>> 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

trick-or-treaters before the rain arrives. it's 60 in fremont, 63 san jose. 58 san francisco. 57, and we are looking at a cooler day at the coast today due to an on shore push. and this morning we are mild with everyone pretty much in the 50s. cooler out by the delta. 5:00 tonight we are at about 80 degrees out by the delta. 78 concord and 80 in livermore with 70 in oakland, as well as redwood city and petaluma. we will look for a beautiful day today. a dry night for trick-or-treaters. a cool day tomorrow with rain on the way. chris. >> lisa, thank you. >> break news, russian president vladimir putin has declared an official day of mourning tomorrow for a plane that crashed in egypt. they are looking into how it crashed. 224 people were on the plane.

many russians returning from vacation. they say there are no survivors. 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. reggie has the story. >> and the boys came out one after another. >> just as brennan showed us where the attack happened near 41st and anza, 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 care 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 sullivans 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. one man died and the other is in the hospital and is expected to recover. the shooting happened just after 11:00 near lacy lane 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 shows 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 lou's beer club and restaurant where he had been celebrating a sale. police are still searching for the gunman. last month a shooting injured two other people outside the restaurant. alcohol beverage control said it pulled the license yesterday because management allowed disorderly conditions. 6:04 the time. 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 travis painter is accused of the stabbing but painter said he was just defending himself. as sergio quintana explains, this all started with road rage. >> reporter: 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 21-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. he befuddled me when 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. >> police say 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. sergio quintana, abc7 news. 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 eagles. it's illegal to kill an eagle. voters are being warned to stay away from the bay bridge next weekend.

that's what caltrans will implode the largest part of the 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. >> dozens of artists in san francisco put their work on display, only to cover it all up. 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 say they are losing their spaces and being pushed out of the city by the cost 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 teenager's haunted house will be spooking the neighborhood despite his neighbor's concerns. after a hearing the city of

albany has finally granted the city a permit. we have more. >> whoa! >> it's a haunted house that scares 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 6:00 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, 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 person working it. he's only 16 but he he has a extensive 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. >> if 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. 6:09 is our time. lisa argen is here now with the trick-or-treat forecast that many people want to hear about >> it will be dry and mild. another day with temperatures above arrange. not quite as warm as yesterday's upper 80s in some neighborhoods. but from our sutro tower camera, 67 degrees. detecting a west wind at 6 and that will be the key to cooling us off just slightly today.

all the details a few minutes away. >> and next ahead, locating lost children. "7 on your side" michael fip any has the pros and cons for kid trackers using gps technology. and dragged from a family deck. how a

>> 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 haywood 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 peralta 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 just couldn't believe it happened to someone we know and love. 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 customized 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. >> we needed to find a device that would help keep children safe and good, it gives us peace of mind. >> another option is a watch-like device made just for kids. verizon and at&t carry different brands. they used lg's 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. we put our hands down for a second, and jace 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 pulling it up on the phone to see where he was. if they want to call, they tap it once. if they want to call the other 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. >> maybe 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

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 pinpoint locations if children are outside, but much harder if they are inside. experts say that technology is coming next 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 story. a placerville man saved his dog from the jaws of a mountain lion. the owner woke up to commotion on his deck 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 did throw a couple buckets and things on the deck at the thing, and then 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. the man said this time of year deer come down off the mountains and mountain lions follow them. he says he hopes other residents will be aware of the wild animals. >> 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 at lake merritt. 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

halloween photos from 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. 6:18 the time. weather-wise, how is it going to be for the people going out to the fun run? >> it should be getting close to 60 degrees in some spots. yesterday it was 84 in oakland. way too southeast for october. and we also saw mid-80s in redwood city. watsonville bat 80. richmond 78. sonoma county airport 87. so today will be cooler with that onshore flow kicking up just a bit. but not enough to bring us down to average readings. that will happen -- well, actually it will be below average tomorrow with an early season cold front bringing not only rain but much cooler air to start november. here's a live look outside. this is sutro where we have good

visibility, no fog to speak of. 58 in san francisco. it's 53 san jose. morgan hill. and oakland against morning, sitting at 5 had degrees. and speaking of oakland, here's a look from our east bay. you will notice temperatures are cooler. not only out by the delta but napa and santa rosa dropping a few degrees, in the upper 40s. so feels pretty autumn-like this morning. with 56 in concord, you know it's probably going to be another warm afternoon but not as warm as it was yesterday. the east bay hills camera hook out over the east bay where temperatures today are still above average. we were about 10 to 15 degrees above average yesterday. we look for the numbers to continue to be too warm for the end of the month. but that's all going to change. so dry and mild for halloween. hooking at rain arriving tomorrow in the morning in the extreme north bay. otherwise the front slides south throughout the day. we will see scattered showers, cold temperatures for monday. some spotty showers into monday

