on the school halloween celebration with cannabis gummies. the respect, the response from the district. >> and we're learning that church assault suspect who led police on a chase through san francisco in the east bay has previously been convicted of blowing up a car. >> then the new installation in the south bay that city leaders say is making things safer for everyone. >> good morning. and happy halloween on this tuesday, october 31st.

>> we're going to start the check of our forecast. drew. >> yeah, good morning. it is a warm halloween later on this afternoon. this morning, in our coolest spots inland, we're beginning in the upper 30s to lower 40s, but closer to the coast, we have a couple of 50s on the board from san mateo to san francisco at 53. but you hop over the golden gate bridge and novato is a lot cooler coming in at 34. here's a live look outside sutro tower. we are clear as could be. get ready. it is a warm halloween today. sunrise up here at 733. we have lots of sunshine today. look at those temperatures. by 4:00 pm, everybody into the 70s. if not close to 80 degrees. and our warmest spots inland. we will take a look at your trick or treat forecast coming up in about six minutes. let's say hi to jobina. see how traffic's doing. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so i'm starting with this tracy to double and drive time because we are anticipating that this will increase in the next few minutes due to a crash we're following on westbound 580 at airway boulevard and that is reported in livermore. may slow you down there. bay bridge toll plaza bringing this back to let

everyone know the missed us a little earlier. the metering lights are officially on. they flipped on at 543. and then we will end with a live picture in walnut creek showing you a busy 680 in the southbound direction. >> thanks, jobina. police in the south bay are investigating a brazen daytime robbery and it was all caught on a home surveillance camera. abc seven spoke with the grandson of the elderly couple targeted and he's hoping that this footage can help police find the people who did it. abc seven news reporter lena howland live in the south bay this morning with that video. lena >> well, the grandson of the couple targeted said they were vulnerable. hard of hearing and could barely speak any english. and now he's asking for your help to find the three people responsible. take a look on friday afternoon, the grandson said three people opened the gate to his grandpa front yard off of story road, while two of them asked if they could pick flowers. a third person made their way inside and he said his grandmother didn't know someone was robbing them until it was

too late. minutes later. you can see one of them carrying a safe outside the safe had around like $10,000 in it. >> i was scared me to moses that the first individual to enter the house with a smile on her face like that, she was happy to rob my parents, grandparents, which hurt me a lot. >> the couple's grandson said the three suspects went through three bedrooms and two hallway closets to find that safe before taking off with it in a white van. the couple have since installed new locks and will be getting more cameras installed today. meanwhile, if you recognize any of the three suspects caught on camera in this video, you are asked to call police right away. live in san jose, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. alameda unified officials are warning parents to check their child's halloween candy before they eat it because several students ended up with cannabis infused candy during a halloween event that happened at the school over the weekend. one child got sick.

other parents found the candy before their kids could open them. the trick or treating event was happening in one of amelia earhart elementary schools parking lots. the alameda unified school district says one student at least part of the cannabis infused candy. three other families say they found the same edible in their kids candy bags. >> we do know that the student appears to have ingested the candy unintentionally. the family got help. the student is stable, ized and is doing well. >> all the edible candies the families reported were in blue packages. the superintendent says the district is now working with police to see where where this candy came from. >> we are learning more this morning about the man accused of assaulting a parishioner at a well-known san francisco church before leading police on a chase that ended in martinez. police say all of this started at saints peter and paul church in north beach on sunday afternoon, where they say dave garcia punched a person who was praying

during mass. garcia then led officers on a chase through san francisco across the bay bridge to martinez. our media partners at the sf standard report that garcia was previously convicted in 2011 in a car bombing in fairfax, fillled, that damaged a vehicle and an apartment complex for that, he was sentenced to 35 years in prison, but won early release in 2019. during sunday's chase, police say officers felt their lives were in danger when they saw garcia intentionally throw two explosive devices toward their cars. >> the officers described not only seeing the flames of the device that hit the ground, but also the officers could feel the when the bomb detonated, they could feel the blowback from that in their vehicles. garcia is facing murder charges, is being held in san francisco county jail. on a surprising development in the debate over

