it's saturday, october 31st. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. i will start with a quick look at the halloween forecast. here is meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 hd. >> we are starting out with very mild temperatures. it's been a little cool in the north bay with upper 40s but things will be changing. today another day of above average warmth and by 5:00 we are well into the 70s for san ramone and concord, 70 in oakland, 69 richmond and throughout the evening hours still we will seets temperature in the 60s. so very mild, the fog and low clouds will push along the peninsula and across the bay and that will bring the leading edge of some big changes arriving for the second half of your weekend.

so we're talking rain and a winter storm watch in the sierra nevada. more than 200 people aboard a russian passenger plane have died after the aircraft crashed today. investigators are looking into how that plane went down. relatives of passengers were at the airport in st. petersburg as they awaited news of the crash. officials say air traffic control lost contact with the aircraft 23 minutes after takeoff. 224 people were on the plane, many of them russians returning from vacation. russian president vladimir putin has declared an official day of mourning for tomorrow to honor the victims. back at home a pack of aggressive raccoons on the attack in san francisco. an out of town visitor had to undergo rabies treatment and people tell us the city is not doing enough to deal with the problem. >> and they just came out one

after the other. >> reporter: just as brennan owe sullivan showed us where the attack happened two raccoons popped out of the same spot, owe sullivan says this was a completely different story. >> reporter: how many raccoons do you think attacked you? >> in the group there were at least 12, 15 in the group, but there was four vicious big raccoons that were actually doing the biting. >> reporter: his wife who didn't want to go on camera is very shaken up and she did show up where doctors had to give her painful rabies treatments, one of the dogs they were with is having trouble walking and the other gave a bigger scare. >> we thought he was killed. they were dragging him away. >> reporter: two months ago one street away a similar attack on a different couple led them to the hospital with precautionary rabies treatments. some ask if the city is doing

enough. >> i tried to get ahold of animal control and they promise that had they would do a training out here and we were looking at a site to do the training and i heard heard back from them. >> reporter: for now there doesn't seem to be a solution. in san francisco, reggie a key, abc 7 news. developing news out of concord this morning. police are look for a suspect after they say he shot two men last night. one of those men died, the other is in the hospital and is expected to recover. the shooting happened just after 11:00 near lacy lane and monument boulevard. police say 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, it happened at fill more and turk at 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 years old and

has life-threatening injuries. in san jose the state has pulled the liquor license from a restaurant after the killing of this man. last saturday 34-year-old michael arsega a real estate agent was shot and killed outside lou's restaurant. last month a shooting injured two other people outside the restaurant. alcohol beverage control says it pulled the license yesterday because management allowed disorderly conditions. also in san jose, police say a man was stabbed many times outside his car last night with his five-year-old child in the back street. 21-year-old travis painter is accused of stabbing but says he was just defending himself. as abc 7 news reporter 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 safe place for trick-or-treaters, not somewhere you would expect a street brawl. >> there were actually police

with shotguns drawn out and they were going around the neighborhood. >> reporter: investigators say 21-year-old travis painter 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 five-year-old son in the back seat, had the child watched the whole thing. painter has been released on bond. he did talk with our media partner the san jose mercury news. travis painter says the man cut him off on mcably road and followed him to his neighborhood. he says that man then attacked him in his own front yard so he pulled a pocket knife to defend himself. he told the mercury news he had no idea a child was in the other vehicle. it bee bud ld me that he freed proceeded to do what he did when he had his kid on the car. 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 nonlife-threatening injuries. in san jose, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. hundreds of wind turbines in the altamonte pass are set to shut down permanently tomorrow. the company at monday 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 says the turbines have been associated with the injury or death of at least 67 golden eagles. it is illegal to kill an eagle. boelters are being warned to stay away from the bay bridge next weekend, that's when caltrans will implode the largest pier that once held the old eastern span of the bridge. chp boats will be enforcing a 1500 foot perimeter around the implosion area, a series of underwater explosions lasting six seconds long will bring the pier down. dozens of artistes in san francisco put their work on display only to cover it all up. abc 7 news was in the south of market neighborhood for last night's whiteout event.

