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out the person in this video is a local city councilwoman running for reelection. plus an east bay mayor making her final push in the fight to hold onto her job. we hear from community members with two very different viewpoints on life in oakland. with mayor sheng thao in charge. thousands of people want to treat themselves to a halloween event, but they ended up being tricked instead. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. there is a storm rolling over the bay area right now. temperatures are dropping. it's the first soaking rain of the fall season. so here is a live look ated golden gate bridge. we got a little bit of rain earlier this week. but

after six months of dry weather, it is more important than ever to slow down and stay alert on this slick roadways. here is how it looks tonight in san francisco on the final district. we are just getting scattered showers, where the winds are kicking up across the bay area. paul heggen has been tracking this storm, asking the question, will it be a wet weekend? >> no, the rain has been moving in across the bay area throughout the evening. you can see it underneath us. showers diminishing as they move across the region. but still, a nice amount of rain so far. the more traditional perspective on first alert doppler. seeing scattered showers. the shower activity has come to an end lately as we head through the rest of the night. metro showers making their way through, and a few showers in the marin headlands. more shower activity is where you would expect it, as we will

continue longer. also in the higher terrain down the peninsula. throughout the rest of tonight, the shower activity will continue to push to the east. they should pleadly come to an end before the sun comes up tomorrow morning. amounts have been highly variable. just .02 inches for san francisco. elsewhere, more that night .10 for san rafael. and almost half an inch in both napa and in mill value le. a nice soaking rain for much of the bay area, which we need because as the system moves out, gusty offshore winds will be developing by sunday. we'll track that coming up in just a few minutes, but we will take every drop we could get for the rest of to want. >> thank you. a woman was visibly intoxicated, laying on the ground in this videoville county. it turns out that woman is an alameda city council

member running for re-election. tri amanda harry spoke to the mayor of alameda who says she has seen the police report and the video, and says it really speaks for itself. >> reporter: what's going on? have you been drinking? >> reporter: showing long beach police surrounding alameda city council member, trish herrera-spencer. they responded to a call of a woman who appeared intoxicated on the ground. >> like i said, you're not in any trouble. some people were concerned about you. >> reporter: herrera-spencer didn't answer many questions and didn't want their help. >> to make sure everything is good with you. >> i'm good. >> they will take you out any way. >> she was taken to the hospital where she refused to

give it out to the police. even threatening the police chief. >> she is unincooperative, highly intoxicated. >> she was still wearing her name badge from attending the california league of city candidates earlier in that day. and she didn't seatererer a-spencer there, but saw the video. ashley has known the council members since 2014, when herrera-spencer was mayor. is this behavior you've seen before? >> yes. >> reporter: now that the council members have initiated a vote that she broke the city charters code of duct will recommend the funded trip. >> to ask them to approve a resolution, reprimanding council member trish herrera-spencer. she did not respond to our request for

comment. she shared a comment back on october 22, saying she has very little recollection of the event, and believes she was the victim of a crime. an alameda resident who wants to remain anonymous, they say they are not convinced about the video. >> i'm not holding people with what they do outside of work. but you still have a life outside of what you do for life. just because you did something out of work is not a reflection on your work itself. >> reporter: but ashley says she is just tomorrow that they work and well being. >> what i would hope is that this could be a wake up call and could have been so much more. she could have been injured, probably even die from a hard fall. >> council members are set to vote on wednesday after

election day and whether to reprimand herrera-spencer. tonight, we're learning about alarming allegations of election interference right here in the bay area. >> i asked you to take the signs down. how much are they paying you? >> reporter: really? what's your name? >> the group claims they saw a man taking the campaign signs and asked them why. and that is when he told them someone offered him $2 for every sign he takes. so the person in the video appears to be taking signs. another local leader who isn't involved in the race, vowed to take action after seeing that video himself. >> so whoever organized it, i believe we need to make sure

