[ inaudible ] . good morning i'm kristen sze. and i'm eric thomas. mike has been tracking sandy and looking at our weather. we start with ours. there's fog on top of the bay bridge bridge this morning. it looks like that is going -- going to be our biggest issue during the morning hours, fog, no organized wet weather other than the mist. areas in almost purple, bay valleys along the coast, bay shoreline to the monterey bay, dense fog advisory until can -- until 8:00, sreubs ability quarter mile or less through 8:00. i believe it is going to be

foggy through the bay, lunch hour upper 50s to mid 60s and then mostly sunny by 4:00, upper 60s to low 70's. inland fog thickest north bay and around concord this morning. by noon, sunshine, low to mid 60s 4:00 temperature low to mid 70s, out to the coast clouds are going to be stubborn today pockets of sun in the afternoon, starting in the low to mid 50s we end up in the low to mid 60s. good morning. monday morning commute live look at the bay bridge toll, no metering lights yet you can see cash paying folks starting to back up you can see the fog settles on the bay bridge problem on the golden gate bridge this morning. san mateo bridge good tail lights headed towards the highrise towards foster city, moving at the limit. elsewhere slow north 101, third to peninsula might ab issue.

drive times now up and over the altamont still looking good, heavy out of antioch, a street to loveridge, carquinez bridge to maze east shore freeway just about 20 minutes. 6:02. that love the sound of this, giants are world series -- gotta love the sound of this giants are world series winners after sweeping in detroit. kira klapper begins our live team coverage in the mission district. >> reporter: certainly the morning after here on mission street. crowds thousands of fans were crowding mission street hours ago i'll step aside so you can see the aftermath. a little destruction, trash piles, charred, still in the mid the street commuters having to go around it. the piles were bigger garbage instructions and street

sweeping vehicles have been through the last few hours. it is not as bad as it was. let's show you this incredible youtube video. at mission and 22nd it was police vs. part at the scene of a big bonfire, two rows of riot gear stood as human blockade with police cars behind them overheard, officers told those revelers get out of the street or you will be arrested. they gave the fans multiple warnings before they moved in and after thousands of fans clocking the street. those fans began -- tkhraorbging the street. those fans began throwing bottles, to be honest it looks like law enforcement was outnumbered by these people partying. celebrating the giant's huge win. that did turn violent at time there is were fans celebrate going a more safe and joyous fashion.

>> it is amazing, a sweep it is unbelievable. long-suffering giants' fans we thought i have tickets for game six. >> reporter: obviously, we won't ever get to that game six, wonderful thing for giants fans. one business owner in the mission tells us those celebrations were often scary at times, but she says exciting overall. all those bonfires that lined mission street and has left debris, we are told are the results of timing. monday morning is trash day here on mission street. so revelers were able to grab piles of trash and set them on fire. overall, quiet morning here now as life resumes a little bit back to normal just with a world series title handling over the city now. kira klapper, abc7 news. from the mission district to the south of market now, rowdy fans prompted large police response there as well.

amy hollyfield continues our live team coverage outside at&t park with a look at the cleanup there. [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: they've opened up the area, the street sweepers have gone through and tried to get ready for monday morning and clean up the rowdy celebration. look at pictures what it looked like overnight this celebration went into extra innings. there was a bonfire in the middle of king and third which created quite a mess for crews to cleanup this morning. fans said they just wanted a place to be able to celebrate. the party spilled over to market street out of control fans there set a muni bus on fire, they overturned a car that was parked there on market street. we saw some people harassing a cab driver, just trying to get through the area. the crowds were so big at times traffic had trouble getting through. police officers were in their riot gear. they say they did see some injuries. at times police officers

seemed to keep a hands-off approach. they said the gel was public safety and safety of their -- said the goal was public safety and the safety of their officers. >> these are the people we don't want to be on the streets celebrate -- celebrating because they ruin it for everyone else. we want them to have their moment but we don't want unrule behavior occurring in our city. >> reporter: -- police say people did throw rocks and s at police. they saw illegal fire -- fireworks. officers say there were some who were hurt no life-threatening injuries they are working to gather official information of how many people were hurt and what happened to them. they made rests, we are waiting on those numbers -- they made arrests, we are waiting on those numbers. the rowdy crowds have gone home we've seen a fan and there straggle through. the question everyone keeps asking is, when are the giants coming home?

