>> in the news this morning, sun, october 30th, occupy protesters spent several hours last night marching through the streets of downtown oakland. there were no clashes between officers and the marchers. hundreds of hell's angels attended a funeral yesterday for a fellow member killed two conclusion ago during the burial of another hell's angels. >> good morning. it's 66 degrees in oakland. clear skies and another mild afternoon but a cool down into the week. >> thank you, lisa. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. occupy oakland demonstrators are calling for a general strike on wednesday and the city's

teachers say they will take part. that's the latest development in the protests that included a march last night. during the march they squared off with police to protest last tuesday's use of force by police. this time the confrontation did not escalate into violence. however, a splinter group broke away from the main march and began spray painting anti-police slogans on building walls. they also broke parking meters and shattered a front window of a recruiting station. >> reporter: the crowd that numbered close to 1,000 people gathered. before a march they held an open make that they called a speak out on police brutality. she has been from occupy oakland from the start. >> people are talking about the experiences they have had for years living in this city and dealing with the brutality that comes from the police. >> a couple dozen people shared their experiences and spoke out

against tuesday's police action that left scott olsen, a iraq vet, and others injured. >> there's a huge range of issues been discussed. some i agree with and some that i doan, but i think it's great there's actual discussions going on and real life people talk about their issues. >> after talking about the issues the crowd marched out of the plaidsa and on to broadway and 14th street. they marched down broadway until coming face-to-face with a chord done of oakland police officers on 7th street. here they chanted and taunted police and tried to; he will around them by going first to washington street where they were greeted by another police barricade. it proved just as you have an obstacle. they insulted and chanted police but no one was fizz really violent. a stunned jerry sanderson watched the parade of protesters passed him by. he said he doesn't understand specifically what they want. >> well if they had the right

issues, they could get something done but i don't really know what the issues are for them right now. there's no many of them. >> abc7 news. filmmaker michael moore ruffled some feathers last night. a viewer shared this pickter after he' rave. he showed up unannounced and uninvited and intending to visit iraq war veteran scott olsen, but he had already checked out and he ended up disrupting the east bay's busiest trauma center. >> we can't have celebrities coming in and out and disrupting our focus. we have a very very polite message to mr. moore mr. olsen is not here, if you do find out where he is, the olsen family didn't does want you to come there either. >> that spokesmen tells us olsen's insurance carrier wanted him transferred to a different

hospital which is no longer why he's being treated at hyland. and michael moore also paid a visit to the encampment at other different plaza. and we have nor details on an agreement the protesters struck with the city to keep their camp clean, safe and open. >> the occupy camp is bustling with activity and the kitchen tent is churning out food for the 300 or so campers. the catch spend the tents are still here because of an understanding the occupiers say they made with the mayor's office. >> if we are left alone and we can work with the city, then we can get more and more organized. i have was in the military 20 years. i know you can have a save and sanitary field kitchen. it's absolutely possible. >> as part of that understanding the department of public works came through and steam cleaned the concrete under half the occupy camp. but first the occupiers moved all the ten ahead of the city crews. >> we did that because we had the confidence that we could move back and that there wasn't

going to be action, they weren't going to -- and, there was no talk about you can't have tents or the tents are a problem. >> filmmaker michael moore made a quick appearance at the camp just before hundreds of marchers took to the streets in when is becoming a regular event in san francisco. jerry sellness stayed behind fanning the medical tent. he said the content of the tent is thanks to donations from the public, including people like this engineer. he supports the occupy group because he's concerned about the influence corporations have in the united states. >> coming from a country of like india where, you know, we experience the british clonallism which is nothing but one big corporation shutting down the industries in india. >> along with medical supplies he also donated food and water. there was an early effort by police to enforce park rules against tents here but on this halloween weekend, occupiers and their tents remain. in san francisco abc7 news. >> take a look at this message

that happened yesterday on san francisco's ocean beach. organizers say about a thousand people took a spot in the sand to promote a common theme of the occupy movement tax the 1% it said. protesters with occupy santa rosa plan to be arrested this weekend to get publicity for their cause by committing an act of civil obedience. but when they marched to city hall to do that the city leaders surprised them by announcing that camping will be permitted until tuesday. the protesters cheered, and no arrests were made. and in san jose a handful of occupy campers remained outside city hall. one of them, shawn o'kelley is still on top of the building. he's been up there since last monday. police say they aren't going to force him down because of safety concerns. city workers have closed the access point that o'kelley used to reach the rooftop where he is now camping.

