the evening commute disrupted by a b.a.r.t. emergency. smoke pours from beneath a train filled with passengers at the height of rush hour. >> it has been a bad week for b.a.r.t., still staggering from a bruising strike and the death of two workers, now a fire breaks out on the underside of a commuter train. that train stopped at the

orinda location. drivers started calling the ktvu newsroom. the fire was first reported at 6:08 tonight. the train was headed east beamed. the good new -- eastbound. the good news, everyone evacuated safely. heather, any news on what caused the fire? >> reporter: b.a.r.t. technicians have determined it was an electrical shortage. we've been watching them for hours now. you can still see some yellow tape blocking off the area in question. but again, a b.a.r.t. spokeswoman telling me they have identified the cause of this fire. the commute home came to an abrupt end for weary b.a.r.t. riders just days after a strike shut down service for four days. an equipment malfunction led to smoke and flames. >> they told us to get out and yeah, we smelled the smoke but seemed to get progressively worse. >> reporter: passing motorists

captured the scene. take a look as heavy smoke billows from the train. at one point, you can see flames. >> we had 23 firefighters respond. >> reporter: the fire chief says it was a challenge putting out the fire. >> there is a small fire that is proven difficult to get to. we're going to have to cut through with saws to get to it, but we had to shut off the circuit breakers. there's still stalled energy in the car. >> reporter: technicians determined the smoke was billowing from a semi conductor. >> when i got out of the car, i started noticing smoke. >> reporter: no one was hurt. everyone was evacuated safely, but for b.a.r.t. riders who just endured a bitter labor dispute it was another commute nightmare. >> what will you do now? >> i'm going to go back to

walnut creek. get a cab with these guys, and head home. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. inspectors remained here at the orinda station. once they give the all clear, that train will be moved to the agency's facility where it will be repaired. heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> heather i know the situation caused major b.a.r.t. delays after it happened, but what about now? is service still impacted in. >> reporter: for a couple of hours tonight, trains were zooming past this station on the one track was that available. about 30 minutes ago, b.a.r.t. resumed service here, and trains are now stopping allowing passengers finally to get off and on. reporting live tonight, heather holmes, back to you. a number of ktvu viewers sent us photos of the train. this picture comes from steven lloyd. you can see the smoke, the black smoke coming from under the b.a.r.t. cars.

and jay martinez sent us this photo. again, you can clearly see the billowk smoke right underneath one of the car doors. in 15 minutes, the investigation into last week's deadly accident on that same b.a.r.t. line. the ntsb trying to re-create what happened, as they search for answers. community members in an tay rosa are demanding justice tonight. they learned the gun was an air soft. ktvu's ken wayne talked with a witness who says he saw deputies shoot the boy after he was already down. >> reporter: julie, a couple dozen people are still here at the spot where the 13-year-old boy was shot and killed yesterday afternoon while carrying what authorities say was a very realistic looking assault rifle. dozens of people marched through the west santa rosa neighborhood where the 13-year- old boy was shot and killed by

one of two sonoma sheriff deputies. deputies parked their patrol car, and told the teen twice to put down the gun, instead, they say, the boy turned with the barrel of the gunpointing toward them. >> the deputy fired several rounds from his service weapon at the subject, striking him one time. the subject immediately fell to the ground. >> reporter: one neighbor told me different. >> he was moving, like he was trying to go down. >> you're saying he was down on the ground after you heard gunshots and they shot him again. >> yeah, exactly what i saw. >> reporter: authorities haven't responded to that allegation. police displayed a real assault weapon and the air soft carried by the teen, to demonstrate how difficult it is to tell them apart. one neighbor said police should know the difference. >> if you're on law enforcement, your job is to know what's real and what's fake.

>> a kid with a pellet gun, they wouldn't have done nothing to him. but this urban area, they just blast the kid. >> yeah, it does hurt a lot that he's gone. >> reporter: an autopsy is set for tomorrow. the santa rosa, and petaluma police departments are joining in with the district attorney's office on the investigation while the two deputies are on leave. >> more details now, federal law requires that fake, or toy guns have a bright orange plug in the barrel and an orange stripe is supposed to be on both sides of the barrel. it is illegal to cover those markers. investigators say timothy lopez was confrontational when they responded to his home. police say lopez threatened officers with a pipe before he was shot to death. investigators say lopez was on

