states of undress. the theft of her pictures and complained to authorities. the dui charges against her have since been dropped. i spoke to her attorney by phone who calls the alleged actions of the chp officer outrageous. >> reporter:investigators seized the ipad. the district attorney's office says there could be more victims than the one woman named in the search warrant. >> i can tell you that there is just more than one. i can tell you we are still investigating. >> reporter:they are expecting to make a final determination next week on whether or not ot file criminal chargesmeanwhile the officer has been placed on desk duty. >> pam: we are not naming the dublin officer involved in this case because he has not yet been charged. but this is the second time this month. that a c-h-p officer is in trouble with the law. >> pam: in fairfield. sergeant eric for allegedly downloading and sharing child pornography. >> pam: police say, they

found an external hard drive with several child pornography video files, inside his car and traced child pornography downloads to his personal laptop. >> pam: lund faces multiple felony charges. including 21-counts of sending or selling obscene matter, depicting a minor. >> pam: lund is scheduled to be back in court on november 6-th. developing tonight. >> pam: water crews in northeast san jose are still trying to clear the pipes of bacteria. and residents in that community still have to boil their water. >> pam: the water along sydney drive, near piedmont avenue, tested positive for e-coli last week. >> pam: the water company says, three people have reported feeling sick. >> pam: kron 4's mike pelton shows us how the company is fixing the problem and when crews might restore clean drinking water to the neighborhood. >> reporter: the san jose

water co. says a recent samples still shows bacteria in the water beyond sydney court. in city driving. they still have to boyle be walter to use and drink. this comes after water samples tested positive for bacterial last week. this is now going on for one week. they're still asking questions as to when clean water can be restored. >> the earliest that it may happen that everything will go right possibly, this sunday. >> when you do come home... take showers and boil your water to pour it over you. that is ridiculous. >> reporter: they will go through the division of tran water to lift the notice to

rick still likely enter but they're thinking sunday is the best case scenario to where clean water will be able to get to this community. >> pam: as we mentioned, some residents of that san jose neighborhood now say they are feeling ill. >> pam: and they suspect it is because they were exposed to the e -coli bacteria in their tap water, 'before' the 'boil water' notice was issued. >> nauseated and stomach problems. i have been like this since last week. i left work and was not sure of what i was feeling like this. >> pam: reverend jerry donner, associate pastor at san church, lives on sydney court, where the tap water has tested positive for the e - coli bacteria. >> pam: coming up at six, what he and his neighbors are saying about the contamination and the efforts to clean it up. >> pam: in canada today, an apology from the mother of the armed gunman accused of killing a soldier. and

invading the parliament building. >> pam: susan bibeau said- quote - "part of me wants to hate him." >> pam: authorities say, michael zehaf bibeau was not on their watchlist of suspected terrorists. >> pam: and they released surveillance video detailing his movements. >> pam: grant lodes is here to take grant? >> grant:it's hard to believe that the incident that has canada still shaking did not last even ten minutes. it began here, when the gunman shot a soldier serving as an honor guard at the canadian war memorial. >> grant:then he got in his car and drove a few yards to the east entrance to parliamentthat's where he came into view of closed circuit cameras. >> grant:this shows the entrance from a reverse angle. the car pulls up, but can't go any farther because of these protective bollards. >> grant:the gunman jumps

out of the car. >>this is the suspect runnng through the bollards >> grant:cameras catch him from several angles as pedestrians run away. the scene then shifts to this building here, where some official cars are parked. >>the lead vehicle is a minister's vehicle, occupied by a driver. there is some exchange with the driver. >>the vehicle backs up slightly. the driver exits the vehicle and runs away. >> grant:the hijacked car does only a short distance, to the main parliament building known as the centre block. the suspect abandons the car and heads into the building. police purue hum. >> grant:within seconds, gunfire erupts inside. >> grant:and tonight we're learning new information about the gun-man. michael zehaf bibeau reportedly has connections to jihadists in canada.and at least one of his associates recently went to fight in syria.

>> grant:the 32-year-old canadian had been staying in a homeless shelter. he hadn't seen his mother in five years. >> grant:zehaf-bibeau was in the process of applying for a passport.but was said to be unhappy that canadian officials were not giving him a passport. >> grant:bideau recently converted to islam.and had a long rap sheet.mostly for various drug offenses. >> catherine: canadian legislators returned to parliament today. led by the man credited with killing the gunman. >>applause >> catherine: they gave a standing ovation to their sergeant of arms, a former canadian mountie these pictures show kevin >> catherine: vickers with his gun yesterday, right after he shot the suspect. >> catherine: the 58=year=old reportedly had never fired a gun at anyone in his life before -- but this time really counted. >> catherine: he stopped the gunman just a few steps from where lawmakers had barricaded themselves in caucus rooms.

