, or skeletons, but west middle school has added a new element...technol ogy. sixth through eigth graders are working on a project called haunted hallways. it showcases project called haunted hallways. it showcases their technical skills in areas s ke graphic c sign, editing g d more. "the haunted hallways is a rear screen projection project where the kids take videos and then add green screen effects to them. to basically to a video such as explosions, all kinds said borrall. the way he's going to do it is he's going to projects and we're going to show our projects in the haunted hallways," said huls. viewing of the projection runs october twenty-third and twenty-fourth at west middle school from six to eight p.m. admission is one dollar for presales and two dollars on the day of the event. jenna: still to come tonight, ladies as much as we love wearing high heels...could they acutally be huring us in the long run? (fred) have more great fall weather cominin to siouxland tomorrow and thursday, but a cold front willring the potential for frost late in the week.

jessica rae: haunted houses usually contain props such as chainsaws, zombies, or skeletons, but west middle school has added a new element... technology. sixth through eigth graders are working on a project called haunted hallways. it showcases their technical skills in areas like graphic design, editing and more. "the haunted hallways is a rear screen projection project where the kids take videos and then add green screen effects to them. to basically add special effects smoke, lighting, explosions, all kinds of different things," said borrall. the way he's going to do it is he's going to put them up on projects and we're going to show our projects in the haunted hallways," said huls. jessica rae: projection project is open to the public and runs october 23rd and 24th at west middle school from six to eight p.m. admission is one dollar ahead of time and two dollars on the day of the event. jessica rae: there's only 2 weeks left for you to show us your best haunted, spooky or sweet pumpkin! you have from now until october 29th to submit a photo of your best pumpkin creation. on octob

tim: haunted houses usually contain props such as chainsaws, zombies, or skeletons, but west middle school has added a new element... technology. sixth through eigth graders are working on a project called haunted hallways. it showcases their technical skills in areas like graphic design, editing and more. "the haunted hallways is a rear screen projection project where the kids take videos and then add green screen effects to them. to basically add special effects to a video such as smoke, lighting, explosions, all kinds of different things," said borrall. the way he's gng to do it is he's going to put them up on projects and we're going to show our projects in the haunted hallways," said huls. viewing of the projection project is open to the public and runs october 23rd and 24th at west middle school from six to eight p.m. admission is one dollar ahead of time and two dollars on the day of the event. jenna: inmates at the south dakota state penitentiary in yankton are gaving back to the community with a fall tradition. nat sound: children shouting: "thank you!", inmates respond: "your wel

jessicicrae: unted houses usually contain props such as chainsaws, zombies, or skeletons, but west middle school has added a new element... technology. sixth through eigth graders are working on a project called haunted hallways. it showcases their technical skills in areas like graphic design, editing and more. "the haunted hallways is a rear screen projection project where the kids take videos and then add green screen effects to them. to basically add special effects to a video such as smokok lighting, explosionsnsall kinds of d dferent things," said borrall. . the way he's going to do it is he's going to put them up on projects and we're going to show our projects in the haunted hallways," said huls. jessica rae: viewing of the projection project is opeto the public and runs october 23rd and 24th at west middle school from six to eight p.m. admission is one dollar ahead of time and two dollars on the day of the event. jessica rae: residents of dakota city nebraska are finishing up work to rebuild a part of their community destroyed by devastating wind storms a year ago. a large grant

guests can create masks, sugar schools, and skeleton t-shirts. or put on your costume and head to the oakland zoo. and there will be a dance party for your enjoyment. children in costume receive a free ticket. >>> this saturday, thousands of zombies will be around the world with a worldwide thriller dance off. you can watch the zombies perform or dress the part and be part of the dance off. that's 2:00 at lincoln avenue. or celebrate 65 years of peanuts. that's in santa rosa, 25 artists will pay tribute. >>> raters are at charges, and the quakes host dallas. that is your weekend watch. >>> and outbreak of the disease outside of the south bay. >>> clouds are moving to the bay area this weekend, and we will let you know when you will have sprinkles and we are tracking a stronger system with rainfall next week. >>> nice show featuring donald trump and bernie sanders. more on that coming up next. stay with us, we will be right back. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase

skeleton. i was wrong. it was a, b, or c. >> ryan: so fun to look at. everyone's getting ready for the weekend. the weather will cooperate. >> kim: every year i say our kids will be in winter coats but how about this one. >> ryan: i have to call you on that one. stitches on a skeleton? stitches? what is that? >> kim: you're going to hurt his mom's feelings. >> ryan: it's the growl he gives when it snows, too. 75 for a high in boston. 76 in norwood. 74 for a high temperature in bedford. we were in the mid 70s all the way to nashua and beverly and a little bit cooler on cape cod. but still mild. our temps in the mid and upper 60s. now, 70s are shriveling. through boston to marshfield, almost to portsmouth. these will drop in the next hour. not only is the sun setting but the cool air is shuffling in on a westerly wind. we're doing already in the 60s all the way to north adams. winds gusting over 30 miles an back into worcester, 32 miles an hour provincetown gusting only to 23a front going by and just -- forcing that cool air good now. the great lakes. you

. >> ghosts and goblins and witches and skeletons, something for everyone this halloween, bay area favorite: trick or treat at pier 70. get dress in the spooky costume and thrilled by art installation and live deejay with a list of fun on our website. the annual mexican holiday, "day of the dead," is on sunday. in san jose, the mexican heritage plaza will have a store open for the living and dead for the celebration, a feast music, art, food and dance. if you are just wanting to have your heart strings pulled when the music wraps up at the orpheum actors and visitors who tell their own stories through the power of love through music. >> do you know that old saying choose a job you love you will never workaday in your life. two much cuteness: the woman this has the happiest job. alaska. finally. the search for brown bears begins. denali highway. low on gas. pit stop. fill up. double points. yep, that's cold. tired. day 2. coffee. eggs. double points. beautiful. majestic... nothing. where are you, bear? warm. warmer. warmer. yes. wherever the journey takes you, carry american express gold. it's more th

bob livingston after only a day or so when he was replacing newt gingrich, saying if anyone has a skeletonet, even referring to card gyames or things that happen after 5:00. no one knew what he was alluding to but it certainly set off a lot of gossip. we don't know if that's the case here or if that was the case about someone else who was potentially in the race. who are the other candidates besides chaffetz who might have been going up? of course the majority leader candidates, that's the separate race that was to follow. that was pretty much a brawl. >> reporter: so the only declared candidates were chaffetz of utah and daniel webster of florida. daniel webster got the house freedom caucus, the conservatives' backing. the reason why there are so few candidates is because everybody assumed mccarthy had this all sewn up, that there was no chance for anybody else to emerge. we are getting more reports here, a colleague tells me mccarthy got up before the conference and announced that he was not the person to be the face of the party. so this is developing. this is ongoing. i can just tell y

skeleton for, like, ux. >> abc 7 news anchor and we'd love to see your pet's costumes or your own. >> the hag tag speak killd fee frmd. >> akroz the bay area 1 3rks 7 "newsroom." >> the hkd. >> and i'm dan ashley. fr all of us heel we hope to see again at 6:00. >>> tonight, on the scene of the halloween horror, reported >>> tonight, on the scene of the halloween horror, reported tornadoes, drivers trapped. buildings destroyed. the trailer lifted and dropped on the roof of a holiday inn. the husband and father trapped, the fast-rising water surrounding him. recording a message to his family. >> hopefully they'll be there soon. >> the storms already turning deadly. and millions facing severe weather tonight. >>> also breaking, american special operations forces will now enter syria. in the fight against isis, sent to assist. but will there be combat? >>> the race for 2016. and the republican rebellion tonight. suspending an upcoming debate, blasting the questions this week. tonight, their new demands. >>> the classroom fireball. the eruption that sent students running. several injuries.