parole and had a prior warrant for resisting an officer. a 17-year-old boy is behind bars in vallejo tonight in connection with the killing of a 35-year-old woman. police identified the victim as shauntanai brown. the killing is vallejo's 19th homicide of the year. oakland police are preparing for what could be a tense protest on friday. they're expecting an occupy protest. protesters say they plan to protest peacefully outside of the oakland marriott. the event brings together law enforcement to train for disasters. friday also marks the second anniversary of the day police first removed occupy campers

from frank owe gala plaza. a man ended up being beaten by some of those involved in a side show. >> the signs of a side show are obvious at the corner of foothill, and mcarthur in east oakland. >> we can hear it. we can spell the burnt rubber. >> residents have had enough. >> we don't have the protection that our property tax paid for. >> dangerous side shows are common in many neighborhoods. police said they called officers, but officers took too long getting here, so a 69 took matters into his own hands. >> in one sense, i don't care what happens to me or them, it's got to stop. >> that didn't go well. numerous side show participants attacked him.

>> i got a number of bruises and scrapes. they hit me in the head. >> firefighters rushed morton to the hospital. residents say, officers didn't arrive for a full half hour after the first 911 call. police say since they're so short staffed, they have to prioritize calls for service. >> if it's a life or death situation, that's going to be priority number 1, as opposed to property crimes. >> my husband's life is worth something. if he's going to go down, it's not going to be because of these thugs, because we've got to stand shoulder to shoulder and let them know, no the here, not now, not ever again. >> reporter: police stress you should never take matters into your own hands the way jack morton did. the state agency in charge of workplace safety has reopened its investigation into

the death of a worker at the 49ers new stadium site. two workers have died in separate accidents at the $1 billion construction project in santa clara. first, 63-year-old donald white, who he was on a ladder in an elevator shaft. earlier, telling the elevator company, there was no violation in white's death. now cal osha has decided to reconsider. >> some questions arose, and for that reason, yesterday a notice of no violation rescission was sent to schindler and the investigation is now ongoing. >> cal osha won't say what questions arose. the agency is expected to make a final decision about whether there was a violation at the work site by december 11. dave cortaze is throwing his hat into the ring to

announce his candidacy for san jose mayor. chuck reed finishes his second term next year. others in the ring include vance winn. police in oakland say they confiscated money, and drugs while breaking up a gambling operation. authorities say besides the guns and drugs, they also confiscated gambling machines and recovered high end bicycles, guitars, cell phones, and tablets all believed to be stolen, and being ready to be fenced. >> a lot of times people think it's gambling, what's the big deal? a lot of these gambling establishments have a lot to do with other crimes around. >> police say officers arrested eight people, and recovered

several thousand dollars in cash. >> coming up in 90 seconds. >> we'll tell you where these big palm trees are going in the bay area. >> and why the man doin

new at 10:00, drivers heading across the bay bridge

saw something new today. palm trees are planted on the oakland side, between the eastbound, and westbound lanes. jana katsuyama tells us this new landscaping is raising some questions. jana. >> reporter: julie, you can see here that there is landscaping near the toll plaza, but just on the other side, we noticed today that it was looking a little more like sunset boulevard, so we investigated. how much will these palm trees cost, and whether the falling frawns from the trees might cause a hazard. four new palm trees that popped up. >> these are canary island day palms. there the same kind of palm trees along the embarcadero. >> reporter: this artist

rendition shows the final plan to plant 30 of the palms. caltran says each tree will cost about $15,000 to acquire and plant. about half the budget for the $900,000 landscaping project. caltran says a palm expert scoured the bay area, and purchased mature palms from businesses and homes as far away as sacramento. the trees stands 20 to 30 feet tall, and can grow as high as 50 feet, and that worries some people. >> my main is concern is the palms falling off the tree, and causing trouble on the bridge. >> i'm sure the roads could be better. there's so much stuff to be improved in the city. >> reporter: a san francisco public spokesperson told us they are well suited to with stand the bay area wind and fog. >> we'll have a maintenance program to ensure they remain

healthy, and that they're trimmed properly, to ensure that in the event of a storm, or windy weather, we're not using them out into traffic. >> reporter: caltrans tells me, they plan to plant for more trees tomorrow, and have 30 more in place by spring. the last patient treated at san francisco general hospital for the asiana air crash has been released. the female patient went to a rehab facility. she was in critical condition when she was arrived a the hospital on july 6, doctors said she had a spinal cord injury that caused paralysis and a number of other injuries. during her stay, she underwent 30 operations. however, the doctor added that when the woman left the hospital yesterday, she was smiling. it was one of the most

