good morning and thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm matt keller. it's a rainy morning with a storm moving through the bay area. a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. things wet out there. what a sight to see. we really need it. meteorologist lisa argen, how is it looking out there? >> take a look at how wet on the golden gate. now come in over the bay area, the rain we've been expecting. look to radar satellite imagery. that's what's pushing in towards us and it's going to brush threw the next few hours. southerly winds right now. 20 miles an hour at sfo.

those winds will shift to northwesterly gusts. that is also spark iing a craft advisory over the bay. so if you are planning on taking the boat out maybe to head over to at&t park, be careful there. of that is going to last until at least 2:00 this afternoon. again, wet conditions over the bay. so our forecast, rain and gusty winds for today. showers and a chance of thunderstorms by this afternoon. they start to dry out for game five tomorrow. a full forecast in a few minutes. thank you. the app store or on google play and information at abc7news.com/apps. an accused gunman is in custody this morning following a massive man hunt and standoff. marcelo marquez is accused of killing michael davis jr. and danny oliver. the shooting rampage started in sacramento yesterday morning and

ended 30 miles away in auburn. abc 7 news reporter elissa harrington has more about the deadly shooting, man hunt and arrest. >> flowers have been placed at the auburn justice center for two sheriff's deputies killed in a violent rampage. 47-year-old sheriff's deputy danny oliver and 42-year-old placer county detective michael david davis jr. were killed. the chaotic scene started when deputy oliver responded to a suspicious vehicle at a motel, a man and woman inside opened fire with an assault rifle. >> at least one of those rounds struck deputy oliver in the forehead, which caused his death. >> reporter: the pair then shot a man they were trying to carjack and stole a red pickup truck. it was spotteded in auburn about 30 males north. the two placer county sheriffs depp ittist who approached were shot, one of them, detective

davis, was killed. his father a riverside county detecti detective, was also killed in the line of duty 26 years ago today. >> this organization, this family, has suffered a ahorrifi loss. >> reporter: law enforcement apprehended the man, 34-year-old marcelo marquez inside a house where he was holed up. a flash grenade forced him out. he was taken to the hospital. one man painted and installed two crosses. >> everybody, the whole town is hurting. >> reporter: mourners are leaving flowers and flags fly at half-staff. in auburn elissa harrington, abc 7 news. a reporter from our sister station in sacramento kxtv spoke to marquez's brother last night. he said marquez threatened him earlier this week. still, he can can't believe he shot three deputies. police are still trying to figure out a motive in yesterday's shooting spree at a high school in washington state. one girl was killed and four others injured after jaylen

fryberg opened fire in marysville. he gave no warning and calmly stared at the victims as he shot them. he then killed himself. students say fryberg had just been named homecoming prince. we've new details on how far canadian lawmakers with went it to protect their prime minister. a gunman killed a soldier at a war memorial and wounded another at the can adian parliament building. steven harper's security team hid him inside a cupboard. they report members of parliament ripped down 15 flagpoles and sharpened them into spears. they never had to use them. one lawmaker says he will keep tis makeshift weapon and keep it at home. a man under arrest, 47-year-old jose garcia of east palo alto taken in a custody at the oaks motel thursday nate. the girls' parents were changing their clothes when the father

noticed a man looking through the window. he note fade the front desk and motel staff called police. garcia is also charged with violating his probation for soliciting and resisting arrest. home prices in the bay area are hey. a property in palo alto is taking things to a new level. the home near university avenue is on the market for $1.8 million. it's in such disrepair potential buyers can't even go in. you can see the mess is inside and outside. it isn't inhabitable and is in a flood zone. it will likely be torn down and rebuilt. tonight the giants plan to start ryan vogelsong against the royals in game four of the world series at at&t park. last nate joe mnight joe montan took in the game with peter mcgowan. the royals struck again in the sixth inning. the ball ripped over gregor b n blanco's head in center driving in escobar. that put k.c. up 2-0.

michael morse land a pinch-hit double down the line. the royals lead cut from 3-1. the last chance for the giants hunter pence grounded back to royals closer holland. the giants dropped game three, 3-2. >> you have your work cut out. we know that. still, you hope to find a way to are score off of them. but it's a very good pitching staff. >> my mindset is i'm not getting beat with the bull pen that i've got. guthrie threw the ball extremely well through the first five innings. >> the first pitch for game power is at 5:07 p.m. many giants fans walked out of last night's game disappointed hoping for a much stronger showing and possibly a win. abc 7 news reporter sergio quintana has details from at&t park. >> reporter: for game three of the world series giants fans showed up in full rally mode.

