"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.

good morning, thanks for joining us. nine people are hospitalized this morning in stable condition at six bay area hospitals following a midnight shooting incident in downtown oakland. police are investigating what led up to the shootings on 19 the street near broadway. the victims were attending a halloween party. the biggest college party in the bay area.

a balance room employee tells the oakland tribune there were at least 600 people at the party. the worker says there was a minor too fight before the shooting but he thought who was involved had left. >> san francisco leaders are asking people not to celebrate halloween in the castro. they made the same request last year but tens of thousands showed up anyway. tomas ramon reports on what community groups are doing to survive tonight. >> they are demonstrating how to call for help in the event of violence on halloween. no one wants it to be terrifying. >> the incidents have been isolated but they have affected people. once the crowd gets to a point where it's hard to control it makes the situation more dangerous. >> the 2006 street party did get dangerous, nine people were shot

one woman was trampled. this year and others, they handed out whistles if someone witnesses any kind of violence. they say the whistles saved a nun two weeks ago. >> if you whistle blowing like crazy, please call 911. >> they have stepped up patrols and the triangle martial arts association but people have to celebrate responsibly. >> don't be a victim. we have to take responsibility for our actions as a community. don't allow yourself to be a victim perhaps in overindulging at night. >> they worry about the celebrations turning ugly every year. >> it's very scary walking around and it's nice if you do blow the whistle someone will hear it.

>> they have seen violence the night can bring and they don't want to be part of it. >> police and city officials are strongly suggesting they do their halloween at home night or with friends and stay off these streets. there will be a strong police presence. >> the crowds will be limited to the sidewalks, the streets will be open to traffic. turning now to the election just two days to go. the race for governor is headed down the homestretch. democrat jerry brown will start off in eureka and meg whitman will hold a rally near burbank. last night she rallied her, and she blasted labor saying, you have too much control over state government and she shared big news from her campaign polls.

>> we are in good shape. the most recent polls show it in a dead heat. we have more enthusiasm. we're going win this. i have no doubt about it. >> the latest field poll has jerry brown with a ten-point lead. he made his way through the central valley with stops in merced and fresno counties. brown criticized whitman accusing them of warrant go to spend less in this recession, a time he says requires government investment. there is stuff to do. there is roads to build, there is bridges to fix. there is a high speed rail to get going in the valley. >> and the race for u.s. senate, barbara boxer hit the campaign trail yesterday starting in san jose. boxer talked to volunteers stressing the importance of getting voters to the polls on

election day and republican candidate carly fiorina was in sacramento in orange county yesterday urging her people to vote, as well. both will campaign throughout california until tuesday. >> there is new poll released on tuesday finding the measure to legalize the recreational use of marijuana is falling further behind. the field poll says 49% of likely voters are opposed to prop 19 with only 2% voting it. proposition 23 is struggling. 48% of those polled say they will vote now while 33% say they will vote in favor of that measure. and prop 25 which would reduce the vote requirement from passing a statement budget from two-thirds to a majority has a big lead. tonight the giants will try again to get a step closer to winning the first world series

since moving to san francisco 52 years ago. last night, texas made it a series again with a win at rangers ballpark. it was the first time world series game and rangers history. in the second inning, mitch moreland hit a clutch three-run homer to put texas ahead. in the bottom of fifth, josh hamilton took sanchez deep making it 4-0. the giants were able to come all the way back despite a homer. >> it's a dogfight at the beginning of this game. they've been doing it all year. we have to get the intensity up and keep grinding and going after them. >> game four is tonight in texas. >> the city seems empty without the team here but you can expect

tonight just like last night, fans will flock to bars and restaurants to watch the game. amy hollyfield reports on game three and the fans. >> the giants weren't here but there were still lines around at&t park. the nearby bars were at capacity and those that couldn't fit waited in line until there was room inside. >> i like the atmosphere being right next to the ballpark. giant fans, number one, baby. >> and it was at a premium. he got here when the bar opened at 11:30 to grab a table for the game. >> it's an amazing time for bars in san francisco. these world series games is an entire home stand in the summer. >> what was three or four days back mid-july, august can be done in one day. >> and these are a bonus for a

