weather this weekend. if you have the day off, and you can hit the beach, it is going to be stellar. 52, oakland. 56, hayward. rather chilly in the north bay. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s up there. if we head throughout the day, we are going to lose a lot of the low cloud cover. the fog is thick. nothing like we saw at this time yesterday morning. it is not going to last long. futurecast shows you by 11:00 a.m. today, we will see a complete offshore push as high pressure movesov onshore and pushes all the cloud cover out to sea. that means almost completely clear start even in san francisco this morning. we will see a little bit of patchy fog up in the north bay. sunny afternoon, highs in the upper 80s in some cities. 85, livermore, seven-day outlook. we are going to be watching for the potential for fire weather to develop. dry, gusty winds as we head through next week. that means you need to stay privy to the forecast for fire weather interest. we will have that coming up.

>> thank you very much. new this morning, a good samaritan who stopped her car to offer help to another driver in hayward paid for that with her own life. the chp says the woman and another person pulled over on interstate 880 at around 2:00 this morning to help the driver of another car who had crashed near the highway 92 interchange. while this woman was standing in the lane, another car crashed into her killing her on impact. as many as five other people were also injured in the pileup including a 14-year-old. they are now being treated at eden medical center and oakland children's hospital. so far, the condition of the victims has not been released. it is still early in the investigation. responding officers say the deadly crash appears to be a tragic accident and not a crime. >> people's general nature is to help one another. we definitely want people to help each other. on the freeway, this time of night, in the end, it is not probably a good idea to stop. the best thing you can do is pull over, call for help, pull

off the freeway. things like that. don't stop in the lane and put yourself at risk. leave that to us. >> several lanes of 880 were closed overnight while investigators search the scene. now, all lanes are clear. this morning, more aftershock, the rumbling in the east bay, dayings after thursday's 4.0 quake near berkeley. two quakes struck two miles southeast of berkeley. the first one, a 2.8. the second, a 1.3, small by bay area standards but enough to rouse some people from bed. today's quakes come days after thursday's shaker on the hayward fault line near berkeley followed by several aftershocks. seismologists are not surprised there were several earthquakes in the same spot. they have been watching quakes in this area for more than 40 years. they say, of all the places along the he ward fault, this is the most likely location for a cluster of quakes. they emphasize recent events are not an indication of the big one. >> it is not common but it is

not very unusual. so it is not reason for undue alarm. people just need to get prepared for the big one that eventually will come in the east bay. >> now, this morning, we have heard from viewers in berkeley, oakland, piedmont and aren da who say they felt the small quakes. so far, no reports of any damage or injuries. this morning, a bay area family is burying their daughter, a victim of circumstance in a southern dra k shooting rampage. the native was getting her hair done at a salon when a man walked in and started firing. the mother of three was one of nine people that lost her life that day. her sister was in new york when she heard about that rampage. >> she was special. she was a selfless, caring

person. >> private memorial services for michelle fast are held this morning. beaten up and on the run, a bay area biker suspected of killing a man at a hell's angel funeral is dodging police. he may have a woman with him. police say her life may be in danger. a manhunt is underway for steve luis accused of killing a fellow biker at a funeral last weekend. he has two black eyes and other injuries. with him may be 42-year-old crystal trahijo who also goes by the name ferguson. they could be on the way to new york in a gold colored chevy suburban. he allegedly killed a man in front of thousands of people gather ford a burial of the president of the san francisco chapter of hell's angels. this morning, "occupy

oakland" protesters are digging in. looking live at the occupy protest, hundreds were ordered to pack up the camps or end up in handcuffs. they issued the notice thursday and upped the stakes last night threatening to arrest them if they don't leave frank ogawa plaza. they say cooking equipment, hay, and human waste propose a human health hazardous. >> the overnight camping is no longer permitted overnight on frank ogawa plaza. they say they are building a society and fulfilling the needs of the protesters and have no services. bringing out the big guns literally in san leandro, a new state law banning open carry of pistols takes effect january 1st. gun owners are planning to start

packing heat in public as often as they can. we are talking rifles and shotguns. today, they will be carrying their biggest guns to prove a point in san leandro. they want the law repealed and the right to carry an unloaded pistol in public. supporters of the law say this plan will backfire and are calling this display an invitation to ban long rifles in public. the california correction department issued 26,000 layoff warnings. this he were sent to employees with fewer than 10 years of service. as many as 180 employees at san quentin got the notices. the statewide number is still unclear. official notices don't go out until next month. employees will have until the end of february to make their decision. a difficult chapter in american history is now closed. >> today, i can say that our

