complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> happening now halloween. the change in the street party we discovered this year. good evening. >> crowds of people are flowing into san francisco's district at this hour as the halloween party starts. we have team coverage this evening from the world famous tradition in the city to a lesser known but very popular gathering in the south bay.

we begin with ktvu's amber lee that's going to tell us what's going on. >> reporter: we want to show you the crowd that's out here. there are plenty of people here. many are in costume. i've been covering this event for many years. i can tell you this is definitely a smaller crowd than in years past. with each passing hour, more people are arriving to show off their costumes. others are here to take in the spectacle. halloween in years past meant street closures and crack downs. four years ago, a movement to turn the street bash into a nonevent has prevented violence and reduce the number of rebelers. >> there's a lot of people out and the neighborhood everybody wants it to be. >> reporter: a bartender says fewer people has actually helped business. >> i think it makes it easier for people to come to locations and have a good time and feel

safe without having to be pressed with the mobs. >> reporter: this couple told us it's their first time. >> i expected more people to be honest. >> party, everybody on the street. >> reporter: some campaign workers used the occasion to stump for votes. there is a strong police presence here. officers say they want this to be the safe neighborhood gathering as it once was. >> this was the place to come. >> happy halloween. >> reporter: and it looks like people are still coming. as you can see, vehicles are allowed through. no street closures and police have set up a command center just steps from here. officers told us they will be here until 3:00 a.m. amber lee ktvu channel 2 news. >> neighborhoods have their own traditions on halloween.

lloyd is live where he found a neighborhood. >> reporter: i've been scaring a lot of people tonight. but the real frightening thing is halloween has now become the 4th most popular holiday inn america. and tonight we found a neighborhood where they really celebrate big time. >> there's scary themes, music, and costume trick or treaters galore. >> can you show me what you got? >> reese's, skittles and a few other things. >> this neighborhood hosts one of san jose's biggest party. streets are closed off. 1500 people came here last year. and not just for kids any more. >> it's my first halloween. i never celebrated halloween. so i thought i'm going to dress up.

>> reporter: robert is the ghoule behind the madness. >> we kept acquiring more stuff over the years and put together a nice big graveyard. >> we really get into it. we all have a lot of fun doing it. >> halloween is the most decorated holiday after christmas. the number one candy holiday of the year. $7 billion in halloween spending. these kissed were dressed as red bull cans. >> my dad sells it and he could get it easily. we just kind of made it. >> and in case you are wondering where i am, don't give out the street name. i guess i'm live in san jose. ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on halloween from southern california where the place to be

is santa monica boulevard in west hollywood. up to a half million people are expected to parade up and down the street. some are creepy, some are cute. this is the 23rd year of the party. in ten minutes making sure halloween is safe for all. the state of california coraled sex offenders. >> new information about an amber alert. within the past half hour authorities reported the missing children have been found and they are safe. the woman is under arrest. she's identified as 31-year-old april joy swartz. the two children again are okay. the woman and children were located just before 9:00 tonight. >> several investigations are underway tonight into a deadly

high speed chase. the chase ended in a crash about 11:00 this morning. it raced away at 70 miles an hour. the driver of that truck slammed into an suv and then into a wall. a woman passenger was killed and the driver was seriously injured. >> he is a wanted parolee. >> police say the two people in the suv remain in the hospital tonight in serious but stable condition. the highway patrol, parole board and district attorney are investigating with police. >> long shore workers are refusing to load or unload cargo because of concerns about potentially deadly shipping containers. tonight we found a long line of trucks stretched

outside the saa terminal. a union official tells the news three people have died after refrigeration gear exploded or caught fire. all the containers were serviced in vietnam earlier this year. they need to know if the containers are involved so they can take proper precautions. >> we've been told there are no unsafe containers. we discovered today there were 18 on there. and there's a huge difference between 0 and 18. >> the union says it called the work stoppage because two shipping lines wouldn't reveal if their containers were in vietnam. work is going on tonight at those terminals. >> now, to our continuing coverage of the pay areas occupy protest and a call for a general strike this wednesday in the city of oakland. members of the occupy encampment held a

