this is "today in the bay." >> good morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. giants certainly anxious this morning. they know this time tomorrow their team could be world champions, our team. we have a look at kauffman stadium in kansas city coming up. game five starts at 5:07 tonight. they took off yesterday getting a good night's rest before the big game. >> eating big bowls of pasta ma maybe. who know what is they're doing. janelle, do you feel the wind in the air or is that just the air in kansas city? >> we had barbecue last night and we saw some of the members of the giants team so hopefully they had a hearty rest. it's do or die with the royals.

we actually headed out last night to the city's power and light district. that's supposed to be their happening, hip area, their entertainment district in downtown kansas city. 99% of the people we saw were tourists from out of town, new york, texas, the northwest. they didn't care one way or another about the giants and royals. we did find one lonely, dedicated giants fan all the way from alberta, canada. >> it's on the top of my list of things to do. >> your bucket list? >> yeah. >> it worked out perfectly. i had the whole week off and i was like why not? >> reporter: kate wore blue. she was in disguise. she didn't want to get heckled for wearing orange.

for game six the ticket cost $700, standing room on. game seven that ticket was more than $1,000. hopefully she won't have to spend that money because the giants will win. she came here with a co-worker but he's not into the giants so she's going herself. last night we also ran into our sports announcer john miller. we asked him about jake peavy on the mound. he's going to give us some thoughts. >> what a great place to be. giants fans who did not make the trip to kansas city can still get the feel of a big crowd at the big game. >> today the city has set up its own viewing party. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. here at the civic center, because not only will we have

thousands of giants fans watching the game on a jumbot n jumbotron, but you're also going to have hundreds of concert goers attending the fish concert inside the civic center auditorium next door. it's going to be very crowded, the city advising you arrive early to get a viewing area on the plaza and they advise leaving your car at home because parking is going to be very limited. and also don't bring the booze. they'll have a zero tolerance on alcohol. they'll be citing you if they catch you. in 2012 you might remember this image of a novato man trashing a muni bus with a barricade, others set several fires. this time around you have workers cleaning the streets of debris so there's less fuel for a fire and sfpd will bring in other officers to patrol places

like the south market. >> we prepare like crazy for the worst and pray for the best and count on our fans to be class fans. >> the owner of an irish pub down the street is hiring added security for his place. we know how crowded the civic center can get with previous viewing parties with the world cup, the world series. definitely use your senses here and get here early if you want to get a spot out here. if the giants win tonight, it will be their third world series title in five years. >> it's been outstanding to watch. >> bracing for the excitement. keep it safe out there tonight. >> we have all the details about the civic center viewing party on our web site, nbc bay

area.com. if the giants win, we have world series parade details out there, too, and probably some pics of that. >> turning to the rest of the day's news. students at coupe tino high school will meet with grief counselors as they arrive after a classmate was killed on his way to school. a 15-year-old was hit by a truck on his way to school. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning. i think the question when a young person is killed is always why did this happen and grief counselors will be here for the students arriving in cupertino high school today. friends and family left a memorial not far from the tracks

and certainly not very far from this high school. candles, flowers and kind words in memory. there are other questions this morning whether or not that kind of dump truck or gravel truck didn't see the teen. it looked like the teen was struck not on the front side of the truck but along the back side of the truck's trailer. >> we're going to go through his cell phone to see if he was distracted. >> one city councilman said perhaps creating some sort of shuttle services for students so they can get to school more safely. five other students this year have been hit by cars but this is the first fatality. >> we apologize for kris's shot

breaking up just a little bit. >> in santa clara county, the human trafficking committee meets today to try to help victims. at their first meeting in august, commissioners determined in order to tackle the problem, they needed to first figure out the number of victims. the commission includes advisers and leaders from several agencies, including the fbi, the district attorney's office and police departments. >> tonight mountain view city leaders will talk about raising the minimum wage. they'll vote on increasing it to $10.30 by next summer and raising it to $15 by 2018. they are expected to approve both ordinances. mountain view's current minimum wage is $9. everybody likes a raise. >> we do. we like to raise up workers enjoy that. so do folks looking for a little

