the giants get a win in game four of the world series. we'll have a recap and a live preview of today's game. plus the ebola outbreak is causing world wide panic. a little doctor weighs in on and tells us what you need to know. and mild conditions around the bay area with a warming trend as we head into next week. i'll have the details on the rest of your forecast coming up. this is the bay area's news station, kron 4 news weekend starts now. good sunday morning, everyone. more sunshine on this day. no more showers at least for now. i think we'll see maybe a shower in one here. here's erica to fill us in. >> good morning. we did showers north of sonoma.

all in all, we are headed out to dry conditions this morning. we have areas of dense fog. let's take a look. visibility down to a knoll santa rosa, half a mile in the napa area. north of golden gate bridge, that's where we're seeing the dense fog. mostly sunny conditions as we head into the afternoon. it's going to be breezy. temperatures on the mild side. lots of sunshine into tomorrow with warmer weather in next week. we have rain in the forecast. it falls around halloween. giants fan brian stowe on hand before the big game yesterday as part of the pregame festivities. the giants jumped out to an early lead in the first innings, but the royals came back to take a three-run lead, but the giants offense started to pick up steam. the giants would come back in the 5th inning and tie the game

in the 4th. in the 6th inning, pablo sandoval puts the giants ahead for good with a single to the center. san francisco goes on to win by the final score of 11-4. ace madison bum guard will be on the mound tonight. the giants hoping to carry over momentum. mike is live at at&t park with more. >>reporter: the win sent fans out celebrating as the giants tie up the world series. they have a chance to take a 3-2 lead tonight. here's the scene at mo mo's. the giants rallied to beat kansas city 11-4. they did so with timely hitting

and a whole lot of effort throughout the game. giants fans left at&t park ecstatic over the win. >> that win was great, man. we're taking it all the way to the end. >> it's a once in a lifetime opportunity. we're so excited. we're going to win. >> best game of my life. >> we showed heart. , go giants. >>reporter: tonight's pitching matchup is a rematch of the game one pitching matchup. the giants won game one. that's why fans tell me they are confident is the team will win tonight, madison bumgartner on the mound. in national news, new york city's mayor attempting to quell ebola fears with meat balls.

him and his wife shared a meal at the restaurant where dr. craig went before his ebola diagnosis. they made similar stops, riding the subway train and going bowling as spencer had done after arriving in new york. a nurse being quarantined at a new jersey hospital is criticizing is her treatment as an overreaction. casey tested negative after initial tests found that she did not have the virus. she will remained quarantined at a newark hospital for 21 days under a new state policy. >> back here in the bay area, a local infectious disease researcher hold and open forum for the public yesterday to address concerns people may have about the virus.

alecia reed tells us how worried we should be. >> people are dying, dropping like flies. i'm hearing more and more stories how easy it is to get infected. >>reporter: how easy is it to catch the cry us have? >> i ain't trying to catch it. >>reporter: if there are no symptoms, doctors say you can't get infected by touching a or sh someone that has already caught the virus. >> it's important to realize that ebola is not transmitted by patients, who do not have symptoms. ebola is transmitted by contact from infectious secretions of a patient, who is symptomatic . >>reporter: there's awayness wareness and-- awareness and people had questions for the doctor. >> the human body will fight the ebola virus if placed in the

proper conditions to fight the ebola virus. we have that here. unfortunately, it's something we should be more worried about for countries that don't have it rather than worried we're all going to get it and die here. >>reporter: people in the bay area should be prepared. at this time, the doctor says there's no need to worry. the risk of contracting the virus here is extremely low. as of right now, there are no reported cases in the bay area. reporting from ucsf at mount zion, alecia reed. coming up, an emotional day for northern california law enforcement as they say good-bye to one of their own killed in a line of duty. a community in morning after a tragic high school shooting leaves two dead. a tragic high school shooting leaves two dead. and fogs forced to ♪hey! i found a happy space ♪somewhere to call our own ♪a happy little place and it all starts with you♪

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describes her outrage yesterday. >> just really mad. this guy is on a one-man crime spree, and he has no idea the damage he did. it's going to take a long time for us not to be mad. >> authorities say a man armed with an assault rifle shot to two and wounded another deputy and a man he tried to car jack during a crime spree. marcelo marquez was arrested. all lanes of southbound interstate 880 have reopened after a deadly crash in fremont that happened just before 3:00 a.m. at the auto mall parkway onramp. officer say two to three cars are believed to be involved in the crash. chp did issue a signaller due to several lanes being blocked. >> we're back with more coming up after the break. here's a live look outside from our roof camera. we are waking up to sunny

conditions. more details on your dryer conditions coming up.

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we do have another storm on the way. this one, the timing looks like right around halloween and right around trick-or-treat hours. the heaviest rain will begin 6:00. that storm is ways away, something we will continue to monitor here on kron 4, if you're heading out on this sunday morning, lots of sunshine around most of the area. we do have dense fog north of the golden gate bridge. temperatures the in the 40s and 50s. livermore, 52, 59 san francisco. chilly in santa rosa, 47 degrees. into the afternoon, 60s and 70s, mild conditions with santa clara 71. same story in the east bay. 72 in walnut streak, downtown san francisco in the upper 60s. high pressure will build in over the next few days. we do have another storm that

could bring significant rain, up to an inch for higher elevations. that could put a damper on trick-or-treat plans. game five of the world series tonight 5:07 at at&t park, temperatures in the low 60s, breezy and cool conditions. i don't think you'll see rain. yesterday, some people say they felt a sprinkle or two. here a look at the seven-day, high clouds and sunshine, wednesday and thursday the hottest days of the week. temperatures will cool and rain back in the forecast friday into saturday. annie. a seattle-area high school is still reeling from a deadly shooting friday. two people were kill and four wounded after 14-year-old jaylen fryburg opened fire in his school cafeteria and then fatally shot himself. the four surviving victims are all in intensive care this morning. the two dead were related to the teen. on friday night, the community held a vigil for the victims.

hundreds gathered also at a local church to offer one another support. students are still trying to make sense of the tragedy. >> he's someone no one would have expected it to happen. yesterday, at football practice, he was fine. we were talking, having a good time. today, just horrible. i don't know what went through his head or caused him to do it. >> meanwhile, a union official says a newly-hired teacher intervened during the shooting. students say the teacher intercepted fryburg as he was trying to reload. it isn't clear if fryburg committed suicide or accidentally shot himself. fans, football, and school pride homecoming is supposed to be a time of joy. for students and parents at the university of virginia, sadness

filled the celebration. police identified the body of missing uva student hannah graham, who was 18-year-old. >> we can't let him break us. we are a family. >> students held prayer. jesse matthew is now behind bars, charged with kidnap. florida deputies looking for marijuana found something worth, a dozen dogs tied to chains, shaking with blood. investigators say it's evidence of dog fights. >>reporter: clearly terrified of people, this dog and up to 12 others have lived a lifetime of abuse and cruelty, thrown into the ring to fight for death. >> they have their training leashes on them, which are heavy, weighed down chain. >>reporter: mitchell is expected of holding dog fights in a small

building on the property. mitchell was charged with 18 counts of animal cruelty. he was arrested in 2007 for battery of a law enforcement officers. agents found marijuana today. >> anything that we can work with our state attorney to put criminal charges on the for the narcotics, the dog fighting, the conditions on the dog, we're going to loaded the wagon. >> he had 41 put bulls in 04. >>reporter: glenn lives across the road and says he hasn't seen anything. >> there's no dog fights. >>reporter: authorities never suspected the dog fights. they were here because of the marijuana but the condition of the abused dogs, pathetic and miserable, told a clear story. agents are well aware of mitchell's past record. >> so now here we are again, sometime later, and we're

fighting dogs are being used to fight, gamble, and quite frankly, their lives are being put in horrific situations. >> according to county court records, mitchell has a criminal history, including convictions for animal cruelty. last night , political heavy hitters came out to support the gay community as the human rights campaign annual dinner. president clinton and eric holder spoke to the thousands. holder says this year as more states legalize same sex marriage, the gay community has plenty to celebrate. >> i have seen few things in my lifetime exhilarating or gratifies than this nation's turn away from intolerance and towards acceptance, respect, and equality. [ cheering and applause ] >> for our lesbian, gay,

bisexual, and transgender brothers and sisters. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend, we'll have highlights from the sharks answer sabers game. here's a live look outside. waking up to mostly sunny skies on this sunday morning. we're back with more after the break.