they're prosecuted for doing these things. >> that's doan. after seeing the video, he says his office will be filing a complaint with the board of fair campaign and political practices. >> our community should not tolerate this type of politics. you cannot play dirty politics against families. you cannot play dirty politics by stealing signs. >> he's had his items stolen in the past. thieves made off close to $1,000 of it. we reached out to police to see if they are investigating, but have not heard back. across the bay to oakland, hosting a recall election of a major city mayor for the first time in over a decade. mayor sheng thao is fighting to keep her job, trying to convince voters that because of her leadership, crime is down, and she has what it takes to be at the helm. it's been an incredibly eventful few months for the city. thao appointed a

new police chief, mitchell, after having no permanent leader for over a year. and then this summer, fbi agents spent hours rating mayor thao's home, but she has not been charged with the crime and insists the feds aren't targeting her. here is what she said in june. >> i can tell you with confidence that this investigation is not about me. i am innocent. >> this is another form of voter suppression. >> i grew up here. [ applause ] >> okay. all right, we've seen tensions flare at dueling recall rallies. plus the city also said good-bye to their last professional sports team, the oakland a's. today, we went out and posted a question. is oakland better and safer today since mayor thao took

office? our da lin with different answers. >> there is no other option for them. >> reporter: two signs of the mayor recall race, presenting their evidence, making their case to win over voters. on one side, you hear from people who live in constant fear. on the other side, stories of positive change. >> for the first time in 17 years, kids came to the door for halloween. but i was delighted. >> reporter: lisa tran says this week has been all tricks and no treats. on tuesday morning, a thief took a stolen car into her lucky business. and burglars destroyed the storefront and ransacked the business, >> it's felt scary. >> reporter: tran speaks limited english. with the help of a translator, she says they

feel helpless. she's been helping her brother, the store owner, who is sick. >> my brother is very will at the moment. he needs new help. >> reporter: on friday, recall organizers rallied outside of lucky seven to remind voters many businesses have shut down citing crime. they say mayor thao missed an important deadline last year and missed out on millions of dollars of state funds to fight retail theft. but the mayor says burglars and robberies are down. and also mayor thao revitalized a prevention. 71 homicides it year compared to 113 in the same period last year. >> in the month of october, we haven't had a single homicide. >> father has been forced to make as many crosses this year as he usually does. that's a

strong sign we're headed to the right track. >> reporter: puts up a cross in front of his church for every homicide victim. >> i aplay her, which the previous mayors never be to the end of the year. >> reporter: no amount of data may change how she feels. they're thinking about shutting down for good. >> we don't profit very much. every time the business is hit, we don't know how we're going to stay open. >> if the mayor is recalled, the council president would become the interim mayor. voters would pick a new mayor in a special election. blaming price for the county's crime problems while people backing price say she is being unfairly targeted for her progressive reforms. still ahead, a celebration to reunite the living and the dead. bay area families show us how they're honoring their

loved ones with very personal distributes. and the snow is falling in the sierra. what you need to know if you're headed for the mountains. plus for local chp officers, the irony of this costume duress wasn't lost on them. we are your headquarters next tuesday. be sure to join me and the rest of the team on election night for complete coverage of all of the national, state, and local races. sara donchey have a preview of what to expect election night.

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the day of the dead is now in full swing. the spiritual holiday is a time to join family and loved ones who have passed. a major celebration set for tomorrow. festivities are well underway. andrea nakano shows us an event that drew people from seven different culture communities. ♪[ music ] ♪ >> reporter: it wasn't a time

to mourn, but a night to reunite the living and the dead. >> my mother passed two years ago yesterday. it's an honor to celebrate her history as latina people. >> reporter: with her mother's picture proudly displayed at her booth, she shared passion, inspired by her nicaragua roots. >> this is, again, handmade by me. >> reporter: her business is called pass the sauce to reflect on how food brings families together. >> they're not all spicy. my idea was to, with words, create an image of people just sharing a moment. of food, community, family. >> reporter: the event had their traditional offers for departed family members. making

this special red. >> it's an orange blossom red. >> reporter: amanda williams has been touched by her customers that have chosen to share her baked goods for this annual celebration. >> as a baker, it means so much to see so many people putting it out there for their loved ones. being a part of something, like really sorry. they had several families that decided to build their own. and celebrating the life of her fiance's father and uncle. >> that's pretty nice that we share this commonality across our different cultures. i would like to celebrate each other and our families. show respect and incorporate each other into our developing lives that we're building together. >> reporter: with the offerings, the hope for these families is the departed souls we return for a celebration of both life and deaf.