>> pam: coming up at 5:15. >> pam: possible cases of ebola being reported in new york and sacramento. is the bay area ready? >> pam: then at 5:30. >> pam: they may look cute, but their neighbors say, they are a real problem. what seems to be causing the cat infestation in a bay area community. >> pam: and next. >> pam: some san francisco tourists get more than they bargained for. when their tour guide goes off an a shocking racist rant. we have video. >> reporter: we would talk about the chance for more showers headed this way at kron4 that come

>> grant:a profanity laden racist rant.about chinatown.right through the heart of san francisco's chinatown. holding the microphone.a tour bus guide. >> this is a horrible place to live. if you are planning to look move to san francisco, do not live here. do not live here. people will wake you up at 6:00 a.m. in the morning and make noise all of the time. it is ridiculous. >> grant:the last thing the

woman says is let's go giants. this was her last day of work at sight seeing san francisco. >> grant:perhaps most disturbuing.is that the tourists seem to be cheering her on.and joining in at times. the guide is seen drinking from a brown bottle.presumably booze. >> grant:the company is apologizing tonight.saying in part that this former employee does not represent how much it loves and supports chinatown. >> grant:the company has added additional training for its tour guides. tonight on kron-4 news at 8.we hear from an angry mayor lee. >> grant:and the lengthy rant is pretty raw.we've edited out the most offensive words and posted the nearly two minute video on our website. >> grant:it you'd like to chek it out.kron4.com. >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: if it was too bright for you to see in person. we have video of the partial solar eclipse. that took place just a few hours ago. solar eclipse. that took look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of

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>> pam: u.s.health officials continue to scramble. to make sure they are ready for any potential new ebola cases. and at the president obama's urging -- there are now more rapid response teams being put together. kron 4's catherine heenan >> pam: has the latest. catherine? >> catherine: those 'ebola response teams' will be sent to any u.s. city within hours - where a new ebola case surfaces. and there's concern tonight that new york city might >> catherine: he's a 33- year-old doctor who treated ebola patients in guinea -- and returned to new york 10 days ago. >> catherine: craig spencer was rushed to the hospital by ambulance today - with a police escort. he has ebola-like symptoms, including a high fever - and hazmat teams have sealed off >> catherine: if he 'does' have ebola -- there's concern about the the public for more than a week. >> catherine: test results could be ready by tomorrow. >> catherine: in sacramento - two people are being monitored -simply because they recently traveled to west africa. >> catherine: health officials say they do 'not'

have symptoms -- but everyone has decided to take extra precautions. >> catherine: the two people are said to be taking their own with health workers twice a day. >> catherine: and.the nbc cameraman who got ebola in liberia went home from a nebraska hospital today. his family released these photos -- saying he is ebola free. they thanked the medical teams who treated him -- and thanked missionary worker dr. kent brantly for donating blood. >> catherine: an ebola scare in contra costa county. the patient turned out *not to have the virus. >> catherine: but -- the incident did highlight just how prepared bay area hospitals are. kron4"s terisa estacio reports. >> reporter:a hayward man already arrested for a commercial burglary. is now suspected in at least nine other burglaries. >> reporter: it was determined that the patient

was not tested. this is contra costa county health director. >> we have had a number of patients come into the emergency room. in each case we have been able to work out the case with a provider and establish that ebola was not a risk for any of these patients. >> reporter: >> i think it's important to understand that they are looking for the detection and screening every patient for whether they have had recent troubles in the last 21 days countries that are of concern. >> reporter: of care professionals have learned a lot in the last few weeks. >> i think everyone in the

country has learned from that experience and texas because we have received a lot of phone calls but that it's ok. >> reporter: word yet if the patient is still being watched or released from the hospital. in richmond >> pam: a hayward man already are arrested for a commercial burglary creek is now suspected in at least nine other burglaries. >> pam: 29- year old amador casteneda, is accused of taking thousands of dollars in computer and video equipment from a fremont business earlier this month. >> pam: this surveillance video was shared by the owner of that business. and police say, it helped lead to the suspect's arrest. >> pam: when detectives arrested casteneda. they recovered items from the burglary in his car. >> pam: another search at a storage unit turned up property least nine other burglaries throughout the bay area. >> pam: a silicon valley

tech company is paying more than 43-thousand dollars in back wages. >> pam: that's after labor regulators found, the company was paying employees. imported from india, as little as 1-dollar -21-cents an hour. >> pam: the u-s department of labor says, last year. electronics paid eight workers who were transferred from india, less than california's minimum wage. >> pam: officials say, workers also logged as many as 122 -hours a week. *without overtime. >> pam: the tech firm says, it quote "unintentionally overlooked" u-s labor law. >> reporter: we are tracking plenty of sunshine in the bay area however we are still tracking showers as well. >> reporter: someone to 2 in. of showers in certain locations. for the immediate bay area, we are looking for

nice conditions and even in the napa area. most of the north bay is staying dry. so here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. f o g hasbro then. --rolled in. tomorrow morning becoming stunning and for the weekend saturday showers will or could impact the world series game. we should be mainly for are mainly try for friday. --mainly dry. a lot of '60s and '70s and even a degree temperatures. more details on the weekend showers. >> pam: marin county taking action to help prevent wildfires. fire officials announced.

