>> announcer: from nbc bay area, this "today in the bay." >> happy wednesday morning to you. 4:30, i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia-cannon is off. lots to get to, including talk about the giants. first ready for your day with your forecast. >> forecast looking nice, similar to yesterday, 40s and 50s. jacket weather to start your morning. afternoon, warmer, places like san jose southward 70s. weather-wise, nothing is getting in the way of your morning commute. let's see what else could be with mike. >> rob, overnight road work that might be an issue. no surprises. here in dublin, where the

overnight road work has cleared and west bound with the headlights. eastbound, same thing typical overnight slowing out of livermore and altamont because you're down to one lane. getting into the area southbound 680, a crash a short time ago. this is around san aramon. crash cleared to the shoulder. smoothly past the scene, fedex truck, moved over to the shoulder. rest of bay moves smoothly. we'll track towards the bay bridge coming up. >> we'll check back in with you shortly. a new rule going into expect, concerning which airports people can fly into concerning west african nations. right now, they can only enter the united states through one of five airports during special

screenings and fever checks for ebola, airports include kennedy, washington dulles, newark's liberty, chicago o'hare. after serving as two-time presidential chief staff, ron klain set to take over. he was recently appointed by president obama last week. also, on that news, nbc photographer who got ebola working with dr. nancy snyderman in west africa is free of the virus and could be allowed to leave the hospital today. he released a statement, saying recovering from ebola is a truly humbling feeling and he doesn't regret returning to liberia in september to help raise the alarm about the ebola virus. two u.s. nurses who contracted ebola are responding well right now to the treatment. one of the nurses, nina, has been upgraded from fair to good. wildlife officials are

coming to the defense of mountain lions amid increased citings in the south bay and the peninsula. last night, parents asked them to gauge the real threat of mountain lions roaming their neighborhoods. you have a significantly higher chance of being struck by lightning than being attacked by a mountain lion in an urban area. they're are not looking to relocate the lion but help people not attract them, they say. that means, telling people not to leave food out for the deer because the feed attracts mountain lions as well. and they say the most recent mountain lion sighting needs to be put in perspective. >> the video of the mountain lion on top of the car is misleading. that house is built into the hillside. the lion was -- could literally jump out of its natural habitat on to the car. >> since 1986, there have been 15 mountain lion attacks in the state of california. of those 15 attacks, 6 were

deadly but they all happened in state or county parks, wilderness areas and not urban neighborhoods. >> gives you perspective there. 13-year-old andy lopez remembered one year after being shot and killed by a sheriff depp tip the teens and shot after the deputy mistook lopez's air soft gun as a real ak-47. the shooting led to mass protests. no charges ever filed against the deputy, who is back on patrol now. officials did approve plans for a memorial park for lopez. today a memorial rally held at noon into pg&e testing out state-of-the-art technology, intended to inspect pipelines easier and faster. the test run starts at 10:00 on a street in south san francisco and it's being done by this pipeline robot. the robot travels inside the gas line and inspects condition of the wells. using new inspection method, the robot detects any defects

without the need to cut into the material or dig up the pipe. the new method is less disruptive to customers and reduces inspection time. in a historic move, more than 500,000 will be used to help defend immigrant children from deportation in oakland. city council approved the plan yesterday. 557,000 will be used to pay for legal aid for hundreds of children that have come into the east bay after violence forced them out of central america. alameda officials could add another half million for social services. in fremont, police ramping up their efforts to deter crime by using privately-owned surveillance cameras in people's homes and businesses. tonight, holding workshops to teach people how to install cameras at their home. police say private surveillance cameras were part of the reason for recent slight decrease in burglaries. they say they hope more people will install them and reduce crime even more.

officers wills answering questions about what kind of cameras residents should get. san jose home owners could be getting a break when it comes to making properties earthquake safe. city council plans to hear a proposal to waive permanencies and create other financial incentives. all to encourage people to seismically retrofit properties. officials behind the plan say more than 1,000 properties are soft story buildings which could pose a deadly risk in the event of an earthquake. >> people in east san jose are warned to not drink water. people in this neighborhood have been told to boil any water that they use for drinking or cooking. that's because water tested positive for e. coli. officials say the water's safe for folks to use for regular household purposes, like showering or washing clothes or dishesen it's unclear when the water will be safe to drink again. crews are now working to flush out the water main.

>> action, game one, in the books. giants now up 1-0, in the best of seven series against the kansas city royals. >> gan giants came out swinging three in the first inning. then, bumgardner got the ball and he did the rest. seven innings pitched, one run allowed. the giants win, 7-1. >> this is a dynasty, come on. >> come on. >> let's call a spade a spade here. fans in san francisco ecstatic over how the team performed. you can bet they'll be back cheering the giants on. game two, tonight, 5:00 in kansas city. >> we'll be watching. on the mound, g-men, jake peavy, familiar territory for him. he pitched in last year's world series for the red sox who were of course the world champions. ♪ know you're not alone

