meanwhile, family members arecr time. calls about halloween party but it took them an hour and a half to respond, two minutes before shots were fired. >> i don't think no good can come from this. the police didn't do their job that night. what good can come from this? lives could have been saved. i'm past angry. but i deal with it in my own way. >> reporter: city officials say orinda police were busy on that night helping on a home invasion call in lafayette. that's why it took them so long erhe halloween party was rinda happening. five people were shot to death at that halloween party, and no arrests have been made. and at this time police have not identified any suspects. reporting live in orinda, amy

hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thanks, amy. orinda isn't the only community dealing with control of airbnb rentals. neighbors near one home in livermore say it is frequently rented on airbnb and sometimes to large groups. they've complained and say it only takes one incident to create a disaster. the homeowner says she's making changes. >> we've been paring back how often, smaller groups, monitoring it more tightly. i think at the end of the day certain people just aren't going to like it. >> livermore currently doesn't have rules for short-term rentals. the vice mayor suggests the city could impose regulations as soon as january. right now it is 4:31. if you are just waking up to us, good morning. a check now on your weather and traffic. mike nicco? we have some fog again. the reporting station hittest hardest is petaluma. i can tell you having driven through oakland it is pretty darned thick in that area. in fact, let me show you emeryville. you can see how thick the fog i

we were yesterday. there are a few 30s in our deepest valleys. otherwise most of us in the mid to upper 40s now through about 7:00. now the clouds will be more stubborn at the coast keeping you in the low to mid-60s from noon to 4:00 and 52 already at 7:00 while the rest of us are seeing the fog turning to hazy sunshine and 70 to 75. a great lunch hour if you can get outside. at 4:00 before the sun sets at 5:00, temperatures around 74 to 79 degrees. we'll go in search of some rain, maybe a feeble search, coming up in the seven-day forecast. here is jobina. we're pulling for that rain, mike. good morning. we're taking a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the cash lanes are filling in here. everything else running smoothly this morning. also want to move over now to our friends in the south bay, good morning. this is 87, very clear out there this morning. and a quick peek at our drive times before we go. tracy to dublin, 34 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, a

14-minute ride. highway 101 to cupertino, 15 minutes. no slowdowns. as mike was mentioning please be aware of the fog out there. >> thanks, vote. it is election day and money for affordable housing is one issue san francisco voters will decide today. >> $6 million in bonds for repairing housing units in the city. the measure would allow up to 2,800 new affordable housing units within existing buildings. also on the ballot proposition c would overturn the city's ban on e-cigarettes and vaping products and replace it with a ban that is smaller in scope. a no vote on c would uphold the city's ban which is set to take effect early next year. and six candidates are running for san francisco mayor including current mayor london breed. she does face six challengers. breed is expected to win re-election. the race for district attorney . suzy loftus was appointed after

the resignation of george gascon. also running chesa boudin, leif dautch and nancy tung. other special elections will be held today. >> you can read about that on our website, abc7news.com. that's where we'll post results after the polls close at 8:00 tonight. in the north bay firefighters are gaining steady ground on the kincade fire. it is 82% contained and cal fire is optimistic it will be under full control by thursday. the kincade fire burned nearly 78,000 acres. it's the latest active wildfire in california. the flames have wiped out hundreds of structures including 174 homes. hundreds of people in sonoma county still don't have electricity or gas. >> we have a sink full of dishes. we don't have any running water because we're on a well. we have cords running through the house. we're freezing cold. we can't cook here. we're spending money eating

takeout. >> abc 7 news was in healdsburg where people lined up at an assistance center to get help. it will be open today and tomorrow. new developments about one of the fires that broke out during high winds last weekend. pg&e says its equipment is connected to a fire in one area. fire investigators confirmed downed power lines sparked the flames in the afternoon of sunday, october 27th. and you'll recall it was really windy that day. investigators also point the finger at pg&e for four other fires that ignited across the bay area on that same day. in the east bay a protest is planned as city crews begin to clear out a large homeless encampment on wood street and west grand avenue close to interstate 880. the city says the lot is filled with abandoned vehicles. our media partner the east bay times says up to 100 vehicles could be towed away. the city says it will not impound those vehicles used for shelter. activists say it's unfair to ask people in the encampment to leave without giving them a place to go.