four high -tech cameras have been installed to detect remote wildfires. >> pam: two cameras are on mount tamalpais and mount barnabe. they will supplement the volunteer- staffed fire lookouts. >> pam: and the other two cameras will expand coverage on big >> pam: the cameras can provide information on a fire's location. and alert emergency dispatchers. so they can quickly send firefighters. >> pam: the group - 'fire safe marin' donated the 207- thousand dollar camera system. with the help of p- g and e. >> grant: the see the video here with a to the footage. people in the bay area started to see this in the afternoon and lasted till about 430. the moment is getting between the sun and earth. covering up some all of the sun. looking at the

sun, obviously dangers any time. proper eye protection is highly recommended during a eclipse. it was not a total eclipse anywhere on earth. >> pam: next. we hear from the bay area we hear from the bay area >> pam: save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale is on now at sleep train.

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a boy in fairfield is being >> pam: called a hero. >> pam: police say, he called 9-1-1 while his next door neighbor was being viciously attacked by a dog. reporter brian heap shows us. there's a lesson we can >> reporter: barry years apart but share a special bond. 11 year-old garcia saved her life last month as the neighbor's pit bull attack occurred.

>> >> reporter: jonathan wren to the kids to see what it was. >> the dog was right here. i was terrified and called 911. >> i sat there. my whole lake was shaking. i was nervous. late--leg >> i just thought that there were children playing. i said it was a divine intervention. >> reporter: an officer came to his sixth grade class to share the story. >> would not want anything back like this to happen to another person. --bad

>> reporter:: 911 like jonathan and allow the police to do their jobs. >> pam: coming up at 5:30. >> pam: what is seemingly behind a cat infestation. in a bay area neighborhood. >> pam: then. >> pam: the world series heads to a-t-and-t park. we're live in san francisco where the giants and royals are getting ready.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: now at 5:30. >> pam: a home. filled with straythey move through the neighborhood as they please. >> pam: but ultimately all gather in one san jose yard. now neighbors tell kron 4's alecia reid, they are fed up with the woman who continues to feed the cats which they say, end up making a mess in their yards as well. >>i counted 7 cats in this yard, but neighbors say there are even more. the felines eat and defacate right here in the front yard, as well as yards nearby. >> the smell is very strong. they got too many many cats. like 30 cats. >> reporter:there's food, water, and soil in the front yard where the cats make themselves at home. our cameras spotted feces, and flies. and lets not mention the smell. a rep from san jose's animal care center tells me, each individual in this city is only allowed to legally own 5 animals. but from what neighbors tell me,

a lot of these animals are strays. they come here to eat, because food is set out for them. but those same cats are causing other homeowners stress. >> the cats come in the backyard and the front yard. they get messy. they kill a squirrel, and theres a lot of blood >> reporter:it's up to each homeowner to keep their yard clean. there's no controlling stray cats, but if one does decide to feed them, there are ways to go about it. >> make sure that before you do any sort of feeding, that you are heavily engaged in trapping the cat, making sure it's neutered, then releasing the cat. if a person isn't willing to trap neuter and return, they really should not be feeding the animal at all. >> reporter:i spoke with the homeowner who says these are all stray cats but that they're all neutered. according to the animal care center, she can feed as many strays as she pleases, as

long as they're neutered. reporting in san jose. >> pam: one of our viewers brought this story to our attention. >> pam: you can submit your idea on our website kron-4 dot com. under the special section called - my kron -4 story. >> catherine: sonoma county sheriff's deputies and a veterinarian have searched the reichardt duck farm in petaluma this week. >> catherine: that's after this video surfaced. a group called "mercy for animals" says the video was petaluma facility this summer-- and is alleging animal cruelty. some of the images are too graphic to show you. >> catherine: the group says one of its members got a job as a barn cleaner this summer at the farm. and saw sick and injured animals from day one.and took this video.