more than the 90 words were draped in white. t the artists say they are being pushed out of the city by the highest cost of rent. the halloween ride is usually the most popular and riders go all out as you can see, they dress up in costumes and dress up their bikes. in the east bay a teenager's haunted house will be spook the neighborhood despite his neighbors' concerns. after a contested hearing the city of albany finally granted the teen is permit. alan wong has the details. >> reporter: it's a haunted house that scares up neighborhood volunteers in albany an benefits the alameda county community food bank. >> i think it's the sign of a great community. i was impressed. >> reporter: sam dubois start this had haunted house two years

ago but this year it was met with complaints about the crowds, the noise and building code violations. 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've learned a lot about city government both on 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 lights and technician person working it, he is only 16, but he has a very access sieve sound board and knows an extensive amount. >> reporter: the appeals process forced sam to cancel last weekend's opening which means he might not collect as 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 wong, abc 7

news. if you'd like to go check out sam's haunted house it's located at 1048 peralta avenue near francis street in albany, doors open at 6:00 tonight. lisa, you are here with that all important trick or treat forecast. >> it's going to be very mild, in fact, they ]hv running around but better than today because tomorrow big, big changes. emeryville nice and sunny in the 50s right now. if you're headed over to berkeley for the game today in the low 70s, but tomorrow much, much cooler and rain will be with us before the weekend is out. we'll talk about that and the mountain snow coming up. we will see you soon. also ahead, locating lost children, 7 on your side's michael finney has the pros and cons of kid trackers using gps technology. plus dragged from the family' deck. how a northern california man saved his dog from the jaws of a

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eight-year-old son wandered away from a hayward school. the boy has autism and it took search crews three hours to find him. a tracker could have reduced those hours to minutes. 7 on your side michael finney looked at the latest devices for all parents to consider. >> deborah pral at that lives in san francisco with both her sons who have autism. in 2013 their classmate mike kayla lynch wandered off on mother's day, the nine-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. >> reporter: after much research deborah found this, it's called angel's sent and it's attached to clothes by a magnet. it is only be released through a customized key. the gps enabled tracker is $59 with a monthly service charge of

sooib 39. parents can monitor their children through an app on their phone. >> when you get to find a device that would help keep our children safe and give us peace of mind. >> reporter: another option is watch light devices made just for kids, verizon and at&t carry different brands. richard and joanne en oichlt use it 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 on vacation when they lost their son. >> we stopped to check our map, put our hands down for a second and chase was gone. and, you know, i can't tell you that feeling is like ice water in your veins. >> joanne started tracing their steps. >> what was amaze being it was as that was happening he was actually calling her on the gizmo, i was pulling it up on the phone to see where he was. and if they want to call they just tap this once.

if they want to call the other parent they tap it twice. >> it costs $79.99 and the service plan is $5 a month. at&t sells a similar device called my fill up. there are also tree tracking apps for kids who are tethered to their smart phones. >> aaron lance from fairfax has two teenagers, she uses apple's find my iphone. >> maybe they have not totally been honest where they said they were going to be and i'm like this is different than what i expected. >> find my iphone allows you to track the other iphones in your family when you vakt straight family sharing in your i cloud settings. but what if you don't have an iphone? live 360 could be a better option. >> we work with iphones and android and windows phone. >> alex is the founder of san francisco based live 360. the app is free and works on all smart phones, there is let's you set perimeters and alerts you if your child goes outside of those boundaries.

there are a lot of gps-enabled tracking systems for parents today, you5 one that works for you. >> our boys know that that's their safety. they know that mommy and daddy can always find them. >> all of these tracking devices use cellphone towers and satellitez it's easyw pinpoint locations ifá;aoóbáq' are e5 they are ç5çinside. experts say that technology is coming within the next year. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. there are also gps enabled soles for shoes made primarily for people with dementia but u a marin county manctñy founded man. go to our website abc 7 news. pet owners out there will surely appreciate this, a plaser vil man saved his dog from the jaws of a mountain lion. he his eight-year-old dog was he says7

mouth. that's when the owner says he >>0se'÷ my wife threw a couple buckets and stuff and then she completely freaked out when i was down here because the mountain lion didn't let go until i was right on top of it. >> the mountain l> we've been fegt getting lots of viewers showing off costumes.

if you're heading out tonight tv celebrate post your photos on social media with the #spooky on 7. you can also see some of the pictures on our website abc7news.com. lisa, as we bring you in a lot of people getting creative with their costumes and they might break a sweat later today. >> still going to be very mild and wampl today. you had in oakland yesterday. that's a little out of 3ncontro. more like mid 70s today. still well above average. the cooler weather arrives tomorrow with a quick shot rain. the cold front holding together u(u$er service hass issued a winter stormxnys watch nevada.9z #knt,÷ the fog w(50ñ san mateo coast around around pacifica throughout the day today, tonight a little foggy there. numbers are ranging from 10 degree spread with 58,in san