of the most difficult times have been been when republican leaders or potential republican leaders must step down because of skeletons in their closet we saw it with newt gingrich and bob livingston. with all the voter distrust felt in washington around the country, i'm asking that any candidate for the speaker of the house, majority leader or majority whip withdraw himself from the leadership election if there are any misdeeds he has committed since joining the congress. that will embarrass himself, the republican conference and the house if they become public. thank you, walter. and then he handwrites at the bottom, i believe this question is important to the integrity of the house. congressman jones, is there something you would like to tell us about the candidates for republican leadership? who is this directed to? and what kind of misdeeds? we did not hear back from congressman jones when we put that question to his office today. but he did tell politico.com, quote, in this world we live in today with you young guys and the internet and everything, all the blogs and the papers, i just felt when i leave at 5:00,

skeleton toys and spider rings. that way kids with special diets can also enjoy trick-or-treating. a teal pumpkin or sign marks a participating house. >> food allergies is a problem that people face and it's hard to manage. one in 13th children -- one in allergy, which is roughly two in every classroom. >> for the seabrooke's, it's all about making a happier following for kids like amera. >> i don't like the term normal, as possible and if i can play a role in helping her to feel that everything possible to make that happen. todd: the seabrookes say they hope the project continues to people can add their house to the teal pumpkin project map , there's a link on our website. pounding the pavement. running taking over des moines all weekend. how the first year of splitting the imt marathon into two days >> 110 stories in the air, walking a tightrope. john pascuzzi finds out if film, the walk. this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at ten with todd magel, laura nichols, meteorologist jason sydejko and todd: welcome back, the weekend long events surrounding the imt des moines

or disturb any evidence that's in the area." so two adults, one box of scattered bones and a child skeleton are going to their fake resting places, some hiding clues about how they died, like a vodka bottle. (dan blasdel, coroner) what the students find and how they process that scene.". and the timing of all this is very important. (dan blasdel, coroner) "we're putting them in in the fall so the weeds and stuff can grow back over the graves, so you can't walk out and say 'oh yeah, there's a grave there.' we want to make it challenging for the students." "pretty strange we're doing this right before halloween" but until then, these coroner's are having a little fun, "why are you putting a dress on him?!" and making the skeletons look as real as possible. (sot: dan blasdel, coroner) "it is serious and yeah we have fun and kid around a lot because we know it's not real" >> that was chris luther reporting there's an upcoming fair to sign kids up for pre- school. a unique program is helping first responders deal with kids disabilities. and the new chip on your credit and debit cards is supposed to help prevent fraud. but now some co

or-treaters. eric: you ask them, they say it and you give them the candy. my son and daughter have been going over several jokes. one of their favorites is, what instrument does a skeleton play? a trombone. mostly groaners. one of many in their arsenal. kiddos will be trick-or-treating clive, des moines, johnston, norwalk, among others tonight. there is a complete list of beggars night activities and times online and on the kcci app. elizabeth: happy halloween. shaina: let's take a live look outside. make sure you bundle up today. metinka will let you know when the sun is going to set to help people make mistakes. like paying too much for wireless. so switch to u.s. cellular and we guarantee we'll beat the price on your current verizon or at&t plan. that's right, guaranteed to beat. plus, right now we'll give you a $150 promo card when you switch. don't let your next mistake be missing out. metinka: good morning. bundle up if you are getting an early start. temps are starting out in the 30's that it is going to be a gorgeous afternoon with highs where they should be. clouds will be on the increase. a few rain showers across the area. across southeast iowa we are dealing

guests will be able to create masks, moveable skeletons, sugar skulls and screen printed shirts for those that bring a shirt at home ord to boo at scomboot. the oakland zoo is hosting the popular event once again. you can find sweet treats, train rides and dance party for your enjoyment. it is friday and saturday from 10 to 3. children in costume receive a free ride ticket. >> this saturday, join thousands of zombies, thrilling the world with a worldwide thriller dance off. san jose's willow glen neighborhood will take part in this attempt to set the world record. come watch the zombie's perform or dress up the part and be part of michael jackson's dance off. be there at 2:00 sharp on lincoln avenue in san jose. or celebrate 65 years of peanuts gang at the schultz museum. 20 cartoonists will pay tribute to them. >>> raiders are at chargers, sharks host the hurricanes, and the quakes host sc dallas. i'm rosemary orozco. that is your weekend watch. >> thanks for watching us at noon. see you back here for the four! captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com >> today on "tmz" -- >>

