man. you know, things you're going to never forget. >> this morning the hunt for the orange october is getting a little help from a kung fu pand avmt good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. that's got a nice ripping to it. we call this guy the panda but maybe we should just call him mr. october. he hit not one, not two, but three home runs in game one of the world series in that victory over the detroit tigers. the giants taking the field again tonight. this morning we have our team in place at at&t park. bob redell is live outside the ball yard but we'll start off inside with csn bay area's amy gutierrez. she is the only reporter inside at&t park this morning. amy, the panda, sandoval, stealing that show last night but also another big night for pitcher barry zito. the comeback is on. he's feeling the magic.

>> reporter: he absolutely is. barry zito is used to being overshadowed, jon, because that's basically been his story. he's been overshadowed by that huge contract he signed with the giants back in 2007, struggling mightily for five seasons with the men in the orange and black, so much so that he was left off the 2010 postseason roster. but 2012 has been a year of redemption for zito, continuing to turn out solid performances for his team. last night on one of the biggest stages, game one of the world series, he gives the giants 5 2/3 innings of one-run baseball. guys, he did it without all of his pitches, but you take his curveball and his cutter, you combine that with pablo's hat trick and the giants get a game one victory. for the first time in this postseason the giants are in the drie driver's seat. >> we know we have it in our pocket that we can come back with our backs against the wall in elimination games but there's

no need to put that pressure on ourselves. so for us to get the first game especially against verlander is just -- you know, it's great. >> reporter: really nice to see barry zito having some success. pablo's three home run night was so much fun, we're going to show you again. two of those home runs came off of the tigers ace, justin verlander. who would have thunk it. the giants obliterated verlander last night. barry zito adding a little insult to injury with a fourth inning rbi single himself. game two tonight. the giants have a lot of work to do still. 5:07 first pitch. tigers doug fister will square off against madison bumgarner. bumgarner has made a tweak in his mechanics and it's going to be interesting to see how that plays out. it's going to be fun. let's get it back to you guys. >> thanks so much, amy. well, that history-making night all the more special for pablo sandoval because his family was

up in the stands watching it all unfold. we've got video of the giants heading into the clubhouse after the game, high fiving throngs of family and friends. the moment really started to sink in for sandoval who got emotional while talking to us in the locker room. >> especially in the world series, you dream like a little kid of being in the world series. hitting three home runs is too much for me right now. >> sandoval is now the fourth player to hit three home runs in a world series game. he's the first player to hit home runs in each of his first three plate appearances in a world series game. amazing. >> a lot of giants fans out there hoping to get their hands on some of those bats and balls from last night's game. some of it will go on sale today from the clubhouse store located at at&t park. that is where bob redell is live right now at the ball yard. bob, we want to know how many cool things -- what kind of stuff will be available out there? >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. as far as we know mostly balls

from last night's game. the game during which pablo sandoval made world series history with those three home runs, which explains this scene last night after the game. the postgame rush to the promenade store from the clubhouse items. they sell basically memorabilia from each game. the fans were looking for anything related to the panda's performance, including the bat that he used to knock those three home runs into the stands. no surprise, that bat will not be going up for sale. you could say the giants learned their lesson earlier in the week when they accidentally sold another bat of historical significance. we're talking about the wooden stick hunter pence used to hit a two-run double in the seventh game against the cards. that's the bat that broke and hit the ball three times before going out into the field. it did end up, the bat that is, in the hands of rick alonia who bought it from the clubhouse store for $400. >> i got up in the morning and

told my boys about it. and my 22-year-old said to me, you know, you should give hunter his bat back. i go, oh, man, i just got it. >> reporter: he took his son's advice, returned the bat to pence before last night's game. in exchange, he got a pence-signed bat and two tickets to the ceo's suite where he did watch game one last night. coming up in about 45 minutes, the giants did get that bat back but they are still looking for another piece of memorabilia from game seven. that was the pennant race game that the giants clinched the pennant from the cards. we'll tell you what that's all about coming up. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." if fans aren't trying to get some of that memorabilia, they're shelling out plenty of money to see history. we checked stubhub this morning. standing room only tickets are going for $499 each. seats in the bleachers going for

