good morning. coming up on today in the bay, neighbors say enough is enough. why they say they live in fear because of a south bay bar. plus, the chp responds to allegations that one of its officers stole nude photos from the woman of a cell phone he arrested. it's brand new ball game. a dramatic come from behind win puts the giants within striking distance of the biggest honor the baseball. this is today in the bay. we are taking a live look outside in the beautiful city of san francisco where the giants scored a major win last night and the city is twinkling in joy

this morning. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. let's check in with anthony slaughter with your microclimate forecast. >> good morning. the giants really took that win last night and this morning we're waking up to a few clouds in the sky. you can see the sun beginning to come up. we'll see the morning clouds. we'll see plenty of sunshine. quite a different story from yesterday. jacket weather is in place this up coming week as temperatures definitely cool off. no more 80s for inland valleys. we're back into the 70s and 60s. showers return just in time for halloween. we'll talk more about that coming up. our live radar standing clear skies and you can see as we see from our sky camera network plenty of sunshine later on this afternoon. jacket weather. low 70s is as warm as it will be today.

you'll feel the nip in the air once you step outside. we'll talk about our rain chances once we get into halloween. thank you. we'll check in with you later. this is it. tonight marks the final home game for the 2014 giants. win or lose they'll head back to kansas city. they'll hit the road with their sights set on a championship. >> i'm so happy they won. can't even describe it right now. >> the atmosphere was pure euphoria as the giant come with a come from behind win. the giants fell behind early but scored ten unanswered runs pouncing the royals, 11-4. >> had some really big at-bats. crawford getting on early. we did a nice job getting on. we're able to execute them, move some runners over. this all around it was a nice game.

>> kicking off the game yelling play ball and mo'ne davis took the little league by storm with the first pitch. the giants ace madison bumgarner will be on the field. he will go up against the royal james shield in a rematch of game one. first pitch is at 5:07. as anthony slaughter said no rain in sight for the game. stay with nbc bay area for the giants push of another world series title. we'll have coverage on air and online. the chp says the investigation into a nude photo scandal involving one of its officers could wrap up this week. whether charges are filed is up to the district attorney. 35-year-old shawn harrington is under investigation. he pulled over a woman suspected of dui. while booking the woman he sent himself six racy photos of the

woman from her own smart phone. he then allegedly shared the photos with other officers. court records show he told investigators it was all game and that several officers made vulgar comments to each other taken from the phones of other people they have arrested. >> it's disturbing to have an individual describe that misconduct as game. we don't see it as a game. we don't treat it as a game. that's immature, unprofessional conduct. it's demoralizing to law enforcement and the women involved. >> the chief of the chp golden gate division says the act has disgusted and angered the entire agency. another officer has been put on desk duty pending the outcome of the investigation. now to continuing coverage on two northern california sheriff deputies killed in the line of duty friday. we have learned the suspected gunman who also goes by the name

marcello has been deported from the u.s. twice. once in 1997 and again in 2001. immigration officials say he is a convicted drug dealer. he and his wife are now in custody following their shooting rampage. people in the community where one of the deputies lived got their chance to honor and pay their respects to their fallen hero. dozens of patrol cars escorted the body of investigator michael davis from the sacramento coroner's office. co-workers lined the street to salute him. >> it makes me feel ashamed of myself in a lot of ways because you take that for granted. the first person you call is a policeman or a sheriff or something. you don't think they are putting their lives in front you. >> 47-year-old deputy sheriff

danny oliver was shot and killed friday. he was with the sacramento county sheriff's department. ucf medical center is prepared to treat ebola patients. it's one of five that will be priority hospitals to treat ebola patients in california. currently, there are no ebola cases in our state. ucsf officials say they are prepared to screen, monitor and provide in-patient care. yesterday a university doctor explained simple precautions anyone can take to ensure they remove any risk of contracting the disease. >> this is a virus that is completely inactivated by hand sanitizer. it's a virus by washing your hands, you can get rid of the virus. >> health experts say wiping down surfaces with common disinfectant products will help remove any possible

contamination from the disease. the new york city doctor fighting ebola received a blood transfusion. he received a plasma transfusion from nancy wrightbold. spencer was working with doctors without borders. he returned from treating ebola patients in africa. hospital officials say he's awake and communicating. the nurse who was quarantined at a new jersey hospital because she had contact with ebola patients in sierra leone is criticizing the way her case was handled. she says he was questioned for several hours but no one would tell her why. officials say she was then taken to a hospital after she developed a fever but she said he was merely flushed because she was upset by the process. she tested negative for ebola yesterday morning but she's still being monitored at the newark hospital.