briefing this afternoon. calling for work stoppages, school walk outs. occupy oakland said its goal is to end police attacks, corporate power and imperialism. want to show so long dare it y the head of the local chapter is also encouraging members to participate. at the port of oakland, it supports the occupy movement. up to each individual member to decide whether to walk off the job. >> backlash against the occupy oakland from businesses in the surrounding neighborhood. live in the downtown area where some merchants tell us that business is off as much as 40%. >> reporter: some of those merchants tell us they support the occupy movement but say the efforts to target big

corporations is hurting their small businesses. this sausage stand was quiet this evening. been like this ever since the occupy movement began. >> it's really hurting us. we're down about 40% easy . >> the manager says customers are checking out early to avoid any problems during the planned general strike on wednesday. this night club says it's struggling too. >> parties cancel on us and private events not come in. >> reporter: the oakland chamber of commerce says occupy protestors believe they are having an impact on 1%. but not in oakland sglchlt this 1% we keep hearing about is located on wall street. why penalize local businesses?

why intimidate them? >> reporter: the old town merchants association says some businesses have cut back hours and had layoffs. organizers said he hadn't heard that. >> this is a movement to take away the 1%. >> we're not the big guys. so it really hurts us . >> we're the 99%. >> we are the 99%. >> the news stand says business is up about 5% mostly from late night demonstrators stopping in. but what we're hearing tonight is those businesses that are gaining customers are being out numbered by those losing customers. live in oakland. ktvu channel 2 news. >> the national weather service plans to issue a fire warning for east bay and north bay at 6:00 tomorrow morning. tell us why now. >> a lot like the one we had

last week. areas of the north bay hills and east bay. a red flag warning for down sloping winds. not going to get that hot tomorrow or the next day. the winds are going to be present at higher elevations. gusts up to 35, maybe 40 miles an hour. that creates a red flag warning. that's what we have until early wednesday morning. the winds right now are on shore. begin to clock around over the next few hours. steve will be talking about wind gusts up to 25, 35 miles an hour. we've got a five day forecast that has rain in it. see you back here in just a little bit. >> two teenagers are missing on this halloween night. last seen on this college campus. why police have questions for their mother. >> also ahead, twin two year olds. the dangerous and delicate operations they are

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>> the search has ended for these two siblings. a 13-year-old boy and 15-year-old sister. the hope now is they call or show up at home. their mother who is 35 apparently last saw them at 10:00 this morning when she went into the fine arts building for a day of classes. they were supposed to wait on campus for her to get out at 4:00 but when she came out, they weren't there. she notified university police. officers searched buildings and grounds. housing areas and the mall next door. we have no photos or names of the teens yet but just got descriptions. both are mixed race. the youngest 13-year-old boy is 120 pounds, short black hair. he was wearing a purple t-shirt and black raider hoody and blue genes. his sister is 15 years

old. peach color shirt over. blew jeans and black vans sneakers. it's not clear if these kids have cell phones or how familiar they are with the city. but police have learned this is not the first time the mom has left them unattended on this campus on a day when they would presumably be in school. so there are still many unanswered questions on the circumstances. but university police, sf police, bart police and valello police are saesh muching for them. we're live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> bay area authorities are taking part in a tradition to keep children safe from sex offenders. reported tonight to

parole centers where officials made sure they had no contact with trick or treaters. it's a new part of operation voo. a program that enforces a curfew and prohibits offenders from handing out candy. >> a revised business plan for high speed rail system is set to be released tomorrow. almost $100 billion over 20 years. the first tracks would run between fresno and bakersfield. the price tag seems high but the growing population would need $170 billion in new transportation. >> herman cain today spoke out on recent allegations that he sexually harassed two women. >> i have never sexually harassed anyone and those accusations are totally false. >> the website reports two

