>> alan: san francisco police are asking people to stay out of the castro for hall leap. just in case, local citizens have a backup safety and giants fans, disappointed but not ♪ [ female announcer ] yoplait's real fruit and the goodness of dairy... gives you a little slice of happy. and happiness comes in 25 delicious flavors.

explore them all. yoplait. it is so good. now the yoplait you love in a new four pack. try it today. >> alan: good evening everyone. the city of san francisco is asking people not to celebrate halloween in the castro. they issued the same request last year and tens of thousands of people showed up anyway. tomas roman is in the castro. does it look like this year will be different? >> there are already hundreds of people in cost -- cost -- costumes haunting the castro,

and community groups handed these out, panic whistle. >> blow until you have help or attention. >> several castro district community groups demonstrating how to call for then the event of violence on halloween. the night can be scary enough but no one wants it to be terrifying. >> the incidents have been isolated, but they affected people, but once the crowd gets to a point where it's hard to control, it makes situations more dangerous. >> on the sidewalk. >> reporter: the 2006 street barret got dangerous. nine people were shot. most were grazed be bullets. one woman was trampled. this year, they handed out whistles for any type of violence. the whistles saved a fellow nun weeks ago. >> if you hear a whistle blowing like crazy, please call 9-1-1.

>> reporter: police stepped up patrols in the area, as has the castro community on patrol and the try -- but officers say people have to celebrate responsibly. >> don't be a victim. we have to take responsibility for our actions as a community. so don't allow yourself to be a victim in regards to perhaps overinjudging -- over indulging. >> it's nice to know if you blow the whistle, somebody will hear you. >> reporter: some local residents have seen the violence and now want no part of it. >> used to be fun. now it's scary. >> reporter: the police and city officials are strongly suggesting people do their halloween at home night, that is, celebrate halloween at home or with friends and stay off the streets. there will be a very strong police presence tomorrow night.

choobs. >> alan: the race for governor is headed down the hope stretch, and tonight meg whitman rallied her supporters in cupertino had a phone bank. she started in costa mesa, vista, and sacramento, where she blasted labor, and she raised spirits with news from the campaign's internal polls. >> well, we are in really good shape. the most recent polls internally show this to be a complete dead heat, and so in a dead heat, we win, because we have a better and bigger volunteer corps and more enthusiasm, and we're going to win this. i have to doubt acknowledge the latest field pole has jerry brown with a 10-point lead. the democratic candidate stopped in merced and fresno counties. brown criticized who whitman ane republicans for wanting to spend less, a time that requires

government investment. >> there's stuff to do roads roo build, bridges to fission high-speed rail to go in the valley. a lot of jobs. >> alan: in the senate race, democratic senator barbara boxer started in san jose this morning. boxer talked to volunteers and stressed the importance of getting voters to the polls on election day, and carly fiorina was in sacramento and orange county today, urging people to vote as well. they both planned to campaign throughout california until tuesday. thousands of people spent the afternoon on the national mall for a rally that was part comedy show, part pep talk. >> are you ready to restore sanity? [cheers and applause] >> alan: comedians jon stewart and stephen colbert poked fun at the political scene. many people say they weren't sure what to expect.

some people in the crowd carried signs protesting the existence of protest signs. there was music, comedy, and just a little politics. >> what is reason? webster's define reason as the mental powers, concerned with forming conclusions, judgments, and/or inferences. >> alan: stewart asked who was qualified to make those decisions decisions and that's when stephen colbert broke out in song and an evel knievel costume. >> the giants suffered a loss in game 3. the texas rangers had the homefield advantage, and mike shumann is at the ball mark with more. shu, tough loss. >> mike: it was, alan. we didn't expect to sweep the rangers. they're a darn good baseball team and they showed it tonight. let me show you the highlights before we get to sports.

an electric atmosphere in arlington. the first home world series game in rangers history. two outs in the second. mitch moreland takes sanchez deep. his first ever home run off a lefty. texas out to a 3-0 lead. then in the fifth, josh hamilton. see ya. makes it 4-0. sanchez couldn't get out of the 5th. giants fall in game 3. now we have a series. >> we said we have a lot of work ahead of us. we're playing a very good club, and we didn't think this would be easy, and they played very well tonight, and tomorrow hopefully we'll be back on track here. >> always been a dogfight. i was a dogfight at the beginning of the game. we know that. this team is capable of reeling off a few in a row, and we know that. we're going to just keep the intensity up and keep grinding. >> we're up against a great team, and we -- it's going to be

tough for us. at the same time we have to stay positive and tomorrow hope we have a better game plan. >> mike: bumgarner takes the hill tomorrow. and the giants are up 2-1. both president bushes will throw out the first pitches tomorrow. for now, reporting from arlington, mike shumannment back to you. >> alan: the city seems empty without the team here. fans still headed to at&t park for the game, and amy hollyfield watched game 3 with the fans. >> the giants weren't here but there were still lines around at&t park. the bars were at capacity, and those who couldn't fit waited in line until there was room inside. >> the atmosphere of being here at the ballpark. the best. giant fans, number one, baby.

