amanda del castillo tells us about the plan taking shape. >> yeah!rter: at this ground breaking celebration last month, city leaders turned over a new chapter in fremont's history. event center in one acre civic plaza the centerpiece to building downtown from scratch. fremont founded in when five cities merged. centerville, irvngton, niles, mission san jose and -- districts have their own centers. >> it's important for city to have a gathering place, social heart, opportunity to have more interactions and dynamic services. >> reporter: mayor lili may say it was four decades in the making. 110 acres bounded by fremont boulevard, maori avenue, paseo parkway and walnut avenue. >> we have our arts, it's creating that space. as buildings go up and resources are available, solidifies that. >> lacks a downtown, fourth largest today in the bay area without a downtown. >> reporter: initiatives manager says will provide new housing, offices and retail space won walking spaces of fremont b.a.r.t. >> out 2,500 new residential units to bring new residents to down

acevedo que sorprendes el arquero titular hoy, rodrÍguez, arteaga, el mediocampo con gamez, eric castillo, lo pide johnny martÍnez el balÓn hacia delante, henry martÍnez intentaba jugar con el colombiano, ahÍ veíamos justamente guillermo almada, el tÉcnico de santos que ha hecho 1 muy buen trabajo, la pelota saliÓ fuera del terreno de juego, lote para las Águilas. ahÍ estÁ pidiendo la los suyos que vayan hacia delante, chucho, le rebota la pelota. luego entra movimiento de manos para el equipo local. chucho lÓpez a ponerle juego, mÁs adelante se hacia cÓrdoba, nadie se bota. le acaban robando la pelota a roger, a recalcular y redirigir el amÉrica. >> ya suma con 70 minutos el torneo y a destacar porque estamos hablando de lÍder general del torneo en que ademÁs trabaja de manera general, ha pasado el proceso de sus 13, sus 15, sus 17 y sus 20, veremos como suple rivas que ha sido 1 hombre muy importante para santos. >> castillo le va a pegar a puertas, saca el complemento de cÓrdoba, aquÍ estÁ roger martÍnez que puede hacer la contra, va a acabar con todo y cuidado que otra vez viene santo

cuando en el trabajo de los castillo eso es lo que buscan.lguna la pelÍcula llamÓ la atención a la fiesta del dÍa a los muertos. los personajes de la pelÍcula fueronjurados de la gran celebraciÓn mexicana que sigue transformÁndose guiada no se conforme pasan barreras de idioma y culturales. presentador: para la despedida de tenemos imÁgenes realmente de altura, corresponden a la visiÓn de piloto cuando volaba a 65,000 pies de altura sobre la cordillera de los andes. los esperamos en la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla eingl

ausencias importantes del lado del americano estarÁ nicolás castillo y por parte de tigres, la mÁs fuerteso de nahuel guzmÁn que no estará en la porterÍa. tambiÉn vargas. ahÍ dos ausencias en el conjunto de ferretti. veremos cÓmo llegan estos equipos en " entre lÍneas ". ♪ >>una nueva batalla entre amÉrica y tigres estÁ a punto de iniciar. una rivalidad que no para de crecer y que incluso para algunos tiene tintes de clÁsico. el propio mikel herrera, sabe que enfrentara los felinos tiene algo extra. >>me parece que los dos equipos han hecho las cosas, y estÁn

hay que recordar que castillo se pierde la ida y la vuelta contra tigres.ampoco veo una invasiÓn el dÍa de hoy. pero estoy seguro que serÁ un gran partido. no sÉ cÓmo lo plantea "el tuca", pero de que serÁ grande lo serÁ. aldo: buenas noches. >>buenas noches. es un partido atractivo. a ver si puede llevarse un buen resultado defendiÉndose. tiene gente importante arriba como gignac, valencia, que en cualquier momento te pueden hacer un gol. entonces es interesante el planteamiento por parte de los dos equipos, veremos quÉ resulta, porque en la liguilla dan habido muchos goles. >>ahorita "el tuca" le baja el promedio de gol. marc: despuÉs de la liguilla espectacular que tenemos hasta el momento, ¿cuÁntos goles son?