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temperatures 15 degrees above front originating from the gulf of a÷]h and that speckling of the clouds indicate that cold, cold air and that's what's going to be overhead on monday. so as we get going tomorrow morning it's cloudy and you will notice the rain developing@ñe the north bay in the morning but it's going to-qkñ stay there. it's going to take through the afternoon for.m here is the low on monday bricking those cold showers, the possibility of a thunderstorm, ocean waters are quite warm so that's why we could see more instability and rainfall amounts coming up. we are looking at anywhere from a quarter of an;úsñ inch, three-quarters of an inch down in san jose with more showers into monday. the winter storm watch goes into effect tomorrow night, heavier snow tomorrow c

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thanks for joining us on this halloween morning i'm chris wen. we're starting this hour with a look at the forecast. here is lisa argen tracking the conditions where you live. >> well, we will be above average again today for &ow average with wet, rainy conditions lasting through mox 55 san jose, 52 half-moon bay, it's going to be quite warm wit% h7k#átúss' 70s.a$ñ darkness,oym]ñ we'll see the mi and low 60s 9:00,áz!cñ we will about afternoon highs coming up and how much rain we will she ]p tomorrow. %ñ !fy is in the hospital this3>m gi7

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>> reporter: halloween weekend celebrations have already started at uk%hkxo berkeley and students are getting hit with scary information. a report people may have been drugged at a fraternity party. >> it's very scary. >> reporter: uk berkeley police are alerting students of the possible danger. >>ohe+ felt with the weekendc' coming.with halloween there's going to be a lot of parties, we have the usc game, that we@ou wanted to get1a ends there. that's becausea5, this is ac"ap =iq9ñ one ofui nearly a dozen filed i just the

accused fraternity. >> we don't have a lot of detailed investigationr; to 7lix investigate. >> reporter: students say the little information out there still serves as a good reminder to be aware of surroundings. >> we never put our drinks zvs9, if we are given a drink we have to watch who wasco >> reporter: anyone with more information is encouraged to tell police. alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. santa cruz police have a warning for anyone who gets a little too rowdy this halloween. >> if you're drunk and causing trouble in downtown santa cruz this halloween, well, the costume you start out in may not be the costume you end up in. )spedd wt5@x%vss 15,000 people celebrated downtown,i"b" extrag being taken this year. a safety enhancement zone will be in effect for the area around pacific avenue. co

tomorrow. more than 100 police officers will be on hand to monitor the kroupds and fines for violators will be tripled forsae)dx:y in like carrying an open container of alcohol. bart wants to make it easier for its passengers tonight, the agency plans to runtiá ñg0;ñx< trains and increasee;ññq5 the lastáo)wu: east bay bound t leaves san francisco at 12:26ug =1f#1e tomorrowql÷ morning. ;n officials are making sure sex offenders are where they're supposed to be as kids trick or treat tonight. it's part of theb0l boo check. on halloween sex offenders are not allowed to give out candy, have decorations on their homes or 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 year3%é of operation booó'ñ c1 new details this morning on the wgkóñ train incident@"xk wh1 women were kicked off two monthí $du uee women filed ao law of,

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air, rain arrives in the north bay in the morning, it's going to stay with us through monday afternoon thenyk%ñ we are only in the 70s barrel with morey61 likely >> reporter: this is the north end of the willits bypass, one of many spots where local indiaw tribes say

caltrans is building a six mile freeway through an> 1 are illegally destroying ñ native vb"ccided të >> rm:?9ter: they claimhíqxm2dl followed all legal requirements, searching for archeological sites before construction  tribes sayi)h 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 should have missed these 30 a!ñsites.  ese 30 a!ñsites. )jtxbag one known site but claims it on a mapping error.#%óñ the tribe's attorney claims it was no accident. >> caltrans had trucks come in

in the dead of night and destroy [÷ alerting the9fsíñ tribes in advance. >> reporter: the tribes say as constreb#/wez and environmentalc ñgx are still finding more artifacts. >> we understand caltrans is finding areas thatólk> reporter: caltranscy+ deniey findingss-pzohkzy thatnún= indi 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 fred ral agencies throughout this project. we have notç4gs8bh villages or fult l3b[x you qé] ñ thiét%3u project. c the tribe plans to ask a judge

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way tomorrow. so it will be raining in the north bay throughout thecpnz afternoon. then it pushes south but not until about the evening hours and then it's wet on the peninsula, the south -k talking a half inch to three-quarters of an inch, we fall back tonight and then it's cool and blustery$cmnçkxbmx 8 into next week. >> thanks to you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. acc college footbaáactionsfi

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