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. live from the kgo tv broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. game four over! 11-4, the final, the series is tied at 2-2. a big win for the giants at home. and now the series is tied. and a little bit of rain that fell during the game did not create any major problems but more wet weather could be on the way. good evening, we'll have the forecast in just moments. but first, tonight, that game! our team coverage begins with abc 7 news sports director larry biel, wow! >> was it amazing, the way it flipped over, down 4-1, seemingly in deep trouble, the giants scored the next ten run,

evening out the world series to two games apiece. carlos santana playing the national anthem. bases loaded for pablo sandoval. to center, blanco and posey scoring 6-4, g-men, bust it open. scoring michael morse and gregor blanco, four points. this series tied at two games apiece. >> the big game, especially the way we won, we came out from behind, this is the way we played. so tomorrow is another game, we'll show the offense we're going to keep doing the best thing out there on the field. >> the panda, giants say madison bumgarner will start game five against james shields tomorrow night. we'll have many, many more highlights at at&t park coming up tonight in sports. >> there were so many highlights. >> a ton of highlights, 16 hits

for the giants in this game. >> love it, thank you, larry. and a special night for giants fan brian stowe. stowe, given the honor of yelling play ball to kick things off. stowe, as you know, was the victim of a violent beating at dodgers stadium in 2011. that left him with brain damage. his mother says that this is the game he will be able to remember since his accident. she says he feels like part of the team. joining us live, with a look at fan reaction to tonight's game. that has to be some happy fans out there. >> well, they were not very happy for the first half of this game. in fact, there were even a few fans up in the stands i was talking to who were preparing for the worst and the possibility that tomorrow would have to be the game that the giants would have to turn this series around. but of course, in the end this game did end on a high note.

fans could barely contain their excitement. this was a hard-fought win. >> it was rough, but we had confidence. >> we had confidence in our team. >> oh, man, i had a great -- in the beginning, wow, now, they came back, they're good to go. >> giants flags flew, fans knew this was a major game in the series, at the start there were two fans who got a special opportunity to soak it all in thanks to the generosity of a bay area couple. >> i'm a baseball fan myself, they're a big baseball fan, i couldn't do it. and she didn't really give me much of an option. if you met grace, she is pretty persistent. >> grace witt and her husband donated their tickets, so marine sergeant pescuti drove up here to be with the former army medic

jurgens, he is just excited to be here. he has had a long fight back from brain injuries after his humvee ran over a bomb in afghanistan. he also lost both legs but thanks to prosthetics and lots of physical therapy he was able to stand up for tonight's national anthem. and this pack of royals fans was pretty loud. but in the end, the giants fought back. >> the giants are going to win! >> they go into game five tomorrow with high hopes. at at&t park. >> and a lot of very excited fans and keeping calm, we hope, making sure security is tight for the world series. that is no easy feat, especially at at&t park where fans are on land and on the water. abc 7 reporter lisa a minute

gulezian has more. >> reporter: it is out here on the coast, as well. >> you still kind of want to be a part of it. >> reporter: hundreds of people had the same idea, the crowd and the excitement can also lead to chaos. just last night, two kayakers were pulled from the water south of the ballpark. there is a heavy law enforcement presence in and near the water. >> we patrol the area. we make sure everybody is safe and wearing their life jackets. >> reporter: the coast guard designated safe zones around the ballpark for boaters. bomb-sniffing dogs are also checking every ferry that docks here. >> anywhere where you could hide

anything we run the dogs by. >> reporter: those at city kayak run are stepping up to help, too. >> our guides are actually on the water making sure that everybody is having fun. and if anybody is having trouble we can help them. >> reporter: being a good neighbor is easier when the world series brings in eight times more business than usual. in san francisco, li. >> you didn't have to be at at&t park to have fun it was packed at walnut creek tonight and everybody seemed to be having a great time watching it on tv. and of course, these fans stayed on the ring. inside the stadium, the fans couldn't help but sit in the rain. many wore ponchos, others used umbrellas. the winds also whipped through at&t park making it chillier. outside mccovey cove, it was

just as cold. and we have a first check on weather, and live doppler 7 hd. >> hi, katie, good evening everyone. you can put the umbrellas away and the ponchos. there are a chance of showers, live doppler showing you some in the north bay. we'll continue to keep these chances, you see sprinkles still continuing. davenport had about 3/100th of an inch, tomorrow, sunny, clear night, temperatures in the 60s, that is good news for the game. hopefully we can win another one, but i do have a spooky forecast coming up. >> thank you, francis, you can see a bit of snow along the side here in the caltrans video from the donner summit.