$2200. the upper deck will set you back at least $625. that's not just the tickets that are expensive. parking at lots near the stadium going for as much as $130 per space. we've got a live look at at&t park this morning. arturo santiago is out there this morning crunching those numbers for us. he's going to have a live report coming up at 6:30. while that little view right there could be your best bet. the most economical view. it's not sitting at home. >> exactly. the giants rolling into game two, the fun continuing tonight at at&t park. the very first pitch will be thrown at 5:07 sharp. we'll of course have continuing coverage all things giants throughout the entire morning and all day long on nbc bay area.com. just check out our home page for the latest world series news. keep it tuned right here. we also have a look at our forecast for today. let's check in with christina loren. >> good morning to you. this doesn't paint a very good picture. this is not rain, this is steady

drizzle. we have some thick fog out there which is typically the case after it rains, but it looks like the fog will clear from north to south this morning. give yourself extra time. conditions are slick. we still have areas of ponding out there from the showers that rolled through over the past few days. 52 in novato, 49 to start in sonoma and you're at a comfortable 57 in san francisco. as we head throughout the afternoon, temperatures will climb into the mid-60s about noon inland. you'll see the sun come back out in full force but what it's i call deceptive sunshine. you'll look out your window, beautiful, beautiful sunny day but not warm, especially not what we traditionally see this time of year. we stop the clock on your futurecast. still seeing the clouds from concord to livermore but getting clearing from santa rosa to san francisco. we stop the clock again for you. high noon, nice and clear over the greater bay area. it will be warmner san francisco by 5 to 8 degrees. 70s inland, 67 bayside and 65 at

the coast. we want to help you make the weekend plans and we're looking toward potentially a wet halloween. we'll talk about that coming up. i know, it's scary. let's check your drive with mike. >> crunch bars still have chocolate around the krunchcrun, that's good. the volume picks up but you're still okay near the limit. let's look at the map and show you there are portions where you're dipping down toward the upper 50s coming off of the bridge but farther north this is westbound 80 at hilltop drive, there is a disabled vehicle and it was taking a while to move that from the center lane. the backup forming coming out of hercules. we'll follow this and the pattern that follows the ripple effect as you come off the carquinez bridge. we'll show you the toll plaza. still hefty volume so the metering lights turned on. there's that mist christina was talking about. the drizzle will affect the

view. coming across the san mateo bridge also on the peninsula side, the glowing lights, low clouds and drizzle so traction will be an issue on the off-ramps. and the south bay where the volume builds for north 101, we have speeds dipping towards the 50s and upper 40s as you're coming up toward the airport from 101. we'll see how the rest is shaping up in the next report. we have a developing story in san jose where police are investigating an overnight shooting outside an office max at the popular plant shopping center just down the street from the san jose fairgrounds. police say a woman was shot just before 3:00 this morning. her injuries said to be not life-threatening. two other women were arrested a short distance from that scene and they are now in custody. also new this morning, a home now a crime scene after robbers burst inside overnight. this all happened at a home on coral road near interstate 880. officers not releasing many details about the investigation

but they do tell us they believe one of those suspects is in custody. also new this morning, a very close call in san francisco after a moving car fires shots at an officer. this happened at about 1:00 this morning, 1:30 to be precise on bryant street near 23rd street in the mission district. officers say one of the three people in that car is now detained. the others still on the loose. that officer fortunately was not injured. 6:10. coming up, comic relief for the commander in chief. >> this all dates back to when we were growing up together in kenya. we've got more on the president's late-night stop on the campaign trail. his jab at donald trump, and which team the president is rooting for in the world series. plus how to turn a 3 into a 4 without using any math. i'll show you coming up in business news. >> reporter: and i just got some brand new information about a young girl whose body was found along the san mateo county

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welcome back, everybody. salute those game one world series winning giants, that's willie mccovey right now. a live look at san francisco at his statue. the living legend hall of famer hit 521 home runs during his career. giants go back at it in game two tonight. it is 6:13. just into our newsroom, new information in the past 30 minutes about the body of a young girl found along the san mateo county court. a passerby found her while walking on san gregorio beach. marla tellez just spoke to the coroner and she joins us live outside the office with the update. good morning, marla. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, i just hung up the phone

