like shot and a car screeching away. >> police say someone fired multiple shots at a man and hit him in the torso. the victim walked across divisadero street and collapsed. the storeowner called 911 and man later died at sf general hospital. >> it jolted me out of bed and i walked out here and ambulance, fire trucks and it was out of a horror morning. >> she is frustrated with this area of western edition where she says crime has persisted for the past decade. >> i'm scared to go out to the store and buy a bag of chips and sandwich, what if i get shot? >> other neighbors are concerned not just about the shootings, but car break-ins and even the robbery of a child selling candy last july? >> in the five years i have been here, i have heard and witnessed so much criminal activity. >> reporter: this woman says the community rallies, but change is needed. >> in fact, we were talking about having another neighborhood meeting, what can we do to try to help create a safer neighborhood? >> reporter: they hope shedding light on the problems with prevent another life from being lost and their neighborhood from turning into a crime scene yet again. >> it's really scary and it just needs to stop. >> reporter: verges are still looking for the shooter and say if you have any information they want hear from you. reporting in san francisco cristina rendon ktvu . family and freds of three southern california teenagers killed by a hit-and-run driver are trying to cope with the sudden loss, the 13 twin sisters and their friend also 13 years old were trick-or- treating last night. police say a speeding suv honda struck them down. police are walking with vague description of the two young men, the driver and the passenger abandon the vehicle and ran. homeowners who suffered damage in the bay area quake have another place to get relief. another center in napa started to assist people earlier this week. fema offers grants to help repair homes the same process can help businesses get low- interest loans. you can register nadvance on- line at disaster disasterassistance.gov. >> the questions that are asked as intake process give us thing and the to give them what they need. >> that 6.0 quake in august caused $362 million in damage. the centers in napa and vallejo are open seven days a week until further notice. in the severes, the chp has no restrictions in place for highway 50 or interstate 80. 9 roads were slick overnight as rain, sleet and snowfall. drivers were watching out for slips and crashes. >> we had one guy almost spin out in front of us. and we was trying to go too fast. >> slow down. >> carry chains and slow down. >> because it is slippery out there. there is no doubt about that. >> slippery or not, this young lady was thrilled to see the snow. businesses in the severe are certainly hoping that the early snow is a sign of better time for them. i truly believe had a humanities a greatest achievements come out of our greatest pain. >> virgin galactic founder, richard branson said his team will not push blindly forward, but is determined to learn what ept went wrong and try to improve the space plane. as document nik di-natale as dominic di-natale reports. >> the mens of the ntsb team having arrived saturday morning for what is their first investigation nigh catastrophic space launch. the acting chairman of the ntsb explained how the probe would start. >> data people will go to the to check the data and some will go to the site and others will begin investigating witnesses all the stops that we need to do to begin the on-site portion of the investigation. two minutes after spaceshiptwo detached from the high altitude mothership it appears to the store its booster engineers and the explosion occurred scattering debris across the mojave desert. was using any junes and new type of newal made from plastic that had passed tests against friday morning just before the launch. also arriving at the spaceport virgin's founder richard balanceom, who branson. >> yesterday we fell short. we'll now comprehensive assess the results of the crash and determined to learn from this and move forward together as a group of friends and company. >> branson compared setback to the early days of aviation and oint pointed out that air travel eventually gain very safe. he admitted hi company would lose a couple of clients for future seats on spaceshiptwo which could have started to take its first commercial astronauts into space as early as this coming february. dominik can di-natale knox fox fox news. >> other pilot is 43 sealed siebold to parachuted out the space plane injuring his shoulder. a retired us marine who spent the past eight month in a mexican jail is back in us, back home in florida. marine sergeant andrew tahmooressi was released after an order from a mexican judge. mexican authorities are detained him back in march after he crossed into the country with loaded guns. the 26-year-old afghanistan veteran says he made a wrong turn that took him to tijuana. former talk-show host and advocate montel williams pressed heavily for tahmooressi's release. william was in san diego when he was reunited with his family. >> had experience for him in the last seven months is in a lot of ways has retraumatized him and let's call it prison ptsd. now the judge released tahmooressi based on his mental state and rented that he get treatment for post-tramautic stress disorder. the deadliest house fire in maine in 30 years killed five young adults and left a sixth person hospitalized with severe burns. the young man who survived the fire reportedly