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aggressive raccoons on the attack in san francisco. an out of town visitor has to undergo rabies treatment. good evening. i'm natasha in ama daetz. >> the city is not doing enough to deal with the raccoon problem. >> reggie is live tonight in the city's richmond district. reggie? >> if you are wondering how dangerous can rack n coulds -- raccoons be? they were walking back to the house where they are staying a couple blocks away where a group of raccoons july ped -- jumped them. >> they came out one after the other. >> just as brandon told ease where the attack happened two raccoons popped out of the exact same spot. last night it was a completely different story. >> how many do you think attacked you? >> in the group there was at least 12 to 15 in the group. there was four vicious, big

raccoons who were doing the fighting. >> his wife who didn't want to go on camera is still very shaken up, and she showed us where doctors had to give her painful rabies treatments. one of the dogs they were with had trouble walking and the other gave a bigger scare. >> we thought he was gonna gone. they dragged him away. >> this is thought a one-time incident. two months ago one street away a similar attack on a different couple also lead them to the hospital with precautionary rabies treatments. some ask if the city is doing enough. >> i got uh -- uh hold of animal care control they promised to do a training out here and we were looking for a site to do the training and i never heard back. >> for now there doesn't seem to be a solution. they warn anyone passing through here of the danger lurking between the buildings. abc7 news. >> new at 11:00, right now police are on the lookout for a gunman who shot two people

in san francisco. this happened at filmore and turk. you can see the block is closed off there. one of the victims is a juvenile and the other is 19 years old and has life-threatening injuries. >> the state has pulled the liquor license from a restaurant after the death of this man. he was shot and killed outside lou beer club and restaurant where he was celebrating a sale. police are still searching for the gunman. last month the shooting injured two people outside that restaurant. they pulled the license because they allow edition orderly conditions. police say a man was stabbed many times outside his car with his five-year-old child in the backseat. he says he he was just defending himself. sergio explained that this all started with road rage.

>> it happened in a neighborhood that looks like a safe place for trick or treat -- trick-or-treaters. >> there were police with the shotguns and they were going around the neighborhood. >> investigators say the 21-year-old was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon after he stabbed a man several times in front of his house. the man who was stabbed had his 5-year-old son in his backseat. the child watched the whole thing. painter was released on bond, but when went to his home no one went to the door. he did talk with our media partner, the san jose media news. >> the man cu man cut him off ad then followed him to his neighborhood. that man then attacked him this his own front yard so he pulled the pocket knife to defend himself. he told the mercury news that a child was in the other vehicle. it befudled me he did what he

did when he had the kid in the car. it is 137% self-defense. the guy was on my property attacking me. police say painter's parents stopped the fight and called 9-1-1. he was sent to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. abc7 news. new tonight hundreds of wind turbines in the altimont pass are set to be turned off this weekend. they will be turned off on november 1st because of the impact it is having on birds. the u.s. fish and wildlife department says they were associated with the injury or the death of 67 golden eagles. it is illegal to kill an eagle. boaters are warned to stay away from the bay bridge next weekend. that's when cal trans will close the largest peer that once held the old eastern span of the bridge. chp boats will enforce the 1500 foot area around the

implosion area. >> well, dozens of artists put their work on display only to cover it all up. abc7 news was in the south of market neighborhood for tonight's whiteout. more than 90 works were draped in white and hidden from view. the artists say the color white represents a lack of diversity. they say artists are losing their spaces and being pushed out of the city by the high cost of rent. the biggest critical mass ride of the year backed up traffic throughout san francisco. here is new video. the halloween ride is usually the most popular of the year. the riders go all out. they dress up in costumes and many dress up their bikes as well. >> hard to ride with all of that on you. well in the east bay a teenager's haunted house will be spooking the neighborhood this halloween despite his neighbor's objections. >> the city of albany finally granted the teen a permit.

