matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> only on abc 7 news, david louie talks with craig hunt's daughter. e says he was a quiet man with a funny side. that story is coming up on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> giants fans becoming easy victims for auto burglaries and when police confronted a suspect last night, it ended in deadly gunfire. >> abc 7 news reporter alan wong is live at at & t park with the story. >> reporter: this happened about two blocks away from here near second and bryant streets, where a lot of giants fans park their cars. auto burglars have been victimizing them for quite awhile so last night, san francisco police officers went out looking for them. the police crime suppression unit was not surprised to witness three men robbing a mercedes suv near at & t park but when they moved in on them, police say the driver had a gun. >> normally an auto burglar would not have a firearm. i don't know if they were intent on doing some other crime. >> reporter: when the driver, identified as 26-year-old o'shane evans of oakland, did not comply, the officers shot and killed him. they say nob

ginger zee, abc news, new york. >>> to an unfolding situation. the highest mountain peaks in the world. an army in nepal isution helicopters to ferry injured hikers to safety. the area that had been trekking was hit by a blizzard and an avalanche. at least a dozen people kills. officials say dozens more remain stranded. the most popular month of the year for hiking in that's region. meanwhile, experts say a volcano in iceland that's been erupting since the end of august still a serious threat. along with a lava field growing more than a half a mile every day. dangerous levels fumes are being released into the air. this lava is now covering an area roughly the size of manhattan. it's about 45 feet thick an average. >>> to hong kong where tension is running high following overnight clashes between police and pro-democracy protesters. there's real outrage over one demonstrator who was beaten by police. he showed off his injuries to his back and face before the cameras. he officers involved are no longer allowed to monitor the protests which have bee

paula faris, abc news, new york. >> it's little guys we're talking about.you can't always see them. they pop in and out of the bus, they are excited to be home. >> and they aren't paying attention. i wonder if a lot of those people don't have kids. you think about that. those buses come, i don't care how busy you are. a lot of people thinking about their own kids and wouldn't dare try to go around a bus. >> buses drop off times are timed. so if you really are in a rush, figure out what time they come around the block, avoid it. >> let's just slow down a little bit. >> i think you're right. >> i'm going to slow down reading this next tease. >> in honor of -- >> yeah. >> the red light buses. >>> let's just slow down for a second and talk about zombies. you aren't into this stuff yet. not a "walking dead" fan? >> no. >> well, everybody except reena seems to be into this right now. they seem to be everywhere. not just for halloween anymore. everybody in america. exactly why are we all fixated on the undead? >> i just don't have time to watch. that's the only re

lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >>> a nasa rocket explodes seconds after launching. what this means for the international space station. >>> plus students on alert after a crime spree at cal. we will show you where it's happening. >>> plus -- >> lost and now found. the incredible story of how some bay area students got back their missing instruments. >>> and -- >> waited a lifetime to get here. it was an honor. >> we are live in kansas city with another side to tonight's world series. >>> a frightening scene in the skies over virginia just a couple of hours ago. the launch of this commercial rocket, the antares goes terribly wrong. >> we have liftoff of antares. its third mission to the iss. main engine at 108%. >> that was not supposed to happen. antares exploded moments after liftoff. it happened just before 4:00 our time. after the explosion, the rocket fell back to earth and burst into flames. the unmanned supply ship belongs t

abc news has identified him as dr. working with the organization doctors without borders in guinea. an balance rushed spencer to bellevue hospital in manhattan earlier today. new york city health officials say the doctor was submitted with a fever and stomach problems. he's been placed in isolation. his new york apartment has been cordoned off. >>> federal transportation officials are sending an urgent message to motorists. they've got to replace dangerous air bags. >> and yet there is still this confusion over what model cars have the defective air bags and how many. michael finney has this story. >> this is an amazing story. the numbers just keep growing. it used to only be a concern in the south in hume humid weather. now it's a concern everywhere. hard to keep track. drivers are on edge, calling their dealerships, trying to find out if they need to replace dangerous air bags. confusion began when government officials added three million cars to the recall list. that makes nearly 8 million vehicles with a potentiall

