i'm kraig debro. >> i'm materialry campbell. this morning, concord police are searching for two gunmen who oned -- who robbed a pair of prontos last -- who robbed a pair of restaurants last night. claudine wong has more. >> reporter: good morning. yes, these robberies happened in and around closing time. this "round table" was hit first and then the subway

restaurant. we believe that restaurant was already closed. but the robbers came looking for man. police believe they may have done this before. let's talk about the round table. it was 50855. the round table closes at 10:00. we don't know if there were customers inside. they walked in with sweat shoots. the two ordered the employees to the ground. they were apparently not done with that crime spree. less than 45 minutes later, police believe the same men did the same thing at the subway runt at the 400 -- restaurant at the 400 block. the store had already close. not sure how the men got in. but police say they came in with a mask and gloves. they took cash from the register. residents say this news scares them. >> i probably don't be walking home anymore, at least not for a while. i don't want to get caught up

in any of this stuff. i don't want to be robbed. if i was ever in the way. because i walked here at night. i wouldn't want to get in trouble. >> reporter: police searched the area but the suspects are still on the loose. while the search for them couldn'ts, the question is are these same two people responsible for several other robberies in the past several weeks? police told us that the description of the two men and the time of the robberies all seemed to coincide. we don't have a description of the robbers but they were seen leaving in an dark-colored suv and the search for them continues. 7:03. all lanes of southbound 101 in morgan hill are back open. it took 12 hours to upright a big rig. three lanes were blocked for

hours. creating mile-long backups. the tanker was carrying 43,000 pounds of liquid wax that had to be transferred before the truck could be uprighted. part of the san mateo bridge is back open this morning, following some overnight work. two westbound lanes were closed so caltrans crews could put up anticorrosive paint after a track was discovered -- crack was discovered. an officer crashed his patrol car into a pedestrian. the victim, a 63-year-old man, was crossing santa clara street last night when he was hit. he was taken to the hospital but at this point we don't know how badly he was hurt. police say they also don't know if the victim was in a crosswalk. a santa cruz city councilman is in trouble with

the law. the santa cruz paper says an arrest warrant was issued for tony magidral after he skipped an appearance. he was pulled over after chp say they saw him on his laptop, texting, swerving and driving along the center divider. the councilman pleaded not guilty last thursday. the excitement is building by the minute. today the giants host the phillies. it's the biggest baseball game in years. paul chambers joins us live from at&t park with all of the details. >> reporter: it's really early but there are some fans out here. they said they want to be apart of this. they say it's been a long time, since 2002, since they had an opportunity to get involved in the mania and go crazy. that's what some fans are

doing. let's take a live look at the ballpark. the game starts at 1:19. matt cain is on the mound for the giants. cole hamels will pitch for philadelphia. giants want to win it but they don't know it can all be done here at home. >> it's a five-game series. we have home-field advantage. >> reporter: here at the public house, the doors opened at 5:00 and they had had giants' colors and signs on almost every table. there are a few die-hard fans who made it out. one man is selling designed

masks which have been redeckcated with the joins colors. the flag flies high outside the mayor's office. coming up we'll have more information about this. but take a look. there are some new things coming with the taxi dealers. you can see them here. along third street will be converted to a game day taxing zone. more on this at 8:00. live in san francisco, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. don't forget. you can watch game 3 of the nlcs right here on ktvu. coverage begins at 1:00. we want too check in with sal who is babb from -- who is back from philadelphia. i believe you will be out there covering game three.

