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live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> it may seem quiet, but it could be a different story when you wake up tomorrow. another round of rain headed our way, and it could impact your morning. once again, not much going on out there right now. drew tuma is here with more on what's heading to us. >> a temporary lull in the action today. a little bit of sun shine this afternoon, but now the clouds are filling back in and the rain is just beginning to move in to the northern california. doppler 7 showing you the bay is quiet, but this is the start of the next storm. it will intensify overnight tonight and move into the bay area. storm impact scale, this is a one. a light storm. we're tracking downpouring for sunday morning along with winds 20 to 30 miles per hour. gusts could be as high as 40

miles per hour along the coast. we'll give you an hour by hour and a chance of wet weather moving in on halloween. we'll have the details in a few minutes. >> the hunt for the shooter who murdered a prominent bay area attorney on the front porch of his home. tonight we have been talking with neighbors who heard the fatal gunshots that killed james gillelan. >> he had just returned home from a social engagement on thursday night. it was just a few minutes before 9 p.m. a couple of his neighbors told us today they remember the moment they heard the gunshots. >> a bouquet of flowers is near the door of his home. many in this quiet neighborhood are trying to decide why he was so brutally killed on his porch. down the hill residents that share a back fence say they're shocked at what happened. >> we heard two shots and then

three rapid ones. i felt like they weren't fireworks. >> it was specific. it was bang bang, bang bang bang. it was very quick. >> these two had just returned home for the night when they heard the gunshots. she immediately called 9-1-1. they say they have seen a suspicious vehicle near the street where he was shot, but they didn't think anything of it at the time. >> this black suv had been pulled over on the wrong side of the road with its lights on. >> it was parked the wrong direction. it was parked just in front of the fence. there's no houses. >> james was recently named one of the best intellectual property lawyers in the country and one of the board members of a school called roses and concrete. the founder says he's devastated. >> there are so many children and families and even teachers at the school that didn't even know jim, and wouldn't know him because he's so humble. >> the police say they hope the

public can help with tips or information to find anyone connected to this crime. abc 7 news. we learned tonight four richmond police officers will be fired for a sex scandal. the claims of having underage sex with law enforcement led to an investigation involving 11 officers. the original recommendation was to fire just one of the officers. tonight it's confirmed they've decided to fire three more and reprimand five others. tomorrow night, the case rocked local law enforcement agencies and she may not be the only one. we spend a friday night on international boulevard in oakland talking with some self-identified sex workers who say having sex with cops for money is nothing new in the bay area. a teenage boy skateboarding

was hit by an suv tonight. it happened at 2 2nd avenue in the sunset district. he had life threatening injuries. the driver of the suv stayed and cooperated with authorities. the race for the white house, hillary clinton demanded the fbi release the e-mailed that may or may not be connected to the investigation. as for the e-mails, clinton said it was strange timing for the foik to bring new life to the home server controversy days before the election. >> voters deserve to get full and complete facts. and so we've called on director comey to explain everything right away, put it all out on the table. >> the l.a. times reports the e-mails were not sent to clinton or even sent from clinton. they involved one of her top aids and appeared to be about what agents already knew.

four senators called on the fbi to release the information. donald trump called it the biggest political scandal since water gate. >> very, very serious things must be happening and must have been found. very, very serious things. >> tonight in phoenix trump continued to push the idea that the election is rigged. and that message is coming across one of his supporters in minnesota was arrested for voting twice. she told a radio station that she did it because the polls are rigged. donald trump says he gives a lot of money to charity. a new report shows he took credit for charity he hasn't given. "the washington post" called 420 charities connected to trump. they found he gave to just one of them. the report says he crashed an aids benefit and sat next to major donors when he hadn't given any money at the time. they discovered 70% of the

donations went to his own trump foundation. they said he has personally donated tens of millions of dollars to charitable millions of dollars. he has not released his tax returns. here in the bay area, early voting centers have been busy. we were at the assessor county clerk where there was a steady flow of voters. the biggest reason for voting now? it's more convenient. >> who knows what's going to happen on that tuesday. i work at a school. i am going to be there early. i'm probably going to be there late. >> the county elections mayor say it's easier to register online this year. we wered a the davidson courthouse. it's open for early voting through election day. if you live in alameta county,

you can vote here. weekend hours are 9:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. we have a valuable tool to help you prepare for election day. click on the your voice your vote voters edge election guide and you'll get a resource showing you the candidates and measures on your local ballot. the south bay haunted house hit hard by thieves was almost robbed again. we first told you about burnl scream yesterday. the family run haunted house upped security after a break in on wednesday. lisa joins us now live from the haunted house at oak ridge mall. >> reporter: there have been long lines here all night long. it will shut down in about an hour and they still need 2500 people or so to come through here this weekend just to break even after the break in.