with the san mateo county coroner. that's where we are this morning. he says this case is really a mystery because it's so unusual for a young girl like this not to be reported missing and that is the case in this instance. now, her body was found about ten miles south of half moon bay near san gregorio beach. the discovery was made sunday afternoon. the coroner tells me she was in the water between two to five days before being found. she's described as a caucasian girl between 12 and 16 years old. she's petite, 5'4", close to 110 pounds. she has dark either brown or black hair. here's what she was wearing. tan or faded hurley jeans, a red shirt, red and silver timex watch. also on her teeth she had a full set of braces with red or pink rubber bands. so she had quite a bit of dental work done. the coroner tells me that she has been put into the state wide

and nationwide missing persons database. from here the next step he says is to submit a sample of her dna to the department of justice, hoping to get her identified, hoping to give her a name other than jane doe. live in san mateo, marla tellez, "today in the bay." it is 6:15. time for a quick check on the day's top stories. a close call in san francisco as police try to track down suspects who fired at an officer from a moving car. that officer was not hurt. one of the suspects has been arrested. the others still on the loose. a 19-year-old man now charged with killing his sister-in-law and her two toddlers inside their home near sacramento. no motive has been released, but investigators say the suspect has a strained relationship with his family. fresh off last night's win, the giants try to keep the momentum going, playing the tigers tonight in game two of the world series. the giants victorious last night, pounding detroit 8-3.

when apple announced the ipad mini this week, it also announced the ipad 4. >> that was quite the surprise to everybody. scott mcgrew says particularly to those who just bought an ipad. >> yeah, apple just announced it back in march. you'd be kind of irritated you have old technology. so apple stores are, we hear, extending their very generous return policy. this according to bloggers. from 15 days to 30 days and they will exchange the ipad 3 and that old, old technology, seven months old, for the new ipad 4. shares of facebook had their biggest one-day gain ever after mark zuckerberg assured analysts and reporters the company was making strides in mobile. shares were up 20% and that is tremendous news for facebook employees because after of monday they can start selling shares of the company on the open market.

so they go from paper rich to actually rich. it's really a wonderful bit of timing for them and for car dealers in palo alto. today is the day microsoft releases windows 8 on the world. this is the biggest update to windows since 1995 and windows 95. as you can see, it is a very different interface. you'll likely not see it at work any time soon. companies probably are going to stick to the old version as long as they can, at least for now. reviews have been pretty mixed. people like the tiles which look a lot like a tablet. you can do it with a finger or with your mouse, but it does mean relearning some of the things that we've been doing for nearly 20 years on windows. back to you. >> old dog, new tricks. >> old dogs like me, it's tough to learn new tricks. 6:17. let's check in weather wise getting away from the rain. >> pull out that short-sleeved shirt for today. that's the trick. you can leave the jacket i'm going to say some cities you can

leave it at home. it just depends on where you're waking up. bundle up the little ones, of course, they're more sensitive to the cold than us adults. taking you out live to the golden gate bridge, we've got some drizzle out there but basically our temperatures are nice and mild. we're close to 60 degrees in many cities across the bay. smg, although you can't see it because it's still dark, we still have a full deck of clouds that's helping keep us nice and mild. look at this, we're at 57 degrees in san francisco. take you down south to gilroy, 53 degrees. they dropped into the low 40s yesterday so that's a 13-degree jump this morning. that's good news. you don't have to shiver on your way to the car this morning. as we head through this afternoon, high pressure builds in. that area of low pressure finally takes a hike. for us this will be nice and mild for your thursday. by tomorrow, nice and warm. 70 degrees in livermore, 69 in santa teresa and 68 in san jose. our air quality today

phenomenal. phenomenal with those showers that came through. it's going to be nice and clear out at the giants game, at&t park, world series series game two works like this. we had that wind yesterday out of the west-southwest. we did get a little carry. you might recall panda's balls went out to left field. today the balls will be carried in another direction out towards right field as our winds have shifted out of the north-northwest. so keep that in mind. that's what you want to look for during today's world series game two. let's go, giants. now, as we head throughout the next seven days, we've got more change on the way. after we get through this nice, warm dry stretch tuesday into halloween looking towards some rain. an these are tropical showers. your temperatures will be in the 70s. it will feel nice and mild but heavy rain is on the way next week. we want to get you to work on time. good morning, mike. >> hey, wait a minute, wait a minute. catch her seven-day next time, there was a spooky house on there. this is the east shore freeway.