because i'm going to make this place your home♪ >> yeah. that's who's going to sing the national anthem tonight, phillip phillips. this is the second time performing at a world series game. last time was in san francisco 2012, when the giants beat the tigers 8-3. dare we say, he's good luck. >> not daring at all. >> covering the giants' push for another world series title all morning long. we're excited about. robbery dell in enemy territory. we'll talk with him in kansas city, coming up at 5:00. >> great treat in the week to find out the giants have won. nice finding out you have warm weather to walk out to. let's check in with rob mayeda. >> we'll manage that later today. and the weather in kansas city, more clouds than we saw yesterday for game two. and there's a chance late in the game, as we see game approaching

midnight kansas city time, could see showers, watching that closely as that game runs late around hour four or longer of the baseball game. back to bay area, a chance of maybe seeing rain late for friday night for game three. right now no rain this morning. mainly clear skies outside. 40s and 50s, cool start. you want the jacket for this morning. as sam was hoping for, a nice afternoon. mild temperatures. showers for the far north bay tomorrow. and we'll see showers dropping further south, friday night and saturday. today, 74 in san jose. look at numbers in morgan hill, up to 78 today. san francisco, close to 7 on low to mid-70s in the north bay and tri-valley looking nice. mostly sunny skies. high today in the mid 70s. >> looking here, bay bridge, sam all over the place, no backup. he's wishing good fortune for everybody. at the maze, smooth drive. oakland, look at the maps and we

see berkeley, approach at the caldecott at the limit. past the coliseum, slowing that shows up. we'll give you a live shot. i've turned cameras south, top of the screen, one flashing light. that starts the construction zone south of 98. that's looks what's going on. back to your maps, zooming toward the area of the east bay and the peninsula as we're looking at both sides of the bay. nothing unexpected, including the south bay. traffic smoothly in the northbound. we won't see that commute for another couple of hours unless something happens which is why i'm here. >> glad you are. a bay bridge ceo going to the white house. >> target's program to win because of customers lost after the data breach. toyota's recall because of faulty air bags. what you need to know if you drive a toyota now.

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4:43. supporters of san francisco's independent paper the bay guardian will rally in the city today. it's the first wednesday without the weekly paper in 48 years. this is what the cover of the final issue looks like last week. bay guardian announced it would shut down because of financial issues. community leaders want to revive the paper saying it's a vital, progressive voice in the community. the rally held at noon at market street. a positive connection to d.c. 4:44 on wednesday. los altos woman honored at white house for her work in the community. barbara camm is a ceo of tech credit union, one of nine who receive the citizenship through business champion of change awards. this year the awards will be handed out to people who are helping immigrants become u.s. citizens and strengthening our economy at the same time. white house says she was selected because of her tremendous work and leadership. >> that's a nice thing. target making a major change

to try to get some of their customers back. plus, u.s. regulators are expanding a recall involving toyota's faulty air bags. kate rogers live at cnbc world head quarters with the headlines. >> good morning. u.s. safety regulators are expanding warnings about defective air bags made by takata to 6.1 million vehicles. urging owners of certain toyota, honda, nissan, subaru, mitsubishi, bmw, chrysler, ford, and gm cars to take immediate action, if they get a recall notice. the bags could rupture and spray metal shrapnel, and have been linked to at least four deaths. futures have turned lower, after a big rally for the markets tuesday. investors reacting to apple's good earnings and talk that european regulators mei lan. a new economic stimulus package. nasdaq had its best day in more than two years and first triple

digit move in nearly three years. data on consumer prices and earnings from boeing. dow jumping 215 points. and the nasdaq up 103 to 4419. one you're after a massive data breach target is getting ready for the shopping season. retailer believes consumers have moved on, though target's profits are down 41% so far this year. among companies' promotions, free shipping on all online orders through december 20th. longer period for price matching and expanding its ship to store pilot program. that program allows items to be shipped faster and target can use stores at distribution centers. >> hopefully find everything once you get there, right? >> 4:45. it's your wednesday morning. we'll check in with meteorologist rob mayeda, tracking weather. how does it look outside? >> today, a similar start to yesterday. but right now 40s and 50s.

47 around napa. 51 san jose. 58 degrees in san francisco. jumping right to today's forecasts. see numbers looking warm. south of downtown san jose, see numbers around, let's say, saratoga, los gatos, campbell, morgan hill. close to 70 around san francisco, palo alto. for the north bay, numbers in the low 70s and mid to upper 70s around the tri-valley. we do not have any rain now. there's a look at radar. up the coast, what you have, showers, up by eureka, north of ukiah for today, that's going to drop for the south around this time tomorrow morning which will be to our first chance of seeing rain returning as we get into thursday forecast. here you go, areas in the north bay, santa rosa, midday thursday. see a chance of rain coming on in. attention turns to what happens on friday morning. notice no rain but winds picking up out of the south as the system begins to approach. that will lead us to seeing

totals from friday night into saturday, getting close to a half inch, we think around ukiah. coastal hilltops may pick up a half inch or more, and numbers drop off as you get into san jose. most of this coming down after midnight friday into saturday morning. five-day outlook for the south bay in san francisco shows temperatures climb up, saturday morning, showers, notice by sunday, skies clearing for the second half of the weekend. for the north bay, different story now. beginning as early as tomorrow. see that rain north of santa rosa dropping south. during the day friday and saturday, showers there, cooler and showery to start the weekend and temperatures rebound towards sunday. the first half of the weekend, plan on seeing morning showers, that should shut down by the afternoon. by sunday, temperatures rebounding again as we see a drier finish to the weekend and heading towards next monday. >> gearing up for rain in the next couple of days. centers for disease control will update the nation on the