busy time of the year. halloween is one of the biggest nights of the years for bars. >> we have so much beer we couldn't keep hold. this being san francisco, the biggest boos came when president george w.bush popped up on the screen. and the fans had nothing bag bad to say. >> it doesn't matter. >> so now there will not be a jumbo screen in civic center plaza. they say the city can only do it if its clinching game while the giants are on the road. amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." that fan talks about giants love. they are sending up great pictures on ureport. here is pumpkin with a giants'

logo carved by a little girl named jessica. another mom sent this picture in of her daughter and betsy sent this picture of her ten-year-old son nate in this giant bedroom that he's had for two years now. you can upload your video to us or also e-mail them. >> up next why legal experts say supporters of oscar grant and johannes mehserle will likely be disappointed the sentence will give the former bart police officer later this week. >> and is it time for california >> and is it time for california to rethink moratorium on n i'm among 30,000 employees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. fiorina laid off 30,000 people

and she shipped our jobs to china and india. i had to pack my bags and i was out the door that night. we even had to train our replacements. she didn't need 5 corporate jets. one hundred million for herself. fiorina never cared about our jobs. not then and not now. i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message.

this friday we'll find out

what the sentence will be for former bart police officer johannes mehserle for the 2009 shooting death of unarmed passenger oscar grant. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter by a jury earlier this year. he could get probation to 14 years in prison. mehserle's attorney wants him released on probation and grant's family is calling on the judge to issue the maximum sentence. our media partner oakland tribune consulted with experts that his jail term will likely be somewhere in the middle. involuntary manslaughter is between two and four years but the judge must way mitigating factors before deciding. >> california is rethinking nuclear power in this area of global warming. nuclear plants of generated a lot of controversy.

and why some lawmakers are now talking about the nuclear action. >> california's strict global warming law mandating greenhouse gasmihz is sparking the state where it gets its electricity. lawmakers think it may be time to think of a cleaner option that has zero emissions. >> there are people out there who subject that the only way we can achieve the goal is to have nuclear energy play part of our future. we shouldn't take it off the table. >> the state has two nuclear power plants that generate 15% of the overall energy portfolio statewide. california can't move ahead with nuclear plants until it lifts the moratorium. >> it may entertain changing the requirements. >> they are examining the pros and cons in order to expand

nuclear power. noted experts testified how much nuclear power is safer these days about renewable sources like wind and solar won't be able to keep up with the population growth and reduce emissions. >> nuclear generated electricity can make a contribution because it is cost-effective compared to most others. >> blue there is the issue of what to do it with the waste. they store it in air tight containers. environmentalists still worry about the risks given high profile accidents and multibillion dollar price tag. >> we should be looking at energy efficiency before we look at revising the dinosaur of a nuclear power plant. >> today is halloween, what does the weather have in store, is it trick or a treat.

>> it's definitely a treat if you like it dry. if you like it warm, first week of november looking pretty good. a live shot from emeryville where temperatures are in the upper 50s. in redwood city, upper 40s with cool conditions around the bay. we'll be talking about that and warmup coming your way next. >> and also the giants look like a team of destiny at home but it was a different story last night deep in the heart of texas -- larry beil hasasasasasasasasasat

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.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. the parents appreciate the fact that it's going to be dry out there tonight. the gets complicated for trick-or-treating. >> definitely. the sun is setting at 6:12. high definition emeryville, we have a few clouds around but nothing that will contribute to warming coming our way but then a lot of warming in the middle of the week. temperatures are cool in spots around the bay. 46 in menlo park. 48 in novato with mid-50s in san francisco to half moon bay. so already starting at much cooler around the bay and that is due to the clear sky. also, mountain view and san jose

clouds and will help insulate us a little bit. partly cloudy skies and more sunshine will warm us up. temperatures are a bit below the average today but we'll surpass that. in some areas of the bay area by the middle of the week but temperatures in the 80s like san jose also by tuesday, we talk about your sunset, 6:12 tonight. clouds are favoring to the north bay and warm front and want to keep some of the clouds here. they have a sprinkle, maybe, but the possibility is a small one. we will see the clouds depart all throughout the bay area but marin, napa and partly cloudy throughout the rest of the day, mainly in the 60s but with that front close to us, it's keeping things definitely a little bit below normal. overall, high pressure builds on in.

