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that has fallen apart. look at this. all the fog, it's evaporated. we're finally all in the 50s from low 50s in our valleys in the north bay and east bay.

get raetds for more 40s coming at us the next couple of mornings as this drier air and the lack of cloud cover will warm up nicely during the day. tonight dropping down to 45. some patchy fog for commute. sandoval line shot to secenr op for joe panic in the gap let center. the giants roll to an 11-4 victory.

series is tied at two games a piece. >> we came from behind. it's the way we played. we wish offense we're going to keep doing the best thing out there. >> it's now 3-0. >> a pitching rematch from game one. >> first pitch is at 5:07 p.m. last night was a special one for giants fan bryan stow. >> play ball. he was the victim of a violent beating in 2011. this is the first series he will be able to remember since he was

attacked. >> she feels like he was part of the team. excitement for giants fans now that their team has evened up the world series. >> fans could pabarely contain their excitement. this was a hard fought win. >> it was rough. >> now they came back. they're good to go. we're ready for the next game. >> two fans 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 are big baseball fans. i couldn't do it. she didn't really give me much of an option.

if you've met grace she's pretty per stissis persistant. they donated their tickets. he's had a long fight back from brain injuries after his humvee ran over a bomb. he was able to stand up. lots of fans were on their feet for this game. this back of royals fans was pretty loud. in the end the giants fought back. >> the giants are going to win. they go into game 5 with with high hopes. . making sure security is tight for the world series is no easy

fete especially with fans on air and land. >> reporter: the fight for the right spot isn't just inside the stadium, it's out here as well. >> you still want to be part of it. it's like who knows, i might catch one of the balls out there. >> reporter: some of the people had the same idea. the crowd and excitement can lead to chaos. two kayakers were pulled from the water. there's a heavy law enforcement presence in and here the water. >> we patrol the area. we're always alert looking for anything out of place and making sure everyone is safe and wearing their life jackets. >> reporter: not everyone is. we also saw kayaker launching from sites off limits. the coast guard designated safeguards around the ballpark for boaters.

those at city kayak run are stepping up to help too. >> our guys are on the water making sure that everybody is having fun and anyone is 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, abc 7 news. >> you didn't have to be at at&t park to have fun and cheer on the giants. everyone seemed to be having great time watching the game on tv. the sea of orange and black, these fans stayed out of rain. inside the stadium fans couldn't help but sit inside or sit in the rain. there were ponchos. we did see some blue ones earlier. we won't mention those. the wind whipped through at&t park making it chillier.

giant fans are setting up their phot photos. here is the dj for giants home game. dj slick dee taking a developing news, drivers in san francisco are being adviced to avoid parts of michigan. it's expected to be closed for the next 12 hours. developing news out of east bay. in san francisco on interstate 80 it's back in the morning following a fatal accident. it happened before 4:30 this morning at the fifth street off ramp. a vehicle crashed into a wall. no word what caused the accident. in the east bay lanes have

roped following fatal crash. it happened at the auto-mall parkway. authorities say multiple vehicles were involved in this crash. a man and woman are accused of killing two northern california deputies in a violent crime spree are now in jail. the man who identified himself as marcello marques will face several charges, including murder. the crime spree started friday morning in sacramento. the gunman shot someone during a carjacking attempt. two hours later two deputies were shot in auburn. one of them died. they were arrested after man hunt. sacramento county deputy danny oliver and michael davis junior were veteran officers in their department. yesterday families a friends honored both in a special procession.