public safety in san francisco. >> supervisor matt dorsey is now reportedly rejecting his own plan to improve police staffing after another supervisor introduced changes to that measure. the chronicle reports the debate centers around $30 million a year in funding to recruit new officers. dorsey's original charter amendment used money already in the city's budget, but yesterday, during a rules committee meeting, supervisor asha sapphire introduced an amendment making the funding reliant on new or modified taxes. dorsey called the idea a, quote, poison pill, but sapphire and others criticized the original plan for using so much money when many departments are facing cuts. dorsey is now reportedly considering taking his original proposal to voters in the form of a ballot measure. >> happening today, the us government says it's going to operate its final charter flight out of tel aviv to bring americans home. commercial flights are still available on el al, but they are limited. we're also learning about one of the americans who was held hostage by hamas. 18 year old natalie. natalie renan arrived

back in the us yesterday, returning to a chicago area home. her mother, judith, was also captured. she is now with family in israel after being freed. jobina. this is all happening as israel's intensifying its ground offensive in gaza. yes, reggie, a relentless exchange of rocket fire between israel and hamas continues this morning. >> israel is rejecting calls for a cease fire. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he has no plans to resign as some military and political figures call on him to quit. now following claims he bears responsibility for the failures that led to the war. he is pleading with the international community to support israel, framing the war as a fight for civilization. he is vowing that israel will keep fighting despite international criticism, just as the united states would not agree to a cease fire after the bombing of pearl harbor or after the terrorist attack of nine divided by 11. >> israel will not agree to a cessation of hostilities with hamas.

>> the humanitarian crisis in gaza has worsened by the day. residents are trapped without food, water, electric city and internet. as israeli strikes continue. unicef reports more than 400 children in gaza are killed or injured every day. the palestinian red crescent says 26 more aid trucks crossed into gaza yesterday. state. state department spokesperson matt miller says the us is making significant progress on getting fuel into gaza. kumasi thank you , jobina coming up. >> hundreds of health care workers in the south bay working without a contract. the latest demands, as many of them stage a rally. >> and the woman known as los gatos party mom faces new charges after being indicted by a grand jury. the decision clearing the way for her trial. >> 608 this morning. looking at your trick or treat forecast, it is going to be a mild halloween this evening. we have our sunset coming at 612. and even as the sun goes down, it's not too chilly with temperatures in the

50s and 60s. by 8 p.m. we'll plan out the start of your november tomorrow. it is going to be a warm start

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basis. thousands of workers and faculty in the cal state university system are one step closer to going on strike. both the skilled trades teamster and the california faculty association, or cfa, voted over whelming lee to authorize strikes. cfa leaders say a strike for them is not imminent, but they're ready to do what's best for their members and students. >> we love our students. we love our jobs. we are public servants of the people of california. but students are being hurt right now. >> the cfa represents 29,000 professors, lecturers, coaches and other faculty. at the 23 csu campuses, they're demanding a 12% pay increase. the csu board is reportedly countering with 5. we reached out to the csu board of trustees for more comment, but we have not heard back. we're learning more about the tentative contract agreement between general motors and the united auto workers union. we

first told you about this yesterday on abc, seven morning's just moments after they announced this agreement. the uaw released a statement saying this agreement includes record economic gains for its members. it's said to be similar to the deals announced last week with ford and stellantis, including a roughly 25% raise over four years and improvements to pensions. >> our bargainers did their job. they're going to present us with something and then we get to tell them it was good enough or it wasn't. >> the last of the big three to make a deal, it could end the six week long strike. the three agreements have to be approved by union members. those votes are expected to happen over the next two weeks. according to the ap, gm was losing about $200 million a week during this strike. new at six, a biden administration is urging schools to keep medication on hand that can reverse opioid overdoses. in a letter, white house officials said every school across the us should stock narcan and faculty and staff should be trained to use it. the message comes amid a rise in adolescent overdose

deaths nationwide. according to medical journal jama pediatrics, in 20 years, more than 5000 children and teens have died from overdoses involving fentanyl. fans of agent 007 are going to like this one. as san francisco man is preparing to sell a nearly 60 year collection of james bond memorabilia at auction. and it's expected to go for a million bucks. retired teacher steve oxenreider, whose collection consists of more than 30,000 pieces. some items date back to the early 60s, when the book series was first released. auction officials say he is the ultimate collector of 007 material. the two part auction kicks off november 16th. next is 630. the four latest insurers leaving california and potentially leaving residents scrambling to get coverage. then cracking down on these food carts. the san francisco public health department telling people those hot dogs may be unsanitary . and as we head to break, a live look outside. it's 627 and we're coming right back