coming up, residents of a south bay neighborhood living if fear. >> one word would describe our experience, it's been hell. >> what happened over the weekend to make neighbors finally say enough is enough? plus, a tour bus tirade be caught on camera. the san francisco sightseeing company responds to a racist rant by one of their tour guides.

7:10 on this sunday morning. a live look outside where we have fog and cloud cover. anthony slaughter will be along with your fall forecast. people in one san jose neighborhood say they have had it with the bad news bartha brings criminals to their doorsteps. the latest incident happened friday. investigators say a security guard was shot four times outside the bar. that's on 13th street in san

jose. the guard was wearing a protective vest. doctors say he should survive. police are still looking for the gunmen. neighbors say shootings like that happen all the time. many of them petitioned the city rules committee to do something about that bar. it just received word the city is forcing the bar to close on december 16th and neighbors do consider it their victory, they want to see the bar shut down sooner. >> that's still six weeks of hell to live through. all take into accounts is one bullet to come through our door or window or wall that could end our life when we're just watching television. >> we reached out to the bar operators for a comment, but did not receive a response. the group says there's no place for the promotion of hatred against any race. the ceo of city sightseeing san

francisco released a statement apologizing for the actions of the now former employee. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, why family members of the teenager accused of opening fire inside his washington state high school say they think he had a change of heart halfway through his rampage. we're waking up to sunshine. we'll talk about the world series game 5 and what you can expect and get you into this next workweek. halloween right around the corner. we'll let you know if there's any rain on the way for that as well.

students, staff and parents are invited to attend a meeting today where a teenager shot by students friday before turning the gun on himself. officials hope the meeting will be an opportunity for the community to talk about what happened.

a family member who witnessed the shooting says they think jaylen fry berg may have had a change of heart. >> i think he had change of heart. >> he shot and killed one girl and injured four other students before taking his own life. two of those injured were his cousins and another cousin was there when fryberg started shooting. >> i couldn't believe it. he was one of my good friends. he's a great kid. he wasn't like going crazy or anything. he's a fun guy to be around. he's funny. any further would have expected this to happen. >> investigators haven't released an official motive but say in recent days his mood turned darker and his social media account suggested a romantic relationship had soured. we have learned a teacher who

had been on the job for a couple of months played a large part in stopping fryberg. she burst into the cafeteria and tried to swap the gun away before he aimed it at her. she pushed him to the ground stopping him from shooting any other students. rallies and marches around st. louis, missouri have been a familiar sight after the police shooting of 18-year-old michael brown in the town of ferguson but dozens marched in a different kind of rally yesterday with firearms strapped to their backs and hip. dozens of people took part in the open carry arms educational walk in st. louis. it was in honor of a recent amendment adds to the constitution which calls the right to bear arms an unalienable right. yesterday's march was described add scene out of a bad western. dozens of people living on hawaii's big island are being

told to pack up and be prepared to leave their homes as lava inches closer by the minute. it's a historic and unique occurrence but it's dangerous. roads are closed because of safety concerned over possible methane explosions. some residents are being asked to evacuate by tuesday. let's check in with anthony slaughter with a look at your forecast and no rain for tonight's world series game. >> we should be all clear tonight. yesterday we did see some rain. that was good news for our fire threat and the hills turned so brown. let's start you off right now with a look at the rainfall totals that we did see over the past 24 hours. we had three quarters of an inch. helping for the drought we're in.