more sunshine. >> hoping to raise the roof later on tonight. i think we might be getting ahead of ourselves because they are looking so good. we don't want to jinx it now, bay area, but those giants are on fire. so excited for tonight's game. and hopefully the parade to follow. 48 degrees in concord right now, we're at 49, good morning, san jose and 50 in san carlos. look at half moon bay this morning. 45 degrees. it's chilly out there. woodside is down into the low 40s. i do believe you're going to fall into the 30s before the morning is down. right around 7:30 is when it's going to be pretty chilly around here. you will need a jacket but something you can ditch later on todays a we ramp up those numbers into the 70s. even the low 70s, beautiful, beautiful day in oakland. i do believe weather is going to

play a factor in tonight's game. stick around. your world series forecast is coming up next. but first mike inouye and your morning drive. >> we're looking over at a very clear drive right now. 508, look how clear that is. no problems on the east shore. the same thing for the entire bay area. pick your path and you're looking at a very smooth drive for almost everyone. the volume builds out of antioch. the earlier crash out of hillcrest for a short period of time is causing slowing in that backups a you're heading over to pittsburgh and bay point. coming out of the altamont pass right here out of my head, that's a typical pattern out of the altamont. a little slow down and build as far as both directions for 680 through pleasanton.

we'll give you a live look through the north bay through san rafael as well. >> it is 5:09 as well. the man accused of gunning down two chp officers appears to make his first appearance in court. >> and the fight to keep one of california's biggest community colleges open. >> and tim cook speaking out about civil rights in a surprising place. we'll take a look at business news.

it is 5:12 on your tuesday morning. the man accused of killing two northern california deputies is expected to make his first court appearance today. nanette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam. authorities are still trying to decide what charges to file that left two california deputies dead. the man has apparently been living a quiet life in utah for a decade before the bloody case. it began when he and his wife were arguing loudly in a car in a motel parking lot.

the father said his daughter wanted to leave her husband. s a the policeman approached, he was shot in the head and killed. a pair of deputies tried to approach but they were shot with an ar-type assault rifle. s as you can imagine, the law enforcement community was devastated. several dozen police vehicles with lights silently flashing escorted a hearses a law enforcement officials hugged, saluted and wiped around tears. he had been living in the u.s. illegally after being convicted of selling drugs in 1997 and being deported twice. his wife is also expected to be in court today. prosecutors will announce the charges before the hearing. sam? >> wow, quite a history.

thank you very much. >> it is 5:14 right now. women around the world may not be treated as well as their male counterparts until 2095. there's only been an improvement of 4% since 2006. the difference in how much they get paid in the female-to-male ratio across a range of professions. here's a look at the top five countries for gender equality. meantime, the head of apple calling for equality for gays and lesbians in his home state of alabama. scott mcgrew joins us. an unusual statement from tim cook. >> an unusual spot as well. he was inducted into the alabama academy of honor. we have video from our sister

station in montgomery, alabama. cook grew up in the mobile area and attended auburn. he said his state had moved too slowly on equality for the lgbt community. >> facebook reports profits after the closing bell today. for a look ahead at the trading day, let's turn to morgan brennan. good morning, morgan. >> good morning, scott. futures are pointing highers a investors are keeping a close eye on the dropping price of crude oil and sorting through a plethora of company quarter reports. the dow closing up 12 points to 16 -- all right, morgan.

pretty blue dress today. i'll just throw it back to you. >> that's a pretty dress. >> everybody is allowed to cheer for whom ever they want. >> we'd like to think that morgan is not conspiring against us. >> oh, sam, you're being so fair. >> we don't know the truth until we really explore it. we continue to kick off what continues to be a very nice week on the weather front. >> a little rain in the works, too. >> don't think we didn't see those royal blue eyes, scott mcgrew. 5:17. let's take you outdoors and show you what we're working with. we have some really interesting changes coming. this is looking good, packing some cool air, generous moisture and on its way slowly but surely chugging towards the bay area.

