it's saturday, october 31st. go morning and thanks for joining us, i'm chris ngyen. let's start with a quick look at the halloween forecast. here's lisa argen. >> hi. we are nice and clear this morning and temperatures are on the mild side. don't get used to it. we are going to feel a taste of winter before the weekend is out. 57 in concord. 55 san jose. 59 san francisco. and compared to 24 hours ago, everyone is a little bit warmer except out by the delta. so we are set for another nice autumn day today, but then changes will happen. so tonight we are looking a the that sunset at 6:12. and look it mild temperatures. 70 degrees in oakland at 5:00.

69 hayward. 72 mountain view. open the coast you will run into low clouds, some fog. and get set for some rain showers and mountain snow by tomorrow. we will talk in detail about it coming up. chris. >> thank you. breaks news this morning. investigators are looking into how a russian passenger plane crashed in sinai peninsula in egypt. 224 poem were on the plane and many of them russian nationals returning from vacation. the pair plane disappeared from take off 23 minutes after takeoff. there's no word on survivors. stick with abc7 news for updates on this story. 5:01 is our time. a pack of aggressive raccoons on the attack in san francisco an out of town visitor had to undergo rabies treatment, and a neighbor tells us the city is not doing enough to deal with the problem. >> and the boys came out one after another. >> just as he load us where the

attack happened near 41st, two racoons popped out of the exact same spot. they may seem skiddish with our camera story on, but he said it's a completely different story. >> in the group there were at least 12, 15 in the group, but there were four -- there was four vicious and big racoons you were doing the biting. >> his wife, who didn't want to go on camera, is still very shaken up and she showed us where doctors last night had to give her painful rabies treatment. one. dogs with us are having trouble walking and the other given a bigger trail. we thought he was killed. they were actually dragging him away. >> this is not a one time incident. two months ago, one street away, a similar attack on a dinner couple led them to the hospital with precautionary rabies treatment. some asked if the city is doing enough. >> i got a hold of animal

control, and they promised that they would do a training out here. we were looking for a site to do the training and i never heard back from them. >> for now there doesn't seem to be a solution so the sullivan warn anyone passing through here of danger lurking between the buildings. in san francisco, abc7 news. we have developing news out of concord this morning. police are looking for a suspect after they say he shot two men last night. it happened just after 11:00 near lacy man and monument boulevard. an unidentified hispanic man approached the two men in the parking lot and shot them. investigators have not said what led up to the shooting. san francisco police are on the lookout for a gunman who shot two people last night that happened at fillmore and turk around 9:00 p.m. just a few feet away from the northern police station. this photo showed the block closed off. one of the victims is a minor. the other is 19-year-old and has

life-threatening injuries. in san jose the state has pulled the liquor license out from a restaurant after the killing of this man. last saturday 34-year-old michael orsega, a real estate agent, was shot and killed outside a restaurant where he had been celebrating a sale. police are still searching for the gunman. last month a shooting injured too other people outside the restaurant. alcohol beverage control said it pulled the license yesterday because management allowed disorderly conditions. also in san jose police say a man was stabbed many time outside his car with his five-year-old child in his back seat. the 21-year-old painter is accused of the stabbing but painter said he was just defending himself. as sergio quintana explains, this all started with road rage. it happened on this cul-de-sac just after 7:00 p.m. in a neighborhood that looks like a save place for trick-or-treaters, not somewhere where you would expect a treat

brawl. >> there were police with shotguns drawn out, and they were going around the neighborhood. >> investigators say it 1-year-old travis painter was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon of a stabbed a man several times in front of his house. the man who was stabbed had his five-year-old son in his back seat. the child watched the whole thing. painter has been released on bond but when we went to his home nobody answered the door. he did talk to our media partner, the san jose mercury news. >> 21-year-old travis painter said the man cut him off on mcabee road and followed him to his neighborhood. that man then attacked him in his own front yard, so he pulled a pocketknife to defend himself. >> he told the mercury news he had no idea a child was in the other vehicle. in bee if you had he would me he proceeded to do what he did when he had his kid in the car. it's 137% self-defense. the guy was on my property attacking me.

