giants...still riding high after a big win at home. the team is now at noon, back on the road, the san francisco giants still riding high after a big win at home. the team now heading to new york to take on the mets. good afternoon, it's monday, october 3rdrd. i'm kenny troy.

>> i'm michelle griego. the dodgers beat the san francisco 7-0. after a victory, it's still in the cars. jackie ward is live at at&t park with a crucial win the team needs to win to pull it off. jackie. >>reporter: the team was all bug . it looked like they celebrate enough yesterday, and today with all that refocusing and getting ready to hit the road and head to new york. so, most of the guys started showing up here around 9:15 this morning for a 10:00 a.m. departure time. we caught up with manager bruce who was nice enough to talk to us in the rain. he said he was happy for his players and love watching them play ball. it's time to take down the new york mets. >> we've been here before, you know, it's do-or-die, but it's all about getting that shot at it, and that's where we're at. you embrace that and we could be all packed up and headed home, so we're excited we're getting

on a plane. >> hopefully that extra day of rest in august -- it will payoff now. bomb gardener will take the stand. the game is 5:00 p.m. on wednesday. get ready for that. from at&t park, jackie ward, kpix 5. involving in second bay traffic, but which areas are the worse. the transportation commission released data today. sandra osborne shows us the traffic hot spots may be surprising. >>reporter: it's a site we're getting used to seeing on local highways, brake lights and data shows the south bay is seeing more traffic than ever before. the heavy traffic near i 680 and i-280 between jackson 80 and foothill express way is one that many don't want to see. >> a bay area that has 7 million people, the south bay is the most congested part of the bay

area. at least in terms of hot spots and in terms of bottle-neck areas and that's not something to be proud of. >> the section used to be the 20th most congested spot in the bay area. today, it's number 40 for morning traffic. it's due to job and economic growth. >> that we haven't been able to build freeways and houses fast enough. that's why we have a housing and transportation problem. >> the worst congestion is on the bay bridge heading eastbound in the afternoons. spot number 2, i-80 heading westbound through alameda, and san francisco counties at any time of day. the new data is from the mtcw performance monitor initiative helping to improve conditions in the long run. the ncc says more people are leaving their cars at home and choosing public transportation or good old exercise to get to work. in san jose, sandra osborne.

the chair of the mtc says the bar extension will help eliminate traffic congestion in the south bay. firefighters are starting to gain significant ground on the loma fire. the wild fire started last month in the santa cruz mountain. it's 81% contained. the fire destroyed 1 dozen homes and 16 out buildings and damaged another home. it tore through nearly 4500 acres, more than 1300 fire personnel on the scene. cause of the fire is under investigation. the fire in monterey county is 94% contained. and an illegal campfire sparked it on july 22nd. it has burned 132,000 acres in the padres national forest. 1 person died and 9 others injured. the wild fire caused the state an estimated $35 million. and firefighters hope to have the fire contained within 2 weeks. in a few hours, hurricane matthew set to make land fall in

cuba. already we're seeing downpours in jamaican and country leaders urged those living in coastal areas to travel inland. they say there's danger of deadly flash floods. >> this particular hurricane, by virtue of its trajectory will have severe impact on jamaican. we're expecting that they'll be landslides, and that will mean also damaged agriculture. >> the state department told personnel in jamaican and haiti and the bahamas to evacuate. a tourist captured this water spout forming off the coast of jamaican. meteorologist say this is the most powerful hurricane that the region has seen in a decade. it's too early to forecast matthew's impact in the united states, but the east coast could feel it by the end of the week. we're tracking the storm. >>reporter: haiti had a huge blow for the earthquake back in 2010 which 200,000 people were

killed and then the colorado outbreak following that. another 100,000 people died and now they're taking a direct blow by this hurricane which is catastrophic at this time. it looks like matthew is going to be in parts of jamaican effecting that area, eastern cuba and the bahamas. it's a dangerous category 4 hurricane. and you can see it's checked into the bahamas over the next 48 hours. we're keeping an watchful eye on hurricane matthew, we have showers. we'll talk more about this and show how much more rain to expect with our doppler radar, this is coming up later in the newscast. a los angeles police are investigating two officer-involved shootings that happened within 28 hours of each other. the most recent happened late yesterday afternoon. officers responded to a report of a man with a gun near an

