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reporter: any weekend frightfest begins with ambience, and mother nature delivered. blanket of fog over the city as all manner of creatures take to the streets. it s the one night a year you can show awe what you made costume-wise. from a to storm troop tore a pope, villains to something completely vexing, halloween puts the city on a stage and allows the people to play whatever part they want. thus just fun. we get a few holidays, and sometimes they re reserved for the kids. why not let the adults vom fun sometimes? reporter: this holiday also has a financial windfall. many of the partygoers paid to be part of a so-called pub crawl. a fuse dozen bars and restaurant allow patrons to move from one venue to the next, drinking at a reduced rate. it s a you have it s the same group of people coming in. all they want to do is is having v a good time. they come, they dwring, and they move around. reporter: bad behave, public drunkenness, and acts of violence h ....
how in 2017 can you think that that was appropriate? halloween costume out of style since the civil rights movement makes a come back in an east bay staples store and one customer is not happy about it. . that employee said the halloween costume was intended for fun, her face covered in black paint. black face was used to portray african-americans in theater and considered offensive to many. lonnie rivera is in the newsroom with the story. friday he was speechless when he stopped by staples to buy a cash register. what made matters worse is everyone seemed to be okay with it until he posted the photo to facebook. as you can imagine, people are sounding off. ma am, where are the cash registers. she turned around and i saw this white lady in black face. harold was offended by this employee s halloween costume at the pleasant hill staples store. the lady over there, i pointed to her and said is in black face. as a black man, i m offended. her reply? she ....
take a look at this..kron 4 viewer video of a coyote in mclaren park.the video taken this morning serves as a reminder to dog owners to keep their pets close.lance martin/dog ownermonkey, my dog stays close to me so i don t have to worry about it. but i do know that people with very small under 40 pounds should keep them on leashes. i have a big dog. some of the smaller dogs in the neighborhood are obviously getting taken by the coyotes so it is dangerous l/dog owner:ive only lived here about 2 years. but i walk the dog here pretty daily and so ive seen probably half a dozen sightings in 2 years.i think pick him up and also try to make yourself look big but also not try to confront the coyote and try to get out of its space.animal control officials say the best thing to do if you see a coyote.. is pick up your dog if you can, back away, make noise and try to frighten the coyote away. erik schnabel/dog owner:i think you just have to respect their space and be vigilant an ....
the waves could be stronger with the rough surf. we are looking at temperatures in the 50s. slower warming this afternoon. many 50s around the bay. by 4:00, the upper 70s for the high end. 60s around the bay. and looking at another several cool days before we bring rain back to the forecast. carolyn? lisa, thank you. breaking news, police in scotsdale, arizona, catcher was taken into custody last night at his scotsdale home facing charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and disorderly conduct. the 26-year-old gained national attention when he was the first major league baseball player to kneel during the national anthem last month. last week he told tmz that a server at a huntsville, alabama, restaurant refused to serve him because of his national anthem protest. developing news this morning, san francisco police are searching for a stabbing suspect. they say someone attacked a man near the powell street bart station around 6:00 last night. abc 7 news was ....
culture and food are on the menu today. i ve known jim nagareda for many years. and as a professional photographer with an artist s eye, who is part of a family that has been part of the community for over 50 years, i can t think of anyone more qualified to chronicle the history of san jose s japantown than him. jim, welcome to the show. jim nagareda: thank you very much for having me, great. robert: now, give me an idea. first of all, we were talking about the book, san jose s japantown, of which you got to be the author. first and foremost, must have been a thrill to be asked to be the one documenting the history of the place. jim: yeah, we had just finished a big project called san jose japantown: a journey. and it was a very comprehensive book on the history of japantown. and during that project, we were asked by arcadia publishing to do this a book in their series. and at that time, we wanted to focus just on our big book, the journey. and so, we put that off. ....