firefighters raised the flag over vernon street and citizenslined up to pay their respects. >> these guys and women who put their life on the line every day for us deserve this type of respect by all these people showing up. >> davis' loved ones greeted his arrival and many came to honor both fallen officers. >> came out to pay my respects. it's the least i can do for what they do by putting their life on the line. >> they have paid the ultimate sacrifice so that we can come home to our loved ones. >> federal authorities say the shooter was deported back to

mexico. he was arrested and deported again in 2001. the suspect identified himself as 34-year-old marcello marques of salt lake city. his fingerprints match the records for a louise the fire protection district wants to buy this truck. it costs $180,000. campaign aims to raise $50,000. the biggest donor will have the right to put their name or the company's name on the vehicle. other sources of money have already been secured. we're talking about a different day and a different story in the weather department. >> 50/50 weekend. this time we'll get the 50% of sunshine we promised. here is a beautiful picture. it's a little breezy today. not quite as much as yesterday. we have warming trend through

the week and the chance of rain for halloween. i'll give you an update on that in the seven-day forecast. new allegations of a chp officer accused of stealing e y explicit photos off a woman's phone.

at least two more highway patrol officers are linked to a co-worker. sending pictures to one over officer working at the office. the other officers could face criminal charges. a drunk driving suspect discovered the photos had been sent from her phone after her arrest in august. in statement the chief said he's disappointed and paappalled by e allegations and we expect the highest level of integrity from everyone in the california highway patrol and there's no place in our organization for such behavior. the officer is currently on administrative duty. a new report shows us more of the controversial relationship between the 49ers

and san jose police department. officers would moonlight as security for team and players. one officer was working at ray mcdonald's house when the player was arrested. a sergeant told other officers off duty work for the team would be cash cow. officers who did security work e-mailed them about being tired when reporting back to duty. critics say the relationship could undermine the authority of the officers who are investigating members of the team. your days of free parking will end at the concord bart station tomorrow. that's when commuters must pay $1 per day to park. it comes as bart faces the last few of its lots where you can still park for free. if you don't have central heat in your home or apartment, a space heater can be great way to stay warm when it gets cold outside, but are they safe. consumer reports have partnered with 7 on your side to find out.

>> space heaters can warm up a chilly room but they account for one-third of home heating fires each year. consumer reports have just tested more than two dozen space heaters. if you have an older one, consider replacing it. the new ones have gotten safer. kevin riley lost his restaurant when a fire started in the apartment above. he says firefighters determine the blaze was sparked by a space heater. >> it was all of maybe 45 seconds up there. that's all it took. the hallway filled up with smoke quickly. >> reporter: consumer reports checked a variety of space heaters to see how well they worked and if they have the latest safety features. all the heaters have a safety switch that turns them off if they overheat or tip over. they all passed this safe check. testers measured how hot this terry cloth towel gets and see whether it burns or catches fire. none did. >> even so we recommend places

space heaters three feet away from any flammable items like curtains, bedding or newspapers. >> reporter: always plug dire directly into the socket. don't use an extension cord. this dummy is loaded with sensors to help measure how fast the heaters can warm you up or spot heat from just your desk area. >> some heaters in our 15-minute test could only raise the dummy's temperature four degrees while the best could raise them higher. >> this honeywell is excellent at spot heating. it costs $190. for far less this compact home heater passed consumer reports safety test. for $40 it can heat a room quickly. it's not quite as fast at spot heating. >> aware that one space heater was recalled by the manufacturer. it's the whole room vortex heater from vornato.

it's been blamed in 29 instances of overheating and melting including seven fires. the heaters were sold in stores and online from june 2013 through may of this year. for more information about the recall go to vornado.com. this may be the week where we start grabbing those space heaters, putting them many the rooms and start heating up a bit especially in the morning hours. >> yeah, if you don't want to heat the whole house, you do that. it's going to be cooler. the du werks was thick this morning. we had some patchying to. that will out there too. doesn't that look like a beautiful shot. is it a preview of a snowy winter? we can only hope so. our lake tahoe camera showing how gorgeous the mountains look with the snow from yesterday. let's move on and talk about our winds.