>> painter's parents stopped the fight and called 911. officers did not name the 36-year-old man who was stabbed and sent to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. abc news. 5:06 is our time. hundreds of wind turbines in the ultima pass are set to shut down permanently tomorrow. the company, ultima winds, notified the u.s. fish and wildlife service that their turbines would be turned off november 1st because of the impact it's having on birds. the department said the turbines were associated with the injury or deaths of at least 67 golden he's. it's illegal to kill an eagle. voters are being warned to stay away from the bay bridge this weekend. that's what caltrans will implode the largest pier that held the ones largest part of the bridge. there will be a perimeter around the implosion area. a series of underwater explosions lasting six seconds

will bring the pier down. last night more than 90 works were draped in white, all hidden from view. the artists say the color white represents a lack of diversity. the artists are being pushed out of the city by the costs of high rents >> the biggest critical mass ride of the year backed up traffic throughout down up to san francisco last night. the halloween ride is usually the most popular and the riders go all out. they dress up in costume and many also dress up their bikes. in the east bay a teenagers haunted house will be intoing the neighborhood despite his neighbor's concerns. after a hearing the city of albany has granted the city a permit. we have more. >> whoa! >> it's a haunted house that scarce up neighborhood volunteers in albany and benefits the community food bank. >> i think it's a sign of a

great community. i was impressed. >> 15-year-old sam started this haunted house two years ago. but this year it was met with complaints about the crowd, the noise, and building code violations. [scream] >> despite one neighbor's appeal, the city of albany issued sam a permit allowing him to operate halloween night from 6 to10 p.m.. but he had to meet several fire and safety code requirements >> i learned a lot about city government, both fire code, building code, just how the process works. >> i think it's wonderful that teenagers are doing something positive and creative and giving back to the community. >> they have a crazy light and technician system working. he's only 16 but he he has a sound board and knows an extreme amount. >> he will have to force the opening and he might not collect

as 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, abc news. >> you would like to go check out sam's haunted house it's located a the 1048 peralta avenue near frances street in albany. doors open at 6:00 tonight. 5:09 is our time. lisa, oftentimes so many people go out on halloween night when it's on a saturday. >> it's going to be big. and the weather very, very nice. we have the extra hour late tonight. and temperatures right now in the upper 50s in san francisco. no fog to speak of. we will have some and temperatures will trend slightly cooler today, out ahead of a vigorous cold front. we will talk about it come up. >> also ahead, locating lost children. "7 on your side" michael finney have the pros and cons of kids using gps technology. and dragged from the family's deck.

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>> if your kids need it, get a tracker. i'm happy with the police and the county sheriff's office. we're very glad to have our son back. >> last week that man's 8-year-old son wandered away from a school. he has autism and it took the police three hours to find him. a tracker could have reduced the time to minutes. michael finney looks into the trackers. >> deborah lives in san francisco with both her sons, who have autism.

in 2013 their classmate, michaela, wandered off on mother's day. the 9-year-old had autism and was later found dead. >> i couldn't believe it happened to someone we know and love. so they found her three days later in a body of water. we needed to make sure that that wasn't going to happen to our children. >> after much research, deborah found this. it's called "angel sense. it attaches to clothes with a magnet. it can only be released through a cust advertised key. the gps enabled tracker is $59 with a monthly service charge of $39. parents can monitor their children through an app on their phone. >> when you get a device that would help keep children safe and good i have us piece of mind. >> another option is watch-like devised made just for kids. verizon and at&t carry dinner brands. they used gizmo pal for their

three older children. we were with them when they bought one for their youngest daughter. they know it works because they used it recently on vacation when they lost their son. >> we stopped and looked at a map. with he stopped to put our map down for a second and jason was gone. and that feeling is like ice water in your veins. >> joanne started tracing their steps. >> what was amazing, as that was happening he was actually calling her, calling on the gizmo. i was pull up on the phone to see where he was. if they want to call, they tap it once. if they want to call the a parent, they tap it twice. >> it cost $79.99 and the service plan is five dollars a month. >> at&t cells a similar device called my philip. there are also free tracking apps for kids who are tethered to their smartphones. >> aaron has two teenagers. she uses apple's find my