amanda del castillo with how the city is responding. amanda. >> reporter: ama, the city's department of transportation says fall and winter seasons often lead to spike in these types of collisions. days get dark sooner, weather gets worse. reasons so many are pushing for real action. people walkin through bustling streets of san jose say learned to take safety in their own hands, doing what they can to avoid cars. >> you have to pay attention. drivers are distracted. people on their phones. >> reporter: police say a woman driving a toyota camry hit a man walking here. then at12:56 monday morning, a man walking outside of marked crossing area near south white and hit and killed by driver in ch chevy camaro. >> those are places we see a lot of fatalities and crashes. >> reporter: says behind collecting data, city has to do something. behind every statistic is someone. these boarded posted in city hall, reminder. >> tell us the tale how these people perish on the roads, walking and biking, most vulnerable road users. >> reporter: looking i

santos es superlíder por algo, centro de valdés cabezazo de castillo y ahí está 1 x 1.ía que partido tan malo horroroso. este remate fue lo único medianamente bueno el partido. 0 x 0 en la corregidora >>> cerramos en centro de raúl lópez, 1 x 0 ganaba tuzos al necaxa. a 10 del final penal para el equipo visitante jara lo va a cobrar, homenaje a su entrenador martín palermo, 2 x 0 en la última del partido calderón y va a descontar y no podrán hacer nada ganó el pachuca 2 x 1 >>> así hemos tenido que ver el partido en la temporada con mucho miedo >>> (en inglés) vayas acostumbrando esos nombres por este año el lado positivo los caballos están descansando y los novatos están viendo muchos minutos por cierto93 a 86 >>> sigue ganando adeptos en los estados unidos y hoy en medio de la edición dos los 44 de este deporte una persona de alto rango del espaldarazo a este deporte. nos vamos a la bahía >>> el presidente donald trump quieres amigo, ahí lo ven, estuvo ahí para ver la cartelera del octágono entre abucheos y aplausos. se sentó cerca justamente del octágono para disfrut

in san jose i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> did you pull out your umbrella today? from orinda to berkeley we saw our first showers and drizzle in months. let's take a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. >> all dry. >> yeah, looks pretty good. so what can you expect for tomorrow's commute. let's get over to meteorologist sandhya patel. take a look at live doppler 7. here's the next system very weak heading in our direction. tomorrow morning expect some spotty drizzle or isolated shower as you take a look at the rainfall totals today. san francisco 0.2, and half moon bay just under 0.01, and we'll be seeing similar amounts as we head into tomorrow. i'll be back with a full look at the forecast. >> keep track of the weather conditions where you live with the abc 7 news app. you can get updates from our weather team and monitor live doppler 7 on the go. >>> a confrontation over a breakfast sandwich has now turned into a lawsuit. >> turn around now. >> a b.a.r.t. police officer detained steve foster last week for eating a shand which on the platform. this was a

. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in san jose. drivers say it's annoying and dangerous, tunnels hiding a deep pothole here on highway 101. >>> i'm cornell bernard. >> and i'm mc hammer. >> we'll tell you why he's in richmond tonight supporting local entrepreneurs. >> abc 7 news starts now. >>> and that breaking news is the kinkade wildfire, no longer a threat. 100% containment reported tonight. >> the fire started two weeks ago scorching sonoma county and 174 homes 174m lost. good evening, thank you for joining us. now to developing news. >> that's right. two twitter employees have been charged with spying for saudi arabia. this is the first time a u.s. attorney has accused government of spying on american. >> reporter: well, it's another example of a foreign power exploiting an american social media company. and while we don't know what the saudis did with the private information of thousands of twitter users, we do know that they targeted their critics. now, tonight i spoke to the reporter based here in san francisco who broke t

in downtown san jose, i'm amanda del castillo, abc >> it didn't take long for the rain to drench parts of the south bay and were left in the dark again for about an hour. >> i didn't think we were going to get shutoff so soon after the other inconvenience, so i think everybody's getting a little frustrated. >> people on the road in the north bay got a quick lesson on driving in the rain. they were taking it slow. >> it took me a long time to get there. >> i prefer this than the fires so i think we should count our blessings. >>> a largeu eucalyptus tree cae crashing down just missing a house. police say the trunk is at least 4 feet in diameter. >>> it's not exactly the nicest of nights in pacifica unless you like howling winds and water being blown everywhere. abc 7 news was at the pier where the water was being kicked up making for a fairly dramatic picture. we did not see anyone checking out the waves. >>> slow going on interstate 80 and highway 50. chains are required once you reach trucky. all lanes are open right now. they had closed in both directions earlier because a number of

abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live in fremont. amanda. >> reporter: ama, the niles canyon home park sits at the base of the foothills in fremont. it went dark in two pg&e power shut offs. in abc7 news coverage, they called a meeting to help residents better prepare. this community on canyon road homes to hundreds 55 years and older. they rely on equipmen that uses power. >> my concern was what a lot of older people living here were going to do about obviously their c-pap machines, keeping their insulin chilled. >> reporter: pg&e shut offs impacted the mobile home park twice. at a community meeting monday, fremont police and fire encouraged residents to act now before the next one hits. 92-year-old teresa learned preparation for her means calling for more oxygen ahead of the next outage. >> they have six big tanks for me in no time at all. >> reporter: delicate conditions and widespread black out forced her neighbor donna to create this binder. it's filled with critical information available to responders during shut offs. >> we we

aichld del castillo. breaking news in the castro district.ire burning to you building. start/8ing at you 40 this morning. between market and 18th. in the two other building on each side of the burning building were were evacuated one person taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation the cause under investigation. let's getitck of the weather. good morning, frances. >> good morning, aichld. good morning, everyone. a dense fog advisory until 9:00 this morning. you can see why, visibility limited down to zero miles around petaluma, sfo, half moon bay and sand carlos. sticking around for a while. but then this afternoon we get more sunshine, high pressure building, temperatures warmer than average. warmer than yesterday. enjoy the afternoon. amanda. >> thank you. -on and thank you for joining us. the news itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. ♪ hey baby baby baby shake shake shake ♪ >> i kind of like this song. >> i

amanda del castillo explains. >> we live in an always on culture in the bay area.s on our phones, always on social media, always on our way to some event. when the behaviors start to become aticketive or problematic ucsf professor says it could be time for a timeout. >> everyone knows that drugs or substances can be abused but what are under appreciated are thes behavioral addiction sns gaming, gambling shopping, social media. >> i guess i'm addicted to messing around with the computer. >> really any compulsive behavior keeping from you carrying on. the research found silicon valley workers are working to manage the chaos. turning to a new craze called dopamine fasting. for example if sex is the issue. abstaining, refront range from exercising, eating and talking if it's becoming a bad habit. taking time to allow our brain to recover and restore itself from any overstimulation. >> i find myself decompressing away from those from time to time just to find a healthier outlet instead of sitting on the computer and finding everybody as good and bad news. >> sometimes w

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here's abc 7 reporter amanda del castillo to explain. >>> always on your phones, always on social mediat when those behaviors start to become addictive or problematic, it could be time for a time out. >> everyone knows drugs or substances can be easily abused but what's under it are behavial addictions. >> i guess i'm addicted to messing around with the computer. >> reporter: really any compulsive behavior keeping you from carry on. silicon valley workers are now working to manage the chaos. turning to a new craze dopamine fasting. >> i find myself decompressing away from those from time to time just to find a healthier outlet instead of sitting around on a computer and finding everybody's good news and bad news. >> sometimes we're not fully aware how demanding compulsive behaviors affects or compresses our mood. >> he says it's practical to take one to four hours at the end of every day to >>> all right, get ready for a big change to your instagram feed. starting next week the facebook owned company will start hiding like accounts in the united states. >> users will see liked by a user

in fremont, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> tracking fog around half moon bay all the way up to pacifica. the possibility of that getting thick is out there. let's head up to the north bay. rohnert park, lake berryessa. 51 in tiburon. we've got 44 in lafayette. san ramone, cupertino, alameda, 51 degrees right now. we have some micro climates this morning. a look at the fog at sutro tower. the activity planner for the kids heading to school. make sure you have the sunglasses for the afternoon hours. 58 at 9:00. near 70 at noon and upper 70s this afternoon. we end up at 74 at 3:00. down to 62. so jacket weather and our last stand the south bay. under the stars we'll drop down to about 65 degrees. we'll take a look at a little bit of a roller coaster up next. here's jobina with the morning commute. >>> a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at 5:06. a heads-up for drivers going over the bridge intois a stalle slow lane and it's starting to back things up there but the driver of the car has gotten out and is on the bridge. that's kind of scary. hop