troops in iraq will definitely be home for the holidays. >> president obama announcing all 39,000 troops stationed in iraq will pull out by the end of the year. the original plan was to pull most of the troops out by the end of the year and leave a few,000 training troops on the ground. the president decided to pull everybody out after the iraqi government refused to guarantee immunity to the troops left behind. here is the reaction from two soldiers who have done multiple tours of duty. >> it is not just sacrifice we make but the sacrifices by the employers as reservists and the families. >> we are still fully entrenched in what we are doing in afghanistan. we need to continue to keep the intensity up even though we are now in the process of ramping down in iraq. >> over the past eight years, more than 4,000 soldiers have been killed in the line of duty in iraq. tens of thousands of others are suffering from physical and emotional wounds.

the conservative price tag for the war, $700 billion. one of the heroes of the september 11th terrorist attack will have a lasting presence in san francisco where a new building will bear her name. the chinese recreation center is still under construction at mason street in washington. when the opening ceremony is held, the building will bear the name of betty aung, a chinatown native and flight attendant on american airlines flight 11, she was the person to report the hijacking. she called airlines operations center which alerted authorities to the terror plot as it was unfolding. we still have more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, lines, luggage and baggage fees, a few of the things that will turn your travel from holiday fun to holiday ho-hum. a bay area airport is bringing you some holiday cheer, what they are offering for free during the busiest time of the year. you want to see inscribed

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good saturday morning. welcome back. we are looking live at the oakland airport this morning. oakland international is offering up to three days of free parking for travelers leaving the airport midweek between november 24th and december 22nd. check out oakland airport.com to get a parking coupon. don't say we never gave you anything for free. aviation bugs take wing. the bay area's first plane event kicks off this weekend. our own bob riddell has a sneak peek. >> they are have the first ever bay area ex plane events.

this was built in the '70s. if you had flown on a commercial aircraft, would you consider this to be pretty spacious. could you scoot over a little bit? just kidding. experimental aircraft, does that mean dangerous? >> absolutely not, not dangerous. >> what does it mean? >> it means people that built their own aircraft and fly them. sometimes it means the first time it has ever been made or created and other times it means it is a home build, built by the person who is going to fly it. >> this particular aircraft was built by a company. this is a one off meaning it was the first one or a prototype. >> the one we are sitting in is a prototype. the building of it, who is out of monterrey. >> very small person? >> actually, as big as us. i know, crazy. >> really? >> he built plans to it and sold plans to people who built this helicopter. >> if i can get out of it, it is almost like a rubik's cube.

i need to be a con tore shunist. willie's mom here. you were the first woman to build her own airplane and fly it across country and you are standing in front of it right now? >> yes. >> how did this come to be? >> that's right. i knew how to cut and paste very well. i also had encouragement. i wanted adventure. >> what was that first flight like in the plane right behind you? >> well, i had the people that worked with me and helped me learn how to rivet and cut and weld and all the things i had to learn were emotionally inside that cockpit with me. >> is there a level of nervousness to know that you are also not only the creator of the airplane by the aka, the test pilot? >> of course, i was nervous. i was so nervous i forgot to turn on the gas. i couldn't find anything wrong except turn on the gas stupid.

>> gail turner, thank you very much. appreciate you being here. her plane is on display at the museum. as always, watch that prop. as are some of the other experimental aircrafts. they are having the first bay area ex plane events. you can come out and meet these people that have a different sense of adventure than most of us. that's a good thing. you can go he to hiller.org for more information. the event is this saturday at the hiller aviation museum. >> i don't like experiment in front of aircraft when i fly. >> two words that should never go together in my book as well. good morning to you. you know what, we have some flight delays out of sfo earlier this week because of fog. take a look at what's happening right here, right now. 7:16 a.m., almost a complete clear start. overall, your temperatures in the 40s, 50s. we are already starting to clear

out before 8:00 a.m. we have 10 miles of advice ability from san jose through livermore. san francisco and oakland reporting 10 miles. the only place that is dropping off is napa. santa san san santa rosa had a mile and a quarter. if you want to hit the beach, upper 80s inland. upper 70s at the coast. we are going to get a beautiful, beautiful start yet again tomorrow. these are your highs for today. not too shabby. 75, oakland, 84, san jose. then, we start to concern ourselves with the potential for dry, breezy winds. offshore flow really kicks into high gear monday through wednesday. we are not only going to stay warm. the warm weather continues also. it will get really dry around here and breezy. we are watching for fire weather monday through wednesday. we will keep updating you on that. as we head throughout the weekend, something happening right here this weekend.