this is the place to come in south san jose to get your scream on. the haunted house is the brain child of abe and mike. they invested their life savings, $100,000 into this crazy, scary, halloween haunt. but the bouts of bad luck just keep oncoming. >> this clips and locks at the top and side. they came in and took all of that off. >> reporter: on wednesday thieves stole speakers, cables, and destroyed property. this morning they came back, but security guards scared them away. >> we have thousands of dollars in this show, and it's sad that somebody is coming to take that from us. we're scared since there was a second attempt. >> they are upping security, but things still aren't looking good. ticket sales were already down and now recovering financially after the burglary, maybe too much. the family isn't sure if they can afford to do it again next

year. >> it's sad. they're doing it for the kids and it's fun. there's just not very many haunted houses around. >> it's unfortunate. >> reporter: this go fund me page is here to help. the community is also rallying. >> i got two, four, six, eight, nine. at $20 a pop, that's worthwhile. >> reporter: it ends halloween night. >> the haunted house is open until midnight tonight and again at 7:00 tomorrow. we posted a link to the go fund me page. go to to donate go to abc77 news.com. >> still head on abc 7 news. we talk to the teenager behind the effort. prepping with the pros, a unique storm safety program kicked off today as another round of rain heads for the bay area. we're trekking the rain on live

doppler 7. we'll have a time line on how it can affect your morning.

it sounds like my first boss. one of the great halloween haunts is back. the broken spine mine is created by a 16-year-old. each year he creates a terrifying attraction for his neighbors and raises money for hungry families. >> it's a year around process. we just start planning right after halloween is over and start building little projects

throughout the year. and then in september we put it all up and get ready for halloween. >> sam is hoping to raise $5,000 this year. the haunted mine is open tonight and halloween night. >> we think of candy and trick or treating when we talk about halloween, but for some the holiday is about staying fit and el healthy. >> we were in berkeley for the pumpkin patch dash. kids raced around the king middle school track to see who was fastest. they're giving younger kids the chance to run a track race. three astronauts are back on earth after nearly four months in space. kate rubins along with others descended to earth from the space station late this evening. they reached 514 miles per hour

before parachutes and rockets slowed them down. reubens was the first person to sequence dna in space. another one down, 13 to go. caltrans destroyed another pier. it happened at 11:23 thing. the piers used to hold up the old eastern span of the bridge. the chp briefly stopped all traffic to make sure drivers weren't distracted or scared by the blast. the next six piers will be brought down next fall and the remaining in the fall of 2018. another round of rain is headed our way early tomorrow. and one city is training residents to prevent flooding by taking matters into their own hands. we have the story. >> reporter: rain was a morning

wakeup call on highway 101 wipers and headlights on. in san francisco crews were cleaning up this huge mess after a giant tree fell on guerrero street. nobody was hurt. >> i saved our house. this homeowner has come to the rescue of her neighborhood storm drain every time it pours. faithfully clearing out debris. kathy and her husband are adopting their storm drain. >> we're drain parents now. >> reporter: a new program teaching neighbors safe techniques to prevent flooding. >> we have a lot of drains to keep maintaining. we're asking for the public's help. >> reporter: sam is now ready and armed with a broom and leaf scooper. >> it's almost self-preservation. because it creeps up to the front yard. i'm a natural adopter.

