ask. >> good morning, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, october 30th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. hi, everyone. rain is on the way. we have a 1 on the storm impact scale this morning. rain and gusty winds will bring down some pretty good downpours and even a chance of thunderstorms. you see the rain continues to fill in to the north bay. just around sonoma county we are getting wet. this is is a quick mover so you see all the cloudiness offshore. the front pushes through. then we will see gusty winds behind it, scattered showers. it's cooler. upper 50s to 60 in oakland. look at the wind blowing from

the sutro tower camera. in the 50s this morning with rain and wind developing through the 9:00 hour. then we will see scattered showers afternoon time. still showers throughout the forecast today and into halloween. i'll time it out for you coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. one city is training its residents to prevent flooding by taking matters into their own hands. the san francisco public utilities commission is teaching neighbors safe techniques in their adopt a drain program. 500 storm drains in the city have been adopted so far. the people help sweep and rake away debris to keep the drains flowing smoothly. >> we have 2800 storm drains and that's a lot to maintain so we are asking for the public's help. >> it kind of creeps up to the front yard so i'm a natural

adopter. >> in san rafael, it showed people the right way to stack sandbags. we have up-the-the-minute weather information anytime on the abc7 news app. after you open the app on your phone or tablet, just tap on the temperature at the top right corner. that will give you custom forecasts where you live or work. you can also scroll down to see live doppler 7 radar for your neighborhood and everywhere in the bay area. breaking news this morning. a powerful 6.6 earthquake has hit central and southern italy. it happened at 11:40 last night our time. at least six people have been recovered from the rubble and taken to the hospital. crews in the air and on the ground are looking for more who may be trapped. italian officials say so far there have been no reports of deaths. central italy was hit with the 6 .6 earthquake.

happening today, a race to honor kate steinle, the woman killed last year on the embarcadero. downtown will host their first-ever 5k race to honor her. proceeds from the run will be donated to students rising above and the challenged athletes foundation. it all starts at 8:30 this morning on main street. abc7 news has learned that four richmond police officers will be fired for a sex scandal. jasmine abusilan claims she had under age sex with law enforcement leading to an internal investigation in richmond involving 11 officers. original recommendation was to fire just one. now the mayor and the police chief both confirm the city

manager has decided to fire three more officers and reprimand five others. the remaining two officers left their jobs for unrelated reasons. tomorrow the oakland police department the will welcome their newest class of recruits, but with recent sex scandals and arrests there, the group will be smaller than previous academies. according to our media partner, the department is taking time to change how they hire and train officers. in the last year many have been arrested ford a variety of crimes. they are promising to investigate the department's hiring process. tonight on abc7 news at 11:00 p.m., jasmine abusilan's case has rocked local law enforcement agencies. she may not be the only one. we spent a friday night on international avenue in oakland talking to some identified

prostitutes saying having sex for money with cops is nothing new in the bay area. a boy skateboarding was hit by an s.u.v. it happened at 22nd avenue and loyola street in the sunset district. the 14-year-old was rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the driver of the s.u.v. stayed and cooperated with authorities. now to the race for the white house a new poll shows a slim point separating hillary clinton and donald trump. the abc washington post poll clinton has a 1-point lead over trump on, 46 to 45%. clinton is demanding the fbi release newly discovered e-mails that may or may not be connected to a home server investigation. she took the stage with singer-actress jennifer lopez in miami last night urging people

to vote. as for the e-mails, clinton said it was strange timing to bring new life to the controversy days before the election. >> voters deserve to get full and complete facts. 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 involve one of her top aids and appear to be more about what agents already know. four democratic senators, including dianne feinstein, are calling on the fbi to release all of its information. donald trump says it's the biggest political scandal since watergate. >> very, very serious things must be happening and must have been found. very, very serious things. >> and last night in phoenix trump continued to push the idea that the election is rigged and

the message is coming across. one of his supporters, this lady in minnesota, was arrest thed for voting twice. she told a radio station she did it because the polls are rigged. donald trump says he gives a lot of money to charity, but a new report finds he often claimed other people's giving as his own or took credit for donations he has not given. the washington post called 420 it charities connected to trump going back to 2008. they found he gave to just one of them. the report says he crashed an a.i.d.s. benefit back in '96 and sat next to major donors when he had not given any money at the time. 70% they found donations going back to the 1980's went to his own trump foundation. he issued a statement saying trump personally donated tens of millions of dollars to charitable causes but there's no

way to know exactly how much he has given without the releasing his tax returns. tim kaine will respond to the fbi examining new messages related to the clinton foundation. and they will weigh in on the state of the race. you can watch the full interviews on "this week" with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here at abc7. and here in the bay area early vogting centers have been extremely cities. abc7 news was at the county recorder's office in redwood city yesterday where we saw a steady flow of voters. this is one of three early voting centers in that county. people with mail-in ballots can drop them off at a special ballot box. the biggest rain for voting now rather than november 8th, it's more convenient. >> who knows what's going to happen on that tuesday.

