h@ "abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to dismantle them." david harmer is just too radical.

we need jerry mcnerney. protecting local schools from devastating cuts. endorsed for his "independence" by the contra costa times, stockton record, and our local teachers. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message. >> alan: next at 4:00, the new call for the crackdown at the cow palace after more than a dozen halloween concertgoers are

september to the hospital with overdoses. a woman has been suspected from yemen. and officials say one of the targets was a gay and lesbian jewish congregation. the push in the bay area to keep kids safe on the streets this halloween season. >> alan: good afternoon. there are new calls for tighter controls on events at the cow palace after more than a dozen concertgoers were sent to the hospital, suffering drug and alcohol overdoses. lisa amin gulezian is live at the cow palace. local officials are frustrated the issue is out of their control. >> reporter: alan, that is very true. this is the second time in five months a rave here at the cow palace has ended up with people being rush to the hospital. local and state lawmakers are calling for change.

14,000 people pack the cow palace. the 16 and over rave started at 6:00. by 58. medics and police were called. >> we saw a lot of altered levels of consciousness, a lot of vomiting. >> reporter: 17 people were rush to area hospitals for drug and alcohol-related overdoses. one 16-year-old remains in critical condition. >> attracts a lot more problems. it's usually the young people that are more sensitive to drugs. they don't know how to handle it. >> reporter: warren, who did not want to talk on camera, was there. he shared these pictures with us. he was also at etd in may, another cow pal palace rave for those 16 and over. more than 70 people were arrest thread for drug position, and two people died front an ecstasy overdose. >> we want the cow palace shut down. >> city leaders are fed up about what is happening. they say they have no control

over the events that come here because it's owned by the state. councilman dave wants to change that. >> i want to do at bit different is to provide the authority to our police chief to approve or disapprove those venues. >> i blame it on the people who took too much. >> she was at both refs. she says it's not the location or the promoter that is the problem. the senator lee is a very harsh critic. he insisted directors be required to have more security at these events. will two people arrested last night. lisa amin gulezian. >> alan: in daily city, police are looking for a man who shot three people, including a pregnant woman, outside the century theaters last night. it started around 11:00 p.m.

after the suspect and one victim bumped into each other. it is escalated into a fight and then gunfire. police are looking for she shooter, described as man, 20 years old, last season running through a pedestrian tunnel towards the dally city b.a.r.t. station. san francisco police are investigating a murder on russian hill. a woman's body was found around 4:30 this morning after receiving a call to check on the woman's well-being. identity has not been released and investigators are still working to determine how she died. so far there have been no arrests in the case, and no information on the possible suspect. a woman in yemen has been arrested on suspicion of sending two mail bombs found yesterday. the hunt continues for more suspects in the terror plots. and investigators now say one of the targets was a gay and lesbian jewish congregation in

chicago. david curley has the latest. >> reporter: security officials in yemen moved swiftly on saturday, surrounding a house and then arresting a female suspect. the information we have acquired, said the president, is that it is a woman who sent those two shipments. yemeni officials are examining dozens of other packages to determine if this was a wired terror threat. the beens were shipped on fedex through dubai, the other through ups to england. british officials believe a powder in the card trim may have been the petn, the same powered used in the fail not of the shoe and underwear bombers. a small amount can cause significant damage as seen in this demonstration. >> it does contain all the

hallmarks of al-qaeda. >> reporter: one of the apparent targets, this synagogue in chicago, shard by two congregations, including one that primarily serves the gay community. >> maybe somebody new knew that and thought it was way to get both jews jews and home sexuals. >> reporter: it was part of an attack on the u.s. and other western countries. abc news, washington. >> alan: hayward police want to get more guns off the street, and they're willing to pay for it. today is gun buyback day at the barret station b.a.r.t. station in hayward. the guns are accepted on a no-questions-asked basis, and all of the ofirearms are destroyed. the hayward police department's annual gun buyback program has received more than 700 guns so far. game 3 of the world series just got underway at the ball

