"occupy" santa rosa to set up tents on the lawn. the city manager said it was a decision to alleviate unnecessary conflicts. >> best to avoid a so-called show down that was not in anybody's interests. >> reporter: for city leaders this raises the usual concern about cleanliness and safety. they required the group to have a port apoty on sight, and this is an effort at working with the group avoid anything close to the flareup witnessed last week in oakland. during the next city council meeting they'll decide how to officially handle the "occupy" group and their tent because at the moment they're on the lawn without a permit, and plan to be there indefinitely. >> comes down to unlawful assembly on public property. anybody community should be okay with the gathering. it's the maintenance of safety

that you always have to have in consideration. >> for observers the encampment brings a national movement to their home town. >> universal health care and a lot of issues and that they're working on. that's a couple important to a lot of americans but also me. >> even for some who support the idea, there remains some key questions. >> they don't really know what they're trying to change exactly. and who and how and why and all that stuff is all vague. >> reporter: in santa rosa, abc-7 news. >> and at "occupy oakland", demonstrators are enjoying a peaceful evening after an incident-free march. that want the case last night. the march on broadway got keyesy when protesters tried to outflank the police. but someone broke a window at the employs recruiting station near city hall. and more confrontations could be in store too.

volunteer medical group providing free health care wants its supplies, including medical marijuana, back from the police or else. the group says it with occupy mayor jean quan's office tomorrow at noon unless supplyes seeded during the raid are returned. >> the "occupy" san francisco group developed its own security keep. ten peacekeepers are making sure the tent city is safe, clean, and drug-fremont they wear arm bands to be easily identified by protesters and the police. they're trying to make the area more family friendly. >> nationwide this weekend, "occupy" protesters clashed with police. most notably in austin, denver and portland. in portland demonstrators were arrested after refewing of -- refusing to leave a park. 49 arrests in austin when protesters tried to protect tables of food. there's a ban on tables after

10:00 p.m. the second clash came after officers cleared out an. a by theater, and denver police used pepper spray on demonstrators in the capitol. it's illegal to protest inside the building. there were seven arrests. >> in the south bay, monterey surfer is improving after surviving a serious shark attack. the bike parts indicate the culprit was likely a great white shark. here's the latest from monterey. >> in yet another clash between sharks and surfers, a california man was within a few feet of a shark attacking his friend. >> down on top of the wave, saw him screaming shark, shark, shark. i didn't know what was going on. >> brandon mcgiven was surfing with his friend, eric tarantino, 150 yards offshore, when a shark snuck up and attacked eric. bleeding and in harm's way, eric paddled for show.

brandon swam ahead to get help. >> i looked over and i saw quite a bit of blood coming out his arm, and going into the water around him. >> amazingly, eric managed to get himself out of the water. other surfers forced him to the ground and tried to stop the bleeding with towels. he had gashes in his arm and his neck. with a narrow miss to his jugular artery. still conscious, eric was starting to slip into shock. >> a lot of people around just trying to keep him calm. tell can him it was going to be okay. >> he was airlifted to san francisco medical center. his friends stunned, and his board left with a 19-inch chunk removed. >> i have been surfing there for 15 years. i do have a friend who was attacked there four years ago. >> it's been a bad year for sharks. with sightings up and down the west coast. putting beach-goers on edge. in oregon, one man was thrown from his board after a shark took a huge bite. and last week, george wainwright

lost his life to a ten-foot-long gray white? australia. these attacks leave surfers wondering, it could happen to them? >> it could have been any one of us. >> officials at the beach have posted signs warning of the attack and urging people stay out of the water. >> yosemite park officials are asking for help in their third attempt to improve public access to the park and protect the ecosystem. park officials are trying to draw up a master plan. some say it could radically alter facilities, parking, and recreation, and possibly set limits on the number of visitors, park officials are asking the public to weigh in on everything from ping nick area placement to trail access. and i will have a series of meetings, including one in san francisco on november 9th.

