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live, from the kgo broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. a wild chase through san francisco tonight ended with two vehicles on their sides and three suspects running from that crash. good evening. >> the suspects were hurt and are now in custody. let's talk to sergio quintana, live at the hall of justice. >> reporter: police say those three are booked facing multiple felonies, including armed robbery. also charges for that chase that led officers through the south of market district and included those two crashes and a couple of different injuries. a tow truck hauls away a silver sedan. police say three people inside have been arrested after an armed robbery and a chase that went to one side of the city to the other. it ended in the dog patch

district with the crash and the suspect on the run. >> i saw somebody run here, there were police guys on the ground. >> the getaway car slammed into this mini cooper. the silver volkswagen rolled over at the intersection. the woman who owns that didn't want to go on camera but described the crash. >> the lady was crawling out of the truck. >> reporter: officers tell us the woman in the volkswagen was not part of the chase and suffered non-life-threatening injuries. several blocks away, another crash. the department vehicle rolled over when it came into contact with the getaway car. the parking control officer suffered minor injuries. the cab driver said the suspect sped by him. >> it was too fast. going really high speed. on the right wheel it was locked. >> he says the right wheel was damaged and smoking.

this all started in the sunset district with the armed robbery and the local business. >> it could have been worse with the people being in downtown san francisco. >> police say they're happy that the chase ended with only minor injuries. in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. just a terrible situation in new york, a speeding car went airborne and plowed into a group of trick-or-treaters, three people died, including a 10-year-old girl, three others were injured, including a young girl in critical condition. bodies were scattered. some thought it was just halloween props. >> the family of kids were trick-or-treating, walking behind me. and all of a sudden like a car -- like i heard the boom and the car literally like jumped over a parked car and flew into the gate. hitting a bunch of people. >> reporter: the driver is a

53-year-old man who is in the hospital. and police still do not know what caused this crash. a driver in oakland is charged in a crash that killed a man and seriously hurt a woman. neighbors near mcarthur boulevard say that the man ran a red light, slammed into another car. as you can see it sheered off the front end and then went airborne, landing on someone's front lawn. a 19-year-old man was tossed in the convertible and killed in the crash. a woman in the car went to the hospital. neighbors say they see drivers running red lights all the time. >> you have to be cautious when you're in this area, very cautious. >> especially at night. it's really, really bad around here. >> said you almost got hit once some. >> yes, i did. that was actually yesterday around 5:00. >> the driver and the passenger ran from the crash, officers quickly found and arrested them. a rohnert park man is in

jail after police say he tried to kidnap a 13-year-old girl walking home from school. while grabbing her, police say he sexually assaulted the team. more from the sonoma county jail. >> reporter: reggie, a 53-year-old man is in custody tonight at the jail but police want potential witnesses to come forward. they need help positively identifying this man in a lineup. >> oh, my gosh. >> reporter: people who live near adrian drive in southwest boulevard my rohnert park are experiencing equal parts shock and relief. >> i said no, i would never leave my daughter to walk alone. >> reporter: police say that he likely followed a 13-year-old girl as she walked home from technology middle school yesterday. he may have been hanging around the school for the past few weeks. >> she saw him and she fell. and he at one point grabbed her and hung onto her and actually moved her. >> reporter: the teen fought back, ran home and her parents called 911. the police arrested him on

attempted kidnapping and sexual battery charges. >> people like that should not be around here. >> reporter: miguel lopez lived in the neiborhood for more than 20 years. >> kids are always pretty safe with their parents. it's amazing it happened and i'm glad they caught him. >> reporter: and since it happened around 3:15 in the afternoon, investigators hope witnesses will come forward. >> yes, this is very broad daylight time of day. there were a lot of people around. >> reporter: police say mathamas' mental capacity may be a factor in the assault. and san francisco's last-remaining gun shop closed today. there were only gun accessories after selling off most of their merchandise. the manager made the decision because of a new law that requires every gun sale to be recorded on camera and sent to police. supporters say that footage could be used to investigate gun crime in the future. now, to the east bay where a two-alarm fire that tore through a house is being called