jumped from a second floor window to escape the flames the portland, maine fire chief the investigation could take several days and witness say the fire may have started on porch. a brazen attack to tell but in fremont after a man entered anyway home and stole a gold necklace after a woman's neck. police were called to the 4200 block near the fremont hub shopping center thursday morning. investigators say the woman was inside her home with the front door ajar when the man came in and snatched the chain. the suspect very vague description here, described as a black man between 30 and 35 years old, 5'10 to 6' tall. a witness reported seeing the man get into a four-door gray- colored vehicle. when we get back and we're sitting on the boat and think about it, we realized we have done kind of a good thing for an animal who is perfectly innocent. >> the young humpback whale caught on a line in monterey bay, coming up, we take and the boat as workers try to free the whale. >> and while candy certainly made some trick-or-treaters happy, a small piece of paper made a person in alameda very happy and rich. . tuesday is election day and polls have been 21 points ahead, that didn't stop governor brown from work the campaign trail, speaking to long time supporters in williams and not concerned about winning a fourth term and brown is focused on getting voters to support propositions 1 and 2. prop 2 sets up a rainy-day fund. prop 1 is a water measure that is a little more controversial. >> we need this proposition, we need to build storage and we need to do recycling and we need to recharge the groundwater and fix the habitat. >> brown's rival republican neel kashkari says that prop 1 doesn't go far enough to help the state's water situation and kashkari campaigned in silicon valley and told supporters this week he is running hard and will sprint to the firemen. well a controversial ballot measure took center stage in san francisco. supporters of the so-called patient safety measure of proposition 46 gathered outside of a health insurance company. they say that malpractice insurance companies spend millions of dollars to fight patient safety and endanger patient's safety. >> it's egregious that the insurance company doesn't want that from who they cover. >> prop 46 would increase the cap on medical malpractice award from the current cap of $250,000. he opponents of prop 46 say if passed the measure could force doctors to least state to practice in other states where medical liability insurance is more affordable. now if approved prop 46 would create the first law in the u.s. to require the random drug testing of the physicians. according to the field poll, it appears to be losing 49% of likely voters say they plan to vote no, 42% plan to vote yes and 19% say they are undecided. prop 46 also layses the limits on damages for the malpractice lawsuit. the balance of power in the u.s. senate is up for grabs tuesday as william la la la junees reports. >> it's just one of the races the ices of city are looking at as the balance of power in the u.s. senate could shift. republicans need to pick up six seats to claim a 51-49 senate majority. in north carolina, incumbent democratic senate kay hagan is leading republican challer tom tillis by just one point. >> early voting is very important to the elect. it gives you a chance to get the vote out. >> we're really canvassing neighborhoods today. i have 100 of visits just like this going on across north carolina. >> reporter: over the next few days expect to see more of this, both parties turning to the big guns, chris christie and bob dole backing incumbent kansas senator pat rents and clintons bill come out for bruce braley and hillary making an appearance for another candidate. who will all the star power help? >> we have a fairly clear idea that the trends favor the republican party, the party out of presidency does well in mid- terms. >> reporter: voters will have to put up with the politic ads for just a few days longer. when all is said and done, the ads will cost more than $400 million, making this the most expensive mid-term ever. limb la jeunesse fox news. to the tragic boating accident off the sonoma county coast that killed four people. that private fishing boat capsized in bodega bay and the sole survivor was found clinging on shoreline of bodega rock. we have new information about the drownings from ktvu's debora villalon. >> reporter: shock from the sonoma sheriff's office rescue helicopter, the rocks and waters where a wave flipped a 3' fishing boat with five people aboard. >> they pulled four unresponsive people out of water and identified one person that was responsive on bodega rock itself. >> reporter: that same helicopter dropped a deputy on a 100' line to the rock to grab the strand man. and together they dangled in midair. flown to safety. >> he was very confused, hyperthermic and we basically got him warned up and to the hospital l. that only survivor in jeans and t-shirt no life jacket is identified as 66-year- old phillip sanchez of bodega bay. the wreck killed the boat owner, 79-year-old jessie lang lye and samuel garcia, 86 both men from bogga bay and 66-year- old costa from san joaquin valley. a fourth victim, a woman has not been publicly identified. so close to shore rescuers were shift and tried to revive the boaters. because it's opening-day at crab season, everybody was at the ready. offer bodega head the wines waves are powerful, but the boat capsized come back in, moving about 10 miles per hour, full of crab. and although it wasn't a