be sure to follow live doppler on twitter for the very latest in the bay area weather. other news, tonight, a man and woman accused of killing two northern california deputies and a violent crime spree are now in jail. a man who identified him as marcel o marcelo marquez. the gunman shot somebody during a carjacking attempt. a few hours later, two deputies were shot in auburn, one of them died, monroy and marquez were arrested after a manhunt. deputy oliver and michael davis jr. were both veteran officers in their departments. today, family and friends honored both deputies in a special procession. >> reporter: the procession

began at the coroner's office in sacramento. they led the procession to roseville. and citizens lined up to pay their respects. >> these guys and women who -- put their life on the line every day for us, they deserve this type of respect by all of these people showing up. >> davis' loved ones showed up to honor him. silence fell over the crowd as an honor guard moved the flag-draped coffin from the hearse to inside the chapel mortuary. >> they paid the ultimate sacrifice so we all can come home to our loved ones every evening. >> federal authorities now say fingerprints of the suspected shooter confirm he was first deported to mexico in 1997 after

being convicted in arizona for drug possession. he was arrested and deported again in 2001. sacramento sheriff's say he identified himself of marcelo marquez, but his fingerprints matched the fingerprints of the other. and the allegations of the chp officer accused of stealing the explicit photos on a woman's phone and what his bosses are saying tonight. plus, the lengths some paramedics are going to in order to better treat their patients. and later, the new quarantine rules

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covering novato, oakland, sunnyvale and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. at least two more highway patrol officers are linked to a co-worker who stole racy pictures of a woman he had arrested. shawn harrington confessed to stealing the racy pictures from the female drivers off their cell phones, harrington is accused of sending the pictures to at least one other officers working at the dublin officer. in a statement, chief avery brown of the golden gate division said he is disappointed and appalled by the allegations, and we expect the highest level of participation by the

officers, there is no excuse for such behavior. the officer is currently on administrative duty. and officers would moon light as security for the team and players, one officer was working at ray mcdonald's house when the niners player was arrested. our media partner obtained hundreds of internal sjpd e-mails. in them, a sergeant told other officers off duty work for the team would be a quote, cash cow. officers who did security work e-mailed about it when reporting back to duty. critics say the relationship could undermine the authority of officers who are investigating the team. and on monday, commuters must start paying a dollar per day to park. this comes as bart phases out the last few of its lots where you can still park for free. and people inñi bodega bay

hope that crowd funding will help them. they want to buy this truck that costs $180,000. the campaign aims to raise $50,000. the biggest donor will have the right to put their name or company name on the life support vehicle. other sources of money have already been secured. let's look at the weather, all eyes on game five for the game, francis. that is right, we're seeing the light showers pop up. you can see areas of green mainly confined to the north bay. but it could pop up elsewhere. especially on the coast, right now, right rain falling, just a heads up. also reported in blue canyon, the areas of pink and white show some snow in the very highest of elevations. rainfall amounts were pretty decent, in mt. st. helen, three

quarters of an inch, elsewhere in the bay, anywhere from 3/10th of an inch, in napa, most of it started early this morning. clear skies, you can put the umbrellas away, if you're heading to the game. low 60s, san francisco, oakland, san carlos and san jose in the upper 50s, also, we see a shot clear view right now. downtown and bay bridge. so that is a trend that you will notice that will continue into tomorrow morning. and more 50s out there for you in santa rosa, 54, napa, 57, fairfield, still hanging on to 61 degrees. as we look towards the trans america tower you can expect decreasing shower chances overnight, in fact, getting less and less, clearing and cooler tomorrow. dry for game five tomorrow. so we have the storm tracking northeast. the cold front will move through tonight. this is going to bring cooler

and drier air for us tomorrow morning. and you will notice that the latest model runs show very little isolated showers in the overnight hours. in fact it is not much at all. clearing tomorrow, temperatures much cooler. overnight lows will only be in the upper 40, mid-40s in the north bay valley. you will notice the difference there, 46 in santa rosa, mid-50s elsewhere with 53 in san jose. the cooler air, they kind of offset each other. look for upper 60s, to low 70s, once again with breezy conditions along the coast, 10 miles per hour winds. clouds threaten wind in the north bay, friday morning we could start to see that. by lunchtime, showers are creeping south. that is not good news for the cost in parades. have the backup plan ready. it will be a tricky halloween evening. it could be wet for