ausencias importantes del lado del americano estarÁ nicolás castillo y por parte de tigres, la mÁs fuerteos ausencias en el conjunto de ferretti. veremos cÓmo llegan estos equipos en " entre lÍneas ". ♪ >>una nueva batalla entre amÉrica y tigres estÁ a punto de iniciar. una rivalidad que no para de crecer y que incluso para algunos tiene tintes de clÁsico. el propio mikel herrera, sabe que enfrentara los felinos tiene algo extra. >>me parece que los dos equipos han hecho las cosas, y estÁn constantemente en la liguilla y peleando alguna importante competencia. entonces sin duda, creo que ha crecido bastante por lo que se genera en tantos enfrentamientos en tan corto tiempo. las cosas que han hecho los dos equipos, por supuesto traer rivalidad. gibran: "el tuca" ferretti concuerda con "el piojo". >>enfrentarnos. ya es una situaciÓn no sÉ si decir comÚn, no? porque tanto ellos como nosotros somos los equipos que mÁs calificaciones llevan dentro del campeonato mexicano. entonces, la rivalidad es sana, es buena, y naturalmente esperamos una... serie muy pareja. gibran: aunque estos cuartos de

medicina en la orina de maravilla, le metieron cinco a los tiburones rojos, vendría un tanto de nico castillo1 tampa sebastián sosa, en la que hace diego, pecho, vámonos a cobrar, centro por la derecha, y a 20 del final, centro, el venezolano, quinto del torneo, lo gana morelia tres a dos, noches de star wars en el estadio caliente, yo los estrenando carrera, pero la fuerza estuvo del lado de monterrey, rodolfo pizarro ponía meterse en a goleada, gnotó dos liguilla, soy carlos mauricio ramírez, cambio y fuera >>> tal vez conoce a alguien que recibió un mensaje de texto de un familiar ex pareja que no tenía sentido >>> resulta que tras una actualización será enviado mensajes escritos en febrero generando pánico un hombre aseguró haber recibido un mensaje que decía dios mío por parte de su hermana y le hizo pensar que algo malo estaba pasando >>> una más que recibió un texto de su ex novia que desea voy camino a tu casa, el problema es que no se habían hablado desde san valentín tras una fuerte pelea de pareja >>> momentos dramáticos >>> llega el novio actual y se el programa y a qué hora llega

amanda del castillo has the details. >> reporter: projeciles flying near prunedale. drivers targeted again on highway 101. at 40 afternoon one object went through the window of in mercedes on northbound 101. six minutes later another hit a bus full of caramel high school football players on their way to a playoff game in san jose. i's where we connectwood this parent. >> you're always concerned with kids traveling a bumgarner a people on a bus. it's just one mistake and a lot of people get hurt. >> the chp says approximately 20 people were on the bus when the projectile went threw the window. one student suffering minor injures from broken glass. the chp says this is far from the first case of flying projectiles east of moss landing. >> we had a rash of nine during the week of halloween. and now with these two incidents it's now bringing the case to a total of 40. >> four-zero since february. this girls brother was on the bus and said dpiet the danger the student's spirits were high. >> they said everyone is safe and ready and cleared to play. i'm not worried about i

. >>> good morning i'm aichld del castillo. breaking news in the castro district. firefighters are battling urlarm fireni athe fire started one building and spread to another. crews are putting out the flames in the attic in one building. >> sounds like the fire originated in 456 castro street. and spread to at least one neighboring building. so tlts definitely fire in two buildings. weadwo patients, one with smoke inhalation who was transported and one refuseding treatment. we don't have a number on displacements yet. but it's as you can see -- it's residential up above. and commercial on the ground floor. >> the two people who were hurt have injuries not considered to be life-threatening. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> now we sent a push alert on the abc 7 news app earlier this morning on the fire. download the abc 7 news app and enable push alerts to get the latest. >>> let's get over to meteorologist frances dinglasan for a look at the weather. she is in for lisa argen. good morning, frances. >> good morning, everyone. the fog so thick this m

amanda del castillo has the details. >> drivers targeted again on highway 101. at 4 acute 309 friday afternoon one object went through this window. another hit a bus full of caramel high school football players on their way to a playoff game in san jose. with it's where we connectwood this parent. >> you're concerned with people traveling on a bus. one it takes it a small mistake and a lot of people get hurt. >> the chp says approximately 20 were on the bus when the projectile went through a window. one student suffering minor injures from broken glass. the chp says this is far from the first case near moss landing. >> we had a rash of nine during the week of halloween. with these incidents it brings the cases to a total of 40. >> 40. 4-zero since february. christina's braer brother was on the bus. despite the danger their spirit was high. >> they said everyone is safe and everyone is ready and cleared to play. i'm not worried about it. >> but there is real worry. the chp doesn't know who is behind the projectiles. and the potential for real danger is keeping pe