park in arlington, texas. the giants have a two-game lead. mike there is and you have been mingling with the fans today. >> mike: no,question, alan. a lot of friendly people near texas. and before hand, we pawkd around and talked to some rain -- ranger and jibed giant fans. >> fear the deer. >> what's up. >> everytime they have a hustle play, we throw the antlers up. something the team started over the summer. so fans picked up on it. >> you look good in the beard. >> thanks, i've been growing it for quite a while. >> what are the chances of them knocking them out here. >> they're both good clubs. you never know what will happen. >> mike: how much did you spend to get here? >> too much but it's my birthday a week from today so a good gift

to. my tickets were expensive, but you have to support your team it's the world series, baby, got love it. >> i'm hopeful the giants can complete a sweep near dallas. we came from san rafael yesterday, and we're pleased to be here, and looking for the giants to close it out. sanchez is going to have it today. >> mike: you're willing to spend the money to come down here. >> absolutely. we went to game 2, so we decided to get on a plane mick mike it - mickelson it -- >> mike: it would be cool if they won on halloween. >> yeah. >> mike: why are the giants going to win? >> the best pitching. that makes it pretty obvious. >> mike: case closed. >> case closed. >> mike: rangers? >> a great mixture of power and speed. come back, fear the deer. >> tried to raise him right, giant fan, but couldn't bring him up right.

i failed in that regard. >> go giants. >> mike: another reason parenthood is tough. we will have complete results coming up an "after the game." hope to see you then. >> alan: hopefully the beard beats the deer. a big political rally in washington, dc today gave voters a clear choice. sanity and/or fear. plus, why some young trick-or-treaters are being encouraged to get an early start tonight. tonight, that is. that isn't waiting for halloween tomorrow. >> leigh: yes, still a few sprinkles out there this evening. we'll keep them in our forecast.

>> alan: tens of thousands of people spent the afternoon on washington's national mall for a rally that was part comedy show, part pep talk. jon stewart and stephen colbert poked fun at the nation's politics and a really to restore sanity and/or fear. here's more. >> are you ready to restore sanity? [cheers and applause] >> reporter: the rally drew tens of thousands to the national mall, and many didn't know what to expect. >> what exactly what this? >> reporter: after a couple of hours of comedy, music, and medals for reasonable sunrise fear, jon stewart got right to the point. >> this was not a rally to ridicule people of faith or people of activism or to look down our noses at the heartland or passionate argument or to

suggest that times are not difficult and that we have nothing to fear. >> reporter: he insisted it would not be political and it wasn't. his harshest lines for the media. >> the press is our immune system. if if overreacts to everything, we actually get sicker. >> reporter: this event is for the people who are too busy to rally, who opt aren't on the far left or far right. >> we came from detroit. >> we're from massachusetts. >> reporter: some with a political message, others looking to have a good time. >> looking to have fun. >> seriously, not taking ourselves seriously. >> reporter: democrats and republicans were making one final push before election day. president obama was in philadelphia, where he urged young people to knock on doors. >> you cannot stop now. >> sarah palin attended a tea party express event in west

virginia. the goal is the same for both parties, make sure supporters vote on tuesday. >> alan: on average, twice as many kids are killed while walking on halloween than any other night of the year. that's why frank cruz was at this halloween festival today, reminding parents to make sure their trick-or-treaters are visible to traffic. includes lost his five year son to a car accident last year, so he started the zachary cruz foundation to remind parents that overly excited children and dark conditions creates dangerous situations. >> a lot of children on the street at night, and adults who have been celebrating themselves, may not be thinking about the potential consequences of their choices when they're driving and that combination creates tragedies for families. >> alan: if you're driving, remember the peak

trick-or-treating hours are between 5:30 and 9:30. and get rid of any distractions in your car and be aware of unpredictable movements by children, especially at intersections. tomorrow is halloween. many trick-or-treaters will be out in force this evening instead. here's why children are being encouraged to celebrate early. [screaming] >> reporter: this halloween, the question isn't just trick-or-treat? it's saturday or sunday? some cities don't want to mix giewlz, goblins goblins and ghoh a day many designate for god. >> halloween being what stands for should be enaberdeen with -- enacted with god and church. >> reporter: some parents would rather avoid the sugar rush on a school night. >> i would prefer to have it on saturday. i have to worry about getting up and going to school the next morning. >> reporter: leaders in georgia