>> effects of a freak snowstorm on the east coast are expected to linger until mid-leak. the storms left three dead and three million people without power. >> reporter: scraping snow off your windshield is not a familiar sight for most in october. an unexpected sonoma pushed through the northeast saturday. the whiteout brought more than one foot of snow in the areas and governors of four states issued emergency declarations. some travels like these passengers on a train from new york to boston were stranded for hours. other families were stranded in their home up toes. >> a lot of trees coming down, branches breaking, powerlines disrupted. >> reporter: after knocking out power to millions in the northeast. the storm made its exit sunday. emergency crews are working to repair downed power lines and trees which could take a while. >> i'd say probably wednesday. we got a lot of crews coming in from other areas. >> reporter: some residents

weren't family of the early snow surprise. >> i don't like the white stuff. it's pretty but i don't like it. cold. >> reporter: for others the halloween storm was more of a treat than a trick. >> it's unexpected but it's almost actually a little bit of a treat, too. >> reporter: reporting. >> depends how you look at it. the storm caused some delays and cancellations at sfo, affecting flights to the northeast. the flights are now back on schedule. bill gates responds to some harsh criticism from steve jobs. >> he says you were unimaginative. hadn't invented anything and shamelessly ripped off other people's ideas. >> what gates is saying about the 30 years he spent working with jobs. >> the next chapter in space exploration begins. why it took two attempts to get it off the ground. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. a live look right now at alcatraz with a nice setting sun for you. we're going to see some big

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the unmanned capsule blast off this morning after a failed launch in august. this is the only link to the station after nasa retired the space shuttle fleet in july. >> in kansas tonight, they're suspending recovery efforts for three workers killed in a huge grain el visit -- elevator explosion. in all, six people were killed. workers were loading a train with corn when the elevator blew up. investigators say it was likely caused by grain dust. the recovery effort was suspended after concerns the entire grain elevator might collapse. >> microsoft ceo bill gates talked about his work relationship with steve jobs who had previously spoken harshly about gates, claiming he ripped off other people's ideas and calling him unimaginative. gates says, no hard feelings. >> he faced several times the fact their products were so premium priced they literally

plight not stay in the market police. so the fact we were succeeding with high-volume product, including 0 range of prices because of the way we worked with multiple companies, it's tough. so at times he felt like he was the good guy, we were the bad guy. very understandable. i respect steve. we got to work together. we spurred each other on, even as competitors. none of that bothers me at all. >> gates and jobs worked together over the course of 30 years, and gates helped jobs create the mac. >> halloween can be a scary time for parent with young trick-or-treaters. >> now there's an app for that! parents are using smartphones to keep tabs on their kids and limiting where they can go. >> we'll have your weather coming up after the break as well. a beautiful shot right now outside.

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>> if you're worried about keeping track only your trick-or-treaters, they're an app for that. >> getting a lot of attention from parents. it's called the live 360 family locator. it does gps and even a panic button for the kid if they get lost. the need for such an app is mixed. >> knowing where they're at would be helpful. >> if you aren't comfortable sending your kids out on their own, they shouldn't go. >> they're not going to have phones anyway so doesn't matter. >> the other app is called tricker tracker. cost $5 and is for android users. if your child goes beyond the designated area, it alerts you. >> you're looking at my child's app right here. >> leigh: it's going to be a terrific evening tomorrow night. we'll get you this evening.

it has been -- isn't that pretty. a great weekend. temperatures 70s and 80s. a nice shot from the bay bridge cam, looking west toward berkeley and oakland. here's highs for today. mainly clear skies across the bay area. 82 was the high in ucould ia. santa rosa, 82. 77 in novato. 73 in san francisco. and we touched on 80 for antioch and livermore. tonight we'll look for low clouds to move just near the coast. already starting to see that right near half moon bay. current temperature there 69. still 71 degrees right now in santa rosa, and antioch mild at 76. our highlights, big changes as we head through the work week. we will look for the coastal fog to return overnight, patchy at best. a slightly cooler day for monday, but dry for trick-or-treaters tomorrow

night, and then an offshore wind component and that's going to prompt some fire weather concerns tuesday and wednesday. lows tonight, a little fog that creeps in near the coast in the upper 40s to low 50s, with san francisco, 54, and napa, 45 degrees. high pressure bringing us a delightful weekend. starts to weaken a bit tomorrow. temperatures coming down a few degrees. we'll keep it dry but we'll keep a close eye on the low pressure here. it's going to position itself to the east of the bay area, and the wrap-around counterclockwise flow is going to bring the return of the offshore winds and that's going to mean dryer air mass, and the potential for high fire danger for the bay area. so fire weather watch has been posted for the north bay. even the east bay hills with gusts to 40 miles-per-hour, and that's going dry the air out, low humidities, and that sets the stage for tuesday through

