live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, happy friday, and go giants. >> that's right. >> i'm katie marzullo in for kristen this morning. >> all of the above. i'm eric thomas. thanks for waking up and joining us or staying up all night. here's mike with the forecast. >> all right. we'll start with live doppler 7 hd. tracking showers well off the coast and up to our north and that's where they are going to stay for the better part of the morning, but heading into the afternoon hours, we're going to be dealing with showers moving into the north bay. the rest will see increasing clouds and mild conditions today. 70 to 74 around the bay, 70 to

76 inland and 63 to 70 along the coast into san francisco. how about the community, leyla? >> i really wish i were at that game yesterday. >> it was fun. >> you went? >> i watched. it was fun watching. >> all right. you weren't there. >> no. >> all right. good morning, everyone. here's a look at walnut creek. southbound side of 680, looks like everything's moving along just fine there, envious of that drive if you're stuck in this. it is going to be a really nasty one, very slow. 37 miles per hour, could be a lot worse, though. coming into the pass, you will find those brake lights. things will improve, but we have the construction in the eastbound direction, eastbound 580 to northland road until 9:00. katie, eric? >> leyla, thank you. 5:01. we can get used to this world series thing. we're bound for it again this morning. giants fever spreading around the bay area after the team had one of its most dramatic wins in franchise history. last night with the giants

trailing 4-3 in the eighth, michael morse launched the home run to left to tie the game. in the bottom of the ninth, ishikawa smoked a three-run homer to right field off wacha. the giants won 6-3 to take home the national league pennant. >> as soon as i hit it, i knew the game was over. as i was coming close to the bag, if this gets out, it's going to be incredible. i saw it sneak over. after that, i don't remember anything else after that. >> that's why you can't try to predict the games. you never know what's going to happen. this is a crazy game we play. >> that gentleman, madison bumgarner, was named the national championship series mvp. the giants take on the kansas city royals in the world series. game one is tuesday night in kansas city. >> fans went wild, as you would expect. the stadium erupted in cheers, car horns blared, fireworks exploded over at&t park. tens of thousands of fans packed in the ballpark there, of

course, all decked out in orange and black. the die hard superstitious wore lucky items of clothing and the game put people on the edge of their seats. >> i waited 16 years for this. [ cheers and applause ] >> giants' pitcher tim hudson celebrating with the team in the locker room after the game. this is the first time hudson has advanced past the division series in the postseason in his 16-year major league career. he previously played for the a's and the atlanta braves. >> well, last night crowds of people celebrated in san francisco's mission district. they blocked the sidewalks and the streets. you can see the heavy police presentation in the video. some fans even set off fireworks. there were no major issues in the mission, but there was a fight between a group of people near the ballpark at fourth and channel streets about 10:00 last night. police say a gunshot was fired, but nobody was hit.

one person was taken to the hospital with a broken nose. everyone involved, except for that victim, ran from the scene. take a look at this, the front page of today's "san francisco chronicle." it says, "giants walk off to the world series." so here is the series schedule. game one is next tuesday, october 21st, in kansas city. game two will be next wednesday, october 22nd, also in kc, then the series shifts to san francisco. game three, friday, october 24th at at&t park. game four, saturday the 25th, and game five would be played on sunday the 26th at at&t park if necessary. first pitch for all the games is at 5:07 p.m. today's the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake, and the city of santa cruz is marking the occasion by looking back at the tragedy and looking forward to being better prepared. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in santa cruz with more on today's event.

matt? >> reporter: katie, it's been 25 years, but this part of downtown santa cruz has yet to be rebuilt. it's the only lot in downtown santa cruz that remains empty. it was the santa cruz coffee roasting company. two people died here. now there are plans to mix retail and residential units. downtown santa cruz was devastated by the 15 seconds of shaking. the epicenter was ten miles northeast of santa cruz. heavy damage to the unre-enforced masonry buildings through the downtown area. here's an interview with a man that october and what he experienced. well, millions of people across california, including in san francisco and san jose, took part in the great california shakeout yesterday, a reminder we live in earthquake country and preparation is key. later this morning here at memorial plaza at the corner of front street and pacific avenue, a 25th anniversary commemoration of the loma prieta quake will be held here. they'll talk about the tragedy