. >> well, instead of trick or treating on hall wean, how about spending a night in catacombs filled with real skeleton contest to give two people the opportunity to spend halloween night in the catacombs of paris. the permanent home to 6 million dead. the night includes a dinner, a real bed, even a private concert. hopefuls can submit a 100 word essay by october 20th explaining why you want to sleep with the remains. hmm, having a hard timing started on this essay. >> we want to see how we celebrate halloween even if you're not doing anything like that? abc 7 news is already showing their spirit. it's easy just host your photos or videos. you may see them on air or online at abc 7 news dot com. >> call me crazy, but i'd rather spend my time with the living. >> we've got mainly clear skies over the bay area right now. a little bit of shower activity passing over santa cruz. you'll see what looks like a sheet of light rain passing over these areas right there this afternoon. but it's gone now, pushing out to sea. there's a chance of a sprinkle or two that may return. and parts of southern california and

. >> rather than trick-or-treating how about spending a night in a place filled with real skeletons? is b is giving two people to spend the night in a home to six million dead at halloween including dinner, free bed, and even a private concert. you can submit 100-wore essay to airbnb by october 20 explain why you want to sleep with the remains. >> if you have to explain it >> if you have to explain it something is off track. halloween? you can host your photos are videos videos with # speakyon7. you can see your photos on air or online. >> though today is supporting anti-bullying campaign for lgbt so we are all wearing purple. we hope you can join us, grab the purple tie or purple dress. >> you can be part of it. >> the rain jacket. >> or purple umbrella. >> radar is impressive. we open up the weather when and sutro tower shows if its with really raining you could not see all the way over to berkeley and emeryville the way we can this morning. we have a layer of dry air at 10,000' evaporating all of the rain and in fairfax, up to sir francis drake boulevard, possibly a few sprinkles

or-treaters. we have a skeleton, oliver as a fireman and madison sz a minnie mouse. kids this size is keeping the hats on. usually -- >> yes. look at minnie keeping her ears on. she's just delicious. >> i like the way this dad actually has the baby bottle in his back pocket. >> of course he does. >> all right. >> now we all know the family that stays the day together. we have paxton as batman. this is mckenzie as bat girl and lucas as robin. happy halloween. >> are you going to save the day? are you going to save halloween? >> that was great. >> jesse, flex your muscles. >> jackson. all right. >> okay. and now we have more superheroes. we have logan. as clark kent. look at little logan with the -- madison. carter is captain america. come on out, guys. >> this is working out great. >> can you show us your muscles this morning? are you going to save the day for halloween? >> smile, you're on tv. you're going to have a tape of this for the next 50 years. okay. >> all right. and then we have of course the classic princesses. >> come here. >> madeline, cinderella, simone

>> she thinks she has a very haggard look, a very skeletonized look which makes her look older than her age. she wants to have a more babyish face ormple procedure he says and one that is so subtle he calls it the perfect crime. >> reporter: plastic surgery is very common here in south korea. but people don't want to look as t nay have had the surgery. later he showed us some of his work. >> this is the same person you. created a jaw. >> yes, i created the jaw. >> walking down the street here in seoul you see people eyeing themselves in their phones, taking selfies, you have to attach your picture to resumes when you are getting a job the why are looks such a big deal here in korea. >> i think it is more competitive than other areas of the world. very highly educated. so, you can't have just a good spec on your resume. >> can't just have good grades? >> everybody has good grades. everybody has all the credentials. how are you going to get ahead of it? >> reporter: less than 24 hours ach after her surgery. >> hello. how are you doing? >> we met up with a still swollen patient? >> what are you looking at in the mirror? >> i will be s

or began. the rest of the exhibit case has many objects on display but a few others of note. standing in the back of the case, the reese's monkey skeletonis of an early american astronaut, her name was able, she flew into space in 1959 and was part of the series of animals that nasa and the space program sent into space to test the early era of the space program and able unfortunately died shortly after her return from space during a surgery to remove the electrodes that were used to measure her vital signs during her flight in space. along the back wall are four dental tools. these tools are attributed to paul ref veer. paul revere who we know from his midnight ride through the country to warn the colonists about the advancing british forces also did some interesting work as a dn tis and these tools were used by revere and we think were probably related to work that he did on a man named joe warren. he was a colonial leader and fought and died at the battle of bunker hill. as the story was told revere helped identify warren's remains from a mass grave of those killed in bunker hill and did