trick-or-treaters as well as friday night commute. we'll keep you posted on the timing of that rain. tomorrow looking good, lots of sunshine warming up mid-week, the threat of rain towards the end of the week. >> all right, interesting stuff, thank you, francis, nothing more interesting than the giants game tonight. they come back and win, they like big time win. >> they buried the royals in this game. pablo sandoval, no stranger to world series. the panda does it again, a huge comeback win over the royals in game four. all the

this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by ebay. >> well, one thing we learn about bruce bochy's giants, they never give up. we start off the highlights with sandoval, and monay davis, starting off the anthem. buster posey, giants down, 4-2, in the fifth, hunter pence, 3 for 5 tonight, base hit. giants down 4-3, they tie the game three batters later. great defensive play by jarrett dyson on a juan perez fly ball.

4-4, then hitting righty there, the panda, bottom of the sixth. base hit, blanco and posey, score, giants up 6-4, the hit parade keeps coming, runners at the corner, panic, another double, scoring michael morse and blanco who scored three times in this game. it is a route, giants, 11-4. let's go to mike shumann, it really looked bleak early on for the giants but then in the middle of the game they were suddenly unstoppable. >> reporter: well, larry, you said it. this team never gives up. as you mentioned, hunter pence, three rbis, buster posey, tying a post-season record, barry bonds holds that record, yusmeiro petite, he might be the

mvp of this team. afterwards i asked brian belt what is it about the team and their true grit. >> it seems like everybody wants to win the world series, when it matters most we dig down deep and we have that ability to dig down deep and get the big hits. scratch and claw our way to the top. >> this is the biggest stage to have two teams lay it on the line. that is the ultimate in sports, the world series, you have two teams competing as fierce as you will see, and that is a lot of fun. >> pitching on the big stage, asked to do a really hard job, not knowing when you're going to pitch and then asked to come in and flip the momentum. he has done it for us. >> all right, a huge victory tonight, far from over, series tied at two apiece, the giants have to feel good with madison bumgarner, their ace on the mound, reporting live, just me,

and shumann. >> three scoreless innings turned out to be critical, allowing the giants to come back, we'll see you tomorrow night for game five. and along with the world series, college football, stanford trying to

college football today and stanford trying to get back on track, homecoming day against oregon state, the coach simplified the offense, kevin hogan, and christian mccaffrey, 42 yards for the touchdown, 7-0, hogan up and down through interceptions through the first quarter. michael doctor there, with a

pick, oh, doctor. hogan makes amends with his legs here on the keeper. and then look at the stiff arm, cardinal back on front, weaving his way through the oregon state secondary, 21-7, and 28-7 as tye montgomery fields the punt, jukes the punter and goes the distance. stanford, 38-14, getting set for oregon next week in eugene. abc 7 sports brought to you by ebay. all right, larry, thank you. still to come, another state now requiring quarantine for travellers from west africa. the new rules expanding across the nation tonight. and get ready to book your holiday travel. holiday travel. the best and the worst over the next 40 years

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live from the kgo tv broadcast center. this is abc 7 news. good evening, i'm katie marzullo, today, two deputies were honored, who had been killed during a violent crime spree friday. authorities say today the man suspected of killing them, marcelo marquez was deported in 2001 and 2007, and his fingerprints matched the fingerprints for a man named luis enrique. and an officer who arrested a woman sent racy pictures to

another officer that had been taken from her phone. and another wet day for game four for the world series, looks like the rain is wrapping up right now. authorities say a newly hired teacher may have saved lives during a washington high school shooting. in marysville, washington, yesterday, freshman jaylen fryberg shot four people, and killed himself, some students ran while the gunshots were fired. others froze. and when the first-year teacher meagan fillburg ran to help the kids. >> she grabbed his hand, it happened in seconds. >> authorities are not sure what led to the shooting. they don't believe it was random as the victims were his family and friends. students said fryberg just broke up with a girlfriend and had

recently gotten into a fight at a football plead. in canada, former members of the armed forces held simultaneous vigils for the man killed by a gunman. corporal cirillo was shot by the gunman. in calgary, they paid tribute at central memorial park. and new york and new jersey requiring travellers who had contact with ebola patients in west africa be quarantined. preliminary tests on a nurse that worked in sierra leone came up negative, but officials are not saying if she can leave. richard cantu has more. >> reporter: the health care worker was stopped friday as she returned from carrying for ebola patients in west africa. she was isolated here at university hospital in newark and tested negative for ebola. the woman was the first to be quarantined under a tough new