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in this video accused of burglarizing a grandmother's home. the video, the family hopes can lead to an arrest. >> then, saying goodbye to their friend. the cast of the hit show breaking its silence honoring their costar, matthew perry. >> and it's halloween and these women want it. >> this is so cute. they became a roller coaster. >> it's a really good idea. >> this is so cute. >> good morning, everybody. >> it is tuesday, october 31st. >> we'll get to costumes and mayhem, but first, we'll get to meteorologist drew tuma. >> the best part, you don't need a jacket on your costume. it's going to be warm. we have a mild day on the way. here is a look at temperatures right now. it is on the cool side to begin our day. we're in the 30s and 40s

and some of our colder spots, but we are in store for a mild halloween today. here's a live look from sutro tower. clear skies, good visibility, no fog this morning. and here's how your halloween shapes up. it is bright sunshine that sun up here. in about an hour, we'll have mild conditions midday. and it's just warm this afternoon everywhere the coast at the bay shoreline inland, we're all going into the 70s, if not close to 80 degrees. and our warmest spots away from the coast. we'll take a closer look at your trick or treat forecast coming up in about nine minutes. let's say hi to jobina and see how traffic's doing this morning. >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are going to begin at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 543. and those crashes we were following earlier in fremont and in livermore have cleared. so that's good news. our biggest issue is at the richmond-san rafael bridge. your backup extends more than 3.4 miles long. as you approach in the westbound direction due to those three lanes being blocked. this is the fourth week of that sigalert and we will end here with a look at mass transit. bart muni and ace all running on time this morning. >> thanks, jobina do you recognize the people that you're going to see now in this video?

police in the south bay are investigating after a brazen in daytime robbery all caught on camera in this case, the family says thieves ripped off an older couple at their home. police are now hoping that this footage can help find these people. abc seven news reporter lena howland live in the south bay this morning with more on that video. hi, lena. hey reggie. >> this ring doorbell video shows the heartbreaking moment that this elderly couple was taken advantage of. their grandson says they were home alone and they were tricked into thinking that three suspects just wanted to stop by and talk about their garden. take a look. on friday afternoon, the grandson said three individuals that looked female opened the gate to his grandparents front yard off of story road while two of them asked if they could pick flowers from their garden. a third person made their way inside with a smile on their face. he said his grandmother didn't know someone was robbing them until it was too late. minutes later, you can see one

of the suspects carrying a safe outside and he said it had $10,000 cash inside at a very good opportunity where was at the household. >> and it was just my grandparents alone. uh- and my grandparents are very fragile and they have hard of hearing and barely speak any english that actually made me feel kind of a little less secure. >> i feel like it's kind of a new type of low neighbor. >> neighbors were asked by police to hand over any surveillance video that may have captured which direction the suspects went. the couple have since installed new locks and will be getting more cameras installed today. meanwhile, if you recognize any of the three suspects caught on camera in this video, you are asked to call police right away. live in san jose, lena howland, abc seven news. thank you, lena. >> the san francisco public health department has been cracking down on unpermitted street vendors along the embarcadero. but instead of confiscating cars, they started a social media campaign to alert

people on what they say are unsafe conditions. the department says the main issue is a lack of proper refrigeration or clean water. they say permits are required for any street and sidewalk vendors to sell food in the city. ucsf infectious disease expert dr. monica gandhi looked at some of the photos of the food being sold and says bacteria is breeding in these boxes as if they're kept at room temperature and not cooked to at least 165 degrees. >> the kind of bacteria that hot dogs can breed are salmonella, for example, which is a common type of food poisoning. >> one vendor we spoke with says she hasn't heard of anybody getting sick from her food, but she'd like for city workers to train them on how to manage products. >> we're learning the results of a statewide investigation looking at implicit bias among health care workers who work with pregnant people. the investigation started after the state legislature passed a bill in 2019 requiring all health professionals to receive