with the possibility of a thunderstorm. so this cold air will move over the warmer ocean waters, and that could initiate a thunderstorm tomorrow night. but as for today, high pressure hangs on one more day. and with the return to an onshore push later on today, it won't be quite as warm. here's what is arriving for sunday into monday. and those cold overnight temperatures into tuesday and wednesday morning. so tomorrow morning, look at the cloud cover. we've got some spotty mist and drizzle. but by about 8:00, 9:00 it's rapping from ukiah to cloverdale. noontime cloudy and still dry for much of the bay area. as we go through about 4:00 the rain still north around santa rosa and lake port. but as we go through about 5:00, 6:00, it's over the heart of the bay here and continuing to press south into 10:00, 11:00 at night. then that's when we could see some thunderstorms. with the cold air in place and spotty showers into your monday

morning. rainfall amounts with this forecast model anywhere from a tenth to a quarter inch. we could see more than that in the darker shaded blue here. anywhere up to a third to a half of an inch. and in the sierra nevada a winter storm watch in effect with snow at 7:00 feet. anywhere from 8 to 12 inches of snow. we are looking at snow amounts anywhere from about half a foot around incline and lesser amounts into nevada. but it's a nice start. 74 san mateo, 78 san jose. tonight the sun sets at 6:12 with temperatures still very mild in the low 70s. into the mid-60s at 7:00. and low 60s at about 9:00. the accuweather seven-day forecast, don't forget to fall back tonight. scattered showers, cooler temperature. in fact we could wake up to some 30s in the north bay valleys tuesday and wednesday morning with highs around average in the afternoon. you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with the amount bc7 news weather app. it's free on apple's app store or google play and we have more information at our website. it should be a fantastic night

tonight and finally getting rain. >> the weather finally getting back to normal. >> exactly. >> lisa, thank you. coming up, next, the start of crab season is a week away from sport anglers.

>> paula joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up on "good morning america" >> breaking news out of egypt. reports have confirmed a russian airliner killing over 200 people has crashed at the sinai peninsula. we are continuing to follow this developing story and we are going to bring you the latest details coming up. also whether went from severe to fatal in texas leaving two dead and three messing after flash flooding and reports of tornado swept through the central part of the state. austin saw over 14 inches of water, while high water rescues were reported outside of texas. we will have more from texas this morning. and finally it's halloween. we have loads of tricks and treats coming your way. this morning we are going to take you inside one of america's favorite halloween ghost

stories. the legend of sleepy hollow and the head less horseman and more spooky fun, all live from our studio. it's all coming up on gma this saturday. and happy halloween, everyone! >> you might have to wait a little longer for dungeness crab season this year. a bloom is in the bay releasing high levels of deadly toxins that will affect the crab season. it goes from california to canada. officials are waiting for test results. they hope to get them by next week before deciding whether the start date will be pushed for for sports anglers and the commercial start date a week later. cooking or freezing did snot destroy the deadly acid in shellfish. up next, a little girl hit in a san francisco crosswalk. the halloween warning to make sure it doesn't happen again. >> for me i'm going to try to not put myself in that type of a situation. >> plus, accusations of drugging at a cal fraternity worries

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>> it's great to have you with us. i'm chris ngyen. we are starting this half-hour with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. a little cooler in the north bay with the clear sky. radiational cooling allowing yesterday's warmth to escape into the atmosphere. no fog to speak of, but a west wind allowing for a slightly cooler afternoon today. finally, right? 56 in hayward. 54 oakland. we have been way too warm with upper 80s and 70s. but things will be changing. this morning, though, starting out pretty much warmer than we were yesterday for several locations. but we are cooler in napa and by the delta and we will finish off above normal again today. but that's a good thing. it is halloween. the kids run around with mild conditions. 5:00. 69 hayward, 74 in san jose with 80 out in our east bay valleys by the delta and livermore.

and we are he will talk about a cool, wet second half 6 the weekend coming up. chris. >> 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 euclin in laurel 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. >> we expected some party, but everything is gone now. >> instead, she's hospital hazed with severe head injuries after being hit in the crosswalk by a car at euclid and parker avenues. i told my mom i have to be with my daughter because 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 on. the latest reported incident 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 could 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 at a fraternity. last october five people were allegedly given roofies, 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 surroundings. >> if we are given a drink, we watch who is making it. never put your drink down. >> abc7 news. >> 6:34 is the time. 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. >> last year an estimated 15,000 people celebrated downtown. extra precautions are being taken downtown this 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. >> bart wants to make it easier for their passengers tonight. the 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 have decorations their homes or

even turn the lights on. offenders are required to stay inside their homes from 5:00 p.m. tonight until 5:00 tomorrow morning. 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 the in paw valley wine train owners want part of that lawsuit dismissed. the women claimed they were kicked off the train for being too loud, and they said they were slandered 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 slander. san francisco's last remaining gun shop is set to close today. all that is left at highbridge arms in the city's bernal heights 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 in a situation abc7 news has been investigating for more than two years. first a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. no major traffic problems to report burks he's arrange will have the ♪ ♪