i-phone. >> they have not totally been honest where they have been and i will look at it and say this is different than what i expected. >> find the i-phone allows you to activate other phones in your family plan. if you don't have an i-phone, life 360 could be a better option. >> we work with apple iphones and google android and windows phones as well. >> he's the founder of san francisco based life 360. the app is free and works on all smartphones. it also lets you set perimeters and alert you if your child goes outside of those perimeters. there are a lot of gps enabled tracking systems for parents today. you just need to find the one that works for you. >> our boys know that that's their safety. they know that mom and dad can also find them. >> all the tracking devices use cell phone towers and satellites. it's easy to locate them if they are outside but harder if they

are inside. he said that technology is coming in year. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> and there are gps soles for shoes mainly for people with dementia, but anyone can use them. to find out how they work and how much they cost, just go to our website abc7news.com. pet owners will appreciate this. a placerville man saved his dog from the jaws of a mountain lion. the owner woke up to commotion on his death where his 8-year-old dog tiki was sleeping. he had the dog in his mouth and that's when he charged the animal. >> my wife through some stuff at it and i ran down and she freaked out because the mountain lion didn't let go until i was on top of it. >> tiki has a cut on her stomach

and it bit her ear. this time of year dogs come off down the mountains and mountain lions follow them. >> happening today, if you are still nailing down your halloween plans, you can take part in a run that benefits your community. the monster mash starts this morning. it's halloween fun run. there be live trick-or-treating stations. the proceeds will go to the oakland food pantry, which distributes food throughout the east bay. we've been getting a lot of viewers' photos showing people showing off costumes. if you are heading out to celebrate tonight, be sure to post your photos on social media with the #spookyon7 so we can find them and show them on air. you can also see the pictures on our website abc7news.com.

here's the forecast. >> it's going to be mild for one more day. maybe you are sick of it, maybe you love it, but it's coming to an end. that's the good news. and you get the kids out to enjoy a dry and mild night tonight. here's live doppler 7hd. low clouds and fog are well offshore but they will be building and pushing along the san mateo coast throughout the day today, creating an on shore push and slightly cooler conditions today. then tomorrow it's really a different story. finally a live look outside from our sutro tower camera. it's nice and clear with, look at that, mid-50s pretty much across the board. 58 in san francisco and skies are clear right now. elsewhere from our emeryville camera, good visibility. no problems. temperatures dropping a little more into the north bay with 58 in napa. and 50 santa rosa, 57 con court and 53 livermore.

from the east bay hills camera looks good out there. dry and mild today for the last day of the month. halloween. rain arrives tomorrow afternoon in the north bay. scattered showers continue into monday. much, much cooler air is on the way. we're talking about mountain snow. so first significant storm of the season anywhere from about 8 to 12 inches, a foot of snow in the sierra nevada with the winter storm watch in effect for tomorrow night. we are looking at high pressure hanging on one more day. we've seen this scenario for the past several winters. but finally we are hooking at this system pushing into the bay area and bringing the cold air behind it. we will add a chance of thunderstorm with the warmer ocean water and the cold air moving over it on monday. tomorrow a cloudy start. we will look at rain invading the north bay by the middle of the around. here we are noontime around clear dale and ukiah. we have showers 2:00. and around 3:00 and 4:00 into marin county.

and also down through santa rosa. you will still dry, the rest of the bay. but by the evening hours, 7:00, 8:00, a few showers from the east bay to the peninsula and into the south bay. the rain continues into monday. we will see rainfall amounts anywhere from about a quarter to a third of an inch from our east bay valleys up in the north bay. and even along san carlos, the peninsula. lesser amounts looks like out by the delta. but the sierra nevada, the winter storm watch tomorrow night into monday night. the heaviest snow occurring monday morning with travel delays and chain controls likely. kind of slick out there. in terms of amounts we are looking at 9 inches south lake, reno about an inch. not as much over into nevada. but it's a nice start to the new month. we will be looking at upper 70s today. slightly cooler, but a very nice afternoon from fremont to palo alto. look for about 78 in santa rosa. 82, warm day around morgan hill with low 80s concord. usc is in town and berkeley

mid-70s by the afternoon. tonight should be fantastic with about 5:00 temperature. low 70s. and then as the kids are running around mid-60s. still mild into the 9:00 hour. we get the extra hour of sleep. temperatures much, much cooler tomorrow. here comes the rain and the coolest day of the week should be monday. with he are dry and grad hi warmer by the end of the week. you can see what's showing up on live doppler 7hd with the abc7 news weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play. we have more on our website. a lot going on. >> i feel the kids are so lucky. s a kid growing up in seattle rain, rain, rain on halloween. here they can have some fun and stay dry out there. >> oh, yeah. it will be nice. >> the start of crowd season is a week away for sports anglers. why officials may h