before that time we actually have a warming trend coming your way. a little bit of something for everybody. if you like the warmth of the 80s that's what you'll get tomorrow. a noticeable difference but more beautiful weather coming your way. good morning san carlos. we're watching woodside at 43 degrees at this point, expecting to fall into the upper 30s. right now sunrise is at 7:30 a.m. we have high and mid-level clouds. then as we get into this evening, no fog and beautiful conditions, really comfortable tonight. once we start to get dark,

temperatures do drop off quickly. a beautiful day in san francisco. you'll be about 65 degrees for the first pitch of tonight's game. let's talk about what they're going to be playing through in kansas city. look at this. if they don't win it's a shame. i get to have control of my own graphics. put a little giants up there for you. i know mike likes that. we're talking about cold dense air that could knock the ball down. that's going to be interesting. also you wants to watch for the flags to blow out toward the first baseline and that could create problems with foul balls. right now let's check your drive on traffic tuesday. >> you did nice work with the graphics over there. changes the kansas city graphics to giants, i like that. we'll up the incline and get a look at your maps and approach. traffic starts to build, the volume only a tiny bit. no problem getting over towards

san francisco. the earlier mattress in the roadway has been cleared without incident and without any other follow-up issues for chp. west highway 4, we typically see the slowdown but there's still that crash between a street and hill crest. over here south 242, just before you get to 680, reports of a gravel truck. just a note for folks traveling there but 680 moves smoothly down to walnut creek and the interchange. and altamont moving smoothly into central valley and tri-vall tri-valley. that is the route a lot of folks take imminently to the peninsula. no big surprises on the south bay. just overnight road crews on 880, typical through that spot. palo alto, a live look here and the volume starts to speak a bit

just through the university. no beg deal as far as san rafael or novato. >> some disturbing news this morning. police investigating what happened to a man left dead on a busy newark street. it's still not clear if the man actually died there or if somebody just dumped his body there. police have not released the person's identity or the cause of death. >> it is 5:21 right now. $30,000, that's how much police are offering for information on the person who gunned down the mother of four. her husband raced home and called 911 but she died before help could arrive. police think it was road raej. the couple's four children rain age from 18 months to 4 years old.

>> arguments tn today in the city's lawsuit against the commission that revoked the school's accreditation. the commission warned the school several times about financial imagimanagement and other issue. >> what taylor swift has to do with the giants' winning ways. >> what doesn't she have to do with the giants' winning ways?

one mlb.com contributor is offering an interesting theory on why the giants win every other year. >> he said that they win

whenever taylor swift releases an album. in 2012, swift released "red." two days later the joonts won. swift released her latest album yesterday. if history holds true, a giants world series win is sure to follow. >> you might say the giants are lightning on their feet, they don't miss a beet. >> shake it off. jake peavy's sons seem to be the only thing news outlets can talk about in the lead up to tonight's game. >> those two little guys those guys stole the show during yesterday's news conference. take a listen. >> did you have any trouble getting out of class or were your teachers understanding? >> well, a couple of them were understand bug a couple of them were kind of mad. >> do you have homework with you? >> i haven't done any of my homework but i'll probably --

>> you most certainly have. you haven't? >> who is your favorite player? >> i don't know. >> you don't know? you don't have a favorite baseball player? it's not daddy? >> no. >> true love, look. >> okay. a lot of trouble i think that they're in. hopefully they'll still get their meals and candy. that's justin and wyatt peavy there with pops. they say if the giants win, they are looking forward to buying a trolley. we'll explain in a few minutes. >> they might get their meals, maybe their candy and a time-out. >> a lot of halloween candy maybe left indoors. you think? >> i think you're going to have to take your little frozen ones and an umbrella this year.

a good news is a lot of the heavier rainfall is going to come through in school. 55 degrees in san francisco right now, at 43 in the north bay and 49 degrees in the south bay. we'll be up to 735 degrees later on today. a good 35 to 40 degree jump for most of your inland cities. that complete forecast coming up soon, about five minutes away. back to you, sam and laura. >> santa clara working out a new deal with a pair of law enforcement agencies trying to make things a little more secure at levi's stadium. >> and why u.c. berkeley students are so upset about a visit from bill maher.

jake peavy on the hill and

our very own janelle wang in the stands. >> and watching the game from the bay area, it is going to be such a nice day and comfortable this evening. 75 on the south bay, 74 on the peninsula. rain moving in toward the end of the week and we're counting on some generous totals. >> this 880 corridor was a nightmare and 680 was tough yesterday. we'll show you how that's shaping up. >> we give you a live look outside, a quiet downtown san jose before the sun's arrival on this tuesday, october 28. this is "today in the bay." >> and a very good tuesday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and on orange tuesday, i am sam brock.