and the recovery and how santa cruz is preparing for the next big one. reporting live in santa cruz, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you very much. the sonoma county sheriff's office is looking for two suspects that shot a man during a home invasion in santa rosa 2:30 yesterday afternoon. deputies say both suspects wore clothing that say fbi on them. it's not clear if they stole anything, but investigators think they may have been after marijuana. the shooting victim had to have surgery. they are considered armed and dangerous. developing news in the ebola crisis. an infected nurse has been moved to a new facility and we're hearing from her in a youtube video. also, new concerns about the spread of the disease on a cruise ship. abc 7 news reporter nick smith is live in the newsroom this morning with the latest. nick? >> reporter: good morning. the first nurse to test positive with the ebola virus arrived in maryland thursday evening on a chartered flight from dallas

headed for treatment at a federal hospital in maryland. nina pham can be heard in this video saying she is doing really well. she left texas health presbyterian hospital and arrived in bethesda last night. pham walked off the plane with assistance while wearing a protective suit. this morning an uncle of the second ebola victim, amber vinson, spoke with "gma" about the 29-year-old nurse and her decision to fly home after treating ebola patient thomas eric duncan. >> you know, amber is one of the most conscientious individuals i know, and she's certainly would not have done anything to put the other passengers on that plane or her family at risk. >> reporter: get this, as those two nurses work on their recovery, new concerns that a dallas health care worker who handled clinical specimens from duncan is on a carnival magic cruise ship in the caribbean. carnival cruise line confirms to abc news the health worker is

isolated onboard and shows no symptoms of ebola. in the newsroom, nick smith, abc 7 news. >> nick, thanks a lot. 5:08 now. stanford medical center is gearing up for the possibility of treating a patient with ebola. this is video from a stanford drill held yesterday to make sure workers are prepared. workers practiced putting on and taking off protective gear. they are following all the cdc protocols. at abc7news.com we've posted a detailed list of seven things you need to know about the ebola virus, including its origin, symptoms, and how it's transmitted. in the north bay, health officials are warning people to stay out of the water at three recreation sites in west marin. they include white house pool county park, samuel p. taylor state park, and lawson's landing. our media partner reports visitors are being advised to avoid contact with the water. quality tests show elevated bacteria levels, though no

illnesses have been reported. at 5:08, just about 5:09 on a friday morning after we locked ourselves into the world series, here's mike with the forecast. >> cool start in valleys, inland, danville 49, 48 in san ramon, 49 in dublin, pleasant hill, walnut creek, 50. 54 antioch, if you're heading out the door in pittsburgh, it's 57 degrees. mid and upper 50s, foster city, 52, and cupertino, inland there at 51 degrees, half moon bay about 50. embarcadero center, the ferry building, coyt tower, all orange this morning in celebration of last night's victory. today, off to a cooler start with high clouds and stars out there. clouds will be thickening through the lunch hour. not much of a summer spread, if you will. 66 to 74 with showers moving into the north bay by 4:00 and a

few sprinkles outside during the evening hours, about 60 to 68. 44th annual art and pumpkin festival tomorrow and also sunday. temperatures start off around 60 and increasing sunshine and 67 by 2:00. if you're heading to treasure island for the music festival that starts at noon at 67, sunshine and 67 at 4:00, but grab a coat for the evening hours, we'll drop into the 60s once the sun sets. leyla? >> expect a lot of traffic for the pumpkin festival, of course, on 92 and highway 1. treasure island has prepaid parking, but they'll provide shuttles, so that is nice and convenient for you. also convenient is bart this morning. we do have about 39 trains running on time. also on time, looks like san jose is also pretty quiet f. you're heading along highway 87, no delays for you there. wide open certainly in the southbound direction, not a problem. earlier accident involving a limb zone northbound side of 101

at 280, that's cleared. nothing but green on the map. moving along at top speeds, but we have construction with us until 6:00 on the lower deck of the bay bridge from harrison to the new tower there, so watch out for those cones. katie, eric? >> leyla, thank you. 5:11 now. from secretary of state to cover girl. how you can have breakfast with madeleine albright next. also, if money is the mother's milk of politics, one candidate in the bay area's hottest election fight may be running dry. riot police in hong kong running out of patience with demonstrators. the action the