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the san jose sharks last night. cody scoring his first goal, beating the sharks 2-1. bent burns scored for the sharks. alex got 13 of 15 shots. the sharks last beat buffalo in january of 2010. with the series on tonight at two games apiece, it's a pivotal game five. join us tonight with highlights at 9:00 after the news. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend, how the chp is responding after one of their officers is accused of sending nude pictures of a female dui suspect to himself. here's a live look outside the golden gate bridge, lots of sunshine on this sunday morning. a beautiful start to the day. more details. your weather is next after the break.

. welcome back. happy sunday, everyone. put away the umbrellas for now. here's your forecast with erica. >> good morning, anny, yeah, dry conditions, dense fog north of the golden gate bridge. clear skies for the much of the bay area. high pressure rebuilding. we will see a warping trend into this week. pretty comfortable weather, low to mid-70s for the warmest inland spots, 70s bay side, mid-60s for the coast. we have wet weather on the way. it will arrive just in time for trick-or-treat. a look at your halloween forecast coming up anny. the world series is even after a come-from-behind victory from the san francisco giants. the giants jumped out to an early lead but the royals took the lead back. the giants offense started to pick up ahead of steam.

in the 5th inning, the giants come back and tie. in the 6th inning, panda putting the giants ahead for good with a single to the center. san francisco wins 11-4. the giants started off with one of their biggest fans. >> play ball. >> brian stone getting the proud pumped. >> yeah, getting them bumped up. he is a life long fan. he was beaten back in 2011, sustaining brain injuries, causing him to be in a medically-induced coma. he said he can't remember the giants winning in 2010 or 2012 , and he says he would like to see

them win this time around. 13-year-old pitching sensations mo'ne davis threw out the the ceremony first game pitch. let's see how she did. >> watch this. that's no joke. mo'ne davis, i'm not getting in the box against her. >> mo'ne davis nailing it. the legal leaguer walks to the top of the mound, throws a fastball for a strike. she's in a chevy commercial, saying that she throws 70 miles per hour just like a girl. quite the arm on her. the world series draws thousands of people to san francisco with big crowds comes big security measures. last night, the u.s. cost guard guard got involved in managing security. the coast guards used for dogs to sniff for explosives to make sure is everything safe. >> we do put some passengers through screening, then we'll ride along or stay off with the next boat. try to do as much random

protection as we can. >>reporter: what are you looking for? >> explosives. >> there's a lot of people here. it's exciting. >>reporter: is it fun? >> it. it's a good time. everybody seems to be having a good time. > i'm enjoying myself. >>reporter: are you a giants fan? >> absolutely. i wish i could be inside watching it. >> mark wants to go swimming , it looks like. the coast guard brought officers from los angeles to help patrol the area. not everyone could afford a ticket. >>reporter: if you weren't fortunate enough to watch game four from the seats at at&t park, the next best thing is to walk across the street and watch the game from one of the bars. [ cheering and applause ] . >>reporter: first we stopped by mo mo's at second and king,

where the wait to the get inside exceeded a half hour for some. fans were somber after the royals took the lead in the top of the 3rd inning, but that didn't stop the fun. >> i couldn't get tickets to go inside the game. that's where i'm here. >> you should have been here 4 seconds before they hit a big home run over there. >> i'm in the city. i don't have my family with me. being here is like having my extended family. >>reporter: pete's tavern down the street also packed, some fans making a day of it, saying there's place they would rather be than right in the middle of the action across from at&t park. >> i love it. i love the people. >> i love everyone, my employee, all the emergency. >> we're about to get the w. >> we're going to get the win. >> go, giants. another year. we've got this. >> we've got. this number one. giants, baby. >reporter: it's clear based on how busy both bars have been

that the world series is great for business. . we love seeing the smiles. here are pictures of giants fans celebrating rest night. and we love hearing from you. visit our facebook page and send us your best giants pictures. you might even see them right here on kron 4. >> the chp is responding is after one of their officer is accused of sending nude photos of a dui suspect to himself. according to a search warrant obtained by kron 4 news, detectives were able to find text messages about a female dui suspect. they were sent a chp officers to two other officers. county deputies say they are analyzing all of the material. >> we have gone about doing that

with quite a few cell phone devices, computers. we've gone into the icloud. >> harrington reportedly confessed to sending himself explicit pictures that he found on the dui suspect's phone. he say he's done this a half a dozen times over the past two years. the da says he will decide whether or not to charge harrington and others. the chp is now responding to those allegations against these office. in a press conference, chief avery brown said i'm very disappointed and disgusted with the allegation of misconduct. there are no place our organization for such behavior. a bicyclist is under arrest after police say he waved a knife at a chp sergeant. police say he was drunk and threatening to kill the officer.

around midnight friday, the chp received report of a bicyclist riding on southbound interstate 101 in san rafael. the chp booked him into jail for deadly assault with a weapon on an office. the viral video of a tour guide's route has a bay area community rallies. an expert says the rant is appalling and the worst part is people clapping. >> the woman was announcing her own bias, even if it was as a joke that he said that. bigger worry that all of us have are people, who share those but

never say it out loud. >> the company running the tour apologized, saying the tour guide did not respect the group's view. community activists are seeking legal advise. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, a medical break-through for people with heart problems that could revolution nice organ transplant. >> having trouble losing weight. what if you were paid to drop pounds. one country wants to do that. details next. coming up -- >> we're family for the world series. go, giants. we're about to take another one, baby. >> need i say more. stick around for the next edition of people behaving badly.

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the transplant occurred. >> a stranger, someone you don't know is -- part of them is inside you. it's a privilege. it's an amazing thing. >>reporter: experts say this will revolutionize organ donation and reduce waiting lists for those, who need a heart transplant, meaning far more suitable donors able to provide their organ and the gift of life to the recipient. cameron price . coming up, questions about how this mystery man in orange, who has been seen at the world series games, we'll have is answer. >> here's a look at the golden gate bridge. your weather forecast coming up after the break.