female employees of the association complained about him when they worked with him. both women left the group after accepting settlements that included cash and a promise not to talk about why they were leaving. both st. mary's college and dominican university found out today they will not be hosting one of the political debates. last year they hosted it. and dominican hosted a debate between jerry brown and whitman. the commission picked the university of denver, and lynn university in florida. >> a congress woman made tough decisions today at the grocery store. shopped for groceries on a food stamp budget. she'll try to spend only $4.50 a day for

the next five days. the exercise will help her understand what it's like to live in poverty. >> for so many of us that live comfortably, we have no idea what it's like. all of a sudden i was thinking how am i going to drink coffee? >> religious leaders, groups, students and 8 other members of congress are taking part in the food stamp challenge. >> they've been joined together but tomorrow all of that will change for two little girls. rita tells us about the delicate operation that's expected to last 9 hours. >> happy halloween. >> reporter: this halloween these twins were making the rounds getting lots of treats. but their real treat comes tomorrow when for the first time the girls will no longer see each other only face-to-face.

they were born in the philippines joined at the chest and abdomen. their livers, breastbones and stomach muscles fuse together. their mother was 7 months pregnant when she found out the babies inside her were conjoined. >> i asked god why me? >> reporter: then last year, the family moved to san jose and the twins aunt started searching the internet to find hope for the hope less. she found it at this children's hospital. >> it's amazing. it's like i have to ask myself is this real? >> the surgery will be tricky. 6 hours to separate the girls. another 3 hours to then reconstruct their separate bill bodies. >> i'm fully expecting both girls to be perfect. >> years ago, their lives would have ended as they began, together.

now, as their surgeon said, they have a good chance to be perfect but separate. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we've got a very interesting forecast. red flag warning goes into affect tomorrow morning. stays into affect until wednesday morning and the five day forecast, we have showers headed your way with snow in the mountains. right now we have temperatures in the 50s and 60s. mild at 64. oakland downtown 64. the forecast for tonight is cool but not as cool as it has been. north bay low 40s, upper 30s. for most of us upper 30s, mid 40s and low 50s. that sticks into wednesday as well. the weather system to the north of us. right up here coming down from the gulf and drop straight down like this. change our weather big time. but until then, tomorrow looks like a really nice day.

daytime highs tomorrow easily into the low 80s. back here in 15 minutes. going to look at the five day forecast and talk about the chance of rain. >> tomorrow is also the start of the winter air of the spare season. the air district bans burning wood in fireplaces and stoves. first time offenders get warnings and second time offenders face fines up to $400. the season lasts through the end of february. >> he survived a shark attack. >> i want to thank everyone who supported me. all my friends on the beach. >> the quick rescue that saved his life.

new video to show you now of a big wet mess. firefighters tell us this was clipped by a

bus earlier tonight at the corner of second avenue and wanda street. thousands of gallons of water flooded the streets. the water has since been shut off. >> for the first time today we heard from that 27-year-old surfer who was nearly killed by a shark over the weekend. robert tells us when you see the victim's neck you'll understand why it is a miracle he is still alive. >> reporter: he underwent final evaluations today. then at 1:30 this afternoon the shark attack survivor was brought out so he could return home. >> i feel really lucky and grateful right now. thanks to everyone who helped me. >> reporter: he was attacked saturday morning around 7:00 while surfing. the bite marks on his surf board show a jaw width of 19 inches possibly from

a great white around 14 feet long. he toughered bites on his neck and right arm. >> the wound on the neck came within millimeters of being fatal and gave his rescuers credit for reacting quickly. >> despite not hitting the artery, he did have significant blood loss. their roll in stopping the bleeding actually were lifesaving. >> he thanked his rescuers. >> i just want to thank everyone who supported me. the paramedics who helped me in the ambulance. they did a great job. also, obviously everyone at the hospital. >> he had surgery on his right thumb. doctors say there's no apparent nerve damage but plan to reexamine the tendons. he jokes that he can't wait to get back in the water. ktvu channel 2 news. >> worries about europe's debt