are telling kids to dress up and door-knock tonight. >> we had representatives from all seven cities and the county, and discussed we would have the trick-or-treating saturday night as opposed to sunday night. >> reporter: they're not alone. oklahoma city has opted to keep sunday sacred, and utah hasn't made it official but the majority of trick or treerts there are expected to do the same. in some cities, the saturday versus sunday showdown isn't over religion or school but sports. on hall week arlington, texas, has game 4 of the world series, and new orleans hosts the saints and steelers. one man says the holiday should be left alone. >> i think the scariest thing about halloween this year are the number of politics who politicians who are crying it up for children. >> there might be a sweet sill her lining. instead of saturday or sunday smrgs kids may opt for both.

abc news, atlanta. accomplish. >> alan: we have a list of halloween events today and tomorrow. it's on our web site, abc7.com, and the list includes events specifically categorized as children friendly. and leigh glaser is here. her little trick-or-treater is running around in her outfit. >> leigh: falling on a sunday. yours is probably doing the same thing. we will have dry evening tomorrow night. tonight, different story. you can see the clouds have been with us. the live doppler 7 hd off and on today has been active. you can see a few light showers continuing to migrate over the bay area, nothing too terribly heavy. nonetheless we will keep them in our forecast overnight tonight. you can see a little bit near santa rosa, petaluma, a few light showers, and some showers as well near has got as got lase

will deal with a few more overnight tonight. here's a look at our current readings. it's mild, 61 in san francisco and oakland. 63 in livermore. san jose, 60. here's a look at the highlight for tonight. a few lingering showers. start to clear things out by sunday afternoon, and a dry evening for our trick-or-treaters. and sunny and mild. start to warm up as we head into monday, tuesday, and wes. you can see the last bit of cloudiness and moisture that will feed across the bay area this evening and is a said, nothing too terribly heavy. overnight temperatures will drop off as we see breaks in the overcast. 52 for san francisco. 50 overnight for livermore. so here's the setup. very weak cold front will continue to slice across the bay area overnight. much of this portion of the storm system will advance to the

north of the bay area so wednesday -- once we get behind the front, we will see clearing for sunday, and temperatures tomorrow as we start to get into a bit of the clearings, will start to warm up as well. 68 for san jose. sunny valley, 66. 67 for palo alto, and redwood city. tomorrow morning, sunset district, also downtown san francisco, you may see a little mist and drizzle. but look for some afternoon partial clearing. 63 downtown, and the north bay, santa rosa. 67. nap -- napa, 65. in the interior east bay, near 70 tomorrow for brentwood. afternoon clearing. 67 for concord. 70 for gilroy. my seven-day forecast, pretty nice. for monday, tuesday, and wednesday, check out those

daytime highs. mid-to-upper 70s. going to feel almost like spring out there. 70s around the bay. upper 60s by mid-week as we get into a slight offshore wind flow there. so 68 at our beaches, and then stuart bring clouds back in. a slight chance now of a few showers next weekend. >> alan: let's move on over to larry beil. giants getting underware. >> larry: we're watching the giants and college football games, everything at the same time. so well give you an update. and cal going on the road, and when they good on -- goooooooooo

david harmer wrote an education plan titled "abolish the public schools." he even called our schools "insidious" and "socialism." as families struggle to raise their kids, to provide a good education, harmer bragged, "we can design a plan to dismantle them." david harmer is just too radical. we need jerry mcnerney. protecting local schools from devastating cuts. endorsed for his "independence" by the contra costa times, stockton record, and our local teachers. i'm jerry mcnerney, and i approved this message.