fans are ready to greet them. the answer is 3:00 this afternoon. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. 5 -- 6:07. this morning hurricane sandy is fast approaching the eastern seaboard. here's a live picture from atlantic city, new jersey, 50 million people in the storm's path, billions in damage predicted. forcasters are most concerned about the storm surge some areas could be hit by a wall of water 11 feet high. here's video from overnight this is ocean city, maryland. you want to stay with the abc7 morning news later we go live to ocean beach for an update on conditions now. you should know the casinos are closed in atlantic city. that should give you an idea of how seriously they are taking this. >> picture of an 80 foot chunk of the atlantic city boardwalk

that came loose and is floating down the street. here's a live look outside of the embarcadero in san francisco, not wet but fog go meteorologist mike nicco will have the full forecast, coming up. and we'll check in with sue hall in the traffic center. >> mike is also tracking sandy to let you know what is going on there. also the world series win turns into a fashion statement. statement. late night effort to make i moved to new york to work in fashion. so i had to look the part. t.j.maxx is such a great place cause i know when i go in there, i'm gonna score. they've got such great deals on all my favorite brands. fashion direct from designers. savings direct to you. t.j.maxx.

check out the visibility we've improved in concord up to a mile quarter mile in napa

still same in santa rosa, improved in half moon bay to 3/4 of a mile, definitely an ebb and flow to the fog this morning as we have about a three to seven mile per hour wind around most of the bay area dense fog will hang around until at least 8:00 this morning. that means it will be below a quarter of a mile. i think the fog will hang around until 9:00, 10:00 then sunshine 60s coast into san francisco low to mid 70s bay mid to upper 70s inland more clouds cooler tomorrow most of the rain during the trick-or-treating time in the north bay definitely going to be quiet for the parade wednesday morning. good morning. live look at bay bridge toll, fog not a factor, you can see it but not on the deck metering lights on traffic backing towards the macarthur maze. let as look at our traffic app, 24th through pleasant hill i'm sorry 680 through pleasant

hill, southbound and northbound 24 westbound towards the caldecott tunnel, moderate traffic free app available on the app store and google play and you can download it to help get you around and navigate traffic jams. drive times now 680 corridor towards the 580 junction looking good, 24 westbound towards the caldecott under 20 minutes from 680. santa rosa into novato about a 32 minute drive at this hour. 6:12. see that the team, the fans were still celebrating when the first t-shirts came off the presses in union city. >> like a second after we won i got an e-mail, buy your merchandise now. the moment the game ended the -- [ unintelligible ]

the problem with knowing when to start the presses. >> we had a little bit of a slow start because we told our employees if they are ahead by two runs in the 7th, head in. that didn't happen this time. we were kind of scrambling at the last minute to get everybody in. >> late start but they've been working ought night so fans can begin buying and -- working all night so fans can begin buying and wearing them today. next, breaking news coverage of hurricane sandy continues. >> we go live to the east coast for an update. you are looking live at a beach on the east coast, eastern seaboard getting battered with rain and strong winds and big sur ofs, prepar

. >> good news it is not wet this morning. not even drizzle. what you are feeling when you step out is mist, a lot of moisture hanging in the air that is going to create a few issues due to fog. visibilities are very low in the shaded areas you see north bay valleys, bay shoreline, coast down to the monterey bay dense fog advisory until 8:00, visibilities less than a quarter of a mile dangerous tricky travel there. fog will start lifting 8:00, visibilities could stay pretty low through at least 10:00. right now breaking news, we continue to track hurricane sandy forcasters say the storm is 310 miles southeast of new york city now. the center of the storm is expected to be near the mid atlantic coast tonight, already there's been damage. tahman bradley is live in ocean city, maryland.

