mountain dew baja blast in stores now. now at 11:00, we've never seen a halloween celebration like this in san francisco. >> i'd like to have some more events in san francisco that are cleaned up and enjoyable for everyone. >> how costumes and booze were an answered prayer for a group

of people on a mission for a rebrand. >> it's given an explosion so people can see what we have to offer. plus, one bay area city is calling this crackdown operation penalty box, but it has nothing to do with hockey. >> i hope those consequences are dire enough. and why google was just slapped with the mother of all fines that even the biggest company in the world couldn't afford. plus, let's take a trip down memory lane to halloween in the bay area 50 years ago. >> demons and dolls marching to the beat of a broom stick. this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hi, i'm sara donchey. there's no doubt that kids love halloween. it's hard to argue with costumes and free candy. well, free for them, anyway. we adults shell out a lot of money on this holiday, and a group of business owners in san francisco

were betting on that, but they hoped the adults would spend money on themselves in the name of bringing life to a part of san francisco that a lot of people feel has been dead for a very long time. andrea nakano has more from tonight's event dubbed the the nightmare on front street. >> reporter: this is on front, and this portion of the street is closed here for this very lively block party. we've seen a costume contest, a dj, and now a live band is performing behind me. many say this is not a nightmare on front, but a very festive way the adults can celebrate halloween. people were dancing, drinking, and showing off their creative costumes at this halloween block party. diana came as a classic coke can, which is just one part of her mcdonald's meal. we have remi who's the hamburger and honey who's the big mac.

>> reporter: dogs stole the show with brixton prancing around as the flower pup and even dog jesus making an appearance. and then this trio. >> i'm thing 1. >> i'm thing 2. >> and i'm cat in the hat. >> reporter: they're giving this event rave reviews. >> definitely enjoying it. glad to have more events in san francisco that are cleaned up and enjoyable for everyone to have fun. >> san francisco is really known for its quirkiness and people just doing whatever they want. you mean, look at us. it's just like we get to wear our costumes and feel very comfortable and accepted. >> reporter: mayor london breed made an appearance at the event. she's helped to bring numerous events like this one to san francisco, not only to help local businesses, but the entire city. mayor breed says the city is collecting data from all of the events in the last year to see how much is actually being

poured into the local economy. >> when diplo did his first run, this well known dj who has a tremendous following, there were so many people who came here from all over the world, including germany. they were staying in our hotel rooms, they were eating at our restaurants, they were enjoying san francisco. it has a tremendous economic impact, and we'll be able to look at that data and determine what that is. >> reporter: businesses say every single event helps. >> even, let's say, they get crazy, but it's giving us all exposure. >> reporter: compared to oktoberfest, shea says this has more of a block party feel to it. adults of all ages coming together for a wickedly fun tonight. >> and it allows people to realize you can come with all that's going on in society, you can come and have a good time and share space with people you otherwise might not talk to.

>> i saw jack in the crowd. in south san jose, this halloween display really blew us away. they built a haunted western town for everyone to enjoy. >> happy halloween! the best in san jose! >> okay, this was elaborate. the town had a black smith, a saloon, post office, bank, and a life sized train. it was a huge hit. there was a long line all day along church drive. one was this kid happy to show off his dinosaur, and this one that made it look like he was riding the dinosaur like a horse. and dogs aimed at reducing traveler stress roamed the terminals in minetta airport. also a dog dressed as a pumpkin tried to be sneaky and grab some milk duds. vets do not advise

that. and another tried to channel his inner lion. and some create creative animatronics gave some people a scare. at one house a giant skeleton was looming overhead while tiny skeletons invaded the roof. and these skeletons were dressed up at swifties, expressing their undying love for taylor swift. paul, now that halloween is over, expect the christmas decorations to go into overdrive, and we're expecting some wet weather? >> yes, a chance of showers in the forecast less than 24 hours from now. let's look at where the storm system is shaping up. it's still over the ocean for the most part. some showers in the pacific northwest. even a little hit the north coast of

california. but it will be late tomorrow before the rain will arrive, even in the north bay. the initial arrival in santa rosa by late afternoon and early evening with the best rain chance within a couple of hours after the sun goes down. it will last a little longer than the showers last night and add up to a little more than the brief showers we had overnight. san francisco has to wait a little longer, but should start to see the first sprinkles around 8:00 with the best chance of widespread rain this time tomorrow evening. it's not a guarantee of rain for everybody, but is the best chance we'll see for awhile. we need to soak up every drop, but offshore winds will kick in in the wake of this system that elevates the fire threat to some extent sunday. full details coming up in the full forecast in a few minutes.