training to reduce racial biases. according to recent data, black women have maternal mortality rates far higher than any other racial group and 3 to 4 times higher compared to white women. the children's council of san francisco says lack of investment and systemic racism are two of the main reasons for the development. >> social, emotional kindergarten readiness are all key components that are impacted by black moms, black families not having the necessary access to resou. >> california attorney general rob bonta says when the investigation started in 2021, less than 17% of hospitals had started training their employees. now they say that number is above 80. >> president biden has signed an executive order to roll out require payments for developers of artificial intelligence. his administration says the order includes the most sweeping actions to protect americans from the potential risks of ai systems. the commerce department now has to develop guidance for

watermarking content that shows the public it was made by ai developers will have to share results of their safety tests with the federal government before it's released to the public and much of what's in the order has roots in conversations that happen right here in the bay area. in june, the president sat down with experts and leaders at an ai conference at silicon valley. >> you know, the bay area is the brain of the united states when it comes to ai. so you talk to the brain first before they can do anything else. >> governor newsom issued a similar state executive order in september. >> former home insurance brands are reportedly leaving california. the chronicle obtained a document filed jointly this month with the department the california department of insurance. all four cited a plan by their parent company to stop providing certain types of home and auto insurance policies nationwide. so here's that list of mary star insurance company unitrin auto and home insurance company unitrin direct property and casualty company and kemper

independence insurance company. >> a trial is underway in colorado that seeks to disqualify former president donald trump from getting on the ballot in 2024. for those bringing, the case argued that under the constitution, trump's conduct the day of the capitol riot prohibits him from taking office again. jobina is live with how lawyers are reacting. >> thank you, kumasi. attorneys for former president trump appear confident they can beat the unprecedented lawsuit. a group of voters in colorado filed a lawsuit to arguing trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election, leading to the january six insurrection should prohibit him from becoming president again. the suit invokes the 14th amendment. it's aimed at people who fought for the confederacy and disqualifies anyone who engaged in insurrection or rebellion from serving in government. trump's lawyers argue he never called for violence and did not walk down to the capitol as he said he would. >> the best they have is trying to be a mini me january 6th

report. that's the best they've got sort of a pretty slick movie production and that's not real evidence. that's a partizan witch hunt. >> trump incited a violent mob to attack our capitol to stop the peaceful transfer of power under our constitution. >> this is one of several lawsuits trying to remove trump from the ballot under the 14th amendment, a case in minnesota is set to start on thursday. other lawsuits are filed in new hampshire and michigan. the hearing in colorado is expected to wrap up on friday. a judge, not a jury, will decide this case. reggie jobina, thank you. >> police in colorado are investigating security scare at an amusement park after a heavily armed man was found dead at that park. a maintenance crew found the body of 20 year old diego medina inside the women's bathroom at glenwood caverns adventure park saturday. he had apparently entered the park before it opened. police say he was armed with an ar style rifle, a semiautomatic handgun and explosives. he was wearing

body armor and tactical clothing on. officers also found multiple ieds in his car. investigators believe he died of a self-inflicted gunshot, but not carrying out whatever plans he may have had given the preparation, given the amount of weapons and the amount of ordnance he had, it almost seemed very highly likely that he intended to use those against the community. >> he chose not to. the weapons found on medina were ghost guns, which don't have serial numbers and cannot be traced. >> this morning, matthew perry's friends costars are speaking for the first time since his death. they released a joint statement saying, quote, we are all so utterly devastated, we were more than just castmates. we were our family. right now, we're going to take a moment to grieve and process this unfathomable loss as memorials to perry have popped up at the iconic friends apartment in new york. >> there's nobody like chandler. so so it's a terrible loss. it's unbelievable that he is not on