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covering fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> 5:14, and a live look at the ferry building from our exploratory camera. orange and black, colors of the day. giants won last night, paving a path towards the world series for the kansas city royals. >> love to see it. with election day just two and a half weeks away, they are almost out of money, according to a new federal election committee report. kana, the challenger in the same party general election race had just over $200,000 at the end of september.

seven-term incumbent mike honda has nearly a million dollars to spend. cana has outspent honda nearly 2-1, insisting he has enough to remain competitive, thanks to a super pac. riot police in hong kong swooped down overnight and cleared out a small pro democracy encampment. police dismantled tents and canopies and took down barricades. this particular encampment blocked key city streets for more than two weeks. a larger demonstration in the city's main thoroughfare remains in the hands of activists. there's a bright spot to this week's slide on wall street. plus, you won't believe who's on a new wheaties box. here's t.j. holmes with america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, stocks and mortgage rates sliding. the dow lost ground for a sixth

straight session. mortgage rates are now at a 16-month low and that could help perk up the real estate market. shares of apple took a hit as the company was unveiling new ipads despite new features, analysts apparently don't think the new devices are enough to get the stock going again. general mills has chosen former secretary of state madeleine albright to be on the next wheaties box. that's america's money, i'm t.j. holmes. it's 5:16 now. time for a look at our weather forecast on this friday. so special, since we won the national league championship series, the giants did, not we, we didn't play last night. >> we cheered. actually, i slept, if we're being totally honest, but i cheered this morning when i found out. good news weatherwise, as well. >> that's the first thing i looked at, looked at the phone to see who won. when i went to bed, wainwright mowed down, struck out the side

in the seventh and talked about pulling him out, i was like that's not a good idea. sure enough yourks saw what their bull pen did again. visibility up, two and a half miles 15 minutes ago, so there is fog moving around this morning, so watch out for that. here's a beautiful picture from our east bay hills camera. high clouds mixing with stars this morning. off to a cooler start, but the clouds are going to gather and take away our sunshine. mild this afternoon, but if you're going through the north bay, scattered light showers. the rest of us will get our chance during the overnight showers. we'll get in evening festivities with sprinkles, that's about it. mostly sunny, warmer saturday and sunday, and a better chance of getting wet everywhere monday. as far as temperatures today, if you're heading to santa cruz, 68 degrees, low to mid 70s for everybody else. on the peninsula, low to mid 70s. redwood city, 74. mid 60s on the coast, but upper

60s, downtown, sausalito, mid 60s, low 70s if you're heading through the north bay, even with the threat of some showers this afternoon. along the east bay shore, low to mid 70s and mid 70s through our inland east bay neighborhoods. tonight's not going to be quite as cool as this morning. most of us will be in the 50s to even near 60 in san mateo. best chance of showers overnight, right near the coast and slowly moving inland, but falling apart. the greatest energy and instability over the water, not land tonight. let me show you what's going on. friday at 7:00 in the morning, pretty cloudy out there. you can see the scattered showers coming in as we head towards 5:00 here. that's where they stay during the evening festivities. watch as the cold front gets close. 8:00 in the morning, scattered showers trying to push deeper into our neighborhoods, but then by 4:00, they are gone. by 5:00, we're seeing some sunshine. let's head down to the tropics and watch ana, who's still a tropical storm, but she is

starting to gather some strength. 70 mile per hour winds. it's going to hit the main island with brunt force by 11:00 this evening, then it's going to head up towards oahu by 5:00 saturday and then kauai about 2:00 sunday, then it's gone. let's take a look at your accu weather seven-day forecast. a lot of rain for those folks. so, this weekend, little warmer, but then monday we'll have a chance of rain. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, you can see a warming trend. leyla? >> mike, it's almost 5:20. traffic is quiet this hour. san mateo bridge, top speeds over the water up to the peninsula, so no problems there. by comparison, looks like the dunbarton bridge also moving along without a hitch. so if you need to make it into east palo alto, you are going to be in good shape. as we slide over towards san jose, looks like 101, top speeds between the split right to the san jose airport, 280, nice and

clear, top speeds from 101 into cupertino highway, 85. 87, everything else moving along. no accidents to report. we have some areas of construction, and this is going to be until further notice, as a matter of fact, northbound side of 101 from shoreline boulevard, mountain view, palo alto, oregon expressway, you will have a left lane blocked. be aware of that. always slow down when you hit those areas. eric, katie? >> leyla, thank you. 5:20. straight ahead, seven things you need to know as you start your day. also, how you can snag a costume made famous by robin williams. williams. also, portia made famousings ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends,