security was extremely tight in san jose at the funeral of the hell's angels member. he was murdered during services for another murdered member of the club two weeks ago. steven tausan died after being shot at the october 15th burial of local chapter president jeffrey pettigrew. police continue to search for steve ruiz, the man they believe shot tausan. we have the story from san jose. >> it was the second massive hell's angels funeral in just two weeks. another roar of motorcycles along curtner avenue in san jose. this time they came to bury steve tausan. the last time he was here he was shot to death by another hell's angels biker. >> the way it went down, it's not a good thing. it's kind of sad it had to go that way. steve was a very well-known person, very respected amongst the community. and he was a good family man.

i hate to see them do anything to damage the name of the hell's angels. >> police had a large present, as well. even greater than last time although officials would not give numbers. officers proposed off parking lots at the shopping center across from the cemetery and a credit union opposite the main gate decided not to open today. customers were greeted by a notice on the door. the loud procession of bikers also brought out spectators. >> like the blue angels. the knows it puts out, perfect. >> there was much less commotion than two weeks ago at the funeral. thousands gather for the burial of hell's angels jeffrey pettigrew who was murdered at a nevada casino. during his funeral someone shot tausan. the man has still not been captured. today tausan was laid to rest across the cemetery from the spot where he was murdered two weeks ago. >> there might be outside groups

to come in to cause a problem there we had no credible information that that would occur and also it wasn't beyond the possibility there might be friction within the same group. >> earlier in the day about a thousand people gathered at the group lee christian center for a service before the ceremony. despite the calm, a motorcycle gang expert said it might not be over. >> the rivalry will continue it's just like any other gang warfare. it's going to continue because it's all about turf and because they are gangs. >> around 2:30 the bikers began leaving oak hill cemetery without incident. >> police would not say if they had undercover officers inside the cemetery. for the accused shooter, steve ruiz, there is warrant out for his arrest and police believe his life might be in danger. up next, a great white shark attacks a surfer in monterey

county. and fall is in full effect here but an unseasonably early snowstorm is hitting parts of the east coast just in time for halloween.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.n.

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>> a shark attack has a person recovering at the hospital. it was at marine no state beach in monterey county. it is believed a great white shark bit him on the neck and forearm and left a huge bite mark in his surfboard. he managed to swim back to shore where fellow surfers tried to stop his bleeding with towels. >> he said call 911 and at this point i look over and he was a couple feet away. i could see his arm was bleeding pretty badly.

>> he ran up the beach and stopped right at the bottom of the sand do you know. and then four or five of us we are all friends we went down picked him up and brought him actually right where we are filming right here on the sidewalk. >> taranteno is expect today recover and now state park rangers are keeping a close eye out for that shark. california congresswoman barbara she is revisiting her early days by taking part in a national week long food stamp challenge. years ago as a young, single mediocrity lee said she received food stamps. now religious groups nationwide are issuing the food stamp challenge to raise awareness and to prevent federal cuts to the program. lee is one of a dozen democrats spending a week living off the daily allotment of $4.50, which amounts to $133 a month in groceries. >> i thank my country for giving me that helping hand when i needed it. a bridge over troubled water.

what i am trying to do is develop a balanced meal or a balanced three meals for today for $4.50. >> program critics like alabama republican jeff sessions believe government spending on food assistance has skyrocketed in part due to fraud. but the usda estimates fraud acts for no more than one cent of every food stamp dollar. this morning officials blame at least three deaths on an usual snowstorm that hit the northeast yesterday. that storm has caused wires to spark, triggering outages that have left more than 2 million people in the dark from maryland to massachusetts. a state of emergency has been declared in pennsylvania. new jersey, contract and 13 contracts in new york state. >> i was like, not happening at all, and i was surprised that we were having so much. >> new york set an all-time record with 1.3 inches of no in

central park. you see the snow there make fourth some unanticipated playing conditions during an ivy league football game between yale and columbia. snow bowl there, lisa. >> yeah, their weather is slowly improving and ours, we will see some changes. starting out pretty mild this morning. warmer than it was yesterday. from our camera we still have 50s, oakland san francisco. a couple hours until sunrise. clear conditions and get ready for some changes in the week ahead. i'll explain coming up. >> thank you lisa. also next, stanford got all it could handle from usc. you will not believe stanford's comeback and the thrilling finish. mike shumann has the highlights coming u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u u