oakland about half an inch. right now as we scan right now on our live radar you can see virtually clear. we don't have any rain in our 250 degree radius but overall you can see as we step out rain is still falling across the pacific northwest. this is the same system that brought us rain yesterday and now it's making its way out of here. they will continue to see showers over the next two days as the remnants of a tropical storm couple with another system make its way toward there. for us here at home we're going to remain dry and very fall like over the next couple of days. we have clear skies for the most part but look at that in the north bay. 47 degrees and very chilly. you can see our sky camera network showing a beautiful sunrise over the city by the bay. fog free from boulevard. as we head through the afternoon hours, again, it's going to be very fall like. only 70 degrees in the south bay. low 70s for the peninsula and

the east shore and mid to upper 60s for san francisco. just in time for the giants game tonight. we're going to see fog free conditions tomorrow morning and the next couple of mornings. you can see as we put this into motion not a cloud in the sky over the next 24 hours. it will remain very clear and fall like over the next couple of days. that's what we like. it's been downright hot the past couple of weeks. nice comfortable weather expected for the world series game. first pitch expect clear skies. by the fifth inning temperatures fall back but clear skies are expected through the end of the game. let's fast forward and talk about our next chance of rain. this is thursday into friday. thursday morning showers to our north. as we head through the day on thursday clouds expected to drift in. look at friday morning. heavy showers to our north. this shower activity is expected to roll through friday evening. look at the time on this. friday, 7:00 right when you're getting ready to take the kids

out to celebrate and do some trick or treating. heavy rain expected to move through. this will be something we watch very closely. i know you all are having plans. going to get out and do some trick or treating. by friday we still get our next chance of showers. until then it will remain fall like with temperatures in the 70s in san jose. 60s in san francisco with the rain returning by friday. if you have plans for halloween, you may need a plan b indoors. >> very good. good to know, anthony. take a look at this. you have to see it to believe it. gas for less than $3 a gallon. you're looking at unleaded regular gas selling for $2.99. this is east san jose gas station. it's called moe's stop. that's a steep price cut overall. gas prices have been dropping. the average price of regular in san jose is $3.40. in san francisco it's 3.56.

the prices are down 30 cents from last month. much more ahead, you've heard of teachers digging into their own pockets to pay for classroom supplies but what this music teacher has done sets him apart. his story is sure to make you bay area proud. ring ring! progresso!

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most teachers have dipped into their own pockets to buy classroom supplies. there's a music teacher in richmond who has taken that idea to a whole new level. >> reporter: it's not by accident that tim wilson teaches in richmond where students don't have all the advantages of their wealthier neighbors. he wanted to make a difference in those kids lives no matter how much of his time or money it took. >> one, two, ready go.

>> as the music teacher as dujon middle school he spends his day surrounded by music, using it to touch people's lives. >> you're playing right there with the beetles. look at you. >> it's something in a round about way he's been doing his whole life, a very round about way we should add. >> stay rocking it. >> i'm here to make a difference with where i think i a offer a lot. >> he was a bit of a trumpet prodigy growing up. his talent finding a home for 20 years in the orchestra of the san francisco opera where he rose to principal player. increasing pressure in his eyes led to glaucoma and when he played that pressure rose. >> that could be a risk for blindness early in life if you don't stop playing the trumpet. >> with that tim's career was over. he spent the next decade focused

on raising his two sons not even picking up his trumpet until years later while trying to get certified as a music teacher. tim not realizing how much he missed it until he had an audience. a woman who had wandered in to watch him practice. >> i watch the emotion in her psyche. she's just thrilled and enthralled. right then i realized what it is to be a musician and move their heart. you heard it go down. you have a good ear for hearing when it goes up and down. >> it's what tim wanted to provide his students when he started teaching but something was missing, a lot of something. >> no resources with which to teach the kids music that they want. >> tim says he was fortunate to find a non-profit called little kids rock. one that trained him how to teach music that was relevant to

students in a way that would get them excited about learning. they also provided 33 guitars to help him do it. still that wasn't enough for each student to take an instrument home to practice and that wasn't good enough for tim. >> i'll never get the resources that these kids need by the time they're gone off to high school. that's not fair to them. i just bought what i thought we needed right then and there so i didn't have to deal with the red tape. >> no red tape, just a lot of boxes because tim has since bought some 80 guitars with amplifiers to match. there are also the keyboards, drums, drum kits, the list goes on. jim broadstreet with with little kids rock. >> we all put money through our classrooms but on a level like this, no. tim wilson is taking it to

another level. >> i know the words to adele but i sure like to listen to her. >> they deserve every advantage. i just started showing up whatever we needed and i asked myself this question not out of discipline, out of compassion, if it was my kid, how would i treat that child. >> tim says he's been too busy organizing all the gear to stop and count how much he spent. he guesses it's between 50 and $100,000. >> e minor. >> all on a musician's pension and a middle schoolteacher's salary. >> that's the advantage this every one of these kids need and they don't have that. if i can provide it, i will. >> he stresses he didn't do this to bring attention to himself. he did it because he feels children, no matter where they live, deserve to be given the resources they're going to need to succeed.