>> reporter: as you lay down the next bag, you fold, lay, that creates the seem. there's a right way to stack sandbags. folks learning to say ahead of the water at this flood preparedness fair. >> flooding occurs. it can happen, and it will happen in the future. >> reporter: ready or not, the rainy season has arrived. abc7 news. >> it wasn't all rain today. this is a time lapse from late afternoon. a beautiful evening, at least in the city. drew is here with more on what's ahead. >> it's quiet right now. rain is moving in tomorrow morning and downpours with it. much of the pay area is quiet. you can see some green off the coast. that's the next front that will move in overnight tonight and intensity first thing tomorrow morning. we'll go outside. a live look showing you the cameras bouncing around a bit, and the winds will pick up as

the next storm system moves through. outside right now it's rather mild. a lot of cloud cover upstairs. most spots around 60 degrees. these numbers not falling much. we think another mild night is on the way. our storms rated all season long. the one coming tomorrow morning is a one. a light system with downpours first thing in the morning. the winds will pick up between 20 and 30 miles per hour. along the coasts gusts of over 40 miles per hour. there's a slight chance that we could have a clap of thunder. hour by hour on future weather. watch the time stamp in the corner. 6:00 sunday morning, the front is making its presence known through the north bay. it's a quick moving system. by it's beginning through the heart of the bay area. these pops of yellow on your screen are the heavier showers that develop within that line. by 10:00 in the morning it's moving into the south bay, and then it's out of here. by the afternoon widely isolated

showers throughout the bay area. in terms of rainfall, since this is a quick moving system, we're not talking high totals. i think a good estimate, between a quarter and half an inch of rain. likely spots in the south bay below a quarter of an inch where the system kind of falls apart as it enters the south bay. as we look at the sierra, a winter storm warning. 6 to 12 inches of snow and even around lake level, we could see three inches of snow. a welcome sight for winter lovers. 63 in san francisco tomorrow. about 64 for vallejo. we are tracking the chances of showers. into the afternoon, 54. we'll fine tune the forecast over the next 24 hours.

the trick or treaters could be a little bit wet. our seven day forecast. morning downpours tomorrow a one. monday evening a light shower moving through. by wednesday and thursday we are drying out and brightening up. by friday and saturday it's a fall beauty with mild temperatures. and lisa will track the downpours starting tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. right here. >> i adjusted your chair. you're 6'4", and there's no way i should be doing this when i'm talking to you. >> sorry. >> still ahead, smashing

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everybody and i mean everybody is getting into the halloween spirit this weekend. including these elephants. there was fun smashing 1,000

pound pumpkins. lily was rolling around in the mush there. this event helps raise awareness for deforestation candy. the companies have agreed not to use palm oil. we could have been doing that for a living. >> t true. >> but here we are. >> sports going on today, lot of stuff. >> the world series, chicago cubs in jeopardy. indians take a lead. three run homer for a

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it's been 108 years since the cubs won the world series. looking like it might be 109 win since cleveland has the lead. cubs took a lead tonight, but that was a erased in a hurry. santana crushes it off lackey to right for his third homer of the post season. tied at one. jas jason crushes it. there's a sinking feeling in chicago. indians win. they can close it out tomorrow. >> i had a lot of joy in playing this. to have something happen like that is a dream come true, like they say. >> we need a one game winning streak tomorrow.

sanford hosted arizona and tucson. cardinal offense scored only four touchdowns in the past four games. second quarter mccaffery up the middle. 45 yard touchdown. the offense scores. 7-0, stanford. stanford up 14-0. arizona responds. tray griffey, 38 yards. stanford's lead is cut to seven. third quarter, mccaffery, a much needed 170 yards rushing. stanford wins 34 -10 the final. san jose state hosting unlv. kenny potter to heartily. he has speed. 63 yards. 17-7 lead.

potter to heartily again. 24 -7 san jose state. spartans have a 30-24 victory. the sparks on hispanic heritage night hosting the national predators. there's waldo. first period logan couture fighting for it in front. donscow slips it through the legs. sharks on a power play. the puck takes a funny hop. burns misses the net but it'sbacked in. 17 seconds later, another weird bounce. it's buried. the shocks win 4-1 the win. this sports report brought to but you by river

good evening. tonight's headlines police want help in fighting the gunman who killed a lawyer. police say james gilliland was gilled on his porch. four richmond police officers will be fired in connection with with asex scandal. they are connected to a prostitute who was under age for some sexual encounters. 11 officers have been fired or reprimanded. thieves targeted a haunted

house for the second house. the father and son who ran it said someone stole equipment thursday and early this morning a security guard chased away a thief who was not arrested. tonight 20 people were injured evacuating a plane at o'hare airport after it caught fire yesterday. investigators say it appears a disk failed. the engine shot out the large disk sending it flying through the roof of a ups warehouse. a third of a mile away. no one was hurt by that disk. the toxicology report that the jose fernandes had cocaine and alcohol in his system during a boat crash. his blood alcohol was nearly twice the legal limit. two of his friends died when their boat hit a jetty off florida south beach.