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snow we are going to see here back east. wow. they are really getting pounded. >> yeah, absolutely. that will be very slushy in the days ahead quickly. back home our numbers are going to drop significantly by the end of the work week and then we may see some precip headed our way. enjoy the mild days while we have them. they will be a thing of the past really quite abruptly in the next couple days. 7:33 sunrise 6:13 sunset. we still have a dry halloween on track for the trick-or-treaters. here's a look outside. we are clear and not as chilly as the past couple mornings. 50s downtown san francisco. 58 oakland and 39 in the livermore valley, 44 in santa rosa. expect these numbers to continue to drop another two degrees or so before we see the sun come up. and if you have noticed, if you have been out or had the window open already, you will notice that we are feeling a little bit warmer. that's due to some of the heat

we retained from yesterday's warm afternoon. 8 degrees wormer in oakland with 7 degrees wormer in los gatos and by the delta 11 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. clear and cool this morning. we are looking for a sunny and mild afternoon today with dry conditions for the trick-or-treaters. but we are being looking at an unseasonably cold system heading our way by about thursday. you notice still high and dry across the eastern pacific, well into las vegas. we had one system skirt to the north of us yesterday. we will look for another system to also do the same and that will start to bring up some of the fog tonight. so our wind shifts late in the afternoon. we will see a little fog. and then we will be looking for more dry weather for the early part of the week. but it's by the end of the week where changes look like they are more likely and, in fact we are going to go from unseasonably warm to unseasonably cool. here's a look at your highs

today for sunday. 65 in the northern seara. still quite pleasant and mild. 72 yosemite. notice the fog is beginning to gather along the shoreline. but still the numbers responding to all that warmth and we are looking at another warm afternoon. los angeles 82. so back home the numbers really not changing too much until you hit the coastline and the south bay. 76 santa clara and san jose. so maybe a degree or two cooler. here's where late in the day the sea breeze should kick up. the fog returns, but still early on a mild start to the day. the numbers should reach about 70 pacifica. 76 redwood city. san francisco still lots of sunshine 73 degrees. that sea breeze kicking up in the afternoon and in the north bay look for 77 sonoma, as well as napa. near east bay and widespread mid-70s yesterday. about the same today with 73 in san leandro and our inland east bay enjoying some mid-upper 70s. 77 dublin and down by the

monterey bay a few degrees cooler but we still may knockout on 80 around gilroy. so planning monday trick-or-treating, it looks good. the fog should be back. 6:12 the sunset. upper 50s to the mid-60s to start out. then we look at the numbers coming down slowly through wednesday. kind of breezy during the afternoon but then after that a big cool down. we may not even reach the low to mid-60s by the end of the weekend. >> wow. is next saturday one of my favorite days? >> next saturday? >> yes. >> we fall back? >> mine too. >> get that extra hour. >> ah-ha. >> thank you, lisa. let's check out sports. this afternoon at candlestick park, the niners return to action against the cleveland browns. last night sixth ranked stanford battled usc, and a triple overtime thriller at the l. a. coliseum. here's mike shumann with the highlights and this morning's sports. good morning. well we had the game of the year last year in l. a. as usc has

sixth ranked stanford on the ropes ready to knock them out of the top five but a guy named andrew luck would not let it happen. great matchups between the quarterbacks. and first to tyler gaffney and a great individual effort. keeps his balance and stanford let 10-6 at the half. we peck it up in the third. luck, great play. the fake. takes it himself. stanford up 24-20. we go to the fourth now tied at 27. luck drops back. picked off by nick robley and this one is coming back 33 yards. fourth pick on the on the season. three minutes left. no worries. stepfan taylor finished off the drive. we are going to overtime. stanford goes first and the cardinalsium on top. two ward over the pile. one yard plunge. third play, barkley. great ball, on the money, 15 yards. tied at 41. second overtime.