the earth with us anymore. i can't imagine how the other friends are feeling. >> salma hayek, who starred in the movie fools, rush in with perry, also released a statement . she says she will continue to cherish his silliness, persevere , patience and his lovely heart. >> coming up, the warriors do something they didn't do all last season. and steph curry does something that's never been done before. >> and you're looking live right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we're down about 85 points or so. another update on the markets next. a wildfire in southern california forces thousands from their homes. >> the fight to get it under control. and stay with us on the abc7 bay area streaming app at 7:00 for our abc7 at seven halloween special. we're all business in the front, but at 730 that's when the party starts, including our big costume reveal. we have a magician. it's basically like a children's party. we're live weekdays from 7 to 8 a.m. download the app now wherever you stream. it is going to be

fun. >> time now, 6:40 a.m. live doppler seven along with satellite. it is quiet across the west coast. we have some high clouds in northern california stretching up into seattle. but we are underneath high pressure and that means sunshine and mild temperatures later on today. but we are in the minority. look at this. if you're traveling today, much of the country, it feels a lot more like winter than it does fall. california and florida to basically the only warm spots on this map in the 70s and 80s. most of the country dealing with below average temperatures. later on today. so future tracker showing you enjoy a mild halloween 60s and 70s by lunchtime and then later on this afternoon, we do expect everybody to get into the 70s by about 4 p.m. so 73 in the city today, 75 in oakland, 79. in san jose, 72 and half moon bay, 75. in napa, 80 degrees in morgan hill. so that means it will be mild for trick or treaters later on this evening. sunshine giving way to mainly clear skies later on tonight. sunset coming at 612 this evening and it's not too chilly even by 8 p.m. we're in the mid 50s to the mid 60s.

here's the three day forecast. warm today, a warm start to november. tomorrow but then cooler weather starts to move in by the end of the week and there are showers in e forecast for the weekend. we'll show you that

evacuations for people in the area. the highland fire has burned at least 1200 acres in aguanga, which is east of temecula. since the flames broke out yesterday afternoon, there's no containment as of this morning, at least three structures have been destroyed and six others are damaged. strong santa ana winds are expected to continue in the area today, which could help spread that fire. the cause is under investigation. >> a heads up if you're still using paper tickets on bart. bart says it will stop selling the tickets on november 30th. the agency is getting ready to

install new fare gates, which don't accept those paper tickets. the new fare gates make jumping the turnstile at stations more difficult. so if you still have tickets, you can get a cash refund for the tickets that are worth more than a dollar. and going forward, everyone will need a clipper card to pay for rides. >> another day, another record for steph curry. he scored 42 points in a warriors win over the pelicans last night. he went seven from 13. he went seven from 13 from three point range. i don't know what that means. i'm going to just be 13 and ten from the three point line. okay. thank you. >> yeah. what's you just saying? so like, he attempted 13 times. he got seven of them and he did it from the three point line. >> and you say that in english as he went seven from 13. yeah, from three point range. >> seven for 13. >> so that was the part that was wrong. >> they set you up. >> they really did set me up. let me do this again. he went seven for 13 from three point range. there you go, friend.

>> thank you. you know sports. >> that means he has set the record for most threes in the first four games of a season. and the most threes soquel's three point shots in the first four games of a season. >> yeah, you got it. >> last night's win gave the warriors their third straight on the road. they didn't win three straight road games at any point last season. they play the kings at chase center tomorrow night. i will be there for lgbtq night. okay. >> can you bring us back some swag this time? look, because it was really good. it's really good swag. >> it's the only night they sell that swag. >> i want a sweater. >> i may not know what i'm watching for. and the from and the three and the four, but i love going to the game. i love lgbtq night warriors. >> i love it. >> a hacker group says it's infiltra rated the networks of stanford university's public safety department and that group is threatening to release a huge amount of confidential information. so the hackers call

themselves akira, and they're saying they will release 430gb of internal information and confidential documents on the dark web. this is according to the mercury news. last week, stanford confirmed there had been a data breach affecting its public safety department. university declined to comment on that, further limiting a statement to say the matter is under investigation and that no other parts of the university were affected. >> and apple has unveiled its new macbook pro containing the advanced m3 family of chips and a faster cpu. last night on halloween eve, apple had a little fun because it described the new processing chip as scary fast. >> tonight, we're introducing a new family of breakthrough chips and bringing them to the world's best pro laptop macbook pro. >> the company also says the m3 chip brings, quote, even more performance and remarkable new capabilities to macbook pro, new developments. >> panera has a new warning on its caffeinated charge, lemonade after the death of a college