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>> when someone steals your smartphone works does it go? we try it answer that question. >> i was talking about getting a new phone, one of the good ones, and my mom said, why, so someone can rip it off again? >> blake may be the unluckiest person in the city. since moving here his phone was stolen four times. >> one was stolen two feet away from me at the library. >> but where does it go? >> with he pretended we were using the phone.

left it in plain view and walked away. >> but they weren't any phones. they buried tracking information in there buried so deep they don't dig it out. >> our software continues to live on the device. >> they left ten in new york and ten in san francisco, near coit tower, chinatown, pier 39 and right hear in union square. >> two devices ended up in other countries, one the dominican, one a transatlanta trip to india. >> with thefts so quick and brazen, you think it was the work of career criminals. but most of the phones appear to have been snatched by ordinary people. >> one device is here in san francisco with a cabdriver going back and forth in the city. >> it's not like they didn't know. >> this phone has been lost or stolen. >> they remotely triggered the startling siren and one other feature of the software, taking a secret photo of the theft.

>> you call that what? >> it thefty. >> it won't bring the phone back. >> it stays in my pocket at all times. >> in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> a whalen tangle meant team will try to save a humpback caught in a fishnet. the 35-foot long humpback was noticed gnashing around trapped in two lobster they attached a gps so they can track its movement. you might have to wait longer for dungeness crabbing this year. it will likely be delayed. problem stretches from southern california to canada. officials are waiting for test results. they hope to get them by the middle of next week above they

decide in the start date will be pushed back for sport aprillers, as well as the commercial season set to begin a week later. cooking does not kill the deadly acid in the cell fish. take a look, this one had their own version of the pope mobile. many were invited to trick-or-treat as the president and first lady handed out candy and fruit bars and candy corn. the president was so impressed when he saw the little pope, he awarded him first prize. a little girl hit in the san francisco crosswalk. the warning to make sure it doesn't happen again >> for me i'm going to try to not put myself in that situation. >> and accusations of drugging at a fraternity. and why police say

>> it's great to have you with us. i'm chris ngyen. happy halloween, everybody. with he starting this half-hour with the first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. it will work out perfectly with another dry, mild afternoon. a beautiful night tonight. then the changes come as we get the extra hour of sleep and start a new month. it's a mild 58 in san francisco with 55 on the coast, san mateo and san jose. upper 40s for you in napa. we expect santa rosa to drop another degree or too. so fast forward to about 5:00 this evening. yes, this evening where temperatures are still in the upper 70s to near 80 from antioch to concord and livermore. 72 for you down around mountain view with 74 in san jose. mid-60s with the fog at the coast. onshore flow bringing temperatures down just a couple degrees today. then a cold front visits us

tomorrow. doesn't leave until monday, providing cold rain. we will talk about it in a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. instead of preparing for halloween, a san francisco hodler is in the hospital this morning after a driver hit her in a crosswalk. it happened at her mother was pushing her in a stroller thursday at the corner of parker and the heights. now city leaders want parents to be especially safe trick-or-treating. the girl's father spoke to abc7 news about her injuries. here's abc7 news reporter katie with more. >> this three-year-old models her costume but they won't be wearing it on halloween. >> everything is good now. >> instead, she's hospital hazed with severe head injuries after being hit in the crosswalk by a car at euclid and parklet avenues. >> she is very serious.