>> catherine: some of it shows ducks with open wounds. the group says some of the animals had no access to food and water. >> catherine: but the sheriff's office says it's investigators preliminarily found that the business was in compliance with industry standards and no arrests were made. >> catherine: the allegations are still under review. >> catherine: >> pam: coming up at 5:45. we'll take you inside >> pam: hollywoods most complicated love triangle. >> reporter: pam there is a world series tied deal out here although we do have to wait another day. some of the guys are up here taking acting credit practices. -- batting practices. stepping out of the dugout. they took a flight and that of the

bust of last hour or two changed and made their way out and to the field to practice. practicing before the game tomorrow afternoon creek >> reporter: 3 games in a row here. instep francisco. outside of the baseball gloves there is a whole lot going on out here. at at&t park. a b i p party from 7- 11...--vip party. sure to be a very busy weekend here in san francisco >> pam: we wanted to check the san francisco game weather forecast. >> reporter: you will need

your sunglasses and your umbrella to check out the next couple of games at at&t park. here is why, it looks really great for baseball to malraux creek showing mild conditions in the '60s and it will be a nice evening. we will see temperatures and the low 60s by 9:00. it will be a great night for baseball creek their only chance for showers will all right on saturday for game 4. possibly thunderstorms in the north bay. tracking storms up north and you reductor it in your rico-- eureka. >> reporter: we will talk more about that a little bit later. >> reporter: we have a special section here on our

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>> catherine: once married to gavin newsom, she used to be a familiar face in san francisco. now - fox news host kimberly guilfoyle is getting some heat for comments >> catherine: she made about women and voting. the controversy began when she suggested that young women should not serve on a jury. >> catherine: saying on the air that "healthy and hot" young women should be excused so "they can go back on tinder and match- dot-com." >> catherine: she said they don't have the proper life experience. after a backlash on social media - she's now defending her comments.saying they were taken out of context. >> catherine: guilfoyle tweeted a question or men - who haven't studied the issues -- should cast their votes at the ballot box. >> reporter: live look from mount tam cam. most of us are staying dry. cover, we will talk about change is coming this way.

>> reporter: we are tracking rainstorms however, it is part of north. to the jurors are not to back it >> reporter:temp's shockedare not too bad. good conditions for at & t shepark. >> reporter: 72 in san jose

and los 70's and sen mateo. oslo 70's and oakland. it will cool down and generally be in the 50 degree temperatures until tomorrow morning. it will be a really chilly out there. 80 degrees heading over to the east bay was 79 degrees and one that creek. very comfortable reading with low 70's in berkeley and lme ducker it alameda. >> reporter: 74 degrees and santa rosa. next chance for showers widespread on saturday. i is o'clock friday night great baseball weather. not worried about

showers impacting the game. >> reporter: the road showers will come in and widespread until 6:00 in the morning. saturday morning does look to be wet. i do not believe game 4 will be a rain out. however, you will some rain. showers are for saturday and tried for sunday and monday. also check out tornado pictures during the washington area. a tornado ripping down power lines and damaging property in washington state. about 50 mi. in portland oregon.

you see the twister. the good news is that there was no report of injuries. we are still waiting to see rubble and damage totals. >> catherine: >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. she >> catherine: the results are in the 33 year-old doctor in new york city has pat had tested positive for ebola. 33 year old creek spencer had been treating patients in africa. rushed to the hospital by ambulance today with police escort since he began filling sick with a high fever. sure enough, he does have ebola. his girlfriend is now a core team. there is

also a great deal of concern because he has been interacting with the public for several days. he was also in a crowded bohlen alley just last night. -- bowling alley. >> reporter: credit cross credit-card fraud that we have been seeing.. >> you will probably received a new credit card with the next two to three months and debit cards as well. it is hard to have technology embedded into it but you also have that in a reader. it's easy to copy the old slide. --swipe. it

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kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: now at six. >> pam: the water in parts of san jose is still unsafe to drink. now we've learned it will take crews even longer to flush the system than originally thought. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: it has been nearly a week since the san jose water company issued a boil notice for some 300 homes around sydney drive and sydney court. since then, people have been >> pam: or boil their water grant lodes is here to explain when crews expect to finally have this problem fixed. >> reporter: well pam, officials initially said they hoped to give the all clear by tomorrow. now we're hearning it could be sunday at the earliest, possibly sometime next week. >> grant:officials say recent water samples still show bacinterihe water. >> grant:crews have been out flushing the system with highly-pressurized, chlorinated water that will kill the bacteria and any source of contamination.

>> grant:that means until the system use boil their water or use bottled water to drink, cook or brush your teeth. >> grant:some residents are fed up. >>.shower's a little tough >> grant:water officials stress the need for *two clean tests before they can lift the boil order. officials believe the bacteria entered the system during a pipeline replacement project in the area. >> pam: the san jose water company confirms that a handful of people in the contamination zone have reported feeling ill. >> pam: kron four's rob fladeboe spoke with one man who says his whole family is sick. >>'.i'm nauseated, i have

stomach problems.been this way since last friday.' >> reporter:the reverend jerry donner, associate pastor at san jose's >> reporter:greater st. john's baptist church, is convinced he, along with his wife and daughter, are all suffering the effects of consuming tap water tainted with the e coli bacteria. >>'.i left work early on friday and wasn't sure why i was feeling like this >>until i found out later there was something in the water.me and my wife both went to the hospital and got checked out and we are now awaiting some test results.' >> reporter:while he is grateful for the bottled water being provided to he and his neighbors, donner says coping with the boil water notice is one thing, but doing so when ill is making life very difficult. >>'.we are being inconvenienced, we can't shower before work, we have to a friend's house to shower now and they're not offering to take care of us >>so i really don't know what to do.'