>> incredible. much more ahead. coming up, neighbors say enough is enough. why they say they live in fear because of a south bay bar.

it is 7:30 on this sunday morning taking a live look outside in san francisco. right outside of at&t park where world series game 5 is tonight. point to clear sky, cloudy and clear over the bay bridge. i also have to defer to anthony slaughter to get his opinion on what i'm actually looking at. >> it is clear. no fog this morning. beautiful shot. >> it's beautiful. i'm kira clapper by the way. th to clear skies. we were talking about the difference between fog and haze. >> i appreciate the knowledge. >> we only got 30 seconds to

talk about our forecast. we'll save that for another show. we have some morning clouds this morning. you can see from our palo alto cam, it will be jacket weather all this upcoming week and showers are said to return just in time for friday. yes, that is halloween. right now you can see as we scan our radar no rain in our immediate future, at least for right now. later on this afternoon comfortable weather. 60s in san francisco. low 70s for inland valley. picture perfect across the bay area. >> beautiful. the chp says its investigation into a nude photo scandal involving one of its own officers could wrap up this week and whether charges are filed against the dublin officer is up to the district attorney. 35-year-old shawn harriggton is under investigation. while he was booking the woman court documents say the officer sent himself six racy photos of

the woman from her own smart phone. he shared the photos with other officers. court records show he said it was game and that several officers made vulgar comments to each other about other photos they have taken from the phones of other people they've arrested. >> it's disturbing do have an individual describe that misconduct as a game. we don't see it as game. we don't treat it as game. that's immature, unprofessional conduct. to characterize it as a game is demoralizing to law enforcement and the women involved. >> the chief of the chp golden gate division says the act has disgusted and angered the entire agency. harrington is on administrate i leave and another officer is on desk duty. people in one san jose neighborhood say they've had it with a bad news bar that brings

criminals to their front door. a security guard was shot four times. he was wearing a protective vest. doctors say he should survive. police are still looking for the gunm gunmen. neighbors say shootings like that happen all the time. they petitioned the city commission and they received word the city is forcing the bar to close december 16th. neighbors consider that a victory but they want the see the bar shut down sooner. >> that's still six weeks of hell to live through. all it takes is one bullet to come through our door or window or our wall that could end our life when we're just watching television. >> we reached out to the bar for comment but did not receive a response. ucsf medical center is now prepared to treat ebola patients. it's one of five uc medical centers that will be priority hospitals to treat ebola patients in california. currently there are no ebola cases in california.

ucst officials say they are prepared to screen, monitor and provide in-patient care. yesterday a doctor explained the simple precautions anyone can take to ensure they remove any risk of contracting the disease. >> this is a virus that is completely inactivated by existing hand sanitizer. it's also a virus that you can, by washing your hands you can get rid of the virus as well. >> health experts say wiping down surfaces with common disinfectant products can help remove any possible lingering contamination from the disease. the new york city doctor fighting ebola received a blood transfusion from a survivor of the deadly disease. dr. craig spencer received a transfusion from nancy wrightbold. spencer was working with doctors without borders. he returned from treating ebola patients in africa. hospital officials say spencer is now awake and communicating. it's the final weekend of

free parking at the concord bart station. that station is one of four starting to pay for parking system which is already in place everywhere else. today in the bay's nanette miranda has more. >> reporter: the free ride is coming to an end. it will be $1 a day for parking beginning monday. the new signs are up saying the parking fee is here. bart riders at the concord station will have to remember the stall number and pay the extra buck a day to park. >> tickets. it's over $11 round trip. now we're looking to 12 bucks. that really adds up. >> reporter: it costs an average of 1.33 to maintain and patrol each parking space.