this is going to set the stage for a business pattern change. after the front moves in, we'll see a wind shift and temperatures above average. today 67 in sacramento. lots of mid-60s throughout the state. monterey 65. mid-60s in los angeles. here is the outlook for the week ahead. take a look at monday, rain staying to the north. as as we go through tuesday and wednesday and into thursday, still no rain, just a little closer by the end of the week but the overall picture, mild and sunny conditions all week long. 66 in sunnyvale. low 60s to pacifica, 67 in palo alto. 63 in san francisco and five degrees below the average. in the north bay, overnight few clouds and 66 in sonoma. hayward, 65 and also in newark, nice afternoon, over the hills upper 60s.

partly cloudy danville and pleasanton. don't ray bay warming up. % in santa cruz. >> what a way to start off the week with parting clouds and dry for election day, even warmer throughout the middle of the week. fire season is gone so we can just enjoy the warmer weather. >> great. thank you. >> let's check out sports. tonight the giants are going to try to rebound from last night's loss in texas. san francisco sends madison bumgarner to the mound against the rangers in this match-up. sanchez last night had a rocky outing. here is larry beil with your morning's sports. >> good morning. all those thoughts about a giants' sweep -- hang on. rangers beat the giants in game three of the world series by a score of 4-2 and they are very much alive in texas.

they are down two games to one. nolan ryan threw out the first pitch. bottom two of the score less and three run blast. his first homer off of a lefty. 3-0 rangers. another bomb. this time josh hamilton takes him deep. makes it 4-0. meanwhile, kobe lewis. struck out six and giants make noise in the seventh, and cody ross, fifth homer to make it 4-1 game and then torres, here it comes, there it goes. deep to right, gone! another solo homer to make it 4-2. that would be it. this guy is nasty. and giants still leading the

series two games to one. >> we have to think about our team and capable of striking late. we've done it all year. tonight several came in and did a good job. >> game four in texas. madison bumgarner against tommy hunter. 15 scouts in attendance and they had to be gushing overcardinal quarterback. and looking for enthusiasm unknown to mankind! first quarter, takes out the cameraman and entire defense. down the left side, 7-0 cardinals. taylor ran for two scores. cardinals up 14-0 the rout was on. secondly quarter, come get some. 128-0 cardinals.

third quarter, touchdown, stanford rolls 41-0 and they could move into the top ten ranking. they call this the wild beaver formation. wild cat, painful day for kevin riley, a great catch but riley rose in pain. he hit limb him low. probably a torn ligament. chris rogers, easy touchdown. and his third score of the game. 35-7, cal is still winless on the road. >> spartans down and buying some time. dumps it it off to brandon, had time to order from starbucks,

there is nobody near him. four seconds left, new mexico state, to rogers for the win as time runs out. 29-27, heartbreak for san jose state. sharks and ducks, these guys do not like one another. danny healy in front, thank you very much. off the deflection from thorton. look at the speed. he scores. sharks a 5-2 win. major league soccer playoffs, san jose hosting new york, decided by aggregate goals. he miss order the free kick. red bulls, joe linfield off the deflection and finds the back of the net. red bulls win. game two thursday night in new york. that is a wrap on morning sports. we'll be back at 5:00 with all the n.f.l. nights, raiders

against seattle and giants in game four of the world series. >> coming up next at 9:30. the gaping hole exposed by an attempted terror plot to send explosives to a synagogue. also a mass transit clipper ♪ [ female announcer ] keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. ♪ keurig is the way to brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew. [ female announcer ] so with keurig, every cup tastes like it's brewed just forou. ♪ because it is. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig.

you know it's bad when the press asks if you'd take a lie detector test. meg whitman didn't tell the truth about not voting or about

how long she lived in california. she got caught in insider deals at goldman sachs. she changed her story about physically abusing an employee. she campaigned as tough as nails on immigration knowing her housekeeper of 9 years was undocumented. her tv ads have been condemned as false and misleading. and even her hometown newspaper said meg whitman has demonstrated "a loose relationship with the truth" welcome back. breaking news in the east bay. san leandro bart station is closed due to police activity nearby. they are investigating a report of a suspicious device inside a car parked nearby. the car came in about an hour ago and as a precaution, there is no bart service between the bay fair and coliseum stations.