sc back at it. barkley to randall. nobody could bring the big guy down. they go up 7. can stanford respond. luck to toilolo. tied. third ot. stepfan taylor untouched. they have to go for two in the third overtime. colby fakes the block. wide open in the back of the end stone. stanford up 8. they have to answer. over the middle. nobody picks him up. looks like he scores but hang on replay shows he steps out at the 4 and this would be huge because on the very next play curt mcneal stripped and aj recovers. the cardinals stay perfect after a marathon game 56-48. improving to 8-0. what a game! >> i thought usc, what a great team. we knew it would be a tough one when we came down here. it is a tough fun football game. unbelievable character on the team. i wouldn't want to be with any other guys coaches in the

locker room. great people. and never-say-die attitude. happy to be part of it. >> i was the back sideline backer. you know, they ran it that way and ben gardnerner happened to pop it out. i was just coming over the top and happened to see the ball come out and jumped on it. >> what a game. >> the cal bear season has been dictate bed i how well their first year quarterback plays. last year he threw four picks. and cal wearing their road whites. the blue pans. kind of like the look. bears get on the board first. he was hit at the goal line. cal up 7. bruins get it right back. johnathan franklin caps off the 7-play 64-yard drive with 11-yard touchdown. tied at 7. go to the fourth quarter. zach maynard drops back. throws his second of four interceptions on the day. kevin mcdermott donald with three of those picks. he will return it to the 20-yard line and the bruins make him pair. derek hole man 20 yards. ran for 360. three touchdowns.

cal, they fall 204-4 with the 31-13 loss. >> have to come back stronger and stop being so lackadaisical and take everything serious. the bowl games start soon so we have to take these games seriously. >> san jose state taking on louisiana tech. spartans jumped out to the lead. second quarter casey gets the reverse. great blocks. 21 yards on the touchdown. they hand them the spartans their fifth loss of the season. sharks in new york taking on the islanders on this holiday weekend. 17 seconds in, little joe pavelski, off the rebounds. the game went to overtime and on the power play brett burns snaps it in. third goal for the is that correct. sharks remain a perfect 5-0 on the road trip with a 3-2 victory. stanford should move up to at least number five in the bcs rankings together and the 49ers host cleveland. all those highlights at five. i'm mike shumann.

have a great day. next at 5:30 occupy san francisco. a look at the parallels to previous demon strikes dating back decades. also the pension crisis. we will analyze the competing reform measures on san francisco's november ballot and

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>> welcome back. the protesters were marching along broadway last night and came face-to-face with oakland police in riot gear. they were protesting last tuesday's use of tier gas and other law enforcement tactics following a law enforcement sweep of their encampment. this time it did not escalate into violence but a splinter group broke away from the main march and began spray painting anti-police so against on building walls. they also apparently broke parking meters and shattered the front window of a police recruiting station. back at the plaza there was a peaceful discussion about violence in oakland. >> there are all kinds of people talking about the experiences they have had for years living in this city and dealing with the brutality that comes from the police. >> some of it i agree with, some that i don't. but i think it's great that there is actual discussion going on. >> on wednesday oakland teachers will take their issues to the streets when they join occupy

oakland's call for a general strike. the teachers say they are part of the 99% working class and are suffering from recent layoffs and deep budget cuts in education. in san francisco demonstrators have worked out an agreement with city leaders allowing them to remain camped in justin herman plaza. to resolve the city's concerns about health conditions and sanitation, they allowed city crews to come in and power wash the concrete. they even took down their tents to give crews access. there are many similarities about what is happening now at justin herman plaza and past occupation necessary san francisco. here's abc7s vic lee with the details. >> no open flame no propane tanks, the car batteries are not being used propererly. >> this is the fire chief and this is a protester. >> we are trying to be in compliance with it. public health and safety are the

same concerns that have been raised by officials through the decades, every time demonstrators occupy city property. >> i'm sleeping in my tent when the cops come with bad intent ♪ >> they were the same concerns at a huge sent city that sprouted at the civic center in the late 1980s. hundreds of homeless people occupied the plaza for months. art was mayor at the time. >> there were some unsafe periods. there may have been some unsanitary things. it wasn't clean. >> there was mounting criticism by businessings in the city's tourist officials. >> people wanted them out of sight and out of mind. >> the mayor was burned in effigy when he ordered them to teardown the cam in 1989. by then he had 500 new housing units for the homeless. >> i order them evicted and we had social workers working with the police to accomplish that.