memorable images of the occupy movement. a police officer pepper spraying protesters. today, the university announced john pike was awarded more than $38,000 in worker's compensation for suffering he faced after that incident. pike received 20,000 angry or threatening emails, texts and letters. the parents of two boys who were wounded in this week's shooting at sparks middle school near reno say they don't believe the 12-year-old shooter targeted their sons. the boy killed a teacher and then himself monday with a semi automatic handgun he brought from his home. some say the kid was trying to get back at people who bullied

him. but police haven't confirmed that. this is a look from news chopper 2 at the reenactment that was staged today along the same stretch of track where the two men were killed. the ntsb shut down the rails for several hours, so federal investigators could analyze the incidents. >> reporter: news chopper 2 was overhead as a four car train left the walnut b.a.r.t. station. at 1:50, the time the accident happened, it passed the spot where two men were struck, and the train hit the brakes. next to the track were two life sized mannequins. today's reenactment is the latest step in the investigation. he says the ntsb's methods are the same.

>> you have to have re-created as best as mankind can an exact duplications in which the incident or the accident, whatever phrase you like to use, occurred. >> reporter: he says every last detail is taken into account. >> having people sitting in the same seat, possibly, the same size of individual. they try to re-create it to a t. >> reporter: while the reenactment took place, there were no passenger trains on the track. shuttle buses ran from the lafayette b.a.r.t. station where the tracks were closed. passengers said it was an inconvenience they were willing to endure. b.a.r.t. had 10 to 15 buses running this afternoon. they transferred about 4,000 passengers while that track was out of service. in walnut creek, allie rasmus, ktvu, channel 2 news.

>> at 10:30 tonight, taggers hit b.a.r.t. stations that were closed. while b.a.r.t. says cleaning up this graffiti is going to be a real challenge. today, an alameda county judge ordered a 60 day cooling off period, in a dispute. the order came during a brief hearing in superior court. governor brown had requested the cooling off period. the cooling off period lasts until december 22. well, the fog continues to top the bay area weather headlines. latest right now on the satellite, lots of overcast hugging a portion of the shore line. oakland, and hayward, reporting mostly cloudy skies. once again, day 2 of a dense fog advisory, this up for the north bay, and for the san francisco bay shore line until

11:00 thursday morning. visibility could be dropping down to less than 1/4 of a mile. still dense fog showing up. lower 40s for santa rosa. san francisco, 49. livermore, 46. antioch at 48 degrees. i am tracking a weather system offshore, coming up in about 25 minutes. i'll let you know if we can expect any raindrops. your full forecast about 25 minutes away. a well known sand castle competition in san francisco has been rescheduled. the 30th annual leap sand castle contest is now scheduled for november 9 at ocean beach. the contest was originally set to take place ten days ago, but had to be put off, because of the closure of national parks. taking a second look at hundreds of buses. the safety feature missing from

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bike safety measures are being fast tracked in san francisco after a string of deadly accidents. noel walker is in the city tonight at an intersection where a muni bus rider killed a bike rider. >> reporter: we're learning that muni's director of transportation ordered all 800 buss in its fleet be inspected for safety guards that might have been missing from a bus that hit and killed a cyclist ere at the corner of bryant and 11th. >> reporter: a large vehicle and a cyclist dead. this last accident friday was the fourth deadly accident south of market this year. >> safety is our top priority.

>> reporter: this online video from the manufacturer shows how it's supposed to sweep potential victims away from the wheel to avoid catastrophic injury or death. though not required, muni says -- >> at some point, all of our buses do have the s1 guard installed onto their for their bus. >> reporter: it's unclear if a missing guard would keep a bus out of service. in this video, the bus doesn't appear to have one. >> because of the recent collision, the recent fatality. it sort of was an impetus to speed things up on this project. >> reporter: today, the npa showcased the folsom street pilot project. the cyclists rolled out their opinions. >> i wish it was more, because there's so many dangerous

intersections throughout the area. >> reporter: in august, a cyclist died after she was hit by a grocery truck on folsom. the safety changes will put in a new two way bike lane. >> fixing one street is not enough. >> reporter: now in another project to make shared streets safer, the nta is also installing right turn cameras at the intersection of okay davea and market, trying to make that intersection safer. in the meantime, the folsom street pilot project is expected to be completed, and up to speed by the end of the year. noel walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. we're learning now details about a pedestrian struck and kimed by an amtrak train in san leandro. police say the victim was believed to be about 70 years old. he died at the scene, and his identity is not yet known. a spokesperson for amtrak says the intersection near the accident site does not have a