student. the drink now states that it should be consumed in moderation and is not recommended for people sensitive to caffeine. a new jersey family has sued panera, alleging their daughter, who had a heart condition, died after consuming the drink last year. it contains what the fda considers to be a full daily maximum intake of caffeine. panera says the caffeine content has always been listed in stores. >> now it's your morning money report. some employees at cvs and walgreens are expected to walk off the job for the second straight day. they protested yesterday over what they call harsh working conditions, which could put customers health at risk. it's part of an organized three day walkout that's set to end after tomorrow. most workers at these pharmacies are not in a union, not every store will be impacted by the walkout. and it's unclear how widespread this really is. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are down about 8 to 3 points this morning. >> do you want to own a piece of san mateo history? well, here's

your chance. a neon sign from lanai liquors is up for sale. i want to see it. there it is. the sign is from a liquor store that was located right next to the famous lanai bar and restaurant, which was built in 1950. the current owner of the sign says it's two sided. it has a multicolor and neon vibe to it, about 85% of the neon is still intact. it's about ten and one half feet tall, 10.5ft wide, and you can get it for $8,500. >> this is really fun. today is halloween, of course, and this is one of the most creative costumes we've seen this year. two sisters in georgia dressed up as roller coaster riders and the actual roller coaster. the video is blowing up on tiktok with more than 26 million views. the sisters are real estate agents. their work was their work. their employer. i should say, was having a halloween competition. so they put their crafting skills to use calling their costume the real estate roller coaster. and of course, they won for best dressed.

>> this is so adorable. i love it. it's a scream for me. >> they're very invested commitment to the things you're going to do it. do it. >> yeah. and it makes sense given their industry. i mean, they have been on a roller coaster. >> yeah. >> can they go down, though? that'd be great. let's bring it down. that's what we need. when those rates coming down. oh honestly, we're. >> we're on a loop. yeah. yeah >> they're still climbing that hill. >> yeah, we are climbing that hill chain lift. >> oh, good morning. if you have any plans to trick or treat later on this evening, you can probably do it without a jacket. we are in for a warm halloween today. here's a live look from our tam cam showing you the orange hues as the sun is on its way up. here's how your halloween is looking. expect bright skies, sunrise 733, mild midday and it's just a warm halloween this afternoon. above average 70 for everybody. the coast the bay shoreline and inland inland. look at that. we're approaching almost 80 degrees by 4 p.m. and that means we will have a mild evening on

the way. so 70s across the board , 73 in the city today, 75 in oakland, 79. in san jose, 75 in napa and san rafael, about 74 in concord, morgan hill. the warm spot coming in at 80 degrees overnight. tonight, we'll find those temperatures offers that steady pattern of 30s and 40s in our coldest spots under mainly clear skies. we begin november, believe it or not, a new month starts tomorrow on a warm note. picks up where october left off with mild temperatures into the 70s again in low 80s for daytime highs by the end of the week, cooler weather starts to move in here and by the weekend we'll track a cold front that will likely bring some light scattered showers. here's future weather late saturday into early sunday. that front is going to cross through northern california. we'll fine tune those details, see amounts probably on the lighter side, less than a quarter of an inch. but we'll get that timing a little bit better as we get those finer tuned details closer to the weekend. here's the accuweather seven day forecast is looking warm today and tomorrow start to cool off cloud

up by the end of the week. there's that weekend shower chance saturday into sunday. and don't forget clocks go back one hour as standard time begins early sunday jobina. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everybody. we have a new crash reported right now in sunol that's causing a large backup in the area. this is going to be on southbound 680 before the sunol off ramp. you can see the speeds are down to around 29mph in this area. also, your speeds will be pretty under the limit as you travel westbound on the san mateo bridge towards the peninsula. there you can see a lot of brake tapping, no blocking issues reported there, but we do have it at the richmond-san rafael bridge. again week four of the sigalert, we have the three westbound lanes blocked and then we will end here with our dry times and it's slowing on highway four, antioch to concord is going to be around 35 minutes. kumasi thank you. >> jobina kelly ripa and mark consuelos are going all out for halloween. in the episode today live with kelly and mark. they're taking a cue from taylor swift. the episode is called the eras show. for the first time since the pandemic, the audience will come in costume. it will