>> she thinks she has a very haggard look, a very skeletonized look which makes her look older than her age. she wants to have a more babyish face or younger face. >> reporter: a simple procedure he says and one that is so subtle he calls it the perfect crime. >> reporter: plastic surgery is very common here in south korea. but people don't want to look as nay have had the surgery. later he showed us some of his work. >> this is the same person you. created a jaw. >> yes, i created the jaw. >> walking down the street here in seoul you see people eyeing themselves in their phones, taking selfies, you have to attach your picture to resumes when you are getting a job the why are looks such a big deal here in korea. >> i think it is more competitive than other areas of the world. very highly educated. so, you can't have just a good spec on your resume. >> can't just have good grades? >> everybody has good grades. everybody has all the credentials. how are you going to get ahead of it? >> reporter: less than 24 hours after her surgery. >> hello. how are you doing? >> we met up with a still swollen patient? >> what are you looking at in

skeleton toys and spider rings. that way kids with special diets can also enjoy trick-or-treating. a teal pumpkin or sign marks a participating house. elizabeth cole: food allergies are a problem that people face and it's hard to manage. one in 13 kids in the u.s. do have a food allergy, which is roughly two in every classroom. rose: for the seabrooke's, it's all about making a happier halloween for kids like amera. becky seabrooke: i don't like the term normal, but i want her to feel as happy as possible and if i can play a role in helping her to feel that way, i will do everything, everything possible to make that happen. alyx: that was rose heaphy reporting. the seabrookes say they hope the project continues to spread as their daughter gets older. people can add their house to the teal pumpkin project map. leaves are changing colors, as families prepare to travel to the pumpkin patch and the air becoming crisp with the smell of kettle korn. all signs that fall is so close. we have a great story coming up and a man connected to the sweet, salty snack becoming a national seasonal

looking to find out in the short-term, are there more scandals, are the more skeletons in the cause of that valeant did not know about orot disclose? longer term, we're probably looking at an investigation of possible significant liabilities. we know that valeant andrewhas filed against bailednd shareholders of out of the company, but is anyone talking about a case against valeant? drew: you know, i think we will be hearing a lot more about that in the coming days. there will be word of an investigation at some point. keep thattry to investment quiet. they can take months or years to unfold. already been in the crosshairs by some democratic presidential candidates, members of congress who are democrats as well. betty: thank you so much, drew. drew armstrong who has been keeping on top of this call from valeant. and julie hyman has been saying on top of the skull as well. julie, bring us more highlights. -- on top of this call as well. julie, bring us more highlights. get an extremely, extremely detailed analysis of this business. there is the timeline of valeant, of other companies in situations he is likening to valean

or september in november? i'll tell you who? this guy is ready. he has his hand in the air. mr. skeletonady for that warm up, here we go, we will get through on a cool note and jet stream lifts to the north and we will get push of southeasterly flow and temperatures rise to ten plus degrees above average. that starts next tuesday. cool saturday, sunday we are close to normal at 65. monday same story and take a look at tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday temperatures in the 70's, all four days next week, and it will feel like a hint of summer in the first week of november, ukee and jessica, back to you. >>> that was red skeleton. >> yes. >> do you remember red skeleton at all. >> in. >> i don't think so. i tried. >> i know the name. >> that is okay, that is all right. >> that is great pumpkin battle. >> students at rowan university, proving engineering is anything but boring, new jersey reporter cleve bryan has the the story from glassboro. >> just in time for halloween evil aliens descended upon rowan university friday but have no fear the engineers are here. >> smashing pumpkins. >

or down to the chemicals in brain and while some one with terror. we go under the streets in paris in the catacombs. dinner for two and a bed surrounded by millions of real skeletons. that's got to be the scariest night of your life, terror that would attract some and others run a mile. >> that's year of i don't know what or what might hurt me. >> the sign that there's something potentially threatening in your environment. >> reporter: place in our brain where monsters lurk releases kept calls that feels good as though ultimately we feel safe. >> come inside. >> so we get all of the nice parts of fear, that increase in arousal without really having a threat that we're going to get killed by these things. >> reporter: so powerful that you can get hooked. that's why we love extreme sports, like here in wales at one of the fastest zip lines in the world. >> i can't see the end of this thing. it's what, a mile long? >> yeah. >> reporter: but hold up. call this fun. >> i feel like a roast chicken. my heart is going now. >> reporter: i was anxious all right. >> in evolutionary terms your brain has not evolved to know that you're attached to a wire she but it was too lat