suspicious by the san ramon fire valley chief. fire investigators say it started at 8:30 right behind the elementary school school. the home is badly damaged. the chief says a hoarder lives there and it was hard to get under control because of all the stuff inside. fortunately no one was hurt. >> we'll talk about the change in the weather. backing up a bit, halloween really couldn't see a more perfect day. they went trick-or-treating. as you can see, one block actually has special games to win tasty prizes. it's a family-friendly dance party. >> that is a sugar-fuelled dance party. yes. and you know that castro is always a popular party spot on halloween. police have had a strong presence there throughout the night. no big problems reported although the night is just really getting started for people out there. tomorrow we'll bring changes to the weather as we mentioned. abc meteorologist drew tuma

tracking it. >> and what a way to end the month of october, certainly the high out there san jose at 85 degrees a record high. besting the old record of 82 set back in 1949. near 90 in antioch and livermore, 80, respectively. 75 oakland, 72 santa rosa and a comfortable 81 degrees. don't get used to this warmth. we have changes for the second half of the weekend. live doppler along with satellite, tracking a ribbon of moisture working through portland at this hour. associated with a cold front slowly marching to the east, diving to the south. it moves through the bay area on part of our day, bringing a chance of showers. we'll detail the fall weather and where you are in just a few minutes. >> one of the heroes who stopped a terror attack on a train in paris just got promoted. the air force elevated spencer stone to the rank of staff

sergeant. they cited the leadership he and his two friends showed on the train last august. the new rank takes effect tomorrow. >> well deserved. still ahead on abc news at 11:00. take a look. police say an entity is haunting their san francisco bar and this video proves it. >> plus, why an east bay business is saying no shirt, no shoes, no mask on this halloween. and the changes republicans want to see

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halloween. many republican candidates hit iowa to rally voters. but tomorrow their campaigns will meet to address changes they want to see in future debates. abc news reporter gloria riviera has the story now from washington. >> reporter: back on the trail and venting their frustration. >> here is what frustrates me. >> all they did was ask us about fantasy football, for gosh sakes. >> how about we stop letting left wing liberals moderate republican debates. >> supposed to be catering to the press, to hell with the press. >> the republican candidates still upset about the moderators. >> we're on the verge of seeing chaos. they don't agree. i mean, donald trump wants shorter debates, ben carson wants fewer debates, the other candidates want more debates.

>> tomorrow, the candidates are set to meet in washington to discuss tragedy. leading the charge, dr. ben carson. >> the debates are supposed to be to help establish the people get to know the candidates, what it's turned into is a gotcha. >> so far the time of sunday's big meeting is out. but the exact location is a mystery. >> thank you all so much. thank you. >> on the democratic side of the trail, candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders focusing on early voting states. clinton even had some halloween fun meeting a mini in south carolina. bernie sanders had to take his rally outside after the crowd became too large. both candidates vowing to keep the campaign on message. all right, this next story is so scary. a popular place to hear live music in the san francisco district may be haunted. take a look at the security

footage on chapel hill. you can see the night janitor locking up, from inside the building at 5:00 a.m. do you see that young girl in a white dress that just ran in and out of the frame? we're slowing it down for you. no one knows who she is or how she got inside of this building. employees looked at 20 other cameras but couldn't find her anywhere before or after that time. well, considering the place used to be a >> people say threy deal with i all the time. >> managers say the area where she was is the area they used to take the bodies up for embalming. >> speaking of halloween, there is at least one place where masks for the holiday are not allowed. abc 7 was there on contra costa

boulevard, signs are there asking people to take off their masks. workers say they're doing it to discourage robberies, other stores in the east bay put up signs. and celebrations taking place across the bay area. abc 7 was there in memo park for the festival. kids came out in all sorts of costumes to trick-or-treat. and play halloween-themed games. there were arts and crafts and a pumpkin-gift with prizes. >> all right, some of them were looking spooky themselves. and in san leandro, they have the city's halloween carnival. no candy at this event, instead, creative costumes, scary games like the eyeball splash. a favorite? like you won? >> oh wow. >> even had a magic show featuring goof ball, the