>> i'm here, the joonts are here. they touched down and went to kauffman stadium, right here, for a light workout. we caught videos of the giants after their light workout. they arrived at their hotel around 9:00 p.m. last night at the intercontinental hotel. they're all staying there along with the giants executive team. the giants sports announcer also staying there, including john miller. he gave us his thoughts about jake peavy on the mound for game six. >> they like jake peavy in game six to come back strong. they couldn't have gotten into the postseason without jake

peavy, who in effect filled the role of matt cain. but the last couple of starts in the postseason, one against the cardinals and one against the royals he didn't look that good so you start to worry how much does he have left? he's an older guy now. hopefully he'll be able to find that little fountain of youth for game six and the giants will be able to have their big celebration. >> we also ran into gm brian sabean, who was heading out to dinner but was a bit too fired tired to talk to us. i justice department jon miller about this world series. he said it's been exciting so far. and i asked him are they going to pull out a winner? he said no guarantees. he reminded me of the 2002 world series where the giants faced off against anaheim. the giants up 3-2, just like this series, but they lost that

one against anaheim. but we're hoping for a victory so we can come back home, have that parade and celebrate another world series victory. >> i heard there's a 60% chance the one that's lead 3g-2 could get it. >> winning those last two games on the road, really tough. now janelle has an immaculate history. >> jake peavy's sons are the ones grabbing the spotlight. >> i'll get into that. if and when, you know, this thing happens. >> i think we've already expected out our trolley car. >> hey, hey, hey. >> he let it slip that he and his brother are eyeing this certain trolley car. traditionally they ride to the world series celebrations in

trolley cars. they would love to add the car to their ride in their collection. >> peavy played for the red sox last season and like all the families and players, they ride in a duck boat, nots a schools a a trolley car. they liked it so much that jake peavy bought it. and the boys said my dad's going to get it painted but it's just sitting moldy in our baseball field. >> and live with details on where you should go to watch the game,s that all coming up. >> some students at u.c. berkeley are trying to get a big name uninvited from speaking at

the fall commencement. the university announced bill maher would be the commencement speaker but because of controversial comments he made by islam, some students are trying to get him removed. >> people are still rebuilding after the napa earthquake and can now get help from the federal government. it was announced federal aid would be available to those whose homes were damaged in the quake. but residents were not able to apply for federal aid until the chang was announced yesterday. >> local animal lovers can learn about preparing their pets for a disaster. the east bay spca will offer training for emergency responders or be in interested in. >> the training takes place tonight in dublin from 7 to 9

p.m. >> the city of santa clara and several other agencies are hoping a deal in hopes of making levi's stadium safer. it's unclear how many officers and deputies the agreement would include or how much it would cost. >> bart right now looking for your input. is overcrowding at its too busiest stations in san from a? some ideas include a new side, platforms on both sides of the tracks, upgrading elevators and escalators and installing sliding doors next to the tracks. >> we want to check the forecast right now. if you're up and at 'em getting ready for the day, what will it hold? >> it's chilly right now. but we have quite a contrast later on at 3:00 when we hit our highs. that is 75, 76 degrees just about everywhere.

even san francisco touching on the low 70s for today. we'll see maybe 5 or 10 degrees of search racial between your warmest inland valley spots. it's interesting to get that uniform temperature trend in the bay area but that's what we're in store for. high pressure is moving in and this ridge has a lot of energy with it. it's going to bring our temperatures up 3 to 5 degrees. ands a we get into your wednesday, school starts, upper 30s expected even in the high fer rain on the peninsula for today and expecting that in some of your north bay valleys. we'll see a nice afternoons a temps jump above average for this time year. then temps will stay nice and mild. temps in the 60 as we're going to hit a high 71 degrees. on the south bay today, that's 75 degrees. want to give officer quick

preview of your halloween forecast and it's going to be a little bit damp and a little bit cold this year for some spots, even dealing with heavy bouts of rain on halloween night. so these are your temperatures. it's going to be chilly, 50s to mid 60s for trick or treaters. i'll so you the timing of that system coming up in my next report. i like to end on a good note. oh, yeah, we get that extra hour of sleep. we fall back sunday at 2:00 a.m. and we're going to get some more daylight. your new sunrise will be at 6:30 in the morning and your new sunset, 5:15. let's check on your drive with mike inouye. >> it's going to be tough with an evening commute. the folks busting out of the office right about 5:00. that really plugs the roadway. we're looking at a smooth drive

right now. nothing dra mat uk so we're looking at your map and the speed sensors at the dublin interchange. we're just starting the volume over there. look at all these folks heading their way, typical through the altamont pass. watching 680 and 880, both of those stretches had a tough drive yesterday. right now none for either 680 or 880 through fremont. that's a good throw of traffic there. all the way up the peninsula, no imagine problems. we do have the cash lanes stacking up right now. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. happening now, a giant river of lava in hawaii is expected to hit the first home today. people living near the flow in the town of pohoa have been told to just get out.

