going to address that tomorrow, and look at what efforts are out there to prevent it, joie chen, anne clark, and andrea peno thank you for joining us. now it's a time to see what is trending. >> in an advance of friday's townhall our digital team has written a lot about this issue, including how the lbgt community is often left out of the conversation. according to a 2010 study 1 in 8 lesbian, and 4 in 10 gay men have been raped. and nearly half of bisexual men and women have experienced some form of sec wall violence. a study found that 70% of lgbt college students encounter sexual harassment on campus. not just from fellow students but always faculty members. often lbgt students are afraid of physical realation or being out and humiliated. and often the victim is blamed. and now to your reaction . . . you can read more at the website, aljazeera.com. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> as americans celebrate halloween, we'll check the number of people who not only believe in ghosts, but they buy a house that is haunted. >>> and we'll look at youtube's what happens when social media uncovers un

ann rubin and who could talk. >>> they will be among those attending a special event and they will complete in a thanksgiving turkey carve off. thethe carve off in san francisco. i think david clark will do very well well to get a new crash... >> that's right if. a 3 vehicle crash and traffic is slowing down now approaching the 68 a interchange so just like that, we are seeing slow traffic coming up on 508 in the livermore valley and it was doing well, but now the back much it, i can see it drawing before my eyes about that injury crash if you have not got end it, go to the foothills and that will be much better for you. let's look at the east shore freeway traffic is moderate, we don't have a big back up and traffic is moving women, definitely lighter than usual and by this time we have the metering lights on and traffic is moving well onto the bridge, let's go to steve. >> allow hazy skies. the lower will be cold. >>> now officially concord is 40 but we have 40 degrees and san jose, looking for -- starting off at 44 and we will end up with 60s on some of these temperatures and they are running a little higher, 30s, 40s to near 50 degrees for some and the system we are hoping fo

ann: very dramatic for a young reporter, something that stayed with you all these years. >> without question. and the reason i was there which was, again, to support our white house coverage, bob clarkouse correspondent, and he was in the pool press car which was, i believe, two cars behind the presidential limousine. and when they heard the shots, he and merriman smith who was the upi reporter in the car sort of had a wrestling match to try to get to the one portable phone in the car. upi won out. and when they got to parkland hospital, the press got out, the pool press got out and went to the limousine, and even at that moment mrs. kennedy was cradling the president and his head, his wounded head in her lap. he saw them being taken into the emergency room and looking in the car he told me privately but didn't say it on the air at that point that there was no way the president could, in fact, survive because the carnage that he saw was impressive. patti ann: yeah. yeah, that is something that people remember always is hearing about the details of jackie kennedy, you know, trying to save him and how heartbreaking and desperate it was and the despair at realizing that there was no ch