i work at a school. i have to be there early and i will probably be there late. >> the san mateo county election officer say it's easier to register online this year and voters are more engaged in the heated, historic presidential election. we were also at the courthouse in oakland which is now open for voting every day through election day. in almeda county you can report there. they expect a 75% turnout for this election. the special weekend hours are from 9:00 in the morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. now we have a valuable tool at abc7news.com/politics to help you prepare for election day. vote on the election guide and you will get a comprehensive resource showing you the candidates and the measures on your local ballot. we also have a weather app that lisa knows all about. >> that's right. and if you don't have it yet, you should because this morning

we are getting some heavy better well, not yet but we are developing the heavy rain throughout the bay area the next few hours with gusty winds t quickly marches across the bay. you may want to time it out if you are headed to out. if not, i will do it for you the next few minutes. we will look back and see how much rain and snow is ahead. >> thank you, lisa. also ahead, thieves try to steal the thrill of a haunted house for a second time. why they say they need more people to come to their halloween haunt. and an astronaut is safely back on earth after 1 my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign.

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>> welcome back, everyone. with 5:12 on this sunday morn.

thanks for joining us. this is a look at the live doppler 7. green represents rain. lisa will be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. a south bay haunted house, already hit hard by thieves, was almost hit again. we first told you about bernell scream in san jose on friday. it's a family-run haunted house that increased security after a break-in on wednesday. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the story. >> this is the place to come in south san jose to get your scream on. the bernnel haunted house is the brainchild of these guys. they invested their life savings, $100,000, into this scary halloween haunt but the

bad luck keeps coming. >> there are clipped location on the side and they came in and took all of it off. >> thieves broke in and stole enterers, ruined the sound system and is ruined property. they came back but security guards scared them away. >> we have thousands of dollars in the show and it's sad somebody is coming to take that from us. we are scared since there had a second be attempt. hopefully there won't be a third. >> they are upping security, but things still aren't looking good. ticket sales were already down and now recovering financially after the burglary may be too much. the family isn't sure if they can afford to do it again next year. >> how sad. you know, they are doing it for the kids, and it's fun. there's just not very many haunt end houses around. >> it's really disappointing. it's unfortunate. >> the goat fund me page is here to help and the community is also rallying. > the i have two, four, six, eight, nine.

at 20 bucks a pop, that's completely worthwhile. >> lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the haunted house is open again tonight. we posted a rink to the gofundme page for the ber nell scream. to donate go to abc7news.com. what are you doing here? yeah, get out! >> one of the great halloween haunts of the east bay is back. abc7 news was in albany for the broken spine mine created by 16-year-old sam. each year he creates a terrifying aextraction for his neighbors. it also raises money for hungry families. >> it's a year-round process. we start planning 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. >> he's hoping to raise $5,000

this year. haunted mine is open again tomorrow night. we think of candy and trick-or-treating when we talk about halloween. but for some east bay kids the holidays is all about staying fit and healthy. abc7 news was in berkeley for the pumpkin patch dash. kids in pre-k through eighth grade raced around the middle school track yesterday to see who is the fastest. organizers say the run is about celebrating the season and having fun. >> every single child that participants gets a participation certificate so known walks away empty-handed. they also get a t-shirt and a goodie bag. first, second, third-place winner in each heat win a metal. >> the city created the pumpkin patch dash to give younger kids the chance to run a track race

happening today, levi stadium is hosting their third annual 49ers rush with a 4.9k run and challenge course. it gives kids a chance to do the challenges nfl players do every week. it included hundreds of stairs, ramp, tires and sprints. they want to encourage people to get in shape. tere's also a junior rush for kids. it starts at 8:00 this morning at levi stadium. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, everybody. >> we are looking at rain just knocking on the door here. here's live doneler 7. it's beginning to fill in the last couple of hours. light rain up to the northbound bay. and this system will be affecting us throughout the morning and early afternoon hours. so we put it in motion and you will notice that it continues to push up to the north, but it will march across the bay. it is associated with a pretty vigorous area of low pressure