a vote is expected on an unprecedented project spanning santa clara county to san francisco and it could speed up your commute. the project would add an express lane to highway 101 and 280 from morgan hill to sfo leading all the way into downtown san francisco. it would be 65 miles and the minimum for car-pool would be three people. if you're not in a car-pool you could pay to use the express lane using fastrak. the vote will take place later this morning. this heart stopping moment caught on video as a man is seconds from death. hear from the b.a.r.t. hero in the right place at the right time. >> building a better bay area. in 100 days a challenge to help a student housing crisis. and this student who captured the imagination of social media buying all those krispy kreme doughnuts is getting pretty sweet news this morning. >> i had a feeling things would turn around. that's all ahead. 4:36. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. the entrepreneurial spirit

is still alive. mid to upper 40s here. low to mid-40s until you get to concord and lafayette at 47 degrees and up around blackhawk it's 54. 49 in oakland. san francisco and san carlos. novato and napa, want to dress a touch warmer at 41 degrees. check out mountain view, 50. hayward, 50. about 47 right now in san jose. another look at some of the thick fog, the golden gate bridge. winds stronger this morning out of the west/northwest at 9 miles an hour and that's why we see the fog earlier today and it will spread across the east bay shoreline and peninsula more but it will quickly retract leaving us with sunshine and chilly temperatures this morning to warm this afternoon and tranquil conditions out on our bay. so 45 in the north bay this morning. you can see we'll push the mid to upper aut00. f

lingering until 9:00 and then total sunshine, mid-70s from about 1:00 to 4:00. 61 at 7:00. at as far as temperatures for san francisco we'll try to push 70 this afternoon after starting off in the upper 40s this morning. >> all right. that's pretty good. >> i think people will like it. if you liked yesterday. it's a little more humid. your sinuses may not be as hurting or as in my case they were bothering me a lot. >> me, too. and the hair just falls flat or goes out with the humidity. you just have to roll it. you never know. >> rolling out on the streets? >> nice transition there, i like it. check this out. we're showing this earlier. i wanted to bring it back because, wow, look at the fog. this is our emeryville camera looking at ak80. outhe li through the scre'fo all over we're seeing in different parts especially in oakland. i saw that on my ride in this morning. to northbound 880 in oakland before 66. we're getting word there's

wooden debris that has spilled all over the roadway and primarily in the left lane. be aware and just take it slowly through that section. we're seeing some slowing as well. a quick peek at our drive times now. santa rosa to petaluma. castro valley to the maze 13 minutes as well. 280 to 680

people talked to me about the haze yesterday afternoon. we don't have a spare the air day. all of it is staying below critical levels. a dense fog advisory, thick fog until about 9:00. then it will turn hazy. near 80 in the central valley. palm springs, 91 degrees. tahoe, the mid-60s not only today but all the way through the weekend even though our average high is 55 degrees. there's absolutely no sign of snow coming to the high country anytime soon. tat the live desk followinga tragedy in mexico. nine americans, three women and six children, killed in an ambush. relatives say the victims are part of a prominent mormon family. they believe drug cartel gunmen

attacked in a case of mistaken identity. the victims are part of a mormon community living in northern mexico. they were traveling in three as many as 13 other members of the community are still missing. >> jobina, thank you. santa named november national homeless youth awareness month because stats show many are college students. >> agencies are banning together to house 100 students in 100 days. >> very sad memories of saying hello to people just to hear hello back and nobody would say hello. >> reporter: 22-year-old elijah was homeless in san jose a couple years ago. today he's a student standing on his own two feet and also helping a multiagency help accomplish a big goal, house 100 homeless college students in 100

days. >> no child, no young adult, no student should live in a car, on someone's couch or under an overpass especially while they are working towards fulfilling their dreams and beginning their careers. >> reporter: here under the guadeloupe bridge is one the many places elijah called home in san jose, a reality he never wants to relive and he doesn't want other young people to go sheer derminati di elijahot himself out of homelessness but the struggle is real. right now he's paying more than $2,000 a month for rent, holding down two jobs while going to college. the 100-day challenge aims to find other struggling students, connect them with resources, track their progress and make sure they don't fall through the cracks. >> when we bring all those people together our hope is it becomes a learning collaborative where after 100 days we have a system of care, coordinated system, for all our colleges to assure nobody is hopeless while

attending school. social media cannot get enough of this incredible video that shows the moment a b.a.r.t. supervisor turned into a superhero. >> when i first saw this i made an audible sound. i couldn't believe it. it shows this man falling off the platform at the b.a.r.t. coliseum station as the train got so close to him sunday night. in the blink of an eye supervisor john o'connor reaches down and pulls him out. >> in my mind that train was about 20 yards back and he was still in the middle of the track and obviously wasn't -- i looked at him and said he's not going to make it. >> b.a.r.t. says the man appeared to be intoxicated. from the moment he fell off the platform to o'connor's super human rescue was two seconds. >> however much he weighed, seemed he was able to be pulled out. >> i don't know if i would do it now, if i could take him out now but he didn't feel very heavy at

that moment. >> yeah, he could do it again, i think. it's adrenaline. this video taken by tony padilla shows o'connor hugging the man he just rescued. >> i would be hugging him, too. >> for the rest of my life. i would be sending him a thank you note and a check every year on the anniversary. we're so glad he's all right. krispy kreme says it will work with a minnesota college student who drove hours to buy doughnuts across state lines to come back to his campus and resell them for profit. >> we first brought you this story yesterday on abc 7 mornings. the company says it is happy now to work with jason gonzalez on becoming a third-party seller. the 21-year-old even started a go fund me so he could get a bigger car. he's trying to put all these doughnuts in his car. he posted a video saying he has received support from around the world. >> to make krispy kreme seem like the bad person or the bad company in this scenario.