>> reporter:donner lives here on sydney court, where the tap water is still testing positive for bacteria, even as crews flushing the supply lines beneath the street. his daughter to sick to attend church, donner says he and his neighbors >> reporter:deserve more than free bottled water. >>'.i think they need to tell us what they're going to do and try and compensate people who have lost time at work or have to get daycare, we're all losing money and we're sick.something should be done about it.' >> reporter:in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> pam: a spokesman for the san jose water company acknowledged to kron 4 that it is indeed responsible for any inconvenience caused by the contamination and that quote .'when the time comes, we will reach out to customers and make it right.' >> pam: the doctor is without borders physicians identified as craig spencer returned from west africa 10

days ago and started filling sick last night. he was rushed to the hospital this morning and placed in isolation room. he does have ebola. we are told that the doctors did not self quarantined and that he was out in public. no word on how many people he has come in contact with. >> pam: in sacramento.two people are being monitored because they recently traveled to west africa. >> pam: health officials say they do not have any symptoms.but precautions. >> pam: right now.doctors are having the two people self monitor.which includes taking their own temperatures and checking in with health workers twice a day. >> pam: an ebola scare at an east bay hospital. >> pam: a nurse at richmond's kaiser permanente tells kron-4.emergency room personnel in protective gear assessed a patient for the deadly virus. >> pam: doctors determined the patient was *not at risk.so they were not tested. >> pam: contra costa county

public health officials say over the last week.they've assessed a number of people for the virus. >> pam: officials say the screening process is critical when it comes to potential cases. >> everyone knows that the diagnosis of ebola was missed the first time and is presented to the hospital in dallas. i think everyone in this country has learned from that experience and that is what we are receiving a lot of phone calls. >> pam: no word on whether the patient assessed today is still being monitored or was released from the hospital. a south san francisco >> pam: company announced that it is working on an ebola vaccine. >> pam: "vaxart" says it had a meeting with the fda, and plans to begin human clinical trials early next year. >> pam: vaxart says it's working on a pill-form of the vaccine. all current ebola vaccines are injectable doses. >> pam: the company hopes the pills will be available by the end of 2015.

>> pam: we have an informative ebola section on our website. everthing you need to know about how the illness is symptoms to look for and how the virus is being handled locally and around the world. >> pam: you can check kron4.com. >> pam: a chp officer is being investigated for allegedly secretly stealing nude photos off a woman's phone and sending to himself. >> pam: the alleged victim is a 23 year old san ramon woman who was arrested by the officer in question back in august on suspicion of driving under the influence while on 680. >> pam: in this search warrant- it says that woman discovered that some racy selfie's she had taken had been forwarded to another phone number.during the time she was in custody. >> pam: according to court documents. an investigator linked the phone number to the arresting officer who is based in the dublin chp office. >> pam: that officer has been placed on desk duty while the investigation is ongoing. >> pam: the contra costa district attorney's office is looking into the possibility that there may be other victims.

>> pam: a decision is expected next week on wheter or not the officer will be charged. they say that's because it's a complex investigation. >> there is an awful lot of electronic materials that have to be among investigated. we have gone into a cloud and things of that nature. "do take time" >> pam: we are not naming the dublin officer involved in this case because he has not yet been charged. the dui charges against the alleged victim, have been dropped. >> grant:the video is eye- opening.and dangeorus.and now it has the chp investigating. a group of guys on motorcycles.taunting a c-h-p officer on his bike.as they do tricks on interstate 680. >> grant:take a closer look. this was saturday october 11th.a saturday. >> grant:the bikers are on