i have moved the camera around. this is westbound, your commute. we saw all those headlights coming toward us past the racetrack but then things smooth out. but here is interstate 80. here's 580 coming off of the approach from 24, highway 13 out of the east bay and they're merging right over there. you see these taillights starting to slow, so even off of the maze they're slowing towards the bay bridge toll plaza where's there's the big backup at the bay bridge. we're seeing heavier volume north past high street. the glow to the lights, the mist in the air, christina is talking about needing those windshield wipers in more spots on the pain as well. that's likely. we're looking at more cars for 580. this is the tri-valley and we'll look at the slowing on our maps. looking west 580 out of the altamont through livermore, slowing all the way through dublin. it's holding steady until you get to the dublin interchange. no problems through sunol.

here is your northbound 101 area where i was worried about that first burst but it's gradually building now coming up toward tully, also 87. also getting off of 87 at capital expressway there's an issue at the off-ramp. one of the lanes a stalled vehicle there may cause some backup. we see it forming in the last few minutes. i will track that because that could cause problems for 85 as well. meanwhile, a live look outside and we'll show you how the peninsula shows up. smooth through palo alto all the way up to san mateo. watch that drizzle, it might be a factor. 6:21 right now. coming up, whipping around that campaign track. the things shifting into high gear with only 12 days to go until we declare a winner. we'll tell you where the candidates are motoring off to just ahead. >> michelle takes this healthy eating seriously, so it is appear election year, so candy for everybody. >> halloween good at the white house. from commander in chief to stand-up comedian.

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today. in the meantime, the president's candid conversation with jay leno getting big applause from "the tonight show" crowd. the president mentioned the world series but did not endorse a team. he also talked about his ongoing bouts with donald trump. >> this all dates back to when we were growing up together in kenya. >> i've got to give you that one. i've got to give you that one. >> yeah, you do got to give him that one. coming up this morning, president obama goes one on one with brian williams in an exclusive interview. you can hear his views on the state of the race and his relationship with mitt romney coming up on the "today" show. that's at 7:00. >> they were just hanging out on the farm there talking politics. 6:25 right now. christina loren is talking weather and talking sunshine. >> talking sunshine. if you've been putting off hitting the pumpkin patch, it might be your day to do so. the sun comes back out in full force. temperatures are going to take a little while to rebound as we

had that cold front come through here, but a little bit of drizzle this morning, clearing by noon. 70 degrees inland, 67 bayside. you'll hit about 65 degrees at the coast. now, if you've got little ones and you want to take them out for halloween, stay tuned for my forecast of the wait until you see that seven-day. could see some rain. we'll tell you where and when coming up. first let's check your drive with mike. >> glowing lights, san mateo bridge approaching the foster city side, you see the misty conditions. that might be affecting your drive. the traction and of course your view of the san mateo bridge with the volume building. over on the east side, the hayward side as you're coming over toward the flat section, reports of an accident now, 880 at a street just as you're making that transition over toward the toll plaza so keep that in mind. i'll track that. meanwhile the bay bridge, we're looking at a blurry view here as well so there's mist on the lenses and of course the cars are filled here at the toll plaza all the way back toward the maze, guys. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 6:26. still ahead, reputations ruined

as teen athletes get caught up in an online sex scandal. we'll have more on the fantasy league that has nothing to do with sports and what an east bay school is doing about it. at this point you can say they're in a league of their own. history in the making as the giants head into game two of the world series, but the question is how much will you have to shell out if you want to get not a ticket, how about a parking shot at the ball yard? we'll explain just ahead. well, we've got a free look right now at at&t park, where all the action happened last night. pandemonium was for sure a lot more tonight and a lot more ahead on this newscast. 6:27. [ woman ] dear chex cereal, i've never written a fan letter before, but you've done what i thought was impossible:

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york stock exchange feeling the magic all over the country on this thursday, october 25th. this is "today in the bay." back at the wall. he's homered again! >> yes, he did, again and again and again. three home runs in three at-bats. the panda pounding on detroit. pablo sandoval just doing it, hitting his way into the history books, giving the giants a game one world series win against detroit and it was a thing of beauty. good morning, everybody, i'm jon kelley. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. no sluggish start this time around for the giants who haven't won the first game of the entire postseason until last night. now fans are paying a pretty penny to watch history. arturo santiago is live at the ballpark.