>> reporter: pedro's cantina, space was at a premium. >> i want to enjoy the game and remember this moment. >> reporter: an amazing time for bars in san francisco. these world series games are as profitable as an entire home stand in the summer. >> with tree or four -- three or four days in mid-july, august, all in one day. >> these games are a bonus, and halloween is twhoifn biggest nights of the year for bars. >> budweiser gave us a full trailer with repreparing racing out back because we have so much beer, we couldn't keep cold. >> reporter: this being san francisco, the biggest boos came when president george w. bush poppeddedded up on the screen. >> it's okay. doesn't mary.

you have, like, giant love everywhere. we got this. we got this. >> reporter: there will not be a jumbo screen sunday night to show the game. the fox network said the city can only do that if it's a clinching game hype while the giants are on the road. >> alan: owl you giant fans are sending us some great picture and videos. here's an elaborate custom kin -- pumpkin with the giants logo. and another mom sent in this picture of her daughter and called it her minilincecum. betsy wilson cement this picture of her ten-year-old son's bedroom. and you can upload your giants photos or videos to u report or e-mail them to at u report at kgo -- tv.com. >> authorities make an arrest in an attempted terror attack.

the dangerous substance police found. local officials are frustrated after more than a dozen people o.d. on drugs and alcohol at the cow palace. >> congressmen had to run off the statement as former president clinton was campaigning for him. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. still seeing a few little sprinkles in some parts of the bay

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>> alan: a woman in yemen is being arrested suspected of sending those bombs. the bombs discovered yesterday were shipped by fedex through dubai, the other by ups throughening land. investigators now say one of the targets was a gay and lesbian jewish congregation in chicago. british officials believe the powder hidden in a toner cartridge inside a shipped commuter may be the petn. a small amount can cause huge damage. >> concerned the device was viable and could have exploded. >> all the hallmarks of al qaeda. >> alan: germany. >> alan: a wild night at the cow palace. drug and alcohol overdoses. lisa amin gulezian tells us it's not the first time the now

frustrated local officials are calling for tighter controls. >> 14,000 people packed the cow palace. the 16 and over rave started at 6:00. by 8:00, met ricks and police were called. >> we saw a lot of altered levels of consciousness, vomiting, as separation type stuff. >> reporter: 17 people were rushed to area hospitals for drug and alcohol-related overdoses. one 16-year-old remains in critical condition. >> tracts more problems. it's usually the young people that are more sensitive to drugs. they don't know how to handle it. they don't know how to handle themselves. >> reporter: warren, who did not want to talk on camera, was at spookfest. he was also at etd pop in may, another cow palace rave for those 16 and older. more than 70 people were arrested there for drug possession and two people died from an ecstasy overdose. >> we want the cow palace shut

down. >> reporter: city leaders are fed up. they say they have no control over the evens that come here because it's owned by the state. councilman wants to change that. >> i want to something is to provide the authority to our police chief to approve or disapprove those venues. >> blame it on the people who took too much. >> reporter: laura was at both raves. it's not the location or promoter. >> i think people who are going to do those things are going to do them kind of -- they'll find something crazy to do. >> reporter: a senator is also a harsh critache of having raves at this location. he insisted the cow palace board of directors be required to have more security at these events. two people were arrested last night. >> alan: former president bill clinton got a surprise while campaigning for an ohio

congressman today. the candidate suddenly ran off the stage. >> the baby's now being born. tell him goodbye. [applause] >> you had be amazed how many times i take a picture with a pregnant woman and the childs born. >> she gave birth a healthy baby girl. that's their fifth child. >> leigh: wow. >> alan: your little trick-or-treater is going to be all dressed up in her princess outfit. >> leigh: all the trick-or-treaters, small or big, it will be a dry evening tomorrow night. we still have a few more little sprinkles and mississippi and -- mist and driz toll get -- drizzle to get through type of. this live camera looking over

