a man rams his rv into a car. next. remember this guy? he's the drug company big shot who raised the price of a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more. prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save californians nearly a billion dollars a year. join the california nurses association and aarp and vote yes on sixty-one. the drug giants won't like it.

and he'll hate it. but first -- new details about ... at an east bay a soggy sunday. rain drenches the bay area and could it be a wet halloween? >> but first, new details about an rv rampage at an east bay park. cars rammed and police were nearly hit as well. and good evening i'm juliet goodrich. >> it all happened when a cop asked some men to move their suv. >> reporter: the sound of a gunshot was caught on a witnesses cell phone camera. >> it was very scary. very scary. >> reporter: julio ramirez was standing outside his house near tennison park when hayward police opened fire around 9:15 last night.

>> boom, boom, boom. >> like nine times. nine times. >> so you ducked your head. >> i went like this. yeah. then i just went inside. >> reporter: witnesses say it all started when a park ranger went up to a car and told the rv driver he needed to move along. the rv driver apparently moved ahead and rammed the vehicle. he went on a rampage smashing into a half dozen cars that were parked alongside the park. then when the police arrived, investigators say he rammed his rv into more than one police car. >>e assaulted the parked cars and assaulted the officers that tried to stop him. >> rafael arellano saw it all happened. >> when he pulled up behind him. that's when he smashed the car. then they'll have to defend themselves. that's when i knew everybody get in the house, get in the house. and the gunfire started. >> hayward police say multiple

officers opened fire. they're not saying how many. those officers will be placed on paid administrative leave. in hayward, joe vasquez. >> there was heavy rain on the golden gate bridge and plenty of showers in the north bay. >> along the coast in pacifica you can hear how hard the rain came down this morning. bursts of heavy rain drenched parts of the east bay including pleasantton where people have their umbrellas ready. in the south bay, it was a similar scene drivers going slow on the slippery roadway. >> there's still a few showers dotting the north bay landscape. but they will mostly disappear before sunrise. as for what's next another low in the northwest and then promises to keep weather wet especially north of the golden gate for most of the day.

that means evening showers for halloween. at least for parts of the bay area so be sure an umbrella is part of your costume. after halloween big changes and details in the forecast coming up. >> take a look at this in the mountain snow is the big story this was the view from sierra at tahoe just the start of where they would see a white thanksgiving. >> reporter: just west of cisco grove they ran into a slushy surprise. >> we started to panic. >> reporter: this was i80 near king vail just after 2:00 p.m. >> it came in like january. i've never seen it snow so hard in october like that. >> reporter: caltrans superintendent dave wood says it only took about 30 minutes for 6-inches of snow to

accumulate and from nayak to kingdale, the winter weather brought slow traffic. woods says the biggest concern today all of the drivers he saw unprepared to face a snowy sierra. >> i can't tell you how many cars were trying to push through the snow. chain controls still in effect in parts of i80 westbound. in cisco, macy jenkins, kpixfive. donald trump is again calling out hillary clinton to her e-mail probe.

and he's now comparing it to another great political scandal. >> this is the second biggest scandal since water gate. my contract with the american voter begins with a plan to end the rampant government corruption. >> today the fbi announced it's also looking into what clinton's top aide has been sending out through her e-mail. >> reporter: the fbi is now reading through thousands of e- mails sent through a laptop shared by abedine and weiner. donald trump argues this is the

biggest political scandal since water gate. >> we never thought we were going to say thank you to anthony weiner. >> the clinton campaign is focusing on james comey's decision to publicize the developments just days before the election. >> the more information that comes out the more overblown it has seen. >> reporter: clinton avoided directly discussing the case. >> there's a lot of noise and distraction but comes down to what kind of future we want and who as our president can help us get there. >> reporter: clinton's lead in the poll has been shrinking for more than a week. candidates are just one point apart nationally. early voting is setting records in san francisco and we're still more than a week from election day. ogerin is at city hall where voters weren't the only ones showing up. >> no they weren't. california set a new state record 18.7 million people are

registered to vote in this upcoming election. san francisco is setting some voter records of its own. san francisco's election director said 7,000 people came out yesterday to vote early. that's up from 100 first day of early voting. >> it's something i enjoy doing. it's my civil duty. >> reporter: elizabeth dunlap has a poll taker. >> i just want to make sure that people have the right to vote. >> san francisco's election director says the department tripled the capacity of its voting centers to encourage people to come out and vote early. >> i think people are interested in the election. we have a lot of people who wanted to sign up tor -- sign up to be poll workers. it's great to see people participate. >> here's your pin. >> reporter: inspectors were given carts full of materials, pins and voter swag. >> if you don't want to wait to

vote until election day in san francisco, early voting will start up again tomorrow at city hall at 8:00 tomorrow morning. in san francisco, kate cogerin. in the south bay voters will go to the polls in santa clara to pick a new police chief. incumbent mike sellers is facing his first ever challenger. it comes as the police officers association has approved a no confidence vote in them. and looking into whether taxpayer money was paid to pay santa clara officers to provide security at levi stadium. >> he's going to say that it was a mistake. but i don't accept that. he is the department head. he said he was in charge of the budget. he should have been aware of what was going on. >> i think over all, our staff within the police department has done an excellent job in capturing those costs. >> sellers says even if he loses he will consider staying on with the department. a disturbing crime, police say someone sexually assaulted