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. went inside. that's where maintenance workers will begin to try to figure out what went wrong. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. strange story, obviously. let's check in with abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard with the very latest. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, guys, very, very tense moments for passengers on board that plane. passengers noticed a short time into their flight that something definitely was wrong with the boeing 757 aircraft. american airlines tells us there was never a problem with the plane's pressurization system and oxygen masks never dropped. as you can see from sky 7 hd, a tug pulled that plane from the terminal to a hangar after it dropped passengers off at terminal two about an hour and a half ago. flight 2293 was carrying 184 passengers and a crew of six, two pilots and four flight attendants. take a look at some pictures taken inside the cabin. you can see here how part of the cabin wall came apart. american blames the problem on air

that's all ahead on "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abctions. "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ ♪ >>> before teresa and joe giudice were sentenced an a variety of fraud charges, everyone expected the reality tv show couple to get a harsh sentence. everybody but the couple themselves. >> and as they prepare for prison time, they reveal how circumstances are affecting their family. abc's dan abrams has the story. >> of course, i was shocked. >> reporter: real housewives of new jersey star teresa giudice preparing to serve a 15-month sentence for fraud. speaking out to bravo's andy cohen about learning she'd be serving hard time. >> i mean it was very unexpected. i don't even know what's to say. i really don't know what to say. >> reporter: she was eligible for many more months but the judge spared her. has she learned a lesson? >> i need to read things before i sign them. i do need to understand things before i sign them. >> reporter: that's not how the court saw them. no question, the giudices now facing a new reality as hu

7 news. >>> thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. etz. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and cheryl. >>> next at 5:00, tragedy for a teenager hitting an entire community very hard. >>> also, the giants hit the road for kansas city. this team and their fans are really confident. >>> the trial now under way that could decide the fate of the largest community college in the country right here in the bay area. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. warm the next few days but it's a tricky forecast for halloween. all the details coming up. >>> i'm glad i just got bandages and didn't have anything broken. >> bandage and bruised, a 10-year-old girl recovers after she went flying off a trampoline and through a tempered glass window in an east bay gym ninass center. >> poor thing. that young girl's party turned into a frightening ordeal. tonight she has more than 100 stitches. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live from antioch with the story. explain how this happened. >> reporter: well, let me show you. there are actua

amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. begins right now with cheryl and dan. >>> frightening admission about ebola danger in the united states. >> some school aged children had contact with the patient. >> even though it's happening in dallas, hospitals here are gearing up just in case. >>> and what's behind a new unit to fight human trafficking in san jose? >>> and in san francisco, how the firefighter mutiny against their chief now includes management. >>> getting hot enough tomorrow for a heat advisory. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. i'll have all the temperatures coming up. >>> an emergency room nurse at the hospital treating a man with ebola makes a serious mistake. he tells her he flew in from west africa but -- >> that information was not fully communicated throughout the full team. >> and that missed opportunity could have exposed others to this deadly virus. now there is concern about hospital protocol everywhere. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. we know the man's name is thomas e

tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. ryl jennings. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >>> it's like a story line from a movie. meth, money, and the mexican cartels in an organized crime ring. >> largest drug seizure in the history of contra costa county. >>> the numbers are staggering. that's ahead. >>> plus, preventing another firestorm. the new effort now under way. >>> and paper, plastic or apple pay? >> i just paid for it. that simple. >> the big step toward making cash obsolete, but what happens if you lose your phone? >>> i'm spencer christian with the current round of showers winding down, i will show you when we can expect our next bout of rainfall coming up. >>> we are following a big drug bust tonight. 500 pounds of methamphetamine off the streets. good evening. i'm ama daetz in for dan ashley. >> i'm cheryl jennings. thanks for joining us. local and state law enforcement agencies announced today the take-down of a major international drug trafficking organization that was based in contra costa county. abc 7 n