>> game 3 of the world series is underway with the giants taking to take a 3 or series lead. at it san sanchez against lewis. guerrero had hit a bomb in the bottom of the first. i thought it was gone. but pat burrell ran it down. college football. cal has been terrific at home but get crushed on the road. same story today at oregon state. kevin riley hurt, probably done for the year. homecoming weekend in corvallis. looks like giant fans are out. the cal defense, no answer for the quiz. rodgers out of the wildcat, hitting colby prince. and riley getting injured. nailed down low. olander hit him on the knee. this is gruesome. the hyper extension.

it hurts to watch it. so, mansion has to come inch riley's afternoon would be over. probably his season over. that looks like ligament damage. 14-0 beavers. they were up 28-0 at the half. more from the quiz. just electrifying, 5'11". lone cal highlight. miller, 45 yards, but 35-7 is the final as cal remains winless on the road this season. on paper, very winnable game for san jose state. 1-7 sparty, at 1-6 new mexico statement both teams were looking for their first wac win. christian scrambling here. going to key. going to go. 28 yards. the long strides. aggies up 14-3. back comes sparty. look at how hope rutley is.

alan wang could have taken this. nobody in the picture. griggsby is in the end zone. looks like sparty is going to pull this out. this is a beautiful pass. beachman in stride. san san san -- san jose leading. but fourth and goal for new mexico. corner of the end zone. good night. game over. drive home safely. he caught that as time runs out. agony for san jose state as they fall 29-27. reminder, join us for after the game following the usc-oregon contest here on abc-7. a 5:00 kickoff. we break down college football and highlights in the world series. a couple of major college unbeatens, big upsets.

>> alan: unprecedented effort by both parties to get voters to the polls in california, and the controversial election banner at a high profile san francisco intersection.

>> alan: you might get a phone call or a house visit encouraging you to go to the polls on tuesday. there's an unprecedented get out the vote effort underway statewide by both parties. >> reporter: tuesday's election is sparking both political parties to mobilize the biggest get out the vote ground operation any nonpresidential election california has ever seen. for state republicans, it's really an historic effort. >> this is the first time we have had the research and

enthusiasm at once. we have over 40,000 volunteers across the state. 94 offices. offices in traditionally democratic areas like oakland and east los angeles. we're tracing every vote. >> meg whitman has already spent over $141 million of her own money in the governor's race and used part of the war chest to buy data to target voters, tailoring literature or calls by language. or by issue. when volunteers do precinct walks in neighborhoods, residents don't get generic information. >> the voter expresses a particular interest in tax issues or job creation, we target those voters with that information. >> campaign strategist believe a good get out the vote operation can swing a race by as much as five percentage points. in a close race that can make a difference. >> never had so many people involved in our lives. >> not to be outdone, democrats

know the ground game is important and are claiming record numbers of rank-and-file participating in get out the vote efforts. labor unions are doing the same thing as republicans, putting together pacts, sticking addresses of polling places on door handled, and making calls, and targeting occasional voters. >> we're encouraging people to vote for jerry brown. >> we know the people who always vote will vote again. our objective is to get to the people who miss voting. whitman can't buy this election. >> both sides plan on pushing their get out the vote operations nonstop until tuesday evening when the polls close. >> alan: with mid-term elections days away, volunteers with the group, organizers for america california, are knocking on doors in san francisco and oakland. bay area volunteers plan to make phone calls all day, and they will make visits all weekend to make sure supporters of california democrats vote on election day. they say some voters simply

forget. >> not a presidential year, although you would think would be hard to not be aware of the election, but some people do toupe that out. >> the numbers -- they will conduct the efforts for congressional and statewide offices. >> candidates for the senate race are both out in california today. senator barbara boxer is speaking to volunteers in san jose today and is stressing the importance of getting voters to get to the polls on election day, and carly fiorina was in sacramento in orange county, urging voters as well. they both plan to make stops throughout california until tuesday. >> in the governor's race, meg whitman was in orange county, vowing to make history on tuesday. she is looking for an upset victory. the former ebay ceo spoke to 400 enthusiastic supporters at