they are picking up as we expected. now that the atmosphere is starting to turn over as we warm the ground. we're 13 miles an hour. if you head up above 2,000 feet we're still running around 25 to 30 miles an hour. if you're going for a hike expect it to be breezy and feel much cooler the higher you go. the may storm track you can see well to the north with live doppler 7 hd. the storm is moving off to the east. we'll keep an eye on this area of high pressure. this will build in. that's why it's going to be warmer. this is the way it looks in san jose. you can see total sunshine as we look through our san jose bureau. there's the storm. let's hope the timing changes a little bit. it's supposed to come in friday evening. down south. most of the south bay around 70 to 72 degrees. you'll see that a lot in forecast. on the peninsula breezy and

cooler. through the north bay valley. gorgeous there. mid-60s along the north bay coast. we'll have upper 60s. the gorgeous picnic there in wine country. boo at the is starting shortly. 60 degrees. mid-60s by noon and upper 60s with that sunshine this afternoon. if do you like crafts especially fall crafts we have danville fall craft festival starting in about 40 minutes. 60 degrees. we'll be in the mid-60s by noon but upper 60s during the afternoon hours. can we win when there's just sunshine. 64 at 5:00 dropping down to about 60 degrees. here is what we're talking about getting used to cooler weather.

down to morgan hill. patchy fog. let's jump ahead to friday morning. waking up to cloudy conditions for the morning commute. right around 6:00 sun setting. we're try to do a little trig or treating. that's when the rain starts to set in. this storm could be impressive. when we get to the darker blues we're talking about half inch to an inch of rain from north to south. look at the central valley. maybe a couple of inches and that will be snow also. here is a look at the seven-day forecast. couple degrees warmer tomorrow. by wednesday our temperatures are above average. mid to upper 70s for the bay and near 80 inland. we'll start to cool thursday and especially with the chance of rain friday and showers saturday. abc 7 news has another great weather resource for you. follow live doppler 7 hd on twitter for the latest bay area conditions rain or shine. get video forecast. power outage info and weather

tweets from your favorite weather team. you know what gets retweeted, pictures like i just showed of tahoe. >> it's always nice up there. still ahead, get ready to book your holiday travel. best and worst times to buy airplane tickets.

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a super sized gold nugget that been sold. it weighs more than six pounds and sold for $400,000. it sold last week to a secret bi buyer who did not want to reveal his location or identification. the oakland zoo is teaming the up with the science festival for boo at the zoo. it feature us a costume parade and up close animal encounters. families have the opportunity to craft their own halloween inspired goodies for the zoo animals. boo at the zoo continues this morning at 10:00. many people got an early start yesterday sweating it out as part of fitness boot camp. >> that was a work out. is there anything here who is not sweating? good. that was the one i wanted nobody to raise their hand. we need to take this opportunity to thank our sponsors. >> fitness by jonathan.

jonathan bloom served as emcee and head cheerleader. it feature ed demonstrations on many ways to be active and stay in shape. much more ahead on the abc 7 sunday morning news. another state is now requiring quarantine for travelers from west africa. the new rules expanding from across the nation. we're learning new details of what may have led

good sunday morning. we're starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist mike. >> glad you said i was in for lisa. people had been panicking thinking it's monday. it's sunday. lee s lisa is off today. pretty clear of precipitation and cloud cover. a very bright day. we can get rid of the umbrellas

and grab the san glasses. it's going to be breezy. 58 if you're coming through ferry building heading downtown. you can see most of us in the mid-50s. 55 in pleasanton. if you are heading up to the higher elevations to look at this beautiful clean air it's going to feel cooler. 71 inland. just about total sunshine. cool this evening. definitely need a coat. a cooler morning with patchy fog. here is matt. new details on that school shooting in washington state. we know the student gunman opened fire on his close friends and relatives. this morning there are new theories about why. we have the latest from

marysville, washington. >> reporter: we know the shooting at pilchuck high school may have been worse if not for a teacher if her very first year on the job. >> pretty sad that a teacher has to do this and kids have to be witness and part of this. >> reporter: issuing a statement she was in an office next to the cafeteria and heard shots and running towards the gunfire she con fronted the shooter until security arrived adding she did everything possible to protect students. >> do you think she saved a lot of lives? >> from what i heard an understand, i believe so. >> reporter: in that cafeteria the alleged gunman was armed with a .40 caliber handgun when he approached table where two of his cousins were sitting. at 10:39 a.m. he opened fire, killing

