halloween evening. trick-or-treaters right now enjoying the night, it is dry from the sky. temperatures in the 50s. and as we move forward in to the next 12 hours or so, most of the activity is going to be to the east in the mountains where we have a winter storm warning, a few light showers for tomorrow morning. i will get to that and johnny faller in morin county where the rain came down hard for a time. umm, john? >> it did. came down hard in several spots. pretty light and for the evening commute. northbound highway 101. a little standing water here and there and slick roads but the rain this halloween made for scary moment on the highways. >> we saw many spinouts and fender-bender accidents and many drivers seem unprepared for rain slickened roads.

>> first significant rain the year and you have to take it slow. >> then we saw this gorilla in a volvo that said she had no trouble. >> i think the key is taking your gorilla mask and rubber hands. >> and with sand bags just in case. >> neighborhoods and parents bracing for halloween in the rain. >> we have our umbrella ready. >> the morin district says its water shed got over a half-inch of rain from today's storm. >> we need the rain. it makes the goblins go crazy but who cares. so far so good. tonight's goblins and ghouls will be able to keep their candy dry. reporting live ktvu news. and remember you can get the very latest weather updates by downloading the ktvu weather app and you will find alerts

and warnings and live radar for your neighborhood. two people were severely burned when an explosion ripped over a house and it happened on the 1500 block of sunnyvale avenue by north main street which runs alongside interstate 680. tom vacar is there with what he has learned about what may have caused the explosion. tom. >> reporter: this is a warning for all of us. it had to be confirmed but the reality was that it was pretty obvious, the lack of a natural gas smell apt presence of numerous butane gas canisters indicates a marijuana grow operation gone bad. >> it began at ten when a neighborhood was rocked by an in steps kaboom. >> i felt initially an earthquake. >> i thought a plane hit my building. >> there was fire and little

explosions going on. >> one unit was destroyed and a large debris field and then the horror. >> i told my neighbor badly burned all over. >> and i ran out. >> i saw two individuals pacing and screaming that they were both on fire and a few more individuals crowded around to help. >> intense feelings. >> his whole face was bleeding. >> one was air lifted to a burn hospital. the other was transported to john mure. both remained in critical condition. >> the source of the explosion is a common product butane and found in these types of containers and the drug being manufactured was butane. >> unconfirmed reports suggest there is a 3rd victim and a cadaver dog was sent into look and found no victims. >> we don't believe there are

anybody in the structure and believe everybody is accounted for. we have the two in critical condition. >> here is the warnings. these explosions are becoming more and more common as drugmakers cook marijuana waste to make themselves not in danger of their neighbors. number 40, madison bumgarner. >> the giants roster received a hero's welcome in san francisco today as the bay area stopped to honor the man that brought home the world series trophy for a 3rd time and made this month truly an orange october to remember. hundreds of thousands of fans filled san francisco for the parade and now the crowds are heading home. ktvu david stevenson is live with the rush to clear the streets. giants fans were urged to take public transit and market

street is getting back to normal after a lot of effort. the cheers and confetti rained down. a celebration that left behind goodwill and tons of trash. >> a lot of the trash. 2010 we picked up about 17 tons of garbage and 2012 it went up to almost 22 tons. batting cleanup, a crew of 100 followed the last float raceing to clear and reopen the streets to traffic within a couple of hours. the city encouraged everyone to take public transit and some said problems during the 2012 celebration prompted them to take their cars. >> we took the ferry. >> you learned a lesson from earlier. >> yes. >> lines for training formed the moment the parade ended. bart ridership was up by 60,000. >> there is a lot of people but it shouldn't be too bad.

we have done it before and it is simple. >> the agency said the rain may have kept the numbers from being even bigger but with one party over, two others are beginning. critical mass bicyclists setting to take to the street with trick-or-treaters. >> i took the bus and not too bad. it is halloween also. it might be terrible. take a look. this was the line for cal train. barricades were set up to keep things orderly. ridership on cal train jumped to 60% and said it expected that number to be a little lower this time. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. that line kept going on and on. san francisco turned into a sea of orange and black. this is the 3rd time in five years. >> introducing three hitters. >> this is what civic center