>> that's correct. there is also the traffic angle. the stadium is sold out, more than 40,000 people trying to get across the bridge before the game or after. people coming in from the east bay. people leaving at:00 or 5:00. so it's gonna be a mess in san francisco. we recommend using public transportation. this morning we're looking at the san mateo bridge. traffic is doing okay on dumbarton bridge as well. this morning in san jose, we're already seeing some slow traffic getting into the silicon valley. no problems on 280, really no accidents. but we're seeing some slowing near and also slowing on 101 approaching sunnyvale.

let's go to steve. we have some fog to deal with but it will still be okay for game three. some low clouds, fog, it always burns off around at&t park. we'll go for 60s. low clouds in the city up and down the coast. some of the fog is reducing visibility if you have to head down to los angeles or southern california, they are deal willing rain. that's the same system we had had had on sunday. it's pinwheeling back some rain. more likely back on the high desert and wrapping up towards it the grapevine. we're really not getting an offsore breeze. so the fog is moving up the coast. you can see it there. it's getting squashed by high pressure but temperatures after

that system have cooled off. san francisco, potrero hill 496789 diamond heights, 50. financial district, 52. highs yesterday struggled to warm up but they did compared to sunday. we'll see 60s and 70s today. walnut creek, 75. san jose 75. and 73 in napa. 50 in san francisco. cool in napa. the warmest san jose state at 55. temperatures in the mottes cold. ukiah is at 45. and cool with mostly cloudies. you get a rook at the low. but for us, try air is in place. 60s by the beaches. some mid os inland -- some mid-

70s inland. we will see some clouds. cool -- cloudy, breezy, cool day on saturday. the owner/manager of a san francisco printing company, are expected to surrender in the death of a pregnant employee two years ago. one work was crushed by the machine. yesterday, the owner and manager was charged with involuntary manslaughters and the company already settled a wrongful death lawsuit for $6 million. 7:11. extend giving the fire department. san carlos rezs react to this cost-cutting idea.

sunny, warmer inland. still kind of foggy. cool by the beaches. here's tori. san carlos city council members are considering a plan to outsource its fire services to save money. the city has been sharing its fire services with bellmont for more than 30 years but the city says the cost of the agreement is getting too high.

the city recently voted to dissolve their agreement with bellmont to find a less expensive way to provide services. the move is getting mixed reaction from residents. >> i don't think it matters as long as the service is there, what name is on the truck. >> that would be another example of giving up local control -- control. the same thick we did with the police department. i don't think it's a good idea. >> city leaders are hoping to have a new plan in place for their fire service around this time year. alison burns is here with the latest on the don't ask/don't tell policy. >> reporter: good morning. the obama administration is asking judge virginia phillips to allow the pentagon to

continue its ban on gays serving openly in the military while it appeals her ruling. the administration is arguing that an adult change in policy would hurt military morale. but advocates for gays in the military say the obama administration stance is very confusing. anthony woods who was discharged from the army after coming out to its commanding officer says president obama has promised to end the policy and should not fight it in court. >> the president made it clear that he want to see this repealed. i would like his actions to match his words. >> now, the judge indicated yesterday she's not hikely to change her mind today. and that means the pentagon could be forced to comply with her order and immediately lift the ban on gays searching in the military. back to you. >> thank you for the update. 7:16. san francisco city attorney filed a legal brief saying that

proposition 8 is oddly irrational in california law. in the brief, the city attorney says supporters on the ban of same-sex marriage have said prop 8 is needed to promote responsible child bearing by het ten-year row couples. prop 8 supporters have until november 1st to file a response to thety city attorney's brief. testimony is expected to continue at fort hood to determine if an army psychiatrist should be tried for a deadly shooting rampage. hasan is accused of killing 13 and injuring others. the commanding general will decide on a trial and whether

hasan will face the death penalty. an illegal immigrant accused of beating and raping a palo alto woman, the man plead guilty. he had fled to mexico where he was arrested. the plea deal brings closure to the case, although the victim died four years ago. he will be sentenced december 9th. the major airline want to move federal marshals out of first class and back in coach. the company says this costs money. they add additional security measures and recent attempts by terrorists show they could be -- they would be more useful in the back of the plane.