>> gonzalez can now work with krispy kreme as an independent contractor. the company will donate 500 dozen doughnuts when he starts up again, and they say their intent to stop him was to maintain high product quality standards. >> isn't that funny how that works? >> because they got dragged. >> they saw the light, the potential positive influence it would have on their product letting him do that. >> right. >> i was talking to my wife, she was a cheerleader in high school in atlanta, and they sold krispy kreme all the time for fund-raisers. they had a very strict policy about, yes, you can take our doughnuts but only sell them for this much and profit off them. he was bending the rules a little bit. then they saw he's bringing us to an audience we don't have. let's make it a little easier for him. good for them. >> entrepreneurial spirit that we like to encourage in so many young people. >> saw an old rule that doesn't

necessarily attend to today's needs. i'm glad they changed it. let's take a look at what's going on outside. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. 7:48. fog at 48 degrees this morning. it will turn sunny just about everywhere. slightly higher humidity. hopefully the lips chapped and yesterday that was dropping everything because my hands were so dry and slippery. hopefully that's not happening for you anymore either. fog and stars, a little chilly tonight. warmer highs for friday, saturday and sunday. now a little area of low pressure is crashing our high pressure that's been dominating our forecast and even though it's hundreds of miles away, it's close enough that is inducing a deemer and a little more moist marine layer. that's why we're seeing the fog this morning, a little more widespread. we'll see the same thing tomorrow morning before we get that warming trend for friday, saturday and sunday when the fog leaves us. 66 at half moon bay. san francisco, 70. we have mid-70s around the bay. and then upper 70s to about 80. so about 76 to 80 inland.

tonight you can seep the fog becoming a little more prevalent in the east bay and in the south bay and definitely along the coast. 39 at santa rosa. the rest of us in the 40s. here's my accuweather seven day forecast. we lose a couple of degrees and then look at the coast. that's when you can tell the marine layer's gone. we hit 70. near 80 elsewhere. we'll keep that warm weather through the weekend. jobina? good morning, everyone. this gray area you see over oakland on our traffic maps is the fog and just before the break i mentioned that there was wooden debris that had sprawled across northbound 880 before 66, primarily in the left lane and the middle lane. now we have an update that about five to six cars have gotten flat tires and are pulled off to the shoulder at the moment. so, again, if this is a part of your morning commute be aware. walnut creek to dublin, 13 minutes.

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here's t sutro tower, thick fog covering the area. your allergies will still be acting up due to the tree pollen and the rag weed, sorry, tammy, our traffic producer just looked at me like, really? really? sorry. i saw you. all right. >> thanks, mike, those laser lights could hack into your voice assistant device. researchers say they were able to hack alexa, google home, siri by shining lasers at them. microsoft components respond to light as if it were sound. light commands can be send from up to 360 feet away and even penetrate glass. so what is the advice? make sure your smart device can't be seen by anyone outside

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has that. >> that was nice. >> sweet. look at the puppets. you can watch "the little mermaid live" here on abc 7. >> i still have not forgotten how you tried to drag ariel the other day. >> we were supposed to forget about that. >> okay. > i have feelings about ariel as a character. >> i love her and i cannot wait to watch this. >> i'll be watching, too. i'll be eating dinner and getting ready to go, man. november to march is when our heaviest rain is for our rain season. we started slow last year but we ended up really nice. this year maybe not. the forecast not as robust. here is last november and look at all those yellow dry days. we didn't have a drop of rain until the 21st. then remade up with an atmospheric river. the first two weeks very entir bay area will be dry through

next week. good morning. so i have some good news and not so great news for that incident i was talking about northbound 880 just before 66. we do know that all of the wooden debris that spilled across the highway has been cleared. the bad news we have about seven people with flat tires pulled off to the shoulder. if you're riding through this area this morning there's still a lot of fog. you can see the gray area over our traffic map right now. also there are people that are pulled over, so watch out for them this morning. taking a look now at our mass transit alert, ferries are now operating on the winter schedule. fewer ferries running between -- or running to vallejo, alameda and oakland. schedules have been changed 5 to 15 minutes, reggie and kumasi. >> thanks, jobina. coming up next at 5:00, the conditions that mean the most savings. urgent manhunt for two inmates who escaped from the monterey jail. how the suspected murderers managed to get out. new details on the deadly

airbnb shooting.

now at 5:00, two inmates on the run for two days. the new pictures showing exactly how they got out. and also this morning it is election day. two of the big choices facing voters in san francisco. good morning. it's tuesday, november 5th. >> happy you're waking up with us this morning. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> thank you, kumasi, reggie. hi, everybody. remember the forecast yesterday when we talked about how the fog would be a little more widespread this morning? sure enough, it is.

penngrove, petaluma. let