policy in new york and new jersey, the governors of both states have joined forces to go above and beyond current ebola protocols. new york and new jersey imposing a mandatory quarantine for anybody who had contact with an infected individual. >> voluntary quarantine, the stakes are just too high to count on people too do it. >> he is a doctor and even he didn't follow the guidelines for the quarantine. >> now isolated with ebola in new york's bellevue hospital, dr. spencer back from treating patients in africa walked around the city for six days before discovering he had ebola. the neighbors are playing it safe. >> my wife found the door nobkn and the elevator button.

>> two nurses who caught ebola from a texas patient who died are now free of the disease. before going home from the hospital nina pham got a welcome home hug from president obama. and speaking of nina, she is back in dallas tonight but must still wait to see her king charles spaniel, bently. a dallas judge said she has to wait until he is quarantine-free. a marine in southern california has died. lance corporal shawn neil was killed in baghdad friday during a non-combat incident. he enlisted in the marines shortly after graduating from high school in 2013, neil is the second marine to die in the battle against isis. and residents have been told

to be ready to leave. molten lava has now moved across a country home moving closer to home. today, officials went door-to-door to inform people. the volcano has been erupting continuously on the big island since 1983. and community leaders in oakland and a racist rant caught on video. >> nobody wears it anymore. >> it happened on the tour guide's last day with city sight-seeing tours. in an interview with abc 7 news, she said it was meant as a comedy routine. today, activists say it is unacceptable, even if it was a comedy routine. >> we want to stop this kind of promotion of racists and hatred. >> your pre-schoolers making all that noise. >> both the tour company and the

guide have apologized. if you plan to travel over the holidays now is the time to book your flights. a new survey finds the lowest prices for domestic air fare are found about eight weeks before the departure date. sunday is the cheapest day to buy a plane ticket, so tomorrow marks nine weeks before christmas, so that clock is ticking. still to come, an early holiday celebration in oakland, plus? a bay area man buying a series of ebooks, only to find the s

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covering antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc 7 news. hard copy books are slowly giving way to digital editions, ebooks can be easier to carry around, but one san francisco man said his books vanished from his computer. he came to 7 on your side michael finney for help. >> reporter: leeist working on a computer, and at the same time reading a book. >> it is an easy way for me to have light entertainment or sometimes serious learning from almost any location. >> reporter: lee has downloaded hundreds of audio books on his smartphone so he can enjoy a

book while he is riding down the street, even in a store. >> starbucks coffee, you name it. >> reporter: it is his way of fitting reading into a hectic life. >> occasionally, you get into a really good book, and miss what is happening. >> reporter: and once he buys an audio book he can listen to it over and over, at least that is what he thought. >> i found that the first three copies had been remove from my library. >> reporter: lee was try to re-read it. it wouldn't load on his phone. >> i missed the first one death, second one time, the third one fate. >> reporter: so he contacted the book seller, audible.com. >> i was told the books were no longer available and was also told i couldn't get them. i tried to explain wait a minute, i purchased these books in 2008. >> reporter: audible told him the publisher had restricted access to those books, but lee

says a digital book should not be any different than a hard copy. he bought it and should own it with no expiration date. >> my books were taken away from me, that kind of scared me not only from the point of view of the books but the precedent it would set for everybody. >> reporter: they kept saying there was no way to get the books back. >> audible refused to help, until i contacted 7 on your side. >> reporter: we asked the company why they deleted those three books, the company said it was a technical problem and that indeed, lee owns them forever, telling us the technology changes from person to person and the device to device and sometimes that technology doesn't work the way we want it to. we have solved the customer's issues and are pleased he is now happy with the service. audible did restore the books now lee is catching up with

sci-fi characters named death, time and fate, exactly as fate would have it. >> i'm very happy about it. >> audible gave lee credit for more books to replace the ones missing, and they assure us once you buy a digital book it is yours to keep. and many people got an early start today sweating it out as part of a fitness boot camp. >> wow, that was a workout, is there anybody here who was not sweating. that was what i wanted. >> abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom served as mc and head cheerleader. they featured demonstrations on many ways you can be active and stay in shape. the oakland zoo has teamed up with bay area science festival for boo at the zoo. it features a spooky hunt for kids, costumes and up-close encounters, families will get the opportunity to craft their