>> let's go giants! >> reporter: they pushed for their home team right up until the end, but they did not leave at&t park happy. >> a good comeback but not quite enough. they just were really close. >> we went to the world series. we've been waiting our whole lives. we're at the world series. we lost but we had a blast. >> reporter: there was one fan especially happy to be here. >> i grew up in this city. and this is my hometown team. >> reporter: rosemary is current ly going through chemotherapy and she knitted her own orange wig and has become an internet sensation because of a twitter and facebook campaign by her granddaughter. she even has some fans here. >> i saw about three or four days ago on facebook, and then i reposted her post because i thought it was such a cool thing. >> reporter: this was stand up to cancer night at at&t park, so her presence here was fitting. now it's on to game four and a hope for a better ending.

>> we've been here before, every even year, right? i think that we'll bounce back. >> reporter: giants fans are ready to dominate the rest of the series. at at&t park, sergio quintana, abc 7 news. as everybody heads outside they want to will the giants play tonight at 5:00? >> yes, they will play. you know how they say rain is good luck for weddings. let's hope it's good luck for us in game four. we are looking at very wet conditions. you can see lit up in orange we do have some rain there. it's going to fall over the next few hours. then as we get closer to the game we will experience some thunderstorms in certain areas. i will give you your full accuweather forecast straight ahead. >> thanks, laila. the big game that tested the patience of fans. >> you've seen the commercials but what does it do?

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a live look and the rain has arrived this morning. it's october 25. nice to see it so early in the see he son and lae is a argen will let you know what's coming up in a bit. nine weeks after the napa earthquake damaged so many homes and businesses the recovery continues but the federal assistance for individual property owners is nowhere to be found. abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has our story from napa. so this pier went down 90

feet. >> reporter: brown is not unlike most of his neighbors and hundreds of others in napa that had significant property damage after the earthquake. in brown's case, the repairs to his 19-year-old house will likely run about $150,000. and like 90% of the victims here, brown has no earthquake insurance. >> and what the guys are doing now is just kind of getting us back to ground zero on the height of the house. we have to lift the foundation back up. >> reporter: that involves inserting new piers into the ground, in some cases more than 90 feet down. the president of a company said they've looked at many houses with damage like this, but the homeowners can't afford to proceed. >> the houses are red tagged or yellow tagged and they need to get the work done but they have no way to pay for it. >> reporter: brown and thousands of property owners are wait iin for fema for assistance that could include grants or low interest loans. >> so this is actually putting

in a new pier underneath the house. are. >> reporter: brown even wrote to the white house three times asking for fema to act more quickly. but he only received a form letter in response. >> as you saw the letter from the white house said, you know, basically when we've emergencies our citizens should count on us, and that was about it the. >> reporter: a fema spokesman gave us no tame table for when a decision might be made on assistance for victims. he gave us no guarantee napa quake victims will get any help at all. in napa, laura anthony, abc 7 news. a new test for levi stadium as the cal bears took on the oregon ducks in a rare friday night game. traffic as bad as expected? abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has more. >> reporter: dinner is served and the main course was duck. a chipper crowd at levi stadium. you could credit their excitement to the tailgating or the fact it's friday night or

maybe because it's oddly easy to get here. >> actually it wasn't too bad. i was surprised. >> they have done well. and i'm very, very happy this time. >> actually not that bad. 280 to 85 to 237 and we got here really with not too much fuss. >> reporter: it took rick and his family about an hour and a half to drive from san francisco. helping keep cars off the road, these tour buses, lots more than you'd see at a 49ers game and plenty of people took the light rail. this couple from south toledo got caught in the crunch. they weren't allowed to park at the hotel where family members are staying for the game, but they had lunch and walked. >> a good 25, 30-minute walk to visit him. i can only imagine what goes on when the niners play. >> reporter: plenty of lanes for pedestrians as the cars start rolling home. smooth sailing even as plans leave levi stadium after the first college game ever at the