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healthcare reform is changing the business of medicine and could impact your next visit to the doctor's office. in tonight's special report health and science editor explains what doctors are doing to keep your business in-house. >> everyone agrees it's a crisis. >> not happy with the healthcare system right now. >> i wish healthcare was free for everyone who needed it. >> rising healthcare costs bankrupt the country. adopt major reform, somebody gets hurt. listen to a healthy conmist. >> almost all change is difficult. >> a business advisor to doctors. >> i think it's going to be a mess. we're going to face a very serious physician shortage based mostly because of economics. >> and a doctor in the sick of decreasing economics. >> there are threats on a

consumer side to doctor/patient relationship. how much time they might have, their choice. >> rice runs the village doctor. no insurance, pay $14,000 cash a year for a family of 4. you get topnotch access and care. mostly cash, $150 a visit. the office works with one hmo and has ansulary services. >> here's the price list. i'm happy to do it for you. >> if they can keep it in-house, they can get the profit off of that. >> advises doctors to boost twindling income to adding to their practice like hearing tests, imaging and other diagnostics. there's potential for abuse even fraud. >> and you do see headlines

when someone does do this in a criminal way. >> less obvious, crossing an ethical line. >> if the enhancement of the income flow is the primary motivation in offering the service then i would be concerned. >> healthy conme says of that declining healthcare, keeps only 40%. >> increased physician income a lot by reducing how much we spend on those other 60%. >> he envisions new incentives to encourage preventive care. >> my guess is we will probably spend less. but what i am sure about is we will feel that we are really getting our money's worth. >> predicts without more money to doctors will become a third world country. >> you see the sick and injured on the side of the street. we're heading there.

>> which of those futures will be ours depends on a divided congress and a court system that's also divided. reform is all about the details especially those incentives. because from now on we have to treat healthcare as a business. health and science editor, ktvu channel 2 news. >> michael jackson's doctor has to decide by tomorrow if he will testify. attorneys will only say they'll see how the case progresses before making a decision. today, doctor paul whitefaced tough cross-examination but stuck to his theory that michael jackson -- probably left a loaded suringe within reach and left the room. >> sometime during that 40 minute period where i believe mr. jackson had the opportunity

and self administered the final fatal dose, yes. >> his testimony challenges that of former colleague doctor steven schafer who said the theory that jackson injected himself was quote -- >> started the spooky site on delaware drive five years ago. he charged $3 to see it and said the money goes to charity. but this year someone complained about the noise and the city says the haunted house violated fire codes. >> all that work and now we're just planning on decorating. decorate my neighbor's yard. whatever decorations we have left over keep decorating people's houses. >> he has scaled down the attraction and brought the decorations outside. he says he's working now to find a location for next year that will satisfy the city's rules.

>> today marks the unofficial start of the holiday season and there are signs of consumer spending. with families buying costumes and decorating homes, some folks are spending hundreds even thousands of dollars on halloween. the average person to spend $72 on halloween this year. and that is up from $66 last year. halloween is also the kick off for seasonal hiring. >> for vacation coverage, inventory as well as getting files prepared, any type of events is really what goes on. >> spirit halloween stores hired a thousand temporary workers and economists expect about half a million hires across the country in the coming months. >> we asked how much you spent on halloween. >> did more with less. several kids around here had last year's

costume on again. i bought a custom costume. too bad i didn't receive the whole costume on time. >> how much did you spend? tell us on facebook. >> outdoor mall will be the focus of a special meeting. the owner has been holding meetings for the past month and members of the city counsel and three city boards will offer their ideas on the 300,000 square foot expansion plan. the pose ability of adding 200 residential units and tearing down some retail space before rebuilding. final approval could come in the next few months. create a plan to help protect one of the nation's most scenic parks. a way to balance visitor access to the merced river. some worry the plan could limit the number of

visitors allowed at anyone time. four million people visit that park every year. >> somewhere in the world the united nations figured a baby born today is the 7 billionth person on earth. no way to know who it is, a little girl was declared the milestone. took 1804 to reach the first billion and the population has grown more quickly in the last few decades. >> the resolution san francisco is taking up tomorrow proposed by a candidate for mayor. >> that red flag warning tomorrow and increasing temperatures. i'll show you how hot or warm it will get tomorrow. >> and switched at birth.