>> life, at some point, we all die. when we are alive, we can grapple with those fears of death, and then we can celebrate all the goodness of life. all right, while we get showers across the bay, a snow system is bringing snow across the sierra. slow going at the donor's summit for drivers heading there. chain control along eastbound 80 from nyack to donner lake. >> it is not that much snow. they will pick up close to half a foot of snow in the summit. it's not that much. the first one of the season, and you will be caught off guard if you're not watching the forecast. the rain will continue right now. it's not going to last all that long. take a look at what you need to know as we head into the weekend. a nice look outside from the mark hopkins

hotel. the ominous looking clouds, still producing rain drops in the city. but the rain will move out by morning. then no more rain for a while. the seven-day forecast is dry because the showers will be dry. near or slightly above temperatures in november. gusty offshore winds are developing on sunday afternoon. then likely again wednesday of next week. we have a lot to keep our eyes on. let's start with what things look like right now on the current radar scan. the shower activity becomes a little more sparse. still tracking decent rainfalls right now. parts of contra costa, alameda, gaps in between. these showers will continue to move to the south, southeast, and eventually just push right on out of the bay area as we head through the rest of the night. current radar view to the simulated radar view, which looks a little more impressive. the forecast models are getting carried away. but the flavor will give you an idea of what to expect as we go until 3:00 in the morning. still some

showers hanging on in the eastbound, down into the peninsula and theout bay as. from 3:00 to 7:00 in the shower, a couple of stray straggling showers. those will be very few and far in between when the sun comes up tomorrow. we'll be done with the rain for a while. so let's take a look at the weather advisory. the going until 11:00 tomorrow morning. you saw the view. things are just parked there. total snowfall amounts anywhere from a couple of inches on the rain-snow dividing line. close to 10 inches for some of the peaks and the any travel in that direction, i would put it off until after midday on saturday. as we look ahead, the focus becomes those offshore winds developing as we wind the clock forward from pre-sunrise on sunday to midday, early afternoon. that's where the winds will be accelerating straight from the north, the offshore direction. and gusting

up into the 25, 35 miles an hour range. that dry offshore wind will be a big cause for a concern if it wasn't raining right now or if it had not rained so easily. and this event will dry out once again. another offshore wind event is going to develop as we head into the middle of next week. so let's take a look at the seven-day forecast. that next offshore wind event will develop on wednesday. another breezy day. we'll have to watch that one for an elevated fire threat. but the temperatures are going to stay in the 70s inland. it's not going to be excessively warm to go along with the offshore and dry winds. temperatures around the bay are also going to warm up. one more cool day tomorrow with 60s across the whole bay area. even into the lower half of the 70s around the bay through most of next week. the exception to that will be along the coast, where temperatures won't be quite as warm, but warming up a little bit. that will carry us right on through next week. coming up in sports, a big

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all right, matt lively here. there was a parade or something? >> reporter: the dodgers celebrated a world series title. big deal. there was a parade in los angeles on friday. whatever. meanwhile here in san francisco, that giants rebuild continue. they hope to catch up with their southern california rivals. buster posey introduced his new general manager, zach manassey. his brother, perry, is actually the angel's general manager, but do not expect a lot of work

talk at family gatherings. >> major league baseball is pretty strict with what we can talk about. and showing my cards to perry probably isn't the best thing for the giants any way. >> zach, perry made a trade today. what's your excuse? >> i think he's nervous i got the job, so he has to keep making moves to be better. >> no passing the gravy then asking for a trade at thanksgiving this year. on the first day of the job, pitcher blake snell, opted out of the second year of his contract. he'll be a free agent. this is not a surprise because snell, he wants more money. after struggling in the first half of the season, he had a 1.31 e.r.a. in the last eight starts. he pitched a no-hitter in august against the reds. the bidding will began. warriors are off to a 4-1 start for the first time in the last four years. golden state begins a five-game road trip where they will be without their star player. steph curry will miss the third straight game with a sprained angel.