venue. not a great night for bears fans, but you have to admit, the team kept it interesting n. santa clara, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. many in the bay area are desperate to get world series tickets. a cupe are rtino couple gave th away to a former army sergeant. he is excited beyond belief. >> i've always watched it on tv. the giants play the royals. and on tv i get excited but to go in person and see the game live that's excitement. >> that's great. the form er army sergeant lost both legs and suffered severe head injuries when he ran over a bomb in afghanistan in 2011. he'll be going to the game with a marine from camp pendleton. two kayakers had to be pulled from the water last night

between piers 50 and 70 south of the ballpark. the fireboat phoenix was called in to help and the two were rescued around 8:00 p.m. this is video from the abc 7 news roof camera. now there were so many boats near the ballpark and inside mccovey co-the coast guard established a safety zone to patrol the waters. the giant american flag that fans hold during the singing of the national and them didn't quite hold up. a fan at the game sent us this fphoto and you can see that big tear right down the middle. patients, parents and staff at lucille packard children's hospital in stanford have teamed up to celebrate the world series and support a good cause. ♪ take me out to the ball game ♪ take me out to the crowd >> despite being from rival cities, the two hospitals teamed up to create the "take me out to the giants and royals" music video, encouraging fans to make

a donation to the children's hospital of their choice in honor of their team. very cute there. and it's exciting tonight everybody will be heading out to the ballpark hoping to avoid any type of wet weather. >> yes. but i would suggest that you prepare, bring something to cover yourself, a poncho, not an umbrella. i don't think the person sitting next to you would appreciate that. >> good luck. two years ago game seven against the cardinals in the nlcs it started pouring in the ninth inning and everybody was covering up and they went to the world series and won the world series. maybe rain is good luck. >> i think it will be good luck. let's take a look and see what's happening. we had that story showing the bay, just staring out on the embarcadero and saw a lot of water traffic there. i can expect that today we might see the same especially after noon. that's when the rains will taper off. be aware of that. i'll have more in a moment. a look at the golden gate bridge. it is wet out there. the rain, as promised, is making

its way into the bay area, so a little bit of a slippery comm e commute. be careful if you will be heading out onto the roads anytime soon. take a look right now at live doppler 7 satellite. track the rain as it's coming in from the north bay right over san francisco and now starting to make its way did you know the peninsula and to the south bay. it will continue to push east also with those southerly winds right now it is pretty gusty out there. take a look right now at sfo so it is wet out there as well and i will check to see if we have any flight or arrival or departure delays. current conditions we're at 64 degrees. 75 in oakland. san jose 63. . a little bit cooler in morgan hill at 56. 59 at half moon bay. that is where we're going to experience very gusty conditions up to 50 miles per hour along the coast. a look at our emeryville camera raining out there in the east bay as well. our day plan her for the next 12 hours is going to be a wet commute to get us going in the

morning. once we head to noon, some scattered clouds but it will be a little bit on the dry side. once we get to 4:00 p.m., then a chance of some thunderstorms, also starting at about the santa cruz mountains as it makes its way north and then by tonight those temperatures 68 degrees. it will cool down but it will be drier. in terms of winds, we do have 20-mile-per-hour gusts at sfo. the southerly gustses will turn into northwestern winds by this afternoon. so it's going to be our first wind of the season. so what does this mean for game four? well, we do have -- change that to game four. it will be breezy, that isolated shower. it will be a little bit on the cooler side as well. pacific satellite, that rain is tracking and the winds are coming in towards the bay area. so wet and windy. that is what we can expect by this afternoon. our highs around the bay area starting with the south bay, 71 degrees in morgan hill.

along the peninsula, 70 degrees in redwood city. san francisco 68 degrees. downtown in the north bay it will remain wet for the duration of the day, 65 degrees in petaluma. in the east bay 69 degrees in be san yandro. it will be l cool. 57 degrees in palo alto. 56 in concord. 55 in napa. my accuweather seven-day forecast, we are looking at conditions drying out for tomorrow. and then warming up. 4 degrees for our inland areas. the temperatures continue to ramp up by thursday we'll be 80 degrees inland.