the raiders are in town taking on kansas city. the game starts at 1:05. take a look at your tailgating weather. 71 degrees at noon. kickoff, 72 degrees. also, for today, we have cal and stanford at home. make sure you bring the sunglasses if you are going to be attending either of those games, because a lot of sunshine all across the bay area. santa cruz, 82, your beach day. next week, you will be breaking out the chap stick but your temperatures will stay in the 80s, kind of a last stretch of summerlike weather. things start to change as we head into next weekend. back to you. >> latina reinhardt and matthias

chavez tied the knot in front of the hall. he is the nephew of caesar chavez. he said he supports the movement and he called the backdrop fitting. >> it means a lot. it added everything to the moment. it was beautiful. >> as for the bride, latrina said that the protesters made their wedding more meaningful. protests are nothing new here in the bay area. this morning, protests and demonstrations are giving one of our most loved cities a new distinction. a popular blog, the daily beat, labels it as one of the angriest cities in the country. if you live in the city by the bay, no need to take offense. this has to do more with protests. san francisco ranks fourth on the top five angriest city. also making the cut, tucson, arizona, above san francisco is seattle at number three,

portland oregon as number two and denver gets the top spot. i wouldn't have picked those as angry places. still to come, college roommates going head to head on the gridiron. why an nfl quarterback could be pitted against his best man this weekend. looking live at the golden gate bridge, you can see lots of pillars there. it is not too foggy and it will not be shabby. shabby. christina says, warming up nicely. we will talk with her again in a little bit. >> what is the america's cup? >> teams from all over the world. the excitement level is unbelievable. >> it can be really fun to get down by the water and watch these guys race. >> i think it will have a tremendous effect on san francisco in positive ways and a few negative ways. >> it will bring in a lot of money and create a lot of jobs.

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snap even though he hasn't suited up sense january? the coach is playing down that decision. he had his first practice after traded from the bengals three days ago. if palmer does start, he will go head to head with his former college roommate, matt cassel. they roomed together while playing at usc. both were recruited to play at usc by current raiders coach, hugh jackson, who used to be an assistant coach for the trojans and palmer was cassel's best man at his wedding. michael phelps is going virtual with the release of this game. he is partnering up to create the world's first swimming game for x-box 360. it allows players to move their bodies to replicate his swimming style against other olympians. he is using his new game to help

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good morning to you. the time now, 7:26, taking a live look at oakland just outside of city hall where you see many people in the tent city exposed to the elements. it is chilly out there this morning. they are actually going to get some summerlike camping weather as we head through not only this weekend but all the way into next week. temperatures really warming up. the reason why is high pressure moving in. 73 degrees later on today in san francisco. 79, redwood city. 85 later on in los gatos. the temperatures warm in the

livermore region. an additional 5 degrees as we kick off sunday, high pressure really moving in. that means things are going to start to change next week. high pressure will set up off to our east. that will drive the winds offshore. we are talking about dry, windy weather next week. we will talk all about that. we have your raiders forecast and the seven-day. >> how is this for a wipeout? >> a discount store in wisconsin. now, you are looking at nearly 7,000 bottles of wine crashing to the floor. the bottles came tumbling down whether store shelves collapsed covering the floor with an inch or two of wine. the store's insurance policy covers that damage, hopefully, it will also pay for some shelving as well. >> much more ahead on "today in the bay." californians, turning the key when they are too drunk tooo drive. the new way the chp is cracking

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take a look at this start to the day in san francisco. this is one of our cameras there. the city overlooking everything. if you are into hot coffee, have it early this morning. by this afternoon, you will need ice coffee. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. meteorologist, christina lauren is here for a visit because rob is off this morning. good morning. rob needed a vacation. 46 in novato. 60, san francisco, take a look at your temperature difference between marin and san francisco. as we head tlutd the day, we are going to warm up. patchy fog, some ragged patches out there from that live picture of san francisco. that's all we are going to see today over the usual suspects, half moon bay, pacifica. not as much fog as we are accustomed to.