linsey davis, abc news, newark, new jersey. >> you mentioned the big debate going on.ur facebook page about the nurse's quarantine. >> a lot of back and forth. some folks writing, treat the doctors and nurses with kindness but the quarantine is necessary. >> kathy writes, common sense should dictate but since that's not happening there needs to be guidelines that are regulated to protect others. and on and on it will go until we're all in the clear. >> there's a legal battle now going on. >>> we'll turn now to texas. thomas eric duncan's fiance attended church services for the first time yesterday since leaving quarantine. louise troh and her family went to a baptist church yesterday. memorial services for duncan will be held at that same church next month. he died of ebola october 8th. >>> a second victim has died after a school shooting in washington state. 14-year-old gia soriano passed away overnight. two teens remain in critical condition and a third is showing signs of improvement but still is in serious condition. homecoming prince 14-year-old jaylen fryberg ope

it's tuesday, october 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning tothis tuesday. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm reena ninan. >>> we're going to begin with the latest details an the arrest of a chicago area teenager arrested on terrorism charges. >> muhammad hamzah khan was on his way to syria to fight for isis when he was stopped at the airport. abc's brian ross reports. >> reporter: the terror of isis seemed far away from this quiet chicago suburb. now the fbi says the young man who lived in this hour, 19-year-old muhammad hamzah khan was about to become part of it. >> bit of a shock. bit of a strange feeling. >> reporter: in court, prosecutors said khan was headed for jihad in syria when arrested at o'hare airport over the weekend. in a letter left behind. >> announcer: parentfor his pare said he was upset at the filth of society. his parents left the courthouse in tears. the latest american family to find themselves caught up in the tragedy and horror of isis. at the same time in indianapolis, the parents of another young man from the midwest, 26-year-old

abc news reporter david curly with the news. >> reporter: a remarkable move by toyota, telling nearlymers, if it runs out of replacement, it will disable your air bag and warning that motorists keep the passenger seat empty until a new bag is installed. tonight gm is going to send a similar letter. this after another 3 million cars bringing the total to nearly 8 million which should urgently have air bags replaced. that's the second correction of the numbers by the feds who are telling drivers to go to their website to see if their car is affected. but the website isn't working. what's going on here? >> that's the big question. ntsa is the safety authority. they should get the message right. they should understand the facts. >> reporter: the problem with the air bags is the inflaters' explosive deployment. it can send metal shards flying. at least four deaths are linked to the air bags. angela said her recall notice came after her 2012 accident near dallas, in which shards injured her and cut up the bag. >> it makes me angry. just thinking about the people that are driving currently r

linzie janis, abc news, ft. an a japanese air bag manufacturer. they want documents regarding the production and testing of the safety devices which can explode when inflated and spew metal fragments at passengers. it also wants the takata to answer questions under oath. repairs have lagged because of a shortage of replacement parts. >>> another federal agency is going after gerber. the baby food company? why? the ftc says they shouldn't be claiming the its good start gentle formula can reduce or prevent allergies in children. the company stands by the claims, but the federal trade commission says at best good start gentle formula helps with a skin rash, not all allergies and the company is misleading consumers. >>> your halloween weather. i aults trick-or-treated in florida. the best weather. a cold blast pushes through the northern plains. up to four inches of snow for northern michigan. rain turns to snow through the ohio valley, and rain showers through the carolinas. rain and mountain snow for the northwest

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the bay area county considering a big transportation ballot measure but it comes with a big price tag. >>> also, the east bay kids reaping the fall harvest at the white house with first lady michelle obama. >>> and new at 4:30, we update the condition of the texas nurse with ebola and what she thinks of the treatment she's receiving. >>> outside we go on this tuesday. take a look at the mcarthur maze, live. it's not too bad. the cars on the right are heading into the city. cars on the left-hand side heading the opposite direction, little bit worse going that way. but when it came to medicare, ig was glad i could get , a little help. (vo) ingrid and robert called anthem blue cross and found an affordable medicare advantage plan that pays for many of the costs original medicare won't. now they can focus on other important decisions. retired and on a fixed income? anthem blue cross plans help protect you from high medical costs. call now for a plan that's right for you. choose from plans with no monthly pre