i'm amanda del castillo. let's start with a quick of the weather with meteorologist frances dinglasan. >> we're dealing with thick fog this morning and i'll show you that with difficult doppler 7. we are socked in in many parts of the bay area. in fact visibility is less than about a fourth of a mile in many parts of the north bay. santa rosa. petaluma and napa. zero at sfo. so we could see some flight delays later this morning and only about half a mile in oakland. other areas also less than a mile and half moon bay and even concord and also in livermore. but things are going to change high pressure here a live shot looking out towards the embarcadero with the thick fog out there. sunrise at 6:50. temperatures in the 50s tp. it will be sunny by noon for everyone except near the coast. then this afternoon look for warmer weather and more sunshine before clouds move in this evening. sunset at 4:57. i'll let you know what changes we can secretary with the seven-day forecast. >> thaengs so much frances. disturbi

process in san jose i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news. >> there are there are many ways you can help people affected by the fire and the power outages. we have more information on the website. abc7news.com. an obvious way is just go out and support local businesses. >> totally. they need it. and we need some warmth around here. we do have a frost advisory. but temperatures aren't as cold as they could be. a live look outside from the sutro tower camera, one of the warmest locations here at 54. upper nirts from livermore, half moon bay and novato. so we've had numbers in the 20s. not happening yet. and i don't think it will. a little bit more humidity out there keeping our numbers up. we'll talk about the dry area in place today and a warm and mild afternoon. several of them ahead coming up next. lisa. al nextsa practicest lee va stadium, the incident last weekend that red to an investigation. >>>. >>> and south bay families stunned after school officials voted to shut down a charter school. but you don't feel good. with polycythemia vera, pv, symptoms can change so slowly over time y

i'm amanda del castillo. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is franceens dinglasan in for lisa argen. frances, foggy today. >> you're finding a lot of fog this morning, thick in spots. here is live doppler 7. and the satellite image, we have cloud cover as well through the bay area, extending to the central valley. and visibility has really been low this morning. in fact the chp also issued a fog advisory for it bay bridge and golden gate bridge. look at that zero miles visibility in petaluma and half moon bay and 2.57 files in hayward and sfo. you get the story. fog is thick and tough ride out there. you can see with the live camera shot of 101 in sand rafael. sunrise at 6:50. still socked in. taking a while. midday we see more sunshine. temperatures warming up for the weekend and the warming trend continues true tomorrow. i'll let you know the neighborhood temperatures coming up, amanda. >> thanks be, frances. >>> disturbing new details in the orinda bare been b shooting case. police made five arrests and could be more. luz pena spoke w

amanda del castillo has the details. >> reporter: projectiles flising near prunedale. drivers targeted on highway 101. at fourth afternoon one object went through the window of this mercedes on northbound 101. six minutes later another hit a bus full of high school football players on their way to a playoff game in san jose. it's where we connected with this parent. >> you're always concerned when kids travel or a bunch on a bus and just one small mistake and a lot of people get hurt. >> the chp says approximately 20 people were onboard the bus when a projectile went through a window. one student suffering minoring injures. the chp says this is far from the first case near prunedale near moss landing. >> we had a rash of nine during halloween week. with these two incidents it's now the case is a total of 40. >> 40 since february. christina's brother was on the bus pu she says spirits are high. >> shocking at first but they said everyone is safe and ready and cleared to play. i'm not worried about it. >> but there is real worry. the chp doesn't know who is behind the pr

