we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you said it. hello to more ways to save money, grow your wealth, grow your business. just what we needed, another big bank. not so fast. how many banks do you know that reward you for saving every month? he's got a good point. did i mention bmo has more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined? uh, b-m-o? just "bee-mo", actually. quick question, will all this stuff fit in your car? ( ♪♪ ) should i get rid of the mug? ♪ bmo ♪

test test test test test test test test test test test test test test tonight, san francisco is releasing video on the man who ran his car into chinese consulate earlier this month. witnesses told 911 that the man was armed. >> the car drove into the building drove into the lobby and the driver have gun. >> other 911 callers said yin was pepper sprayed by private security when the police arrived and found him hunched over by the wall. >> get on the ground >> does he have a gun? >> the video shows yang swinging the knife in the struggle. shots were fired. the

police also showed photos of a large loaded crossbow in yang's car and the knife in his hand. the chief admitted they don't know if the pepper spray impaired yang's vision. >> we can not assume what he could or could not see. what we do know is the caller tads he had a gun, and the knife came out during the incident. >> the police say yang was a chinese national living in the city and did not elaborate on what his intentions might have been citing their ongoing investigation. we heard of people socking away money but not like this. the police say they spotted a stolen car, pull today over and searched it. when they did they found a duffle bag with a fraudulent id, credit card and $15,000 stuffed in a sock. the driver was arrested for a slew of charges including identity theft. seismologist use technology

to study earthquakes and warn them. after a botched test jolted people away at 3:00 in the morning some are asking if the scientists know how to tell time. the my shake app was supposed to test the early earthquake warning system at 10:19 a.m. as part ever the state's great shake out. but scientists say they botched it putting it in universal time that is seven hours ahead of pacific time. some people on line have been threatening to delate their my shake apps, one person tweeted out they still have trauma for the napa quake that happened six years ago in the middle of the night adding the scheduler has one job. tweeting out the good news is that the shake alert would wake her up during a real quake but they should never get a test alert that early again. someone else post thursday star wars meme making fun of the whole thing. yeah. of course, that was a drill and drills are important. how prepared are you, really, for

the big one? for most of us if we have maybe a few dented soup cans and a box of stale crackers, a bottle of water we would consider that lucky. maybe even partially prepared. so it really helps to have friends who take this stuff extra seriously. a couple has turned their dinner parties into disaster drills. in the serene twin peaks neighborhood of san francisco. emily peters is putting the final touches on her dinner party. >> everyone will be arriving and hopefully in about 10 or 15 minutes. >> hi, nice to meet you. >> this is not your typical shindig. this time the power is off and the stove remains cold. >> we are making stone soup tonight with these instapots connected to a battery. >> reporter: for the past 17 years emily and her husband, rob, have been throwing what

they call earthquake parties. to help more . >> all of our friends and neighbors are as ready as we are >> traditionally held in april, close to the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake that once devastated san francisco the event has grown in popularity with more and more dates added to their calendar >> if the earth starts to shake what will you do? >> the gathering is not just about enjoying a good meal it is an immersive experience. >> get under a table. >> including lessons how to react from disaster strikes >> hand the phone to someone not in your family. can they find the number for your emergency contact? they learned vital guidelines for navigating a earthquake without the help of a smart phone. >> we gotten so dependent. do

you know somebody's number? do you know how to walk to your friend's house? how long it will take you? do you know how to get to the golden gate bridge from here? >> long time partygoer and this year's co-host, the idea is to find out what to expect and how to react. >> not just i know this stuff but my kids they are mentally and emotionally prepared for what to do. less scary to them, too >> there you go. for emily and rob it is about making sure their friends are safe and enjoying a intimate night without any distractions. it is fun being with our neighbors and friends and community to help make san francisco ready for the next big one. >> reminder sometimes all you need are a few important tips and some hardy soup to create the perfect recipe. >> cheers. >> for dealing with disaster. >> i know you like preparing with wine. [ laughter ] >> i knew you were going to go