>> reporter: good morning. sandy is picking up speed, churning at 85 miles per hour enormous storm, 900 miles wide, she hasn't arrived yet, folks are hunkering down not taking chances the worst is still to come. mid atlantic region bracing, monster of unprecedented size and scope, transportation brought to a standstill, united, delta, american, jetblue and us airways have shutdown east coast operations which will have a ripple affect across the nation. >> when our flight cancellations in major hubs, that affects travelers all over the country. >> reporter: amtrak cancelled service along the east coast in new york city are where the biggest fear is the storm surge, all subway and bus transportation suspended, hundreds of thousands of new yorkers ordered to evacuate from low-lying areas.

>> if you don't evacuate you are not just putting your own life in danger, you are also engagering the lies of our first responders who may have to rescue -- the lives of our first responders who may have to rescue you. >> reporter: regulators worried about integrity of markets. red cross mobilizing, heading east. >> no tell wag is going to happen. it could be quite -- no telling what is going to happen. it could be a lot of devastation, a lot of flooding. >> no sense of stocking refrigerators if the power guess out, best with reality. >> what can you do? -- flee the country. >> reporter: thousands of utility workers from across the country en route to the region to help repair power outages which could leave million in the dark for a week or more. >> the president: it may take a long time to clear and get the power companies back in to clear trees and put things

back in place. >> reporter: look at these enormous waves behind me out here in what would be the beach. they've picked up in the past few hours. sandy is expected to make landfall tonight in new jersey. we are already feeling the affects, it is those waves and this is heavy rain and wind. >> the storm is so massive. wondering with schools and businesses closed and no transit in many cities, i guess a lot of people staying indoors, heeding that warning from officials to stay inside? >> reporter: yeah, it seems like people are heeding the advice of officials. there were a number of evacuations here in ocean city. i've not seen too many people walking out and about governors are taking this seriously. in delaware, the governor has ordered all roads closed. there's only emergency vehicles out. so far folks are hunkering down knowing this is a devastating storm and the worst hasn't arrive yet.

>> tahman bradley, live in maryland, thanks. >> we'll have updates throughout this newscast, throughout the morning and "good morning america" will have a special live west coast edition at 7:00. time for a look at our forecast here. mike is tracking san indictment looking at some of the gusts at jfk, 47, 50 miles per hour all morning. when the storm surge starts to get close in the lower elevations we could see storm surge flooding with freshwater flooding it is going to be that massive of a storm, long island, watch out. >> let's talk about here at home, i wouldn't say brutal, tricky traveling around, fog can barely see if at all the bay bridge this morning because of the fog. as we lack from our roof cam towards the bay bridge in the port of oakland shrouded out over the water. live doppler 7 hd, 6:20, good

news, fairly dry, picking up dry air above the fog that we are seeing that means mist hanging in the air so watch out for that. you can see how massive this storm is with the eye still about 2 -- i did extrapolation, 290 miles away from new york as it moves north northwest at 20 miles per hour snow in the appalachians, down into the north carolina mountains, they are getting snow out of this system as that cold air starting to wrap in. heaviest rain across the delmarva peninsula towards baltimore and washington as we speak. there's the snow as you look at west virginia, virginia, north carolina, tennessee at the bottom of your screen, it is going to be a dousing of snow for those folks. 85 mile per hour winds, fastest part of the storm, most dangerous is going to be on the northern part of it, which puts night philadelphia,

new york across long island, about 11:00 tonight give or take that's when the center of the storm will come ashore. that's when the worst of some of the winds and storm surge will be developing around long island. you can see the freshwater flooding that will develop as the storm handles around for the better part of the week. 46 santa rosa, rest of us in the 50s this morning. monterey bay temperature in the low to mid 50s, cooler temperatures today, sunshine everywhere except for the coast by noon. cooling trend through thursday, rain likely for halloween. 60s coast into san francisco low to mid 70s bay mid to upper 70s inland same monterey bay, tonight, 50s drizzle along the coast more of us will see cloud cover. 7:00 wednesday morning cloudy, drizzle along the coast, afternoon hours organized rain moves into the north bay and

