do. >> i got stuck here friday and it took 45 minutes to go over the bridge. today it should be smoother. this sort of traffic has them rethinking the entire project. this is what caused. six steel plate that's were installed. drivers slowed way down to go over them. grid lock extended all the way to highway 24 to the children's hospital. cal trans officials are halting work. >> this time the traffic with as so bad for so long we decided to suspend the project. >> reporter: the steel plates have also been removed. they were able to cover the work area. cracks were found along the western span of the bay bridge and engineers have to replace both. officials are meeting today to discuss rescheduling this

project without such a large traffic impact. live in san francisco, alicea herrington, abc 7 news. >> alicea thanks. oakland police are looking for suspects in the deaths of two men killed in separate incidents about two hours apart. a man was found stabbed to death inside a house on chestnut street. the victim is described as having multiple larserations. earlier i man was shot several times on martin luther king jr. way. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> a man is accused of intentionally running over his ex-girlfriend and another woman. video shows two women walking when they were hit by a truck driving the long way. police say the driver then ran over his ex-girlfriend in the parking lot.

the 20-year-old took off and came back and led officers on a high speed chase before being arrested. he faces two counts of attempted murder when he makes his first court appearance tomorrow. >> san francisco police are searching for the driver invo e involved in a hit and run collision that left two people hurt. officers say a light-colored bmw hit the man and woman and then took off. police say the beddist ifbeped suffered nonlife threatening injuries. >> the world health organization said nigeria is now free of the virus. the same can be said of the f fiance of thomas eric duncan. they were the first people to come in contact with him who later died of the virus. the hospital is also issuing an

apology this morning. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson has details . printed as an ad , the hospital apologized to the community. two nurses who cared for him contracted the virus. the hospital ceo admitted two key failures, a lack of communication about his travel history and the lack of ebola education and training prior to duncan's arrival. saying as a institution, we may mistake handling during this very difficult challenge. >> if more people are infected with ebola, other hospitals could find themselves in the same unprepared position. she wanted hospitals to stock top suits and require routine practices for care givers on how to take them off and on.

>> national nurses united created an online petition considering a protocol for treating all ebola patients . in west africa they now term ebola nurse killer. sth this is so critical we get this right. we in this country we should have the ability to contain and eradicate ebola. >> all of the people who were exposed to it, thankfully they were all a tic tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> a single patient will generate eight 55 medical

barrels of waste each day. burning infected waste is effectively prohibited here. hospital officials say their only option appears to be trucking the waste over public highways and incinerating it in another state. >> you can keep up with the crisis with the abc 7 news app. it's free to download at apple's app store or google play. >>s if 4:45. a couple of high-powered women are making appearances. hillary will appear at the fairmont motel this morning. she will be the guest of nancy pelosi in san francisco. some protesters will be outside the hotel urging clinton to oppose the keystone pipe line and other fossil fuel projects. >> sotomayor will have a sit

down conversation in the student union at san jose. a professor wrote an invitation to her after reizializing the justice's story mirrors students. she grew up poor, had juvenile diabetes and lost her father at an early age but never gave up. >> breaking news, ibm is off-loading its chip business to a bay area company. they are baying $1.5 billion to take over its chip unit. ibm posted its chip earnings saying it is disappointed with it performance. it has long been considered a drag on the earnings. >> a city wide free wifi network has been pushed. it would require any agency that digs up streets for other work to allow for the placements of

conduits for fiber optic cables. the board of supervisors will consider the ordinance tomorrow. >> a warning along the northern california coast, you have to be very careful the next few days because of the strong swell that's are expected. this means large breakers along the coast as well as the likelihood of sneaky waves and rip currents. >> time now 4:37 for a look at the weather forecast. here is mike on this monday morning. >> a big area of low pressure spinning up in the gulf of alaska. that's what is sending the sneaker waves to us. it will also send us a couple of areas of low pressure bringing us the chance of rain. right now we're not seeing much in the way of any fog forming so the atmosphere is not all that juicy right now. if you're heading into downtown. 63 at the ferry building and crossing the golden state.

