the area surrounding all levees supported by federal money to be clear-cut. california lawmakers are joining forces with environmentalists and they want to fight the order. more from laura anthony. >> if the federal government has its way hundreds of california creeks and rivers could look like this. clear-cut of any vegetation. >> congressman john garamendi is joining with agencies to oppose the step up enforcement of the national clear-cut policy by the corps of engineers.

>> is this an overreaction from katrina? >> i think so. i think they were pummeled, army corps of engineers, in those situations. they want to cover their back side but it doesn't make sense here in california. >> in 2005 there was catastrophic levee inauguration. engineers determined that the trees along the river banks compromised the levee. in the bay area there are hundred miles of levees that would be impacted including those along the russian and napa rivers including those in the south bay. removing the register station will destroy the habitat. >> the state purpose is to increase protection, however we don't necessarily agree with that. there are studies that show that vegetation and especially in california actually improve the safety of the levees. here down to the lookout.

>> and this is how the clear cutting would affect the local environment. the creek mistakenly cleared 25 trees from the banks of the creek. another thousand would be removed if the county complies with the mandate. >> we call collectively on the army corps of engineers to change its policies otherwise all the vegetation will be destroyed. >> a spokesman says they are in the middle of a study to determine the impact of vegetation on levee integrity. in the meantime, the federal government will consider a limited number of variances or exceptions to this new policy. meteorologist lisa argen joins us to detail the weather. >> we're going to have a typical fall like weekend after a summer like week we had. the view from emeryville.

we have a mixture of low clouds and high clouds. setting at 6:31 tonight. as the weekend progresses, the chance of showers gets better tonight and in to tomorrow. it latin slight chance but an area of low pressure headed towards the coast that will be destabilize parts of the higher elevations. right now it's cold in the north bay, 44 in napa, 45 in novato, fog from napa to santa rosa and fog in the south bay. partly cloudy in fremont at 54. clear in livermore, 54 for you. bigger headline rather than a chance of showers will be cooler day today. 24 hours ago, we were warmer. now, we are four degrees cooler. san francisco, 7 degrees cooler so we're going to say goodbye to the warm days.

today the warmest day we'll see out of the next 7 so partly cloudy this morning and slight chance of showers today, a better chance tonight in to tomorrow. an area of low pressure heads towards the south bay and parts of southern california but as that goes on, we'll have a dry week with comfortable temperatures next week. right now we are looking at visible picture and shows the cloud cover, low cloudiness which is typical. as we head towards the fall season, usually more sunshine at our coast. we're going to see that today but the low clouds and fog, 1300 feet. but more impressive are the high clouds that are streaming in from the southwest all across the state. you'll notice here a few returns on our radar. best chance of showers today comes in south of the bay area. monterey, san, san benito and

then tomorrow we could see a chance of showers across the bay area. nothing major but we do have kind of a complex weather system with the more vigorous features still out to sea. an upper-level low continues to develop. it will continue to advance to the south and east. we could see the risk of some mist and drizzle should do it for most of the bay area. darker greens to the south of us and sierra, nevada with high elevation snow. upper 70s santa clara and milpitas with the peninsula coming in cooler. pumpkin festival, 61 half moon bay, 65 downtown and low 60s at our coast. nice day here but we will be looking at more mild weather close to the water in oakland at 68. 82 in brentwood, 82 in livermore with the fog this morning, 67 in monterey. so today, we'll continue to cool off with high to mid-level clouds, slight chance of a few

sprinkles. better chance tomorrow and then that system is out of here for dry, mild and nice temperatures and skies with a warmer coast next week. >> it looks good. i like it. with the half moon bay pumpkin festival, they are going to get fog. >> partly cloudy, 61 later. >> thanks, lisa. >> the slow economy has been especially tough on the disabled unemployment rate is more than 14% compared to 9% for americans as a whole. in this morning focus on solutions, eric thomas reports on a local p.m. that is helping the disabled beat the odds. >> this is him at work helping people to access care at social centers in san francisco. he knows how lucky he is to have a job. >> he suffers from post-traumatic stress and other

mental health issues caused by eleven years of living on the street and a brutal beating with a 2x4 from a man who was trying to rob him. >> i think some guy got a 2x4 and hit me in the head. what it does to the memory. it blacks out everything. >> employers are not hiring disabled people and he had given up until he stumbled into the program. >> the exciting thing is that everyone is coming together, right now in difficult times. best way to be successful is to collaborate. >> they are partnered with the u.s. department of labor and the state employment development department. the goal is to get them past the road block. >> employers and people in the community don't realize that people with disabilities are just as capable as other job