680.near montague expressway in milpitas. >> grant:a chp officer started pursuing.after seeing one of them standing on his motorcycle while gioing about 65 miles an hour. >> grant:the officer pulled up beside some of them.but they refused to pull over or slow down. one even shooing the officer away with this hand. >> grant:the officer.fearing he was outnumberred.pulled onto the shoulder and called for backup. once backup arrived.the officers pursued.and got off at the mckee road exit. >> grant:the officers decided that the group still would not pull over.and decided to "let it go" since the bikers were headed onto city streets.and the potential for injury was higher. >> grant:investigators are using the video that was posted on you tube.they're trying to identify the bikers. misdemeanor charges could range from reckless driving

to evading a police officer. >> grant:we've posted the entire video on our website.kron4.com. >> reporter: we are tracking graeme. --rain. did see some of this come through early morning. we are now seeing generally most of this weather state toeureka. the north bay has received some of it but not a whole lot. you concede a live look at the golden gate bridge and the old g conditions. --fogg y. >> reporter: 69 degrees and high for tomorrow and the afternoon with is a another

gorgeous afternoon for baseball. downtown san francisco board 70's creek and san jose. tomorrow should be dry. game 4 could have an impact on that over this weekend. >> pam: coming up, the world series shifts to san francisco. >> pam: the giants look to close it out at home. we're live from a-t and t park.coming up. >> pam: plus, an elderly man, attacked and robbed in the east bay. who police think is responsible. >> pam: and new information and new canada's parliament building. what we've learned about the alleged gunman. did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

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♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >> pam: happening now. >> pam: the giants are at a- t and t park gearing up for the biggest game of the season. game three of the world series. >> pam: it's all knotted up at one game apiece after the royals big win last night in kansas city. >> pam: that snapped an 8- game world series winning streak for the giants dating back to game four in 20-10. >> pam: first pitch tomorrow.is at 5-07. >> pam: games four and five will also be played here in san francisco, the giants hope they sweep. and avoid going back to kansas city for games six and seven. >> pam: we'll have much more on the big game coming up in sports with gary radnich at 6-45.

>> pam: and if you have giants fever.or you just like cool website pages.check out kron4.com. >> pam: our special giants world series section has some great content.it's here on kron4.com. >> pam: coming up. >> pam: a south bay jewlery store, robbed at gunpoint. now police have released pictures of the suspects. >> pam: that story's next. >> pam: and canada's parliament is are still rattled following yesterday's deadly rampage. >> pam: new information, straight ahead. female announcer: you're on the right track to save big

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>> pam: a vicious, brutal attack against an elderly man in the east bay. it happened tuesday at refugio valley park in hercules. >> pam: as kron 4's haaziq madyun explains.now the hunt is on for the teenage suspects. >> reporter:out for a morning stroll through the park when it happens >>"they took his wallet right out of his pants pocket" >> reporter:it happened tuesday morning just after 9am here at refugio valley park in hercules, a 71-year- old man attacked by a pair of teenage boys. hercules police investigators say the victim and the two juveniles crossed paths here on this

foot bridge, no words echanged, then without warning >>"they walked by him and he was hit from behind and knocked to the ground and one of the males removed his wallet and then both of the suspects ran off" >> reporter:investigators have limited descriptions of the two teenagers. refugio valley park is a central gathering place for hercules residents and usually safe according to the people here >>"i'm surprised because there's usually so many people it takes a lot of gall to do that in broad day light an especially to an older person" >>"in the park i never here about onethis is new for me so i am going to be careful now" >> reporter:investigators say because the park is usually full of visitors there's a good chance that someone saw something >> reporter: >>".we would certainly appreciate any assistance we could get from citizens who may have been in the area" >> reporter:in hercules haaziq madyun >> grant: it happened

yesterday afternoon this is in palo alto. the woman entered first and ecstasy watch this. but she was given one the case was open and the man came into the store with a gun. the woman then turned out were pulled up her gun. investigators say he was wearing a navy jumpsuit, like a mechanic. the one it was wearing a u.s. postal service desk with a large floral designs on her purse. >> pam: walking off their jobs tomorrow at 4:00 in will walk the picket line. the worker said that they are taking this action in regard to a manager that was disrespectful and discriminating against union workers. the union contacted

the company about the problem. and voted up and approved of the work of. walk out. >> reporter: looking like we will see more cloud enter deep forecast. we are still holding on to the chance of light showers. we will see more sunshine in the afternoon. we will take a look at that forecast in just a little bit. then, the weekend. mainly dry sunday. the first pitch at 5 07 tomorrow with nice conditions in the upper 60s. now, tracking rain to the north bay tonight. we are still too cloudy conditions because of this system here.

mainly, on saturday which means more showers on saturday for the game 3 of the world series. temperatures are now, still fairly comfortable. livermore and 69 degrees. 64 degrees for napa. no forties' very similar to what tamara very similar to this morning. >> reporter: 79 degrees in pittsburgh and a little cooler in san leandro. san francisco will 70's.ere is the showers for saturday. saturday night coming through and the 6:00 it should be fairly widespread for the entire bay area. so

do not forget your showers or rain gear if you're attending the game on saturday. >> catherine: canadians are still reeling from the attack on parliament in ottawa yesterday. but legislators are promising not to give in to fear. >> catherine: applause for a hero new details about a killer >> catherine: and dramatic images of the ramage as it happens >>this is the suspect runnng through the bollards >> catherine: the royal canadian mounted police released this video of what happened after gunman, killed a soldier serving as honour guard at the national war memorial. >> catherine: after leaving his car at the entramce, he runs to shifts to this building here, where official limousines are