authors's speculation united could fly just business and coach once merger is committed. the airlines say fewer corporate travelers can afford the higher ticket prices. anyone who flies knows flight delays can cause time and money. now uc berkeley researchers have put a price tag on all of that time lost. nearly 33 billion. nearly 17 billion it costs to passenger. the study was based on the faa records for the year 2000. once again, san francisco has been named the best city in the country to visit by a conde

nest traveler magazine. it's the 18th consecutive time the city has come out on top. this year san francisco was followed by south carolina, south carolina and santa fe, new mexico. ikea wants to open the store on hollis street but people who live in the area are worried about noise. the emeryville city council is expected to vote on the i deyaw be -- ikea idea tonight. we have a recall to tell you about this morning. why a popular painkiller is being pulled off store shelves. and what ex-wife the junior

seus is say about his brush with death.

tylenol bottles have been recalled due to a musty or moldy in the product. the fda tested hillandale farms and found no signs of salmonella. writhe county has been told to improve conditions -- wright county has been told to improve conditions or it could be shut down. drivers using the -- drivers using the bay bridge will see the second section of the tower arriving. it will be put in place in the next few days. there are a total of five sections. let's check in again with sal and see what's happening at

the toll plaza. >> it's pretty slow because of an earlier stalled vehicle and just because of a lot of people coming in for the baseball fan. 40,000 fans will be in the south of market today. the game will be over between 5:00 and 5:00. it starts at 1:00. that means everyone is going to be trying to get out of town at that time. just in time for the afternoon commute. this morning commute will be slow getting into the solely con valley if you are going to your job in the valley, it look like it's already crowded getting out of the south bay and over to the valley. northbound 280. same thing goes. a lot of cars getting up there. it just surprises me -- it doesn't surprise me anymore that the traffic is backed up to san jose. it's kind of becoming typical. i take that back.

i'm not surprised. we have a lot of fog this morning. it seems to be increasing up and down the coast. some of it has moved locally inlad. reduced visibility being reported. hayward, oakland, santa rosa and i know around the caldecott or the bay. so be careful out there. the fog is also being smashed because high pressure is building in. the low is giving rain to same. what's inland and around the bay will burn off. by the coast, it could be a little tough. still fog, sun. a little warmer away from the coast. some of the higher elevations are running much warmer than they were 24 hours. pleasant hill. santa rosa, 49. low 50s, gilroy, morgan hill and also burlingame. there is the low in southern california. if you have any plant down there. it's been off and on rain.

by the coast, left with deal with 50s and os. it's the latest development in the san bruno pipeline disaster. what are you doing in? >> minding my own business. internet cafe or illegal gambling operation? and it was a real mess on muni. we have new information on what san francisco commuters can expect today.

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we're following major new developments in last month's pipeline disaster in san bruno. pam cook's in the newsroom with the details. >> well, there's now word that medical is offering to -- pg&e is offering to buy out those homes that were damaged in the blast. those who sell fast will receive a hefty $50,000 bonus.

an attorney who is preparing to file a lawsuit on behalf of the dozens of fire victims says that accepting the offer from pg&e could hinder them from seeking damages in court. he's also concerned that the plan calls for pg&e to hire the appraiser who will then determine the value of the buyout price on the home. now, this morning, lawmakers in sacramento will take a close look at the pipeline disaster in san bruno. the state senate will hold a joint hearing on set 9th explosion and fire that killed eight people and destroyed homes. today's hearinwill had focus on the maintenance of natural gas pipelines and how similar strategies can be preveried in the future. back to you. police are looking for a

vandal who damaged a gas pipeline outside of a san francisco business. it happened last thursday on mission street shortly after 6:00. "the examiner" reports the bit opener heard a loud nice and when he went outside, he discovered the pipe and saw the man walking away. concord police are searching for two men who robbed restaurants last night. the crimes happened within just blocks apart and hours apart. claudine wong has more. >> reporter: good morning, kraig. yes. the search for these two gunmen continues this morning. there were two armed robberies last night but there are haven't tash tab -- but there