magician. >> and if you went out to celebrate tonight please place your photos on social media with that hash tag, spooky on 7. >> that way you can see the pictures on our website right now, abc 7 news, we'll go to drew tuma because the weather is about to change. >> and also because he has an amazing halloween costume on under his suit right now. you wouldn't know. >> check out twitter to see what it was. changes for the second half of the week. today, sunny, warm, tomorrow, much cooler air and rain on the way. live doppler, dry, at this time tomorrow live doppler 7 hd will be active tracking the showerings. today, the emeryville camera catching the final day of daylight saving time. set your clock back an hour

tomorrow. the sun going down at 5:0011:00 in the afternoon. and the camera showing you the clouds moving in ahead of the next system. so the forecast calls for a cloudy and rather humid day on the way for sunday morning especially. we'll track those showers really for sunday evening. and then behind that cold front. the autumn chill sets in for monday as well and into tuesday. out there right now, mainly in the 60s, 63 in concord, 61 in fremont, antioch, the warm temperature of 67 degrees. along with the satellite we had a lot of sunshine today. clear skies now giving way to cloud cover moving in from the north to the south. all headed to the cold front. you see the moisture beginning to move into northern california. it will slowly sink to the south over the next 24 hours. so future weather picks it up tomorrow. 11:00 in the morning, mainly dry, overcast skies. extreme northern portions of the

north bay. watch the sprinkles dive to the south around santa rosa around 4:00 p.m. in the afternoon. and picking up in intensity. by 7:00, the heart of the bay area seeing light showers moving through the south bay. the majority of your sunday will be dry. not late in the evening on sunday. we'll see the wet weather moving in around 10:00. and showers lingering in. in terms of rainfall, generally we're thinking a tenth to as much as a quarter of an inch of rain. if we do see a downpour over a longer period of time it is likely you could see more than a quarter inch of rain. a winter storm watch, up to a foot of snow is possible above 7,000 feet, even the pass nees could see four to eight inches, tahoe, nine inches from south lake tahoe. even kirkwood could see up to 11 inches of snow by the evening.

great to see that. overcast skies, 57 in oakland, 56 san jose, 58 in san francisco. clouds first thing, dry for the first half, we'll track that moisture for the second half of sunday. 68 san francisco, 72 san jose, 73 concord, up to 70 in santa rosa. so the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you we fall back tomorrow morning tracking the evening showers for you. right here, monday, a liste sprinkle possible. lots of sunshine, really a nice stretch of fine fall day is on the way thursday and into next weekend. >> those temperatures, though. >> you will feel it tomorrow. a big difference out there. >> yeah, you have been telling us, warning us, you can't say we didn't know. coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00. virtual reality on the

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plans to shut down a turbine tomorrow due to the killing of birds, one of four operating in altamont pass, they said it was the primary reason for stopping the operations. environmental groups have fought for years to bring awareness to the large number of golden eagles, raptors, owls and other birds killed by the they estimate that 45 hundred birds are killed each year. >> and we have news on the humpback whale that was stuck yesterday. they put a gps tracker on him so they would not lose him overnight. the rescue crews cut the rope and it swam down to san diego this morning. a team in seaworld finished the job and cut away the rest of the

rope this morning. and shu is here with sports -- >> what a finish we had in stanford cardinal today. they brought a six-day winning streak to face washington state. kevin hogan struggles, cardinal got the tes