the orange county fairgrounds, telling them they have the chance to put the first woman in the governor's office. >> i'm a proven job creator. that is what i have done my entire career. jerry brown has been part of the war on jobs in secretary for sacramento for 40 years. >> alan: whitman is set to appear tonight at a rally, and jerry brown kicked off a three-day statewide tour of california, from oakland, stockton,mer certification bakersfield. >> we said that seven years ago, solar and wind. they said what are you doing this for? there are 500,000 jobs waiting to be created in solar and wind and conservation and efficiency. >> alan: the surge of campaign events concludes monday evening for both candidates. the most recent poll shows brown with a ten-point lead over whitman. a san francisco attorney has posted a profane message on his

north beach office. the sign attached to the front of the building. the vulgar expression is aimedded a whitman and fiorina and is clearly haveible. a spokesman for fiorina says this is an offensive statement of opinion. on monday, 33 san car loss police officers will be sworn in as san mateo county sheriff's deputies. this is the final weekend for the san carlos police department as the city begins crag out policing. it will save san car loss 2 million daz year over five years. the police station will remain over as a substation. the residents will notice little change except for the change on cars and uniforms. a world series win in four games would be a dream come true

for giants fans, but a halloween nightmare for san francisco police. here's a report on the city's contingency plans for the possibility of two beg -- big celebrations colliding. >> san francisco is major halloween city. people spend months plotting their costumes. >> san francisco loves to celebrate giant victories. most parties have been known to get out of hand. check out this youtube video of a fight at the mcdonald's. so just imagine if the police are dealing with a world series victory on halloween night. >> definitely a busy night. >> reporter: officers tell us it would be messy crazy. >> the bosses, the mayor's office, emergency management, have had meetings to form plan for the weekend. >> reporter: they had past problems on halloween night, but

it's been quiet the last two years, and the world series shouldn't change that. >> this is the third year of home for halloween and it's an effort the city has to tell the bay area, there's no street closures so there's no street party. >> a double whammy could be huge for bars. look at the crowd hoping to get into public house during wednesday's game. beer sales were off the charts in the last two days, up, up, up. >> reporter: halloween is in the air. look at the costumes at critical mass. they say a world series victory would be perfect on halloween. >> it will turn into an eresumption -- eruption, and totally bean nine be benign way. orange warmth and black mitt mysterious winning.

>> alan: san bruno residents who survived the pipeline explosion seven weeks ago are keeping up the pressure on pg&e to move the pipeline out of their neighborhood. the showed solidarity at a meeting where investigate jurors peg -- investigators followed up on the explosion. >> reporter: residents put up a united front, despite written assurances by pg&e earlier this week that the transmission pipeline that exploded last month will be moved, many people wore t-shirts urging the utility to relocate the pipe. >> the neighbors are sticking together and we're going to keep the pressure on until the pipe is gone. >> reporter: this is the second meeting since the pipeline explosion and representatives from pg&e and other agencies came to get updates. >> you're going to see significantly more activity from pg&e blue trucks. we're continuing to patrol and inspect our pipelines on a regular basis and will be increasing that in the winter

season. >> reporter: the neighbor looks must different than the days following the blast. the debris has been cleared and lots cleaned up. >> we were going to leave the properties so a three-year-old could walk on it. we succeeded on that. all soil samples from the properties are showing we're well below what we consider to be a ground level in soil. >> reporter: as to what caused the explosion, residents are still waiting for an answer. a representative with the national transportation safety board told the audience it's conducting a number of tests. abc-7 news. >> alan: how would you like to take unlimited vacations? at your job? may sound like a fantasy bus it's for real at

>> alan: most people who work full time get two or three weeks of vacation. but now one high-tech company is offering unlimited vacation. how do they make it work? we look into it.

>> reporter: who wouldn't want to be able to take unlimited vacation? we put that question to vacationers hanging out in times square. >> would you like that? >> oh, yeah. >> i wish i had an employer like that. that would be great. >> reporter: that's the new policy at this social media marketing company. >> i think it's going to be a really interesting style change for all of us involved. >> planning on going to cuba in march. >> it's an idea that is becoming more popular, but nose as -- as much as a free-for-all as it sounds, the ceo says no one will be allowed to abuse the privilege. >> you can't dump your work and leave in the middle of a project. >> reporter: most companies have carely counseled days off and vacations that have to be planned so the unlimited vacation policy is less ridge --