>> reporter: good morning, laura and jon. when you start adding up the cost of the tickets, the parking, the food and drink, this could redefine the question is it worth it? but keep in mind, this is history in the making. first of all, let's start and talk about getting into the game. you'll need a ticket and that can cost anywhere from $200 for standing room only tickets, $600 for something like lower box and up to $1,000 for those cream of the crop tickets. now, parking is nothing to honk at. v valet parking can run between $90 to $130. you'll also need a program because you don't know who the players are without a program. the cost is $15, $5 more than usual. once you're in the park you need to eat and drink which is a notoriously expensive thing to do in a major league ballpark, just during a regular season. think of what the cost would be to bring the entire family. >> this morning it looks like it's going to be $1600 just to

get a standing spot in right field, so up from there. sitting would have been $2,000 or more. >> we've got pins for $10. t-shirts are in the $30-35 range. >> your most expensive item? >> jerseys, $125. >> reporter: now, even if you just want to be part of the atmosphere around at&t park and just watch the series from a bar or restaurant, that could also be pretty expensive proposition. now, if you were to talk to any giants fan at the end of the day and ask them was it worth it? i believe each one of them would say absolutely. i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." we'll have continuing coverage all things giants throughout the morning and all day long at nbcbayarea.com. check out our home page for the latest world series news. 6:32 right now. i guess it's safe to say everything is right. the giants big win, got another one tonight and weather. >> cooperating too. >> christina loren filling us in on that. >> that's right.

taking a live look. this is a beautiful shot, beautiful perspective here over mccovey cove, at&t park off in the distance. an those clouds still have not lowered to the surface. we're expecting thick fog between 7:00 and 9:00 today but, hey, those clouds will clear early and we'll get a lot of sunshine. we're at 55 in the south bay at san jose and 55 in santa cruz. you might be able to get out there and hit the beach. warm sand on santa cruz as we get into this probably sunday the best day for that. i want to stop the clock and tell the story of the day. what we're going to see is those clouds clearing from north to south. by 10:00 a.m. mostly cloudy from oakland to fremont in san jose but the north bay getting some sunshine. stop the clock again at noon, everybody enjoying abundant sunshine and a warmer day today as well. 70s inland, 67 bayside and 65 at the coast. that's your look at weather. let's see how well we're doing in the traffic department. good morning, mike. >> good morning. we'll start in the south bay.

all these lights translate to the map slowing. 680 north on 101 but the slowdown starts between basically tully, that area with the yellow. looking at 85, the slowing kicks in over the last ten minutes. slow from 87 all the way up to saratoga. 87 itself the build up into downtown. i've circled the incident southbound 87 at capital expressway off-ramp. we had a disabled vehicle in the lanes. looks like it's in its final clearing stages and there's no slowing in that scene. now along the east bay we're looking at a slow sunshine side for 880 really building down into union city. disabled motorcycle cleared from lanes as you're approaching the san mateo bridge. a little slowing approaching the toll plaza and the live look shows you the bridge traffic volume picking up westbound with those taillights. there is a flow over towards the peninsula. and emeryville, west 80 with all of those headlights. that's the east shore freeway.

that's not a surprise. the good news, there are no incidents heading toward the busy toll plaza. we have continuing coverage of just a brutal attack near sacramento. this morning a family member under arrest after a mother and two of her children were killed in their home. investigators arresting a 19-year-old man they say killed his sister-in-law and her two toddlers in their rancho cordoba home just this week. the they say he had a strained relationship with his family. he was picked up at a denny's restaurant yesterday morning. police found him asleep in a booth. the victim's car was found in the parking lot. 6:35. new this morning officials at piedmont high school plan to hold an assembly to address an online fantasy sex league run by student athletes. the district superintendent addressed the highly publicized league during a school board meeting last night. the principal says female students were drafted as part of the league and that male athletes earned points for engaging in sexual acts with

unknowing girls on that list. parents were notified about the website last week. the school plans to address the situation with an assembly in december and district officials will interview students one on one. they found drugs and cash inside of his car and his home and this morning an east bay middle school teacher is behind bars. police arresting allen goodman of walnut creek yesterday after searching his car an his house. the 66-year-old is a teacher from hercules middle school. goodman was arrested for various marijuana charges. it's 6:36. still ahead, back to the scene of the crime. we'll tell you when a couple suspected of killing an east bay schoolteacher will make their way back to california. also a deadly shark attack. we have new details about the size of that great white shark that's said to be still swimming in the pacific waters. thirty-eight. schools. trouble, we all should help out. under thirty-eight they do. more a year. bucks. money for schools. every school dollar must be... spent on student learning. student wins. vote yes on thirty-eight.