president trump and vice president harris are on opposite ends of the political spectrum, but they're spending time in the same places they 11th hour of their respective campaigns. the former president spent much of his speech slamming illegal immigration and threatened to use a law that's over 200 years old to speed up deportation of undocumented immigrants. >> i will invoke the alien enemies act of 1798 to target and dismantle every migrant criminal network operating on american soil. and i'm hereby calling for the death penalty for any migrant that kills an american citizen or a law enforcement officer. >> there are more than 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the u.s. nearly 80% lived here for a decade or more. here in california there are more than 1.8 million. back at home community

members and politics stood together today in redwood city to push back against trump's message. >> the message he's giving out about immigrants has been really hurtful anpainful and aggressive. and people are starting to feel really scared. >> sadly we're at the point in history where it's repeating itself. at a time where americans are being divided by negative words rather than united by our common pursuit of happiness. >> going back to the campaign trail, the band mana before jennifer lopez introduced vice president harris. >> i like when the good guy, or in this instance the good girl wins. the next president of the united states, kamala harris. >> listen to what he's saying

as his closing argument. it's all about hate and division, and it's not just what he says. it's what he will do. because if elected, you can be sure he'll bring back family separation policy. >> we're your election headquarters here at kpix. find us on kpix and pix+, and streaming on the free cbs news app. as san jose continues to carry out a crackdown on illegal side show, police say they've arrested some of the people that have been planning them. they're calling this operation penalty box and the suspects the hockey team. here's more on the arrests and the message the city wants to send. >> reporter: san jose police say nine people are facing indictments related to organizing several illegal side shows in the city over the past

four years. >> arrest warrants of $200,000 each were issued. two suspects are still at large, and we expect them in custody shortly. >> reporter: the nine suspects are from cities across the bay area. officers allege the group promoted over 20 side shows using anonymous social media accounts attacking hundreds of cars and even more spectators. >> they've resulted in eight police vehicles attacked by participants, dozens of firearms discharged and seized, numerous instances of lasers pointed at officers on the ground and in our helicopter, six pedestrians struck by reckless drivers leading to major injury, and two officers hit by participant vehicles. >> reporter: the district attorney says all nine suspects are charged with felony conspiracy and face up to five years or more in prison.

>> i hope the consequences are dire enough to get people to stop using our streets for snead stunts. >> reporter: the mayor gave out this warning to anyone else thinking about planning more side shows in the city. >> it's a serious business putting your life and others at risk. we may not catch you the night you attend or promote or participate in a side show. maybe not the day or week after. but you will be caught, and you will be held accountable. >> san jose has passed a law making it a crime to organize side shows in the city. now to the high profile san francisco murder trial of bob lee. today experts focused on the kitchen knife that was used to stab lee in the heart. the defendant is accused of murdering the cash app founder on a dark san francisco street

back in april 2023. prosecutors say momeni killed lee after an argument over momeni's sister, but the the defense is trying to prove it was a case of self-defense saying lee attacked momeni first. our lauren toms was back in court today. >> reporter: the defense has maintained that their client acted in self-defense when they say bob lee attacked nima momeni after what they called a multi-day bender. but today we heard testimony backed by science that could sow doubt. the defense attorneys not backing down from their claim of self-defense saying 98% of the dna found on the blade of the knife used to kill bob lee was

his, while 99% of the dna found on the handle of the knife was nima momeni. >> we were saying it wasn't our guy, he wasn't at the scene, we'd be in trouble. we're not saying that. the video shows nima momeni grabbing the knife and throwing it over the fence. and that would explain where his dna is on the handle. >> reporter: the experts said they tested all parts of the murder weapon against both men's dna. they found limited support for momeni's dna on the blade that was covered in lee's blood, and they found limited support for lee's dna on the handle, challenging the defense's theory that it was in lee's hand at any time. but that may not be enough to prove to a jury that only momeni handled the knife. >> but if you were handling the knife before in an explainable way, the defense could argue that's why his dna is on the knife. >> reporter: the experts said the likelihood of bob lee's dna

being on the blade of the knife is 1.66 septillion times. the experts also said the likelihood of momeni's dna being on the handle of the knife is 2.98 octillion times greater than that of a random person. all this the prosecution hopes will show the jury that momeni intended the use the knife on lee that evening. >> to stay up to date on everything happening in the bob lee murder trial and watch the rest of lauren's reports, head to kpix.com. cars piled up on top of each other looking a lot like toys. the satellite images that show the level of destruction left behind from deadly flooding in spain. and this fine isn't just big, it's astronomical. the country trying to send a message to google with a lot of zeros.