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. stanford head coach david shaw warned his team all week that washington state would be a real challenge. the cougars were just that for three quarters before the eighth ranked cardinal came alive. luke falls 19 yards, 22-10,

cougar, kevin hogan struggling through the air, finding a weakness hogan ran the ball for 112 yards, 22-20 wazoo, hogan starts the fourth with a six-yard touchdown run stanford comes from behind to take a lead. 28-27, three and a half minutes in the game, quentin meets the pick, stanford field goal 28-38, cardinal. and five field goals in the game for the winner. 43 yards and he misses. stanford survives the scare on the road. 30-28, your final. cal and usc in berkeley, cal on gordon in the first quarter. six yards out. catches 85 yards, 7-0, bears, the trojans defense shut cal out in the second and scored ten points of their own.

ronald jones, up the middle, 10-7, trojans at the half. tray madden pounds his way into the end zone for six more. after the usc kickoff goff threw for two touchdowns, also threw two picks, under-throws his receiver, goes 46 yards the other way. two touchdowns in 23 seconds for usc, 24-7, cal makes it a game in the fourth. cal down six, third and one, cal gets a stop and go for the win. bounces off for a 14-yard first down. icing the game, cal lost three straight falling to five and three, 27-21 that final. game four of the world series tonight in new york with the mets trailing the royals 2-1. chance for mets to even the series but a costly mistake missed that chance. fifth inning, rookie mile,

second home run with the game. 3-1, mets, they led the entire game but came apart in the eighth. daniel murphy misses it, bends over, scores from second, costly mistake here you can see the agony in the mets fans. next, mike mustakis, lorenzo cain scores, royals with a come from behind victory, take a 3-1 lead and can clinch the series tomorrow night. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by xfinity. and more college football coming up. stick around, by popular demand, my costume is back. can i tell who i am? >> smarter -- >> harry potter? >> oh, how could you not know that? >> you're missing the lightning bolt and wand and anything else. >> you guys didn't notice -- >> happening, abc 7 news at

11:00, deadly floods, one man shows the video from his car. ♪ ♪

. live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. good evening. tonight, the headlines show three armed robbery suspects under arrest after leading police in san francisco on a wild chase. it ended with two cars flipped over in the dog patch district despite all the damage no one was seriously hurt. in the north bay police are looking for witnesses who can identify a man accused in an attempted kidnapping and sexual assault. joseph musalma is accused of

attacking a girl walking home from middle school in rohnert park yesterday afternoon. that team fought back. >> and a two alarm fire at a home in danville was called suspicious. it started on linda mesa avenue. the entire home was filled floor to ceiling with all sorts of items making it difficult to put out. international officials are investigating claims the extremist state group brought down a russian passenger jet today killing all 24 on board. it happened in the mountainous region of egypt's sinai peninsula 23 minutes after the airliner took off from a popular resort. egyptian officials investigated the scene today. russia's transport minister has dismissed the claim by the islamic state as not credible. two other jets stopped flying over the area for safety.

and a shooting spree happening this morning in downtown colorado springs. it ended when the suspected gunman got into a shootout with police in front of a fast food restaurant. officers shot and killed that man after he fired at them. >> people in romania are observing three days of national mourning after a fire at a nightclub killed 37 people. they laid a flower at the collective night club. the spokesperson believed safety regulations were ignored. a metal band was giving a free concert in the basement club when there was a problem with pyrotechnics. nearly 200 people were hurt, some in critical condition with burns and smoke inhalation. the nightclub had as many as 40 young people inside. and this incident is said to be similar to another one in 2003. and a terrible mess in texas, six people have died as a result of very long storms and heavy rain.

the strong weather caused tornadoes, an austin woman was swept away from her home by flood waters. they also found the body of a man who had gone missing after his vehicle got stuck in the rushing water. four others died yesterday. one man from austin captured video from his car being carried away by that flood water we were talking about. he sent the video to his wife after climbing out of the window and up to a tree to get away from the rising water. >> it was like white water rapids. i saw the first two helicopters and got excited. when i saw the third one i was not excited anymore. but that is the one that got me. >> packer said he clung to the tree for hours. amazingly he didn't get hurt. an investigation under way after an e. coli scare caused chipotle to close 42 restaurants, those are in seattle and oregon. another three in the oregon area