have been several others. last night, around 8:55, about an hour before closing time, we don't know if customers were inside but we do know police say the robbers walked in wearing hooded sweatshirts. one carried a shot gun, the other a pistol. they ordered everyone to the ground and took money out of the cash register -- register. at 9:30 police believe the same men did the same thing at the subway, about four miles away from the first robbery. according to the subway restaurant that store had already closed so we're not sure how these men got in. >> it's more concerning that i go to these cases -- places and eat ther. what if i'm in one of these

places or my friend is and they start to shoot? >> there have been several other robberies in the past few weeks. the suspects were seen leaving in a dark suv and are wanted. 7:34. this morning in san rafael police are looking for two carjacking suspects. investigators say the suspects carjacked struck last night. the vehicle they are driving is

-- tonight, the oakland city council will look into complaints that some internet calf pays around the city may actually be fronts for illegal gambling. >> are you gambling in there? >> no. >> what are you doing? >> minding my own business. >> one of the suspected hoecations is durant square on international boulevard. three weeks ago, the owner was served with a sees and desist -- a cease and desist order. >> s what it look like bingo? >> no. >> it look like a slot machine? >> yes. >> a representative said she did not know if the tenant was breaking the law. the council will listen to the complaints tonight and table action if necessary. two u.s. congressman are demanding answers about how the information is handled.

the move comes after a "wall street journal" report found out users' personal information was transferred to advertising company. the. ktvu.com has information on how to change your privacy settings. just look for the economy watch dab on the front page. this morning muni officials tell us they believe a malfunctioning signal is fixed. crews will be standing by to monitor the situation. the problem first surfaced during yesterday's commute. >> it's a traffic signal that's not recording -- reporting to central control, not reporting to the trains. we're forced to rub in manual

mode. and those fans who have tickets to the game, should have an easier chance of getting to the game. taxi zones are added and transit leaders say the taxi stand will help people get home after the game. it's only on a trial basis for this week's game. >> they've really pushed for that. otherwise, it's hard to get a taxi. >> it is. let's check in with sal castanedo. keepal look at the south bay. >> the south bay is have busy getting to your job in the valley will be a little bit tough in your car right now. 280 is backed up all way to downtown getting in the slept valley. 101 is back up to sunnyvale. it will be a slow drive there. if you are driving in from

milpitas or freemont, it will be closed. this picture here, that's backed all the way back to the macarthur maze -- macarthur maze. today's game at 1:00 is going to impact the game. westbound highway 4, we had had an earlier crash at port chicago highway and that's why traffic is slow. ers hee steve. a very good morning to you all. we have a lot of fog around. that's the big story and it will stay sunnies. 50s and 60s, heading to game three, giants came, fog, sun, maybe breezy. it will be fi. a always burns off near at&t park. long beach reporting rain, palm springs, also, l.a., up to

santa barbara, santa maria, that's the same low we had had on sunday. it's down there giving you cooler temperatures. most of it seems to be offshore. if you have to go down there, it's there. you can see the lee spinning. it's far enough. some very dry air. fog don'ts to wrap it up. what's inland around the bay. we have some mild temperatures in the higher reads. diamond heights 48. automaticker rif -- outer richmond 50. today, 60s and 70s. 73 napa, 75 san jose. there's 64 in san francisco. they are 50 and 70 in oakland

after yesterday's temperatures. palo alto, the warmest, they have low clouds, san jose mostly clear. 30s in the mountains. sacramento is right at 50. a lot of clouds and cool temperatures. there is the low. it will eventually jet out but not until about thursday afternoon and evening. it's -- we can't get that north wind. there is a little north wind in the sacramento valley. 70s for some, low, mid- to upper and 60s along with others, 119, it will be all right. you can go to the games. nothing you haven't experienced before. fog will be back on wednesday. possibility of some light lane and kind of clue. it's 20 minutes before 8:00. the strongest typhoon to hit the phillippines in years. ten people were killed after

typhoon migi made landfall. heavy rapes caused severe flooding. migi is expected to make landfall in china lighter this week. more than a hundred thousand people have evacuated. mexican police have arrested a suspect in the connection of a death of a former marin county man. lane gilbert was found dead friday in a home he owned south of the city of wa cau ha. investigators say -- oaxaca. investigators say he used a machete to kill him but there's no word on at motive. traffic in san francisco could be more challenging than usual. one afternoon this week and that's when the president arrives.