designated crossing. an elderly san francisco couple has lost their eviction fight and moved out, despite a surge of community support. the lee family left their apartment at the base of knob hill late yesterday. that couple had lived in their two bedroom apartment with their disabled daughter for 34 years. the pending eviction grew angry protests, the building is set to be converted into tenancy in common units. advocates are trying to find the couple a new place to live that they can afford. people who enable this feature in google will be able to use a mouse or track pad to write words. it joins another feature that allows users to write a search correctly on the screen. the new function is geared at non-english speakers and is available in more than 50 languages. a coffee giant is branching out into tea. starbucks is set to open its

first tea only store in manhattan tomorrow. the specialty tea bar is called tivana. starbucks bought the existing chain, and has plans to expand, with at least 1,000 tea houses over the next five to ten years. just don't try to order coffee, because they don't carry it. under surveillance. the united states accused of listening in on another world leader's private calls. plus, taggers take advantage of the b.a.r.t. strike. why cleaning

a graffiti mess that is tough it clean up. taggers took advantage of the

recent b.a.r.t. strike, hitting multiple stations. now comes the cleanup. as ktvu's maureen naylor reports, police say they nabbed two suspects and are looking for more. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. trains may be rolling again, but passengers have noticed something. graffiti all over, all along the walls to the center post. >> they cleaned up the sides of the walls. >> reporter: russell says tonight, the graffiti doesn't look as bad as it did this morning. >> on the elevator, on the stairs, it was everywhere. >> reporter: police say this was one of nine locations vandalized, including the concord maintenance yard. they've arrested thee two men who police say they caught in the act, vandalizing the richmond yard. here at the end of the glen

park station, the vandalism is on every surface. b.a.r.t. estimates the damage is in the thousands of dollars, and taxpayers and b.a.r.t. riders will have to foot the bill. >> i don't think you want to hear on the news what i have to say about it. >> that bad? >> that bad. >> reporter: tonight, we found the bay fair station in san leandro was mostly clean up. but clean up at the glen park station could take a while, because of taggings along the rails. they're reviewing surveillance footage, and working with other surveillance agencies, to see if they can match up past graffiti work and make more arrests. maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. a 62-year-old man from wyoming convicted of stealing a luxury yacht, and then running it into the ground at a beach in pacifica was sentenced today to time served. it was march 4, when leslie

allen gardener was arrested. prosecutors say he took the 82- foot sail boat and told two friends that he owned it. the two spent a night eating pizza, and drinking beer on the yacht. his attorney claim he was a vietnam vet and was delusional, believing the boat had been left to him by relatives. as for the damage to the boat, gardener was supposed to pay $1.8 million to the owner. the mayor calls it a black day in lodi after four members of a family were killed in a crash. all of those killed were when an extended cab pickup truck. the dead include three children. a 4-year-old girl. a man and woman were also killed. she was 7 months pregnant. a 9-year-old survived, but is in critical condition.

police say they're still unraveling what led up to yesterday's accident. it happened on a city street outside of a middle school. advocates are hoping to chip away at a sad statistic with a safety week for teen drivers. the national highway traffic safety administration says car accidents are the number 1 killer of teens aged 14 to 18. distractions and experience and failure to obey traffic laws are blamed for many of those crashes. the campaign challenges parents to be good role models behind the wheel, and practice driving with their children. a city worker accused of running over, and killing a woman, accused of lying in the grass at holly park, appeared in court today to enter a plea to manslaughter charges. as david stevenson tells us, the defense offered its explanation about what led up to the tragedy. >> flowers and photos mark the site in san francisco's holly park, where christine was killed september 25. the recreation and parks person

accused of running her over heard the charges in court. >> gosh, that was an accident, absolutely. >> friends and family filled half of the courtroom, as his attorney entered not guilty pleas on felony vehicular manslaughter and hit and run charges. prosecutors said he recklessly veered off the path and ran her over. >> the dog scampered out from underneath the car, and he thought it was okay. but then he started to think that maybe he hit something else, because he mentioned that he had seen a baby about 45 feet to the right. >> reporter: his attorney says he left the scene, but quickly notified a supervisor, and cooperated with police. prosecutors said he told his supervisor, quote, i hit something, maybe a dog or child. >> the right thing to do would have been to come to a stop,

