d potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. >> chaos on on out the pitch. several people arrested after a violent night at a game. >> the emergency covert actions made permanent. >> the division series begins. what -- an hour and a half before the giants and dodgers. >> you may not like to dodgers but we love the blue angels. the river over san francisco -- roar over san francisco. >> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. >> good evening and thank you for joining us. dan:

bay where several people were arrested at the earthquakes game. including a fan who attacked a player. there were multiple fights and a shooting outside the stadium. our reporter explains the steps being put into place to ensure this does not happen again. reporter: last night, they welcomed the team from mexico and international friendly match. the action off the field ended up being anything but kind. for fans, it can only be described as chaos. >> i am a season ticket holder and it is unlike anything i've ever seen. reporter: 40 police officers responded to a brawl involving 30 fans in the parking lot following the end of the match. it were arrested. two transported to the hospital for injuries including a gunshot wound. >> because of the chaotic nature of the incident itself, we are looking for additional victims who were injured or saw something happen. have video evidence of someone

being assaulted and come forward to the detectives. it is under investigation. reporter: please say it might have been this moment or a fan ran onto the field and punched a player that ignited the events in the parking lot. this in the rowdiness of the crowd made season ticket holder begin to worry about what may happen postgame. he is happy he made the call to leave the much early. >> we had a feeling that this is rowdy or than anything i've seen in 25 years. reporter: they don't play here until next week but there is a scheduled match between two international opponents tomorrow night at paypal. san jose police will work -- work with park management to prevent a situation from last night happening at future events. >> we will provide additional security needs as they are required. that is part of the process in working with park staff themselves to ensure we have a safe environment for everyone to enjoy. reporter: sj pd will work on proper security measures and make sure fans are not

overserved. they will have security seek out fans breaching the code of conduct to avoid fresher -- further issues. ama: it is a busy weekend in san francisco. the first week of fleet week airshows wrapped up one hour ago. there is a warriors game tonight and in 90 minutes, game one of the and lds between dodgers and giants. we are live at the field. i bet the energy is incredible, chris. chris: yeah, it really is. when you talk about those blue angels, they flew over the ballpark and that created even more of a buzz here. it is a huge playoff game. what more could you ask for as a baseball fan? they are saving the best of the last. last division series to get underway. 213 combined wins. that is a major league record. looking at the video between these two rivals. they get to battle it out.

best-of-five begins tonight. first time they have ever met officially here in the postseason. dodgers manager said it is what baseball wants. giants and dodgers, one of the great rivalries and it is happening. san francisco won the regular-season series that helped him secure the division by one game, giving them a home-field advantage in this series to start things out. >> for me, it felt like this is how it would end up anyways. i felt like i did not have to watch the game to figure out who we would play. that would be the matchup we would have and it is one of those things where it is too good teams battling each other. looking forward to having a lot of fun competing with another team. >> we knew we would have to go through them and they would have to go through us for the world series. better get it out of the way early. chris: giant shortstop brian crawford met with the media a couple hours ago. he was asked about his fandom

growing up. he was a giants fan and now on the team. parents taught him young to not like the dodgers. good parenting from the crawfords. first pitch at six: 37. it be a lot of fun. dan: fans are pumped for this series between longtime rivals. at oracle park gates have open. we are live outside the stadium with what will be a fun night. reporter: so exciting. today is here where the giants will face the l.a. dodgers for a preseason game -- postseason game. this is an excited crowd. she has been waiting to get on camera. the playoff season game is about to start in an hour. we heard of people who drove 5-6 hours to be here. game one and game to scheduled for friday and saturday. both game sold out. we spoke to fans lucky to get a ticket tonight. >> this is the first playoff

game between them. we are super excited. >> can have a better birthday than this. i'm excited to spend the time and be a part of the atmosphere and excitement happening downtown and with the game goin> i was at school and they told me there was a doctors appointment. when i got to the car, i saw them in their jersey and afterwards on our drive here, they told me. reporter: oh my god, what you want to sit you teacher who is watching this? >> go giants. reporter: out game for oracle park since the pandemic. as of wednesday night, they only had standing room only tickets. the price for that is over $100. it is not only bringing life back to san francisco but boosting the economy for businesses and parking garage is the area. he spoke to a family who came from fresno. they paid $90 just to park maybe

two blocks away from here. if you are coming to the game, get ready to pay that much or take public transit. enjoy the game. dan: great stuff. think you very much. today with the blue angels which you just shot. stunt plans as the united airlines fly by. fans watch from rooftops or wherever they could get a glimpse of blue sky. the show starts at 11:50 on saturday and noon on sunday as they welcome members of the u.s. armed forces. ama: a fleet week tradition returned. the fire department led the parade of ships through the golden gate bridge and do their assigned ports. fleet week will host the largest procession of ships on the west coast. we got a globs of the warships that included the uss michael mann sort and the uss john s mccain. wizards are welcome to get a close-up look this weekend