rigid. >> it's vacation time but use it more like flex time, taking extra days here and here. >> this wouldn't work in some industries like manufacturing or smaller workplaces. >> i think it's great if you can do that. larger corporations probably could. as a small business opener, we couldn't do that. >> experts say, where people focus on specific projects, it can be a benefit. >> particularly for the generation y people, who are multily tasking and using technology every minute practically. >> reporter: in this office there seems to be little fear that staff will unexpectedly flee for france. >> i do believe that anyone that would take advantage of such policy would be easily spotted. >> reporter: even an unlimited vacation policy has it limits. >> alan: silicon valley executives aring arguing for a x

break they claim coulding a sell -- coulding a sell rate job creation, and they took their plan to the commerce secretary yesterday. here's while the proposal may not fly. >> reporter: some of the biggest companies in silicon valley make much, if not most of their profits, overseas, apple and macafee are among them. they complain a 21% tax rate prevents them from bringing that money home. >> taxing acres -- earnings to bring them back is a penalty. so do you want to send it in for taxes or bring it home and create jobs? >> reporter: the amount of money sitting overassess is significant. >> there's between 900 billion and 1 about $2 trillion setting offshore. >> the secretary lock spoke to a leadership group event about boosting experts but it's a hard

sell in washington. >> being relied on by democrats and republicans in the congress. most repatriation proposals as adding to the deficit. >> reporter: ceos say they could use the money sitting overseas to create jobs and invest in research and development. >> so many top notch products actually designed right here, and we want to keep that going because that's ultimately what brings in the returns on what is a knowledge-based economy. >> reporter: secretary lock pointed out the wto, countries must abide by rules to foster a level playing field so no country has a competitive advantage. while business leaders here in silicon valley aren't anxious for changes on the trade front, they recognize there may be changes in congress next week so they have to wait until after the election. >> alan: just ahead, new method to get rid of spot sales --

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always more taxes, more spending, and more lost jobs. >> alan: unless your a professional those or supermodel you have probably envisioned your body with a slight tweak here or there but undergoing the knife may not be all that appealing. now a new procedure promises the same result without the surgery.

>> reporter: no matter how much you exercise or eat healthy, sometimes it's tough to tackle those love handles, and the prospect of liposuction may not be practical. though, like emily, you're certain there's room for improvement. >> my whole life, since i had kids, my stomach muscles has always had this extra roll. >> reporter: she is undergoing a nonsurgical alternative approved by the food and drug administration. >> sculpting is an exciting new technology which noninvasively removes fat from targets areas of the body. >> reporter: a new york dermatologist is one of the select group of physicians offering cool scoapting, -- sculpting. >> just a little cold for a minute. >> during the procedure, the doctor applies the applicator to the treatment area. the suction lifts the skin into the device, and the temperature

is dropped to just above freezing. the cells shrink and die and are flushed out of the system naturally. >> there's virtually no recovery time and the patient can expect to begin seeing results anywhere from three weeks to two months. >> these are some of the before and after photos of several patients. you can see much difference. the doctor says the procedure costs between 700 and $1,500 and is not for everyone. >> an obese patient or somebody who really needs to lose weight, that person is really not a good candidate. >> reporter: she called the treatment painless and no big deal and is hoping her results mire roar other patients' successes. >> alan: leigh glaser to talk about the weather. >> leigh: kind of misty, drizzly, sprinkley, a few light

showers off and on today. as we look west here from the high definition camera there in san francisco, we're seeing a little bit of a setting sun, but the live doppler 7 hd picking up a little activity. you can see it here. some of this is very, very light. just enough to kind of be a nuisance out there this evening, and you can see more of these showers gathering off the coast in the north bay. just a little bit to the south there, and also near napa. vacaville, in the last few minutes, reporting a light shower. elsewhere, much of the activity has moved to the east. just a few moments ago, more developing off the coast. temperatures right now in the 60s for san francisco, well as oakland. antioch, 61. 57 santa rosa, we will continue with a few light showers overnight tonight. clearing tomorrow.