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giants are world series bound for the third time in five years. travis ishikawa delivered a walk off three-run homer as the team beat the cardinals in five games of the nlcs. the giants take on the kansas city royals in the fall classic. game one tuesday night in kansas city. number two, today is the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. 63 people died in the 6.9 earthquake. a moment of silence will be held this evening at the loma prieta 25th anniversary commemorative program at the explore tor yum, same place where a design for a remembrance memorial wall will be unveiled. number three, uc berkley police are investigating five sexual assaults at a fraternity, organization that is not recognized by the school. police say five people were drugged and sexually assaulted between last friday and sunday. number four, the first nurse to be diagnosed with ebola is now in an isolation unit at a bethesda hospital. health officials also say a

health worker who handled specimens from thomas eric duncan, the man who died from the virus, is in self quarantine on a caribbean cruise ship. number five, there will be no strike today affecting bus service between marin county and san francisco. the golden gate bridge district reached a tentative agreement with its 13 unions. bus dispatchers, supervisors, and cleaners planned a one-day strike today. >> number six, i'm tracking some showers right now. they are staying to the north for the morning commute, but i'll tell you if they affect your friday evening plans and will they last through the weekend. and number seven, the commute is quiet this morning on this early friday morning. that is the bay bridge as you come in from the maze. no delays there. pockets of slowing, but a lot of big events this weekend that could gum up the commute. details straight ahead. >> thank you, leyla. it's 5:24. we want you to meet reno.

his owner says reno is the best giants dog ever. here he is sporting a orange and black collar and scarf. well done. you can e-mail your fan photos or tweet them to us. 5:25 now. the vatican is using new language to define its policies on gays, but only in english. the english translation of the vatican's draft report on family values alters the section on gays. the phrase "welcoming homosexuals" reads "providing gays fraternal space." the vatican says english speaking bishops from america and africa mostly asked for the changes. >> a bold move by pope francis. he's renting out the sistene chapel. the event will be attended by a select group of tourists, part of a tour of italy organized by portia.

proceeds go to charities working with the poor and homeless. the vatican also announced it will limit the number of visitors inside the chapel to prevent damage. the space suit for mork and mindy is up for auction. the famous red and white space suit worn by the late robin williams in the sitcom goes up for auction at the auction house in calabasas, that's northwest of los angeles. as part of a hollywood memorabilia sale. the zip-up suit, complete with silver gloves and matching moon boots is estimated to pull in up to $20,000. 5:26 and we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including more on the giants' fantastic victory over the cardinals that's sending the orange and black back to the world series. and what a new report says about the workers that feed the bay area. the trouble they are having feeding their own families.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, everyone. 5:29 on friday. i'm katie marzullo in for kristen. >> i'm eric thomas. thank you for getting up early and joining us. may not have been able to sleep anyway with the fireworks last night. giants going on to the world series. more on that coming up, but right now, a check of the weather. mike? let's talk about fog. right now, not hitting either of our reporting stations, but did hit nevado earlier. be careful through that area. here it is. we've been showing you the embarcadero center, the ferry building, now coit tower, all in orange this morning. beautiful picture. we use this as a backdrop to talk about this afternoon. inland, scattered showers this afternoon, 70 to 76. coast in san francisco, mostly cloudy, 63 to 70, and around the bay, 70 to 74.

starting off fairly clear this morning. leyla? >> relatively quiet this morning as far as accidents are concerned, but we do have one new one that just popped up. that in a second. first a look at the toll plaza before you get to the bridge, wide open spaces there, no problems, but we do have a brand new crash southbound along 680, as a matter of fact, right at highway 84. it's over to the shoulder, so it's not blocking any lanes. we do have plenty of areas of construction across the bay area. in fact, this one along the peninsula eastbound side of highway 84, we will have left lanes blocked until about 6:00 this morning, so watch out for the cone zone there. katie, eric, over to you. >> leyla, thank you. this morning, giants fans are still celebrating last night's dramatic home run in the bottom of the ninth, propelling the giants to the world series for the third time in four years. >> travis ishikawa picked one into right! the giants win the pennant!