elementary school. they shot the unidentified suspect and found a gun at the scene. saturday afternoon, police tried to pull over a suspected stolen car. they ended up shooting an 18-year old man after chasing him through the backyard of a home. a suspect is behind bars after leading deputies on a wild chase through san jose. it started around 3:00 this morning when sheriff's deputies spotted a car they believe was stolen. the driver took officers down the wrong way on 680 at speeds topping 80 miles-an-hour. that driver and a passenger ditched the car on the side of the road and fled. one suspect was arrested, but the other got away. a fiery end to a police chase in oakland this morning. police trying to pull over the driver of this suv on suspicion of car theft. he tried to take off but the car ended up engulfed. two raiders -- baltimore police arrested scott smith and

andrew, both of new york for aggravated assault. police say the two men got into a fight with a 68-year old man and pushed him to the ground and hit him in the head. the victim lost contentious and taken to the hospital where he's listed in critical condition. still ahead, skipping out on paying federal taxes. the records that has trump's campaign playing defense today. and how clinton is reacting on the campaign trail. plus the totals are in, how much snow fall california saw this year and what it means for the drought. and fleet week is underway. but this year it's not all about what's happening in the skies. the bill being carried out for the first time ever, still ahead.

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until voters head to the polls.... and donald trump is fi the race for white house, there's 5 weeks to go until voters head to the polls and donald trump is finding himself answering for 20-year old tax forms that shows a net loss of $20 million. clinton's campaign is calling the story a bomb shell. >> donald trump spoke out about clinton's e-mail scandal in a morning speech on cyber security and he said the nominee is unfit for the presidency. >> it involves her criminal scheme to violate federal law and engineering a cover up and putting the entire nation in harms way. >> a breach in the security -- it dominates the campaign trail. the new york times published 3 pages from trump's 1995 state income tax forms. they show he reported a loss in federal taxable income of $916 million

which may have allowed him to avoid paying federal income taxes for up to 18 years. >> there's a question to whether the losses are economic due to spectacular failures of mr. trump's business and past avoidance and lawful or maybe something much worse. >> trump's taxes will likely continue to be a distraction. >> he's going to be explaining and defending rather than pushing forward and advancing his cause until the next debate. >> clinton is the battle round state of iowa to -- during sunday mass at a black church, she said trump is not the answer to their prayers. >> they say all of our problems would be solved, simply by more law and order. as if the systemic racism plaguing our country doesn't exist. >> clinton speaks at a voter registration convention this afternoon. mark, the white house. since the new york times released trump's tax documents,

many wonder if that's legal. melissa kaine explains the special circumstances >>reporter: the first amendment protects speech. since trump made his financial -- apart of his sort of qualification for president, then arguably he's put his finances at issue, such then information about them that would otherwise be dicy, are protected by the first amendment. >> kaine and pence will face off in the first and only vice presidential debate moderated by cnn elaine. be sure to stay with wpix 5 for coverage of the debate. our live coverage begins at 6:00. fleet week is kicking off, which means blue angels will fill the skies over the bay area. before they start their engine, the week is beginning with a rumble. team was carrying out a disaster drone to see if the city can cope with a 7.0 earthquake. the rest of the week will focus on the sea and

the sky. the show is from noon to 4:00 and saturday sunday ask you'll be able to tour a ship. it was a 5th consecutive dry year with low snow fall according to the department of water resources. this latest year year is listed as dry despite parts of northern california experienced above average precipitation. 60% of the state remains in severe or extreme drought. every little bit counts. if you have been outside today, you may have see sprinkles here. we captured this rain drops. this is on the nothing 280 near the 6th street exit. roberta, we love seeing the rain drops >>reporter: we'll take it. a tenth of an inch of rain did

accumulate in the rain gage and concurred over the past 24 hours and now this is our latest live doppler radar, you see this cluster right here? when this blew through the santa rosa area this morning, it produced fight tenths of an inch of rain. i have had reports of hail outside of stockton. let me see if i can draw your attention over here. the south lake tahoe area because when you look carefully, you see these shades of pink, that means snow is on the fly. we wanted to confirm with our weather camera. sierra at tahoe. wow. look at that. it's a little lit snow, but none of the less, it looks like winter has made an earlier arrival in the high sierra. we have rain drops on our camera lens. this is our live weather camera from sutra tower from san francisco. it's a cool day in the 50s and 60s.