seekers. there are a lot of things such as technology out there to help make those individuals successful. >> the participants at ceb are extremely skilled workers and so proud to have a position in here with us. >> that is part the recovery program for these workers four of them have johns with family agency and doing well. >> i went to work to help my recovery. >> an old-fashioned

scientists have been researching migraine headaches but they are suggesting a common drug might help relieve the pain for patients. carolyn johnson shows the research. >> she runs a migraine support group in san francisco. many of her fellow members suffer from headaches so debilitating they are forced to turn to powerful medications. >> the majority of the migraine patients in our group have used stronger medications because their migraines are not being controlled with standard medications. >> more than 20% of the nation's 29 million migraine sufferers

use medications barbiturates or opi oidz. >> one thing you know you need to take that but the rest of your day is gone. >> now, a study is suggesting that one of the most common medicines may be able to help many migraine sufferers. the drug is aspirin. high dosage is administered in liquid form through an i.v. >> it's not used in the u.s. >> he a director of the headache center in san francisco. his research team compared the results of more than 150 patients hospitalized for chronic headaches. two-thirds reported a decrease in pain. he believes the treatment that is now used routinely in europe

offers several advantages. >> one, it works. the second is you can give it intravenously and almost has no side effects. it's not addictive. >> critics point out that it did not look at it could stop the pain from progressing. but he believes may sufferers are using for methods of controlling their pain without strong side effects. >> as a migraine sufferer, the biggest thing you want to be able to live our lives. >> fda has approved botox for people who experience at least 15 migraine headaches a month. they will inject into the patient's neck or head every 12 weeks. botox won the approval earlier this year to treat elbow, wrist and finger spasms. it works by blocking the connections to nerves and muscles and temporarily

paralyzes the muscles. >> another headache, they are looking for a man that drove a $50,000 corvette into the ocean and he left it there. the driver was doing spinouts before he got stuck. two people ran when police showed up. coming up next, historic footage that is giving a new look now that historians i came up with this mobile a gallery

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welcome back. here is the time to check the winning numbers from last night's $72 million mega millions draw. 9, 10, 13, 31, 50 and mega number is 10 but nobody correctly picked all six numbers. tuesday's night jackpot is estimated at $86 million. >> we get a lot of interesting story ideas from ureport. but this one concerns a famous film clip you've probably seen before but none of us realized the significance of it until now. wayne freedman shows us, if the film had been taken four days later it would have told a completely different story. >> market street today was a lot like any other place, a lot of people going about their business. what if we could rewind the scene by 104 years, you wouldn't

take it for granted anymore. by now you may have joined the million youtube viewers that have been mesmerized by the film. >> trip down market street. >> david king is a silent film historian in fremont. he looked into it. the work became more fascinating when he learned the exact date. >> it was made april 14th, 1906. four days before the earthquake. >> which is time capsule from a lot of civilization. they made it as a promotion for san francisco. they put a camera on a cable car heading east from eighth street to the ferry building. every person in this film oblivious to the impending doom that would shake and burn all of this away. >> very possible the people that are staring right they camera,

if you look at it right at you, those people would be gone in a few days. >> he even tracked the license plate, he learned the man driving that car would survive until 1935 and die in oakland. as for the kid staring back, nobody knows. >> one of the more interesting stories behind the story of this movie is how it survived at all. it turns out the brothers that made it were the first bi-coastal film company. they processed the film here. >> the night before the earthquake, they sent it to the new york office. >> had they kept the film here it would have burned along with everything else. we would never have seen the 12 minutes in time which aren't much different than 12 minutes today, if ignorance a bliss. >> at any moment you don't know what is going to happen in the future. it connects our world with

theirs. >> wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." >> great look back. they celebrate 40th anniversary art and pumpkin festival. that starts in 9:00. main street turns orange with expert pumpkin carvers and the weigh-off winner the mega-gourd and there will be a bartender that will blend pumpkin into your favorite drinks. the festival runs today and tomorrow until 5:00 each day and expect crowds. leave early and as always be patient for the traffic. >> partly cloudy skies later on, '6degrees at half moon bay, san francisco, 65. 74 in fremont. everyone is going to see a colonel caner day today. a slight chance of showers,

better chance of sprinkles tomorrow morning and then nice and mild next week. >> thank you. next newscast starts at 11:00 because of nascar coverage this