four others. all of the victims are described surprisingly as the gunman's closest friends. >> i don't know what happened. they were like best friends. >> reporter: fryberg comes from a powerful family within the native american tribe. the young fryberg was seen as a future leader. >> performing at our culture events. a lot of folks were considering him that he would move up the culture ranks. why target those closest to him? friends say he may have been upset about the girl. something his tweeter feed supports. last month tweeting to a close friend, dude, she tells me everything and now i hate you. you're no longer my brother.

>> three of the victims remain in critical condition. the next few days will be crucial for them. the nurse quarantined under those tough new ebola rules is harshly criticizing government officials. she claims she was treated like a criminal. >> reporter: under quarantine and speaking out. the first high risk traveler to be automatically quarantined saying she was treated like a criminal writing in an open letter to the dallas morning news the doctors without borders volunteer recounts what she describes as a harrowing experience. i sat alone in the isolation tent and thought of many colleagues who will return home to america and face the same ordeal. she says she was held for six hours, grilled by officials and given only a granola bar and water.

detained after he temperature was taken at 98.6 degrees. >> my heart goes out to her. >> reporter: she says she was not ill. just upset when officials made the call to rush her writing my cheeks were flushed. i was upset at being held with no explanation. the scanner recorded my teacher at 101. the female officer looked smug saying you have a fever now. several states now taking the matters into their own hands. the freelance journalist says that policy threatens those on the front lines of the fight against ebola. >> anything that makes it more difficult for those people to go is not the right thing to do right now. >> reporter: one of four people in the area quarantined by state order despite being regarded as low risk by the cdc. he attorney telling abc news she's planning to take legal

action against the state and morgan dixon seen here returning to be quarantined at the harr almost apartment she shares with craig spencer. >> we're monitoring their health every day. >> reporter: there's now more than 10,000 cases of ebola world wide in eight countries including a 2-year-old who died last week in mali. >> dr. anthony faucci spoke about the nurse who was quarantined. he says mandatory quarantine of health care workers can have the unattended consequence of discouraging them from volunteering in the ebola

ravaged reason. >> how did this health care worker come in and be treated like that? >> i can not explain that. i can tell you what we want to do is make sure first protect the american public but do so based on scientific data. we keep repeating the scientific data tells us that people who are without symptoms with whom you don't come into contact with body fluids are not a threat. they will not get infected. >> we would not have recommended the mandatory quarantine in effect in new york and new jersey. protesters are converting at the port of oakland to block a cargo ship from unloading. looking at video after a previous ship that was forced to turn around. organizers say the demonstration is part of aen ongoing effort to protest the israeli occupation of palestine.

happening today world war ii airmen whose remains were found more than 60 years after he was shot down over germany will finally be laid to rest. lieutenant billy cook with will buried with full military honors at a cemetery in oakland. the crew and their bomber were not recovered until two years ago. residents living near an active lava flow in hawaii have been told to be ready to leave. officials are going door to door to keep residents informed of the lava's movement. it's been erupting continuously since 1983. the current lava flow began in june. if you're planning to travel over the holidays now is the time to book your flights. a new survey finds the lowest prices for domestic air fares are found eight weeks before the

departure date. the report found sunday is the cheapest day to buy plane tickets. today marks nine weeks until christmas so the clock is ticking. still ahead, a look inside the school cafeteria of the future. it's nothing like the ones you're used to seeing. here is a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. beautiful shot this morning. what a difference a day makes. blue skies, no rain. there is rain in the forecast this week. mike will let you know about it, coming up.