through monday. we have highlights of today's events in the full weekend schedule on our website. dan: drew is here with the weather and what we can expect tonight. drew: could you ask for a better date today to start off the weekend? tons of sunshine and feeling like fall. numbers in the 50's and 60's across the region. it is windy out there. winds gusting 30-40 miles per hour. if you are heading to game one, lawyers will be key. when will be with sun goes down. temperatures cool off into the mid-50's. we are tracking some light showers in route to us overnight tonight. very i slid it in nature and they will be out of here first thing tomorrow morning. if you are headed to the city, or even sunday for the rest of fleet week weekend, that is great weather. temperatures in the upper 60's but by the end of the weekend, we track some windy weather returning. ama: travel is expected to rampa

up this holiday season. why you should not wait to buy a plane ticket. >> she is 15 years. how much is enough? it is just too much. dan: we are hearing from a mother of a 15-year-old girl killed in oakland. how she hopes the community can how she hopes the community can prevent more senseless act the classic hollywood story. we meet the hero, the all-new nissan frontier. hero faces seemingly impossible challenge. ♪ tension builds... ♪ the plot twist. ♪ the hero prevails. in hollywood, this would be the end. but our here, we are just getting started. introducing the all-new nissan frontier.

ama: the family of the 15-year-old girl killed in a road rage incident is calling on the community to stop the violence. we sat down with the family and shares their story. reporter: an emotional family of the 15-year-old speaking out friday afternoon. she was killed following a road rage incident in oakland, the city's 109th homicide so far this year. >> i went from planning her

birthday to planning a funeral. reporter: her mother described her daughter as a loving, caring girl who want to be a forensic scientist purchase going on the community to step up and stop the violence. >> she was 15 years old. how much is enough? it is just too much. we are killing our young and it is senseless. it is just very senseless. i am done. reporter: she believes we have a role to play. we have to teach each other and especially, our children to not only value life but also to be better than what we currently are. there uncle was the driver of the vehicle at the time of the incident. he had just picked her up after she had gotten her hair done and was taken her home. on that journey, a reckless driver in another car started to hunting him and then opened fire. >> it hurts me. me being her protector at that

moment, i couldn't protect her from somebody else's ignorant actions. reporter: the suspect is still at large. she has a message for whoever is responsible. >> turn yourself in. take some accountability for the young life you took. reporter: in the meantime, she is taking it day by day. >> never get over it. you learn to live with it. those are the steps i'm taking. i got a live with the fact i will never see my daughter grow up. i will never see her graduate. i will never see her turn 16. dan:dan:dan:dan:dan:dan:dan:dan: pause to member the victims of the deadly 2017 wildfires. 40 people died in that fire. they were river this morning during a bellringing ceremony in santa rosa. -- remember this morning. they ring a bell for each victim.

destroyed in sonoma county alone. the ceremony was broadcast online because of the pandemic. ama: coronavirus headlines. san francisco has issued a vaccine mandate for contractors working with city employees. they are required to be fully vaccinated by december 31. they announced a milestone. it is 70% of eligible black residents have received one vaccine dose. the distribution system ensures communities hardest hit by the pandemic have access to vaccines. cruise ships returned to the port of san francisco on monday. they expect 21 cruise calls to the end of the year. new life for program that is help restaurants stay afloat during the pandemic. as we explained, it comes thanks to legislation signed today by alameda county and the governor. reporter: there are plenty we

would like to see go from the pandemic. the governor signed legislation that will maintain some things restaurant owners and residents would like to see stay. the legislation will give businesses that temporarily expanded their premises to sidewalks and parking lots a one-year grace. to apply for permanent expansion. additional legislation will out restaurants that sell food to go alcoholic beverages with food orders through the end of 2026. >> as big as a catastrophe as this was, let us take the good that we learned during this emergency and make it permanent. reporter: it took place in the kingston restaurant. >> over the last year and a half, we struggled through the pandemic but nonetheless, we are totally bouncing back. still, not 100%. reporter: when it first hit, they lost 70% of sales largely due to lack of alcohol sales.

efforts to help restaurants like his thrive help nearby vendors. >> the ecosystem of the restaurant is the lifeline of the city. >> with half of our workforce being small business owners, small businesses, this is critical to our economic growth. reporter: the governor asked local governments to promote and support open air take-out and delivery options. >> it wasn't that long ago that getting a table and chair permit could take a year or two. >> when asked if it could result in a greater number of dui, the governor said this. >> wiles of the loss. we have to encourage responsible consumption. ama: while -- dan: while airline ticket prices went down a bit, they are on the way up with a massive increase in holiday travel expected in the months to come.