they are working on setting up buses to provide a link while the bomb squad investigates. >> a team of u.s. inspectors is headed to yemen to monitor airline security. this is after two printers passed with explosives and they were shipped out of yemen by fed ex and ups. they intercepted them in the u.s. and london. this morning, president obama's countered terrorism advisor says there may be more mail bombs still undiscovered. it's not clear whether they targeted the synagogue or the planes. but it's probably the work of a al-qaeda offshoot in yemen. >> they are trying to make different adapt allegations of what we have put in place. so these packages are showing new techniques on their part. we need to stay one step ahead

of them. >> forensic evidence shows to the same bomber that failed to bring down a detroit jetliner last christmas. >> one of the printer bombs made it aboard two different passenger flights before being loaded on a cargo plane raising additional air safety concerns. now a report on the gaping holes in airline security this plot has exposed. >> the nearly 32 billion pounds of cargo flown into the u.s. every year. >> this is a warning, al-qaeda is obsessed with aviation. >> under law, 1% of cargo is now suppose today be screened and tsa about 80% of cargo on inbound passenger flights is checked but critics say the numbers are exaggerated. what about those cargo only planes like the ones involved in

this scare. >> when i hear we're about 90% the cargo is not screened, not in a fashion you could determine what is inside the container. >> they point to several reasons for that, most glaring, shippers allow the most trusted customers to send parcels as secure, they regularly scoot through without further security checks. then will is lackluster screening and cargo that doesn't fit in x-ray machines. >> the remedy is to use the proper technology. that is the remedy. >> critics say shipping companies have bought the stricter rules because of the costs. >> al-qaeda would like to blow up a plane if the security is so lax that they could do so. every time an industry says it's too expensive then al-qaeda begins to plot.

>> tsa were told is looking more into the gamma ray technology. and you can have all the german shepherds in the world but you can't scratch the surface for checking cargo. >> politics now, two days left until the midterm elections. campaign rallies have been held all over the country this weekend. president obama is among the big guns trying to get out the vote. he is trying to do everything he can for struggling democrats. david curly has more from washington. >> they were enthusiastic and there were a lot of them for president obama's homecoming a crowd estimated at 30,000 pack can the hyde park, the same place he celebrated his presidential win. this came after rallies in pennsylvania and connecticut. the president is trying to rally democrats at the last minute,

trying to hold back a republican tidal wave. >> what i need this weekend is 20,000 doors knocked on by all the volunteers who are here today. >> but the biggest rally by far on the washington mall and not one politician involved but plenty of political performance. >> are you ready to respond? >> is a sire and sanity as jon stewart brought his comedy troupe to washington. tens of thousands packing the mall without a politician named. >> we are sick of the voices drowning out the people of this country. >> it was star studied with plenty of comedy and songs from cat stevens, to ozzie osbourne.

>> to the o.j.'s and comedy on the mall. a little daly show with star offering a bit of a sermon. >> sanity has always been in the eye of the beholder. to see you here today has restored mine. ♪ ♪ >> he joked about the size of the rally but a company estimated the crowds, glenn beck was less than 100,000, yesterday on the mall, more than 200,000. >> tomorrow president obama's legal challenge to arizona's

immigration law will be heard in a san francisco courtroom. a three judge panel will hear arguments from arizona state attorneys and justice department lawyers. the obama administration claims the arizona law can which requires police to check the immigration status of people they pull over is unconstitutional because only congress can make immigration law. demonstrators on both sides are expected outside the courthouse. it could be weeks or even months before the court issues a ruling. >> the clipper card is supposed to make mass transit easier for riders. it's one universal card that works on most bay area transit systems. starting tomorrow, bart and muni riders won't be able to use passes, they will have to switch clipper. >> the clip ser a prepaid