61 in the financial district. saint anglo is 58 degrees. 57 in tracy. we're definitely starting milder this morning. rain in the north bay. that's where our best chance is through 7:00. it starts sliding through the bay by your lunch hour. temperatures running in the mid-60s at the coast all the way to inland. as we head towards 4:00, most of the rains dissipated or slid south of us. temperatures will run in the mid to supper 50s at the bay. we will go up everyday until we get normally thursday. >> as we take a look at what's happening in the east bay, we're sie seeing a nice drive into walnut creek. no problems out there. we do have construction in the eastbound direction at highway 4

until 5:00, we'll have a lane or two taken away. west bound traffic now starting to build as you come up to 1:60 as you make it into antioch, not too bad. highway 4 west bound, 14 minutes. >> thank yous a lot. they rushed in to pull a man from a burning home. next, hear from the heroes getting nation wide praise for putting their own lives on the line. >> also the giants are in kansas city getting ready for game one. how giants are showing their fan pride even if they can't be there. >> and making life easier for bay area pet owners. the bay area city that wants to outlaw pet restrictions on rentals.

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area, this is abc 7 news. >> it's 4:41 a wind surfer is quick this morning thanks to quick action by san francisco fire crews. they pulled the man from the water after he became stranded yesterday afternoon. he was not hurt. >> the city of berkeley will consider a proposal that will make it easier for bet owners to find a place to live. council woman jesse wants to ban the no pet policies. under the ordinance, animals would be allowed as long as they are well behaved. tenants will be responsible for property damage and the landlord would have the right to evict pet owners who don't follow the rules. the proposal is believed to be the first in the state. >> we now are hearing from one of the heroes who helped rescue a man from a burning home in fresno. >> we got to get him out of there.

>> three men ran toward that burning home before fire fighters there. 73-year-old robert wells was found struggling with his oxygen tank inside the burning home. >> he was leaning forward trying to get hair. for us it was so hard because the smoke was so strong carrying him out. i would do it again 100%. >> why. >> because knowing the feeling that you're saving someone's life. >> will's daughter and 2-year-old daughter and great grandson all escaped from the fire. all expected to recover. >> the san francisco giants are practicing in kansas city today before the first game of the world series tomorrow. players and team staff boarded buses. the giants and fans are gunning for their third world series championship in five years. >> it feels great.

every other year, come on. we're going to do it again. >> the last five years have been great. it never gets old. >> 10, 12, 14. something you certainly get used to. >> giants teammates consider right fielder hunter pence their inspiration, their referand. a sign out side a bar says superman wears reverend's under pants. >> some can't make it to at&t park so they are celebrating by buying everything giants. >> sales are brisk at the giant's doug out shop at at&t park. for most, they won't be going. but her family will be dressed up with nowhere to go. >> it's so expensive so we

decided we will celebrate it at home. >> at last checked, tickets were going for over $500 while premi premium seats were going for $27,000. tickets at coffman in kansas city are actually averaging more. the average price per game is $1062. while the average place for games three and four at at&t park is $803. the giants it will be their third appearance in five years. fans seem to think the team's good fortune in the post season will continue. >> you never know when they are going to go again. >> that is very true but we hope it's every even year. >> despite those who would rather save their money for a rainy day. there are plenty who are willing to spend. >> it's worth it because it is on the bucket list of things to

do. you can't replace the excitement of this. >> a level of excitement that for many fans just as intense the third time around. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> so game one is tomorrow evening in kansas city. game two, will be wednesday. also in kc, then the giants return to san francisco, game 3 and 4 are friday and saturday at at&t park. all games for the entire series start at 5:07 our time. fans are sharing their orange october spirit with us. check this out. this family is celebrating the giants win at at&t park on thursday. i like that eye black there. >> here is a giants baby dressed and ready to go for the world series. we'd like to see your fan photos. you can e-mail them to us at your report or tweet them to us at abc 7 news bay area. >> in case anyone is thinking maybe we'll go to kc, the ticket prices will be keeper, not the

case. the first time since 1985 they are going to the world series. >> it will be pretty nice. they had a cold go through yesterday. tuesday and wednesday by the end of the game, fall air. on thursday, there's rain in the forecast in kansas city. >> we got rain in our forecast way up along the sonoma county coast. right now it's coming down as sprinkles right now. it's a weakening cold front coming our way. right behind it, that's an area of upper level energy that will hook up with the cold front and help drive it southward through our neighborhood a. right now we have clouds. partly sunny. right rain today. clearing, much cooler tonight and a slight warming trend as we head through the rest of the week.

let's take a look at our highs today. upper 60s, low 70s elsewhere. gillroy 73 degrees. head up the pencil yulea, 77, 78, 79 degrees. downtown san francisco low to mids. upper 60s all throughout the north bay. the best chances of bay in the north bay. east bay shore mid-to upper 60s. low 70s for you in the valley, fairfield. >> we will drop into the mid to upper 40s in places like napa, santa rosa, clover dale, redwood city. dublin, everybody else in the low to mid 50s. here is your timing.