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in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >>> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. c 7 news at 5:00 begins right now. >>> the other is still listed as serious in the hospital. >> here's the reason. arrests in a vicious beating at levi's stadium. will security be increased? >>> also, governor brown makes an endorsement in the oakland mayor's race. why it may not make any difference in the election. >>> giants fans getting worried again. we will take you live to the ballpark where this afternoon's playoff game has not been exactly what they were hoping for. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. inland areas are still baking in the heat but cooling is just around the corner. i'll be back with the details. >>> video surfaces of a brutal attack at levi's stadium yesterday. the brawl may have been sparked by an argument over who was next in line for an open stall in the bathroom. good evening. i'm larry beil in for dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. two men under arrest tonight in this assault. the men are from the central valley town of k

cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> all right.here. >>> coming up, we've got "the skinny." we've got "the skinny" coming up. a singer messes up the national anthem. is it as bad as some are saying? we'll tell you about it. >>> also, taylor swift, she shocked her fans in a very big way just this evening. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinny ♪ skinny ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> so we're going to begin "the skinny" with a sleepless night for millions of taylor swift fans. her new album has officially dropped. it was early. 47 minutes early. and taylor announced it on twitter saying it's out, it's out. this is not a drill. go, go, go. >> so all of her fans did just that. more viewers tonight because everybody is up with the tvs on listening to "1989." that's the title of the album. first reaction on twitter. here's one from maggie saying this is officially the greatest moment of her life. >> aw, maggie. >> she must be really young. another fan says she's bal

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linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> this is what we know about dr. spencer's past few days.ving in new york on the 17th. he sticks to guidelines checking his temperature twice a day. this past tuesday he feels tired. wednesday, spencer takes the subway to brooklyn to a bowling alley and hops in a cab back home. he notifies authorities yesterday morning when he comes down with a 103 fever and also has diarrhea. at some point he also went for a three-mile jog, but health officials say there's no reason for alarm. you should stay with us here at abc news as we cover the latest ebola infection. look for more live updates in our next half hour and on "america this morning." >>> we know more about the man who stormed canada's parliament building. he was a loner who had drug problems, criminal record and converted to islam. abc's karen travers reports authorities still want to know much more about him. >> reporter: this dramatic video shows bystanders scrambling as michael zehaf-bibeau races toward canada's parliament with a small caliber hunting rifle. this picture authentic but f

abc 7 news' twitter feed has the seven signs and symptoms of the disease at abc 7 news bay area. >>> parents in colorado are being told to look out for marijuana in candy this halloween, all because of the state's new pot laws. denver police have released a public service announcement alerting parents about the potential trick or treating risk. the announcement features a marijuana merchant describing some of the products he has on his shelves and how easily that medical pot can be mistaken for a piece of candy. >> problem is some of these products look so similar to candy that's been on the market that we have eaten as children that there's really no way for a child or parent or anybody, even an expert in the field, to tell you whether or not a product is infused or not. >> authorities say the threat is rare but real. last year, some kids in canada ended up in the emergency room after eating lollypops laced with synthetic marijuana. officials say parents should inspect all candy and kids should never eat anything from a homemade bag. >>> giants fans are packing in to at & t park for