own halloween-inspired goodies. the boo at the zoo continues tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and what type of weather may people encounter if they head to oakland and elsewhere in the bay area. hi, katie, it looks pretty good tomorrow. there will be light showers, sprinkles in the north bay ending very shortly. around the nation, sunny skies, cool in new york in the 50s for you. 83 in atlanta. and in miami. and then the showers continue in oregon. and also washington. where temperatures will only be in the 50s for tomorrow. so the rain leaves the bay area, and around the state, we've got a lot of sunshine, as well. 72 in sacramento, 56 in monterey, 77 in los angeles, look for highs to be on the cool side. upper 60s to low 70s for you. 67 in san francisco. low 60s for the game tomorrow. but dry, 70 in san jose. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast.

so no more pawn shows at least not for tomorrow. it will be clear tomorrow. a cool start. temperatures in the 70s in the bay. warning up slightly in the middle of the week's wednesday should be the warmest day, cooling down with a chance of rain coming in in time for halloween. it will pack more of a punch for saturday. we'll keep you posted on that. >> kind of a bummer for kids. >> but have a backup plan for the halloween parade. thank you, we can't get enough giants highlights tonight. >> there are so many highlights to choose from, just pick a favorite. never mind, the kc bull pen

this abc 7 sports report is brought to you by ebay. you know, we heard so much about the royals bull pen last week, but the giant's bull pen, petite tossing three shutout innings in what turned into an 11-4 come back inning. carlos santana playing the national anthem. omar infante knocks in a pair, royals take a 3-1 lead,

vogelsong couldn't make it out of the third, rbi single to left, in comes matt duffy. hunter pence, smokes a single up the middle, giants tie it, three batters later, juan perez, and jarrett dyson makes an amazing play. suddenly, the offense who couldn't do anything last night erupts. bases loaded for sandoval. he knocks in a pair, 6-4, the giants just break it wide open. runners at the corner, blanco, 11-4, giants on 16 hits to tie up the series, 2-2, with madison bumgarner, ready to face james fields tomorrow night. >> once you give me a chance, whatever you want, middle, the ending, so i'm ready for everything. >> going into this game we know

how important it was. we just never gave up. scratched a run across to make it 4-2. after that, we had a good sense, a good chance coming back. like i said we just never gave up. that is the way our team is. >> on to game five tomorrow at at&t park. one of the goals for the stanford football team was to get the ball into the hands of tye montgomery as much as possible. good things happen, against oregon state. david shaw, tweaking his playbook a little bit. christian mccaffrey making things look easy there, 42-yard touchdown from hogan, from michael doctor, oregon state scored on the next play. hogan responds. on the keeper. and then the stiff arm, 37 yards, 14-7, stanford, getting contributions from everybody.

out here to jordan pratt, takes him to the house with a dive, 21-7. and montgomery at mid-field just weaving his way. looks so easy. i mean, almost effortless as he glides up the field, leaves the punter in the dust, the cardinal win, 38-14. >> we want to be versatile, present a lot of defense, do as many things as we can. get them to prepare, they have specific things to do with each guy. >> san jose state and navy in annapolis. you go to a football game and boot camp breaks out. last year quarterback reynolds ran for seven touchdowns against the spartans. trying to make sure that doesn't happen again with a big stick. sparty down 21-6, navy thought the play was over, instead, a 33-yard touchdown, sparty down

27-10 at the half. 251 yards rushing as navy wins 41-31. sparty drops to three and four. arkansas coach very sneaky today against uab, 6'5", 300 pound lineman, hitting appolonia for the touchdown, the lineman's dream, arkansas rolls, 47-14. sharks, one and seven, buffalo squad, saturday matinee in the tank. this would not make him happier, no score until the third, cody hodgson, alex stalock there, 1-0, sabres, two minutes later, stalock puts the rebound up here, and deslauriers, sharks drop, 2-1, they lose to buffalo.

and barcelona hooking up with christiano reinaldo. in the third minute there, 1-0, barcelona, madrid, pepe ties it at one, and madrid puts it away. renaldo, and real madrid goes on to win. >> larry, pleasure to have you, we'll see you again tomorrow night. and the giants of course. that is going to do it for us, abc 7 news continues tomorrow abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.

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