alan? >> dan and natasha, sam bubois and his production successfully spooked their neighborhood tonight and they will do it again tomorrow night. despite his hard work and good intentions he learned not everybody appreciates his work. it is a haunted house that scares up neighborhood volunteers in albany and benefits the alameda county community food bank. >> i think it is a sign of a great community. i was impressed. >> reporter: sam dubois started this haunted house a few years ago and this year it was met by complaint from the crowd and the building code violations. despite one neighbor's appeal, they issued a permit allowing him to operate tonight and halloween night from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. but he had to meet several fire and safety code requirements. >> i have learned a lot about city government, both fire code and city code and gist

how the process works. >> i think it is wonderful that teenagers are doing something positive and creative and giving back to the community. sky they have a crazy light and technician person working. he has an expensive sound board and knows an extensive amount. >> the appeals process forced him to can sell last weekend's opening which means he may not collect that much food or money this year. but the attention is attracting widespread support that he hopes will bring in more help for the food bank. in albany, alan wang, abc7 news. of course tomorrow parents all across the bay area will take their little ones trick-or-treating. >> what if the worst happens and you can't find score child? >> michael finney says new technology can help. >> dan and natasha, we are talking about gps kid trackers. allowing parents to pinpoint trick-or-treaters. >> if we lose sight of one of them we can look at the app on

our phone and find them immediately. >> coming up, whether it is in your kid's shoes, under their clothes or on their wrist, we'll show you the pros and the cons. >> and a whale in distress. the emergency rescue operation off the california coast. >> i'm abc7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. part of your weekend is going to be dry, but partly wet. i'll let you know what your trick or treat forecast is looking like coming up. >> thanks very much. here is a look at what's coming up tonight on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. jimmy? >> thanks. look at what we accomplished with no help from anyone

is abc7 news. >> if your kids need it, get a tracker. >> we are glad to have our son back. >> that man's 8-year-old son wandered away from a hayward school. >> the boy has autism and it took crews three excruciating hours to find him safely. the tracker could have reduced

the hours to minutes. >> they looked into the latest devices for all parents. >> tomorrow is halloween of course and keeping track of your kids while they trick or treat has been a concern. now technology makes it easier. >> deborah lives in san francisco for both her sons who have autism. in 2013 their classmate wandered off on mother's day. the 9-year-old had autism and was later found dead. >> i just couldn't believe it happened to someone we know and love. so they found her three days later in a body of water. we teeded to make sure -- we needed to make sure that wasn't going to happen to our children. >> it attaches to clothes with a magnet. it can only be released through a customized key. the tracker is $59 and a monthly service charge of $30 thine. $39.

parents can monitor their children through an app on their phone. >> we need to find a device that would keep our children safe. >> another option is watch like devices made for kids. verizon and at&t carry different brands. they use lg's gizmo pal for their three older children. we were with them when they bought one for their youngest daughter. they know the watch works. they had to use it recently while they were on vacation when they lost their son. >> we stopped to check our map. chase was gone. i can't tell you that feeling is like ice water in your veins. >> joanne started tracing their steps. >> as that was happening he was actually calling her, calling the gizmo. i was pulling up on the phone to see where he was. >> if they want to call they tap this once. if they want to call the other parent they tap it twice. >> the gizmo cost $79.99 and

the service to the plan is $5 a month. at&t sells a similar device and there are also free tracking apps for kids who are tethered to their smartphones. aaron lance has two teenagers and she uses apple's find my iphone. >> maybe they are not totally being honest of where they will be. i will look and say this is different than what i expected. >> find my iphone allows you to track the other iphones in your family when you activate family sharing in your i cloud settings. what if you don't have an iphone? life 360 could be a better option. >> we work with apple iphones and google android and windows phones as well. >> alex is the founder of the san francisco-based life 360. the app is free and works on all smartphones. it also lets you set perimeters and then alerts you if your child goes outside of the boundaries. there are a lot of gps enabled