a disabled boy. this happened at the bay point station. a man allegedly followed a boy who had down syndrome into a restroom then assaulted him. that man is now in jail held on suspicious of lewd acts on a child. the victim was taken to a hospital in vallejo. investigators have identified the suspects in a double homicide in sonoma county. they're on the run and considered armed and dangerous. deputies say robert randolph and labron both of philadelphia flew to san francisco to make a large marijuana sale in the bay. three people were shot in what was supposed to be a pot deal at a home in sebastapool. investigators say the suspects flew back to philadelphia on october 17th. a police sex scandal in the east bay is costing more cops their job. at the beginning, one officer was going to be let go, now

it's four. they've all been linked to four police officers who exchanged sex for protection. still ahead, a billion dollars on a facility for sick california prisoners. it was supposed to save taxpayers cash in the long run. but we found out the costs are skyrocketing instead. >> another powerful earthquake hits central italy bringing the buildings the strongest quake in decades. >> and trapped in her car for five days, a missing california woman is found alive. >> closed captioning is brought to you by living spaces. ,,,,,,,,,,

shook central italy today. this one -- the strongest in 30 years. the 6-point-6 quake hit the same region another powerful earthquake shook central italy the strongest in 30 years. the 6.6 quake hit the same region that was struck last week and last summer. reporter seth done looks at the damage and miracle, no one was killed. >> centuries old buildings that withstood the series of quakes. where the historic basilica was damaged and rubble filled streets. the twin quakes on wednesday and the one in august were centered not far from here. >> very, very very strong. and the most strong. >> reporter: so strong that today's quake cracked stephano's home and blew out windows. >> so this is home now.

>> after the august quake, the family moved into a camper in their front yard. >> very little space. >> reporter: for a vacation that van is good obrini told us but we've never been on vacation in it. the historic center behind it has been closed off and emptied out as authorities are trying to keep people away from precarious structures. the italian phrase we keep hearing here is opa ura, i'm scared. set doane. the fight against the oil pipeline came from san francisco today. dozens of people gathered to hear the woman that's been at the front of the battle. the company behind it says it's a safer way to carry the oil. tensions have now reached a

boiling point. >> we seized that land where the pipeline is supposed to be buries. -- buried. in the past week law enforcement has circled it and used militaristic force. >> in the last week 144 protesters have been arrested. it is the crowned jewel of the prison system. but so far it hasn't worked out that way. >> reporter: welcome to the california health care facility. >> we have dental care and medical care. we have over 1,000 nurses and primary care providers. we have 27 on site. >> a massive staff to take care of prisoners from all over the

state like richard mays. >> my spine is messed up. also i have heart problems, i had to get stents. >> he says that it takes months to get an appointment, and the dentist he tries to avoid. >> we don't really like the dentist because he pulls all our teeth. dr.adams tells us it's a win- win for prisoners. >> the idea behind it from a health care perspective is to really -- >> paid for bay taxpayers it hasn't made a dent. in fact, the opposite has

happened. costs have gone up. the cost has skyrocketed to 2.4 billion. >> those numbers are correct. >> reporter: it's to be expected. >> the population over 60-year- old inmates is the fastest growing segment in our health care system. we're going to definitely have higher costs. she points to some cost savings like to prisons new state of the art program that allows prisoners to the comply with prisoners on the inside while they stay behind bars. but we found prisoners are still being driven to outside -- we spotted a row of prison vans locatedded at san joaquin general in a recent visit. outside hospital costs provided through health net are up 8%. and transport and garden costs statewide are up a whopping 52%. >> explain to me how you build a hospital to treat inmates and

your over health care costs go up. your treatment in regular hospital goes up and the cost of guarding those patients goes up. >> this is one of the misnomers. we did not build ahospital. the california health care facility in stockton is not an acute health care hospital. it is a facility that provides field nursing care like in nursing homes. >> there are some who argue these prisoners are getting better health care than in all of california. at what point are we spending too much money. >> under the u.s. constitution. when somebody's liberty is taken away from them. the state is required to provide them with care. >> care this prisoner at least appreciates. >> i enjoy here. i love it here. >> in stockton, emily turner, kpix5. >> prison officials and experts we talked to agree. one way to reduce health care costs for inmate is compassionate release or

medical release. that's because health care from a half way house is a lot cheaper than health care cost from a prison. solar city will put up solar panels in lafayette. then bather will buy electricity that the panels harvest. bather is spending more than $7 million over the course of 20 years. -- is trying to convince lucas from building his museum. a final decision could come in a few months. all right, jewel yet. -- juliet. we have a lot to catch up on. we begin with the radar.