>> his wife was pushing a stroller. she is uninjured. police cited the driver for failing to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. a reminder for all drivers. >> everybody needs to slow down. everybody needs to get where they are going. a lot of them are small, they are below the car line. make sure you see them. >> san francisco police chief and mayor appealed to a young audience at sherman elementary. >> this is my costume. i just look like the mayor! [laughter] >> the real mayor is taller. >> with pedestrian safety lessons for a new generation. >> to make eye contact with the driver. so when we were little kids it was look both ways before you cross the street. >> simply looking both ways is not enough in the city because all superheroes and children should make it home to enjoy their hard-earned trick-or-treat candy. >> we all want you to be safe and to have fun, okay? >> in san francisco, katie, abc7 news. a warning to cal students this morning about a drugging on

campus ahead of tonight's halloween festivities. many are worried the university and police aren't doing enough to find out what's really going open. the latest reported incidents supposedly happened recently on cal's fraternity row. we say supposedly because the complaint was not specific. police say they don't have much to go on. abc7 news reporter alyssa harrington has more from the cal campus. ♪. >> halloween weekend celebrations have already started at u.c. berkeley. and students are getting hit with some scary information. a report people may have been drugged at a fraternity party. >> it's very scary. >> u.c. berkeley police are alerting students of the possible danger. >> we felt with the weekend coming up with halloween, there will be a lot of parties. we have the usc game. we wanted to get the word out that this type of activity is alleged to have occurred and to be safe if you are out this weekend. >> the investigation ends there.

that's because this is a third-party report. one of nearly a dozen filed in just the past couple of years. in april someone reported a woman had been sexually assaulted the a fraternity. last october five people were allegedly given rooffies, an attack at a fraternity. at the same time a fellow member reported one of his frat brothers was sexually assaulted. campus police never heard from the actual victims or witnesses. in this latest case they don't even know the name of the accused fraternity. >> we don't have a lot of detailed information to investigate. >> students say the little information out there still serves as a good reminder to be aware of surround. ings. >> if we are given a drink, we watch who is making it. >> abc7 news. santa cruz police have a warning for anyone who gets a little too rowdy this halloween. >> because if you are drunk and causing trouble in downtown

santa cruz this halloween, the costume you went out in may not be the costume you end up in. >> extra precautions are being taken downtown it had year. a safety enhancement zone will be in effect. it started late last night and will continue until more than 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. more than 100 police officers will be on hand tonight to monitor the crowds and fines for violators will be given for certain infractions, like carrying an open container of alcohol. an agency plans to run longer trains and increase the number of trains in service, especially coming in and out of san francisco. the last east bay train leaves san francisco at 1:26:00 a.m. early tomorrow morning. happening today, state officials are making sure sex offenders are where they are supposed to be as kids trick-or-treat tonight. it's part of the annual

operation bootcheck. on halloween violators are not allowed to give out candy or give out candy or even turn their lights on. they have to stay inside their homes. this is the 22nd year of operation boo >> more details on the wine train incident where 11 women were kicked off two months ago. the women filed a lawsuit, but owners want part of the lawsuit to be dismissed. the women claimed they were slappederd when a man said they were being aggressive after being kicked off a train. but the wine train's lawyer said that statement was an opinion, not facts, so it does not mean slapped e.. san francisco's last remaining gun shop is set to close today. all that's head at high bridge arms in the city's vern he will height district are gun accessories. the store opened more than six decades ago. part of the reason for closing is because of a new approved law. the new rules require video recordings of all gun and

ammunition sales in san francisco. supporters say that footage could be used to investigate crimes later on. still ahead on the saturday morning news, are caltrain workers ruining important archeological sites on purpose? a new chapter abc7 news has been investigating for more than two years. first a live look outside from the kgo roof camera this morning. we are in for a mild day throughout the bay area. lisa argen have your accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. we love, love, chocolaty, creamy, with a little something extra. mmm deliciousness.

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>> farmers are hoping to use the water from the el nino wisely. they are building a recharge basin to catch el nino run-off. growers received no deliveries this season. they were light on ground water pumping to irrigate their crops but wells are running dry. >> if we can get this pond and let that water settle back into our basins, it's just like having water up behind the dam. >> this basin will be able to hold 500,000-acre feet of water. the system will allow 3,000-acre feet of water each month to soak in and refill the underground aquifer. >> state officials are showing

they are serious about rather conversation, handing out fines to four california cities. beverly hills and others will pay $61,000 each for not meeting mandated water conservation targets. we aren't talking about missing it by a little. the kachello valley is 1.5 billion gallons off the target. these are the first fines issued for cities who failed to cut their water use. what can we expect from the sky? >> water falling by tomorrow. but tonight its dry and mild. here's a hook from our east bay hills district. it's clear everywhere the fog will be a factor at the coast that will cool us off slightly. then we are talking rain and snow in a few minutes. >> thanks. we will see you soon. also coming up steph curry clears up with harden the fact he was indeed the mvp last year.