what we did have up in santa rosa, about an hour ago, 10 miles of visibility. 73, san francisco, 70 santa cruz. inland temperatures getting on the warm side. outdoor activities, do it early in the east bay. right now, i will send it back to you, chris. we will have the seven day coming up. new this morning, a tragic accident in the east bay where an oakland woman trying to held another driver on 880 was struck and killed by an oncoming car in hayward. the chp says the woman and another person pulled over around 2:00 this morning on interstate 880 to help the driver of another car that crashed near the highway 92 interchange. while that woman was standing in the lane, another car crashed into her killing her on impact. as many as five other people were also injured in this pileup, including a 14-year-old. they are now being treated at

eed eden medical center and oakland children's hospital. no conditions are released. a manhunt underway for a person that shot two men. a 42-year-old man is clinging to life after being shot near the intersection of pulgas and cypress avenue around 11:30. a 38-year-old man was also shot but he is expected to recover. both victims are being treated at stanford hospital. so far, police are not saying what led to the shootings. officers are not releasing a description ha description of the suspect they are looking for. on the run and with a passenger in tow, a bay area man, steve ruis, a biker accused of killing fellow gang member at a funeral last weaken. he has two black eyes and other injuries and may have a passenger with him, 42-year-old crystal truhijo who also goes by

the last name ferguson. they could be on the way to arizona or new york according to police. they may be driving a gold colored chevy suburban. this morning, a bay area family is mourning the death of their daughter killed during a shooting rampage at a southern california hair salon. michelle fast's family is still coming to grips with how she died. the atherton native was getting her hair done when a man walked in and started firing at a salon. the mother of three is one of nine people who lost their lives that day. private memorial services for michelle fast will be held this morning in menlo park. throughout the state, the chp is seeing a big drop in drunk driving deaths. they are down 25% this year. a federal grant gets most of the credit for that decline. that money funds the border to border dui enforcement program. it has two components, education and enforcement. the enforcement comes in the form of more sobriety check points in so-called saturation

patrol. >> saturation patrol is focused on the significant area where there is a significant affair, a big concert. we will focus on that location. the officers to patrol that specific area. they are helping to recuse dui fatalities by being more diligent to report drunk drivers. two small quakes rattled the ground and rattled some nerves overnight. two quakes struck two miles southeast of berkeley a few minutes after midnight. the first a 2.8. the second, a 1.3. they were enough to rouse people from bed. we have heard from people in berkeley, oakland, piedmont and arin da. so far, no reports of damage or injury. they come days after thursday's

quake. it has been 143 years since the last major quake shook the hayward fault. it physically erupts every 140 years. in theory, we are three years overdue. joe rosato jr. reporting. >> you see the damage on the -- up here. the patching. >> reporter: there is very little chance anyone would ever accuse luther strayer of being obsessed with perfection. >> reporter: the cal state east bay geology professor has a passion for broken things. >> there are some facades up here that are flexed, which are kind of neat. >> reporter: he has plenty to get excited about in downtown hayward where the hayward fault cuts a very public path. >> you can see buildings that are being offset, curves that are being offset. his tour of fault line hotspots

include the city hall. >> a two-inch wide gap that is clear that this building is slowly crumbling. unless it is shored up, it will fall down. i am guessing this wasn't always a dry waiveway. i think this was a building that came down. >> reporter: he shows where the fault has left buckled curves an roof tops with unintended ankles. >> it runs right through that garden over to the left through the empty lot. >> reporter: he is especially fond of a curb at the intersection of prospect and rose which he and other geologists beg the city to not repair. >> people come interest around the country and around the world to look at this offset. it is pretty dramatic. >> this is pretty much where they come from. >> reporter: tony merritt doesn't share his excitement for the fault since his black winged tattoo shop sits in a brick building right on top of it. >> it is a little ominous to

tell you the truth. this building is just literally brick and some steel. >> reporter: fortunately, merritt and his crew have an emergency plan. >> if a really big quake happens, wither pretty much screwed. hit the doors as fast as you can. >> no way to sugar-goat this. you need an awful lot of sugar. >> reporter: so strayer tells it the way it is, the hayward fault is due for a major quake any time. if you need proof, he would be happy to take you for a walk. joe rosato jr. >> the active zone is running right through here. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >> you have got to love his passion. much more ahead, the 411 on the 669 are the new area code in the 408. can you hear me now? wmy agctanlane industry scores ra sco lawmerak but will the celebration be short-lived?