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home, then stole her subaru and fled to the seattle area. 6:40. cal osha investigating the death of a crane mechanic killed at the port of oakland. the worker was inspecting a crane yesterday when he was hit by a moving part suffering serious head and chest injuries. he was taken to the hospital where he died. his name has not been released. laura, a santa barbara beach still shut down this morning after a surfer was killed in a shark attack. experts have uncovered more clues about the shark that bit and killed the man yesterday. now, they say it was probably a 15-foot great white and the clues coming from the bite marks left on the surfboard. experts say while shark attacks are rare, sharks are close to shore right now because their prey like seals and sea lions are very plentiful. it's 6:40. coming up, a shot at redemption. a big win for barry zito.

plus pablo sandoval's historic home runs as the giants continue their world series run. we'll have a look at how fans are trying to take pieces of history home with them. plus a very big day again for apple and google's fight for gay marriage all ahead in business news. and we have a warm stretch of fair weather on the way. taking a live look at at&t park this morning, your official game two world series forecast just minutes away. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso.

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morning game one of the world series in the record books. along with a new candidate for the title of mr. october. >> like a little kid being in

the world series. to hit three home runs is too much for me right now. >> oh, it was a lot for your fans too. he hit three home runs in the game one win over the detroit tigers. giants off to a certain solid start but there are more games to play in the series starting with game two tonight. this morning we have team coverage of our own. taking the field, bob redell, arturo santiago outside of the stadium but we with amy gutierrez. amy, you spoke to sandoval. what did he tell you about his big at-bats? it was so amazing. >> reporter: pablo sandoval always says to me i'm so excited, i'm so excited, i'm so excited. and that's what he said last night when i interviewed him. of course he joined a very exclusive and short list as only the fourth major league baseball player to hit three home runs in a single world series game. others on that list, babe ruth,

reggie jackson and albert pujols. last night pablo sandoval could not not hit anything. he took tiger's ace justin verlander not once, but twice and inflicted the same punishment on tigers reliever al albuquerque. the bat that hit those two home runs on its way to cooperstown. pablo donated it last night to the hall of fame. as you heard, pablo sandoval is living the dream. this is a moment he dreamt about as a little kid growingup in venezuela, pretending to play in a world series game. >> i can't believe i did it. it's one of those things that you say you get piece out there. you play seven games and the last series, we keep it hot because we get just one day off. we have to play our game. >> reporter: the giants certainly can't get kwum fee.

this is a seven-game series. but pablo's three home run night is only the second in at&t park history. the first to do it, kevin elster, a dodger, on the very first game to take place at at&t park back in 2000. i'm sure the fans are much happier with pablo' feat. game time tonight, first pitch at 5:07. tigers doug fister going up against the giants madison bumgarner. the giants hope to go to detroit with two under their belt. back to you guys. >> thank you so much, amy. nothing short of an historic night for pablo sandoval but also for barry zito. this was a major shot of redemption. he was cheered by fans as he took the field. in the past we remember fans heckling zito for failing to produce results after signing that big, fat contract worth more than $120 million. last night zito stepped back and admits, yeah, he feels great. >> for us to get the first game,

especially against verlander, is just -- you know, it's great. >> it was a great night all the way around for zito and also the cy young winner lasted through five innings before he was relieved by another cy young winner, tim lincecum, who looked good too. >> if you're trying to make it to one of the games but can't afford a ticket, some faithful giants fans will be camped out near mccovey cove for free for a time. arturo santiago is live in san francisco checking out the best spots for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, laura. a little bit earlier on we were talking about how expensive it was to watch a world series game here at at&t park. this is kind of the flip side to that coin. the secret is knowing what there is to do and how to do it. we are at the knot hole between right field and mccovey cove. this is where people get to line up and get a wristband and are allowed to watch three innings of the game and it's completely