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> all right, let's take a look at what's going on in the east bay where it's just mainly stars and a little bit of haze right now. san lee and droep the cool spot at 47. everybody else in the low to mid-50s. down to free month, also in the upper 40s there. let's take a look at the other neighborhoods. we have 42 in santa rosa, napa. dress for that in san francisco. high clouds and sunshine rule the entire 12-hour forecast. we'll hang out in the mid to upper 70s from about 1:00 to 4:00 down to 62. take a look at the peninsula. high clouds and sunshine rule all 12 hours here. we touch the 70s, low 70s, and down to 61 so grab a jacket or a blanket if you're going to be sitting outside in the leaning hours. 54 at 7:00. high clouds and sunshine here. barely almost 70 by 11:00. mid-70s from noon all the way through about 4:00. you're down to 63 by 7:00. we'll take a look at a cooling trend. first over to jobina. how's the morning commute? >>> well, things just got a little bit messy. we'll start in concord where we have a four to five car crash. speed

ends saturday >>> i'm amanda del castillo. a projectile hits a school bus full of high school football players. the warning from chp. >>> there's a new e. coli outbreak alert. the cdc is advising consumers not to eat romaine lettuce from a specific place in california. >> if you're flying home for thanksgiving you better hustle. what to busiest travel weekend of the year. >>> they seem to happen in like spurts, and it's very concerning. >> developing news, one student is hurt after a projectile hits a bus full of high school football players traveling to a game in san jose. >> happened on 101 in monterey county near prunedale. it was one of two vehicles struck tonight. amanda? >> reporter: dan, ama, a little more than 72 miles separates the high school here. that 7:00 kick off was pushed back because of that projectile. this brings the total to 40 similar incidents along that stretch of 101. projectiles prundale. six minutes later another hit a bus full of carmel high school football players. >> you're always concerned when ki

here is abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo. >> we introduced to you gabriel lopez on wednesday. is business owner was beginning to collect donations from residents committed to helping victims of the fire. by friday his truck was filled. the bags donated by amazon, the rest more by neighbors. >> clothes, snacks everything we asked for then some. dog food. all kinds much dog crates and stuff for animals as well. >> lopez was getting ready to head up thursday when the truck broke down. a rental truck is on the which. he needs to transport the load. the trouble isn't keeping him from pushing forward. >> i know that they need the help. they really need the help. for me going through the situations i'm going through is nothing they had to leave their houses behind. they had to leave everything behind. >> so 6:00 a.m. tomorrow we'll be here. >> for the norcal emergency response team or ncerst they are preparing to take dozens of trucks and trailers noth. >> it can help hundreds or thousand. we don't know how many people we're touching. but whatever we get up there, that's the big thin

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detective moses castillo is talking act this video. a man with a shopping cart was crossing a street when headlights approached him last night on olympic boulevard and lake street. we have chosen to not show the impact. >> it appears that at one point the pedestrian actually went back into the pathway of the car, don't know why. >> reporter: about an hour after the collision, another security camera captured the tesla being ditched about 2 miles away near the corner of st. andrews place and west washington boulevard. detectives say a second car which is dark in color showed up to drive the suspect away. >> if you do that, you're actually violating the crime. aiding and abetting after the crime being committed and you could be in serious legal trouble for that as well. >> reporter: the detective says that tesla with front end damage was a be working with th to determine who was at the wheel. the victim was identified at 34-year-old emilio perez who was homeless. >> a human being is a human being and we all have value. >>> an update to a

in san jose, i'm amanda del castillo abc 7 news. >>en a there are many ways to help people attacked by the fires and pg&e power outage with we have more information on the website. abc7news.com. we can help by supporting local business that is lost thousands of dollars from the shutoffs. >> so true. and it's requesting to be a nice afternoon today. if you can wait to the that you out a little bit in the north bay, where it's 32 in novato we still have the frost advisories. temperatures dropping to at or near freezing high pressure. the right here it's 53 degrees. dweel see 70s today. that's above average for everyone and looks like the trend continues the second half the weekend. changes getting into the first full week of november. eye i'll have them for you next. >> thanks, lisa. >> also next a critical weekend on the campaign trail for democrats as field shrinks with one candidate dieding toafy prtice at t prtice at t incidentn. your business can do a lot in 10 minutes. like make a big sale. surprise and delight a customer. or co

in hayward i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> the city of orinda just voted to change itsshirt-term rental laws. it comes in the wake of a deadly halloween party shooting at an airbnb. ansar? >> reporter: yeah, good evening. based on this new report, the anonymous passage and based on the number of e-mails that they got, the city has a lot of support from the community. if you rent your house on airbnb in orinda you'll now also have to live on the property while your guests stay there. >> having the house on the property is beneficial because it helps to control what's going on with the rental. >> reporter: this new urgency ordinance comes after five people were shot and killed at a halloween party hosted at an airbnb property. those opposed call it arbitrary and unfair. >> i have an objection that an owner stay in the exact same structure as a guest, i think that's objectable to most people. >> because there are still folks that would operate these things or attempt to operate them in what would be in an illegal way. >> reporter: for a long time resident it's about safety. >> airbn