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we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. >> 5:44 today. happening today triple crown winner american pharoah is hours away from retirement. but first the three-year-old colt will run in today's breeders' cup classic in kentucky. he's coming off his only loss this year, the traverse stakes, in august.

marijuana pharaoh is the 4 to 5 favorite in the country's richest race. he became the first horse in 37 years to win the triple crown. >> and the cal tries to rebound from two straight losses. kickoff at noon. tonight the eighth-ranked cardinals faces washington state. that's en our sister network espn. the warriors are in new orleans playing the pelicans for the second time this week. tipoff at 4:30. last night the dubs were in houston in a highly answersty plated rematch of the western conference finals. here's mike shumann with this morning's sports report. >> good morning. a conference finals remachine in houston with the rockets hosting the warriors. it was also a battle of mvp's, depending on who you take too. the raining mvp taking on the

self-proclaimed mvp, harden. must, we have a problem. and throwing it down with the right happened. he had 12. can't give steph this much time or he will bury it like this, 30 feet. the other splash brother, klay thompson, had 11. the crosscourt pass for steph for 3. 9 points, 7 assists, steph had 25 in the game. james harden absolutely 100% said he should have been last year's mvp. 60 points, 4 turnovers gives the right to steph. it will go the other way for the hayin. the warriors biggest lead of the game was 25. maurice speights throwing it down, he had 14. the warriors are now 2-0. world series game three last night in new york with the mets trailing the royals 0-2. a must-win for the mets. you have to win at home. the mets did just that with solid pitching and a couple two-run homers. mets had not lead until they left it in the middle of the plate for david bright.

two-run shot. he was 2 for 5, 4 rbi, 2-1 mets. lead did not last long. once again, new york regains the lead one swing of the bat. bottom of third after the base hit, curtis granderson, liner gets over the wall. second of the sear. 4-3 mets. mets get back in the series with a 9-3 victory. royals still lead the series two games to one >> and 49ers carlos out for the game against the rams sag he sump a stress fracture against the giants. but he still ran for a total of 95 yards. look for more reggie bush with carlos out. and jerome simpson may get his first playing time. >> the raiders at 3-3 host the jets on sunday. its been quite a while since they faced the jets. week one of lat year he made his nfl debut slowing throwing for 152 yards and two tds.

it was the 19-4 loss carr remembers quite well. >> it's fun to look at. you have to remember that one. i threw my first touchdown there. i can't forget it. but, you know, it's definitely not the same me. it's not our same team. nothing is similar, you know. you can't really watch it. but, you know, it's definitely going to be there forever. >> and that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >> 5:48 the time. lisa, are you ready for the trick-or-treaters heading to your house tonight? >> i have to buy more candy. >> have you been eating the snickers bar? >> we went through ita. we bought it too soon. it's a bad idea. anyway. good morning, everyone. starting out pretty mild even more the morning hours but that's going to change very soon. timing is perfect with this. a mild and dry day for your halloween. and then we will get some rain, even mountain snow for the second half of your weekend. much of that cool weather will last into next week.

live dop her 7hd, it's clear. no fog to speak of right now. we will look for patchy fog to develop along the san mateo coast this afternoon as the onshore flow kicks up. hears a live look outside where temperatures are ranging from the low 50s in morgan hill with 57 half moon bay, 54 in san jose. good morning mountain view. it's 55 for you, as well as oakland and san francisco at 58 degrees. clear in emeryville. it will be sunny and mild this afternoon. this morning a couple areas in n the north bay dropping through the upper 40s. napa, perhaps santa rosa. you are at 50. fairfield is much cooler. everyone else is pretty comfortable this morning with mid-50s. so the evening will be just as nice with mild conditions. in fact, we will see temperatures in the 70s for much of the early evening. then the rain will develop for most of you tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night. south of the golden gate bridge where we can see a little bit tomorrow morning north of the golden gate. it should stay there throughout much of the day.