free. there's also the arcade over in left field where people can get in for free three innings at a time. if you're into baseball and floating and don't have to see the game, mccovey cove is an inexpensive option and not buying a ticket to a world series game is a major cost saver, especially if all you want to do is just be around while the giants try to win a world series. >> it's just a lot of fun to come down, say you went to the world series and get to see a little bit of the game. >> it's a wonderful experience. it's very exhilarating. it's where the real diehard fans are that can't afford to go in and can't afford a ticket. >> reporter: now, this is -- as far as knot holes go, this is a pretty big one and a lot can happen in just three innings so it doesn't have to cost you a small fortune is all you want to do is be part of the celebration. we're live at at&t park, i'm arturo santiago, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. and of course a lot of fans would love to get their hands on a piece of history, like how

about pablo sandoval's home-run hitting bat. sorry, not for sale. the giants ralost track of some key items from the national league championship game. bob redell is live at the ballpark this morning. bob, you told us they did track down one item but apparently there's still something missing? >> reporter: you are correct. good morning to you, jon. the giants and major league baseball always try to keep bats, balls, other pieces of equipment of historical significance like this object we're about to show you. the ball that marco scutaro caught in the rain monday night in game 7 against the cards. the final out that clinched the pennant for the giants. the problem is no one knows where it's at. if you have an inkling, give them a call. the team almost lost another piece of equipment that made giants baseball history that night. we're talking about the bat that hunter pence used in that game

to hit a two-run double. that's the bat that broke apart and hit the ball three times before sending the ball out in the field. the giants accidentally sold it in their from the clubhouse store where fans can buy memorabilia from the game. rick alonia did, forking over $400 for pence's bat. after a change of heart central command pressure from his sons, he decided to return it yesterday to hunter pence. >> i thought it would be really important to get it back to him before he started the game, since it has all this new magic to it, right? >> reporter: in exchange he received a signed bat from pence and also got to watch last night's game in the suite that the ceo sits in when he's watching these games. now, fans after last night's game rushed the from the clubhouse store looking for anything related to pablo' performance, specifically his bat. as you heard amy mention, he's already donated that to

cooperstown. reporting live outside mccovey cove, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we'll have continuing coverage of all things giants throughout the morning and of course all day long on nbcb nbcbayarea.com. check out our home page for the latest world series news. 6:51 and it sounds like there's going to be good weather. giants got game two an mother nature will make it a nice one. >> she is. if you got tickets to this game, you picked the right game weatherwise anyhow. hopefully they'll win again. 6:51, taking a live look at a drizzly shot of the golden gate bridge this morning. now we're not going to see wet weather today, oh, no. once we clear this fog out that's generating the drizzle, it's going to be really nice. abundant sunshine and really, really good air quality. later on it's going to be crystal clear out there. 6:51. starting with this live look at san jose, you can't see from this picture because it's rather dark but we have mostly cloudy conditions here as well. a cold front came through and

will take one day for that cool air to get out before we hit the 70s. 57 in san francisco, 49 in sonoma an we're at 52 degrees up in the north bay, 55 here in san jose. we were in the 40s this time yesterday. still probably need a coat but you can ditch it by about noon as temperatures climb to the mid-60s inland. we'll be back in the 80s as we get into this weekend. high pressure takes control, takes that storm track way to the north. for us it's going to generate a weak offshore flow. that means a fog-free start on sunday and a really comfortable afternoon, even in san francisco. we'll get to that seven-day about one minute away. 68 in san jose. got to get to the giants forecast first. 5:00 p.m., 61 degrees at at&t park. world series game two will be very clear. looks like we'll see 59 degrees because of that clear sky overhead, temperatures will drop very quickly.

57 by 7:00 p.m. and the wind could take the baseball out to mccovey cove or right center field. that's where it's headed tonight as our wind direction has shifted. we're seeing breezes coming out of the north-northwest. last night it was the west-southwest. what a game last night. 81 by saturday, 82 on sunday. that's your day for outdoor activities as our days for outdoor activities are numbered. tuesday into wednesday a rainy pattern develops. we're talking about a lot of rain. it's a tropical pattern. this rain is coming up from the south. it's still going to be warm but looking like a washout as we get into tuesday, wednesday and halloween. just count on it. put it on your radar. we might see some heavy rain. we'll keep you posted. let's check on that drive with mike. >> we'll check out that. now, we expect to see slowing at the dublin interchange. heavier slowing heading up the dublin grade. at the top of the grade there it is, reports of a stalled vehicle in your middle lane. that may have just moved off to the shoulder as they update this. they were trying to get that car