it'll stay dry but cooler. prop 45 would give the state's insurance commissioner the power to veto rate increases on your health insurance just as he can now for auto insurance. only 39% say they'll vote for it. we asked michael finney to take a closer look at this measure. >> reporter: back in the 1980s the government required all drivers to buy auto insurance. there were no price controls and rates were going up. consumer watchdog jumped in and it passed on the ballot. >> the sheriff has come to town and prop 103 is the sheriff. >> reporter: consumer federation of america estimates california drivers have sashed more than $100 billion because of that vote. well, it's happened again. the government is telling us we must buy insurance, this time health insurance, but there are no strict price controls.

so, again, consumer watchdog is jumping in a the fray. >> it's the law. but there's no one who says it's unaffordable. >> reporter: the consumer group that put prop 45 on the ballot. >> what prop 45 does is forces health insurance can companies to open their books, be transparent about why they're raising rates. it requires health insurance can company ceos to certify why they need a rate hike and the elected insurance commissioner can he reject the rate hike if he finds it's not necessary. >> reporter: now there is a major difference between prop 45 today and prop 103 back in the day. with auto insurance consumers were on their own. with health insurance there's a board set up to negotiate rates. >> we have to remember the affordable care act was health insurance reform. >> reporter: that's a health care advocate pictured here meeting with the president just last week. today he's speaking for the san

francisco medical so ciety. >> and the insurance industry made a number of confessions. your children can stay on the parents' plan until the age of 26, no medical loss ratio, and so at this moment in time, the insurance industry should be credited to the number of rae forms and we need to give that time to succeed. >> reporter: remember, too, he says, the affordable care act as run through southern california negotiates with health insurance companies. we should give covered california time to work. >> we need to be patient. >> reporter: senators feinstein supports it. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. next, free falling. the google employee who broke a the google employee who broke a record

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a much-needed sight this morning. the rain is falling here in the bay area and here is a live look outside. you can see a beautiful shot of our golden gate bridge camera. beautiful because we need that rain. here is leyla gulen in for lisa argen. >> a light rain to start this morning and then as we take a look at san jose, we are now start iing to see some of the rn making its way along the peninsula and into the south bay. so much needed there for sure. here's a look right now at the bay bridge. you can see it falling and i will have your rain totals up in just a few minutes. right now santa rosa, 57 degrees. 59 in pet aluma. 54 in fairfield, concord and livermore both checking in at 66 degrees. now i apologize that i have the wrong graphic up earlier. the world series giants taking on the royals this afternoon starting at 5:07. conditions are going to be 63 degrees but expect to see gusty conditions and windy today and

also wet. thunderstorms are going to be making their way back, so i will have your full accuweather forecast coming up in a few minutes. all right, thank you, leyla. we want to see the weather where you live. send us your weather fphotos an video. you can e-mail them to us and you can post them on our abc 7 facebook page or share them with us on twitter. this morning a woman who arrived in new jersey from west africa has tested negative for ebola in a preliminary evaluation. the woman has not been identified. she flew in to new jersey yesterday and remains in isolation. this comes after a doctors without borders physician tested positive in new york. the governors of new york and new jersey have issued a mandatory 21-day quarantine for travelers he who have had contact with ebola-infected patients in west africa. new this morning president obama says the u.s. must be gaded by science not the fear in response to ebola. in his weekly address the

president reminds americans they cannot contract ebola unless they come into direct contact with the patient's bodily fluids. he praises new york's quick reaction to its first ebola case promising local officials any federal help they need. >> you have to be guided by the science. you have to be guided by the facts, not fear. yesterday new yorkers showed us the way. they did what they do every day jumping on buses, riding the subway, crowding into elevators, heading into work, gathering in parks. that spirit, that determination to carry on, is part of what makes new york one of the greatest cities of the world. that's he what we can draw on as americans as we meet this challenge together. >> meanwhile, the world health organization says this morning the number of people believe sickened by ebola worldwide has risen above 10,000. the first nurse diagnosed with ebola is now free of the virus and out of the hospital.