that's where it stays during the evening. the rest of us possibly sprinkles and drizzle for our evening halloween festivities. coolest thursday, friday, warmer saturday, sunday. live look at golden gate bridge, fog is on the deck, thick, still in patches up the waldo grade comes up quickly speeds are of extra care. san jose fog not quite down on the roadway northbound 87 past hp pavillion at the limit. let's look at our traffic app this is highway 80 towards the east shore freeway, moderate traffic 80 westbound through san pablo into el cerrito, dipping under the fog because our live 80 camera is fogged in now this is a free app available on the app store and google play. it helps navigate around traffic problems look like now you are driving towards the about and macarthur maze is

moderate. east coast bracing for hurricane sandy this morning. here's a live picture tens of thousands of people in the storm's path. this is atlantic city, new jersey you see some of that surge coming up the beach, casinos there are closed. forcasters are predicting billions of dollars in damage.

welcome back of the here's a look at sandy a look at how many hundreds of miles inland it is affecting the weather back to near indianapolis this morning. just got the latest flight delays, there are none obviously in the northeast they are all cancelled up to 9,000 flights cancelled there. make sure you use our flight tracker and check ahead to see if even your flight is going to be around come thursday even friday. atlanta has flight arrival delays, so far all three of

our airports here are running on time, even with the fog. right now live look at portsmouth, virginia following hurricane sandy, the breaking news, bearing down on the eastern seaboard, forcing shutdown of mass transit, schools, financial markets, atlantic city, casinos, people gathering to watch that storm surge heading towards them. massive storm as mike mentioned cancelling 9,000 flights. even if you are not flying to the east coast, you want to check ahead, the plane they were planning to use for your flight may not make it here. >> if you are already there getting around is impossible with the subways in new york city shutdown transit systems up and down the eastern seaboard. we'll also continue to cover the giant as world series sweep. >> including the huge parade

on halloween day now set. it will go down market street. >> developing news overnight san francisco police worked to stop rowdy fans after the

good morning it is monday, october 29th, and we're the world champions again. live look at embarcadero and ferry building, weather is fine, winning is fine, parade will be fine. i'm eric thomas. better than fine i'm kristen sze i thought something was different in the air this morning, that's what it is. >> smell of victory. >> i thought it was the smell of the fog mixed in there mike good morning. >> another success, victory, fog all out there and all enjoyable most of it fog maybe

not so much. doppler not picking up radar returns because it is jut mist hanging in the air no organized areas of rain or drizzle. improvement as fog is moving around hayward up to three miles, one in concord. we are going to see this hang around through 8:00, we start to see a slight improvement especially around 10:00. foggy conditions around the bay, low to mid 50s cooler by 4:00, upper 60s to low 70s. inland valleys, foggy now, mid 40s to about 52, 4:00 low to mid 70s. the coast cloudy for the better part of the day few pockets of sunshine low to mid 60s. good morning. ly shot of highway 24 snaking

past -- live shot of highway 24 snaking past the caldecott tunnel, fog-free the fog is a problem with a lot of the commutes this morning. bay bridge mist not down on the span yet, metering lights on traffic past the west grand towards 880 crossing sluggish upper deck into san francisco. golden gate bridge has the fog. all mass transit on time. highway 580 towards the altamont pass, 8 sunol grade towards san jose, 101 san jose -- upside to winning the world series, the trophy. the downside, they are still cleaning up the streets of san francisco this morning after fans went wild last night celebrating. some of the worst destruction came in the mission district