since yesterday it was nearly 70 yards away from the closest home. it's been oozing downhill since a vol cany erupted this summer. >> the east coast continues to deal with possible. >> a man's life saving return things to an off duty officer's good deed.

it was announced early this morning that she's leaving, she was being released today. she's going to make a statement but not take any questions. another case in maryland, looks like it may be a false alarm. the initial test has come back negative on that patient and on the 5-year-old child in new york but the doctor in new york is being treated. what's causing a stir is the nurse, casey hickox, who was taken straight from the airport to a hospital and isolated there. she put up a fight and threatened a federal lawsuit and now the new jersey governor is letting her spend the rest of her quarantine, 21 days, at home in maine. he said he didn't cave under political pressure, he said he did what he thought was best for the citizens and residents in the state of new jersey. >> a lot of questions about how to continue executing that mandatory quarantine. thank you very much.

>> christina, we have some rain coming our way. >> yeah, but you don't need you a scientist to tell you, baby, it's cold outside. we are going to jump from 30 to 35 degrees from where we are now to where we're going to end up. 75 in the south bay, 71 in san francisco and 77 today in beautiful wine country and then the rain arrivess a we head to friday. showers starting to move into the north bay. we move you forward in time and look at this. this is what meteorologists all across the bay area are rejoicing about this morning, 5:00 p.m., although it is halloween, not great in terms of the timing department, but this

is looking good for some really generous totals. typically we get some really great totals up in the north bay but everywhere else hardly anything in the south bay because of that rain shadow effect. the good news is for trick o or treaters between 5 and 7 the showers let up. our models now bringing in up to a half of an inch in ukiah. we all need the rain and it's looking good for that. saturday morning it starts to clear out, saturday will be chilly, about 65 degrees. you get the extra hour of sleep, don't forget to fall back at 2:00 a.m. on sunday. your sunday forecast always scrolling right here at the bottom of your screen.

mike is always scrolling. >> these cars have stopped flowing. i told you the metering lights would turn on a few seconds. it was actually 90 seconds. just four minutes and there's the backup, filling in the toll plaza. a nice easy drive on the maze. a little slowing on the berkeley curve. nothing unusual about this tuesday patd earn. right now pretty slow traffic. i'm watching 880 right there. the connector over off to the right is still open, just don't use that car pool lane for the time being. i'll let you know if i get anything official from caltrans. the big issue is the crash still going on highway 4 around gil crest. the activity has traffic backed up coming over here.

you'll probably use that anyway because that's a good alternate for you. a quick look at this last shot over the peninsula, no delays. send it back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. today,s a you well know, could be the day. the giants just one win away from becoming world champions for the third time in five years. the fans at home are throwing a party as well. >> a viewing party. bob redell, san francisco officials want to make sk is safe. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you might want to arrive early. they are expecting a packed crowd here at civic center plaza, where you can see they have a stage set up. they have put up a jumbo tron.

they've gotten permission from major league baseball to broadcast the game tonight. they're expecting thousands of people here. you add another x factor to that. you have a bunch of concert goers attend being the fish concert at the phil graham civic auditorium. it will be quite a party. you just want to arrive early. you probably want to take bart or muni. there's not going to be much parking. if you're thinking of bringing a drink, it better be nonalcoholic. the police and park reiterating they will have a zero tolerance for alcohol. if you are caught, you will be cited. you might recall there were some problems in 2012 after the giants won the world series. they're anticipating there could be more problems if the giants were to win tonight or tomorrow night. >> is it jinxing it if we say

"when they win"? thanks a lot, love. >> and we'll check back in with janelle wang, who is positioned in kansas city this morning. and check out our web site where we have all of your giants news online. >> turning to some sad news this morning. students at a cupertino high school returned to class this morning without one of their classmates. a 15-year-old boy was hit by a gravel truck while riding his bike to school. kris sanchez joins us with many questions that community members have this morning. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning, laura. counselors will be here trying to help students with questions they might have while investigators try to get to the bottom of the accident that claimed the life of a 15-year-old boy.