she received a rousing ovation yesterday from the staff at the national institute of health clinical center bethesda, maryland, and received a hug from president obama in the oval office. the 26 ye-year-old became infec with ebola while treating duncan at a hospital. she thanked her doctors and nurses as well as well-wishers worldwide. the california department of public health announced five university of california medical centers have been designated priority hospitals to treat ebola cases if they owe can kcce state. university officials say they're ready to care for patients with the illness. health care workers have recently undergone training to protect themselves from the disease. all right, so how worried should you be about ebola? you ask a physician and infectious researcher chu will answer that question today in a free event at the exploratorium.

he will answer questions from the public. the free event takes place at 1:00. now to hawaii, the big island, and one town in the cross hairs this morning. abc news report er has the stor. >> reporter: now thousands of people are threatened who live hear. a river of red-hot lava quickly oozing the length of six football fields in just the last two days. you can see just below here in these cracks actual molten lava. the flow erupted from the kilauea volcano in june. now less than one mile from the small town. it's really the geography that controls where this lava goes. sometimes speeding up, sometimes it's slowing down but it's always a threat. for some of the 10,000 people affected, evacuations could be just days away.

road construction crews are racing. it's been steadily erupting since 1983 wiping out nearly 200 homes in 1990. the volcano has been bellchichi> a berkeley man sent to prison for the death of a uc honor staunt. yesterday 27-year-old ander enfield accepted a plea deal. en field was convicted for second-degree murder but was overturned after a judge agreed his trial attorney wasn't competent at criminal law. abc 7 news has learned san jose police will launch an investigation into possible misconduct by its officers he who may have violated the

department's gift policies. this following an abc 7 news exclusive report that members of its command staff accepted free tickets for 49ers games. reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: the complaint was received by the office of san jose's independent police auditor judge kordell, who will trigger an investigation by police. >> once we take the complaint in, it goes immediately over to the internal affairs unit of the san jose police department and they investigate. >> reporter: the complaint is can haonfidential. it was reported after our story aired. garcia got free tickets to the niners first preseason game last year at candlestick. he's on the sidelines here in it this picture with a field pass which says invited guest. he also got tickets to this game at levi stadium. deputy chief also attended this game as a guest of the niners. the department told us they were invited because it was law

enforcement appreciation day and both complied with state regulations by filling out form 700, a declaration that they accepted the gifts. but they violated the gift ordinance that says upper echelon managers are only allowed to accept gifts worth less than $50. the team's front office told us each ticket was worth $187. the ordinance prohibits tickets to professional sporting events. we were eventually told that the chiefs had reimbursed the team for the tickets. when we asked the police department when the chiefs paid, they replied last week. that was the week after we inquired about the tickets. >> once we were made aware of the actual value of the tickets and that it did exceed that amount, we reimburse it had but, again, we're very glad to be a part of this. these partnerships help us foster stronger partnerships with the community. >> perhaps more importantly, the two chiefs appeared to have

violated the department's own duty manual. judge kordell would not comment about the specifics of our story but pointed out that under the duty manual officers cannot accept any free tickets period. >> those are deemed be to be gifts. a gratuity, favors, any of these, if they're not offered to everybody, you can't take them. >> reporter: and judge kordell said again there's nothing in the duty manual about repaying people for gifts. >> if you break the rule, you can't then undo it. if you get caught, you can't then undo it by somehow, you know, making restitution or reimbursement. >> reporter: kordell says after the police investigation is over, her office will review it to see if it was thorough, unbiased and complete. >> our office is to check on the system. so while internal affairs investigates, we are the ones that look at what they've done. >> reporter: so that investigation will go forward now that a complaint has been filed. we don't know the scope of the

probe, if it's to see how rampant the gift violations are or if it's focused on specific officers. again, that's because the complaint and the investigation are confidential. vic lee, abc 7 news. still ahead on the saturday morning news, signs are popping up on a popular south bay trail. what a woman is lacking for. and here's a live look from the richmond san rafael bridge. yeah, it's wet out there this porng if you're heading anywh e anywhere, just be aware the roads are wet. and if you have soccer games today, bring that umbrella. leyla gulen will have your forecast.