and we show you how the bay area celebrated halloween in 1970.

spain is dealing with its worst flood in modern history. in the valencia region, hundreds of cars were piled on top of each other in a mess of mud and debris. a year's worth of rain fell in a couple of hours. a year. right now 158 people are confirmed dead. spain has suffered through almost a two-year drought, so when all this rain started falling, the

ground was so hard it could simply not absorb the the water with a lot of roads left impassable. survivors have had to walk a long way just to get food and water. the view from space makes it look like spain has merged with the ocean. the left is before the flooding started, the right is yesterday. bay area's google reportedly owes russia a sum of money so large it's more than the gdp of the entire world. the fine is a 20 followed by 33 zeros. the kremlin is fining google for blocking pro-russian channels on youtube. if the fine is not paid within nine months, russia says it starts to double every day. but the kremlin did tell russian state media that it was largely symbolic. >> largely. >> right. don't ask me to add numbers like that, i can't even

do the single digits. that's why i'm here and you're is there, and you have to do a little adding because it sounds like we'll be getting some rain. we have some numbers to add up in terms of rainfall that should be a little more substantial than last night, but we'll take whatever we can get. last night was storm number one. we got in between storms today for halloween. nice when the timing works out like that for the trick or treaters. storm two arrives tomorrow. primarily the rain will fall friday evening and overnight. should be out of here on sunday. then things will warm you were as we progress through the weekend. as that storm system moves moves east, and dry weather returns by the weekend and the offshore winds kick in for the second half of the send on sunday. but we're still in waiting mode for the showers to arrive. for now temperatures mostly in the 50s. it's dipped down to 49 in santa rosa. you will have plenty of

company. minimal fog throughout the rest of tonight. most of our temperatures start tomorrow morning in the 40s across the bay area. let's look at how much we'll warm up throughout the rest of the day. and temperatures will end up a few degrees below average, but only three to four degrees below normal. the warmest spots on the wrap are where it takes longer for the cloud cover to arrive. thickening clouds throughout the day, but since they arrive in the santa clara valley a little later, you get close to 70. mostly mid-60s around the bay and upper 60s in redwood city, and temperatures in the north bay where the clouds arrive a little faster, you won't be quite as warm as other inland parts of the bay area with temperatures in the mid-60s by tomorrow afternoon. since you get the first clouds, you also get the first showers. on futurecast we'll go from 11:00 tomorrow morning through 5:00 in the evening. and you start to see stuff showing up on the radar simulation. the showers just making their way towards

santa rosa at 5:00 p.m. and they'll dive down to the golden gate by 8:00 p.m. we'll freeze the map at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow when there's a decent showers of showers in san francisco and oakland. this looks a bit more impressive on the radar compared to the rain we were tracking last nigh. it whether last much of the night. not a guarantee of rain for everybody, but it's a good chance overall. by 5:00 saturday morning, a few hours before the sun comes up, the showers already starting to quiet down, and that will be it for the rain for the foreseeable future. let's take a look at how much rain we expect. we'll close the wall behind me and add it up using the same forecast model we use to show the radar simulation. this is one version, so you can't take the number specifically to the bank, but it gives an idea of an overall pattern. on the low end a tenth of an inch, and at the high end

a half inch if you hit the jackpot. it's not enough to completely end fire season unfortunately. and winter weather advisory in the sierra friday into saturday. some forecast models estimating 2 to 4 inches, but some up to 10. rain tomorrow night is going to give way to a dry weekend. a warmer weekend as well. by next week temperatures running a few degrees above average, mostly the middle portion of the 70s for inland temperatures. warmer around the bay as well. even temperatures along the coast are going to climb into the upper half of the 60s by the end of the seven-day forecast, wednesday, thursday. eventually

the next chance of rain will come our way, but once we get through friday and saturday, it's going to take awhile. straight ahead in sports, this anthony night the old cal bear aaron rodgers delivered not a trick, but a treat for the jets. and oh, a special edition kpix top 5. even i can't wait to i'm sam liccardo, and i approve this message. evan low. caught again. his tactics called "outrageous" and "self-serving." slapped with charges that he illegally used banned corporate money for his campaign. low's already under investigation for running a corrupt scheme to give political access to big money donors. but when it comes to fighting for us... low's missed nearly 1,000 votes... from affordable housing to climate change.

evan low only serves himself. sam liccardo gets things done. as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo stepped up to fund planned parenthood. he will always protect reproductive freedom. in a closely divided congress, liccardo will work with both parties to find common ground while protecting our values.