enterovirus d-68 outbreak. seven people have died after diagnosed with the illness. the cdc cautioning this does not mean the virus caused death, it was a link. 938 confirmed cases in 46 of the 50 states. a handful of cases located here in the bay area. >> we're safe? we are not safe, okay? i was a victim myself. there are so many victims here, okay. i don't want this to happen to other people, that's why i'm speaking out. >> members of the evergreen district, they want city council members to address their concerns over a spike in burglaries at their next city council meeting. last night they rallied outside the meeting asking for more police officers and substation in their neighborhood. the group claims there were 45 burglaries in all of 2004 and that last month that was double. san jose's most popular

staircase is one step away from getting a curfew. last night leader as agreed to move forward to keep the grand staircase closed from sunset to sunrise. it's a hot spot for work -- folks who work out during the day but at night, neighbors reported drug use and sometimes sexual encounters. they want the area changed from public passageway to a trail which would allow police to enforce the curfew there. for this to happen, an amendment will have to be approved in sacramento. >> see we'll see what develops there. san mateo county approved a ban on smoking around multiunit residences. it's amended a county ordinance to include e-cigarettes in smoking bans. the began goes into effect in 30 days. expanded smoking ban going into effect 14 hon months from now. you thought parking prices for the last giants game were

shocking, right? you won't believe what they are charging in kansas city for the world series. >> this will shock you? no, fremont, easy drive. we had a slowdown in oakland north of here on the nimitz. we'll talk about that and changes going on, coming up.

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downtown san jose. early to get a good gauge of what the weather pattern is like now but we'll be checking in with rob momentarily. 49ers owner eddie debartolo could find himself one step closer to the pro football hall of fame. for the first time ever the committee will nominate two contributors for possible induction into the hall. contributors never played the game. debort toll low, one of 11 folks under consideration. they'll narrow down the list to two candidates. the inductee selected on the day before the super bowl, could be a big win for the 49ers. >> one of those deals you don't rest on winning game one. you've got to go out and, you know, put everything you've got into winning game two. >> peopling humble, right. giants gearing up for game two, taking nothing for granted das spi despite 7-1 win last night.

>> game two tonight 5:00. expect fanfare with it like last night's game. teams introduces before the game. but a key player missing for the opening ceremonies. tim lincecum running late and not dressed, so he had to watch the event from the dugout. >> come on. >> get there on time, timmy. one of the most interesting things to come out of the game was not inside the stadium but outside. "the san francisco chronicle" reports parking outside that ballpark cost just $13. so you are shocked, aren't you? a big difference from here in the bay area where one person found valley parking for $150 before game five of the nlcs. one sports anchor posted a picture of $100 spot, saying he would never complain about parks places in toronto. >> $13 will get you half an order of garlic fries at at&t park, not on the parking front. mike might have a look where you need to go looking for a spotter to your car, for good traffic

flow. >> parking there today, you have good parking. we'll see about friday, though. higher prices, i think. here, cost of driving through oakland, not much and a lot less. flashing lights, top of the screen, over off to the right shoulder, southbound 880, slowdown we saw where the arrow was south of the coliseum. from the bottom of the screen, i saw slowing north toward marina as well, that has cleared. crews in both areas. they have picked up for overnight road work. rest of the bay, you don't see much drama there. we did have slowing showing up through palo alto, cleared past the air roy there. southbound side, right past university. as i got there all crews cleared as well. golden gate bridge, moved the cones. we'll look at san rafael, north 101 coming in toward the golden gate bridge, smooth, easy drive. nothing expected for novato. bay bridge, a few folks waiting

off the left approach. one lane is closed for the time being. by 5:00 all lanes opened and moving smoothly. the grid, no problem on the span. 4:57. bay area, a city working to raise the legal age for smokers. >> that, plus toxic turf, an environmental group ready to sue san francisco over local soccer fields. what's causing so much concern.

4:59 now. the ebola czar takes control this morning what happen his job will be and the changes already in progress. seeing a cool start for the morning with 40 and 50s outside. you might be surprised how warm these temperatures will be turning, as we head into the south bay. a look at forecast coming up. >> turning the curve over on the approach to treasure island. no problems on the span itself. we'll talk about the east bay

coming up. the giants off to a strong start in kansas city. couldn't have asked for more than this, game one in the bag. we'll get you ready for game two. >> live look outside. kauffman stadium, kansas city. game two, we mentioned, set to start tonight, 5:00, orange october rolling right on. it is wednesday, october 22. this is "today in the bay." >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >> very happy wednesday morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. >> happening now, after sieving as two-time vice presidential chief of staff, ron klain takes over the fight to combat ebola. klain's duties include leading decision making process when it comes to how the nation should respond and prepare for the spread of the virus. new rule goes into effect, restricting which u.s. airports people can