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giants fever still in full effect despite last night's loss. they get a chance to get back on the winning track tonight at 5:07. we he do have some rain out there this morning. leyla gulen will let you know in just a bit. still a long way from winter weather but caltrans is thinking of people traveling and being safe on the road and that means training another group of chain installers. the regional office issued 17 chain install he permits each year. each installer has to pass a written test and show they can put on the chains quickly. 60 year year herb hubert says it's a good way to make an extra buck. >> when it gets really bad and cold and nasty, it's wet and a little cool, but once you're stuffing $20 in your pocket every five minutes, you warm up pretty quick to that. >> with the ongoing drought there are no guarantees. four years ago chain installers near angels camp had 80 days of work. last queer it was just four.

we're getting some rain this morning. what about snow on the mountains? >> not just yet. that is to come. we do have some rain. it's not going to knock this drought out of the park, no pun intended. >> pun intended. there you go. >> but right now a look at the san mateo bridge, you can see how wet it is out there. right now in san francisco we have about .05 of an inch. we're stepping up to half an inch and we'll keep track of how much rain we're getting. game day forecast is coming up in just a few minutes. >> speaking of knocking it out of the park, a recap, game three of the world series, we hope to get more home runs from the home team tonight. the giants learn firsthand just how good that royals bull pen is last night. ñ preñíñit

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let's hope they can get it done tonight and tie up the world series at two apiece with ryan vogelsong on the mound. a south bay woman is on a mission to find her true love. she's going old-fashioned to find a man with whom she had a chance encounter on a bike trail. flyers are up for a last stop but the woman who post this had flier is looking for love. >> the opportunity to say hello back to you when we ran into each other. >> in a world where meeting people is as easy as logginging on to a computer, angie lee describes herself as shy. she was walking near the popular and heavily traveled los gatos trail and ran into a cyclist. she had seen him before but this encounter was different. this time she felt a connection. >> i was on this side and with the bike. i walked that way.

>> that moment sparked the mission to find him again? >> yes. >> angie regrets not saying more and started posting these fliers, hundreds of them, all along the trail hoping to catch her crush's eye. she describes him as being in his 40s, tall with piercing blue eyes, and a fit cyclist's body. you're hoping that you find your -- i don't want to say necessarily prince charming, but he seemed like a prince charming, right? >> he is to me. >> angie is hoping others will help her in her search. she set you up an e-mail account for tips. other trail users have seen the fliers and promised to keep an eye out for him. he's handsome. he has deep blue eyes, almost purple, and he's very fit. he's a cyclist. have you seen any of those guys on this trail? >> oh, sure. all the time. >> are you willing to keep an eye out for more of these guys to help this woman out? >> sure, sure. >> a lot of people looking for those guys out there on the trail. if you think you know the

cyclist or would like to help angie go to our website for more information. a lot of people may be heading out to the trails there, a ten-mile trail, a lot of cyclists, a lot of runners. >> a whole lot of people. a tough treasure hunt. >> it is. and i'm sure there's a lot of people having fun looking for this guy. they had a real connection and so they'd like to -- she would like to say hi again. >> how long did they spend together? >> moments. >> moments? sometimes that's all it takes. >> exactly. romantic. very romantic. if you are heading to the trail today to look for a handsome cyclist, you may have to bring an umbrella. >> and your mud boots. we do have measurable rain about .05 of an inch in san francisco and most parts of the bay where we are experiencing this rainfall. we are experiencing those showers certainly in the north bay and that's how it will remain for pretty much the entire day with maybe a couple hours here and there that it might taper off but as we take a

look at the richmond/san rafael toll plaza, headlights are glistening off the roadways. conditions after such a dry spell, but as we take a look at live doppler 7 hd, the rain is making its way over the bay area. so right now it's traveling from santa rosa right over san fr francisco along the peninsula and now making its way, making landfall in san jose. so we are going to be experiencing some pretty wet conditions there. and it's going to last until approximately 9:00 this morning. then we'll dry out for a little bit. right now gusty conditions, in fact, our first wind of the see he son 20 miles an hour at sfo. gusty southerly wins. 15 miles per hour in fairfield. 22 in hayward. those southerly winds will turn into northwestern winds and that had will continue for pretty much the entire day. be careful. we do have a much craft advisory until 2:00 this afternoon.

wet and windy storm is going to bear down on us and by the time we get to the game that is when we're going to experience more showers and possible thunderstorms. certainly over the santa cruz mountain as it makes its way northward. as we take a look at temperatures first pitch 63 degrees. 61 degrees by the end of the game. and you are going to need that umbrella, maybe a upponcho and some warm wear. we do have our game that is going to happen today at 12:30, also showers expected. so just be prepared. 68. stanford takes on the beavers. a high for today around the bay area, 70 degrees in san jose. we have 9 degre69 degrees in sa. 50-mile-per-hour gusts are expected.