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hope you are having a nice start to your day looking live at the golden gate bridge. you can see lots of blue sky. we expect lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures and christine lauren coming up in just a few moments. san francisco's controversial cell phone radiation law won't go into effect on tuesday. the city is delays the start date until a federal judge rules on the request to block the law all together. cell phone stores are required to put up posters and hand out fact sheets warning people with cell phone radiation. it is the first right to know law. cell phone companies say that the warnings are alarmist and based on opinion and not fact. move over 408. here comes 669. silicon valley is getting a second area code to accommodate the growing population. the california puc just approved the 669 area code. if you are a current customer and you have a 408, you don't have to change your existing phone number. everyone's dialing habits will have to change. when you call any number within

the 408, you will have to dial the area code plus the phone number. the new area code will be given out starting in november of next year. we still have more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, triumphing over tragedy. a church here in the bay area is doing what it can to bring people together as violence tears people apart over in europe. we are starting out so beautiful, kris. take a look at this live picture of san jose. we are clear not only in the tri-valley. we are clear at the coast this morning. that means beach weather. i yav hreic pchea f bhees tor day. all in your complete bay area forecast.

a peaceful protest ended in a massacre. earlier this month, 25 christians were killed by members of the egyptian military

police. the group was protesting a church attack. next weekend, the saint mother's coptic ortho doc church will host a carnival dedicated to the families killed in the attack and to raise awareness of what is happening there. this really does hit close to home. most of us just see the images of violence on television. it is close to home for you? >> definitely. my mom was actually in egypt at the time of the revolution. so it gives you an opportunity to put simple freedoms in perspective. >> some of the simple freedoms are the freedom to gather and this unity festival that you are planning, what is the point of getting people together? >> well, initially, the idea was, it is an opportunity for the local coptic christians to give something back to the community here in the tri valley region. in light of recent events in egypt, it took on a whole new

meaning. we've dedicated the carnival to the victims of the attacks that you mentioned and the funds and proceeds are constantly going towards supporting the families and supporting any efforts that will raise awareness regarding the christians in egypt and the attacks that are going on and kind of the chaotic aftermath that goes along with the revolution. >> what are some of the things that you are going to be doing at the festival? sometimes you say festival. we expect just fun and lightheartedness. will there be any serious any about educating people? >> at the carnival, games for all ages and great middle eastern, mediterranean cuisine and prizes. with what's going on in egypt, there is definitely going to be another aspect to it. an educational opportunity, an opportunity to make people aware

of what's going on there. of what we can do to help. >> about 25% of the people who are working in this carnival are trying to get asylum. >> yes. >> because they don't want to have to go back to what your mom experienced in egypt. definitely. what they have been through, we are lucky, we have been here for years now, my parents have. but for them, a lot of these families that are participating now and have recently come to join us here in our church are people that had plans on spending their whole lives in egypt and saw those plans ripped away from them in a matter of weeks. it's complete instability and hard to plan for a future like that. so they picked up and came and they have been the most active people in the process. >> so, again, the festival is happening at your church in

pleasantson. if you want more information, here it is, saturday the 29th and sunday the 30th in pleasa pleasanton. >> here is christina. >> it is going to be nice out there. good morning to you at home. take a look at the live picture. the city by the bay. pleasanton is going to be a little bit on the warm side. dress in layers. it is chilly out now. sun is out in full force almost over the entire bay area. a warm and sunny afternoon. 60 degrees in san francisco. 53, concord. really good visibility. fog earlier. those are clearing out quickly. down through the south bay, nice and clear this morning. good morning for walking the dogs. speaking of which, wait until you meet the pet of the week, super duper cute, coming up in a moment. the fog i not expected to return

until we hit tomorrow morning. we are not going to see much of it even then. almost a completely clear start. as we kick off your sunday. offshore flow starting to dry up. windy conditions next week. the temperatures this week, excuse me, this weekend, the upper 80s. the coast, the upper 70s. we are going to stay in the 80s and the 70s. it is going to change around here. you are probably going to find much dryer conditions as this area of high pressure sets up monday through wednesday. we haven't had to deal with any real significant fire weather as we are heading through this summer and even for the first part of fall, it has been relatively quiet around here. as you can see, things are going to be comfortable for the raiders game to take on kansas city on sunday. 1:05, 72 degrees. comfortable condition. a little time on your seven-day. it is hard to believe it is almost halloween whether you are looking at numbers like this. up po 88 degrees on sunday. 80, monday, 81, tuesday. these are your san jose temps.