that could trigger an afternoon thunderstorm here. we get into the cold sector. so temperatures are cooler. a live look outside. brief, gusty winds at times. san jose at 59. looks calm here from our roof camera with numbers ranging from the mid-50s in napa, 58 livermore. concord is at 55 degrees. so the dewpoints have dropped and you are waking up to cooler conditions. anywhere from a degree to about 9 degrees cooler all around the bay. we are getting back to where we should be. yesterday we set a minimum low record for san francisco. the overnight low is 60. that's how mild it has been. so a look at the gusty winds from novato to half moon bay. nothing going on yet, but the upper elevations, check it out. winds gusting to 20 miles an hour. as we get in through the early morning hours, the next two hours, the winds could gust

anywhere from 20 to 40 miles an hour. so this is a quick mover. rain will fill in quickly and we will look for the wind to accompany it. by noontime most of it has pushed through except for the south bay. then scattered showers throughout the afternoon. another system on it's heels. hour by hour as we go to about 8:00 in the morning you see a piece of rain shower activity across the bay. but here's the line of showers. and the heavy rain, brief heavy rain pushes through. then by the afternoon we are into the showers. and with that we could even see a thunderstorm. here we are tonight. still showery out there. we aren't out of the woods yet. and another impulse comes through nor halloween. winter weather advisory along with a warning for the west slopes and lake tahoe area. they scaled back on the snowfall amount. 18 inches above 7,000 feet. at lake level and the resorts, just a couple inches there. looking at halloween, it's dry to start out. by 3:00 in the afternoon, you are getting the kids ready, getting the candy out, and we will see the showers right on through the evening hours.

we will add up the two systems. the first one today anywhere from a tenth to a half-inch. and then we will add in halloween's. and san francisco could see over an in. but look at mountain view and san jose. just barely a quarter inch. the rest of the day today will feature the cloudy skies, scattered showers. temperatures mainly in the low to mid-60s. so this is the afternoon after we get through the brief heavy downpours, the gusty winds. accuweather seven-day forecast, 1 on the storm impact scale today with the rain and wind affecting us throughout the first half of the day, the morning hours. then the rain, another little piece of energy just in time for the ghosts and goblins. then question clear it up and see more typical weather. >> put some plastic over your costumes tomorrow night. >> too bad, i know. >> thanks, lisa. just ahead, smashing pumpkins

while saving wildlife. the fun zoo event with a cause. >> the abc7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 1. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely

>> if your home improvements come with a lifetime warranty, does that really mean you are protected for life? for one peninsula homeowner there was a catch and she needed help from "7 on your "7 on your" michael finney. >> 88-year-old patricia is

showing us where the vinyl siding began buckling on her belmont home. >> it was kind of poking out like an eyelid. >> she contacted home depot, where she bought the siding. >> i heard nothing from home depot. no one called me. >> patricia forgot about it until she said the problem got worse. >> it was getting definitely worse. and the insulation, the styrofoam was poking out. >> these pictures show the loose planks curling out from the wall. >> i kept calling home depot and they said they are still trying to find the papers. >> home depot said they had no record she and her husband bought the siding back in 2005 so patricia brought her contract to the store along with the lifetime warranty and photos of the damage. >> never heard a word so i called back. >> they sent an inspect store, but the inspector denied her claim. >> they said it was painted. and i said no, it wasn't. >> patricia contacted "7 on your side." we asked home depot about her

claim. the company sent us this photo of the siding, which seems to indicate it was painted. now, that is important because paint on the siding voids that lifetime warranty. however, home depot tells us it had already decided to overlook the paint job and honor the warranty, telling us although we no longer sell this product and the warranty was void, we thought it was best to simply replace ms. laura chella's siding in this situation, and it did. just in time to beat the rain. >> so "7 on your side" is truly, did it has been a blessing to me. and i'm sure, from what i hear, to a lot of others. >> home depot said it already decided to honor that warranty right after the inspection but apologized for delayed response. our thanks to home depot for stepping up. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> three astronauts are safely back on earth after nearly four

months in space. napa native kate rubins along with russian and japanese astronauts descended from the space station yesterday afternoon. their vessel reached 514 miles an hour before parachutes and rockets slowed them down. rubins is a stanford grad who game the first person of to sequence dna in space. everyone is getting in the halloween spirit this weekend, including elephants at the oregon zoo. young lilly and her family had fun smashes these 1,000 pounds pumpkins. look at lilly getting into it there rolling around in the gourd's mushy remains. companies like mars and necessarily have agreed not to use palm oil which is harvested in biologically diverse areas. still to come on abc7 mornings, what neighbors say they saw and

heard in their quiet community where a prominent bay area attorney was killed on his own porch. >> and 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick said he never expected his national anthem protest to become so big. what he says he's gained from the movement.