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san francisco's supervisors are set to vote tomorrow on a resolution for occupy movement. held a hearing today. he wants a firm statement saying that no force will be used against the protestors. >> this resolution is important because we are seeing this huge change in people's attitudes about how well this is accumulating into fewer and fewer hands. >> some of the occupiers say officials are hearing them but others say they don't trust politicians. >> new details now about a woman killed last night while trying to run across interstate 680. she had been drinking. the 53-year-old woman was in

the southbound lanes around 9:30 last night when she was hit by several cars. the drivers did stop and cooperate. the woman's name has not been released. fire officials say two people are hospitalized tonight after a motor home caught fire. happened about 5:00 this morning. firefighters say they arrived to find a man and woman outside the home. airlifted to uc davis medical center. the man has improved but the woman remains in critical condition. no word yet on what started the fire. >> the un educational and scientific organization has given palestinians a victory. gave full membership. the white house voted no saying state hood can only be achieved through negotiations. u.s. also withdrew funding. in russia, a

court awarded two families a thun thousand dollars each. the families just discovered a maturity home switched their daughters. the girls have said they don't want to leave the parents who raised them. so the families are using the money to buy homes that are located near each other. soldiers and volunteers worked to repair flood barriers that failed. twice in two days water has broken through the walls. the months of flooding has forced them to cut production by 50% because of parts shortages from thailand. toyota is facing similar problems. >> coast guard returned home today after a three month deployment resulted in the capture of two drug boats. sent us video of one of the boats. they recovered 500 kilograms of cocaine and detained 5 people. a second boat was intercepted but details on that capture are

being withheld. >> a competition involving the best in the world gets underway tomorrow. the waves are one concern. the fog is another. >> 55 degrees right now. but there is a chance

trick or treating is on hold this halloween in parts of the northeast because of the weekend snowstorm. sidewalks are blocked and temperatures are around freezing tonight. hundreds of thousands of homes are still without power. new jersey governor said the damaged trees and train lines is worse than the damage caused by hurricane irene earlier this year. jet blue and american airlines are in trouble while planes are held up for hours.

passengers on one jet blue flight said after a 3 hour flight, they were stuck inside the plane on the ground for another 7 hours. that seemed to frustrate their pilot. >> we can't seem to get any help from our own company. i apologize for this. is there anyway you can get a tug and tow bar out here and get us towed somewhere to a gate or something. i don't care. i have a pair mraej i can on board that needs to come off. i have a diabetic. a list of things. i just got to get some help. >> new federal rules call for a $27,000 per passenger fine if flyers are stuck on a plane for more than 3 hours. >> a world-class surfing competition starts tomorrow. this is even bigger than mavericks. there is some concern that both the judges and the fans won't actually be able to see the surfers. >> if you look carefully through the fog, you can see

flashes of greatness. chris can see it. >> they are killing it compared to what we see. the speed lines, the turns, what they are doing off the top of the wave. it's incredible. >> he is a surfing fan a day ahead of the start of the rip curl competition. >> these are the top surfers in the world. 36 surfers will compete over 4 days. the event picks a new location every year. ocean beach was selected because it has some of the best waves in the world. >> just to be in the ocean there's a lot of paddling and it's tricky and big scary sharks under there. i don't know. it's an interesting place. >> e says the water is cold and the fog makes it difficult to see. he hopes it lists by tomorrow. >> this event is web cast around the world so the fog is a

concern for viewers at home but more importantly that is the judges stand and the judges have to be able to see how the surfers perform. >> the worst concern is the ocean is dead flat and for us doesn't look like it's going to be that. >> spokesman says millions of surfing fans follow this competition and hopes many people come out tomorrow to ocean beach to watch the start and the forecast looks promising. ktvu channel 2 news. >> would be a good day to go out to the beach. waves aren't too big right now. winds that brought us the red flag warning are going to start to head off shore. cleans up the ocean waves and gives us a red flag warning. that red flag warning stays in affect through wednesday morning and that's really for winds 40, 35, 40 miles an hour in the hills. so the fog forecast