amanda del castillo sat down with the victim. warn you some of the images are graphic. >> reporter: halloween night the hsband approached two people insisting they leave the premises. soon after everything went black. >> i don't remember too much after that because out of nowhere something hit me in the face. >> reporter: though graphic photos reveal the violence, a concussion, broken nose, 16 stitches, injured ribs and at this point missing keys. >> my children saw their father this way and, you know, they were traumatized. >> they put me on a gurney, shoved me into the ambulance. that's a ride i never want to take again. >> reporter: after hours in the hospital the family finally returned home. >> we were only home about 10 minutes before the car was stolen. >> reporter: so she posted to facebook to alert neighbors. among the hundreds who reached out was a san jose police officer. >> this gentleman took a special interest in us, and he is the reason that they were found. >> reporter: the call came monday, the car located miles

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >>> like you said, best to avoid it, amanda, thank you. if you would like alerts like this, the app is free to download in the app store. >>> in a morning update, pg&e reported more than 328,000 customers have now had their power restored. that leaves close to without power. pg&e says they will stay without power until it is safe to restore service. >> residents in low income apartment complex says they felt trapped understandably. she is live now in novato. >> reporter: about a third of the seniors in the buildings behind me use wheelchairs or walkers to get around and when the power went out, the elevators didn't work. and they moving around in total >> i was coming up and she was right here. right across. >> reporter: 87-year-old helen stumbled on this landing during the outage falling on top of another woman who had already fallen down the stairs. >> i knew we were in trouble when we both had fallen down. >> pitch black, pitch black. there was no emergency lighting whatsoever and the exit sign wasn't clear. >> people were screaming the

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here's abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo. by friday his truck was filled. these bags donated by amazon, the rest by neighbors. more food, more water, more necessities needed up north. >> clothes, snacks basically everything we asked for and some dog food, all kinds of dog crates and just stuff for the animals as well. >> reporter: lopez was getting ready to head up thursday when his truck broke dow a rental truck is on its way. the trouble isn't keeping lopez from pushing forward. >> i don't know, i know they need the help. they really need the help. for me just to go through the situations i'm going through is nothing. they had to leave their whole houses behind. they had to leave everything behind. >> so 6:00 a.m. tomorrow we'll be here. >> for the response team they're going to take dozens of trailers. >> we don't know exactly how many people we're touching, but whatever we get up there, that's the big thing is it getting stuff up there. >> reporter: their collection effort started last week and they say their community came through. >> when people reall

. >> reporter: environmentalist roger castillo says it traps fresh water for san jose beneath the ground and also benefit wildlife that will be able to pass from one mown range to another without significant barriers. >> it is really important to get animals their corridor to move from one peak to another and keep biodiversity. >> reporter: but it's not what long time property owners wanted >> close to 90 years in the valley. >> reporter: ken's family has grown cherries in the area for years, and he's afraid the land will stagnate. >> we're just looking for existence, that's all. >> reporter: and he questions why san jose will let go of space for industry and housing. >> i don't know any place in the world where they don't need homes more than in this area. >> reporter: the city council still has to vote to approve the agreement, and they may have to challenge the decision to court opponents say. >> the price of the land hasn't been disclosed, but the funds come from the voter approved measure t. the peninsula open space trust as well as the santa clara open space authority. >>> more peo

altan: psychologist yenys castillo was brought into homestead to assess the impact isonere're detainedave." it was a very regimented place. children were walking, and there was this one child, and he was crying.th so, i askechildren, "how come i saw a child crying, and nobody was addressing that child?" and they said that they were not allowed to talk to one another most of the time, and then they're not allod to touch one another, and they're not allowed to offer cfort. so, we tend to see teenars as mini-adults. they're not adults. emotns.nnot regulate their o they don't think of the future as we do. they think, "this is going to last forever." the longer they stay in these detention conditions, the more they deteriorate psychologically. >> girl: >>ltan: >> girl: >> altan and girl: >> girl: >> the security around any of our shelters is more to keep people out than to keep people in. especially with some of the older children, you know, these aren't secure facilities thatou are impossible to geof. the overwhelming majority, the near-unimous number of children in our care, are grateful.