>> many old-timers say there are more parallels between occupy sf and the age vigil and encampment in 1985 that lasted ten years. protesters were angry at the inaction of the federal government towards the growing a.i.d.s. epidemic. they took over the u. n. plaza just across the street from the civic center. the supervisor david compose. >> you had tarps and tents, people capping out. >> it became the longest running civil disobedience. two weeks police cam into justin her than plaza and tore down occupy sfs tarps. marshals tried unsuccessfully to do the same at the un plaza. politicians appeared to support their support. the same happened at the a.i.d.s. vigil. >> it became a very strong movement that was reinforced by members of the board of supervisors, mayors like me. >> the encampment ended in 1995 when fierce storms blew away the

tents. vic lee, abc7 news. >> in just a few days san francisco voters will have an opportunity to weigh in on an issue that cities all over the country are grappling with the financial crisis involving city employee pensions. there are dualing reform measures on san francisco's ballot. >> about 26,000 people work in san francisco's city government. when they retire they are entitled to pension. this year the city is expected to spend about $422 million on employee pension costs. by 2014 that is expected to skyrocket to $800 million. that's money not spent on schools, pothole repairs or social programs. analysts say it's driving the city toward disaster. >> your alternative is to declare bankruptcy. >> it's a crucial area that has to be reformed. >> san francisco's 2,009-2010 civil grand jury warned what it called the pension tsunami. there are more than 23,000

retirees a according to their report, just over 3200 of them are receiving $75,000 or more in pensions each year. retirement systems officials say the vast majority of the rest average $34,000 a year. >> when the economy was booming and the pension system flourished on their investments and stocks and real estate the payouts could be supported. but not now. public defender, jeff, was on last year's ballot to require greater sacrifice from employees. but a push back from labor defeated the measure. this year as mayoral candidate he's back with what he calls son of prop b, proposition d. some considering 7.5% of their paychecks toward retirement. the prop changes that formula based on how much an individual worker is making.

>> it has graduated sharing of contribution rate. what that means is higher paid workers pay more and lower paid are exempt and they pay less. >> prop d would raise the retirement age for some employees and cap benefits. the city controller said the measure will save the is city $1.7 billion over ten years. critics say prop d faces potential legal challenges because it takes away vested pension right without giving new benefits in exchange. the competing measure, prop c, is backed by the mayor, and unanimously passed by the board of supervisors and supported by the city's union. and almost all of the mayoral candidates. prop c keeps 7.5% as the baseline pension contribution, but allows a decrease in good economic times. and an increase from workers when the economy falters. prop k also ups the retirement age for new employees, and requires everyone to contribute to their health plan. the controller estimates c will

save the city $1.3 billion over ten years. mayor lee calls c the consensus measure. >> proposition c is uniting everybody because everybody is enjoying this and everybody is paying their fair share. we have a unity that is born to our city. >> barbara o'connor is a mare dust professor specializing in police cal communications who retired from cal state sacramento. she thinks voters will support prop c. >> so you have to have a very simple message and in this case fairness fairness, and we all agree on this are two salient messages with voters and i think we will win out. >> but rob with the california center for public policy said d is the better alternative. >> san francisco is headed over the cliff financially. you can take a short term approach of proposition c and it will put the bandaid on there but it's not bogey to stop the bleeding. >> the measures require a majority vote to pass. if both do the one with the

most votes become law. lisa argen is here now talking about our accuweather forecast. looking pretty good. >> yeah, but don't get too used to it. the numbers are definitely above average. we've had sunny, mild beautiful, even kind of warm conditions. and that will last for another day. before it begins to feel more like the season. i'll explain coming up. >> thank you lisa. also ahead, how far should the u.s. government go in supporting clean tech. the possible knew trade war

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>> money troubles means san jose is ignoring its roads and potholes are a bigger issue than of before. city has some $277 million in deferred maintenance right now. the problem is only getting worse. here's abc7s corina rusk with more. >> driving on san jose streets can be like navigating a land mine of potholes.