parked. >> catherine: the junman hijacks one car and drives the short parliament building known as the centre block. >> catherine: the suspect abandons the car >> catherine: within seconds, gunfire erupts inside. >> catherine: credit for killing him goes to kevin vickers, the 58 year old parliamentary sergeant of arms. >> catherine: today vickers got a standing ovation from legislators.and a handshake from prime minister stephen harper, >>"he did what he had to do for the country today and those folks there in ottawa and we're just very, very proud of him." >> catherine: as for the gunman, we are learning that michael zehaf -bibeau had a hitory of drug and robbery arrests. >> catherine: that he recently applied for a passport to go to syria but he was not on the list of the "high-risk canadian authorities >> catherine: 's own mother denounced him today saying wquote i am mad at our son, i don't understand and part of me wants to hate him >> catherine:

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flat. but bridge officials now say that 4-million for an updated version >> catherine: of the lights -- bridge crews can maintain themthe light display was designed by a new york artist - and is set to end >> catherine: a 2-year run early next year. >> pam: next at 6-30. a look at your top stories including the boil water order that remains in effect for parts of san jose. when crews expect to give the all clear. >> pam: plus, a chp officer in tonight. what he's accused of doing with a woman's phone during a traffic stop. >> reporter:.behaving badly return >> reporter: we will see more sunshine before another storm brings widespread showers to the bay area. look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of

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>> catherine: ebola has come to new york city. 33 year old doctor does have the disease. creek spencer has

been working in africa on ebola patients. he came back and started filling sick and with a high fever he was rushed to the hospital with police escort. the big concern is that he had been interacting with the public for more than one week. just + 90 was inside a crowded bowling alley. >> catherine: officials will have a news conference coming up with the new development and details tonight at 8:00 p.m.. >> reporter: workers continued to flash e. coli from a local neighborhood but are still needing to boil water. on city tried and citicorp. with ongoing

samples of tap water testing positive for e coli. during a recent replacement of an underground water main. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> reporter: nurse says when they return to work on thursday they came into the emergency room and everyone was wearing protective gear. that is because a patient taking and and inform them of being sick with ebola. this patient is now not every of having ebola. they use proper protocol and the right thing. >> reporter: in martinez a chp officer is under investigation under investigationafter allegations have surfaced that he stole nude photos

off the phone of a woman he arrested.and forwarded to himself. >> reporter:the victim is a 23 year old san ramon womanwho was arrested on suspicion of dui back in august. >> reporter:after she was released she discovered some racy sent to an unfamiliar phone number. in this search warrant an investigator with the contra costa da's office says that number belongs to the officer who arrested the woman. >> reporter:the chp officer has been placed on desk duty. >> reporter:and decision on whether or not to charge him is expected next week. >> reporter: >> there is a limit. ok! >> reporter: company has apologized and has agreed to more training for their

guide. and the major states that it will have to take more than that. --mayor >> he was walking over the bridge when he was approached by two men and they walked by him and was hit by or with hit from behind and they took his wallet and ran off. >> reporter: we are seeing increase in the clouds tonight looking at our roof camera. we are looking at a beautiful sunset with mild temperatures. it is still 70 instep francisco and oakland and 78. this is the right that we are watching

through tonight, there is a slight chance of showers and we did see shourd pop up earlier. we will see overnight lull cooling down into the 50 and 60 degree temperatures. tomorrow morning creek high through the afternoon 75 in oakland, 80 in plaza 10 and another gorgeous day but low 70 degree temperatures in downtown san francisco. the game tomorrow looks really great. early saturday morning the showers will come through. the rain will be present run the game for you want to break your weather gear. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley:if you hang out

at whipple of redwood city you will see one of the most common traffic violations the red light runner >> stanley:it's not the straight up blow the light across the intersection violation although that happens too. >> stanley:it's the right hand turn red light runners,.now you are permitted to turn on red here but you have to stop first. except there is a question raised on what does stop mean >> stanley: stop at the limit line, >> stanley:however i found this in the dvm test manual were it advises how you can be is disqualified when taking the test >> stanley:"if the driver disobeys traffic signs or signal >> stanley:you go through, at or exceeding a brisk walking speed a stop sign. a flashing red light .right turn on a red light. >> stanley:this was brought to my attention from a person taking the dmv test. however when i searched for it in the updated manual it had been delete"d >> stanley:however state law says you have to come to a complete stop which is

pretty much ignored by many of the drivers at this intersection >> stanley:after reading some of the facebook comments about this be a common practice here >> stanley:this is a very busy intersection since much of the traffic in this direction just exited the highway 101 and this red light appears to more of a inconvience rather that a safty feature >> stanley:for the record if you stop but don't actually stop before the limit line or in this case the very first line in the crosswalk that is running the red light >> stanley:and running a red light in san matoe county could set you back close to 500 dollars and one point on your driving record which could mean traffic school and maybe higher insurance rates >> stanley:unless you cause a crash then anything goes at thatin redwood city stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: coming up. >> pam: sears and kmart are struggling to stay afloat. now we've learned thousands of people will soon be out of a job, right before the holidays.