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financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org aaron rodgers has been catching some heat lately in the national press and needed something to turn his fortunes around. >> you know what, even on a halloween night, strange stuff happens. >> yeah! >> it does. >> especially on a halloween night. >> on a 49ers thursday, bye week, let's lead off with the man that grew up a niners fan. aaron rodgers. the jets fan base, you can see how they felt about him at the start of the night. watch how he won them back. no live by kickoff. that's the impact of five

straight losses. then they hosted the texans. what a show, what a catch. aaron put it up for wilson and an incredible catch for the lead. it was confirmed a touchdown after the review. later rodgers and adams connected to a 69th career touchdown collaboration, first as jets. new york won it 21-13. the record moved to 3 and 6. hockey night in san jose testimony will. -- tied the game up at 2 in the second. and the youth was served tonight. same period. 19-year-old will smith struck. his second goal of the night to put him ahead for good. san jose won it 3- 2. the men in

teal have won three in a roe row after three losses. now, i don't want to be sinister about my laugh, but we have ourselves the kpix halloween edition of the top 5 plays. let's go. number 5, 49er linebacker fred warner turned into the hardest hitting big bird. wife sydney as elmo and baby boy as the cookie monster. how about number 4, is that christian mccaffrey has the tin man? number 3, frightened. he must have a fear of clowns. wow! shaken by fear! he goes down! number 2, what a great bill belichek mask. meanwhile, the

coach was dressed as a fisherman and landed his mermaid girlfriend. number 1, kendrick perkins as batman, but who wore it better? who did the dark knight better? batman closes this week's 49ers experience show wednesday night. i'm sure he was busy tonight. >> i can't get over the halloween scare of that being bill belichek's girlfriend. >> hey, the guy's still got it, whatever it is! >> yep, i'm keeping my mouth shut! we dug through the archives to

london breed became mayor in the middle of the night. led our city through the darkest days of covid, saving thousands of lives. london breed is battle tested and proven in crisis. san francisco is coming back. we're witnessing progress every day. unlike her opponents, london is the only candidate who, on day one, will keep our city moving forward. we can't go backward by electing a candidate who needs on the job training. with london breed, san francisco is on the rise, again.

san francisco is in crisis and we need real experienced leadership. we need mark farrell. our interim mayor who got things done. who showed we can clear tent encampments, fight crime, and address the drug crisis. who will make the tough choices for our city's future. "i'm mark farrell. i'm running for mayor because san francisco deserves better." "i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. all right, we have a special treat. it's not a king sized candy bar, that's for later. instead, we have a look at the

halloween festivities here in the bay over 50 years ago. we dug into the archives and found this kpix report from 1970. first dave checked out a halloween parade at san francisco public school, and it's his commentary that really makes it special. >> reporter: there was something like 15 of these in san francisco today. demons and dolls marching to the beat of a broom stick. but the costumes for the most part are dimestore creations manufactured for trick or treat candy tomorrow night. >> wow! >> okay! >> batman and super-man were popular costumes, and that's still true 54 years later, but i don't think many kids were out trick or treating in masks like these. next dave will take us to the pumpkin patch in half moon bay. >> reporter: there will be a lot of plastic pumpkins and a few real ones from the patch in half moon bay. every year bus loads

of children show up the week before halloween, and for a quarter can take their pick. normally, one just a little too large to be portable. bullet ironically, even the pumpkin patch is a phony. the pumpkins are trucked in because the children aren't strong enough to break them from the vines. >> a quarter! >> why you got to dunk on the kids dave? >> i wonder the last time i had a conversation about a jack-o-lantern. >> a quarter in today's dollars would be? >> around 3 bucks? >> probably 14 bucks at the patch now! anyway, >> whether the women like it or not, donald trump's message about protecting women does n