taking a live look at the big board on wall street, triple-digit loss right now for the dow. s as investors suggest news from a flurry of earnings reports from corporate heavy weight, disappointing news especially from apple and ibm. the news investors didn't like

from apple, they didn't sell as many ipods as hoped. ibm's outsourcing business did not do as well as predicted. the we have breaking news. the jetblue flight attendant, remember the one whose dramatic exit from a plane made national headlines. he's just made a plea deal in court. officials say steven slater cursed at passengers before he grabbed a beer and slid down the emergency plane chute. today he pleaded guilty to criminal mischief and agreed to undergo counseling and substance abuse treatment. if he does not complete the deal he will be have repercussions. the white house is pulling out all of the stops to keep the becomic majority in both

houses. joe biden will be rallying barbara boxer -- bar bow boxer. the president will appear at a fund-raiser for the democratic national committee and also campaign for kamala harris running for state attorney general. the president's visit could make traffic in the city even more challenging than usual because of his arrival along with his motorcade and security is scheduled right about the same time the giants start playoff game number 5 at 4:30. san francisco police say they are prepared for all contingencies. >> we'll work with the coast guard, san francisco police, marin unit, our partnership with muni, department of traffic and safeguard that folks have a good time. >> president obama is expected to stay over in san francisco thursday night and then leave on friday to travel to southern california for barbara boxer. governor schwarzenegger used his weekly radio address

which is also posted on youtube to publicize and criticize some fellow republicans for their opposition to pension reform during the recent state budget battles. the governor described sitting in his office at 2:00 a.m. as lawmakers voted. schwarzenegger says he was shocked when the pension reform bill stalled because some republicans he counted on opposed the bill.

>> reporter: good morning, tori. we can show you the three holes that have been torn out by the unwanted visitors right here at this country club, hole 16, 17 and 18. we've been told that hunters that are actually out here to take out some of those unwanted visitors, those mild pigs, left around -- wild pigs, left around 4:30, 5:00. the club says they hope to have a fence up by the end of the week. if that works, the country club said they will stop hunters from going after the pigs. the country club repaired the damage on the holes. but we were told they had problems more than a month ago. last year, there weren't enough pigs which warranted securing a hunting license for the california fish and game. but this year, the club was

informed there were about three born to the group that decided to take out the green. >> they've been using this as an alleyway. we're in the process of getting the fence fixed. it's still down. so that's why we have the hunters out every night chasing em this. >> reporter: you are looking at wild bore in monterey six years ago. there are about 25 pigs out here and the golf superintendent said there have been a few pigs which had had been shot and killed already. but the majority of their country club's members have not complained. he hasn't heard from neighbors but he did say he hopes to have the fence repaired around the clog later this week. he feels if the fence is up that may stop some of the pigs from coming in. 7:49. the rescued chilean miner known

as super mario is giving details about the time he spent in the mine. when he was rescued, he emerged with a bag full of bocks. in an interview with a paper, sepulveda says during the first 17 days before the miners were found they feared they would starve to death. he also said that the men had had stories with each other -- with sex with each other and talked about canal -- cannibalism are not true. authorities say two police officers and one parliamentary official were killed. 17 others were wounded. an attacker blew himself at the gate, shouting "god is great" in arabic. chechnya has been fighting

independence for years. a robbery at a bay area high school. who police say they aring looing for and why the victims say -- may have thought they were safe.