where kira klapper begins our live team coverage. >> reporter: good morning. right behind me cleanup crew is here, picking up the final remnants of the charred remains of mattresses and newspaper boxes that revelers burned in their celebrations last night. sky 7 hd video, giants fans set big and illegal bonfires they danced and cheered around the flames some had fireworks, also illegal sky 7 captured a been fire at mission and 22nd. police and fire stood back most of the time. they only stepped in when flames were a threat to buildings. new youtube video the same block as that sky 7 video we just show you two rows of

police dressed in riot gear warning revelers if you don't get out of street you will be arrested many fans began throwing bottles and other objects at officers. one business owner says it was scary but mostly exciting. now the morning after a hangover you could say, now that those final debris piles are being cleaned up it shouldn't be a problem as people head out for their commute and try to resume life back to normal, as world series champions i am kira klapper, abc7 news. problems developed hours after the game in downtown san francisco, along market street and after midnight near at&t park. amy hollyfield is live at third and king with more. >> reporter: -- >> hang with us as we try get amy's audio.

looks like it is going to take a little more work we'll come back to amy, sorry about that. more on that later in the meantime the giants are coming home this afternoon they will be flying in at 3:00 this afternoon after that four game sweep of the tigers. the big win coming in the 10th inning romo -- boom, got him, giants win 4-3 as the celebration begins. the team's only regret they didn't win in front of their hometown fans that's already. the first time since the 1985 kansas city royals to win six elimination games on tear way to capturing the world series. giants will be honored with a parade wednesday morning. mayor lee announced the city will salute the champions as they did in 2010 when this parade concluded with the celebration at civic center plaza. lincecum there. the parade will start at 11

a.m. at the foot of market, then follow market to civic center plaza. the mayor's office and giants will announce more details in the next couple of days. you can watch the parade here live on abc7 wednesday, also streamed live through our ipad app and on our website. find more details on abc7news.com. 6:30 six. we are tracking -- 6:36. we are tracking hurricane sandy, atlantic city, new jersey casinos closed because of the storm. meteorologist mike nicco is tracking the act. [ inaudible ]

. welcome back. doppler tracking the fog color

coding north bay valleys along the coast, bay shore this means visibilities will be a quarter mile or less through at least 8:00 will start to lift a little i don't think we'll see a lot sunshine until after 10:00 around the bay, maybe noon to get total sunshine storm tracks to the north now coming our way that's why we are having cooler weather, 60s coast low to mid 70s bay mid to upper 70s inland cooler tomorrow more cloud cover in the afternoon rain mainly north bay during trick-or-treating, the rest of us wednesday night into thursday morning. good morning. live look at the san rafael area north 101 and south 101 past civic center fog settling in traffic moderate southbound towards central san rafael, golden gate bridge fox thick over the waldo in spots give yourself extra time. exclusive traffic app this is bay bridge you can see fog

towards emeryville into the toll plaza, metering lights on tree app to help you navigate around traffic problem on the app store and google play. streets of san francisco were packed with giants fans many at the civic center watching on the jumbotron last night. >> thousands watched the world series with other fans and shared the victory. others filled restaurants and bars in the city but all cheered the team on. >> amazing, a sweep, it is jut, unbelievable. >> oh my gosh it never gets old, we are thrilled i've been crying the last three innings. >> we are enjoying this beautiful city, world series, 2012, go giants! >> giants fans will be able to share the team's vick toe when the giants hold their parade this wednesday.

-- >> ahead back live to the -- [ unintelligible ] breaking news of hurricane sandy continues. [ inaudible ] .

here's a look from atlantic city this morning where the casinos are closing. sandy laps at the shore there. winds gutting up around 35 to 40 miles per hour, rain light to moderate now. you don't see it blowing sideways yet, probably going to happen as the afternoon unfolds and sandy gets closer to making landfall near atlantic city. you can see it there churning off the ocean look how far inland with cold air wrapping in and snow in the appalachians. more been this in the --