high atop mount vaca showing not much of a north bay. and there's a few cells between gilroy and the diablo range in the south bay. rain totals we picked up almost 3/4 of an inch in oakland and .37 in san francisco. .57 in santa rosa. not bad. the 2016-2017 season the fiscal year of rain begins on july 1st and san francisco's you can see the totals there, 2-1/2 in san francisco. 3-1/2 in oakland. santa rosa has picked up .3. it's easy to be impressive it's early in the season and tiny little numbers if you get an inch instead of half an inch. there you go. there's .02% of average. by tomorrow afternoon here they come again.

temperatures right now upper 50s and low 60s around the bay area. nobody is reporting rain. the nearest we can find is down in monterey. 3:00 tomorrow afternoon rain begins up around santa rosa. there could be some fairly heavy showers coming down at the time. you will have to carry an umbrella. it's bad timing. i mean originally it wasn't supposed to rain now it is. good news i guess is that after halloween we at least get a chance to drain and drive a little bit. so a lingering shower or two overnight and a last chance of rain tomorrow afternoon and evening and bad timing. overnight low temperatures in the low 60s. halloween afternoon and evening showers. temperatures mid-50s to mid- 60s. everybody tomorrow pretty much will be in the 60s in the bay area an exception is specific at 58 degrees. but 69 for campbell doesn't look too bad. sunshine to start out with and parts of the bay area will be

in the mid-60s. temperatures in the north bay tomorrow. low to mid-60s. a little bit chilly. and rain develops tomorrow mid- afternoon and then spreads south. less amounts in the south bay than in the north bay. but we should all get some what wet. so developing rain on monday, tuesday we begin to clear it out. i will tell you this from the end of the week and into the weekend temperatures will be into the mid-70s that's not too bad. but in the meantime. keep an umbrella handy. coming up next on game day. the rare offense goes for 600 yards. and remains undefeated on the road. he was the most feared pass rusher in the nfl. so why did the 49ers trade him. >> and vice president of development meets with oakland city officials regarding the coliseum. tonight and he reacts. >> mark davis i don't envy you.

>> the war of word and the pac series coming up next. >> brought to you by mancini sleep world. on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. it's time to vote yes my mom marnie and then she died life. of lung cancer. so i have a personal interest in helping prevent smoking. i'm tom steyer, the co-chair of the yes on 56 campaign. every year, nearly 17,000 california kids start smoking. a third of them will die from their addiction. tobacco taxes reduce youth smoking.

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alive in her overturned car in the mojave desert. the san bernardino fire department got the call about a crashed vehicle last night. it took an hour to reach it -- and stabilize terr a woman missing for days has just been found alive. they are surprised to learn the woman inside had been reported missing five days ago. she suffered serious injuries

but she is expected to survive. one man is lucky to be alive thanks to firefighters in san jose. they ran into this blazing house last nights to pull the unconscious man to safety. paramedics revived the man before rushing him to the hospital. the fire broke out on mount diablo drive. no word on what caused it. fortunately he's okay and thanks to the firefighters. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

remember this guy? ,,,,,,,,,,,, he's the drug company big shot who raised the price of a lifesaving pill by five thousand percent. said he wished he'd raised it more.

prop sixty-one targets drug company price-gouging to save lives. the drug price relief act will save californians nearly a billion dollars a year. join the california nurses association and aarp and vote yes on sixty-one. the drug giants won't like it. locals and tourists joined in

l oil lamps. tonight people in india celebrated the hindu festival of lights. they lit traditional oil lamps. marks the triumph of good over evil. halloween tradition returned to one san francisco neighborhood today. >> luckily there was a break in the rain. dozens gathered at the joe demagio for the annual halloween extravaganza. there were buckets of candy. a pizza. plenty of game and costumes there was even a mini donald trump. organizers say the event is all about community. we'll be right back. ,, the u.s. is the beacon of freedom around the world. those of us who served in the military are very proud of that.

i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote. the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet,

and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly.

favorite halloween candy. now that we have 24 second left. >> candy corn. >> candy corn? all right. >> the essential part no matter if you're a witch, goblin. >> trick or treat bag.

>> no the umbrella. the umbrella. >> i like tootsie rolls by the way. thanks for asking. >> oh, i forgot to ask. >> happy halloween. ,,,,,,,,,,

with the unbeleiveable raiders game welcome to game day everybody. this is the last word of bay area sports we're going to be joined in studio by hall of fame pass rusher haley. he will explain why he was not a popular figure in the 49er locker room. and his former boss, why he sent his vice president to meet with oakland city officials about the oakland coliseum. but we have to begin with the oakland raiders 49 credited that in season trip to youngs

town ohio during a harbaugh era as a time when the team gelled. they road that gel all the way to the super bowl. oakland looking to go 5-0 on the road after beating jacksonville last week. second quarter jameson winston rolls out and hits shepherd for the touchdown. shepherd makes the grab over dj hayden who was filling in for smith. donald pat that one tied the game. finally got the deep ball working to cooper. 34--yard touchdown pass. acdc, raiders take the first lead of the game at 17-10. fourth quarter, winston to camera break for the touchdown. but they missed the extra point. raiders st