it was a come back win for the giants, as they beat the royals 11-4 last night. and now the world series is tied up two games apiece. the giants jumped out to an

early lead in the 1st inning, but the royals came back to take a 3-run lead. in the 5th inning, the giants tie the game at 4. in the 6th, pablo sandoval ties the game. in the bay area, dr. charles hosted and open forum yesterday to talk about ebola. doctors say ebola isn't spread is that easily and if there are no symptoms, you can't catch it by touching a doorknob. it is transmitted through body fluids from a patient, who is symptomatic. the risk of contracting ebola here is extremely low because, as of right now, there's no recorded cases in the bay area and the state. chp is responding is after

an of their officers is accused of sending nude photos of the a dui suspect. officer found a text message about a female dui suspect and officers. these messages were sent from shawn harrington to ron hazelwood and simmons. the chp says they were disappointed and disgusted. the da says he will consider and decide whether or not to charge them sometime next week. the uk public health service thinks they have a creative way to help people lose weight. the government is encouraging companies to pay their employees for losing weight. the company is called pounds for pounds, rewarding weight loss with money, shopping vouchers

and prizes could help people. >> we are tracking much more sunshine instead of showers on this sunday morning. here's a look at your forecast with erica. >> good morning as we take a live look. santa rosa, 47. 52 in livermore. upper 50s in downtown san francisco. we are having a -- we do have some areas of patchy dense fog out there, a half mile in napa. keep that in mind. as for this afternoon, a lot of sunshine. temperatures mile. we'll see 60s and 70s around the area. santa clara 71, 70 in redwood city. temperatures similar in the east bay. check it out. 71 in pleasanton. downtown san francisco high of 68. in terms of what's ahead, we do have high pressure building in,

dry and mild conditions. a little bit of a warming trend this week. world series game five, low 60s, breezy and cool conditions. sprinkles not in the forecast. dry conditions if you're heading to the being. here's a look at your seven-day. we will see warm weather come wednesday and thursday, will low 80s expected for the warmest inland spots. rain could arrive as early as friday night, stretching into saturday as well. we'll see showers and sun. temperatures take a dip. by this weekend, the warmest spots only approaching the upper 60s. here's stanley roberts, who found people behaving badly. >>reporter: welcome to china basis, where you can get front door parking to the world series, where it's going to set you back 80 bucks. unlike the parking garages that are charges $80 flat rates, not

to be outdone, china basis is charging 90 bucks and 10 bucks more if you have an oversized vehicle unless you want to pay the $100 flat rate back a block away. >> are you going to pay $100 to park? >> i did. >>reporter: china basis had signed up. it's easier get a parking ticket than to pay for private parking unless you fail to read the signs that say tow away. >> behaving badly. >>reporter: as with any major league baseball game, the players are all the same. there's in guy in the motorized wheelchair. his tickets are going to be $500. the guy in the suit, another regular, who tries to avoid my camera and this guy. >> get your tickets here.

right here. big-time. >>reporter: his tickets were going for $800. the giants allow tickets to sell tickets on property. on property, they could be arrested. >> lest let's not be shy. >>reporter: let's have fun. >> i bought a ticket . look at where you're watching from. >>reporter: you know, they make cell phones now. >> now i'm going to be on people behaving badly. >>reporter: yes, it's the craziness of the word series. all we're missing is a google byte. whomever is the winning team, it's a blast no matter what language. >> there's nobody behaving badly here. >> that's not what i heard. >>reporter: stanley roberts, kron 4 news.

in other baseball news the, a lot of baseball fans are asking who that mystery man is behind home plate. he's apparently a big distraction. he is an infamous miami marlins fan, a lawyer by the name of lawrence levee. he's all decked out in an all orange suit. he says the royals offered him blue swag and a luxury suite to get him out of plain view. he says no go. go, giant. we're back with more coming up after the break. here's a live look outside. lots of sunshine. this is our bay bridge camera. we are taking up to plenty of sun on this sunday morning.

i know erica loves this story. the country's first ever cat cafe opened the oak land. the cat town cafe and adoption center brings cats from oakland animal control to its broadway street location. people can enjoy pastries and coffee while cuddling with these cats. they with looking for a home and up for adoption. the home is more cats will find their forever homes in this cozy environment. aren't they sweet? a six-pound gold treasure was found right here in northern california. this discovery has been sold to a secret buyer. it's not me. it's one of the largest gold nuggets every found in california. the owner of the nugget requested to remain anonymous as well as its exact price. the nugget is estimated to be worth more than $300,000. coming up on kron 4 news

weekend, the soldier killed in the attack in canada wednesday is remembered. we'll have details on that. dogs forced to fight, but that dog ring has been taken down. and we'll talk with a i don't think girl who got to help the first lady with a special white house project. she's local. we'll tell you about her when we come back.

people were writing, this saying they went to game four, caught sprinkles. that's not in the forecast for

today. i think you will be okay. we'll see partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the low 60s. right now, a cool start, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. visible is poor north of the golden gate bridge. we will see temperatures in the 60s and 70s as we head into the afternoon and a warming trend as we head into the middle of next week. we'll have rain on the horizon. i'll be detailing that in 15 minutes. with that, game four is over. the series is tied at 2-2. >> one of the best games of the series so far was a come back win for the giants as they beat the royals 11-4. the game tied up. giants fan brian stowe on hand before the game. the giants jumped out to an early lead. the royals came back to take a 3-1 lead. the giants' offense started to

pick up. in the 5th inning, the giants tied the game at 4. in the 6th inning, panda puts the giants ahead with this single to center. san francisco goes on to win by a final of 11-4. this is what pence had to say about yesterday's win. >> 11 different guys recorded a hit tonight but he's the most unsung hero. what he's done nothing short of amazing. >> if you look at the game, everybody did something to contribute, you know, from bullpen to the guys out there, pinch hitters, mcduffie, big hit. he scores. all the these things added up for us mounding the come back. >> game five of the world series is tonight giants hoping to carry over their momentum from

last night. mike pelton is live with more. what a game yesterday. >>reporter: abchutely. solutely. a -- absolutely. a talked to a few giants fan, who went to the game last night. here's the scene over at mo mo's. this is a bar that sits across the street in at&t park. as the giants recorded the final out, giants used timely hitting to rally back to beat the royals 11-4. tonight, the giants have a chance to take a 3-2 lead in the world series in front of a home crowd. their ace, madison bumgarner is on the mound, and fans expect a good performance. >> good pitching. they have to get runs in, get hits. >> they have to be doing what they've been doing. they have their ace on the mound. he's hardly begin up any runs. they need to concentrate, play

their game. they should win tonight. >>reporter: first pitch is set for 5:07 here this evening. regardless of who wins, game 6 will take place tuesday evening in kansas city. if necessary, game 7 is wednesday night in the kansas city. fans are focused on getting a win. the first man we played for us. had was at on the streets, celebrates, lost his phone. you can imagine how fired up fans will get if the team wins tonight. >> the excitement hopefully continuing. we'll continue our coverage of the world series online. check out on home page, kron4.com, where we have a special section breaking down all the need you need to know. >> in national need, new york city's mayor attempting to quell disease. bill de blasio and his wife shared a meal at the restaurant

where dr. craig spencer went before his diagnosis. the shop has been cleaned up and other governmental officials made similar stopping, riding the same subway train and going bowling. a nurse being quarantined at a new jersey hospital is criticizing her treatment as an overreaction. casey tested negative after an initial test showed she did not have ebola. she will remained quarantined. florida is the latest state to adopt new rules about ebola. governor rick scott announced and executive order requiring anyone returning from certain west african countries have

twice daily evaluations for 21 days. in an effort to ease public concerns, three states announced the measures for any airline passengers comes in from a west african nation hit by the deadly disease. in new york, where the state is dealing with a case, governor andrew cuomo says healthcare workers are ready. >> workers feel they've had the training. they have the treatment. we've gone through the protocol protocols. >> the & dates are cause -- mandates are causing concern wih the cdc. so is the bay area for ready for ebola? doctors here say there are five regional uc centers that will be able to diagnose, manage, and care for ebola patients.