and 19 elsewhere became sick. eight people are in the hospital. chipotle says that safety is its top priority and it shut down dozens of stores as a precaution after noting that people got sick after eating at six restaurants. virtual reality could soon come to a pocket or purse near you. abc reporter jonathan bloom met stanford and berkeley graduates with a camera and one button. >> reporter: and if it looks like its staring at you, well, that is because it is. >> are you taking a video right now? >> oh, yes. >> reporter: but not just any video. a three dimensional virtual reality video where you could put on a head set and look around. when it's finished it will look like this. >> you can take a picture now holding it like a mobile phone. >> reporter: it still has the beady eyes, able to see the world like you could. >> the distance between the

lens. >> reporter: it is a big departure for other items designed for professionals, some need 15 minutes. >> they are extremely expensive. >> reporter: he wanted a simple way to share experiences with his family half way around the world. >> i feel like i'm there with my parent and grandmother at that special event. >> compared to the big budget cameras, the camera is something you would use just for fun. people will not only view the images on a head set. more likely they will use something like that made of cardboard. >> they slide it into here. >> reporter: it was google that first introduced the cardboard vr viewer a year and a half ago meant for short trips into the virtual world. >> like one minutes, maybe up to ten minutes max. >> reporter: "the new york times" is giving these away to subscribers and you can use it to preview what the camera can do. >> you feel like you are walking. that is the special part of it. >> reporter: of course you can get a whole stack of these if you pre-order the camera.

they say the fundraising is going well and they plan to ship early next year. in sunnyvale, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. i did the cardboard version, it gets you a little dizzy. and still ahead at 11:00, the special program that helpings -- helps families with blind or visually impaired children. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, big changes, much cooler

the program that helps families with babies or toddlers who are visually impaired is making its first anniversary this year as a partner of a nonprofit that serves older children. >> cheryl jennings takes us to the bay area partnership. >> good morning, good morning to you. you're looking at part of team mckenzie. he is the little 2-year-old, the singer and signer is his little sister, next to him, his 13-year-old brother, devin. mckenzie has a severe disability. >> mckenzie was born with the syndrome that is the leading

cause of blindness. >> reporter: she is the founder of the organization in oakland and visits the family to help and offers advice. >> giving parents education on what the child's vision impairment is and what it means and what it implies in terms of their day to day routines. eating, going to the bathroom. going outside. >> we introduce ourselves, when we approach mckenzie we let her no mom is here, dad is here. >> reporter: michelle goes to mckenzie's pre-school and works with children with adaptions. >> mckenzie with access that book if student pictures are small. >> reporter: michelle taught shilo and john to help her find things on the floor by using black rugs and taught them to use color on tables and wall corners to keep mckenzie from bumping into them. michelle even goes on doctor's

visits with the family and helps them fight for glasses for mckenzie. >> it was described to me as swiss cheese to her, so she can see through little pockets or holes but the vast majority of her vision doesn't exist. it's enough for her to get around, so whatever she has she is really using to the fullest. blind babies working with her has really brought that out. >> research has shown that over 100,000 visuals are seen by children in the first year. we're learning that early percent of learning is visual. >> reporter: that is why early intervention and support is so crucial, according to one expert with the blind babies foundation. it's been around for 66 years, abc 7's mike nico and i have worked with them for a long time. they host events to bring families together including family camp where mckenzie was put on a horse. and the beeper egg hunt is a big

hit. >> mckenzie just loves the big egg that beeps. they're mainly there to help support you. you're not going through this whole experience by yourself. >> ifñi somebody is not connect with blind babies foundation they should be. we receive a wealth of services and they're all free of charge. >> our day is beautiful, there is so much to do. >> reporter: cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >> good morning, good morning. >> well, tomorrow marks exactly two years since a man went on a shooting rampage at los angeles international airport. >> that is when i first hit the shots i immediately hit the ground. >> well, meet the tsa agent who came face to face with a killer and survived. he is talking for the first time tomorrow night on abc 7 news at 11:00 jonathan plaisan.