charlie reigns on this day, he's in vallejo. he received -- i know, i keep my day job. satellite and radar shows the front. we have a little moisture. it will stay with this system. it's going to wrap around the bay area and kick out rapidly and it falls apart at the scene. it's less than a tenth of an inch. this is a secondary system and it will effect the evening commute with a light shower here or there. we see an offshore flow set up on wednesday. here's your future cast. up to six one hundredths -- of an inch of rain in the san francisco area. look at how cool it is. only 68 degrees in san jose. there's your sun down. it will be cloudy. it will be cool. overnight lows in the 40s and 5.

outside number, that's a little generous, but that's an ant -- look at the blue skies for the angels on saturday. >> thanks. well, bay area headlines. a push to quiet down noisy smart trains in marine county. the city council will consider legislation that will establish quiet zones after neighbor complaints. if approved, train engineers would not have to blow their horns as they approach and pass the intersections. tonight's meeting starts at 7:00. the county will collect 5% more in property taxes. amount of taxes to be collected in the 2016-17 is more than $29 million. that's compared -- reality tv star kim

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jewelry and two cell phones were ken when reality sta this afternoon, we're learning that millions of dollars worth of jewelry and two cell phones were taken when reality star kim kardashian-west was held at gun point inside of

her pair at thises hotel room. y plan cob reports on the [indiscernible] for the two men behind the robbery. >>reporter: the photographers and cameramen, the trail -- where ever she goes is not covering the usual kind of story associated with the 35-year old super celebrity. according to french police, robbers masquerading as police tied her up and made off with a ring priced at $4.5 million and a jewelry box containing around $6 million worth of valuables. a spokesperson says she was badly shaken up, but unharmed. west was performed at the music festival in new york at the time. >> i'm sorry, a family emergency. i have to stop the show. >> and cancelled the show mid-performance. >> kardashian-west had been in the capital for fashion week and attended a show sunday evening where her sister kendall kenner was on the cat walk.

it's unclear whether kardashian-west's son and dault ter was there. it's not clear how the bodies guards dealt with the -- facebook has marketplace. it allows user to post listings and prices with locations. this is at the company's first attempt at taming -- tesla is getting up to speed before it's model 3 hits showdown. the electric car unveiled its numbers. tesla delivered 24,000 cars last quarter. that's compared to

12,000 during this time last year. ce -- ceo elan says they plan to produce cars -- the dow is down at this hour, 61 mounts. time to shop and eat. >> we have today's tip of the day. >>reporter: [indiscernible]. guacamole and it the sells goes up. they're coming from in mexico and california. they're year round and the prices right now pretty good. but in the market, you have to buy them ripe. you can buy them green and take them home. let the store have a nice and ripe for you. they have a high oil content. when you buy them, color is important. when you bring them home, throw them on the counter and not in the refrigerator and shelf life not long. when you buy them ripe like this, 4 to 5-days at the

most. avocados, you'll see a great price on them because -- you can take them home to watch the game. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. a reminder to you, if you have a consumer problem or a question, e-mail at cbs -- or call 888-5-helps-you. we'll be right back. lowering drug prices. dollars to defeat it. am an iraq veteran. lowering drug prices. dollars to defeat it. vets" in voting yes on prop 61.

will you take a look at this. our doppler is placing showers in the pours part of our bay. we have the light rain here, we have snow in tahoe. rain and snow. >> someone decided. >> everyone is. >> have a great day, everyone.

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