while doctors say it's important to be prepared, ebola isn't spreading that easily. if there are no symptoms, doctors say you can't catch the virus by touching a doorknob or shaking hands with an infected person. people we talked to do not seem concerned about ebola in the bay area. >> the human body will fight the ebola if placed in the proper conditions. we have that here. unfortunately, it's something we should be more worried about for the countries that don't have it rather than worried we're all going to get it and die here. it's highly unlikely that's going to happen. >> doctors add the risk of contracting ebola in the bay area is low now because there are no reported cases. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, and emotional day for northern california law enforcement as they say good-bye to two of their own killed in the line of duty. and a community in mourning

after a tragic high school shooting leaves two dead. and here's a live look outside. we're waking up with some fog. the big question is are there more storms in the forecast? what about halloween? coming up, we have your weather later.

saying good-bye to one of their own at yesterday's funeral precession of a fallen sacramento officers. friday, placer county sheriff deputy michael davis and danny oliver were gunned down and killed. the shootings left two wives without their husbands and six children without their fathers. both officers were shot the death on friday. one of the accused shooters were wheeled into the hospital after the arrest. a man and woman were arrested. a man shot the two and wounded another deputy and a man he cried to car jack. marcelo marquez was arrested

friday afternoon in placer county after a six-hour chase and man hunt. here's a look at your forecast coming up with erica. good morning. live in the weather center, lots of sunshine as we take a live look from our roof camera. pretty warm weather as we head into next week. i'll have the full details on that when kron 4 news weekend returns.

welcome back. take a look at this video. this is volcanic lava and it's getting closer to a hawaii community. at last check, it's less tan a football field away from a street. it's moving about ten yards an hour, swallowing grass and utility polls. crews will go door to door to keep everyone informed and where the lava is and if it will reach homes. some communities may have to be evacuated by tuesday. scary situation. here's a look at your forecast on this sunday morning. more sunshine but fog. here's erica.

>> good morning. yeah, we do have fog north of the golden gate bridge. clear skies everywhere else. cool start in santa rosa, 47, 42 in livermore. as we head into the afternoon, we are talking about 60s and 70s today. expect mild conditions with redwood city hit 70, 69 in fremont, 71 in santa clara. as we take a look at the east bay, pretty much the same story. everyone pretty much in the same boat in terms of temperatures. antioch at 73. 68 in richmond. we do have dry weather around the bay area. high pressure building in. so we are looking forward to a gradual warming trend with wednesday and thursday the warmest days of the week. game five of the world series tonight at at&t park against did

royals. first pitch at 5:07. low 70s start, breezy and cool conditions, partly cloudy skies, but no rain in the forecast. people told me they did feel a few sprinkles yesterday evening. that's not in today's forecast. go, giants. lots of sunshine into the work week, 80s wednesday and thursday. we are tracking a storm that's expected to arrive really late on thursday, stretching into the day on friday. heaviest rain expected for 6:00 friday evening. that's halloween, so that could put a damper on your trick-or-treat plans. it looks like showers and sun as we head into next weekend. anny. >> thanks, erica? world news, vigils taking place across canada yesterday to on more to nathan cirillo, the soldier killed during an attack on canada's parliament hill. cirillo was shot while standing guard at the national war memorial in ottawa. thousands have already paid tribute and as his body was

returned to his hometown. his funeral is planned for the tuesday. visitation is today through tomorrow. in national news, a high school shooting near seattle has shocked the community. mary maloney. >> the next three days are crucial. >>reporter: two people are dead and four wounded friday after 14-year-old jaylen fryburg opened fire in his cafeteria and shot himself. the four surviving victims are all in intensive care at area hospitals. three are in critical condition. one is in serious condition. two the victims were identified saturday. soriano's family has released a statement through the hospital. >> our family is in shock. our hearts go out to the other victims and to their families. >> students are struggling to make sense of the tragedy. >> he's just someone no one would have expected it to happen. yesterday, at football practice, he was all fine.

we were talking, having a good time. the and then today, just horrible. i don't know what went through his the head. >>reporter: by all accounts, fryburg was a popular student, named homecoming king. though the motive is skill unclear, his the grandfather says two the victims are his relatives. >> all three are cousins. >>reporter: friday night, the community health vigils, tears stream downed faces as people prayed and offered support. fans, football, and school pride, homecoming is supposed to be a time of joy. for students and parents at the university of virginia, sadness

filled the celebration. police identified the body of missing uva student hannah graham. >> we can't let him break us. >> students held a moment of silent prayer for hannah and her family. jesse matthew, the mast last seen with hannah graham is now behind bars charged with her kidnapping. last night, political heavy hitters game out to support the gay community at the human rights campaign dinner. bill clinton and eric holder spoke to thousands. holder says the gay community has plenty to celebrate. >> i have seen few things in my lifetime more exhilarating or more profoundly gratifying than this nation's russ route turn -- nation's turn away from bias and

toward equality. >> the human rights campaign is the largest organization working for the community. >> for more than 1 million californians, the november 4th election is over. that's because they've already voted. a growing number of early voters in the nation's most populous state has stretched election day. the after half the votes tallied could arrive early, almost all through the mail. california is one of more than 30 states in which some form early voting is shaping the way voting is conducted. coming up on kron 4 news, a look at your headlines. also, a live look outside from your roof camera. sunny skies. more news coming up after the break.

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florida deputies looking for marijuana say they found something much worse.

a dozen dogs shaking is and chained next to a makeshift ring with blood. investigators say it's clear evidence of dog fights. dan has the story and video of the terrified dogs. >>reporter: clearly terrified of people, this dog and 12 others have lived a lifetime of abuse and cruelty. >> they have training leashes on them. >>reporter: mitchell is suspected of holding dog fights in a building on the property. back in 2003, mitchell was charged with 18 counts of animal cruelty. he was found guilty of 2. he was arrested in 2007 for a law enforcement office . agents also found marijuana. >> anything that we can work with our state attorney to put criminal charges on the for the

narcotics, the condition of the dogs, we're going to load the wagon. >> he had 31 put bulls in 04. >>reporter: glenn lives across the road and says he hasn't seen anything going on. >> there's no dog fights. >>reporter: other neighbors say they seen dead pit bulls disposed of in canals nearby. authorities never suspected the dog fighting. they were here because of the marijuana. agents are well aware of mitchell's past records. >> here we are again sometimes later and finding dogs being used to fight, gamble. >> according to court records, mitchell has a criminal history, include, convictions for animal cruelty. investigators are looking into

more animal cruelty charge. the country's first ever cat cafe open in oakland. it brings cats from oakland animal control to the location. people can enjoy pastries and coffee while cuddling with the cats. all the cats are up for adoption. the hope is more cats will find their forever homes in this environment. so coffee with your cats. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, we have a live look outside the golden gate bring. we are waking up to lots of sunshine, some areas of fog. we're wondering how is halloween shaping up? that's the big question coming up this week in weather. your forecast is after the break.

welcome back. all right. put away the umbrellas for now. here's erica with your forecast. >> good morning, anny. yeah, lots of sunshine area wide. here's a live look of the golden gate bridge. north of the shot, we have pockets of dense fog. all in all, mild and nice weather. here's a look at satellite and radar. high pressure building overhead. that will allow for a warming trend this week. for now, let's take a look at conditions, low to mid-70s for the next few days for the inland

spots. full details on your extended forecast coming up in my next report. >> looking forward to. >> it the world series is all even after a come from behind victory for the san francisco giants. what a game. the giants jumped out to an early lead but the royals came back to take a three-run lead. the giants offense picked up steam. in the 6th inning, was the turning point, pablo sandoval puts the giants ahead for good with a single. the san francisco giants win by a final score of 11-4. the giants started off game four of the world series with one of their biggest fans. >> play ball. >> that's brian stowe. >> great to see him on the field. stowe is a life-long giants fan. you may remember he was beaten back in 2011 by dodgers fans at the game there.