it will be dry for halloween night, for the trick-or-treaters, and sunny and mild monday, tuesday, and wednesday. this is the last little impulse that will move across the bay area tonight. a few light showers there. this actual front is going to kick up to the north of us so overnight temperatures, we may see a few breaks here and there so in the north bay community, temperatures in the upper 40s to near 50 degrees. 53 for san francisco, and 50 for livermore. here's a little impulse due in here overnight tonight. this low will kick up to the north as well, and you can actually see on our animation here as this low gets a little to the north of us, the showers and the cold front moves to the east. tomorrow, high pressure is actually going to build in and that's going to kick the next storm system to the north of the bay area so we will remain dry and really that high is what is going warm us up as we head into tuesday and wednesday of next week. so, temperatures tomorrow may

come up a few more degrees and we'll see a little more sunshine. half moon bay, 62. palo alto, upper 60s. bring on a little more sunshine for you in san francisco. 63 degrees. north bay, 57 for accept -- santa rosa. east bay, oakland, 65. more sun, less cloudiness. we might even break out to close to 70 degrees for brentwood, concord, 67. the seven-day forecast, things look pretty good, especially monday, tuesday, and wednesday. check out those temperatures. inland, even around the bay, mid-to-upper 70s. and even at the coast, get into a slight wind component on wednesday so temperature on the coast, mid-to-upper 60s, and then showers next weekend. >> alan: at the vue much, leigh in case you would rather see college football highlights,

larry has them. >> larry: just blow off that world series business. jon than sanchez making me nervous. and same old

>> larry: the giants won the first two games of the world series, trying to put the hammer lock on the rangers. texas has jumped out to a 3 or lead. jonathan sanchez, kind of shaky. moreland hit a homer in the bottom of the second. texas leading 3 or. college football, another road disaster for cal, blown out again, this time at oregon state, and they lose kevin riley in the process. homecoming weekend in corvallis. no include on how to stop quizz. he is going throw and hit prince. beavers up 7- 0. riley here throwing from his own end zone, a great catch by jones but he was hit low. the same thing tom brady had a couple years ago. in the nfl they have outlawed this play. looks like a hyperextension, perhaps attorney ligaments, so that's the end of kevin riley's

college career, unfortunately. back to the quizz. 14-0 oregon. up 28-0 at the half. quizz, quizz, quizz, a little more quizz, electric at 5'7". one tall highlight, it's mansion firing to miller down the seam. a 45-yard touchdown but the lone score of the day for the cal bears. they lose 35-7 and are winless on the road this year. elsewhere in the pac-10, arizona traveling to ucla. third quarter, bruins down 19-7. going to air it out. the bomb. ucla down 19-4. the wildcats go with greg who purposes it in. arizona, the victory, agony for san jose state at new mexico state. aggie quarterback matt christian, run this little read option here, and the spartans are totally fooled.

diving for pay dirt. 14-3, spartans getting things going. look at rutley. that would be the definition of wide open. that's like bolt running the 100 meters. nobody in his lane. nobody even close. sparty down 17-10 in the fourth. the blitz. and hangs in to hit griggsby. tied at 17. late fourth quarter. spartans down three. beachman, 31 yards. 27-23 sparty. but no sparty party. new mexico state, fourth and goal. play of the year for new mexico state. touchdown! rogers, as time expires. agony for san jose state. 29-27 they follow. elsewhere, a couple of top ten teams go down. starting in iowa city. looked kind of funky. number 18 and number 5 michigan state. spartan quarterback kirk cousins, pick off, lateraling to

hyde and hyde is slashing and dashing and taking it to the house. that's fantastic. 17-0 iowa at a that point. the rout was on, ricky stands si -- stanzi. iowa hands michigan state their first loss. 37-6. to lincoln, nebraska and missouri. tigers knocked off oklahoma last week. no answer. nebraska0s opening play. aloha. 66 yards. comes from danville. when you come from the mean streets or danville, baby, this is the wail you run. 307 yards rushing. nebraska wins 31-17. after the game, after usc and oregon, we break down all the college action of the day, and the world series game 3. highlightslights of that as wel. >> alan: that's it for abc-7 at

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