commercial vessel, it was well- suited to ocean fishing and many in the group had experience. >> it's just a rogue wave, the ocean is highly unpredictable and such a tragedy. >> reporter: this father and son arrived early for hope opening-day and caught their limit on the 22' catamaran to make sure everybody is safe neuter. >> i feel really sad for the people when who passed awain hopefully everybody learns something from this. but mother nature always wins. >> i want to show you know a photograph taken from henry one, the sheriff's helicopter and shows what was visible of the wreckage. it's right there on your screen with the circle around it. not much left of the 32' long boat. it had life vote ofs onboard as required, but no one on board was wearing a lifevest. the survivor and another people that were out there fishing talked about today's rough conditions. >> a lot of whitewater being stirred up and you know the water is cold. >> definitely if you were looking ode to the coast you could see a lot of that energy, more whitewater and more than usual picking up throughout date. an increase in the west- northwest swell creating hazardous conditions and in fact, here is a look at buoy heights with waves around 9- 14'. as you can see that west- northwest swell continues build into the bay area. as far as the area around bodega bay there was a small- craft advisory because of that swell early this morning around 12-14' and the winds out of northwest. 25 miles per hour. so one of those two things could be pretty dangerous, but when you add the two together, extremely dangerous out will with the waves and the whitecap conditions offshore with the strong northwesterly winds in place. swells will stick around tomorrow and once again talking about sizeable ways for the entire bay area shoreline and we'll have a update coming up. we have breaking news at there hour, hearing reports of a hit-and-run crash in san francisco. it happened on 3rd street and cargo way east of 280 in the city's india basin district. police just told us that at 9:30 tonight about 45 minutes ago, a vehicle struck a pedestrian and fled the scene. there is no description available yet of the driver. the vehicle may have been white in color, investigators are there, and we'll update you as soon as we get more information on the person who was struck by that vehicle. well, iraqi kurdish fighters were welcomed by weary kurds fighting the extremists in the border-town of kobani. the arrival of the iraqi fighters marked the first time that turki has aloud ground troops from outside of syria to join the synare peshmerga fighters and hopes that the reinforcements and their heavy weapons could tip the balance after more than five weeks' of fighting against isis. the last two days u.s. has carried out at least ten air strikes against those militants. new information on the dallas nurse who recently recovered from ebola. she was reunited with her dog bentley today. you can see the two of them at this news conference early today, bentley a king charles spaniel was quarantined for 21 days after liz owner, nina pham became sick. a city spokesman announced friday that the dog tested negative for the virus and was good given the all-clear to go home. phal offered this message to those who took care of her pet while she was being treated for ebola. >> thank you again for helping take care of bentley over the last 21 days. caring for him as he was your own and showing america that compassion and love is abundant in life. >> nurse pham was dreyered ebola-free and contracted ebola while caring for thomas eric duncan, the first patient diagnosed in u.s. he died on october 8th. and in new york city doctors today upgraded the condition of dr. craig spencer who became ill with ebola after working with those sickened by the disease in west africa. the 33-year-old was brought to bellevue hospital after developing a fever six days after he returned to new york from guinea. a moment of silence was held at tsa checkpoints to remember a transportation security screener killed after a gunman opened fire inside terminal 3 at los angeles international airport one year ago today. at l.a. family of gerardo hernandez took part in the ceremony to honor his mem latest 39-year- old screener left behind a son and daughter. three others were shot and injured. they say the suspect was targeting the agent. his trial set to begin next month. the roof brown blown off their apartment and the drug operation being blamed tonight and neighbors are victims and laryned that they'll have to find a new place to live. a young humpback whale in trouble and we'll hear from the man who went along for this delicate and dangerous rescue. . it took knowledge, planning and timing volunteers work off the monterey coast this week saved a hump bac whale and in doing so they saved an endangered species. the whale entangle monte montello team said the humpback was struggling to survive after being wrapped up in buoy lines. dratta bam three weeks ago when the signal to the buoy went out. about a weeking a boat captain investigating the outage discovered the animal and reportedded it was weak and struggling. on wednesday the team carefully approached the whale, cutting the lines twice to finally free it. >> when we're actually on the response, it's very intense and it's the best feeling is sort of relief after we get it done. and when we get back and we're sit og on the boat and think about it and realize we have done a good thing for an animal would who is perfectly innocent. >> the whale swam away, which