stowe sustained brain damage from his injuries, causing him to be in a medically induced coma for months. he still remains a very loyal fan to his favorite team. stowe told usa today that he can't remember the giants winning in 2010 and 2012. he says he wants to see them win again. also, 13-year-old pitching sensation mo'ne davis throwing out the ceremony first pitch before game four. the let's see how she does. >> watch. this that's no joke. mo'ne davis bringing it. >> yeah. >> i'm not getting in the box against her. >> she's got quite the arm, nailing it. the little leaguer walks to the mound, throws a fastball. she's? a chevy commercial saying she throws 70 miles per hour just like a girl. we love seeing is her there. the world series draws thousands of people to san francisco. with big crowds coming big

security measures. we have to keep everyone safe. the u.s. coast guard got involved in managing security with dogs. they were sniffing for explosives to make sure everything is safe. >> we do some passenger screenings and vessel screenings and we'll find along and stay off, wait until the next boat, try to do as much random searching as we can. >> what are you looking for? >> explosives. >> there's a lot of people out here. exciting. >> is it fun? >> it. i'm enjoying myself. >> are you a giants fan? >> absolutely. i wish i could be inside washing it but the next best thing. >> you have something to say, max? >> no. >> max is ready to go. the coast guard brought officers from los angeles to help patrol the area. a lot of baseball fans are

asking who is the mystery man behind home plate? he's an infamous miami marlins fans, a lawyer by the name of lawrence lee -- levee. he's all decked out. he m blue swag and a luxury suite to get him out of plain view. he said no go. here are some pictures of giants fans celebrating. we love hearing from you. send us our best giants picture. a group of activists in oakland met on saturday after a tour guide's racist rant went viral. they say these whens made by the

guide were shocking. anny anderson was at that rally and has the latest. >>reporter: after seeing that video of a tour guide ranting about the people in san francisco's china town, community activists carl chan was disgusted. >> i was sick to my stomach. i threw up yesterday. >>reporter: professor and first amendment expert joe agrees the woman's rant was appalling. [ bleep ]. >>reporter: but the worst part of the video was the people clapping during her rant. >> at least that woman was announcing her own bias, even if it was as a joke or under an alcohol-induced stuper. >>reporter: after the youtube video went viral, the company running the tour offered an apology, saying that tour guide

didn't represent its views on the people of china town. chan says that's not enough. >> we're going to be seeking legal advice and find out anything we can do to work with the community and also with the community and a source, whatever we can do to stop this kind of attack. the chp is responding after one of their officers was accused of sending nude photos of a dui female suspect to himself. according to a search warn obtained. detectives were able to find text messages about a female dui suspect. these images were sent from officer sean harrington to other officers. in the warrant, the officers made comments about the woman's body. the deputies say they are analyzing all of the evidence. >> we have gone about doing that with quite a few cell phone

devices, computers. we've gone into the icloud. >> harrington reportedly confessed to sending himself explicit pictures he found on the suspect's phone. he say he's done this about a half a dozen times in two years and it's a game between officers. the da says he will decide whether or not charge harrington and other officers next week. the chp is responding about allegations against the officers in. a press conference, chief avery brown said i'm disappointed and disgusted about the allegations. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, stanford cardinals taking on oregon state. we'll have the highlights. >> this weekend marks the last weekend to spend money on having

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welcome back. it is sunday fun day. today, quarterback derrick carr and the oakland raiders will face brian hoyer and the cleveland browns. they will try to get their first win. it starts today at first energy stadium. the niners are on a bye week. to college football, stanford taking on oregon. this one, not a close game. stanford takes a lead in the 1st quarter. stanford wins. they improve to 5-3 on the season. a big matchup next week as the

cardinals take on the oregon ducks. the buffalo sabers took on the san jose sharks last night. cody with the sabers score, his first goal of the season, beating the sharks 2-1. brent burns scored for the sharks, who have lost four straight. alex stopped 14 of 15 shots. the sharks last beat buffalo on their home ice in january of 2010. with the series tonight at two games a piece, it's a pivotal game five. join us after the news as we break it down with highlights and actions, plus we'll have raiders for you tonight at 9:00 after the news.

welcome back. time now 8:44. happy sunday, everyone. rook at all that blue -- look at all that blue sky out tk

-- a little fog but a big givens big -- difference from yesterday. >> 59 in san francisco, pretty mild cannots with fremont sitting 69. turning our attention to east bay, low 70s in fairfield and pittsburgh. downtown san francisco today mild at 68. high pressure rebuilding over our area. that's going to allow for not only dry weather but also warmer conditions, wednesday and thursday going to be the warmest. if you're headed to five game of the world series, rain not a factor, breezy and cool at the ball park under partly cloudy. he's a look at your seven-day

around the bay forecast. you'll notice a gradual warming trend the next couple of days. as we head to friday, the possibility of trick-or-treat showers. here with me now is nyelli and matthew, who is the food director from the school district. some of these students went to d.c. and got check out michelle obama, got to check out the white house because your school has been involved in getting healthier field choices. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. >> what was it like going to d.c. and meeting michelle obama? what did you guys do? >> we -- it was a lot of fun meeting michelle obama, and i didn't think that i would be --

ever be able to do that. >> so once in a lifetime opportunity, right? and i heard you got have a meal with her. what did you guys eat? >> first we ate kale salad, then we had pumpkin spice soup, then we had grilled chicken. >> what was that like? was it good? >> it was good. >> matthew, tell us how the school district got involved with this and what the school has been doing and what the trip was like. >> the school district has been setting trends in working with the school gardens so at willow cove a few years ago, one of the teachers agreed to start participating and working with me on doing a school garden. the school gardening are producing feed, going into the cafeterias. students are working out there,

harvesting the food, getting it into the cafeteria. it's a system that works well. >> what do you do at the garden at the school? we usually water the plants and try to find new seeds that we can use so we can replant them. >> then get more beautiful vegetables in the garden. do you notice the food tastes better or different in the cafeteria? >> it actually tastes the same but with the food that they give us, it tastes better. >> that's great. so matthew, talk about you guys did a survey with the school children, asking them about what they thought of the food or if they even new about some of the vegetables. tell me about the survey results. >> the main response was where do apple come from. the main answers we were getting

back was from the grocery store. students were disconnected with knowing where they food is grown from. >> they didn't know it was green a tree? >> exactlyly. it became our mission to get them to know where it came from. a lot of time students the, who participate in the garden are more apt to eat the vegetables. >> what are the biggest changes your seeing now among the students? >> i think they've accepting the options a lot better and actually not just -- we have a salad bar in the school. they're not just breezing by the salad bar. they're actually stopping, getting fruits on their trays and eating them. school lunches got a bad rap for not having adequate choices. that's not the case. school lunches have come a long way. >> how did willow cove get chosen by the white house to be

a part of the visit with michelle obama? >> they're one of three schools in the nation selected. the us into. that. that that -- the enthusiasm that students bring helped that. it was an easy choice for them. >> what was it like one you're in d.c. and having that meal at the white house and meeting martha? >> it truly was amazing. michelle obama has done work bringing school lunch to a better place. it was an honor to go with the students. the students were such awesome individuals. they were not shy. they were interacting and engaging with the first lady like she was just a normal friend. she went up and gave her a big hug and told her thank you for having us. michelle returned the hug as well. it was great.