for that. >> yes. >> if there is a beer or a wine >> yes. make sure there is a bottle of something in the go kit >> yes. we were talking about how warm it has been. a lot of people in san francisco do not have air-conditioning >> right. >> including myself in that. but, i was telling you it is not as stifling inside of the house as it was in previous heatwaves. >> because it cools off overnight. this time of the year we got only 11 hours of sunlight and 13 hours of night. so, there is plenty of time for whatever heat builds up to radiate off into space the temperatures dropped down to the lower 60s if not into the 50 exps that helps when you can open the windows and kind of get the hot air out of the house. >> yes. speaking of getting out. can you imagine? >> speaking of hot air >> can you imagine if i make it to the south bay and am i going? no, going to the ocean. >> i will go this way. >> you will disappear. >> i will go this way. >> there she goes. okay. into the what was dr. who's thing issue the call box. take a look at the big picture. the heat

dome is moving out. there will be a storm system approaching the west coast. it will miss us to the north. close enough to effect our weather heading not weekend. squeezing the atmosphere, a cooler breeze, more temperatures, clouds, even a chance for a couple of showers. we will look at that in just a moment. improve our air quality that was not great today. the haze on the horizon got into the orange category. insensitive and good air quality across the board by saturday, sunday, monday, looking out from the tower. there is the fog that is going back in. it is a shallow marine layer. it has, upper 50s right now in san francisco. most the temperatures back in the 60s. san jose holding on to 74 degrees. you will cool off as well later on tonight. middle to upper 50s for most of us by the morning. the exception to that, a few locations barely staying at or above 60 degrees, the numbers are slightly above normal. we will not warm up nearly as much tomorrow compared to today. take a look

at the high temperatures, lower 80s. 83 degrees in san jose. 10 degrees cooler than today. the temperatures inland in the east bay, reaching up into the middle to lower 80s as well. those numbers, five to eight degrees above average. down to the peninsula you will cool off significantly and only middle 60s along the coast. now, back to near normal temperatures around the bay. those inland temperatures that are warmer, that does not include the north bay. the temperatures are going to start off cooler and you will warm up only into the middle to upper 70s. closer to average this time of the year and cooling trend is going to continue as we head into the weekend. let's take a look at the future cast. not just the temperatures that you will notice a change, marine layer asserting itself, a lot of sunshine. i will spread the fog too far inland to begin the day inland. it will, tomorrow night, into saturday morning, a mix of clouds and sunshine on saturday. dry for the first half of the weekend. another wave of cloud cover heading our way on saturday night into early sunday, look at this, we

have showers hitting the coast and head to the north bay before the sun comes up sunday morning. the off and on showers are possible heading through sunday. it will be hit-or-miss activity. only about a 30 to 50% chance of rain in any spot. not an all day wash out. be flexible. the latest forecast model is producing a couple thunderstorms trying to move farther and farther inland. something we will monitor, not the most likely it is not imnoble time of the year. let's check out the seven-day forecast. temperatures will drop inland. 10 degree drop tomorrow, another 10 degree drop on saturday and we hover there on sunday. we warm up 10 degrees inland on monday and tuesday. it will be a brief baby warm up compared to the heatwave that is coming to an end. and the warm up on monday and tuesday it will not be as noisable around the bay. the best chance will be for the north bay, around the bay, along the coast. you have one of the better chances of showers in san francisco and oakland heading into the second half of the weekend and, of course, coastal regions has a

better chance of showers as well. your temperatures monday, tuesday, what warm up? you will stay in the middle portion of the 60s. back to the w that you expect in the month of october. >> oh, paul. thank you. do you love ignoring your morning alarm? then you are going to love there one. the scientific benefits of hitting snooze. somehow i know matt lively does it all of the time. what just happened? ahead in sports, get out the candles and cake, the one year anniversary of mccaffrey's trade. and a reminder

. doing live news is hard. >> that is 90s. >> here we are. >> okay. that is what happens when you take too much cold medicine. >> a lot of different time lines. >> our director is a lovely person but everyone makes mistakes >> i like it this way. >> we can do sports like this.