candles, flowers and kind words in memory of the monta vista high schooler. there are questions this morning about whether that kind of dump or gravel truck should have been on this road in the first place? it goes through residential areas and passes by four different schools. the other question is how the driver didn't know what happened until motorists flagged him down down the road. santa clara sheriff investigators say it does look like the teen was struck with some part of the back of the truck trailer. >> we'll go through his cell phone to see if he was distracted by anything. >> now they're going to check to see if he was distracted but at this point they say it does not appear that he was under the influence of drugs and alcohol. one councilman wants to start talking about maybe creating some sort of shuttle service to get more students to school safely. this year alone, five other

students in addition to this one were hit by cars on their way to school but fortunately all of them survived their injuries. the investigation into this deadly crash does continue. we checked with the coroner and they have not released the identity of that student and we won't do it until they do. >> thank you very much. >> it is 5:51 on your tuesday. san hope say state students are remembering one of their classmates hit and killed by a car in front of his fraternity house. dozens of fraternity members and friends held a memorial for him. the driver took off. police arrested 22-year-old solomon faried a short time later. freeze is also facing a dui charge. >> medical marijuana supporters pushing back for new rules against kiss penceries in san jose.

the group sensible san jose seeks to repeal many of the regulations put into effect in july. he said the council will discuss a new ordinance today and then discuss next week whether to accept it or put it up to voters in an election. >> it was like winning the lottery without actually biography the ticket. an off-duty chp officer discovered more than $125,000 lying in the middle of the street. >> nanette joins us with an amazing story. >> reporter: definitely an amazing story. the chp officer does not want to be identified because she said the story is not about her. she had to swerve around two bank bags to ascribed running over them. many of us would be tempted to

keep the money but her kids asked why she didn't keep the money. it would help pay for their college expensions. >> i asked them what integrity is and they said it's doing the right thing. >> the chp does plan o present her with a commendation for her good deed. >> maybe she'll get a little green reward, too. that would make it even better. >> i gave you back $125,000. throw me like a 20. >> can you hit like a giant? >> scott mcgrew, you hit like

hunter pence. >> i can hit like hunter pence. they can track all kind of data. all of it goes into an iphone. >> we can start to measure things look timed impact. how long does it take to get his swing to the angle of the ball. we can freshier every angle of the bat during the swang. having that information is super helpful. >> here's what the display looked like. there's one that goes on your golfing club. the idea is you can track so many data points, you can -- >> it's just that easy. >> it's just that easy. just do what he does. >> except he's so unpredictable.

>> yeah. >> i like when he's goes. >> he's a park. >> christina loren, good morning. >> hey, that's good company. you want to put me in with hunter pence, i will take it. temperatures are kind of chilly out there but we have this gorgeous rebound coming your way. i think weather will play a factor in tonight's game. your world series forecast is coming up. stick around for that. you got to get out that front door, though. you got to earn that pay check. mike inouye is here to help you with that. >> we typically have a slower drive through antioch.

hillcrest, that's a slower drive there. 680 right there at the 24 interchange. walnut creek, we have a disabled vehicle treated, and you just have your bay bridge. >> you'll rather those seaweed winning celebration, champagne and beer flying pretty much anywhere. now the teams is putting those beer bottles on sale. the authenticated beer bottles are about $69 each. >> that would be a. >> last night a game worn derek jeter sock was listed for $409. and that's for one sock. >> man, i got enough stinky

socks more. why into. >> and the team's web site offering up outline for four different giants themed pumpkins. this one is buster hugs. >> san francisco cautiously optimistic that a parade is in the future. what police are doing to keep the city safe. >> plus we'll meet a family with close ties to a number of giants families.

how san francisco is getting to bring home another world series championship. >> and a teen-ager is hit and killed while riding his bike to school. >> and why some are staying behind to watch their homes burn. >> and temperatures falling into the 40s. we're actually in the low 40s on the peninsula. rain on the way in the next 72 hours. i'm going to time this system out to your microclimate in just moments. >> and a pretty typical build for your traffic buildup. >> and a live look outside right now, downtown san francisco. the transamerica building. darkness blanketing the city but that will change very soon. it is tuesday, october 28th, and you are wa