a man walked up to another man at an atm at a bank of america on broadway. investigators say the shooter didn't say anything and didn't take any money. the 28-year-old victim is hospitalized in critical condition. police say he was targeted due to a personal grudge. no arrests have been made. san francisco police have made an arrest in connection to a fire that has destroyed an apartment building. the fire was reported at 8:30

in the morning. the fire was arson that started in a bedroom. in benicia, police are investigating a robbery that took place after a high school homecoming game. it happened last friday at benicia high school. officials say four teenaged suspects approached teenaged boys. one of them had a semi- automatic gun. nobody was hurt. they took the cell phone and mine. no arrests have been made. the official vatican newspaper says homer simpson and his family are catholic. the paper says a study of the family shows they pray before meals and that episodes touch on faith and religion. but show executives say they are pretty sure the family is

not catholic. they add "they are in shock and awe by the newspaper report." this is the second time the vatican has singled out the simpsons from praise. >> can they really do a study? >> i'm surprised that thsee how the -- [ no audio ] >> on highway 4, driving out to the willow pass we an earlier crash at port chicago highway that kind of set the tone. this commute has not been all of that good. if this is your drive, give

yourself extra time. in livermore, westbound 580. if you are driving to the san mateo bridge, a little slowing before the plaza. here's steve. we do have a lot of fog out there, it will head back to the coast. temperatures will barm ininland but it's rather chilly. i also had had rain in southern california but if you are heading to at&t park, highs in the low to mid-60s. it will be all right. temperatures, some of these areas -- areas of fog have developed. but warmer inland. friday through sunday, some clouds are coming in. fog on the coast. it's very shallow. we have high pressure building in away from the coast. but by the coast, 40sened --

40s and 50s. the low in so cal means temperatures that high pressure will will had again us two days of barmer weather. by the coast some of that thick fog that we'll have do -- that we'll have to deal with. ing if, sun, mild. mostly cloudy friday. possibility of rape. i don't think it will had make it too much. a strong system to the north of us. 7:57. police in the bay area's largest city are investigating one of their own.

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>> reporter: robberies at restaurants happened around closing time. the round table was still open but the subway down the street had had already closed its

doors. the two men came in armed with guns and believe they may have done this before. let's talk about what happened last night at this round table pizza here on the 2900 block of treat boulevard. we don't know if customers were inside. we do know police say the robbers walked in. they were wearing hooded sweatshirts. one carrying a shot gun, the other a pistol. they ordered customers to the ground. after they left there, about 45 minutes late her, police say they ended up at a subway in the 4900 block of concord boulevard. that's in the dana plaza. we're not sure how these men got in, but police say when they came in, they were wearing masks and guns. they took cash from the register and took off. at this point it does not appear anyone was hurt. >> i probably won't be walking home anymore. at least not for a while

because i don't want to get caught up in any of this stuff. i don't want to be robbed but if i was ever, like, in the way or -- because i walk through here at night. i wouldn't want to get in trouble. >> reporter: police searched the area but the two suspects are still on the loose this morning. while the search for them continues the question remains are these two same people responsible for other party -- for other robberies? the two armed robbers were seen leaving in a dark-colored suv but police have not yet release at description. back to you. >> thank you, claudine. 8:02. this morning san jose police tell us a pedestrian struck by a miss patrol car remains in the hospital while police investigate the crash. the victim, a 63-year-old man, was crossing santa clara street last night when he was hit.

at this point we don't know if he was in a crosswalk or not or hoey badly he was hurt. we did speak with police a short time ago and they say the officer involved is a 9-year- old police veteran who has been on the force for 17 years. he's believed to be on routine patrol at the time, not responding to a call when the crash happened. no word when he will be placed on leave. we're following developing news. there are reports that someone fired shot the this morning outside the pentagon. reportedly several shots were fired just outside washington, d.c. police shut down access to the pentagon building for a time this morning and searched a parking lot after an european heard what he thought were gunshots fired. but officers did not find a shooter or a victim but they did find evidence that bullets had hit the building. access to the parking lot and the pentagon building have since been reopened. all lanes of southbound 101 in