>> i hit a pothole in such a fashion that it blew the tire and dented the wheel and caused about 1200 bucks in damage. >> money is an issue on both sides of the pothole problem. the director of transportation is warning city leaders that the numbers just don't add up. >> we need to invest about $100 million a year to keep san jose's roads in good condition. unfortunately we only have about $15 million a year. >> this is a city with nearly 2400 miles of paved streets, and without regular maintenance conditions are just getting worse. the transportation director tells us 900 miles of city streets are considered in good condition. but look at the rest of the list. close to 1,000 miles are rated in fair condition. another 330 miles are classified as poor, and more than 100 miles fall into very poor category. the mayor blames dire budget realities. >> i'm not proud of the fact our roads are in terrible condition but i'm also not proud of the fact we had to lay off cops.

>> one idea is to ask voters to approve a partial tax earmark for road repair but that takes a two-thirds majority to pass. >> if it's a small amount, that would be okay. >> maybe. >> if funding remains as is by 2020 more than half of the streets here will be in poor condition and that's a bumpy ride no matter where you turn. in san jose, corina rusk, abc7 news. >> well, tomorrow is halloween. looks like it's going to be a pretty good night? >> yeah it does look pretty good. a slow drop in temperatures each and every day. but the coldest day of the season, you've heard that before right? maybe by the end of the work week. >> really? >> yeah. we are looking at a chilly air mass. but until then we have a mild one to enjoy today. >> okay. >> as we head outside the sutro camera, clear conditions again. win are up at higher elevations and it's not as cold as yesterday morning but we still have a couple more degrees to

drop before the temperatures will recover with the sun later on today. we are in the 50s in san francisco. 58 in oakland with mid-40s here. yesterday we were in the upper 30s. so we should drop down to around 40 for the low in santa rosa. 53 fremont and 55 mountain view. 47 half moon bay. compared to yesterday we are much warmer that morning. anywhere from two to eleven degrees warmer. with yesterday's heat, we had a lot of upper 70s and a couple of 80s. rehave retained some of that. with the higher elevations winds not dropping off the temperatures as quickly as we could be. but we will still be cool in our protective valleys to start out and sunny and mild today and, of course the dry conditions will continue through tomorrow. halloween for the trick-or-treaters, shouldn't be any problems out there. in fact, with the sun setting at 6:12 looks to be a nice evening. here's a look at the pacific satellite picture.

so far high and dry. the eastern pacific looks like we are holding strong with the ridge of high pressure and we are. but we will begin to see a little more fog tonight. that will begin some subtle changes for our forecast overnight into monday. so we start out the week with high pressure still in control and dry for the next several days, right through the middle of the week. then we will have a system slide to our east that will kick up the winds. that system moves out and then another much stronger, much colder system for the end of the work week. that could bring a little area of precip, but more importantly the much kohler err. 65 will be the high today in the sierra nevada with 80 in fresno. not much change from yesterday to today. you will notice that change later on in the day if you are on the san mateo coast along the shoreline because you will notice the wind shift more out of west-northwest today. afternoon highs very pleasant. sunyvale 76, san jose 76, 76 in los gatos with highs along the

coast topping out early around 70. fog stabbing up along the shoreline with the sea breeze, 73 in milbrae, as well as san francisco. and in the north bay today we will see a wide range of numbers from the upper 60s to the upper 70s calistoga. 75 in san rafael. more 70s in oakland. and out over the hills talking 75 dublin, a couple degrees cooler here, 78 in livermore but still quite mild in gilroy with 68 in monterey. for halloween it will be clear. we will seacoastal fogs, numbers starting out in the 06ths, dropping to the 60s after 6:00. we will look for another dry but breezy day tuesday wednesday, and then the much, much colder air heads our way thursday, into next week and maybe with some sprinkles. with the cold air a lot of times we doan get the moisture but it will be cold. >> cold, but looking at what's going on in the northeast, so what? >> exactly. >> yeah. thank you lisa. well the stage is set for a

possible trade war with china over solar pannels. at the same time sacramento lawmakers are work being on ways to support expansion of the clean tech industry. abc7s business and technology reporter david loui has the story. >> 25,000 people work for clean tech companies in california. but a nonprofit solar foundation expects that number to double in the next year. solyndra was a highly visible setback but state lawmakers are hard at work trying to find ways to support the jobs. a committee is listening for ideas. brian sagger is fonder of san jose nano solar. he makes solar collectors. he said low cost loans could go a long way to buy certain types of equipment to boost production. $10 million to $20 million loans to release the production bottleneck and allow the rest of