the bay, and there's a little low cloudy unless. the live doppler 7 hd picking up a few light showers rotating in, and some of the heavy mist and drizzle near the caught. so the radar cannot pick up the he echos. san francisco, 59. 59 in oakland. 57 in livermore and antioch, and san jose right now, overcast, of 6. the highs will, -- clear tomorrow, dry for trick or treat, and then sunny and mild temperatures as we head into the middle part of our work week. overnight tonight, a little clearing in the north bay. temps in the mid-up to ker 40s. mid-to-low 50s elsewhere. here's the culprit. the cold front moving across the bay area. that's developed showers off and on today. this low is actually going to track the north of us, and as it does so, we will see the showers

start to pull away from the bay area and we'll look for partial clearing heading into sunday afternoon. a little more snipe sunshine and that will traps late -- translate to mild or warmer temperatures. look for sun and clouds late in the day. pacifica, 60. palo alto, 67. redwood city, 67. san francisco, overcast to start and then bring on a little more snipe. 63. in the north bay. accept rose -- santa rosa, 67. 65 for oakland. 67 for union city. possibly a few 70s as we work towards antioch and brentwood. you see that brentwood, 70 tomorrow. 67 for concord. and 70 degrees for gilroy and 69 for watsonville. my accuweather seven day

forecast, monday, and warming up into the 70s. election day, tuesday, mid-to-upper 70s inland. 70s around the bay. mid-60s at the coast. wednesday right now and thursday could be our warmest days, with inland temperatures near 80 degrees. terrific beach day on wednesday. coastal communities in the upper 60s, and then start to trend numbers back down the latter part of the week. >> alan: goes in with larry beil. nobody said it would be easy. >> larry: you can't expect a >> larry: you can't expect a ÷xówówówówówówówówówówówówówówóñ

our state is in a real mess. and i'm not going to give you any phony plans or snappy slogans that don't go anywhere. we have to make some tough decisions. we have to live within our means. we have got to take the power from the state capitol and move it down to the local level, closer to the people. and no new taxes, without voter approval. we have got to pull together not as republicans or as democrats but as californians first. at this stage in my life, i'm prepared to do exactly that.

>> all the dreams of a giant sweep, hang on. we got a series now. the rangers beat the giants 4-2. they're very much alive. in arlington, nolan ryan, the ryan express, clocked in at 68-miles-an-hour these days. bottom two, scoreless, until mitch moreland golfs one off sanchez. his first homer ever off a lefty. in the fifth, sanchez gives up another bomb. josh hamilton, a solo blast. sanchez, 4-2/3. colby lewis was dealing. posey, one of his six strikeouts. cody ross, crushes it. fifth homer of the season. and then in the 8th. torres is electrifying. putting a charge into this. deep to right and out.

but another solo homer to make it 4-2. then this guy is flat out nasty coming in. throws like high 90s. smoke. the rangers take game 3. >> lefties, if you can get the pitch down. you're in trouble. >> the thing about our team, we're capable of striking late, and we've done it all year but tonight we didn't have enough. the bull pen came in and did a good job lawyer lawyer when we come back, one big win, two huge losses. losses. the day in college football and

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>> larry: 15 nfl scouts were in attendance at stanford's game against washington. jim harbaugh looking for enthusiasm unknown to mapman kind and he got it.

taylor lunged for two scores. 14, 0. the rout was on. any husky want to make a tackle here? not really. okay. gaffney scores. third quarter, luck, the slant. stanford rolls 4-0. -- rolls 41-0. cal and oregon state. homecoming in corvallis or just rooting for the giants. they call this formation, wild beaver. and there he is. a rough day for riley. hits jones with a beautiful pass, but riley is in agony. hit low, probably a torn ligament. hurts to watch it. riley's career could be over. more from the quizz at cal fell. 35-7 the final. cal still winless on the road.

san hoe astate. you want to talk agony. spartans down 17-3. buys time, funds rutley. enough time to go to starbucks andard. nobody around him. four seconds left. new mexico state, rodgers for the win. as time runs out. 29-27. it's heartbreak for san jose state. sharks and ducks. this is the way men establish their dominance right there. heatley scored twice in this game. with anaheim. patrick marlowe, the wrist shot. and the sharks are victorious. major league soccer, decided by aggregate goals. red bulls in the 55th minute strike. the deflection and he shoots and

scores. the red bulls win 1-nil. game 2 is thursday night in new york. >> alan: all right. that's it for abc-7 news. larry, shu out at the ballpark. and leigh. thanks for staying up late. it's late. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

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