is exactly what they wanted. although the hump back play actually lose its tails its expected to survive the ordeal. the team is especially glad because it's a young whale and the male will help the species recover. eleven homes have been evacuated in ventura after a large mudslide heavy rains saturated the area last night three hours before the slide happened. one man was trapped inside a house, but he was later found safe. there have been no reports of anyone else being trapped. that area where the mudslide happened had been devastated by a wildfire back in 2013. officials say that could have played a role in the slide because there simply was not enough vegetation to soak up all of the rainfall. the lava flow from the kilauea volcano has slowed down dramatically in pahoa. civil defense says there is no immediate threat to homes or structures. one flow though seems to have stalled since monday. about 100' from one 2-story rental. as a precaution, people he living in the flow path have been placed on evacuation advisory and should need to flee should conditions change. you might be expected to jump on halloween, but five correct numbers may have made a bay area heart stop last night. we'll. a. plus, like a bomb went off. yeah. it was instant. a day later in walnut creek, neighbors still reliving a massive apartment explosion. investigators believe it may have been started by something as small as a static spark. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. . neighbors were back at a walnut creek apartment complex today about 24 hours after the explosion. people who lived there were able to collect some of their belongings, but won't call this place home for sometime. six units were destroyed and six more unlivable. two men suffered severe burns and could face criminal charges related to the illegal drug activity that sparked this explosion and fire. the explosion shook neighboring buildings in walnut creek. ktvu's john sasaki was there and talked to some of the resident. >> reporter: a lone security guard scrambled to keep people out of the apartment condo complex torn aparking lot by the explosion. >> it's like a bomb went off. >> reporter: the blast at the sunnyvale avenue complex turned into a big fire as you see in this cell phone video. >> the windows rattled for a good 20 seconds after it hit and crept out to find a car sitting on my couch and there was nothing. >> fire investigators confirmed it was a butane explosion caused by the manufacturing of hash oil, which can collect throughout an enclosed space as it did yesterday. >> it not only destroyed the unitses there, but there is damage in 200' of the connections. >> reporter: the ignition source could have been simple as a static spark from walk on carpet. during the fire you could hear butane cans exploding. two people in the unit where the explosion happened are severely burn and still in critical condition. >> scary. >> just imagine if this powerful explosion happened hours later while families were out trick-or-treating. >> some adjacent residents were aloud back into their homes to pull out clothing and supplies. this couple is staying with all right. s because threcan't stay many their condo. >> there is no power. no gas, no water, nothing like that. so they said we can't really be back. >> reporter: fire officials confirmed that for some of the affected residents it could be two breaks they allowed to move back into their homes. in walnut creek john sasaki ktvu channel 2 news. new at 10:00 a special tribute to a sacramento county sheriff's department killed last week in the line of duty. we want to to show you a look at tonight's memorial workout for deputy danny oliver. those who took part wore blue to support law enforcement and "do it for dan "t-shirt's deputy oliver's badge number was 714, so they did 714 reps and following the exercises, threheld a candlelight vigil. >> this meant so much to my dad. he loved to work out with each and every one of you know each and every one of you cared about thank you. >> deputy oliver and placer county deputy davis, jr. were killed during a shooting rampage and manhunt that spanned two counties. funeral for deputy oliver is set for monday. questions persist about what caused a tanker truck to overturn and catch fire yesterday in los angeles? the tank he was carrying 4500 gallons of gasoline when the accident happened. the driver was able to escape unharmed. the fire burned a nearby triplex and several vehicles. crews were able to put out the flames before necessity spread to other nearby home. >> a chp officer is about to be arrested himself. shawn harrington is expected to turn himself in monday morning at the detention center in martinez. he is scheduled for an arraignment monday afternoon. least two women have come forward to accuse harrington of taking photos from their phones. harrington resigned from the highway patrol yesterday. prosecutors are combing his history of traffic stops to check for any other incidents. >> aarch spending more than a year in jail, accused child moister martin is getting ready to go to trial, due in course on monday. ktvu's amber lee sat down with martin for a jailhouse interview. he said he has been a decade, including 17 years in concord. he is charged with 22 counts of child molestation on students there. he says he has done nothing wrong. >> my harm was in the right place and there was no sextually intent and i do believe i will be acquitted when the jury sees the truth. >> martin initially faced 150 charges and the jury acquits him of