plaza looked like in 2010 when the giants brought home the world series trophy for the first time in fifty years and for the first time since the team moved from new york to san francisco. then just two years later the giants did it again. black and orange banners once again hung from city hall as hundreds of thousands of people poured in the city and then of course there was today. it looks similar. hundreds of thousands of people showed up and during the parade, they never stopped yelling. there was just a constant roar the entire time. >> for giants fans, today was the storybook ending following a season that had real ups and downs. a little rain came down with all of that confetti but nobody was complaining. i really do believe the big reason we have success is because we play in front of a packed house and they are loud

and when it comes time in october we are used to it. >> a rainy day and look at all of these people. >> doesn't surprise me. a little rain, they wouldn't let that stop them. and the world series champs seemed to have as much as fun as their fans. >> in spring training we had a goal to win another championship and here we are with a third one in five years, that's amazing. madison bumgarner. buster possie. >> world champions. can we do it again? your 20143 time world champions, san francisco

giants. ceo larry bear jokes he is ready to book civic center for 2016. another even year. you watched it and what was your favorite moment. there was so many great moments. it was seeing the crowd. they were just so fired up and during the parade, that roar never stopped and the other thing i liked was seeing the players come down off of the double-decker buses and mingle with the fans. the players came down to say hi to the folks and i can't remember who it was. pablo sandoval held someone baby while the dad took a picture. >> it was so cool them to walk out and hunter pence rallying around and to get the cheers and just so many great moments and the older players, willie mays and willie mccovingy to

see them be a part of the celebration. >> and the one part from hunter pence, resign pablo, yes, yes, yes. let's hope they do. >> for sure. you can relive the parade at ktvu.com. we are collecting photos of the parade and posting raw video of the giant celebration at civic center plaza. from rain here in the bay area to snow in the sierra. the path that this storm system is paving. and halloween, it has arrived and it is a multi billion dollar business. coming up, the fastest growing moneymaker that has nothing to do with your kids. the giants took an intimate moment, mad dog underwear. we got holds of the jockey shorts and a pick of madison

bumgarner and another piece with aubrey huff checking out his underwear on stage and whipping it around and attribute to the rally thong that brought him good luck during the post-season.

the same storm system that drenched the bay area is expected to bring rain and snow to the sierra and that's great news obviously as we head in the winter ski season in the midst of a very serious drought. we have more of the outlet. it looks like it is raining up there, david. >> reporter: frank, it is not rain and it's not snow, kind of freezing rain that has been falling here for the past hour.

a not coating interstate 80. if you look at the ground, look closely, the ground is turning white. the change are chains around the tire and the plow is on the pickup. at the garage for this homeowner's association in tahoe city. >> it is probably a solid week of getting ready with the equipment. >> by morning, jack o'lanterns should be covered in the snow and if the truckie river would stop emptying it would likely be too low to flow. some people in the sierra had been splitting firework and looking to benefits of the storm. >> it will make hunting good. >> how does it make it different. >> the water and all of that moves the deer around. >> trick-or-treaters out of school ready to hit the streets

and regardless of the conditions. >> we will try to tricker treat. >> doesn't scare you. >> >> no princess and superheroes will have to dress in lay. >> do you have to change your costume. >> no. >> what if mom wants to you put a coat on? >> i might do it but it is hard to tell a star wars storm trooper what to do and that is a lot of negotiation for halloween night in the sierra nevada after you have been working on your costume to cover it up with something like this is not fair. ktvu news. new at six, arson charges dropped against one of two suspects believed to have started several fires last month in alameda. investigators say 27-year-old steven peterson of alameda has been eliminated as a suspect. investigators say that evidence has proven that he did nothing wrong. his friends had always maintained his innocence saying

he was at work when the fire started. 22-year-old andrew gutierrez has been charged with setting all 7 fires. alameda county police say gutierrez is the only suspect. the giants world series win and halloween is a costume conundrum. do you dress for your team or the holiday or both. we explain how the fun and games have turned into big business for retailers. with today both halloween and giants parade day, shoppers have to decide on the wardrobe. team gear, ghoul garb or get both. >> this is something that you have fond memories of. it keeps building. >> consumer psychologist kit yarro says despite folks having to work it is a major holiday. >> a lot of it, it is nonreligious and something that everybody can participate in

and it is about having fun. >> when you add up all of the tricks and treats the cost of halloween, $7 billion. i think we sold a little bit more for adults. >> this is one of the bay area's spirit pop-up halloween stores that has one thousand more stores across the nation. the national retail federation says one billion dollars is being spent on kids, 1.4 go for adult costumes. when it comes to this one night, it is kind of unlike any other. they are will to kind of go that extra. >> $350 million worth of pet costume. >> the dog costumes are adorable. i will probably dress my dog up this halloween. >> this is one of the top. three things that people came asking for. >> not ridiculous.