tomorrow nonexistent. the fog as we go through the time it just doesn't happen. a few clouds to the north. off shore winds and the air sinking out of that high pressure eliminating the fog. the rip curl contest, they have 12 days to get it in. two days a row are good but thursday, friday, the potential for rain, not such a good situation. so we'll see rain around here thursday and friday as this high pressure weakens and storm track flies south. tomorrow and wednesday, the high pressure set up, it stays and tomorrow is the warmest day of the week. thursday this high starts to breakdown and all this moisture and cloud cover and cool air starts to head our way. that happens really on thursday. cloudy and much cooler thursday and friday and then once we get into friday, this cool air is

going to linger and be snow in the mountains. 5500 foot snow levels. even into saturday morning. at this point it's dependent on how quickly this area moves out. maybe sprinkles on the weekend. latest computer models bring a chance of sprinkles saturday and sunday. above the average. warmest of the week. 79 out in danville. walnut creek. heat but wind and low humidity. winds will be in the east bay hills. you'll notice the winds. down at sea level, you may not notice much. most of us noticed nothing but up in the hills you do. beaches tomorrow 60s and 70s. look what we do thursday and friday with a big temperature drop off and then saturday and sunday are i got a chance in there. you notice how much cooler it is.

temperatures tomorrow 20 degrees cooler as we go towards the end of the week. going to feel like winter for the weekend. >> strange week ahead. >> sweaters and boots weather. finally. thank you. a new breast cancer study could ease concerns about inheriting a higher risk of cancer. does not automatically put other relatives in a high risk category. 2007 study created concern that if a gene mutation was in the family, all woman were at risk. >> could help reduce prescription drug orders. requires the fda to report possible shortages and speed up reviews of new drug manufacturing sites and suppliers. also calls for an examination of drug shortages to make sure they aren't being

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the grape harvest and wine country is ending as growers welcome the end to a difficult year. the summer was cool and the rain didn't help the grapes either. the crop is 20% smaller than normal but on the plus side for growers. prices are up. the quality of the 20 11 remains to be senior tasted. but winemakers say they are confident. the 49ers are driving to a new stadium. crafting a financial plan that aims to break ground next year with hopes of opening it in time for the 2014 season. the original target was the 2015 season. a counsel woman would like to approve a financing plan by the end of this year. >> mark joins us now with

sports. didn't turn out so well for the sharks today. >> just tonight. they are doing well although the dream skates off track a little bit. but nonetheless sharks flying back to san jose. they delivered the goods. five wins, six games. would have been sweet six straight victories. the plays down two nothing already in the first. hit two posts. joe is there to knock it home. 6 goals in 6 games. now down 2-1 in the second. assist logan one timer. the rangers three of their own in that second period. ryan their team captain had two goals tonight. there's one of them right there. sharks are home thursday. penguins in town. a work in progress. the raiders signing defensive bk and they will workout a carson

palmer favorite target when they were back with cinncinati. >> they are now in a three way tie. 39 yards for kc. touchdown 10 nothing. but late we have a 20-20 game. chargers at the 15. ready for easy field goal. phillip rivers fumbles the football. not a good night for him. kansas city will force overtime and ryan, a 30 yard game winning field goal. chiefs, chargers and raiders all 4 and 3 in the afc. on the whole the 49ers offense was not what you call dynamic in the win over

cleveland but do have a dynamo. 134 more stacked up to add to his total. had some great blocking. got lots of natural instinct to go with the talent. >> sometimes i think you just look at it and know a where i can go at the play of the start. that's god. god blessed me with that. >> all right. you can probably count on one hand the number of athletes who have retired at just the right time. tony now the only manager to retire after winning the world series. talk about going out on top. next stop coopers town and the hall of fame. 33 years of managing. he just don't like it was time to end it.

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