a sheriff said he was supposed to take a call that killed one of his deputies. it happened near the oregon border. the sheriff says the deputy was working in the courthouse when he vol teefred to respond to the call. he says he thinks the suspect intentionally fired at his deputy because he too got into a shootout with the man. it has been tough without one of his best deputies. >> how are you doing? >>. >> that's a good question. i'm hanging in there and struggling through this. got a lot of people that really care. >> the sheriff arrested the suspect after a shootout. the deputy is just the second county law enforcement officer to die there since 1901. the first big rainstorm of

the season hit modesto. during a three hour period the city received about 1.2 inches of rain. it was too much for drains. several streets and parking lots flooded. >> it's overwhelmed the darainae infrastructure. and it's fall and there's leaves and it could plug up some of the streets. crews were forced to close at least one street in downtown modesto yesterday. the game of football is helping a high school in mississippi deal with what the naac sp calling a hate crime. students reportedly put a rope around a black football player's neck and tightened it. the high school football took the field. a player spoke to the players before the game. >> this is an opportunity for them to show not just to the community but the world how to overcome adversity when it approaches you. >> football brings everybody

together from grandparents to elementary school kids. everybody come out and feels it on football friday. >> they won the game by a single point. veterans from the vietnam war met with a former opponent and shook hands in peace. we were at the fairmont hotel for a special celebration of continued piece. a veteran who caught in the battle field during the vietnam war is now part of the vietnamese government. it was part of the fauxes to friends initiative that's working to mend relations and move forward. >> back in the days we used to be on opposite sides of the battle field. today we can sit together side by side of each other as friends and vietnam and the united states has become partners. john kerry, a vietnam

veteran himself. a charity is working with vietnamese farmers. they removed bombs in the areas and plant crops. the first large purchase of the peppers was made by one of the largest spice companies in america. still ahead, good grief, it's almost halloween. >> dear great pumpkin, i'm looking forward to your arrival on halloween night. >> wayne looks into the halloween special of charlie brown and why it's so special all these years later. >> and w

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it has been 50 years since its the great pumpkin charlie brown first aired. wayne freedman looked into the history behind the special and

discovered it's as alive today as when it first aired in 1966. >> reporter: monday in santa rosa $5 admission and a two-year-old is on it. the continuation of a peanuts family tradition, her mom tells it. >> i like the simplicity of it and how it resonates today. >> reporter: it has for more than half a century. >> all hand drawn and painted. >> reporter: that's the museum's latest find. a few remaining frames used in the making of it's the great pumpkin charlie brown. a seasonal institution that only gets better with time. >> i think the message is that the children can continue on even though they don't get what they want to get. >> you can't possibly reach the mailbox. >> as the story goes, linus messes up his holidays and

confuses the great pumpkin with santa claus. he sets out to make the world's most sincere pumpkin patch. he stays behind on halloween night while everyone goes door to door. >> i have an extra piece of candy for my stupid brother. he couldn't come with us because he's waiting for the great pumpkin. >> i had no idea when i was a child that this was going to be still popular 40 years later. >> reporter: in the san francisco bay area, peanuts roots run deep. robin of mill valley has the memories of a 10-year-old girl who was a voice actor who played the voice of lucy. >> i'll hold the ball own you kick it. >> that's her. >> i knew she was a bossy crabby little girl that was mean to other kids and her little brother. and i didn't see myself that way, but it was kind of fun to play a character like that.

>> this time i'm going to kick that football clear to the moon. >> reporter: worth noting, she based the bossy but lovable person on a real person. >> she was my real sister. >> reporter: and one with a heart. as you may remember at the end when lucy goes out into the cold night and brings in her shivering brother and tucks him in. >> it's timeless. >> reporter: spoken as a grownup peanuts fan with lucy on her resume. >> i'll admit it, i saw it when it first came out. time for a check on the forecast. >> i did not see it when it first came out, but i've seen it every year since i was alive. it gets you in the spirit. live doppler 7 showing you the next storm system off the coast.