wednesday morning. highs on monday, a nice day with plenty of sunshine. temperatures will come down a few degrees. low 70s in the south bay. san jose, 7 3. 63 for half moon bay. 71 for palo alto. san francisco tomorrow, you climb to 66. in the north bay, we look for 70s. very pleasant, 75 in santa rosa. napa tomorrow, 73. oakland, maybe a few high cloud. 73. hercules, 74. interior east bay, mid-70s for you. concord, 7 4. 76 for livermore, and gilroy, 77. santa cruz, 70. here's a look at your trick-or-treat forecast for tomorrow. sunset will be at 6:12. temperatures, 60s on the coast. the little ones will need a light sweater or jacket. tuesday, the wind is up and chance of showers, big changes thursday and friday for the bay area, and temperatures start to come down, and next sunday,

2:00 a.m., we fall back. we set our clocks back one hour. return to standard time. >> the 49ers were dressed up like a team on their way to the playoff. >> mike: not bad. the bye week can get you healthy but you can also lose momentum. but the niners with a win over the browns. jim harbaugh, won the toss, deferred. good choice. isaac, blacking for frank gore. 7-0 niners, gore with four straight 100-yard games ties a franchise record. big joe staley, showing off his skill set. 17-yard first down camp led to a field goal. second quarter, gore, looks like he is in, but pop further

review, the knee ruled down. niners came away with nothing. former browns first round pick braylon edwards in the lineup and healthy. find him on the quick slant. five plays later anywhere the end zone. smith, 15-24, 177 yards, 17-3. niners at the half. in the fourth, harbaugh calls on the d-line. smith, big first down inside the 20 for the 330-pounder, led to a field goal. niners four games up in the west with the victory. >> first time, you know, my seven years, man, to get opportunity, defensive line, and win a game the way we won it. that's real good for us. >> won the game. went on a bye, came back, and still managed to pull it off. that tells you a lot right there, what kind of character we have. mike mike st. louis.

rams tapping in on the cardinals' magic. lloyd, his first t.d. as a. a st. louis stuns the saints for their first win of the season. falling out of the andrew luck sweepstakes. >> raiders had a bye this week as that's try to get carson palmer up to speed at quarterback against tim tebow and he bronx kerrs. tebow mania got a reality check today. tebow, picked off by houston. bringing it back, 100-yard pick six. tebow, 172 yards and two turnovers that led to touchdowns. lions dominate denver. >> stanford's triple overtime win yesterday against usc moves them up to number four in the bcs rankings. stanford came out on top thanks to andrew luck. andrew struggled a bit with this pick six. can't believe what he just did. only his fourth pick of the year. put usc up seven. 3:00 left, the brings stanford

down to tie the game. goes to overtime. the coach never worried about andrew after the pick six. >> bad play. missed a throw for an interception. he was so upset and he was upset for about 45 seconds, then flushed and it moved on and made the plays that helped us win the game. >> the world champion cardinals held a victory parade today in st. louis, celebrating their championship. most of you remember what this is like for the giants parade last year. amazing what world title does for your city. brings everyone together for a common cause and makous forget the tough times we're experiencing in the economy. east bay resident, and cardinal manager, tony larussa, was feeling the love. >> what these guys do, so many times in elimination. a lesson for all of us, never quick, take your best shot.

>> tony stewart wins. three races left. >> hard to believe we were dancing in the streets last year. >> mike: i know. no longer world champions. >> it's the cat's meow. a movie based on one of the most beloved characters

>> i smell something familiar. >> yarn? >> that's the smell of success. pus n "puss in boots" took the stop spot, earning $34 million. families crowded theaters for the flick, which drew a large latino audience. paranormal activity iii earned 18.5 million in time was third, followed by footloose, and rum diary, in fifth. that's it for us. >> thanks for joining us. >> see you tonight at 11:00. and connect 24/7 as captioned by closed captioning services inc.