new this is abc7 mornings. >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, carolyn. we bring in the storm impact scale. this is a 1, which will bring some brief, heavy downpours with gusty winds throughout the morning hours. just a couple hours away. we could even see a thunderstorm as it pushes through. the winds could gust to about 4. so here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see it is off the northern california coast. in fact, it's raining around crescent city. but it's about 40 to 50 miles from san francisco, and we will

be looking at the rain and wind right on through the early morning hours. so it's a pretty decent system. we will see some moderate rain. temperatures are in the low 50s from los gatos to the upper 50s in fremont and the city. you see the gusty winds here. we will look for a rainy and windy morning with scattered rain showers throughout the afternoon. showers will be with us, in fact, they will be more isolated throughout the evening. then a system behind it will add to the totals for the trick-or-treaters tomorrow. we will time it out in a couple minutes. carolyn. >> all right, lisa. recent rain caused flooding in parts of central california. the first big rainstorm of the evening hit modesto friday. they said during a three hour period the city received about 1.2 inches of rain, which was just too much for the drains. several streets and parking lots were flooded >> it really overwhelmed the

drainage infrastructure. there's fall, there's leaves and debris in the streets and it can puck up the trains, it's caused a real problem. >> crews were forced to close at least one street in downtown modesto yesterday where water rose to nearly three feet. neighbors of a prominent bay area attorney murdered on the front porch of his el~cerrito home are talking about when they herbed the fatal gunshots he returned home from a social engagement just before 9:00. abc7 news reporter serge quinn has the details. >> a bouquet of flowers sits near the front door of james gill land's he will cerrito home. many are trying to understand why the celebrated attorney was so brutally killed on his porch. down the hill, the residents who share a back fence, say they are still shocked about what happened. >> we heard at first two shots and then three.

rapid ones after that. i felt like they weren't fireworks. >> it was very specific, bang, bang, very quick. >> they returned home for the night when she her the gunshots. she immediately called 911. they said they saw a suspicious vehicle on the street where gililand was spot shot. >> the black s.u.v. was pulled over on the side of the road with his lights on. it was kind of an announce at the time. >> he was parked the wrong direction and parked in front of a straight fence. there were no houses like he was going to run to a house. >> james gililand was recently named an intellectual attorney in the county. and he was involved with a foundation. >> there are so many children and families and even teachers at our school that didn't even know jim and wouldn't know him because he's so pump bell. >> el~cerrito police say they hope the public can help with

tips or information to find anyone connected to this crime. sergio quintana, abc7 news. >> the sheriff of the county said he was supposed to take the call that killed one. his deputies. deputy jack hopkins was shot to death earlier this month, responding to a disturbance that happened in elturis near the oregon border. deputy hopkins was working in the courthouse when he volunteered to take the call. the sheriff said he went back to work the next day, but it's been tough without one of his best deputies. >> how are you doing? >> that's a good question. i'm hanging in there. i'm struggling through this. got a lot of people that really care. >> the sheriff arrested the suspect after a shotout. deputy hopkins is just the

second county law enforcement officer there to die in the line of duty since 1901. the. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick hosted a camp for bay area youth to expand his focus on social and racial injusted. about 100 kids attended. they learned about their rights with the police and understanding their community. kaepernick said the goal of the cam subpoena to empower young people and to give them resource toss deal with difficult issues. he says he appreciates the support he's received since announcing his protest of the national anthem. >> par of the system is you will have the backlash trying to fight for people. that was something i was fully prepared for, fully aware of. so when those things came, it was expected. it wasn't an issue for me. the support is really what, you

know, to me was huge. and really gave me excitement, gave me life as far as people are seeing this the same way i am and now we can help create change. kaepernick said he does not feel any extra pressure to perform well on the field because football is his job and is separate from his personal beliefs an extraordinary moment in san francisco yesterday as veterans from the vietnam war met with a former opponent and shook be hands in peace. abc7 news was at the fairmont hotel for a special celebration of continued peace. this man is a veteran who fought in the battlefield during the vietnam war. he's now a top member of the vietnamese government. u.s. secretary john kerry helped set up the meeting. it's part a of a program to mend