it's going to gather strength and move in over night tonight. live doppler 7 showing the rain tomorrow morning. it's a one, a light storm. wind gusts 20 to 30 miles per hour. hour by hour 6:00, rain into the north bay by 7:00. another system for halloween. future weather showing you 5:00 monday some light showers potentially in the north bay and everyone is fair game for a scattered shower monday evening. the trick or treaters could get a little bit wet. morning downpours tomorrow a one. monday evening showers a one. clearing skies for the rest of the forecast. gets kind of boring around here. boring can be fun for some people. >> boring isn't the worst thing. >> it's not. >> drew, thanks a lot. >> it wasn't boring in college football. >> no it rules the roost around the nation as michigan seeking

as we creep into november, college football teams positioning themselves far shot at the final four. we kick off with second state michigan against michigan state who beat the wolverines last season. harbaugh trying to make sure history doesn't repeat it. not a good start for the wolverines. a six yard touchdown run. 7-0 spartans. michigan seizes control of the game. 17-10, wolverines. 24-10, michigan. final seconds, spartan trying to make it interesting. it's a seven point game. there's only one second on the

game. the spartans go for two. it's pitched back. peppers cops up with a loose ball. he's going to go 88 yards the other way for two points and that, of course, will seal the deal. no upset this year. harbaugh and the second ranked wolverines are undefeated. louisville visiting virginia. the cardinals trailing by three in the fourth. lamar jackson finds a runner. virginia answers 24-23 after the touchdown. a two point conversion. louisville trailed. less than 2:00 to play. 18 seconds left. jackson floats a touchdown pass to smith. his fourth touchdown pass. they improve to 7-1. clemson taking on the seminoles. cook to his left. 70 yards. he finished with 169 yards on 19

carries. 28-20 seminoles. you also had four touchdowns. 34 -29, florida state after the conversion. clemson needs a touchdown. 34 yards to leg. look at the big guy. 37-34, clemson. florida state got into field goal range. clemson is going to hang on. they're now 8-0. 37-34 that final. >> that's what championships are made of. you have to keep playing. it's four quarters. i was disappointed in the second quarter. a lot of penalties. what a game. i mean, you expect anything less with florida state and clemson? they played their hearts out. it's a shame somebody has to win. >> it sure is. number four washington at number 7 utah.

huskies, third quarter washington takes the lead. a tip passed. huskies up. under 4:00 to go, tied at 24. a pass to pettis. starts back and finds an opening. refs could have called two clips and a hold. instead it's a 58 yard touchdown. they stay undefeated with the score for the victory. they're at cal next week. >> nebraska honoring a player who passed away in an accident. 11 yard touchdown run. 23-17 wisconsin lead. they miss the extra point. last chance for nebraska. fourth and eight. armstrong junior's pass. it's patted down in the end zone. and wisconsin tops undefeated nebraska, 23-17 the final. cornhuskers who longer undefeated. >> matthew mcconaughey watching

his long horns. 7:00 left in the game. texas down eight. seven yards. texas down after the missed two point conversion. they get the ball back. baylor too many men on the field. they take advantage to the free play. a 39 yard attempt. and it's good. texas with the upset, 35-34. baylor, their first loss of the season. >> this might be the raisiest play of the year. northwestern missouri taking on pittsburgh state. kevin berg of the bear cats returns it 60 yards. laterals begin. a big guy touchdown. harold brantley. he's got it right there. look at him go. that's a long way to run for the big guy. and he gets in there.

northwest missouri state beats the pittsburgh state gorillas 69-10 the final. and this sports report brought to you by river rock casino. raiders and buccaneers tomorrow in tampa bay. and 24th ranked penn state, first win as a ranked team since 2010. they beat purdue. hands down. you have to be proud. back to back ohio state. you picked it last week. >> i did. >> this week you're in. >> it was iconic, that pick. >> yes. >> i love to see linemen turn on the steam. >> i know. >> i think we've had three straight now. 280 pound plus guys score in the last three weeks. >> the oxygen cylinder was empty after that. >> that was for you. >> i appreciate it. >> that's it for tonight. abc7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for drew. thank you for joining us

c news . reporting live from washington--reed wallace. we have unconfirmed reports that shots were fired outside president fitzgerald grant's birthday gala this evening. and early reports suggest-- what? where is the president? why is he-- i've just been told that the president has gone to james madison hospital. why has he--