>> left fielder travis ishikawa launched the three-run shot off michael wacha, giving the giants a 6-3 win over the cardinals in game five of the national league championship series. madison bumgarner was named the nlcs mvp, and the giants will face the american league champion kansas city royals in the world series. this, of course, making for a beautiful morning in san francisco. last night's win sending the g-men to the world series, the city by the bay glowing with orange pride, as is abc 7 reporter amy hollyfield live for us at graphic sportswear in san francisco. what's happening there? >> reporter: well, they are very busy here, katie, making these! how cool is that? we own the pennant. here is a finished product, but they are not done. here is the process right behind me. here's the long-sleeved t-shirts, without any color, then over here where they get the beautiful orange applied to

them. this team has been busy. they worked through the night. they are going to make 25,000 of these t-shirts. they all came straight to work right when they heard this. the giants won the game. you could hear the crowd throughout the city streets, maybe even across the bay over to oakland. it was loud and exciting. the team made the fans wait until the bitter end for this moment. it was the bottom of the ninth when the home run was hit. then you could hear all the joy and relief. >> it was incredible. so glad to be here. >> this is wonderful! >> it's awesome! go giants! >> oh, my god! >> what a game, what a game! >> loss for words. >> reporter: giants ceo larry bayer even mentioned the fans as he received the trophy last night. he talked about how they are the greatest fans in baseball and the team also mentioning them in their interviews last night,

saying they were so glad they were able to win this game at home, the fans just give them so much energy and this really was a group effort. and now the fans will have t-shirts. these are all headed to the dugout, mostly over at at&t park, but also to retailers throughout the city. 25,000 of them for now. this is the first round, but they think they'll probably sell pretty quickly and have to make more. of course, everyone hoping that these will be temporary, because then they are going to be busy making world series championship t-shirts. one game at a time, i know, i don't want to jinx us or get ahead of ourselves. right now let's savor this victory and the fact the giants won the pennant, the national league pennant. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thanks, amy. >> we ain't done yet, boys, saddle up. we're burning it down!

>> yes, the reverend dr. hunter pence delivering another post game locker room speech as the team celebrated. it's the fourth time the giants have popped the champagne in the clubhouse in the last three weeks. >> after the game, crowds of people blocked the sidewalks and streets, celebrating in san francisco's mission district. you can see the heavy police presence in this video from sky 7 hd. some fans even set off fireworks. there were no major issues in the mission, but there was a fight between a group of people near the ballpark at fourth and channel streets around 10:00. police say a gunshot was fired, but nobody was hit. one person was taken to the hospital in the broken nose. everyone in the fight except the victim ran from the scene. there were also a handful of fans that had to be ejected from at&t during the game for unruly behavior. here's the world series schedule. game one next tuesday, october 21st, in kansas city. game two, wednesday the 22nd in kansas city.

and then the series shifts to san francisco. game three next friday. that's october 24th at at&t park. game four is saturday the 25th. game five would be played on sunday the 26th at at&t park, if necessary, first pitch for all the games is 5:07. developing news at uc berkley, where campus police are investigating five sexual assaults at one fraternity. and this comes two and a half weeks after three people reported being sexually assaulted at multiple fraternities near campus. >> this time police say five people were drugged with roofies and sexually assaulted between last friday and sunday. officers say it happened at delta kappa epsilon, a fraternity not recognized by uc berkley. now to the latest on the ebola outbreak. nina pham is now in maryland, the first nurse to be diagnosed with the virus was flown to dallas from the national institutes of health in bethesda