>> that's great. did you get to talk to mrs. obama? did you ask her a question? >> i didn't ask her a question. i just wanted to see how she was doing and somehow did she start all this. >> what was she like? . >> she was very nice. >> what was the most me rabble thing from your trip to washington d.c.? >> the -- >> or what did you like the mosts? >> what i liked the most is that michelle obama was that she hugged me. >> that's very special. what a wonderful opportunity. and so what's next for the school district as far as offering healthy options to the kids? >> we will continue to expand on the programs that we're doing now and introducing healthier choices to those students and rolling out additional school gardens at other schools as we continue to build more schools in pittsburgh. we're building infrastructure. >> thank you so much for joining

us on this sunday morning. what a wonderful trip you had in d.c. thanks for sharing the stories. we're back with more after the break.

well, this weekend marks the last weekend before halloween, and apparently we are all willing to spend big bucks to have a scary-good time. so on saturday, we found dozens of people snatching up costumes in redwood city at the house of humor. more americans than ever before plan to buy a costume. we will spend estimated $7.4 billion on halloween. those we talked to yesterday say yes, a good scare is worth spending more money this year. >> we're shopping for something for spirit week. >> i think the best part is going out there and trying the on the fun costumes.

>> i'm trying to be jack from nightmare before christmas. that's my favorite character. i'm trying to go out. >> the national retail federation says the average person will spend around $77 on halloween. that's up a few dollars from last year. they credit part of the increase to halloween falling on a friday this year. a lot of parties are planned for this week. get your pumpkins and go under water. that's what some folks are doing this weekend. melissa has the story. >>reporter: wet suits, pumpkins, and creativity. >> we hope it turns nautical. >>reporter: divers are up for the challenge for the annual under water pumpkin carving contest. >> it's difficult in the water. it will take 45 minutes.

>>reporter: for james randolph and his dad, it's about enjoying the moment. >> it's fun. >> they compete for prizes by carving the best pumpkins and returning them to the dive shop to be judged. >>reporter: as the carving begins, so does the competition. >> it's cool. it's spend a number of years in the boy scouts. >>reporter: all of the money raise willed go to the divers alert network. >> it's a service that provides insurance to divers world wide as well as other services. >> as for the under water art -- >> we didn't have a plan going into it, so we were in the parking lot drawing a face on it quickly. >>reporter: it's about adding a splash of creativity. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, three colorado teens, who attempted to join isis are now back home with their families this weekend. why they will not face charges.

>> a medical break-through for people with bad hearts. and taking a live look outside, we are waking up to sunny skies on this sunday morning. a little breezy there.

live outside at&t park this morning. how giants fans are gearing up for a pivotal match-up tonight.

>> and criticism over new policies being used to fight the ebola virus. details coming up. >> sunny -- sunny and dwrie conscience around the bay area. a little breezy: waking up to more snooish, and tracking more storming this way. here's erica with a look at the forecast. >> good morning. lots of sunshine around the bay area right now. upper 50s waking up in san francisco. pretty mild conditions. and wooelt see a warming trend into next week. details coming up.

the world series is now tied at two games a piece last night's come from behind victory for the giants. giants jumped out to an early lead but the royals came back to take a 3-run lead. then the giants offense pick up some steam. this was the pivotal moment. pablo sandoval! a single down the center. fran wins -- by a final of 11-4. >> 11 different guys recorded a hit tonight.

>> everybody did something to contribute. all these l things added up for us. >> and game 5 is tonight. the giants hoping to carry over their momentum from last night. >> reporter: it's a gorgeous morning outside of at&t park. a few dozen giants fans going to tonight's pivotal game 5 match-up. here are a few fans we found getting decked out at the doug store. it opened u8:00 this morning.

>> dr. spensz sernis lagz. a nurse being quarantined at a new jersey hospital is criticizing her treatment as an overreaction. she tested negative after an initial test found she did not have the virus. she will remain quarantined for at least 21 days under a new state policy. a local infectious disease

researcher held an open for address concerns -- forum to address concerns about the virus. >> more and more stories, how easy it is to, you k infected with it. >> reporter: how easy is it to catch the virus? >> reporter: docto can't get infected by ing a doorknob or shaking hands with someone. >> it's important to realize that ebola is not transmitted by patients who don't symptoms. ebola is really transmitted by contact with infected secretions from a patient who is symptomatic. >> reporter: there is awareness of the threat. and people have a lot of questions for infectious disease researcher dr. charles shoe. he says the medical field is working diligently to prevent or contain the virus. there are five regional centering that

will be able to diagnose, manage, and care for infected patriotses. >> the human body will fight the virus. i think that we have that here. and it's something we should be more worrying about for the countries that are -- that don't have it, rather than that if we're going to get it here. given the institutions we have, it's highly unlikely. >> reporter: people in the bay area should be prepared. but at this time, the doctor says there's no need to worry. the risk of contracting the virus here is extremely low. right now there are no reported cases in the bay area. coming up, an emotional day for northern california law enforcement as they say goodbye to two of their own, killed in the line of duty. and a community in mourning after a tragic high school shooting leaves two dead. we have the latest.

a traffic alert in san rafael. avoiding an area between healthton street and hiace avenue. road cloeshs will impact traffic for -- cloeshs will impact traffic for the 12-15 hours. staying goodbye to one of their own at yesterday's funeral procession of a fallen sacramento officer. friday, police of placer county and sacramento county deputies were gunned down and killed. >> the man and woman were arrested in connection with the murders. an officer describes her outrage yesterday. >> really mad.

this guy, he had no idea the damage he did. and it's going to take a long time for us to not be mad. authorities say a man armed with an assault rifle shot the two and wounded another deputy and a man he tried to carjack during a crime spree. marcelo marquez of salt lake city was arrested friday after a 6-hour chase and manhunt. all lanes of southbound interstate 880 have been reopened after a deadly crash in fremont just before 3:00 am at the auto mall parkway on-ramp. 2-3 vehicles are believed to be involved in the crash. the chp did issue a sig alert. here's a live look outside. sunny skies, a beautiful sunday afternoon!

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volcanic lava getting closer to homes. it was less than a football field away from the street. this molten rock is moving about 10 yards an hour, swallowing grass and utility poles and signs. crews will go door to door to keep everyone informed. if it continues on the path it's on now, some communities may have to be evacuated in the next couple of days. tracking more sunshine here in the bay area. here's a look at your forecast. >> good morning! lots of sunshine, dry conditions as you head out on this sunday morning. it is a little breezy out there. that will continue into the afternoon. tomorrow, slightly warmer. inland you'll notice that. and we are in store for a warming trend before we bring wind to the forecast by the end of the week. let's talk today. a lot of 60s and 70s out there

mild conditions all and all with san jose reaching 71. upper 60s in fremont. 70 in redwood city. and similar conditions develop in the east bay here. a lot of sunshine in fairfield! san leandro, 70, union city the same. low 70s for the most part north of the golden gate, and 65 in daly city. high pressure building in overhead. and that's going to allow for this warming trend into the next couple of days. we do have some changes on the horizon. we will see dry weather for game 5 of the world series against the royals. first pitch at 5:07. temperatures in the low 60s. looking ahead, past today, warmer weather wednesday and thursday. the hottest of the day. halloween, looks like a system will bring rain to our area. heaviest rain expected around 6:00 that evening. that's

usually the time that trick-or-treaters go out. could see an inch with this system. and it looks like rain will continue on early saturday morning. vigils took place across canada yesterday to honor the 24-year-old soldier killed during an attack on parliament hill wednesday. he was shot while standing guard at the national war memorial in otwachlt thousands have paid tribute, and hissed with was returned to his hometown on friday. florida is the latest state to adopt new rules about ebola. governor rick scott announced an executive order requiring a returning from certain west african countries have twice-daily efrlgzs for 21 days. this -- evaluations for 21 days.