6:43 after giants won the world series last night problems developed hours after the final game in downtown san francisco along market after midnight near at&t park. amy hollyfield is live at third and king with more for us. >> reporter: the party did get rowdy last night. take a look at some of the pictures around the third and king street area in front of the ballpark. there were a few bonfires people lit in the middle of the street danced and celebrated around it said they wanted a place to celebrate. large crowds moved to market where out of control fans overturned a car, also set a muni bus on fire. police were in their riot gear they seemed to take a hands off approach at times saying focus was public safety and safety of their officers. >> i was absolutely shocked, i

couldn't believe that was happening. it is scary to think because the giants won -- it is supposed to be fun. too bad there wasn't we could all go and have a good time. >> reporter: police said there were injuries, nothing life-threatening. they also did make some arrests but haven't been able to tell us how many, we are still waiting to get that information. most of the night has been spent cleaning the streets. we've seen the street sweepers they had the streets blocked off until 5:00 this morning. looking back to normal out here, streets are open, cleaned, most of the crowds have gone home. we did see a fan or two staggering through and their question was, when are the giants coming home? looks like this is just a pause in the party everyone is ready to welcome the team back home and celebrate again the answer is their plane is landing at 3:00 this afternoon. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. we'll talk more about the

giants and the parade and the weather for the parade. right now breaking news coverage of hurricane sandy continues. katie marzullo is live in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: sandy trending big time on twitter eye been following our station in new york, new tweet says 30 foot piece of the atlantic city boardwalk is floating down a local street. we have a live look of atlantic city, knowledge more than 5500 people have lost power -- president obama has sign add emergency declaration for the state of the new jersey this is kill devil hills, lots of rain, offshore ship in distress the crew has abandoned it. the coast guard has rescued 14 of the 16 onboard two are missing the coast guard is searching for them now. in banner elk, north carolina it is snowing. all of this weather and it is only the beginning of the

superstorm. >> it is a tough storm to get people to pay attention because it is four tidals, one last night, today, tonight the most serious concern and another tomorrow. >> i got a cave-in of concrete under this house soon to have more because it is cracked, two more tides before the eye passes this area. >> reporter: take a look at this amateur video onboard a disney crews ship friday the man behind the camera said the ship tilted so far right that furniture moved across his room. in new york, schools closed, subways shutdown, stock market closed, evacuation orders in effect, 9,000 flights are cancelled. katie marzullo, abc7 news. also having a consequences regarding the election. president obama is returning to washington today earlier than planned to oversea emergency operations for hurricane san dim the president scrapped plans for

three events -- in three states after visiting fema yesterday. fema workers will run the nerve center and coordinate the government's response to the storm. meantime mitt romney is campaigning in the midwest out of the storm's path. romney campaigned in the crucial battle gun state of ohio yesterday instead of in -- battleground state of ohio yesterday instead of virginia. he did call off events in new hampshire for tomorrow >> stock market is closed, regulators decided to shutdown the new york stock exchange the dow jones or the new york stock exchange because of the threat posed to manhattan and the nasdaq. last time the stock exchange was closed was 9/11. most mass transit in new york city shutdown making it nearly impossible for traders to get to work. regulators considering another shutdown tomorrow that decision has not been made. stay with abc7 news we are continuing coverage of

hurricane sandy. "good morning america" will have a special live west coast edition at 7:00, to cover hurricane sandy. should we show 'em now? >> yeah. >> here are the headlines this morning: giants sweep in the chronicle on sporting green twice is nice. >> -- [ unintelligible ] >> there's a parade wednesday, 11 a.m., it will start for the giants, similar to the 2010 parade we'll carry it live here on abc7. >> the big question is the weather. hopefully the rain will hold off. >> you remember what it was like on 2010? >> sunny, warm, gorgeous what a moment. i can't wait to relive it. >> won't relive that weather though. [ laughing ] >> still dry, cloudy, cooler