>> pets are far more than animals for childless folks and empty nes teres. >> pets are replacing kids. >> and there is costumes for hospitalized kids so the halloween will be fun and not frightening. i like the little pet costumes. >> that taco dog was priceless. >> it looks like we may catch a break for trick-or-treaters, the rain cleared out and let's check in with meteorologist bill martin with a look at what to expect. >> caught a big break. the parade as frank pointed out, wet but not that wet, mostly clear and dry. and as we head to the afternoon commute we got away and now tricker treat hour and things look good. live radar showing you where the rains are. most of the showers, a few out towards ever green and gilmor

and morgan. there are some showers. gil roy, and morganhill and up to ever green and most of the bay area proper looks like you are in the dry, great news and the mountains winter storm warning and snow and not bad and maybe a foot of snow and maybe more. snow levels now, they will get down to 5000 feet and probably at 5800 feet but they will drop down overnight. on that winter storm warning stays in effect until 2:00 and if you have travel plans in the mountains, keep the travel accordingly and be prepared. this is what is happening tomorrow. as the front moves off, the low tracks in behind it. the front is associated with the low and that is the main parent storm. it is unstable air. as it translates through tomorrow morning it will trigger the chance of a few showers. it looks like mount diablo

area. most likely area to get a thundershower or a shower and mount tam initiating something out towards mount diablo and up in the coastal hills there some activity. all morning stuff and livermore maybe after lunch and that's it. i think it will be less than that. but that chance of a shower or thundershower exists tomorrow morning. by lunchtime it is gone and by sunday it is a distant memory. the system now, this low pressure system is settling in and that's where the showers come from for saturday afternoon the high starts to reestablish itself and we end up with a warming trend. maybe 70s and monday and tuesday in the low 70s. tomorrow low 60s and mid 60s and the five-day forecast with bay area weekend. big day, could you plan more stuff on a friday? it's amazing. i suspect a lot of people if you don't go to the parade you

maybe stay home from work and work from home day because roads weren't as bad as they could have been. >> that was a good thing. phil, thank you. well this time for the high school football game of the week coming up. we will break down the match-up between westmont and gunderson. and sergio romo wearing a t- shirt that said i have issues and last time he said i just look legal. and criticized by some and received praise from immigrant rights group.

all right. time to talk high school football. >> weird. i can't change gears. friday night means high school football and going to the south bay and got a gift for teams that appear in opposite directions. west month from campbell and 6-

1 against gunneryson's grizzlies and proud to be welcome. no doubt is their head coach rene ensenio. coach of the grizzlies. a tough contest but the good news is that our voters felt you guys were worthy of our friday night game of the week and welcome. what do you got cooking for tonight, coach? >> thank you. we're going to go up there and try to put a win together. >> i'm hoping that you can make a good game of it because westmont, they got quite a record, 6-1 and a top-ranked defense and giving the opposition about seven points for games and tell me what you got in mind to overcome that tough challenge. we will do what we did last week and pounding ground with running game. let dajohn loose. their line is good and they flow and hopefully we can get off of the blocks and create

space for him to go. >> what is it with the defense, a combination of big and quick and what makes them special trying to attack them. >> they are big. they are big and it is -- they are hard to move. >> they look big and we are showing video as you talk. but on the flip side, offensively, you got a guy that had a breakout game, anthony herrera, 111 yards and that might be something to overcome their defense. set him loose a little bit. we will use anthony most definitely. we have been waiting for him to break out all year and it was great to see him have such a good game last week. all right, coach, we wish you the best of luck and with the high school kids, nothing but health and all of your guys and, of course, we will be showing the highlight on the 10:00 news. all right. thank you. you bet. have a good game coach and we will see you next time and meantime just real quick, big news for the warriors, they sign clay thompson to an extended contract and we will

have full details of that tonight at 10:00 as well as the high school highlights. kind of strange to go from baseball to hockey and football. got to relearn the names and get it together quick. thank you. tonight at 10, wet weather and the pocket of more. we will have an updated forecast for the week ahead. we will see you at ten. good night.

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