we went ahead and so this is the last one. it was inevitable this was going to happen. >> reporter: they will also begin charging for parking in the coming weeks. then no station will have free parking. the parking fee applies during the week. it's still free to park monday through friday after 3:00 p.m. and all day weekends and holidays. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, the latest state to allow sports betting and what professional sports leagues are try to do to stop it, next. my grandson's got this

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one wraps up this week. ghouls and goblins get ready to celebrate halloween. that's on friday. wall street investors will be on the look out for tricks or some treats from the federal reserve as policymakers hold a two-day meeting tapds winding down of the bond buying stimulus measure. 4.5% growth for the quarter. that's fast. a big earnings report out this week from latest oil giant, exxon mobile as well as big names like facebook, twitter, starbucks, visa, master card and more. the results of stress test on more than 100 european banks will be released as officials try to determine if they can with stand another economic downturn. toyota breaks ground on a new

u.s. headquarters in plano, texas leaving california after more than 50 years headquartered there with the help ofincentive. new jersey becomes the latest state to promote sports be s be. the ncaa and major professional sports leagues are suing to stop it. we'll see. you can bet on getting all your business news on cnbc. much more ahead on today in the bay. we're learning more about the homecoming prince who opened fire inside his washington state high school. why his cousin says he thinks the shooter may have had a change of heart. there's lots to do today in the bay. the first thing is the last day for the pumpkin patch festival. don't worry. you're going to continue every half hour through 4:00 p.m.

kids can trick or treat among the buildings. kids will enjoy the costume. they can wrap a mummy or a daddy and maybe you want a bit of scare. he'll need to call upon them as subjects for his strange inventions. i'll be back tomorrow to guide you on your route to work right here on today in the bay.

welcome back. ahead of fall-like day. no rain ahead of world series game 5. students, staff and parents are invited to attend a meeting today at a washington state high school where a teen shot five students friday before turning the gun on himself. officials hope the meeting will be an opportunity for the community to talk about what happened. meanwhile a family member who witnessed the shooting says they think jaylen fryberg may have had change of heart after he initially pulled the trigger. >> he had a look like he realized what he did. i think he had change of heart. he wanted to he could have gone on. >> fryberg shot and killed one girl.

>> i couldn't believe it. he's a great kid. wasn't like going crazy. he was a fun guy to be around. his social media accounts suggested a romantic relationship had soured. we've learned a teacher who had only been on the job for a few months played a large part in stopping fryberg. witnesses say teacher megan silverburger burst into the cafeteria and tried to swap the gun away from fryberg. she pushed him to the ground stopping him from shooting any

over students. a ceremony at the leather neck complex mark eed the end o operations. the american and british flags were folded up. camp leatherneck is the largest u.s. base to be handed over to the afghan control. it was major focus for troops in 2010 as they attempted to regain control from the taliban insurgen insurgency. u.s.-led coalition air strikes continue to hit isis targets in and around the northern syrian town of kobani this weekend. american war planes destroyed an isis artillery position. according to u.s. central command, american aircraft conducted six strikes against isis militants near kobani in just two days. kurdish forces have been battling militants there for over a month. one of the two dogs who helped stop a white house jumper

on the job last week is back on the job. he was one of two dogs who helped secret service take down the man who jumped fence and made it on to the white house lawn. the suspect out of maryland punched hurricane and kicked the other dog jordan before the canines took him down. both dogs were treated for minor bruising. he faces two counts of assaulting a police officer for attacking the dog. it's a controversial and polarizing debate. inmates at the san francisco county jail now have tablets. is it too much of a high-tech luxury or way to prepare them for life on the outside? this is one of few jails in the country to offer this. >> first time i'm ever seeing one. >> reporter: that experience is introducing dennis jones to a whole new world. >> i got to look up up my favorite authors and books.