tracking systems. you just need to find the one that works for you. >> our boys know that that's their safety. they know mommy and daddy can always find them. >> all of these tracking devices use cell phone to you -- towers and satellites. it is easy to pinpoint locations if children are outside, but much harder if they are inside. the technology is coming -- that technology is coming in the next year. >> it is all changing so fast. >> it is so important. >> there are also gps enabled souls for shoes made for people with dementia. really anyone can use them. a marin county man founded this company. to find out how much they cost and how they work go to our website. we have it there at abc7news.com. in the morning a whale entanglement team will try again to free a humpback whale. people out whale watching noticed the 35-foot long humpback thrashing around and tangled in two lobster pot

nests near newport beach. they worked to free the animals, but had to suspend their efforts when it got dark. they did attach a gps monitor to the whale so they could track its movement and find it at sunrise and get back to work trying to free it. >> i hope he's okay. all eyes are on our weekend forecast. we have changes coming. >> we do indeed. sandhya patel is here with the halloween forecast. >> and there is nothing frightening about the halloween forecast. it will be fabulous. live doppler 7hd is showing you clear conditions, but look at what is showing up not too far away. it is the fog. and we will be tracking it for your halloween. right now the temperatures are in the 50s and the 60s across the bay area. a live look and really visibility is terrific looking across the bay. dry and mild and the rain arrives sunday afternoon and evening and scattered showers are in store for your monday. that system they will watch carefully. the high pressure tomorrow will provide us with another

mild to warm day. itit is not quite as warm especially along the coast. a winter-like storm bringing the cold air with it and you will notice the changes and feel the difference. not immediately until sunday. you will be looking at 60s and seven-day forecasts at 5:00 p.m. right around the time they are taking the kids out. a little fog is rolling in and then as we head toward the evening hour as we head to a costumes party high clouds coming in on top of the fog and along the coast. 50s and 60s and still getting cooler by 9:00 p.m. sunday is what we are watching. the cold front up to the north at 7:00 a.m. it starts to drop southward and then the rain line starts to shift south. you will notice that by late sunday night all of the bay area is getting wet and the sierra is getting mixed precipitation. rain and snow and then eventually just snow. showers will follow on monday and then you will notice the

change in the air mass on monday afternoon. it is going to feel a lot more like winter than fall. the rainfall projections, we are looking at a third to .60 of an inch of rain. a healthy dose of rain. in the mountains a healthy dose of snow up to 7,000 feet where the winter storm watch goes up 10:00 p.m. if you are heading up to tahoe you will want to carry your chains and expect delays. look at the transition. from sunshine and windy conditions on saturday and sunday and wind watches are up. an advisory for saturday and sunday. snow on monday and temperatures plunge. 41 degrees after a morning low of 34. first thing tomorrow morning upper 40s to the upper 50s. it is going to be clear, but not for long. afternoon highs will look like this in the south bay. 84 gilroy and 77 sunnyvale. 74 san mateo and fog on the coast. pacifica and dale looy 66. downtown 72 and upper 70s santa rosa and napa and san

rafael. sunny and 81 concord and 83 livermore. fall back at 2:00 a.m. we go to standard time. you can get the extra hour of sleep. cooler weather, getting wet sunday night into monday and then we will hold on to the 60s and 70s. natasha and dan. >> looks great. thank you, sandhya. >> stay with us and get ready >> stay with us and get ready for a ni thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast

white house today except it was a baby dressed up. he had his own version of the popemobile. >> hundreds of local and military children were invited to trick or treat as the president and first lady hand out cookies and candy and fruit bars. who wants fruit bars? president obama was so empressed when he saw this mini pope he awarded him the top prize. he deserves it.

>> shu, how is it going? lots to talk about. >> and the warriors are playing well again. they are letting the nba know they are the real champions. steph curry and james hardin. that lead to aha! oof! weee!