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>> catherine: a lot of sears and k-mart stores may be closing soon. cash-strapped 'sears holdings' will reportedly close as many as 116 sears laying off more than 6- thousand employees. after the report surfaced - a sears spokesman disputed the number of stores >> catherine: that could close -- but didn't give a different number. >> catherine: the company acknowledges that some unprofitable stores would be closing as leases expire.and perhaps before. >> catherine: many of the stores in question are in reportedly in the midwest -- according to market tracker "seeking alpha." >> catherine: but nearly 2- dozen states including california. after cutting nearly 100 stores earlier this year - the company had nearly 800 sears stores and 11-hundred k-marts. >> pam: the giants are that for the at&t park world

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>> gary:good evening! >> gary: kansas city flew all night. worked out first at the ballpark early this afternoon creek 5 07. >> gary: hudson starting his first world series game for a 16 year career >> i've always dreamed that this opportunity would happen for me. and here it

is. it is almost a sense of relief. it is finally here what i have hope and dream for is finally here. >> gary: yes. here he is standing by. >> gary: just to be fair about this pam. it will be hard to do his work with pop/rock secret so he is standing aside standing at a curb. j.r. stone for the yourself. hello j.r.! >> reporter: will tell you one thing gary. i will not stand at this curve all night. you can feel the energy. this is the world series baby! >> reporter: i do want to go

to some of the video. talking about sandoval. is he okay? >> reporter: he came in and and retired five batters and looked pretty good. >> reporter: they were basically told me that the fans were hollering and screaming loud for him. >> reporter: >> he feels well. but we still have to cover ourselves to make sure he received the mri and get the results that something is going on then we will have to make a change. if he is fine, i think he will be good to go tomorrow. it >> reporter: good to go tomorrow. that has yet to be decided. again, the talk tonight is about the world series. everyone is asking

me about where it is gary radnich? >> gary: you tell them that i do not stand outside. but they want me to be on camera i will come in and tap dance for them. however, i am too old to stand outside. >> reporter: have heard it blanc and clear from this person and that person. i said that i am trying to get the old man out here however, he likes to watch tv. >> gary: did you have to describe me in those terms? >> reporter: going with the beat of the drums out here gary. >> gary: last night lost. this kit blew it.

strickland, lost his cool and rough that home run for the season. think is, mind your business and get off the field. >> gary: by most of all account, it was a one-sided deal where this kid just blew it and started screaming at and staring at people. >> gary: you made that classic organization for one moment look kind of silly. >> he stood up and said hey, i made a mistake and let my of motions goal. >> still he is all part of this club. >> reporter: >> gary: i love bolcji he is the man.

>> gary: if you want to relive that moment you know where to go pam? >> pam: www.kron4.com >> gary: 01 till a little football. --on to a little football >> gary: way, you are looking at the raiders worked out. mandel, the question is will he get to play in cleveland. >> gary: coming off of a bad performance pricked mandela, the word is that he has been working out. this the raiders have a plan for the great job running for the

great johnny mann sale. manziel >> obviously, we will have a special package for him. when a player like that we want him to get along in little bit. a special package or what ever we may have to do. >> gary: steve nash for the lakers is out for the season with a back injury. he is 40 years of age in his career is definitely in doubt. he went to santa clara, pale. he was offered on scholarship. he went on to beat a two-time p.m. the peak even kobe was one time in b.p.. --mvp >> gary: they moved the show

up 45 minutes. suddenly there was traffic. the limo cannot make it through. he got out of the limo and ran to make it for the show. no one does that pam. no one does that even if you pay them to run. when you're injured in your 40 your usually gone. >> pam: a tribute to her father. next female announcer: right now, at sleep train

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father by getting a hummingbird tattoo on her right hand. along with the beloved actor is birth date. the world mourned when robin williams died this past august but no one was more affected than his children >> pam: just a couple hours ago. a partial solar eclipse had people tried to catch a glimpse. and the bay area people started seeing it amount to a clock and it lasted until about 430. an eclipse of the sun will happen when the moon is between the sun and art and covers of some of all the fun. people gathered at the show both space and science and oakland to catch the eclipse. of course-they had proper eye protection which is highly recommended at all times looking at the sun. >> pam: as long as they win

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