not to go over the lawn, and certainly not to continue to drive over the lawn, and after you feel that bump and you run over something to stop and see what was going on. >> reporter: the husband was described as too devastated to appear at the arraignment. the judge provided a defense plea to lower the bail to $100,000. he will be back in court on monday for a status hearing. in san francisco, david steveson, ktvu, channel 2 news. the red cross honored a sunnyvale teenager today, but she is a bigger hero to her mother. >> my hero, she saved my life. >> for, her daughter lindsey had taken a cpr class in high school. the teen received her award this morning. a year ago, her mother collapsed. lindsey said if she was going to do something, she knew she had to do it right away, so she started cpr. time was critical. >> i'm totally fine. >> the doctors warned us, when

she woke up, she could either be suffering from major brain damage, or she will be okay, depending on how well i was able to get that oxygen to her brain. >> the family says they're more than okay now, they have a new appreciation for life, and they're proof, they say, cpr training can save lives. coming up, they're more than man's best friend, they're man's protecter. >> you can't put a price on what these animals do. >> the tribute to police k-9's. >> also, dense fog, and a weather advisory for parts of the bay area

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german chancellor merkel. she and president obama have enjoyed close ties in the past, but she got a report that her own cell phone was being listened to by the national security agency. the white house said it's not true. >> i can tell you that the president assured the chancellor that the united states is not monitoring, and will not monitor the communications of the chancellor. >> the statement did not say if the nsa has intercepted her communications in the past. on monday, the administration was denying similar charges, regarding allegations of a widespread spy administration in france. the white house says the president will speak from the east room of the white house tomorrow morning, as the government shut down ended last week, the president said he was making immigration a priority and wanted congress to pass comprehensive legislation by

the end of the year. >> dozens of people gathered at napa state hospital today to remember a psychiatric technician who was strangled to death by a patient. the patient jess willard massy was convicted of her murder and sentenced to life in prison. the killing prompted changes at the hospital, including the installation of a new alarm system, to help protect hospital safe from sometimes violent patients. k-9 partners lost in the line of duty were honored today. 75 k-9 teams from around california gathered at uc davis for a memorial ceremony. a k-9 named irko was honored, along with a k-9 named max. max died after ingesting liquid

methamphetamine during a bust. >> you can't put a price on what these animals do, or the lives they're saving. those dogs save lives. >> max and irko's names were added to the faithful partner monument, which honors other law enforcement dogs that have lost their lives in the line of duty. it's a royal tradition with a modern twist. what was different about the christening of prince george? plus it's only a matter of time, how officials are planning to combat yellow fever. >> when the possibility of showers is returning to the bay area. >> and 49e

it was a royal event with a

modern twist. the ceremony was much smaller and private than previous christenings. george also has seven god parents, including friends of his parents, which is also a break from tradition. the san francisco 49ers are set to play in london this sunday, and it may feel like a home game. at least that's the plan from some british fans. this is the fourth time the niners have played in great britain. and it's home to some full fledged fans. >> reporter: something about the christening of the royal baby. but the group does attract looks, everywhere it goes. how do you become a 49er fan in england? it starts by being something of a rebel, when you're young. >> my friend was a miami

dolphins fan. the first game i really saw was the super bowl in 1985, against the 49ers. i was not going to be the same fan as he was. just wanted to be his rival. >> reporter: >> it was three of my friends and myself. when i turned up for the sleepover, they all had either dolphins pajamas on, dolphins hats, dolphins shirts on. that's not for me. that team in red and gold, that's for me. >> reporter: this club has official 49ers fans booster club status. social media has been a tool for building membership, along with the 49ers rich history, and the league's now regular trips here. >> back in the 1980s. '87, '88 seemed like a good period to start following the sport. >> reporter: membership in 49ers faithful u.k. is in the neighborhood of 400. it's easier now for these guys to find each other, but it

still requires sacrifice. >> the games are on quite late here. or early in the morning. we make sure we book our leave so we can watch the game and see it through. >> reporter: sunday will be almost as good as the super bowl for the members of 49ers faithful u.k. they don't have to stay up late and watch the game on a small screen. they'll be there seeing it in person. in london, joe fonzi, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> and you can follow joe on twitter for the latest from londonen. find him at joe fonzi, or search #ktvu in london. concerns are growing about an infestation of mosquitoes that can carry yellow fever. the species has been spotted. the week after next, officials

plan to hand out flyers asking them to report mosquito activity. it felt like late june instead of october. look at these temperatures from this afternoon. 53degrees in pacifica, with hazy sunshine around the bay. the warmest temperature on this map as you can see toward livermore, 84 degrees, the high from this afternoon. that checked in right about 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. forecast headlines, we'll go with this for tonight. partly cloudy skies. fog has been regrouping over the past few hours. dense fog returning. first thing tomorrow morning slowly clearing back to near the shore line. the weekend forecast, a sun/cloud mix with temperatures mainly in the 60s, and 70s, as we do head into the weekend. current temperatures out there, pretty chilly already in this 10:00 hour. san francisco, a current temperature of 53 degrees. forecast for tomorrow, the temperature timeline throughout the afternoon hours, starting out with fog at 10:00.