good news, he participated in parts of the warriors practice on friday. he'll be reevaluated before monday's game at the wizard. 49ers run by this week. that means they've got halloween off. some players got to celebrate. but head coach, kyle shanahan, said he got left out of the festivities when he tried to go trick or treating with his kids. >> i love dressing up, going around with the kids. i was telling them how excited i was to go with them this year. then my junior, my daughter is a junior in high school and looked at me, and my son who is a freshman in high school said dad, we're not going out on halloween. what do you think? and i was like oh dang. then i looked at my sixth grader, and i get to go with you, right? and she's like dad, that's kind of dorky. you can hang off in the distance. i kind of got a face on me and my older daughter felt bad for me. she's like i'll go with you. i said i don't need a pity party, guys. >> poor kyle shanahan. when did that happen for you? >> oh boy, mine still want to

trick or treat. >> with you? >> oh no. >> you're gone. >> that's right. that was so many years ago. yeah. >> let's carry on. stick around for this one. a fake prison jump suit has been very popular for halloween costumes. i hate to say it my son wants one of these too. >> not with you there with him? >> no, i wasn't there. but for this guy that wore one, well, the timing couldn't have been more unfortunate. that's because, well, he ended up in real handcuffs. chp hayward posting this picture of a driver in a custom jump suit being arrested for a suspected dui halloween night, so that's serious. agency posted not the costume they planned to wear for real, but choices matter. >> oh well, they got to save the costume on the back end of the booking deal. >> choices. all right, still ahead tonight, thousands of people just wanted to enjoy a halloween event, but there was a big problem. why the whole thing is being called the fire

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"i'm ready to deliver that change on day one." mark farrell. a proven leader with the experience we need. so people love a good parade. when people in dublin, ireland heard had about a halloween parade just rolling through the city, they turned out for what was suppose to be, suppose to be, that's the key night of fun. >> irish parade. >> thousands of people packed into the city center last night. they started lining up along the street, patiently waiting for the spooky parade to come through. who built this? and then the start time came and it went. as the minutes then ticked on by,

people started to realize they are all kind of waiting around for nothing. turns out it was just one big hoax. what would you guys do? >> not go to begin with. >> find the closest bar. >> okay. >> pretty close in dublin. >> so the crowd got so big, how big? local police posted online that no parade was planned for that night. they just declared response wrong. what went wrong? that's what we do here. the culprit seems to be the website, myspirithalloween.com. the listing halloween events across the world including this parade in dublin. it listed a start time at 7:00 p.m., the route, even the best viewing spots. the new york times trekked down the website's owner who told the times he's very embarrassed. he never meant to dupe anyone. he claims much of the content on the website is a.i. generated. okay, we're starting that, including the non-existent parade. i was going to say, maybe they thought it was

dublin, california. they have parades, you know? >> in march, yes. >> in march, yes, very good and wrong timeline. so the dublin airport made fun of the whole thing online. they posted a picture of an empty terminal and wrote our halloween parade in full flow this evening. the all right, but let's end with the silver lining. some people posted online that this was a sign for someone to plan a real halloween parade next year because clearly build it, advertise it, and they will come. i would not. >> or you could just wait until carnival rolls around and go to new orleans, and do it right. >> they owe them big time. >> maybe the dodgers parade was starting around then. >> the time zone change. >> tha >> on sunday, former president trump attended a pittsburgh steelers game, then posted this ai image of himself as a