oh, and here we are, all kinds of spooky things happen durk shock tober. again, it is all for a good cause, raising money for the nonprofit, the art of loudoun. joining me is the executive director melissa hyfet sers to about what shock tober does. >> we have a wide spectrum of services and programs for people with disabilities throughout their life time. >> reporter: we are talking about children all the way up to adults, autism being one of the disabilities that you guys really take hands-on from childhood all the way up to adulthood, right? >> absolutely. we are super excite ed about this because shock tober is our biggest fund-raiser in the year. we have 200 volunteers and all the proceeds go to children with special needs. >> reporter: love it. this is not for small children. it's goolish stuff so you want to take care before you bring the younger ones inside. there you can see one of the carver kids. ooh, scary stuff. throughout the month of october, you can check out shock tober and help raise money for children and adults with special needs. in lee

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for spots for the act tober six tour are available on tuesday september 26. money will go to the new york city ballet. that's a look at the headlines were chasing. >> what we saw over the weekend was more than 200 nfl players deciding to take the political protest to the field and take it out on the national anthem of lake. i think it was an absolute disgrace. what was worse was the steelers coach, mike tomlin asking his team to stay locker room. i guess to stay out of it but if you're not standing up and respecting the country then he was man not at the protesters disrespecting this great country, instead, he was mad at his left tackle who was a former army ranger decorated, serving his country. the guy earned a bronze star serving us in our liberty and mike was mad because he didn't get a hundred% in the locker room. that's outrageous. i'm done with nfl, there's plenty of other choices out there. if you want to look at the real problems in america those problems are economic. it's about economics, opportunity and law-enforcement working together with the co

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. >> oak tober fess. >> i do what i can for you guys. check it out now, temperatures increasing fog. i'll talk about the impact to the weekend forecast plus the change in the wind and how gusty it gets. >>> the drama is supposed to be on stage. instead it's all about the show tickets themselves. i'm consumer investigator chris chumara. nbc bay area responds next. the peaceful prostests in the sportsworld -- has reached one >>> well just into the newsroom, the peaceful protests in the sports world has reached one of the highest approval high school teams in the bay area. this letter from the bellerman precip football team open letter to the skmunt explaining why the football team will kneel for the game. in this letter one area they talk about students of a jesuit institution we are taught to be men for and with others. the bellerman bells football team will kneel. about 15 or 45 minutes actually in san mateo. we have a crew at the game more for you at 11:00. >> big game for me nbc bay area responds to a san jose woman who paid twice to s

. >>> that was doug luzader reporting, the travel ban said to go into effect on -- out tober 18, live in studio, was professor of law, let's get into what we heard, regarding the addition of these countries, what that means when it comes to past arguments that this is discrimination based on religion. >>> the bigger context is the supreme court will decide the fate of the travel ban on october 11 and this is probably an effort to preempt the conversation by throwing non- muslim countries into the mix, that's the erie the aclu is expanding, it's probably not wrong. the thing to keep in mind, when the supreme court reviews policy they can't complete the policy because it's idiotic or lead to world war iii has to be unconstitutional in this was basis for the original. >>> now that he's adding other countries they are trying to say look, it doesn't have to be religion. obviously they know, that the bill can't be on run. >>> it's an interesting question because the bills seem flimsy, venezuela doesn't only band everyone but only politicians, and then we have north korea which is essentiall

have you heard of shark-tober fest?d and i am kidding about the dangerous part. it is a fun family event happening in the presidio this weekend. head to the marine sanctuary visitor center, and celebrate the return of the majestic great white sharks to our ocean backyard. yes, you will see some live sharks. but enjoy costume contest. it is free. >>> and two major street fares to check out. first the autumn moon festival happening all weekend long. it is a classic in its 27th year. withrsnddoen v parades. the grand parade is at 11:00 a.m. and it is free to at castr. located in the heart of the castro at market and castro street. and you won't miss it. there will be hundreds of booths lining the streets and multiple stwags live music. money goes toward the manld nance of the rainbow flag. entry a suggested $10. for details these events and more, go to our website. we'll link you up with hoodline. >>> a young girl with a big heart and a big voice. ♪ >> her story took the world by storm. and now she wants to give back to ot

ew live in leesburg checking out the shock tober haunted house for you. see, molette. even with that name, i know it's too much for me. >> reporter: it is. it's a lot. it's a lot to handle. i only got a little bit of it. let me just establish where we are. this is paxton manor. it's a 140-year-old mansion. transformed into a professional haunted house. it's off route 15 near the outlet. i'm on the side of the house near the basement. i heard about killer clowns here. shocktober is a haunted house. a month long event. that's scary and it raises money for children and adults with special needs. so we're going to have the scary details coming up next. when we talk to the executive director of the nonprofit who depends on this event to help children. that's coming up next. >> molette, i'm rescue you. those clowns are so creepy. i need to come get you. that is ridiculous. >> they don't know. they got the wrong one. >> calm, cool and collected. >> they move too fast, molette might take somebody out. >> seriously. good job, molette. >> did you see those clowns? >> i'll tell y