overnight. a dallas health care worker who handled a lab specimen from the liberian man is self quarantined on a cruise. in the bay area, health experts are establishing strict protocols to deal with ebola beginning with first responders. bay area health experts are establishing, as we mentioned, strict protocols. paramedics for medic ambulance service in solano county are now prepared for any patient who tells 911 operators they traveled to west africa in the past 21 days. first responders say sometimes they don't know what they are getting into. >> unknown. that's the scariest part for us, we go into houses every day that we don't know. >> the bay area, solano county, are all, you know, at some risk of having a case of ebola, and, you know, we all need to be

ready. >> because ebola patients can exhibit vomiting and unexplained bleeding or bruising, every part of a first responder's body must be protected. and while health officials say the risk for contracting ebola here is low, they add there's no excuse for a lack of preparation. san francisco's in the final stages of developing ebola protocols, including the training of first responders. abc 7 news has learned that 911 dispatchers will question callers who say they are very sick to see if they may have ebola-like symptoms. if they do, first responders will be notified. >> at abc7news.com we've posted a detailed list of seven things you need to know about the ebola virus, including its origin, symptoms, and how it's transmitted. it's 5:37 now. happening today, events are being held around the bay area to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. the 6.9-magnitude quake hit during the world series between

the giants and a's at 5:04 p.m. on october 17th, 1989. as you'll see, one section of the bay bridge buckled. the 880 freeway was flattened, and the marina district caught fire. 63 people were killed, thousands were left homeless. a moment of silence will be held this evening at the loma prieta 25th anniversary commemorative program at the exploratory, where a preliminary design for a remembrance memorial will be unveiled. and a reminder, cheryl jennings is taking a look back at loma prieta this evening at 6:30 with the abc 7 special "15 seconds, 25 years later: the loma prieta earthquake." we hope you can join us. there will be no strike today affecting bus service between marin county and san francisco. the golden gate bridge district has reached a tentative agreement with its 13 unions. bus dispatchers, supervisors, and bus cleaners had planned a one-day strike today. ferry workers held a one day

work stoppage in september. union representatives say the strikes helped workers get a better deal. both the golden gate bridge board and the union members must ratify the tentative agreement. a new report finds more than a third of oakland's restaurant workers don't make enough money to feed their families. restaurant opportunity centers united, a worker advocacy group, say the findings underscore the need to increase the city's minimum wage. the average wage for restaurant workers was $9 an hour and the average work week is just 30 hours. measure ff on the november ballot calls for increasing the city's minimum wage to $12.25 an hour. 5:39. time for a check of the forecast with mike. >> 40s on the peninsula. check it out, woodside, 46. 48 in menlo park and palo alto. redwood city 51. san mateo, 53. belmont 55, and san bruno, the warm spot as usual 59.

oakland, check out the upper 40s. santa rosa, mill valley, napa, san ramon, 53 in concord and also in s jose. day planner for today, starting off cooler, but dry. little fog up in the north bay is possible. clouds will thicken through the noon hour. low to mid 60s, bay and coast, 70 inland, and will be in the mid 60s at the coast with 70 to 74 around the bay and inland and showers showing up at 4:00. sprinkles everywhere this evening, not enough to take an umbrella or stop activities, but we will have scattered showers across the north bay. art and pumpkin festival at half moon bay tomorrow and sunday. increasing sunshine tomorrow and we've got some music rocking treasure island this weekend starting at noon tomorrow, 67. we'll hang out in the upper 60s with increasing sunshine by 4:00, but once the sun sets, get ready for low 60s. here's leyla. >> if you're thinking of taking bart this morning, trains are

running on time. east trains one and three are rolling indeed, both on time, as well. here's a look at the maze coming in from berkley towards 580. taillights as they push in towards the maze, clear conditions, few extra cars there. once you get to the toll plaza, metering lights just got turned on. last time i checked, five seconds ago, they had not been yet. as i was saying earlier, we have plenty of activities this weekend, so one of which, of course, the nike women's half marathon starting at union square. a lot of activity tonight, tomorrow night, but the actual marathon is on sunday, it starts at 6:30 and travels all the way from union square, right through past van ness, golden gate park, and ends at the marina district. make sure you plan ahead. there's going to be street closures there. >> thank you, leyla. the family of the woman shot after a stockton bank robbery is

speaking out. next, why they say she didn't have to die. also, the agency in charge of the oakland coliseum complex considers a plan to keep the a's and raiders in town. the high profile partner it's turning to for help. and the sky high prices of world series tickets. how much you can expect to pay just to stand at at&t park.