relations and move forward. >> we were on opposite sides of the battlefield but today we can sit side by side together as friends. vietnam and the united states has become comprehensive partners. >> a local charity, roots of a peace, is working with to grow crops, peppers in the area. still ahead on abc7 mornings, meet the newest ambassadors welcoming travelers to san jose. see what these robots can do that goes beyond their customer service duties. and here is a live look from our sutro tower camera. you see it kind of shaking there in the wind. yes, it is going to be breezy today. lisa said gusty winds up to

40 miles an hour in some areas and heavy brief downpours. she will have the

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>> in seconds yesterday another the pierre was destroyed, imploded. it happened yesterday morning just before high tide t used to hold up the old eastern span of the bridge. a bubble curtain was in the water to help protect the fish

and marine mammals. the chp briefly stopped all traffic on the upper deck of the bridge to make sure driver's weren't distracted or scared by the blast. the next six pierres will be brought down later. i know several people held up by the implosion. >> exciting. we are looking at rainfall already in cloverdale. the winds picked up. in fact we are looking at very breezy winds in the higher elevations. it's 59 here in san francisco, hayward and san jose. temperatures dropped, winds will pick up as the rain starts this morning. i will detail it in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. the cubbies are on the brink of elimination after cleveland easily won game four of the world series. mike shumann has the highlights and the post-game reaction coming up in sports.

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>> in sports the raiders will try to which have been their fifth straight game on the road. the silver and black face the buccaneers at raymond jay's stadium in tampa and the 49ers are on a bye this weekend. no game. tonight cleveland will try to close out the cubs at wrigley field at game five of the world series. the cubbies are on the brink of elimination. here's shu. he has the highlights in this morning's sports >> good morning. it's been 108 years since the cubs won the world series. looking like it might be 109 since cleveland as 39-1 series

leave but as they know this cleveland, teams can come back from 3-1 deficits. the top of two. carlos santana crushes it off john lackey for his third homer of the postseason. top. seven. 4-1 cleveland. jason crushes it to right. three-run homer. 7-1, cleveland and there is a sinking feeling in chicago. indians wins 7-2. they are up three games to one and can win the series tonight. >> to have something happen like that is, for lack of a better term; a dream to come through. >> we have to have a one-game winning streak tomorrow. if we do that, i really would be feeling pretty good about going back to cleveland. >> stanford hit the road, hosted by arizona and tucson with a new starting quarterback. the cardinals offense scored only four touchdowns in the past four games. hoping to change that in the desert. second quarter, mc caffery up

the gut, he's gone. 45-yard touchdown. they score. 7-0, stanford. later in the after, the wide open mc caffery. can't leave him that open. 18 yards, 14-0, stanford. arizona finally responds. third and nine. brandon, to tre grif the third quarter. and stanford wins 34-10. and here the trombone player dances on. potter to hartley. he has some speed. 63 yards later, spartans take the lead. still second lead. potter to hartley. makes a great catch. 24-7, san jose state. and they improve to 3-5 with a 30-24 victory. the sharks on hispanic heritage night looking to

improve to 4-60 hosting the national predators. there's waldo. first period, fighting for it in front. he would slip it through the legs of here brent burns first bubba it bounces in. 4-1, the final. i'm mike shumann. see you again at 5:00. have a great day. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. looking at rain mush the into the north bay. you see the rest of the line of showers is offshore. we will continue to see this fill in thought the morning hours. the rain will pick up, as well as the gusty winds. as we put it in motion you will notice that we are looking at the activity from the north coast all the way down off the

bay area coast, about 40 to 50 miles. around the a rain shower activity in an area of low pressure. this will push in as well, bringing this the chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. a live look outside. 60 in san francisco. 59 half moon bay and san jose. from our roof camera, numbers are cooler in the north bay. 54 napa. 58 in livermore. so far this morning anywhere from a degree to almost ten degrees cooler. dewpoints are lowering as the system gets closer and the winds have been gusting to 20, 25 miles an hour along the coast. higher elevations in excess of 30 miles an hour. we are looking at not only the breezy conditions here from the sutro tower camera, but still good visibility in the city. that will change. with the rain developing this morning, the winds pick up. this will take us right on through noontime for most of us. but throughout the south bay it's going tooling area little longer. then question will see the scattered showers. doesn't mean the rainfall amounts will be that impressive