at 10:00, the new legal drama "how to get away with murder." of course, followed by abc makes a slow crawl toward a major road in hawaii and threatens homes. >> abc news reporter emmitt miller has the latest on the flow and the people chasing it before disaster hits. >> reporter: a 30-mile red-hot blanket over the community. the lava flow slowed to 5 to 10 miles an hour giving michelle williams a chance to pack up and get out. >> luckily it's slow. that's also the downside is it's painfully slow in a way. >> reporter: rob marciano with an aerial perspective. >> we can certainly hope that it stops before it goes through a town and gets to the ocean. there's a history of doing that, but there's certainly no guarantee. >> reporter: this lava began bubbling from a crater in june and sliding northeast toward the ocean ever since. the rain that fell on the region wednesday couldn't stem the flow. it's still 225 yards from the downtown business district. for now, though, business is up. tourists have been pouring in to see the lava, and they're spending. even if they're spared,

david kerley, abc news, wallops island, virginia. >>> david, thank you. one of america's mo wanted has been captured tonight. eric frein, accused of ambushing two state troopers in pennsylvania, killing one of them, according to authorities. abc's pierre thomas live in washington with late word. pierre? >> good evening, david. we just got an information from a federal law enforcement source, as you said, that eric frein has been captured. now, this ends a long odyssey in which after he killed a state police trooper and injured another, he had been on the run, literal little for weeks. schools were shut down. he had survivalist skills. this was a man that was extremely dangerous. law enforcement officials vowed to capture him and apparently he is now in custody. >> all right, tonight. one of america's most wanted in custody. ere iic frein captured. pierre, thank you. >>> apple ceo, no stranger to that famous apple stage, the world often looking, following his cues, waiting for the next big thing. just weeks ago, the apple watch. tonight, though, a far more

new images of frein this morning. police have been reading also from his journal. abc'swith the details. >> reporter: the new images of fugitive eric frein from the fbi. showing what he might look like with a beard and a mohawk. after he allegedly ambushed two state troopers, killing one of them. also we're learning just what was in that journal entry. handwritten by the fugitive and found by officers in the woods. >> got a shot around 11:00 p.m. and took it. he dropped. i was surprised at how quick. i took a follow-up shot on his head, neck area. he was still and quiet after that. >> reporter: he describes the killings in great detail. >> another cop approached the one i just shot. as he went to kneel, i took a shot at him and jumped in the door. his legs were visible and still. >> reporter: police say the notes found at the same campsite where authorities discovered two pipe bombs more than a week ago did not indicate frein knew the officers he shot. >> i will tell you after reading this cold-blooded and absolutely chilling account, i can only describe eric frein's act

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good weekend? >> good weekend. very good weekend. >> was it a good weekend? >> it was nice. already looking into halloween costumes. >> what are you thinking? >> my daughter wants to be a cat, and my son a firefighter. >> that's simple enough. how about you? >> i'm going to go as the annoying wife who nags her husband all the time. it's an easy costume to wear. >> that's not a costume. that's just what you do. >>> good morning to you all. reena ninan. i'm t.j. holmes. good to have you all with us. here we go again. starting off with ebola. some developments over the weekend. new details about the patient being treated in the texas hospital. thomas eric duncan is fighting for his life after his condition worsened this weekend. >> at the same time, officials are doing everything to contain the spread of the virus. abc's ryan owens reports from dallas. >> reporter: thomas eric duncan is struggling to survive. he's in critical condition. his family says he's unconscious, on a ventilator and on dialysis after his kidney

vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. a daetz. >> i'm larry beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >>> a team of thieves and a string of thefts. >> came out 2:45 for 15 minutes, came back again at 4:00. >> millions of dollars worth of electronics stolen from one bay area city. are they connected? >>> also ahead, tagging spree. the homes getting special notices in san francisco. >> why a surgeon is training with the san jose s.w.a.t. team. >>> and giants fans who are feeling confident. >> it could definitely happen today. it's going to happen today. >> how the giants plan to rally the troops and clinch the series tonight. >>> feeling the difference today? i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. i will let you know how much the temperatures will drop this week. >>> two men caught in the act. surveillance video shows them stealing a treasure trove of electronics. three different businesses are hit and wait until you see how they got into one of them. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i

linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> 12 million views in two days.ot of men responded they didn't realize that was not a positive thing when they are hollering at women. >> you know what? if it brings it to a guy's attention who maybe didn't think of it because it seems n some ways, some guys innocent enough. hello, beautiful. you think you are giving a compliment. the words you use are not that negative. not that strong. still, that's offensive to a lot of women. >> the actress in the video has actually really received a lot of threats. and so they are asking people to help with that, if you know the people making these threats to come forward. >>> well, coming up, sandra bullock coming to the rescue in real life. >> also, rdj at the dmv. ironman has to renew his license in person. he, of course, did it in style. that's in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ skinn ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> all right. stop me when you heard this before. sug knight is under arrest. this is how we start, but sug kni

you'll be seeing a lot of pink at abc news. ancer. >> more than 232,000 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed this year with as many as 40,000 deaths. the number of cases is steadily declining. >> that may be due to the incredible amount of awareness of the disease which has reached over years, throughout recent years. and october we've seen lots of pink from sports uniforms to our food and, like these macaroons. here from financier bakery. one of my favorite bakeries. >> one of many places using the power of pink for researching breast cancer. something as simple as this may not be on someone's mind. pink is there and something i didn't think about. >> a little uplifting. chocolate raspberry, raspberry jam and rose water. $1 will be donated to national breast cancer foundation. >> you'll be seeing a lot of this. a lot of pink at abc news this month and on this day to kick off this month. good? >> it's incredible. macaroons. >> "the mix" is coming up next. and our reporter finds himself in the middle of a story h

laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> thank you so much for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. y beil. abc 7 news at 5:00 begins now with dan and cheryl. >>> ebola crackdown, where a stanford surgeon is sequestered and the state's new quarantine for travelers, next. >>> plus, burgled in the east bay. where are the bicycles? >>> and after a night of orange and black and blue -- >> we expect a close game. >> you're ready? >> yes. >> the giants are ready to play. we are live at kansas city with all the pregame action. >>> great weather for the game. i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. october is going out on a wet note. details on your halloween storm coming up. >>> essentially 21 days incubation for our men and women who would be returning from west africa. >> a quarantine is ordered for u.s. troops to make sure they do not have ebola. same day california issues its own quarantine. thanks for joining us. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. one of those now under modified quarantine on the peninsula, a stanford surgeon who recently traveled to liberia. this is a story a

if you love where you live, then you'll be successful. >> reporter: mara schiavocampo, abc news, newk. >> rough it. >> i wonder what their grades are. >> if it can make a more comfortable environment, you want to stick around. you aren't running off campus. you enjoy where you live. >> i think there's nothing wrong with a shake shack in your dorm. >> you have a problem with the -- >> the playboy grotto. the shoes room. >> you think that's too much for a college student? >> i think there's something in building yourself up before getting to a certain level, right? >> please. i want to start at that level. right? >> please. i want to start at that level. >>> and now it's time for "the mix." >> we just rolled this video. it's pretty self-explanatory. just look and listen at this. >> it looked like the child is hurting the other child. 22-month-old, the big one there, is tickling her little sister. that's adrian. and trying to make the little one laugh. and it's successful. >> this is awesome. >> fun little video to show you. this is fun. >> this is awesome. [ laughter ] >>> okay. we'll

dan harris, abc news, new york. >> sarah palin said she was proud of her children. stood by her.ar that she is? >> yeah, we've all been there. who hasn't had a family outing look that, though. just saturday. >> you holmes folks are -- >> you should see us in west memphis. we get don on weekend nights. >> just weekend nights? >> we reserve that kind of behavior for the weekends. are you kidding me? >>> now it's time for "the mix." going to kick it off, or should i? >> ikea. haunted house ikae p. >> you like this. >> ikea is turning their singapore star into a haunted house. something like "the shining." it's the ultimate haunted house. the store is open until 11:00 p.m. there's even a game. halloween spot and win contest. you can stand to win gift cards. it looks like "the shining." >> they have a lot of lefts and rights and trns. this is the perfect store to do something like this. this is kind of cool. >> they are giving away free stuff. logon to their website. >> would you go for a hoverboard? >> what is a hoverboard? >> you aren't walking down the street. you are an a board, n