covering walnut creek, burlingame, campbell, and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. >> welcome back. today the oakland coliseum board is expected to name a former republican lawmaker as its new executive director. guy houston will become the first permanent director of the coliseum authority in five years. our media partner, the oakland tribune, reports the board is also looking at plans to boost its power to keep the a's and raiders and build new stadiums. one plan is to ask for the help of high profile consultant robert bob, who helped secure a new baseball stadium for the washington nationals after the team relocated from montreal. bob is a former oakland city administrator who pushed for a downtown stadium for the a's before being ousted in 2003 by former mayor jerry brown. the family of a stockton mother killed in a shootout says gunfire from officers was excessive.

the robbers took misty singh hostage at bank of the west in july, they used her as a human shield in a shootout that followed a police chase. her family's lawyer saying police knew there was a hostage and should have waited before firing indiscriminately at the get away car. singh's husband says their family is still grieving. >> they say with time things are going to heal, but for this family, it hasn't. we continue to live the nightmare. the pain is still there. >> the family has not decided if they'll sue the city of stockton or bank of the west, which was robbed several times in recent years. in the battle for the right to play on san francisco's soccer fields, chock up one for the kids. adults confronting kids in a pickup game. the workers reserved and paid for the field through the

recreation and parts department, but the dispute is seen as pitting people with money as those without it. at a meeting yesterday, members decided to stop granting permits for adults to play and instituted free pickup games every night between 7:00 and 10:00. all right. let's talk world series. it will be back at at&t park next weekend for the third game in five years, third time, i should say, and giants fans who do not have tickets will have to pay big bucks if they want to be there. >> yeah, the cheapest tickets on stub hub start at $519 for next friday's game there. and that's for standing room only. that's a great deal compared to game one in kansas city. standing room only tickets there for the first world series game, first in kc since 1985, start at $683. >> priceless. right? priceless. speaking of giants fans, this is 1-year-old austin, a big giants fan, cheering on his team

in his hand-knit giants sweater. can't find those in stores. check out these two beautiful sisters from san jose. they are huge giants fans and say go giants. you can e-mail your fan photos or tweet them to us. if only there were another fan anymore. hello. >> hi, there. >> meet mike nicco. >> hi. >> super fan. >> very nice. >> collar down. this is where katie is right now, not katie, you're katie, this is where amy is. >> where am i? >> start over again, three, two, one. do i get a mulligan? right now where they are printing these. she'll be with us soon. 25,000 or so. >> i think she said they are going to the park first, then hopefully other people will have them also. i'm sure they'll be very much

needed. >> thank you. we'll be all fighting over this later. >> what's the forecast? >> i said amy on purpose. increasing clouds and showers across the north bay this afternoon, but they'll be very, very light. the rest of us have some sprinkles. unfortunately, you're not going to like this. unless you like warm winters, that's what we're supposed to have according to noaa, but this is the really heart breaking one. we have an equal chance of being below average or above. you can see the above average starts to get all the way up to santa barbara, possibly fresno, but doesn't quite make it towards us. that's december, january, february. that's their winter outlook. here's the way it looks, most are mostly cloudy, but most are high level clouds. this morning, clouds get thicker and start to drop showers across the north bay late into the afternoon hours. the rest of us get a chance at light scattered showers during the overnight hours, then once the storm passes, sunny, warmer

this weekend, better chance of measurable rain monday. as far as today's temperature, fairly uniformed, 68 santa cruz, one of the cool spots. low to mid 70s also on the peninsula with mid 60s along the coast, all the way up to the sunset at 66. we'll be near 70 downtown, south san francisco, sausalito 68, but mid 60s along the north bay coast with low 70s through the north bay valley. low to mid 70s along the east bay shore. pretty much dominated by mid 70s in our neighborhoods. for tonight, 40s are gone, 50s with cloud cover. best chance of rain during the overnight hours will be along the coast and out over the ocean, where we're going to have greater instability. some of those may stray inland. it's not going to be a solid shield of rain that's going to cover us. friday morning, you can see the cloud cover. look towards 4:00 and 5:00. that's when some of the showers start to come ashore up across the north bay. through the evening hours,