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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. american pharaoh is the 4 to 5 favorite in the country's richest race. it's a $5 million purse. he became the first horse in 37 years to win the triple crown. both cal and bears are in action today. >> and the cal tries to rebound from two straight losses. kickoff at noon. tonight the eighth-ranked cardinals faces washington state. kickoff there at 7:30 on our sister network espn. the warriors are in new orleans playing the pelicans for the second time this week. tip-off at 4:30. last night the dubs were in houston in a highly anticipated rematch of the western conference finals. here's mike shumann with this morning's sports report. >> good morning. it was a conference finals

rematch last night in houston with the rockets hosting the warriors. it was also a battle of mvps, depending on who you talk to. the reigning mvp, steph curry, taking on the self-proclaimed mvp, harden. houston, we have a problem. and throwing it down with the right hand. he had 12. can't give steph this much time or he will bury it like this, 30 feet. dubs up 1 after one. the other splash brother, klay thompson, had 11. the crosscourt pass for steph for 3. draymond, 9 points, 7 assists. steph had 25 in the game. james harden absolutely 100% said he should have been last year's mvp. 16 points, 4 turnovers gives the right to steph. it will go the other way for harden. 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. royals had the lead until the bottom of the first when he 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. royals scored two in the top half of the second. scores on the wild pitch. 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 series. 4-3 mets. mets get back in the series with a 9-3 victory. game four today. royals still lead the series two games to one >> and 49ers carlos out for the game against the rams saying he suffered a stress fracture against the giants. but he still ran for a total of 95 yards. hyde is out, look for more reggie bush with carlos out. and jerome simpson may get his first playing time. >> the raiders at 3-3 host the

4-2 jets on sunday. its been quite a while since they faced the jets. week one of last year when he made his nfl debut, 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. lisa area yen is here with the halloween forecast that many of you will probably enjoy. >> it will be not quite as warm as yesterday but changes will be felt today. closer to the coast we are looking at more of an on shore push and low clouds and fog from pacifica to daly city for the late afternoon.

the fog will take some time to develop. if you are lig in south san francisco around daly city, you may get some fog tonight for the trick-or-treaters. it will be still, though, on the mild side. taking a look outside right now from the roof camera where it is pretty mild right now in san francisco at 58 degrees. you will notice the clear sky. the winds are light at about 6 miles an hour out of the west. 53 in san jose. and morgan hill in the low 50s. half moon bay 54 and it was 67 there yesterday. we had temperatures as much as 16 degrees warmer than they should be for yesterday. this is lake tahoe. winter storm watch in effect for sunday night into monday. we will be looking at upwards of a foot of snow in the highest elevations. 49 in napa. and actually high temperatures will just be in the 40s in the sierra nevada come tuesday, and much. next week. 56 concord. livermore good morning to you, 53 degrees. and finally from mt. tam, it's a

beautiful start to your saturday. so dry and mild for halloween with rain arriving tomorrow morning in the north bay. it's going to take just about all day to spread south with the cold front and accompanying the cold front we can see a scattered thunderstorm as the cold, cold air moves over the warmer ocean water and then scattered, spotty showers will continue into monday with blustery northwest winds. so our live radar and satellite come positive shows double barrel high pressure. we had the height offshore flow. still kind of hanging on today. but as the day goes on, we will notice the on shore push and the high fades away, traveling to the east as low pressure and an associated pretty strong cold front dives to the south. with that we had take you through the next several hours. so tomorrow morning notice spotty showers from make port to cloverdale. by about 11:00, 12:00, the rine still far north into ukiah. by the middle of the afternoon it's sinking south.

4:00 it's raining in san francisco and 6:00 raining from vallejo into fran, into oakland. we will look for the front to tip to sag south. the heaviest rain acompanying the cold front tomorrow. monday the scattered showers continue. it will be blustery and rainfall amounts ranging from a tenth to a quarter inch in some spots. high are elevations could see about a half-inch. you see san jose about a third of an inch. so pretty decent. in terms of the sierra nevada, we will look for the winter storm warning above 7,000 feet. the heaviest snow into monday morning. so a lot of this should fall as snow due to the cold air in place. so here is the estimates for snow. you can see tahoe city at 9 inches. looking at 7 inches around here and almost a foot at kirkwood. high today 74 in oakland, 77 palo alto, fremont 76 and santa cruz tonight will hook for very mild conditions, 72 at 5:00 and

66 as it gets dark at about 7:00 and low 60s at 9:00. don't forget we get an extra hour of sleep tonight. cold days ahead and chili mornings tuesday into wednesday and we will recover to maybe about 70 degrees inland. >> good information, lisa. thank you. >> two indian tribes are suing caltrain sag they knowingly destroyed archeological sites. this is the latest blow to a troubled freeway project. 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 bypass 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 hunter 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 freeway 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 claims 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 dan ashley reporting. the freeway is scheduled to open

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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 crosby 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 , quote, the best man always comes out with something." >> wise words >> whether check? >> we are starting out in the 50s this around. 77 in fremont. palo alto cooler today in oakland but still above average. and tonight the sun sets at 6:12. 72 at 5:00, looking for rain and colder weather tomorrow. maybe a quarter of an inch and we fall back tonight. >> all right, lisa, thank you. and thanks for joining us on the abc7 saturday morning news. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and on all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news continues at 8 :00 a.m. we look forward to seeing you

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