a couple of fog free days. tuesday and wednesday, we will be concerned with fire weather. >> you talk to friends and family across the country about halloween. they are like, the snow, the rain, the wind, it is going to ruin the costumes. here, it is like, it might be too hot. we are not encouraging those costumes. for some reason, they get smaller and smaller every single year. >> i can't even find one this year. >> thank you very much, christina. we will cover up for halloween. much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, new insight into the final years of tech inno he innovator, steve jobs. why he ravingedlife-savg surgery? the official word from his official biographer just ahead.

a very nice start to the day in oakland. the raiders playing here at home tomorrow. christina says we will use sunscreen and bring your sunglasses, because it is going

to be toasty. steve jobs once tried to warn president obama about the american economy. the new biography out next week says he warned the president that unless he made major changes to the economy and the system, he would be a one-term president. we have a look at the book that is already a best seller. >> reporter: it may not sell as fast as his apple products but steve jobs autobiography will be big topping best sellers list before it is released. >> one of the one or two biggest books. >> reporter: he granted author walter isakson more than 40 years of interviews. among the rejection, his regret over rejekted pancreatic cancer surgery. >> he tried to treat it with diet. he goes to a spiritualist,

various ways of doing it macro biotically. he doesn't get an operation. >> why doesn't he get it operated on immediately? >> i have asked him that. he said, i didn't want my body to be opened. i didn't want to be violated in that way. >> jobs also talked about being bullied as a child and giving up christianity as a teen. >> building a company is really hard. >> jobs, also very competitive, called microsoft's bill gates unimaginative saying he shamelessly ripped off other people's ideas and vowed to destroy the android operating system accusing google of grand theft of iphone features. >> i do think we are going to get a more complete, more nuanced, more whole picture of him than we have ever seen before. >> one that may still not completely explain the complex person that was steve jobs. >> the official biography by

walter isakson is simply called, steve jobs. it hits book shelves on monday. facebook creator, mark zuckerberg, is the world's youngest billionaire and quickly become one of silicon valley's recognizes faces. now, he is friending a round the clock security company. the ceo reportedly acquired a 24-hour security team to protect him and his home. this year, he took out a restraining order against one man harassing him at his home and at facebook's headquarters. the new security team will also probably keep away pesky reporters like bob riddell who posted a like sign on his front gate when he first moved into his house a few months ago. much more ahead on "today in the bay." still to come, our pet of theeek, week, anabel is a cutie.

we will show you how you can give her a loving home just ahead.

>> looking live at the golden gate bridge. looking nice in international orange. we can see all of it because the fog is going away very early this morning. and we have some special guests from pets in need this morning, volunteer lisa simmons is here with annabelle, a chihuahua mix. she looks like the paintings of the dogs in the ancient caves of egypt. >> she does. she is not one of those. we think she is a chiwini. >> that's a new one. >> she is long and low and she has a lot of dachy characteristics as well as some chihuahua character rest sticks. she is very shy but warms up quickly, young, about a year and a half, loves other dogs, respectful of cats. she likes children. we think she would be great for just about flib. >> that sounds great.

if you want to find out more about this chiwini or any of the other wonderful dogs that are available for adoption, go to petsinneed.org. >> thanks for bringing in annabelle. that made my day. >> how much candy will your kids bring home on halloween night? chances are a lot. if they live in the bay area. it is ranked as one of the best cities to trick or treat. san jose takes sixth place. fifth is chicago, seattle, number four. honolulu, three. number two goes to boston. the number one best city for trick-or-treater is san francisco. not exactly a scientific survey they say but it does find that the cities have expensive neighborhoods and lots of homes in easy walking distance so kids can cover a lot of ground in little time. if you are looking for a good place to establish a dental practice, maybe here is your place.

>> thanks for joining us. usc is taking on notre dame starting at 4:30. we will have local news at 8:00 and 11:00 tonight. of course, you can get all of your news all day long at nbcbayarea.com. have a great day! one last look at annabelle. see you tomorrow.

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