plastic fare card, accepted by major bay area transit systems, including muni, bart and the golden gate ferries. no more accepting for quarters or buying different passes for different agencies. clipper launched in june and will phase out the older system. >> we are averaging over 225,000 daily transactions on the clipper cards. >> but it comes with growing pains. a supervisor called a hearing. >> i have numerous concerns about the glitches, questions of customer service, lack of access that want to purchase the clipper card. >> and it's confusing for those who don't speak english. >> we're rolling out fact sheets. >> for is some riders the change is welcome. >> it's nice to have the opportunity to switch between the services so readily. >> i'm from here, it's not too

hard. >> until the gates refused to open. >> we're not perfect state of readiness but it's time to move to that transition. >> regular is optimistic. ♪ ♪ >> as of last week, only one-fourth of the riders who need to buy clipper cards starting tomorrow had actually made the purchase. caltrain plans to say the paper monthly passes early next year. >> another round of service cuts for a.c. transit riders takes effect today in 70 bus routes. some routes are eliminated altogether, others are shortened and 28 lines will run less frequently. total bus service hours are being reduced 7% to save $11.5

million per year. >> this morning, capitola police are searching for a bank robber that offers bystanders $1,000 to be his getaway driver. they report that he entered bank of the west on capitola road just after 11:30 stealing an undisclosed amount of money. witnesses say they saw a suspicious looking man on offerings people $1,000 for a ride to santa cruz. police are looking for the robber and also on the lookout for anyone who might have given him a ride. >> lisa argen is now to tell us about the halloween forecast and beyond. >> we are looking at definitely improving conditions around the bay. in fact from emeryville, you see a little bit of low cloudiness. north bay, high clouds but everyone will enjoy a warmer day and the week ahead. forecast is coming up.

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i'm among 30,000 employees who used to work for hp. i was supposed to retire there. carly fiorina changed all that. fiorina laid off 30,000 people and she shipped our jobs to china and india. i had to pack my bags and i was out the door that night. we even had to train our replacements. she didn't need 5 corporate jets. one hundred million for herself. fiorina never cared about our jobs. not then and not now. i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message.

if you like it warm. we have a natural flow for tuesday and wednesday and perhaps lasting into thursday. berkeley marina bottom of your screen and looking out to the golden gate bridge. we do have clouds in the north bay and they are not going to amount to much. they will be clearing out and we'll see a nice afternoon if you like sunny and cool. 46 menlo park. we 4 the cool conditions this morning due to clearing out there.

48 in novato and 53 in mountain view and fremont. 24 hours ago we were warmer with the clouds. seven degrees cooler this morning in menlo park and 30 degrees cooler, concord and livermore. five degrees cooler. partly cloudy is the on order of the morning right through the afternoon. more sunshine throughout the entire bay area. that is the trend for the next several days. we're going to see a wind shift, building high temperature and temperatures will really climb. parts of the south bay may see 80 degrees. sunset tonight at 6:12 and then we change our clocks next saturday, falling back. here is the visible picture and notice the cloud cover. sonoma county and napa and off the coast here. this is due to a weak front. it's falling apart. as it does the high pressure will build in and that warmer, drier air will evaporate that cloud cover and see the sunshine as temperatures in the 60s. still cooler than average. we should see upper 60s and

across the state, nice fall day, not a lot going on. a weak front and it will fall apart. we have high pressure building in for the south of us. that will set the stage for the next several days, statewide looking at low 60s to red go and yosemite. mid-60s in los angeles. here is our storm track. our computer animation shows for much of the week, the rain staying to the north and west of us. some areas of low pressure will flirt with the north coast but even into tuesday and wednesday, we've got sunny and mild conditions. by thursday, the ridge wants to break down a little bit. rain line getting closer but we're still dry into friday. back to the temperatures today, 67 in cupertino. mid-60s in sunnyvale. 66 menlo park. with the upper 60s palo alto and mountain view. san francisco should see about

68. looking good in the north bay despite the cloud cover. mid-60s in palo alto to 67 in santa rosa and near east bay. 64 in berkeley with the light wind, 67 in union city and out over the hills, nice sunny afternoon in pittsburgh. a few clouds in morgan hill and then 68. seven-day forecast, hopefully a lot of action going around the neighborhoods with the dry conditions. temperatures are warming each and every day. warmest days should be wednesday and thursday. it's going to be beautiful all week long. >> i wonder if the world series had interfere with people getting out there. >> as the bay area watches the world series we want to highlight another impressive performance. one that giants fans can take for granted.