than it was last time we won. it will still feel warm and fuzzy when you are enjoying it, cannes wait to see all the people you -- can't wait to see all the people you interview. fog is the biggest concern, moisture hanging in the air, trapping in lower levels of the atmosphere creating dangerous drying conditions. let's talk about sandy, still a hurricane, still offshore about 280 miles southeast of new york. you can see the waves of water moving ashore. my biggest concern now is new york and long island where the storm surge i think is going to be the strongest, plus you are going to funnel that water into the hudson bay and boroughs, jfk's elevation is 13 feet if this comes with any kind of storm surge, granted barrier island in front, so is there along the entire long island sound still

massive flooding. let's look at inland flooding around philadelphia, baltimore and d.c., waves of light to moderate even heavy at times rain west virginia, virginia, tennessee, north carolina, the cold side of this storm won't call it a hurricane you don't get snow in hurricanes that's the cold air that is going to make this such a superstorm. 85 mile per hour winds, moves across the delmarva peninsula, more like delaware and new jersey late this evening then festers, you can see it hanging around there for sole that's why they are going to have is up an issue with inland flooding once it is over. right now 46 in santa rosa, everybody else in the 50s, monterey bay low to mid 50s. recap of our forecast, slower cooling today, slow clearing and cooler, sunshine around the bay and inland by noon mainly cloudy at coast.

cooling trend through thursday rain likely for halloween temperatures from the 60s coast in san francisco 70s for the rest of us. steady rain start moves into the north bay during the afternoon wednesday where you are going to find the wet weather for trick-or-treating. the rest of us sprinkles, possibly drizzle for wednesday evening. starting around midnight through thursday morning that's when the best chance of the rest of us outside of the north bay of getting that steadier rain friday, saturday, sunday gone and the warming trend begins. north bay is going to have the toughest time trick-or-treating. fog is a fact for for your monday morning commute, thick, heavy in spots, comes up quick looking good san mateo bridge you can see brake lights over the highrise, 17 to 20 minute drive from hayward towards foster city now. hayward directionsw moderate, no problems headed from foster city to hayward north 87 past

the hp pavillion looking good now, light, no problems, a little fog. if you are traveling from antioch, very slow traffic towards loveridge then speeds pick up a hair towards 242 a 30 minute drive to 242 in concord off the altamont pass, a little over 30 minutes. look at other drive times if you are out and about right now 680 benicia bridge to 24, 80 -- just about 50 minutes from santa rosa to novato fog the factor there. 6:53. five things to know before you go. including return home for the giants. >> abc7 morning news returns

♪ ♪ ♪ >> five things to know before you go. number one, giants return this afternoon as world series champs for the second time in three years. they swept the tigers in four games. >> number two, rowdy celebration for fans in downtown san francisco after the game. they set fires, overturned a vehicle on market street, climbed on cars and stopped traffic. firefighters put out a fire on a muni bus. vandals set news racks and trash on fire near at&t park. >> number three, over zealous fans in the mission district clashed with police after being warned to clear out of the streets. police made a few arrests there were some injuries to officers and civilians. those numbers will be released later this morning. >> number four, the city will celebrate the world series championship with another

parade at 11 a.m. wednesday. travels up market to civic center you can watch live coverage here on abc 7. >> number five, tracking hurricane sandy. forcasters say the storm is 310 miles southeast of new york city. already they are feeling it. sandy is expected to make landfall later today or early tomorrow between maryland and pennsylvania. >> time for a final check of your forecast. live doppler 7 hd, you can see the full scope of what is going on, quiet outside. we have mist hanging in the air even reduced visibilities, dense fog advisory until 8:00 for the north bay valleys, bay shore, coast down to the monterey baena means visibilities less than a quarter of a mile in napa, santa rosa. please be careful. sunshine around the bay and inland by noon 60s and 70s. bay bridge toll, metering lights on first reports of

stall in the middle lanes there. golden gate bridge fog a factor for your commute this morning. accident just reported in the napa area northbound 29 at south kelly, car into a pole. thank you for joining us. special live west coast edition of "good morning america" is next with continuing coverage of hurricane sandy. >>