scattered sprinkles, but i don't think it's enough to slow anybody down and the showers will be light as they roll through the north bay. that may be one area you would want to take an umbrella. you can see the system by tomorrow morning. that's where we'll have a better chance of some of those showers making it inland, but the entire system falls apart by the afternoon hours and we're looking at sunshine and temperatures a couple degrees warmer. if you're worried about ana, she is heading towards the big island, she'll be there near midnight tonight and honolulu sunday afternoon. forecast, here it comes at you, warmer weather, not excessively warm. couple degrees tomorrow afternoon and sunday. cooler with a chance of rain monday. behind that cold front tuesday, and warmer than average weather is going to start building its way into the forecast thursday next week and through next weekend. have a good one, here's leyla. >> mike, we did avert a strike on golden gate transit, but routes for 54, 72 express, and

74. what that means, those particular buses take you between san francisco and marin and santa rosa, so keep that in mind. looks like those particular bus rides have been cancelled. we'll try to figure out why this is happening. traffic is still nice and light along 680 towards walnut creek. if you need to make it from highway 4, only going to take you about ten minutes at this hour. the rest of the bay area, quiet. not too many accidents this morning. a couple of fender benders. here's a look right now at drive time traffic. 580 westbound to dublin, 34 minutes. highway 4 westbound and concord, 19 minutes. not too bad there 101 southbound from san rafael to san francisco, still under 20 minutes. katie, eric? >> leyla, thank you. 5:52 now. his epic home run is sending the giants to the world series. coming up, a fan's classy move that made travis ishikawa smile. and it swallowed eight prized sports car, then became a

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well, it's the moment baseball fans dream of, catching the ball that sends their team to the world series. >> but the giants fan who caught travis ishikawa's game winning home run ball last night decided not to keep it. there you can see him making the catch. frank burke of oakville made a classy move. here he is returning the ball to ishikawa. daniel brown, a reporter with our partners at the mercury news, shared this photo with us

and abc 7 sports reporter colin resh caught up with travis in the locker room. >> way to go, frank, classy. 5:56 now. check on the weather forecast, here's mike. >> you can see the wall of water heading towards crescent city and eureka. 62 in tahoe, but 70 by sunshine. mid 70s down across socal. if you're heading to watch ucla play tomorrow or cal for that matter, 3:00 going to be 68. we'll be 70 during the game. if you're going to watch the raiders an the cardinals, get ready for mostly sunny conditions sunday, low to mid 70s. leyla? >> we do have an issue here on golden gate transit. we have buses 4, 54, 72 express, and 74 with no service this morning. still trying to find out why that is. of course, we averted a strike but hear these particular routes have been cancelled. bart, muni, everything else on

time. we have one construction project lingering, that is going to wrap up shortly northbound side of 101 between shoreline boulevard and oregon expressway. watch out for delays there. 5:57 now. next month, construction crews will begin filling in the giant sinkhole that swallowed up eight cars at the national corvette museum in bowling green, kentucky. the vets were recovered and six will be put on display. repairs will start in about three weeks and should be finished in july. officials considered the idea of leaving part of the hole open with one of the damaged cars inside and decided that probably wouldn't be a good idea, so they dropped it. new at 6:00, remembering loma prieta 25 years later. we'll take you to the remembrance ceremony happening this morning a quarter century to the day the deadly shaking hit the bay area. later, a california college student loses her life after a deadly infection. coming up, why her fellow

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> travis ishikawa hits one into right! the jigiants win the pennant! >> at 6:00, san francisco is headed to the world series for the third time in five years. the orange and black score the national league pennant. fan frenzy and how much the tickets will set you back. >> in her own words for the first time we're hearing from the nurse diagnosed with ebola. plus, new overnight, the impact the virus is having on a cruise ship. live doppler 7 hd shows a clean sweep across the bay area, but see the green off the coast? meteorologist mike nicco says that brings a