also be the first halloween show for mark as co-host. darling. when we're together, every night is halloween. >> i've only watched it on tv, so i can't wait to see the ingenuity and how creative these people are. we have the best, most creative, most inventive and artistic audience members on the planet. >> uh- what was that >> all right, what is the lady? >> okay, so in the past, the halloween episode has been among the highest rated and today's special will feature more than 50 costumes and cameos from celebrity guests. you can watch the special halloween episode of live with kelly and mark later this morning at 9:00 right here on abc. >> seven families in the south bay really get into the spooky season year after year. their front yard displays just get bigger and bigger. many houses start to look more like hollywood sets. one enthusiast

on felder drive in san jose has created a harry potter inspired display. owner matthew howard says they have thousands of people come by to enjoy the magic that comes with halloween. >> there's a lot of really great scares out there, but that's the problem. you can't take the little kids there. so we want something that was fun for the whole family to come out, spend some time and just really get the community out. it's like you're transported to diagon alley. you get to see all the storefronts. wow that is elaborate. >> impressive. there are plenty of other displays in to visit in san jose. you can find more information on those halloween displays on our website. abc7 news.com. >> see this makes sense. >> what does having halloween decorations. >> so you know when i got my flight got canceled and i had to stay in dallas overnight, i went to my friend's house. christmas lights up. oh, christmas lights up in the neighborhood. okay. i said where? what's going on already? that seems aggressive of and it wasn't just one like,

you know, that one neighbor who just extra it was really it was several more than one more than a trend. it's a trend so that's too early. >> it's really early. >> we stay with halloween, please. up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> reminder, you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. you can find us on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app. now you can start streaming and as we head to break, a live look outside right now. >> it is beautiful. and 655. we'll be right back.

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this video and call police. number two, the us government says it'll operate its final charter flight out of tel aviv to bring americans home today. >> the state department says the charter flights are ending because there's just no longer enough american passengers to fill them. commercial flights are still available. >> number three, a possible break for homeowners paying higher insurance rates. an oakland based company called zesty. i will begin providing analytics to california's insurer of last resort. and this could lead to lower insurance premiums for some people. >> number four, a heads up for bart riders. bart will stop selling paper tickets november 30th. the agency is getting ready to install new fare gates, which don't take the paper tickets. >> and number five, we're starting out in the 40s and 50s on our halloween. a light jacket is needed, but we are going to warm up later on this afternoon. it is a warm halloween on the way. here's a live look. the exploratorium camera showing you partly cloudy conditions as that sun gets up here. and here's how your halloween will shape up. we will have that sunrise at 733.

it is a bright halloween and it is warm by 4 p.m. we're all in the 70s. from the coast to the bay shoreline and inland. inland, some areas approaching 80 degrees. your sunset for all the trick or treaters occurring later on this evening at 612. number six, our biggest issue this morning is going to be a crash. >> we're following in sunol on southbound 680 right around the sunol off ramp. the backup is extending towards 580 right now and it looks like your average speeds are tracking around 45mph. so much improved and number seven, today is halloween and one college in kentucky is celebrating with its annual pumpkin mania festival. >> more than 500 jacqueline owners filled the steps of transylvania university after thursday. these pumpkins are going to be used to feed farm animals. do did you do yours? are you doing that tonight? >> okay, that's my plan. >> you have a design in mind? >> no, i have to look. i have to get some inspiration, you know,

get into the mood, get some movies on. it's going to be a good time. >> oh, i love that. >> coming up next on seven, we are going to be in our halloween costumes. last year, we were the good morning america anchors. i was up in drag for the first time this year. i have the easiest costume, so stream us and find out who we are good morning america for our viewers in the west. another hostage freed in gaza as israeli troops push forward with their offensive. back home. the american israeli teen released by hamas returning to chicago overnight, as an israeli soldier is freed from gaza, as the race to rescue hostages intensifies with israeli forces moving deeper into the region. prime minister netanyahu saying there will not be a cease fire, while the war is creating rising tensions in the u.s., with an increase in threats. taking on trump.