then spread south with scattered showers. the possibility of a thunderstorm as that front pushes through. remember the ocean temperatures are still quite mild. with the cold, cold air we could see a few thunderstorms over the open water. a lot going on to get to. we will look for this area of high pressure to hold on for another day. that brings the mild temperatures slightly cooler with the on shore push and the winter like storm arrives with the rain and the cold air gusty northwest winds, as well. we will take you through hour by hour. as we go into tomorrow morning notice the rain in the north bay about. by the afternoon it's in marin county. 5:00 in the east bay. throughout the rest of the day most of the front is accompanied with the rainfall. after just scattered showers into your monday, it will be much, much cooler with those breezy winds. so this forecast model shows about a quarter of an inch for most locations. but we could see more than that in the higher elevations, in the darker shade of blue here.

looks-like a pretty decent system. in the sierra nevada we are talking about 8 inches to a foot of snow above 7,000 feet with the heaviest snow coming down monday morning. so looking at anywhere from about 7 to 9 inches in tahoe city. donner 8 inches. a pretty healthy start for november 1st. look for 74 in oakland today. temperatures slightly cooler but above average today with low 80s for livermore and antioch. 57 vallejo. 77 san rafael. for trick-or-treating tonight the sun sets at 6:. low 70s 5:00 and by 7:00 we are in the mid-60s. if still in the low 60s by 9:00. remember set your clock back. daylight savings times end and we have the extra hour of sleep. a cold system bringing the rain showers and a lot of sunshine for tuesday. notice we are still cool, temperatures will be around average and dry into the end of the week. >> so pour tonight make sure to bring the light jacket and it should be okay? >> yeah, it should.

>> thank you. >> two indian tribes are suing caltrain sag they knowingly destroyed archeological sites. abc7 news has been investigating this for more than two years. the project is on highway 101 in mendocino county where they are building a by pass around the town of willits. here's dan ashley with the latest. >> this is the north end of the willits bypass. one of many spots where local indian tribes say caltrans is wiping out their history. >> they are digging our villages up. you are destroying our culture. >> priscilla is a spokesperson for this band, one of two tribes filing suit against caltrans and the federal transportation department. caltrans is building a six mile freeing through an area that was once got dotted with indian villages. they say caltrans is illegally destroys historic and native

american sites. >> it's as if caltrans decided to bulldoze through your church. >> caltrans said they followed all legal requirements, searching for archeological sites before construction started two years ago. but the tribes say caltrans failed. >> once caltrans started construction, it found over 30 sites. and it's clear caltrans did not do a proper investigation because there's no way caltrans should have missed these 30 sites. >> caltrans has admitted to at least impacting one known site, but blames it on a mapping area. the tribe's attorney claims it was no accident. >> caltrans had trucks come in in the dead of night and destroy that site without alerting the tribes in advance. >> the tribes say as construction and environmental work continues, crews are still finding more artifacts. >> we understand caltrans is finding areas that suggest not

only human remains, but grave sites. >> caltrans denies any findings that indicate possible human remains. a spokesman told us by phone the agency has worked with the tribes in good faith. >> we have been working closely with state and federal agencies throughout this project. we have not destroyed any villages or cultural areas on this project. and we have been working diligently for the last almost two years with all three local tribes. >> and that was our dan ashley reporting. the freeway is scheduled to open next year. the tribe plans to ask a judge to stop construction until caltrans comes to a formal agreement about how to handle the findings. up next, a hockey incident goes viral on social media. how the pittsburgh penguins stunned an 8-year-old fan after an adult fan snatched a puck away from

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>> here's the numbers from the mega-millions draw. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up. a young hockey fan received a hat trick of surprises a of a man snatched the puck that was meant for the boy. you see the coach toss the puck to the 8-year-old boy but the man grabbed it before he could get to him. the man refused to give it to the young fan. so a few minutes later the team surprised the fan with a brand new sidney pros by jersey and two pucks. the team tweeted out this photo and said you deserve it, little man. the young boy said he was never upset with the adult fan because he said the best man always comes out with something. what a wise kid. next on the saturday morning

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>> it's nice and clear this morning. we will see cooler temperatures slightly today. still dry. it was 87 yesterday at the sonoma county airport. 77 in san francisco. 80's in oakland. way too warm for oakland. we will fix that today but mild and enaoyable for the