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good morning. here is a live look from our emoryville camera. a sunnier start to your day compared to yesterday. mid to upper 60s there by the water. maybe a little bit breezy this

morning than today. happening today, thousands of lockers will converge on golden gate park in the fight against lupus. that is hosted by the lupus foundation of america. comedian joe coy will serve as ambassador. opening ceremonies getting under way in four minutes now. what's it like right now. >> upper 50s. a touch breezy. hopefully they're dressed appropriately. check out the picture from heavenly. with the rain on the way for u friday and saturday may fall on halloween. we'll get more snow. i'll have warming friend before that gets here in your accuweather seven-day forecast. also next, pablo sandoval is no stranger to world series heroics. last night the panda did it again.

helping the giants to a huge comeback. we have highlights in sports.

good morning. here is a live look from our sfo camera. yesterday we had arrival delays. sunny conditions and a green light meaning no delays this morning. one san francisco school is changing the cafeteria experience and how kids think about food. abc 7 education reporter paid a visit to one of hippest lunchrooms around. >> reporter: the cafeteria at roosevelt middle school in san francisco was just another place

to eat. now it offers students endless possibilities. >> it's more fun, basically. you can say this is a more fun cafeteria. >> reporter: there are different kinds of tables for all kinds of purposes like reading, socializing and just hanging out. >> it's just so many different tables. it's hard to choose. my favorite place is over there on the couches. >> reporter: that area is called the chill out station where kids can eat while trading pokemon cards or ideas. it looks like launch at one of those fancy start ups. there's nothing boring about it. instead of having one long lunch line there are now two. on the other side of the cafeteria there's another pick up counter. there's even a roll out food cart outside so kids can grab their food and play. >> it's designed to be another access point for the students in terms of picking up their food and their lunch. >> we all know that hungry students have hard time

learning. one of the main objectives is to get students excited about eating and wanting to eat meal so they don't skip lunch or breakfast. >> reporter: this is the model for future lunchrooms. >> to understand where the food comes from, why they're eating it and what it does for the body. >> reporter: there are boards to promote activity in spanish and chinese. the wall graphics remind them how to recycle or compost. money from a school bond help pay for the new dining area with the idea that feeding the brain and body can actually be fun. >> as you get older you learn that feeding the body can be fun but then it adds up through the years. >> working it off is a lot ha hard

harder. >> exactly. very nice day to be outside. a lot of sunshine whether you're going to do a little yard work or head to the beach. let's look at santa cruz now. it's about 56 degrees and sunny. the sunshine stays but the temperature will warm up to about 68 degrees by the end of the day. also we have a lot of activities beginning on. it's going to be sunny and about 60. our wednesday picked up a bit. above 2,000 feet they are running 20 to 30 miles per hour. below that you can see just about all of this below 10 miles per hour. the winds will be a little faster around the bay shore but not quite as fast as over the coast where we have a small craft advisory from 3:00 this afternoon till 9:00 tomorrow afternoon. northwest winds around 21 to 33 knots. you can see the air is relatively clean this morning. there's still a little humid in there. it's starting the dry out. it will come back in form of some fog and some thick dew.

tomorrow morning after a sunny and dry afternoon. the scary halloween storm that could be stronger than the one we just dealt with. 68 in santa cruz. san jose right at 70. upper 60s to near 70 in the peninsula. the only place it will be cooler is in the coast. in the mid-60s. upper 60s to near 70 along the east bay shore. upper 60s around san ramon. just about 70 to 71 in our inland neighborhood. if you're going to boo at the zoo we'll be near 60 degrees. if you're heading to danville for the fall crafts festival we have 60 at 10:00 and mid to upper 60s. here is the all important game. it will be a pitcher's duel

again. 64 dropping down to 60. it will be chilly by the end of the game. let's look at tonight. if you thought this morning was cool, tomorrow morning will be cooler. lo look at the mid to upper 40s. morgan hill will have some upper 40s. low to mid-50s for most of the bay at the coast. here is a look at the storm track up to the north. that's where it's going to stay thanks to this bulging area of happen that will bring us warming trend. let's fast forward to friday. that will get thicker as we head throughout the day. the kids go out and trick or treat before sun set they should be pretty dry. you can see the rain starting to move into the north bay about 6:00 spreading across most of our neighborhoods as we head throughout the evening hours. it will be followed by scattered showers for saturday. rainfall amounts most impressive