but it's decent. we've been getting spoiled with all the rain in october. 8:00, here's the front. still in the north bay. but still some showers over into the east bay. the rest of the bay. the actual area of gusty winds will push through the bay area from about 9:00 to 11:00, the heart of the day. you see by noontime still showers around and right on through the afternoon. of evening hours, 5:00, we still have a line of activity. 7:00 you may get your head wet if you are headed out for dinner. then we are looking at not only the rain here but the snow in the sierra nevada starting throughout the morning hours. the wet snow with the rain changing over to snow. here's the winter storm warning. then a winter weather advisory. the national weather service issued this national weather advisory. at lake level maybe 2 to 4 inches. here halloween. it's a dry start. by about 3:00 in the afternoon we have rain from the north bay into the city you, over into the east bay.

the south bay maybe just scattered showers. and we put the two systems together for you. the first one anywhere from about a tenth in mountain view to half-inch in san francisco. then we add together halloween. could see three quarters of an inch in okay hand. look at san francisco. kind of an anomaly there. we will see if that pans out. 65 oakland, palo alto and the accuweather seven-day forecast. one on the form impact scale today. then tomorrow we will feature that other weaker system, but still a lot of people out and a lot of activities tomorrow. so it's going to be slick. then by tuesday we are looking at drying conditions right on through the rest of the week. so, of course, you know our app is a great tool to have and it will be quite gusty and sort of dicey if you are headed into the mound stains, as well. >> can't you push the rain back one day? >> i know, i'm sorry. >> thanks, lisa. you know, for those who fly into the heart of tech country, the first thing they see could be decidedly high-tech. abc7 news reporter jonathan

bloom met the newest customer service agents at minetta-san jose international airport. you can stand all day without getting tired and don't even need a lunch break. >> hi, my name is norma. i'm here for my interview. >> it was an unusual hiring process. >> tell me about your background. >> do you want to see me dance? >> but the san jose airport announced these triplets are joining the team. >> introducing amelia, norma and piper. >> made by south korean firm future robot, they are brimming with personalities. >> you hear the phrase the person is acting like a robot, so it is all about personality. >> it comes from years of research. >> it's kind of flirty, winking at me for some odd reason. >> i saw the face look at me and i assumed it would talk to me so i talked to it. >> eventually they may respond to speech, but for now they find people prefer the such screen. things like a directory of shops

and restaurants. >> currency exchange, rest sometimes. >> it comes from a local company called 22 miles. >> kiosks to fall into this. >> they become ambassadors. >> robots are iconic for technology. we need to make sure we are providing the iconic to welcome the travelers. >> they can take a picture of you, and for a brief moment you can robot famous. >> i like it. >> you like it some. [laughter] >> yes? >> just like a tv. >> yeah, just like a tv. >> people were lining up for robot selfies and for this. ♪ >> how are her dancing skills? >> rudimentary. could use a little bit of some update to go the software. >> in fact they will get regular updates and things like speech processing and maybe facial technology. >> it would be nice if it saw me get off the plane and say is,

hawaii, nice to have you back. how was your trip. >> coming up, a day to celebrate candy corns. the pros and cons of eating the halloween treat.

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buildings crumbling. and we are tracking the storm. a look at live doppler 7. rain is heading our way. the whole bay area will soon be soaked. lisa argen has your accuweather forecast coming up.

good morning to you. hi, everyone. i'm carolyn tyler, thanks for joining you us. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we are looking at the rains increasing, as well as the wind. taking you in closer to around sea ranch, just around cloverdale we have light to moderate rain and it is about 4e san mateo coast. you see some yellows embedded in this. it is a fast mover but it will

affect your sunday morning. it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. you see the clouds associated with it and the twist in the atmosphere so we are also looking at a slight chance after thunderstorm, as well, as the temperatures will drop and it destabilizes the atmosphere. 59 half moon bay. a look from the roof camera, mid-50s in the east bay. and with that temperatures will feel not only cooler, the air is dryer, and then you add on the raindrops, it will be a little chilly and kind after gusty afternoon. winds right now up to 20 miles an hour half moon bay. so as you head on out the door, you will notice that we've got the rain showers developing and the afternoon hooking at some scattered showers, as well. i'll time it out for you in a few minutes. carolyn. >> all right. thank you, lisa.