very simple. >>> thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right>>> outrage and fear. students at uc berkeley on alert after reports of sexual assaults at a fraternity. and there's word of a new case just today. >>> plus -- >> windows blew out and i heard the ceiling come in. >> then and now. how the bay area has come back from the loma prieta earthquake. >> it's vibrant and fun. >>> plus, the breakout stars of the playoff series generating pride across the bay area. >>> i'm abc 7 meteorologist drew tuma. the sunshine is giving way to overcast skies and little bit of shower activity. >>> stunning accusations about five people being drugged and sexually assaulted at a fraternity near the uc berkeley campus. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm cheryl jennings. thanks for joining us. five people say they were assaulted after being given a so-called date rape drug. the alleged incidents happened at the delta kappa epsilon fraternity house, a block from another fraternity where another sexual assault may have occurred. abc 7 news reporter lillian kim is in berkeley w

abc news is going pink for our mothers, daughters, grand mothers. we will turn the empire state building pink right here. >> world news tonight is coming up right after this newscast at 5:30 on abc 7. >>> what do you do with food that has gone past the sell-by date stamped on the package? >> a lot of folks get rid of it but 7 on your side's michael finney says don't throw it out. >> that's good to know. >> we have been saying this over and over. how many reports have i done on this? >> many. >> people are not getting the message. we will try again. don't do it. food safety experts say we throw out thousands of dollars worth of food that is perfectly safe to eat. many food labels are stamped with a date to sell by or use by. however, it doesn't mean the food will be unsafe to eat after that date. instead, it's simply what the manufacturer says it has determined that is the last day the food is at its highest quality. >> what most people think it means is that the food is bad after that date and they shouldn't eat it. it could be hazardous so they tend

abc 7 news. >> thank you, cornell. with all the road closures because of the president's visit, get help navigating around traffic. >> join the abc group for free from google play or the app store. >>> you will no longer see off-duty san jose police officers moonlighting at levi's stadium. this afternoon their department temporarily banned them from doing any security work for the 49ers and their players, this following an abc 7 news report from last week that a sergeant who worked security for the team received a personal call from niners defensive tackle ray mcdonald right around the same time as a 911 call was placed from mcdonald's home. that officer responded to mcdonald's house even though he wasn't assigned to that case. other officers then arrested mcdonald for domestic violence on his fiancee. prosecutors have not filed formal charges against mcdonald and the presence of that sergeant has complicated the investigation. >>> cal fire has given its fleet of 22 air tankers the green light to go back to work. the ag

abc 7 news. >>> just ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, america's ebola scare. bay area responders are changing the way they respond to help. >>> a san francisco school, an important drill on the eve of a somber anniversary. >>> later a dustup over a neighborhood soccer field. one problem solved, but now an even bigger one looms. , , , , , >>> topping today's headlines, the giants tweeted out this photo writing, getting ready for nlcs game five. we're about half an hour away now from the game. a win could clinch the nlcs title, and send the giants back to the world series. san leandro police have arrested a suspect accused of inappropriately toufg children at walmart and target stores earlier this week. laura anthony tweeted the latest. police say the suspect is a 20-year-old parking attendant who lives in san leandro. >>> first responders nationwide are getting ready for the possibility of ebola spreading to local communities. medic ambulance tweeted out this photo saying they are ready. vic lee is live with a look at the protocols for bay area responders. vic?