wayne freedman above the team on the field there is an unheralded had booth. >> there is rule about not sharing in the press box. let's move down. >> now we've entered the realm of the homers. chris is one of those san francisco giants you never see. to go one full. >> but the giants scoreboard reflects the product of his labors and those of 19 others. >> in other words, going to a baseball game and being entertained by the organ music? long gone. and he does play organ music but with 2,000 songs with his computer and sophisticated crowd

down below and walk up songs for every player, well, technology wins. >> loud in here means good out there. this is like doing a television broadcast but with live instant feedback. >> so we'll go with something longer based on the applause and nothing beats a sustained rally. >> and fifth inning, they got one, six runs. >> for the director, it's a dramatic replay frenzy. >> i took ten milligrams of blood medication right now. >> as a doctor might say, after 90 home games it's time for the off beat.

>> from at&t park, wayne freedman, "abc 7 news." don't go away, 7 on your side is next. >> the contractor installs aluminum window frames and holes appeared. how did

the getting work done on your home can be expensive so you want to make sure it's done right and last for years. but what do you do if problems develop long after the contractor is gone? here is 7 on your side michael finney with one woman's frustrating story.

>> when gia had the siding replace order her home she found that the contractor installed ailluminate the anymore trim instead of wood. >> i saw bubbling on the window. i called the contractor. he wanted to come and fix it, nobody came. >> the next trouble when she climbed a ladder to hang christmas decorations. she saw the bubbles up close. >> my hand went right you through it. the aluminum, it has corroded. >> they found there were holes, the size of a small donut. she took these pictures of the damage and these photos how she tried to spackle over them. >> my biggest worry, water could get in. >> she called the contractor, advanced design in san francisco but she says the company did not

respond. months went by. she filed a complaint about the bettor business bureau and still no reply. that is when she contacted 7 on your side and we contacted advanced design. the company looked into the case and week later took action. contractor replacing all the frames around all the windows and garage. the company says the problem was cautioned by chemicals in the pressure treated wound underneath the aluminum. they placed a lining under the new flame, we did take care of it and hopefully she doesn't have any issues in the future. >> i feel so good. it's great. i could hang my christmas decorations there again and i won't be worried about it. 7 on your side really helped me a lot. >> the contractor says pressure-treated wood contains different chemicals. so if you are doing a project with treated wound, make sure it

won't cause the same type of damage. >> up next, trick or treat, kids will be chowing down on halloween candy. some say sugar doesn't make kids hyper so is it just a myth? 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.

check out the winning numbers from last night's super lotto plus. mega number 7. no one picked all six numbers so the $12 million jackpot goes to at least $13 million for wednesday's drawing. >> today is all halloween. kids collect candies by the bagful and smug sugar becomes the main food group. every parent all that candy

sends kids on a sugar fueled hyperactive high -- or does it? we take a second look. >> it's the vicious cycle of halloween, the thrill of trick-or-treating, leading to the bouncing off the walls high followed by the inevitable tear-filled crash. the culprit according to generations of parents is sugar. >> this is the high. >> but what researchers say not so fast. >> most parents believe the myth that sugar makes their kids hyperactive. >> study after study shows that kids do not make it more heiber active and in fact zero effect on their behavior.

>> but in one study, they were given sugar free koolade and the kids were described as being more hyperactive. >> sugar does raise their insulin areas and sometimes they crash after consuming a lot of sugar. >> still it's not a license for your little goblins to gorge themselves on candy. too much can lead to bad health problems, but if you think the treats turn your kid, may be just your head playing tricks on you. >> i don't know about that. i think the sugar does something. >> good things in moderation. how about some good weather. on tap with a few clouds and we're going to see mid-60s. dry and sunny for several days, in fact the warmest day of the week should be the middle of the week.

then by friday, forecast models want to bring in more clouds, maybe some rain. >> that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. have a great sunday. happy halloween! our state is in a real mess.