slurp. mmmmmm. cinnamon. milk. cinna-milk. cinnamon toast crunch. crunch! crave those crazy squares. cinna-milk! brought to you by xfinity. >> it was a battle of mvp's depending on who you talk to. steph curry is taking on the self-proclaimed mvp. houston, we have a problem. his name is steph curry. we'll get to him in a second. harrison barnes and he had 12. can't give steph this much time, otherwise he will do this. bury it from 30 feet. they open it up in the second. klay thompson and he had 11. then green cross court pass to

steph. 9 points and seven assists. he threw down 25 and james air din said he -- james hardin says he should have been mvp. and the warriors' biggest lead was 25. throwing it down. they cruz to a 112-92 victory and they are now 2-0. world series and game three in thork with the mets trailing the royals. must win for the mets. if you have to win at home, the mets did just that with solid pitching and a couple of two-run homers. they left it in the middle of the play. he gets the crowd into it. four r.b.i and 2-1 mets. the lead did thought last long. once again they regain the lead. one sweng of -- one swing of the bat and out of here. his second of the series. 4-3 mets. the mets get back into the series with a 9-3 victory.

royals lead the series two games to one. he suffered a stress fracture against the giants and still prayed against the ravens and seahawks and ran 95 yards. he is out against the rams on sunday and look for more reggie bush. bolden is listed as questionable, but i think he will be out there, but look for stifson to get -- stinson to get his playing time. the raiders host the jets on sunday. it has been awhile since he faced the jets. he threw for 151 and it is a 19-14 loss and you will always remember the first game. >> it is fun to look at. i have to remember that when i threw my first touchdown. it is definitely not the same me and it is not our same team. it is definitely going to be

there forever. >> this abc7 sports report is brought to you by xfinity. raiders moving up and 9er moving done. >> it is going to be a big weekend for both teams. >> thank you, shu. >> abc7 news continues on-line, twit are, facebook and all of your mobile devices. >> our next newscast is at 5:00 a.m. on saturday morning. stay with us. we will be [majestic music] [majestic music]

odysseo by cavalia opens november 19th under the white big top at at&t park. tickets available at cavalia.net. wonderful and safe halloween and uh appreciate your time. >> right now on jimmy kimmle, the ageless michael j fox. >> for sand yaw patel and mike shumann and all of us, have a great night.

>> welcome to bucket list week. you're about to meet someone with a special life-long dream who came here today to win a pile of cash so they can make it a reality. can they do it? we're about to find out. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] all right. when our returning contestant was just seven years old, he fell in love with arcade games, and decided one day, one day he'd have a private arcade of his own. today he's here to finally make that a reality. from salem, massachusetts, please welcome back mark pagliarulo. [cheers and applause] >> hey, chris. >> how you doing? >> good to see you again. >> good to see you again. welcome back. >> oh yeah. [applause]

>> this has been 40 years in the making, this bucket list. >> yes. yes, it has. >> where did you fall in love with arcade games? it was seven years old? what were you doing? >> yeah, well, when i was a little kid, i grew up in a town north of boston. it was sort of a beach resort, and it had all kinds of arcades with the old-school mechanical stuff, and the newer, real early, real primitive video games. >> yeah. >> and always been my ambition to really have a really great collection of some of the real classics that i loved to play when i was a kid. >> so you want all these arcade games, and you want a big man cave that goes around all of it. >> oh, no, i don't want a basement. i don't want a garage. i want a building. >> you want-- >> i want a mega man cave. i want a building. >> i love this. >> yeah, no, it's gonna be for real. >> make sure i get your number and stuff before we leave 'cause i need a place to hide. i like that. >> [laughs] >> i like where this is going. all right, let's recap what you've banked up to this point. you're at $5,000. nine questions away from $1 million. [cheers and applause] you still have two lifelines left. you have the audience and you have your "plus one," so you're still in good shape there as well.

>> yep. >> shall we play on? >> let's go get them. >> let's make this dream a reality. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ all right, we pick up today with a $7,000 question. here it is. like nik wallenda did on his trek across the grand canyon, tightrope walkers will often carry a long pole to help lower their what? >> i would say that the weight of the pole-- 'cause he carries it low-- would lower his center of gravity and improve his ability to shift and move, so i'm gonna say a, center of gravity. final answer. >> that makes the most sense, and it's right. >> yeah! [cheers and applause] whoo! >> $7,000. >> onward and upward! >> all right, $10,000 question. >> now we're talking. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