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. >> reporter: juju chang, abc news, new york. >> i just think eat what you want to eat. even if it's like full fat. just don't go all crazy. why do you have to eat the rire deuced fat cheese with low fat sour cream and then the double death by chocolate but you order the diet coke. >> every doctor watching is about to tweet you. >> bring it. bring it. got to go. >> your dream home, folks. we'll be talking about that next. >> got to go. that's what they're saying in the control room. got to go. >>> given how expensive it is to renovate old houses, no wonder many homeowners gravitate toward new construction. >> that's not always a good idea for the environment. a growing number of green minded homeowners are saving bundle while doing it. here's devon dwyer. >> reporter: at first glance it's an average american home an the outside and in. but look closely. this one is built with mostly dirt, straw and parts pulled from a dumpster. >> a lot of things are thrown out that could be used. either repurposed or used as they are. >> reporter: esther and her husband mike say 80% of

." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. w." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from ou ♪ >>> all right. or s ♪ >>> all right. taylor swift. might have heard of her. if you haven't by now, you need to get out. but you are one of the rare folks out there possibly who hasn't heard of this pop star, she's going to find her way to you one way or another. >> i think you're right about that. >> she's everywhere. >> year after year she managed to have this broad appeal to audiences and taking care of her hard-core fan base. who better to tell us about her than abc's dan harris? >> will you please shake it off with me? >> reporter: taylor swift is so excited about her new album "1989" that's she's shouting it from the rooftops. ♪ >> reporter: performing live just hours ago in a top-secret event for yahoo! one of many surprises up her sleeves. this is what happens when one of the biggest music stars on earth invites fans into her living room. >> hey, guys. >> yes, she has an unconventional relationship with her swifti

clayton sandell, abc news, pahoa, hawaii. >>> another stormy day in the northwest. t. rain from east texas through the great lakes. and in the western parts of western pennsylvania and new york. >> record challenging temperatures into the mid-atlantic. 60s in the east of the rockies and across the middle of the country. 50s in the northwest. >>> cars made by toyota are the most reliable. that's according to an annual survey. consumer reports rates toyota and lexus as the top of the reliability list. japanese competitors mazda and honda round out the top four. ranking at the bottom, brands from the newly merged chrysler fiat. also dodge, ram, jeep and fiat have the worst repair records. >>> walmart is apologizing for an inappropriately labeled section of its website. the uproar started last week when one section of that website was labeled fat girl costumes. yeah, fat girl costumes. walmart quickly replied with online apologies but somehow the label reappeared yesterday. it's since been taken down. a company spokesperson calling it unacceptable. >> how does that happe

tom llamas, abc news, new york. >>> a search for hannah graham has turned up empty.eeks ago. she was seen on surveillance video. police say they may get some extra help tomorrow when hunting season starts in the state. jesse matthew jr. has been charged in connection with her disappearance. >>> frightening moments for a couple of window washers in oakland, california. they got stuck 19 floors in the air when it malfunctioned. they were stranded in the hot sun for two hours before firefighters rappelled down from the roof of the high rise to rescue them. they were dehydrated and hungry but otherwise okay. >>> and dozens of families were trapped down a california ferris wheel for an hour and a half. the ride at disney's california adventure stalled yesterday afternoon and workers actually had to manually restart it and remove passengers one by one. no one was injured. >>> nearly 250,000 homes and businesses were without power in north texas after strong storms moved through there. take a look at these transformers which blew in dallas. see that? bottom left. this is at

nick smith, abc 7 news. >>> the giants are just getting on the field at kauffman stadium right now for a workout. >> abc 7 sports anchor mike shumann is in kansas city with the team and he joins us with a live report. hey, mike. >> reporter: all right, guys. well, as you just said, the giants were a little late getting here to kauffman stadium. they are having an optional workout and everybody is out here. as you can see after last night's big win, it gives them a 3-2 lead, coming here for game six tomorrow night. of course, you want to have in a best two out of three series, that lead coming in and that's just what the giants have here. the kansas city royals are a confident team. they think they can win two straight here. they did it in 1985, beat the cardinals to win their last world series. it will be an interesting matchup tomorrow with venturape. peevey lost in game two. let's hear from the manager, ned yost said he's not worried about game seven. he's thinking about game six. >> game seven's not even in my mind right now. we are going to win game six and then worry about game se