some officials feel it could discourage volunteers. >> reporter: a mandatory 21-day quarantine or hospitalization already imposed by new york and new jersey and now illinois is causing heated debate on handling the possible spread of ebola. in an effort to ease public concerns, the three states announced the measures for any airline passengeing in from a west african nation hit hard by the deadly virus. a mandatory quarantine will go into effect for travellers who had direct contact with an infected person. in a statement issued by the state of illinois, the governor says this pred measure is too important to be voluntary. "we must take every step necessary to ensure the people of illinois are pred from exposure." in new york, the state is already dealing with a case. the governor says healthcare workers are ready. >> the workers feel that they've had the training. they have the equipment. we have gone

throughout protocols. we've drilled, drilled, drilled. >> reporter: the concerns at the cdc and prevention of other disease specialists. the cdc says the healthcare workers volunteering to combat the epidemic in west africa are heroes! the epidemic there won't end without them. and without their work, the u.s. will be at increased risk. >> i have very real concerns, especially since i am somebody who's planning go myself. this is really going to prevent some people from voltearing. we're already having difficulty recruiting healthcareers to go over. and if you're going to institute even -- what frankly feels like punitive measures against people who are voltearing their time, taking real risk, it doesn't feel right and fair. >> woe do not have a vaccine. we don't have treatment. and one of these understands, a virus constantly mute rates, trying to find a new host to live on. and a quarantine is the only thing

that breaks the link. the four surviving victims are all in intensive care this morning. and the two who died were related to the teen. on friday night, the community held a vigil for the victims. hundreds also gathering at a local church to offer support for each other. students are still trying to make sense of the traj default >> ycht at football practice, he was all fine. we were talking, having a good time. and today, just -- just horrible. i don't know what went through his head or caused him to do it. new information being released. officialing saying a newly hired teacher intervened

during the deadly shooting. students say the teacher intercepted him as he was trying to reload. however, it isn't clear if the shooter committed suicide or accidentally shot himself struggling with the teacher. fans, football, and school pride. homecoming is supposed to be a time of joy. for students and parents at the univerof virginia, sadness fills the celebration. police identify the body of missing uva students hannah graham, just 18 years old. students held a moment of silent prayer for hannah and her father and vowed to remember the girl taken too soon. jesse matthew, the man last seen with hannah, is behind bars charged with her kidnapping. last night, political heavy-hitters came out to support the gay community at the human rights campaign annual dinner. former president bill clinton and attorney generality eric holder spoke to the crowd of thousands. this year as more

states legalize same-sex marriage, the gay community has plenty to celebrate. >> i have seen few things in my lifetime more exhilarating or more profoundly gratifying than this nation's resolute turn away from intolerance and toward acceptance, respect, and equality! [ cheering and applause ] >> for our lesbian, bisexual, and transgender brothers and sisters. >> for more than a million californians, the november 4th election is already over! that's because they've voted already. a growing number of early voters in the nation's most populace state has stretched two weeks. ballots could arrive early almost all through the mail! california is one of more than 30 states in which some form of advanced voting is shaping the way xhans are conducted -- campaigns are conducted. candidates who wait until the end to close a deal with voters

will be too late. coming up, the latest fallout after a bay area tour guide's racist rant goes viral! and a live look outside, sunny skies on this sunday morning. female announcer: right now, at sleep train 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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college football and the stanford cardinals taking on the oregon state beavers. this was not a close game. stanfords it 14-7, lead in the 1st quarter. in the 3rd, montgomery returning a punt 50 yards for the score. stanford wins 38-14. the buffalo sabres took on the san jose sharks at the sat center last night. cody hodgson scored his first goal of the

season, beating the sharks 2-1. the sharks last beat buffalo on their home ice in january of 2010. sunday fun day! cornerback derrick carr and the raiders will face brian hoyer and the browns. the browns going after their fourth win of the season. 4:30 at the first energy center in ohio. with the series kwotded at two a piece, a pivotal game five. hey john, check it out.

whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. download the xfinity tv app today. a sunny start sunday morning! >> lots of sunshine, clear conditions, and dry weather. certainly different than what we experienced 24 hours ago.

we will see high pressure building in overhead over the next couple days. we're looking forward to a warming trend. temperatures in the low to mid-70s for the warmest inland spots. low 70s bayside. 60s for the coast. we do have a storm headed our way. and the world series is all even after a come from behind victory for the giants. what a game it was! giants jumping out to an early lead in the 1st. the royals came back to take a 3-run lead. then the giants started to pick up steam. in the 6th, this was the big turning point. pablo sandoval puts the giants ahead for good with a single to center! san francisco goes on to win, 11-4. and the giants started off game 4 of the world series with

one of their biggest fans! >> last week. >> play ball! [ cheering and applause ] >> that's brian stowe, a lifelong giants fan starting things off yesterday. you may remember he was beaten in 2011 by dodgers fans at a game. he sustained brain damage from his injuries causing him to be in a coma for months. he has still remained loyal to his favorite team. he can't remember them winning before so he wants to see them win again this time around. and here are some pictures of giants fans celebrating last night! send us your best giants pictures. you can send them to us through twitter.

the world series draws thousands of people to san francisco. and with big crowds come big security measures. last night, the u.s. coast guard got involved in managing the security. officers were using dogs at the parng. they -- park. they were sniffing explosives to make sure everyone that stayed safe. >> we had some passenger screening, vessel screening, and we ride along, try to do as much random inspection as we can. >> there's a lot of people here. it's exciting. >> is it fun out here? >> it is. it's a good time. everybody seems to be having a good time. >> are you a giants fan? >> absolutely! i wish i could be inside watching it, but next best thing. >> and the coast combrd even brought recovers up from los angeles to help patrol the area. not everyone can afford a

ticket to watch the game. diehard giants fans wanted to experience the game together. >> if you weren't fortunate enough to watch game 4 from the seats at at&t park, the next best thing is to walk across the street and watch the game from one of the bars. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: the wait to get inside exceeded a half hour for some. fans were somber after the royals took the lead in the to which the 3rd. but that didn't stop the fun. >> 4 seconds before they hit a big home run over there. and then an incredible play. >> i've been sitting. i don't have my family with me.ing here is like having my extended family! [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: pete's tavern down the street also packed. fans making a day of it, saying

there's no place they'd rather be than right in the middle of the action. >> i love it! i love all these people! >> the environment! everyone! all the nrg! >> we're going to get the win! sthoo go giants! >> another year! >> we got this! no. 1! >> reporter: and based on how busy both bars have been, the world series is great for business. a bicyclist is under realist for police say hed a knife at a chp sergeant. he was drunk and threatening to kill the officer around friday. he was booked into jail for assault with a deadly weapon on an officer. a group of activists in

oakland met on saturday after a tour guide's racist rant went viral. the comments made bite guy were shocking. [ cursing ] >> reporter: after seeing that video of a tour guide ranting about the people in san francisco's chinatown, community activist carl chan disgusted. >> i was sick to my stomach. >> reporter: 1st amendment expert joe agrees the woman's rant was appal [ cursing ] >> reporter: but the worst part of the video was the people clapping during her rant. >> she was announcing her own bias, even if it was as a joke or an alcohol-induced stupor. the bigger worry that all of us have in a diverse community like oakland or anywhere else are people who share those biases but never say them out loud.