. >> shark-tober fest is happening this weekend.t's a fun family event happening in the presidio this weekend. head to the marine center this saturday and celebrate the return of the majestic great white sharks to our ocean backyard. yes, you will be able to see some live sharks. but also enjoy the costume contest, a parade, and talk to shark experts. the event is free. or go to the castro street fair founded by harvey milk in 1974, located in the heart of the castro at market and castro street. there will be hundreds of booths lining the streets and multiple stages with live music. money from the event goes toward maintenance of the world famous rainbow flag that flies in harvey milk plaza. entry is a suggested ten duckbu. for more, go to our website, abc7news.com, and we'll link you up with hoodline. >>> san jose earthquakes are giving a young boy with leukemia a once in a lifetime chance to be a pro soccer player. 8-year-old jason will sign a one-day contract with the quakes and serve as the honorary captain. he'll also kick the

but have you heard of the slightly more dangerous shark-tober fest? it's happening this weekend.idding about the dangerous part, it's a fun family event happening in the presidio this weekend. start 11:00 a.m. saturday, celebrate the return of the majestic great white sharks. yes, you will be able to see some live sharks. but also enjoy the costume contest, a parade, and talk to shark experts. the event is free. or go to the castro street fair founded by harvey milk in 1974, located in the heart of the castro at market and castro street. you won't miss it, there will be hundreds of booths lining the streets and multiple stages with live music. money from the event goes toward maintenance of the world famous rainbow flag that flies in harvey milk plaza. entry is an suggested ten bucks. for details on these events and more, go to abc7news.com and we'll like you up with hood line. >>> sometime now, 5:26. if you've noticed, absolute 7 news anchor ama daetz hasn't been here lately. that's because she had her baby girl on monday. both mom and baby are doing well. >>> still to come on "

they call this shock tober. during the month of october, this is a fundraiser to support programs that help children and adults with special needs. we're going to talk more about this scary details, eun and why you might change your mind. i don't know. coming up in the next hour. >> see, she just got at you. i'm not changing my that looks scary from here. i'm not even close up. >> i would never -- >> back up, janice. >> back up, janice. >> right, molette. tell her. i'm never going to a haunted house, real, fake, imagined. no way. no. nothing. never. no fun being scared. it's not fun. i don't understand it. >> do a few shots first. you'll be fine. >> coming up on "news4 today" at 6:00, we're talking about terrible traffic. we don't have to tell you how bad it is around here. now the results are in on exactly where traffic is the absolute worst. >>> remembering the life of the playboy mogul. hugh hefner's impact and what his son is saying this morning about the father he just lost. >> reporter: it's a phone call n

. >> going to be a hot-tober. >> much more "action news."e a break and we'll be right back. ♪ leave it to the pros? i am a pro. i made this lawn from seed pride, and less water than you'd think. to those who'd say the grass is greener on the other side.. i politely disagree. pennington smart seed. guaranteed to grow with 30% less water. reclaim your turf. >> ♪ >> "action news" continues with meteorologist adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again. here's what's happening on "action news" friday night. an argument in a bustling downtown area of a chester county town leads to gunfire and murder. now those who know the suspect and the victim are talking about what happened. >>> also breaking news from washington. a member of president trump's cabinet has just resigned and we're live with the details. >>> and phillies skipper pete mackanin will no longer manage the team but he's not leaving the organization. ducis rodgers has the details coming up in sports. >> now to new developments in a violent confrontation i

i looked at this one obama first came into office, and that tober would have been 41% 44%, but becausef the downgrade in employment in this country, it has already been raised to that much in 80 years. looking at the numbers, those that are working oppose this. they do not want to be taxed 47%. that is simple. it is that simple. to axample, i listened -- asrom canada who said soon as she got into the states, what did she do? she waited for six months and was eligible and got right on medicaid. everything was free. free office visits. 50 cent prescriptions. someone has to pay for that, and it is those paying 44% to 47% tax on everything that is made. host: we are talking about the taxes you need -- he is talking about the taxes you need to pay for health care. tax reform is on the front page of the "new york times" this morning. trump hurries the tax overhaul, not yet written. president trump is doubling down and dispatching his economic team to capitol hill almost daily. he is bringing to the give a relatively weak team, a chief economic adviser who he has openly disparaged and a treas

they had said for the longest time it should start in the tober. we will get that tomorrow as well. this will be like watching paint dry. that is how boring this process will be. that remains to be seen. , and0 year yield was down now up, so quite a move in bonds. >> asian central banks also making waves in the wind markets. let's start with the pboc. >> for china to step up and have global leadership financially, economically that it wants to have, opening markets is so important. bloomberg news reporting that the pboc is in the process of drafting a package to do just that, open the banking sector to foreign central banks, control over joint ventures and control over chinese banks, lifting the 25% ownership ceiling, allowed for , for theclearing in foreign central banks to do bank clearing denominated in the chinese currency. they get integrated in the chinese financial system. remember that in june the head of the pboc had said to shield banks from competition would , so consistent with what we have been hearing from the chinese leadership. the party congress happens next month,