>> reporter: he's an army vet. he's been in and out of the prison system for over a decade. he's hoping this tablet can help him break the negative cycle and get his high school diploma. >> i'm willing to work towards that goal. hopefully this will help me. >> reporter: jones is part of the jail five key charter schools. it's the first charter school in the country that's built into the county's jail system. >> this is a natural extension of our very robust efforts in concentrating on crime presengs which means prevention. >> reporter: illiteracy is high within the constructional system. exposing inmates to bastechnolo is key. >> inmates that stay with us are getting a level of skill and really a level of readiness for release so they hopefully do not

come back. >> reporter: 125 inmates will have access to them and only access to four secure sites that are monitored. >> i got plenty of time to look at baseball. i could be up in here studying. >> reporter: he believe it's way to get his life back on track. >> help me read. my attention span, which is good. when i get out on the street i'll know how to work one of these things. now to out of this world experiments and equipment now here on earth. last night as space x dragon cargo came back from the international space station carrying the good. the unmanned craft splashed off the coast of baja, california. the company is currently developing a manned version of

the spacecraft. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, it's a whole new ball game. a dramatic come from behind win puts the giants within striking distance of the biggest honor in baseball again. waking up to fog free conditions this morning. the city by the bay expected to see clear skies all day long. we'll get you into that world series forecast and halloween. stay tuned.

welcome back. 7:52. look at the sunrising over the bay bridge. game 5 is tonight. >> i'm so happy they won.

the giants mustered an impressive come from behind win to even the world series. the giants fell behind early but they scored ten unanswered runs trou trouncing the royals. >> broncos had some really big at-bats. crawford getting on early. i think we did a nice job getting on. we're able to execute and move some runners over pull all around it was a nice game. >> there you saw injured giants fan bryan stow getting the action started. mo'ne davis took the little league by storm and tossed out the first pitch. she did a great job. madison bumgarner will be on the hill tonight. he will go up against the royal

james shields in a rematch of game 1. first pitch is at 5:07. let's check in with anthony. >> looking at clear skies. we're expecting to stay clear all day long. it's all good on the weather front. don't have to worry about any showers. we ended up seeing more showers around rally time. don't have to worry about that today. >> the fans didn't mind being wet. >> you can spill beer on the fans and they wouldn't care. as we scan our live radar we don't have any showers. as we look outside our sky camera network into san francisco at&t park right there. they are getting the field already. over toward the east shore and the peninsula down through the south bay. clear skies. you can see from the north bay no fog and that's what we're expecting temperatures in the lower 70s today. san francisco 67 for your high. the east shore you'll be back into the low 70s and even the

peninsula 71 degrees. tri-valley expecting low 70s today. no 80s. that's where we see the warm spot. even south bay today very comfortable. clear skies will be with us all day long even tomorrow morning as you start your workweek. we're not expecting to see any fog. the morning commute tomorrow will be all clear even on the roads expecting to see very good conditions because we won't see any shower activity. let's talk about the world series forecast if you're headed out or just going to be watching it at home. clear expected for first pitch. 60 degrees in san francisco. by tend of the game that's when we'll see temperatures very chilly. keep in mind, we will see winds today gust up to about 30 miles per hour at the ballpark. it will feel a little more chilly than 55 degrees. all right. let's talk about our next rain chance. that will move through as we head toward the latter part of the week thursday into friday.

here comes our next storm system. most of it stays north thursday. by friday morning we'll start to see our first showers arrive across the north bay and look what happens as when he had toward friday evening. just in time for trick or treat time, showers. maybe even some thunderstorms across the bay area. this activity is expected to linger through friday night into saturday morning. when we meet back here next week showers and maybe some intense thunderstorms expected with this round of rain that will move through. definitely keep a plan b in place if you're going to be making plans to trick or treat or do anything for halloween. something indoors may be fitting this year. you'll notice as when he had through there upcoming week temperatures are expected to stay very seasonal. no big fluctuations. even in san francisco mid-60s. by thursday is when we'll get the next bump in temperature. by friday, that rain is expected to move through. at this point high confidence in this rain activity.

we're expecting a 60 to 70% chance of rain. that's real good. in fact, especially five days out. you can keep tabs on nbcbayarea.com and track it yourself. in the meantime back to you. >> hopefully parents with incorporate umbrellas into the costumes for kids. take a look. this happened yesterday in mesa, arizona. the homeowner call eed firefighters and said his horse fell into his pool. the vet rush eed over to tranquilize the horse. the horse was not hurt. good news. >> that's why you have to have a safety gate around your pool. not just for the kids but for the horses. think about that. >> good idea. thanks so much for making us part of your morning. we want to tell you there's no

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