out of that middle lane but there is slowing heading into castro valley. also big build suddenly over the last ten minutes. we see slowing sensors. so the build is on through that area and expect that express lane to cost a little bit more today heading down into fremont. also slow at the castro valley y, we expect that for north 238. all the way down toward the san mateo bridge, the volume builds westbound but no incidents. continuing south to the dumbarton bridge, also slow into union city for 880. two new accidents for 680, one at pleasant hill causing that ripple back off of 242. also south 680 coming into alamo, reports of an injury accident. i saw a number of incidents reported. not a lot of detail but a lot of people saw it meaning there were a lot of cars on the road. that's why we see that quick slowing. and we'll look over toward the bay bridge toll plaza. that drizzle is on our lens here. wet roads on the approach and all these cars, the back upgoing

back toward west 580 and west grand avenue. the east shore freeway shows you the volume of traffic as well. the blurry lights because of that moisture and wet roads. slow. 38 minutes from hercules all the way down to the toll plaza. that's about twice the time it typically takes people, guys, back to you sglmplt right now we have new details from the san mateo county coroner about the body of a young girl found on sunday. a passerby found her body walking about a half mile from the beach's spraentrance. marla tellez is live from the coroner's office with more on this mystery and the key description that could help identify her. marla, good morning. >> reporter: jon, good morning. you mentioned that this girl was found on the beach just south of half moon bay on san gregorio beach. well, the san mateo county coroner here tells me it appears that she was in the water 2 to 5 days before a couple just out for a walk happened to find her. here is her description. she is caucasian between 12 and

16 years old. 5'4", 108 pounds with dark brown or black hair. as for her clothes, take note of the brand names. she was wearing hurley jeans, either tan or faded hurley jeans, a red shirt, a timex watch and she has braces with red or pink rubber bands wrapped around those braces. the coroner tells me she was even wearing brand new shoes. >> they recognize the clothing she was wearing or an orthodontist that hasn't seen the patient that may have missed an appointment should contact our office or if there's neighbors or family members that have family members on vacation that are overdue, if she had been hiking or she could be a victim of a traffic accident or a boating accident. >> reporter: the coroner goes on to say her description and

fingerprints have been entered into a statewide and nationwide missing persons database. in the meantime, the search for her identity continues. the coroner says weather permitting, today authorities are going to launch a plane to scour the san mateo county coastline hoping to find more clues. live in san mateo, marla tellez, "today in the bay." 6:57. occupy oakland marks it's one-year anniversary today as a new movement threatens to disrupt it. someone posted flyers around downtown oakland last week urging people to bring bats and defend the city from anarchists and vandals. the group behind the flier calls itself defend our oakland movement, or d.o.o.m. activists plan to rally and march at city hall today, exactly one year after occupiers were first evicted from their encampment, sparking violent protests and vandalism in the streets. oakland police have mutual aid on standby just in case things get out of hand. 6:57 right now.

google stepping out this morning to take sides on gay marriage. >> the internet giant launched a new website it hopes will sway votes. scott mcgrew, normally companies stay out of political fights. >> good morning, lower avmt google's founder says it's less about politics and more about civil rights. the website they are supporting is called the four. there's four states considering laws this november. it features video of google employees speaking out in favor of marriage equality. taking a look at the markets, san jose's adobe bringing the buzzer on the nasdaq this morning opening trading. apple will report its profits after the closing bell this afternoon. apple a huge chunk of both the nasdaq index and the s&p 500. in general, we've seen largely disappointing results from companies, so apple is a big hope. then we just got the jobless claims for the week. they look pretty solid, so it should be a better market this morning. back to you.

>> better morning as well. clear from the rain. we want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> yeah, now the fog has settled in but we'll be done with it by about 10:00 in san francisco. mostly clear conditions over the whole bay area come noon. 70 degrees inland, 67 bayside and at the coast 65 degrees. we'll have your seven-day outlook every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show. let's check on the drive once more. >> the slowing has also settled in. 101 slow before you get to capital all the way up past the airport. 280 jammed all the way past 880 into cupertino. 85 really slow approaching highway 87 and all the way up in towards saratoga. the earlier incident at capital expressway is cleared. bad news, 87 is not clear. live look at palo alto. we have a nice, smooth drive for 101, the pain is good, guys, into the city. back to you. >> thanks a lot. thank you for joining us this morning. we'll bow back with a local news update at 7:25 and every half hour after that. >> we certainly will. have a great day and we'll see yo