or a treat, this halloween? kyla grogan back with that answer next. >> vittoria takes a look at a spot that has a spot right on the menu. >> they've scott skeletons on the wall, ghosts in your coffee. >> our main spot here is fun. and good service. >> assistant manager just one of the staff members who keeps customers in good spirits. >> everyone is really great. they make you when you are at the counter kind of like you are part of the staff, the them. >> what kind of relationship does she have with her regular customers. >> well, let's see. it is pretty deep. i've had visitors visit my mom in canada. they know a lot about us. we know a lot about them. so many relationships have actually developed at this counter. >> she not only plays manager, but therapist, too. >> she is really great. gave me some boyfriends advice one time. >> special, definitely a hero. >> robert, who owns this, and several other locations, says the secret sauce here is letting the staff be who they are. >> and we go get a lot of text messages, because if you notice here, what i'm doing, message, that goes straight to my cell phone. >> really? >> yes. i would say 90% of it is

skeleton, working on your halloween forecast. >> stan working on some nice weather. cool conditions, if you don't like that, we will warm it up with cancer, early detection can mean life orso,and will paulsown would recklessly deny access to basic health services like mammograms and annual exams, it makes a real difference in women's lives. chris brown voted against funding for cancer screenings. and will pauls opposed funding for clinics that provide access to mammograms - life-saving procedures women rely on. chris brown and will pauls: a risk that women in atlantic county can't afford. >> the tabloids have a new clean toy talk about, they adopted millie new bassett hundred. check out millie. fawn abandoned and wandering the streets looking for food. the california humane society says the clooney's showed up unannounced and asked to meet the pup. they were specifically looking for a bassett hound. >> and she goes home with probably the most famous couple in the world these days. so, ya. hollywood ending. >> there you go. the clooney's brought their other rescue, cocker spaniel name louie, make sure the dogs get along, in honor of the adoption, now named two lab puppies

or horror movies and dressing like terrifying creatures on october 31st. nbc's kerr simmons took a look at the science behind being scared. >> reporter: dinner for two and a bed surrounded by millions of real skeletonsmake others run a mile. >> that's fear at what i don't know but think might hurt me. >> that's an identifying of potentially challenging in the environment. >> reporter: the place in the brain where monsters lurk releases chemicals that feel good. as long as ultimately we feel safe. >> come inside. >> aah! >> so we get all of the nice parts of fear that increase in a arousal without really having the threat we'll get killed by these things. >> reporter: so powerful that you can get hooked. that's why we love extreme sports like here in wales one of the fastest zip lines in the world. i can't see the end of this thing. it's mile long? call this fun? i feel like a roast chicken. my heart is going now. i was anxious, all right. >> in evolutionary terms, the brain not evolved the know you're attached to a wire. >> reporter: it was too late. changed my mind! aah! >> once you're going, you're committed really. >> reporter: then, pure exhilaration. >> you're learning at that point you're not

skeletons and a malaysian flag. this discovery allegedly happened about a month ago but she says she didn't realize what it was because they don't have access to television orthis claim comes five weeks after french experts confirmed that a wing flap that washed up on reunion island near madagascar belongs to that missing plane. and those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in just a little bit. >> -- spread across the ocean like that. >> so where is this planeful of skeletons she saw? >> i'm not sure. >> heather, thank you for that. >>> well the stage is set in sin city tonight for five democrats in the race for president will duke it out in their first debate. >> there's even a podium waiting for joe biden just in case, as you can see right there, with that crazy carpet behind it. >> yeah, that is not the best carpet i've ever seen. but what do i know. >> it's vegas carpet, baby. >> it's vegas. >> john roberts is live in vegas. what can you expect tonight? >> brian, steve, elisabeth, good morning to you. the big challenge for hillary clinton tonight is going to be to try to fend off the threat posed to her on the left by bernie sanders. over the we