on the slope. it will turn to snow in tahoe. maybe a half inch to an inch. we can hope the time changes or the timing does change by the time we get to friday. it's coming in right before halloween. a couple of degrees warmer. tuesday and wednesday upper 60s. a little warmer than average. >> get a poncho friendly halloween costume. throw it over whatever you're wearing. >> exactly. >> should be nice. any way you're getting candy so it doesn't matter. nothing's bad at the end of the night. in sports all eyes will be on at&t park for game 5 of the world series. first, the raiders take center stage in the bay area with the 49ers on a buy this weekend. is silver and black still looking for their first win. kick off is at 1:25 this afternoon.

the game one 1 rematch on the pitching mound, first patch of 5:07 p.m. blow out victory to even the series. here is larry with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. one thing we have learned about bruce's giants they never give up. they completely turn the tables on the royals last night in game 4 and flip a 3 run deficit into an 11-4 yientss vgiants victory. the first pitch was a perfect strike from mo'ne davis. base hit up the middle be. ryan vogelsong couldn't make it out of the third. buster posey slapping out of a slump. giants down 4-2. in the fifth after another rookie doubled hunter pence. giants down 4-3. they would tie the game three

batters later. suddenly the giants offense cannot be stopped. based loaded for pablo sandoval. they bust it wide open in the 7th with runners at the corners panic. a gaffe at left center. giants roll 11-4. series tied 2-2 with madison bumgarner to face james shields tonight. >> aim ready for anything. once you give me a chance whatever you want. i'm ready for everything. >> going to this game we know how important it was and now we just never gave up. scratched around across to make it 4-2. after that we had a good sense that we had a good chance coming back. we just never gave up. that's the way the team is.

we're going to battle, scratch and claw. >> petite was great out of pen with three scoreless innings to save the giants when it looked a little dicy. >> college football, david shaw took the blame for stanford's office woes. a mediocre 0-3 heading into homecoming against oregon state. coach shaw simplified his offense. michael doctor here with the interception. that would lead to a beaver's touchdown. hogan would make amends with his leg. the stiff arm, 37 yards. cardinal back in front, 14-7. this guy's a great story. 29 years old. college student. 29 years old.

21-7, stanford. ty montgomery making it looks so simple, 50 yards. weaving his way to the end zone. stanford heading into pac-12 showdown with oregon next week in eugene. 1-5-2 is his record against buffalo. hodson getting the puck. great deep right there. nothing he could do. 1-0 buffalo. two minutes later he could have done more on this play as the puck on the rebound gets away. nicholas is right on the doorstep as the sharks drop their fourth straight, 2-1 the final. that's wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend and we'll see the giants in game 5 tonight at at&t park. next, a big race in san francisco today. where you can see the third annual soap box derby.

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here are the winning numbers from the power ball 6, 10, 51, 54, 57. the power ball number 12. nobody picked all six. happening today, youngsters will gather in san francisco sunset district for the third annual soap box derby hosted by the san francisco rec and park department. it will feature a slope along 20th avenue. that will serve as the race course. along with races the event will feature classic cars, food and games. the derby gets under way at 11:00 at the larson playground. good news that the rain was yesterday. looks like it's hard enough to drive those down a hill never anything el

nevertheless a slick road. >> it's a beautiful day out there. let's open the weather window from the east bay hills where it's a little calmer. you see plenty of sunshine even out to the coast. mid-60s there. enjoy your sunday. >> thanks, mike. thank you for joining us on the abc 7 sunday morning news. news continues now online on twitter, facebook and all your mobile devices with our knew abc 7 now app. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. have a great day, everyone.

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