then by 4:00, approaching the 70-degree mark by 4:00. 69degrees, with some hazy sunshine. once again, returning to the south bay. once we get into the fog, here we go. dense in patches near the coast. that is in place until 11:00 thursday morning. hazy sunshine, but still patchy fog in the shore line for the afternoon hours. into friday, a weather system out here in the pacific. this will be drifting to the south. this will definitely generate a few high clouds. all of of this shower activity will remain offshore. the latest observations, or latest forecasts, we'll show you this in at thursday. the clouds out here in the pacific. then friday, here's the expected rainfall pattern, but all of this activity remains to the west. something to keep an eye on, if this does budge to the east a little bit, it could change our forecast. be watching out for friday, and saturday, for now, just a few clouds. forecast highs for tomorrow, after a cool start for the morning hours, thursday afternoon, santa rosa, 70

degrees. stinson beach at 60. vallejo at 68. right around the rim of the bay, not too much of a warm up here. mid-60s. the warmest locations in the mid- to upper 70s. san jose forecast high of 70. san francisco, definitely bundle up here. ocean beach, pacifica, half moon bay, upper 50s, to near 60 degrees. your five-day forecast with the weekend always in view. temperatures not changing too much over the next few days. for your thursday, we're starting out with dense morning fog. here's the break out, at least in the short term for tomorrow. clouds and fog. patchy coastal fog into the afternoon hours. as you can see. it's going to be cooling off by monday with gusty conditions out there. the weekend looking good. watch out for the dense overcast for the commute. >> all right, mark, thank you. game 1 of the world series, and boy, st. louis sure ran into a buzz saw.

not much of a game. >> this might turn into an interesting series after all. you look what happened in the 1st inning. game 1, and we already have the signature play for the entire world series. cardinals better hope it doesn't mean the writing is on the wall for them either. this could be another four and out like last year. adam wainwright on the mound for the cardinals. a grounder to section. pete kozma clearly dropped the ball, but the umpire called him out. the boston manager argues. as you see the replay, there's no way he dropped that making the exchange, so they wind up ruling that he is after all safe. bases loaded and cleared by mike napoli. right after that, everybody going to score. that includes big papi all the way from first, with what you might call a slide. 3-0, and that was pretty much the ballgame. later on, for ortiz, next time

to the plate. bases loaded, big papi deep. carlos beltran with a sensational catch. it goes for a sacrifice fly. beltran had to leave the game, bruised ribs. he's day-to-day. but that increased the lead. boston breezes, and of course, all the postgame talk about that one play in the 1st. here's mike matheny summing it up. >> basically, the explanation is that's not a play i've ever seen before. i'm pretty sure there's six umpires on the field that have never seen that play before either. it's a pretty tough time to debut that overruled call in the world series. i get, trying to get the right call. i get that. just a tough one to swallow. >> who knows what will happen tomorrow? game 2, same time, channel 2, 5:00 for the game. may have been a

exactly what you want to see out of your quarterback. raiderses terrelle pryor does not spend the week at the beach. far from it. he went straight back to the grind. even brought tom house up from southern california to help him work some kinks out. >> we went out to a local field around the oakland area, just to clean up some stuff. i got better, i can say that. i got better, so it was a great time it to get some work in. i rarely get any days off. but there's no time to get off anyways. got to work constantly to improve. >> got a great attitude. one week from tonight,

we'll be talking real warriors basketball and they really better hope this kind of stuff doesn't happen during the regular season. blew a 17 point 2nd half in sacramento. a 29 point spurt. steph curry looking nice. you see the replay of that move. however, they got a little lax and the kings, 4th quarter, making a move. pops the three with 7.6 seconds left, the kings go up 2. in the final moments, the warriors draw a foul. david lee hit one shot, and could have tied it. he clanks. they don't want to play overtime in an exhibition game anyway and they wind up losing. not the kind of thing you want to see in the regular season. the quakes won 1-0 tonight. they're moving on as well. that's the sporting life. thank you for choosing ktvu, channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning news starts at 4:30 tomorrow.

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