now from newark airport. >> we are looking at more fights and the holidays than any oth aw yet airlines is planning to fly 3500 domestic flights in december. that is every single day. that is almost as many fights in the air as they were in 2019. for some perspective, look at april 2020. right at the start of the pandemic. few passengers were flying. 649 fights a day. when you look at flight searches, united is seeing 16% more searches than before the pandemic. ford up and ski resorts are still the top destinations this winter. you better buy those tickets because our friends at hopper tell us that after halloween, thus thanksgiving ticket prices could jump by 40%. some may wonder what about those vaccine mandates for airline workers? will that impact the holiday travel? leg give us headaches and delays?

what we know is that united were the first to mandate those vaccines. 99% of the staff got the vaccine. other airlines are just now implementing that. those experts really believe that most of the employees will end up getting the shot. ama: at this beautiful shot. it feels like fall. dan: we will have the working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. when you hear... ♪cough cough ♪

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ama: look at this. this video showed by the town you can see snowflakes falling. parts of northern california and western nevada saw the first snow of the season upper elevations got up to three inches. the national weather service is warning drivers to of course, use caution. makes you want to grab some hot cocoa. dan: it does.

snow already? they be that augurs well for good stone season so we can help alleviate some of these drought conditions. drew: we are starting to see storms entered california. overnight tonight, we will get a little bit of light rain along here that moves and while we sleep. we will take you to san jose getting late date cloud coverage. all in all, breezy into the game. the air quality, , , , , , , it is looking great over the next 48 hours. if you like fall, you will love today. only 58 in the city right now. 63 in san jose. 66 in santa rosa. you feel that wind too. wins have been gusting through the afternoon and evening. from 15-30 miles per hour. as the sun goes down, that will

weaken the wins. just a light breeze overnight tonight. here is live doppler 7 and satellite across the region. we are getting increase cloud coverage coming in from the coast line. there is that we cripple of energy that most of the moisture will stay out to see but some of these light showers will move through. as we go hour-by-hour, we see the cloud cover thickening. by 10:00, we will track a light shower and in parts of the north bay. after midnight, that is when everybody has a chance to see a quick moving light shower where we see the showers pop up there they will not last long. we're rainfall totals less than a 10th of an inch if that over the next 12 hours. we will find a fair amount of cloud coverage but's watch. the cloud coverage breaks down. by midday, i expect bite lunchtime, nothing but sunshine. -- by lunchtime. overnight tonight, mostly cloudy out there.

a bit of a chill from some of our neighborhoods. ii those clouds are out of here quickly. it is a dry day. a lot of sunshine. very october like with temperatures in the 60's and 70's. breezing in the in the in the i upper 60's new 70's. chicago and let looking much better. a lot of sunshine with temperatures in the 70's. back here at home, we expect winds to rapidly increase. it is for that fact that a fire weather-wise will begin at 11 p.m. for all areas shaded in orange. we're watching two times late sunday and monday night because of those high winds. beautiful fall day.

watch those winds pick those wp wildfire injured. those women subside and buy it wednesday and thursday, it is a nice finish of the upcoming week. dan: much more going on this weekend besides fleet week which we talked

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themed scavenger hunt and find fun goodies. incentives trick-or-treating, staff will hand out pre-stuffed goodie bags to all kids. make sure to preserve your -- reserve your ticket in advance. this one is an oldie but a goodie. every sunday, they offer free general admission to the permanent galleries to all residents. on top of that, the museum is offering free general admission for essential workers until the end of the year. bring your work badge and you're in. there are so many events happening this week and in particularly, in san francisco. we recommend taking mass transit to avoid all the traffic if you had to our website right now, you will find a full list of events to create a better weekend. she dan: you are all set. world news tonight is up next. we appreciate your time. ama: for all of us here, thank

you for joining us. seo again at 6:00.

tonight, several developing stories on this friday night. children and the vaccine. tonight, the cdc with a new timeline for vaccinations for children 5 to 11. this could start in less than a month. we have the timeline tonight and how this will work. how much of the vaccine in each dose, and those two doses three weeks apart. and tonight why authorities say even as we appear to turn the corner, why we have to be vigilant in protecting children. tonight, the rare covid complication affecting some children that can include fever, rash, and inflammation of the heart. also tonight, president biden rejecting a request from former president trump. biden refusing to block the

release of trump white house documents to the january 6th committee.