>> reporter: after the video went viral, the company running the tour offered an apology saying that tour guide didn't represent its views on the people of chinatown. chan says that's not enough. >> we're going to do anything that we can do to work with the commit and he also with the company and do whatever we can do to stop this kind of attack. coming up, halloween is just around the corner. and this weekend marks the last weekend to spend money on having a scary good time!

a medical breakthrough has come out of australia. experts say tell revolutionize organ donation and save lives. >> reporter: researchers here have been working on this technique for about four years. finding a way of transporting a heart after its owner has died and it's stopped beating. living proof this world's first surgery works. >> we've removed blood from the donor to prime the machine. we then take the heart out. we diface the heart on the -- diffuse the heart on the

machine. we warm it up, it starts to beechlt >> reporter: heart transmits were only possible when the donor was brain-dead but the heart was still beating. this technique allows for the heart to be completely still for up to 20 minutes before it's removed and preserved in a machine for up to four hours. >> something you don't know is -- someone you don't know is part of that. >> reporter: experts say this will revolutionize organ donations and reduce waiting lists for those who need a transport. coming up, new information on three teen girls who were caught trying to join militants. why they are not facing charges.

and a live look outside. lots of sunshine, a little breezy.

more sunshine on this sunday. how warm tell get? >> good morning. lots of sunshine right now. we're going to hold onto dry weather as we head into first pitch of game 5 of the world series. no need to worry about any rain for the next several days. temperatures finally starting to climb. we made our way into the 60s for san francisco. looks like santa rosa, officially identity of the upper 40s. and temperatures are going to continue to warm as we head into the afternoon. 60s and 70s in today's fore 69 in fremont, 72 for the almond valley. antioch 73, 72 in livermore. upper 60s in richmond. low 70s in oakland. 71 in santa rosa. ocean beach on

the cooler side at 63 degrees. if you're heading up to the wine country, temperatures in the low 70s. here's what's happening on the bigger picture! dry conditions, a warming trend into the middle of the week. 7-day, wednesday and thursday as the warmest days, low 80s for the warmest inland spots. on friday, halloween! we could see some rain. heav instatemented for 6:00 pm. looks like halloweening be -- heavy evaluate rain for 6:00 pm. ronald regan's famed astrologier dies at 87. joan quintly died from an unresponsived ilimness in her -- i'll illness in her home. the regans consulted her after an

assassination attack. she claimed to have put thoughts into the soviet union. she said she helped plan the president's schedule and used the stars to consult to him. three teens who attempted to join isis are back home with their families and will not face charges. >> reporter: sister, just 15 and 17 years old, along with their 15-year-old friend were so determined to join isis, they were halfway to syria before they were stopped. thanks to the father of the 15-year-old who discovered their plans after looking at his daughter's computer. >> he called authorities and contacted his friend. >> reporter: colorado state representative daniel cabegan. >> she had been tweeting to her friends and discussing this plan to go to syria and strike a blow for justice, as they saw it.

>> reporter: authorities say when they were stopped in germany, they had their passports, some clothes, and about $2,000 they had stolen from their parents. they were sent back to the united states and are home with their families. >> 15 years old, she has completely understood now what she just had no notion of before, of what she was getting involved in. >> reporter: both sets of parents have declined interview requests at the apartment complex where the sisters listen. neighbors say they're concerned about the possibility that the girls will do something against the u.s. >> if they knew what they were doing, yeah, i'm really concerned. >> oh, yeah. i mean they could just pick up arms anytime now. and go around to schools or wherever and show that up school and just start kimming people. >> reporter: these aren't the first colorado teens with aspirations to join jihad.

19-year-old shannon connelly was arrested on her way to syria. the three teenagers are not expected to face charges. kagan says he believes the girls were recruited online. isis and other groups use videos like this to lure westerners to join their cause. according to intelligence splats, more than -- estimates, more than 100 americans have joined isis to fight irick and syria -- iraq and syria. >> it's a legitimate concern. this is why the fbi is going into extraordinary depth as to how this came about, what has happened since they were apprehended. how much dot girls involved feel an affiliation with this corrupted ideology

that has been pedalled to them. >> reporter: none of the girls have returned to school. both sets of parents are cooperating with authorities as the investigation continues. back in the bay area, chp is responding after one of their officers was accused of new photos and a dui female suspect to himself. detectives were able to find text messages about a female dui suspect. these messages were sent from chp officer sean harrington to recovers ron haze dlelt wood and di-- hazelwood and dion simmons. they made derogatory comments about the woman's body. the deputy says they are analyzing all the evidence. >> we have gone about doing that with quite a few cellphone devices, computers, we have gone into the icloud. >> harrington reportedly

confessed to sending himself explicit pictures he found on the suspect's phone. documents say he has done this about half a dozen times, and it's a game between chp recovers. -- officers. the chp responding about the allegations against these recovers in a press conference. chief avery brown says "i'm disappointed and disgusted with the allegations of misconduct. there is no place in our organization for such behavior." this weekend marking the last weekend before halloween. and apparently we are willing to spend some big bucks to have a scary good time! we found s of people snatching up costumes in redwood city at house of humor. more americans than ever plan to buy a costume. and we will spend an estimate $70

billion on halloween. >> we're shopping for some things for spirit week. >> the best part is just going out there and trying all the fun costumes. >> i'm trying to be jack from the nightmare before christmas. >> the national retail federation says the average person will spend around $77 on halloween. that's up from last year. here's a live look outside. the bay bridge toll plaza. plenty of sunshine, more ds coming up later.

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last night. now the world series is tied 2-2. the royals came back to take a 3-run lead. in the 5th giants would come back and tight game at 4. in the 6th, pablo sandoval puts the giants ahead for good with a single to center! bumgarner will be on the mound for the giants tonight. first pitch 5:07. in the bay area, a local infectious disease researcher held an open forum saturday to address some of the concerns people have about the virus. ebola isn't spread easily. if there are no symptoms, you can't catch the virus by touching a doorknob or shaking hands. ebola is transferred by fluids from a patient who is showing symptoms. there are five regional centers that will be able to care for patients. the risk of contracting ebola in the bay area is extremely there are no reported cases.

new details released about the chp officer out of dublin office accused of sending nude photos of a dui suspect to himself. detectives were able to find ticket messages about the female dui suspect. and these were sent from chp officer sean harrington, ron hazelwood, and deon simmons. in the warrant, hazelwood and simmons made drog taer comments about the woman's body. a judge will decide if he will charge the officers sometime this week. and the country's first ever cat cafe opened up in oakland yesterday. the adoption center brings cats from the area to the center. people can enjoy pastries, coffee, while checking out the cats. all the cats are

up for adoption. a 6-pound gold treasure was found right here in northern california. it's been sold to a secret buyer. it is one of the largest gold nuggets ever found in the state. the o requested to remain anonymous. it is worth more than $300,000. >> the 7-day looks like a lot of sunshine, warmer weather as we head into the middle of this week. halloween, hope you don't have plans outside! >> i do! [ laughter ] >> we do have rain on the way. so we'll be monitoring that as we get closer. >> thanks for joining us on this sunday morning.

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i heard about these two men named archie and jack. they argued their whole life as to whether jesus was white or whether he was black. (laughter) archie was certain he was white. jack was just as sure that he was black. as fate would have it, they died on the same day, rushed to the pearly gates, said "saint peter, please tell us. we've been debating our whole life. is jesus white or is he black?" about that time jesus stepped up and said, "buenos dias." (laughter/applause) hold up your bible. say it like you mean it. this is my bible. i am what it says i am. i have what it says i have. i can do what it says i can do. today i will be taught the word of god. i boldly confess: my mind is alert. my heart is receptive. i will never be the same. in jesus' name. god bless you. i want to talk to you today about being a rainmaker. rain in the scr