64 degrees in clover dale. in the east bay in the mid to upper 60s, 68 in oakland. 70 degrees in daly city. antioch, 71 degrees. overnight low things will start to dry out. it will remain windy and cooler as well. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s for most of us. accuweather seven-day forecast we are going to dry out by tomorrow and then once we get to monday, that's when things are going to warm up a little bit. we are going to see mostly sunny conditions for monday, the start of the workweek. 76 degrees by tuesday. we're going to be 80 degrees inland. 74 degrees around the bay. 68 along the coast. by friday cool down a little bit but it stays dry. >> we could use the rain. if we're not going to get the rain weigh might as well have mid-70s temperatures. >> i know. it's still october. >> we can wait for the rain, i guess, a little bit. all right, thank you, leyla. in sports another busy day for bay area fans.

at 10:00 a.m. san jose state faces the navy m.knavnavy midsh. then tonight game four of the world series between the royals and giants, bruce bochy says ryan vogelsong will start for the giants, electing not to bring back madison bumgarner on three days' rest. vogelsong will face vargas. the fist pitch at 5:07 p.m. last night the giants had their six-game home winning streak in the world series snapped. here is larry beil from at that time at that time park with the highlights. good morning, everybody. larry beil at at&t park. boy, doesn't madison bumgarner's gem in game one seem like ancient history? the royals come to at&t park, and they take game three of the series, 3-2. they have a 2-1 series lead over the giants as we check out the highlights and we start with the pregame festivities and the legends out before the game at

at&t. after a leadoff double by escobar off tim hudson, he scores on lorenzo cain's groundout. to the sixth escobar at second. alex gordon puts a charge into one over gregor blanco's head. escobar scores. rbi double. 2-0, royals. 3-0 in the sixth. brandon crawford at first. morse down the left-field line and crawford comes around to score. 3-1 game. morse would score three batters later as buster posey grounds out. last chance. hunter pence. closer holland goes to first and the giants drop game three. that bull pen magnificent as they toss four no hit innings. vargas against ryan vogelsong. >> a close ball game. like everybody probably and t anticipated. just came up a little short.

they just did the little things they need ed to do to beat us. >> a seven game series. can't win off two games. this clubhouse, that's what they are so professional. we don't give up. the beautiful thing about baseball, we always have tomorrow. >> a tough spot for the giants. not a must win in game four but the next best thing. the world series really overshadowed a pretty exciting college football game last night. down south to levi stadium to face high flying sixth ranked oregon. the bears trying to snap a two-game losing streak. hands off to vic and scores on a 19-yard run. cal up but oregon scores 24 answered points. mariota to brown. after cal's next drive, forcing a punt, charles nelson takes it to his own 42.

appeared to be hemmed in but goes through basically the entire cal bears coverage team at 58 yards on the return as the oregon ducks explode and win, 59-41. that is a wrap on morning sports from at&t park. i'm larry beil, have a great weekend, everybody. up next boo at the zoo. the early halloween celebration at the oakland zoo this weekend.

happening today the public can swing by the east bay to get hal wane thrills it at the oakland zoo. the zoo teamed up with the science festival for boo at the zoo fee taturing a costume para and up close animal encount eer. treats and families. boo it at the zoo takes place

today and tomorrow. next an accused northern california cop killer is caught after a deadly two-county rampage. and here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. all parts of the bay area getting rain this morning. leyla gulen will have the world leyla gulen will have the world serirave a smoke

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the rain has started to come down in the bay area as a storm moves in. you're looking at video taken a short time ago in san rafael. good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm matt keller. the long-awaited rain is finally here. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge, and you can see wet out there as well. sfo experiencing some arrival delays of 2:11