okay, drastic change. the three amigos once took down el gwopo. now, none of them practiced on thursday. they remain day to day. the 9ers are getting mccaffrey in a trade. if you don't think they will do everything at play against the vikings he played two days after he arrived in san francisco and that was much to the surprise of chill shanahan. >> we get in here on friday and halfway through practices you have a chance to play. absolutely not that is way too much. i don't expect that out of anybody. >> then i call him on the phone an hour later to talk to him the first time and then i hung up and i said we better get him the playbook. the dude is coming in here ready to play. he is adamant he will not struggle at all. that sunday he did not have one mistake. >> he does not make a lot of mistakes. thursday night football, halloween comes

early. tied at 4 here. three minutes latest. lawrence over the moon. he out runs the defense. 44 yards score. gives the jags the lead. last chance here for carr and the saints from the 6. look at this pass up the hands off his former teammate. a brutal mistake. winning 31-24. the jags won 4 straight and improve 5-2. >> sharks, kevin labank saying good-bye to his little one before facing the bruins. now, boston scored twice in 20 seconds. bruins go on to win 3-1. san jose still winless through 4 games this season. to baseball and the playoffs, mavericks star taking in the game, game 4. going 4-3 in the 4th. they rush the 3-1 homer off of the second deck. astros won the game 10-3 tying the series at 2 a piece. the road

team won each of the first four gapes. diamondbacks looking to avoid a 0-3 hole in the nlcs. tied at one. bottom of the 9th. singles to center to win it. arizona, gets the w, now cutting the lead to two games to 1. huge day for injuries for the 9ers they want to wake up to good news >> and the panic in my soul when i realized there was thursday night football and i had to tweak my fantasy lineup. >> i think we are playing each other. >> you are going down. >> darn. >> matt, look we get home after midnight but it does not mean we are excused of getting up early. are you able to resist the pull of the snooze button? >> i just don't set the alarm. >> must be nice, he does not have kids. hitting snooze is good for your health. it is for sleep research, briefly snoozing is better than jumping

up at the first alarm. they can improve your mood. just don't overdo it and miss work that would not improve your finances. i am more concerned about being a mom. we don't get to hit snooze a lot in that job. if you love apple and have a lot of wall space and deep pockets there is the auction for you. the apple rainbow logo sign going up for bids starting october 30th. it hung at the company's headquarters from the early '80s to the early '90s. be aware the shine is off of this apple. described as having cracks and peeling along with general outdoor wear. an actor out of work in hollywood is a scary situation. how they are giving other people a scare to help keep themselves afloat

. spooky season. but for out of work moviemakers things have been scary for a long while. we go through a new haunted house that is horrifying its guests while bringing people back to work. >> reporter: no work to be done and no normal paycheck.

>> i have been out of work for months, i am a single father trying to get a kid through college. it is hard. >> reporter: he has never been out of work for this long. >> never like this, ever. until he got called five weeks ago to build a haunted house. >> do you think we can do it? people don't realize in the studios we make the deadline. >> reporter: so, he and his team built 40,000 square feet of walls making a quarter mile long terrifying maze called grizzly gardens. >> it felt good to get out of bed early in the morning and have a reason to go to work every day. >> reporter: it has 60 people behind it. a production team, prop makers and studios stepped up to donate the tools and supplies needed to make the haunts happen. >> it is the life work of people who have been doing it for the last 30 to 40 years. the work that we do. it is what we do for a living >> perfectly horrifying at the

same time? >> absolutely. >> this is one of my favorite props right here that i had to build. there is a trap picture. there is a picture on the other side of this. so when people are looking in that picture. [ screaming ] >> they are asking members not to dress up from popular movies so they do not break the rules, we are members, we should note. >> i will dress as a grown man. >> i knew for some reason that you were not likely to go all out halloween guy >> my wife does enough of that for both of us. >> really for all three of us >> she is perfect. she is the best. >> sure. >> sure. >> hello! i hope she is not watching. >> no, i agree with that. >> i am texting her right now. >> she is definitely not watching. she is the best but she is a lot this time of the year. >> his wife is the best person ever. >> i agree with her. >> paul has therapy sessions,

tune in every night >> paul is (female) i grew up in a home that didn't have running water. my shoes always had holes in them. i know how it is to be poor. i listened to a message of dr. stanley's, talking about, you know, how you never really live your life until you actually give it away. he kinda gave me that push to get out there and really do something. ♪♪♪