7:00, a few light showers starting to push into santa rosa. 7 to 9:00, the north bay will get the rain. noon to 2:00, the rest of the bay, about 2:00 to 4:00, it falls apart. your evening commute will be rather quiet and wake up tomorrow with partly rainy conditions. 2 to 4 degrees warmer tuesday, wednesday, thursday. again, friday. it's going to be a little bit cooler is itsaturday and sunday. it looks like no rain for world series games three, four, five back home. >> take a look at the golden gate bridge where we see flashing lights in the northbound direction. cones are being picked up as we speak. nice clear conditions coming into san francisco. a little bit farther to the south in san jose, hamilton

avenue we will have lanes taken away. that will last till 5:00. highway 5 into 280, no problems. making your drive into coopertino, pretty clear conditions. coming up we will have a couple of other construction projects that might slow you down this morning. >> thanks so much. apple's mobile wallet launches today. >> and a driverless car is now able to go over 100 miles an hour. here is our reporter with this mornings tech bites. >> in your tech bites some say today could be the beginning of the end for credit cards. apple bay is available at 220,000 stores including mcdonald's and macies. here is how it works. users put their credit card info into the app and point the phone at the reader.

it only works with the new phone and is not connected by store credit cards yet. >> apple who owns beat has removed bose from its stores. after successfully testing its driverless car, audi says its driverless car hit 140 miles an hour controlled only by computers. >> 4:51 they are about to start charging for parking at more east bay stations. >> a financial giant is making a look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of preventable medical errors, now the third leading cause of death. only heart disease and cancer take more lives. proposition 46 will save lives with drug and alcohol testing to make sure impaired doctors don't treat someone you love.

safeguards against prescription drug abuse. and holds the medical industry accountable for mistakes. i'm barbara boxer. let's save lives. vote yes on 46. some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh

welcome back. it's 4:53 free parking at one east bay station will soon be coming to an end. starting next monday they will begin charging a dollar to

charge at the north martinez bart station. neighbors living, bracing for the change. there are reports that they will clog up streets looking for free places to park. neighbors have petitions permit parking zones to keep nonresidents from parking in the area all day long. >> today is the last day to vote. you can pick up an application at libraries, post offices for the dmv. you can also register on line at register to vote.ca.gof until 11:59 tonight. you have to reregister if you have moved or changed your name since the last election. >> check in with the meteorologist after a nice long weekend. >> we have fast moving coming in from the northwest. swells up to 11 to 13 feet.

surf is up. so is the smeneaker waves all t way from sonoma down to monterey bay. north of 80 today is where we will have our best chance of anything measurable. it doesn't look like it will make it into tahoe. breezy and 60 there. 82 in fresno. mid-70s in san diego and los angeles. >> it looks like the bay bridge starting to get a little crowded there. the left hand side you can see a few cars there stacking up. the rest of the traffic is moving nicely from the east bay. we did have metal plates causing a headache on friday. we have no plates slowing you down this morning. we will have more information for you. taking a look at the san

southbound into coopertino, no delays. >> thanks a lot. lucky babies born today will get some cash. a company called voya financial says it will give any child born in the u.s. today $500. the promotion is part of a regranding campaign formerly known as ing. the company says the $500 mutual fund investment is aimed at getting the babies set up. the company says it will give away $5 million since there are 10,000 babies born everyday in the u.s. >> bay area company helped a paralyzed man walk down the aisle this weekend. the new yorker practiced walking for months with the help of exo, a robotic battery powered exo

skeleton vocreated by a bay are company. >> a woman is charged with illegal entry after she got stuck in a chimney. it happened in the city of thousand oaks. fire fighters responded to reports of a woman crying. they found a woman stuck in a chimney. they used dish soap to pull her up. the man said he met the woman recently online and had gone on a few dates before ending the relationship. you can probably figure why. >> yeah. looks like she wasn't ready to end the relationship. ibm making a major announcement involving a santa clara based micro chipper. next, the billion dollar deal about to make a deal in the

silicon valley. >> and more concern about a serial flasher on the peninsula. the new case involving a 13-year-old girl that police are now investigating.

life from the "kgo news" broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, it's 5:00 on this monday. the start of the week. thanks a lot for joining us. >> let's see how the weather is starting as the giants left town for kansas city. what's in store for everybody, mike. >> this monday morning, good morning to you. we have a little bit of radar return showing up maybe some sprink