the factory to be run in a much more balanced way. >> u.s. solar makers may get help for higher tariffs from panel imported from china. they have petitioned u.s. trade officials complaining of unfair subsidies. but target is fun tech power a chinese company with office necessary the u.s. it could create a major trade dispute. >> these industries are greg in other countries because there are government financing land that is given to these companies, and that is how they are growing the jobs in these other countries. >> fremont based company decided begins joining in the complaint. >> we did not want to get involved in trade disputes at this time. we work in china, we work in the, we work in end yeah, we work in europe so in our view it's important to have a good, strong global competitive and open market. >> strayed disputes take time to resolve. in the meantime california lawmakers say they will be focused on seeing what they can

do to support clean energy and creating jobs. in fremont, abc7 news. don't go away. 7 on your side is next. >> are do it yourself wills good enough? i'm michael finney and that's what we are looking into

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>> more than half of americans doan have a will because of the cost. but there are do it yourself software programs that cost far less. here's michael finney with the pros and the cons. >> no, i don't have a will. >> i do not. i'm embarrassed to say. >> you don't think about a will. you don't even think about dying, to be honest with you. >> attorney michael said while few people relish the task of writing a will it's critically important to have one. >> it's critical to dispose of the assets the way you want to. and especially when you have children no matter how much money you have you must have a

will to have a guardian watch the children. >> and we look at software programs, three in you'll that claim to help you write a will for less than the cost of a lawyer. >> my husband and i made a will. >> the heavily analyzed legal zoom along with rocket lawyer, allow you to create a will online. the third program tested quicken will maker plus, is available as a download or as cd-rom. >> these products cost from $25 for a plat fee to $119 for a yearly subscription. we bought all three, tested them, and with the help of an outside expert, we judged their ease of use and the quality of the wills they produced. >> consumer reports found problems with all three programs. >> there was little specific information on state he is state tax laws which can be different from federal laws. >> and there are other drawbacks with the do it yourself wills. they do not allow useters to create a special needs trust and

give no specifics on compensating executors. still all three are better than nothing if you have no will. quicken's will maker plus is the best of the three. but notice your needs are very simple, you are better off consulting an attorney. consumer reports says a benefit of the do it yourself wills they evaluated is they can help you get organized and ready to answer an attorney's questions. that way you won't spend as much time with the attorney and that will save you money. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. coming up, puss and boots. is this 3d animated tale good for kids, adults or both? don sanchez on the isle

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>> in theaters this weekend, the movie puss and boots. do the voices guarantee a box office winner? ears arts and entertainment reporter, don sanchez, "on the isle." >> would become a legend! >> puss and boots the ugly cat with a big voice of antonio. not only saving the world but he's on a mission to recover magic beans from jack and jill. a lot of fairy tale parody here. >> humpty-dumpty. >> his pal humpty-dumpty

leading the quest. he has a tough shell. >> just think of all the trouble we can get into. >> antonio, they are on a world tour to premeet the films. animated films. actors usually go into a recording studio alone. not on this one. >> you were in the studio together. >> we asked for the possibility of having a session together because then we could improvise and everything that we were setting up there, lines that we were sending to the creative people editors. actually they kind of make sense. and we did it. >> feed off of each other. >> sure. >> i'll steal you blind and you will never know i was there. >> she is a bad kitty. >> laughs for adults that will also keep kids entertained. >> i am but a humble cat in search of his next meal. >> the film starts out with such stunning 3d visuals and stunning kai log that i began to fill my

bucket to the top. then they started stretching the material, it slowed down, only to compaq with a rip roaring finale. i don't want to be catty, but i will give it almost a full puck. i'm don sanchez,. bc7 news. see you on the isle. >> coming up next, occupy protesters flood the streets of oakland, bringing a message against police brutality. and a great white 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>> in the news this morning, sunday, october 30th, occupy protesters spent several hours last night marching through the streets of downtown oakland. there were no clashes between demonstrators. hundreds of hell's angels