charges of three -- the jury was split on the others. we'll have much more on the exclusive interview on sunday's 10:00 news, including what martin says he has learned from the experience and what he would tell his satellites if he had the chance. this halloween delivered more than sweet treats for one person in alameda, it also delivered in cold, hard cash. a lottery ticket was sold in alamedaat the maitland market on maitland drive. a second winning ticket was sold in los angeles county. the owner of the store in alameda where that ticket was sold says he feels like a winner, too. >> since this month it's very busy. a lot of people came and buy a lot more tickets. >> that owner also said he thinks that he knows who boats the winning ticket and it was purchased just last night. those two tickets are worth more than $604,000 each; the lucky numbers, in case you are wondering, right there on your screen, they matched the numbers 11, 29, 36, 58 and 67, the winners matching all of those numbers, only mission the meag number 15. some bay area children gave out bags and buckets stuffed with candy. why would they do that? >> i don't know. >> the financial reason not to eat it all. >> our meteorologist mark tamayo has detailed of your full sunday forecast, and also we'll tell us if there is any more chance for a little rain. with the the rain showers have move out of the bay area. the brisk wind in place was fairly active over the past two days, especially yesterday and had morning for parts of bay area. those numbers add up in terms of rainfall totals. big sur station, 3" of rain. santa cruz over 1", gilroy 1" and those amounts tapering off for-free, concord and santa rosa. our rain to the sierra, look at these snow level reports towards alpine meadows, 10" and squaw valley, 6", heavenly 3 erin. on live stormtracker 2, the main action has been moved out to the east. we have partly cloudy skies across the bay area, but temperatures cooling off napa already into the upper 40s. destined to reach the 30s overnight. santa rosa 53 and san josi 52. for tonight we have this partly cloudy. it's cool and breezy out there with winds around 10-20 miles per hour. here is our live camera out towards san francisco out there in the distance. fair skies into the afternoon hours and for the 49ers playing tomorrow, kickoff at 1:05, mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 60s. the extended forecast a dry weather pattern developing. overnight lows will be pretty chilly, santa rosa and napa, lots of 40s for the rest of the bay area from mount view and san josi. so here is the overall weather pattern, this area of low pressure, this trough was overhead, generating rain showers across parts of the region. this cool air mass kicks over town as high pressure builds in monday,s if you and wednesday. we're going warm things up with relatively clear skies, but a few high clouds and also have to watch out for the dense valley fog redeveloping for the morning hours, least in a few patches over the next few mornings. forecast highs for your sunday, you can see lots of 60s out there. after that cold start, we're going to warm back into the 60s for oakland and livermore, san josi 63, fremont san francisco 65. a look ahead your five-day forecast we're going have partly cloudy skies. tuesday looks pretty good for election day. wednesday, back up to the upper 70s. one more graphic to show you one last reminder fall back. look at that sunrise/sunset time. sunset tomorrow will be 5:10. so pretty dark out there. >> thank you, mark. some trick-or-treaters traded in halloween commandy for candy for cash. >> today the crew at the children's toys pediatric dental care in the san francisco mission district paid kidded $2 a pound for their candy and treats will be donated to charities, schools and churches. we have an update about a fatal hit-and-run crash that happened in san francisco. it happened about 9:30 on 3rd street and cargo way near india basin along the 3rd street corridor. police just told us that they have located the driver of the vehicle as well as the vehicle. the victim we're told was apparently a skateboarder, a male in his 20s. his name has not been released. police say this is still a very active investigation, and police say it is possible the driver did not know that he struck the victim. coming up next, stanford tries for their third straight win against oregon. >> it's tip-off type at oracle as the warriors host the lakers in their home-opener. sportswrap with joe phonesji coming up next over 20 million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution foods is a company we started to provide access to healthy, affordable, kid-inspired, chef-crafted food. we looked at what are the aspects of food that will help set up kids for success? making sure foods are made with high quality ingredients and 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pass to curry, who leaves the ball for andre iguodala. warriors up by 6 at halftime. kobe bryant had a big 3rd quarter, he gets the shot to fall for two of his 28. with you the warriors have too much fire power from too many directions. barnes with the sweet move to turn the 3-point lead to 5. and then the warriors stepped on the gas. thompson gets an easy 2 after the turnover. and thenly drain a 3 as the warriors outscored l.a. by 16 in the 4th quarter. the warriors make it a smashing home debut. curry had 31 31, 127-104 win. >> in recent years stanford has been one of the few years that can get oregon and their high-flying offense identity of sorts. this is the