>> we should probably let them know it's going to change. >> they were going to be okay right in and out. tracking increasing cloud cover ahead of a cold front sliding south over the next 4 hours. right now doppler 7 hd, it is quiet. but tomorrow at this time it will track wet weather moving through. we'll take a look at the lower 48 tomorrow, lots of sunshine, minneapolis, 71 st. louis, 67 dallas, you know that cold front sweeping through the deep south. atlanta, 65. rain around the great lakes region into canada. 61 in boston, chilly for this time of year, back west, we'll track that cold front. rain through portland and northern california first thing on sunday. so california tomorrow southern california, lots of sunshine and warm. 82 in l.a., 95 in palm springs. 77 san diego, northern california, that is where the rain starts to work in the picture. chico tomorrow, 74 sacramento, even monterey, at 60 degrees. the first half of your sunday

tomorrow before noon will just be cloudy. a touch on the humid side and dry. by the second half that cold front will slide south and that is when you see the showers first in the north bay and into the south bay. 68 behind san francisco tomorrow. 72 for san jose, 73 concord, and 70 the high in vallejo. so the accuweather seven-day forecast shows you tomorrow we'll track the evening showers for you. one could linger into monday, otherwise by tuesday, wednesday, the sunshine is back and it is the autumn beauty for the second half of the forecast. >> ready for the fall. thank you. >> thank you, clark kent, moving over to harry potter. >> harry potter of the i don't know about your harry potter. >> it's all i had. all right, the defending nba champions golden state warriors. and we'll tell you wha

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still third quarter. off the steal, steph goes around luke babbit, curry goes by four pelican defenders for the layup. warriors trailed at half time but now it's a 12-point lead. then the topper, launches from deep, fouled. watch steph, going to bust a move on the floor. oh, yeah. all right, why shouldn't he? a career high 28 points in the third quarter the most in the nba since klay thompson broke the record last season. they will host the grizzlies on monday night. well, the sharks are back on the road hosted by the dallas stars face off against a former teammate. anti niemi. after spending the last five years in san jose. another former shark, jason demers, sharks still on the power play when they get that goal back, joe pavelski.

still on the power play, snaps it home. sharks down 3-2, ward on fire, sixth of the year, niemi made 22. knocks in the game winner after a hot start sharks left five of their last six. 5-3, your final. the 49ers can use any feel-good story possible this season. that is what made today's move to wave the former runningback star so shocking, he saw limited action in the season, and couldn't make long punt returns, inactive last season against the seahawks. the hope is to have him sign with the 49ers practice squad on monday. carlos hiding out this week against the rams, the 49ers needs more depth. and promoted kendall gaskin from

the practice season. number three clemson, throws back to jaylan samuels, just before the half, sean watson, got away with a little push-off there 42-yard touchdown, clemson up 26-20, tyler scores in the third to do it away. doing most of the work on this td pass, i think the entire team had a shot. clemson remains undefeated. my alma mater. and star quarterback and star runningback, they turned to junior sean mcgwire, watch this run after the kick. 7-7 ball game, still in the first. mcgwire finds rudolph again

rudolph, 109 yards, all without their quarterback. three touchdowns in his first career start. florida state wins on homecoming, 45-21 that final, number 41 temple still undefeated hosting notre dame. fourth and one in the fifth. thomas, a 17 all ball game. owls then kick a field goal. sean kiser, the philly native. irish lead 24-20. walker thinks he has the man downfield. russell leaps for the inspection. notre dame survives 28-20. all right, miami after firing head coach al golden played another ranked opponent, scoring six seconds left, up three of the then

three. took 54 seconds, a block reviewed for ten minutes. the miracle finish to beat the blue devils, 30-27. this this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by xfinity. niners take on the ramps, raiders host the jets. we'll host it for you at 5:00. happy halloween. >> we're so glad you spent your halloween with us. >> are y'all going to parties you didn't tell me about? >> we just didn't invite you. >> have a great one,

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