morgan hill are back up this morning. it took more than 12 hours to remove the overturned tanker. the tanker flipped over 3:00 just south of coyote. three lanes were blocked for hours, creating mile-long backups. the tanker was carrying 43,000 gallons of wax. when they went to haul away the truck, the tow truck driver ran into problems and that extended the reopening of that final lane. and part of the san mateo bridge is back open. two westbound lanes were closed. so caltrans crews put the material on there to keep it

from cracking again. paul chambers is at at&t and we understand crowds are gathering. >> reporter: kraig, that's so true. right now we've mosqued inside. because the earlier it gets the more fans we're seeing out here. take a look. fans are out here. they are really excited. let's take a live look where we're for the game between the giants and philadelphia. i was able to catch up with both sides to hear their game on the -- to hear their take on the game and the series. >> they are gonna do it! they are gonna get this thing! hamels is going down today! cain's the man. >> it will be 1-5. the phillies are gonna sweep the series.

>> there's giant,' colors on almost every table. they expect the crowd to ramp up tonight, for those who don't have tickets. a retailer is selling giants colors. the flag flies high outside the mayor's office. the fans have surrounded me here. they've given me a rally towel. let me introduce you the fans.

♪ every time the chips are down, it's bye-bye baby ♪ ♪ history's in the making at at&t park ♪ ♪ cheer and light the spark ♪ if you're a fan of giants baseball ♪ ♪ >> you can see the fans are really excited. we'll have more coming up at 8:30. we'll tell you ho about how it's gonna be easier for those to get to and from the ball park. i'm paul chambers. ktvu channel 2 news. >> paul, were you comfortable holding that orange flag? [ cheers ] >> you can watch game three of the championship series right here. our coverage begins at 1:00 p.m. >> that's right. first pitch 1:19. 8:02 is the time. let's check in with sal castanedo.

>> look at kraig bagging on poor paul chambers. >> i'm not saying anything. [ laughter ] >> all right, everybody. all of this about the giants, it will be tough getting to and from the stadium. the best way to get there is public transportation. we're starting in the south bay because it's improving a little bit coming 0 of 280 getting up to highway 17. it's improving a little bit. also this morning's commute is okay on westbound getting up to the tunnel we're looking at this commute. a lot of people have been stuck on highway 4 and 680 and 24. here it looks to be getting better. but not a lot of improvement here at the toll plaza westbound. you can see it's still thick. earlier we had -- we had had a couple of stalled vehicles.

later on today, as we hen shunned, people will start hammering to the bridge just after 11:00 we would say for the game time. >> we have a lot of low clouds and fog and it will burn back. maybe a little cool. >> long beach and l.a. reporting rain, even in the high desert, over to lancaster, santa barbara, right there on 101. >> chilly this morning, a lot of 40s. it will be warmer inland once the fog burns off. the fog might hang out by the coast a little bit. friday through sunday maybe --

through sunday, maybe early next week. i think monday, tuesday, it looks like is the stronger system. clouds increasing. the high pressure is building in. can't really find a north wind yet. although there's one in the northern sacramento little. maybe it will get here later on. there is a lot on the coast. you can see some of it there. 5 degrees warmer for napa after yesterday's 63. walnut creeks 75. 75 san jose after yesterday's 70-degree reading. 40s and 50s. san rafael, napa, livermore, concord, palo alto. if you don't have low clouds it's cooler. if you have the fog you are in the 50s or mid-50s.

all of that cloud cover and tool companies and rain -- all that cloud cover and rain. we'll fine-tune this as we get to thursday. after the fog burns off, 60s by the coast. 70s inland. it's all good to go. after the fog burns off, we'll have fog, sun. temperatures in the 60s. fog, sun, increasing clouds on thursday. it coo be a double-whammy. some of that wrap as tornado may come back in on thursday. a strong system moves in from the north. 8:11. new this morning, the mother of the hikers in iran, there there

is a trial date set but they don't know whether the two men will be tried separately or together. it is 8:11. a guilty plea brings closure to a horrible rape case unfortunately the victim will never know. it's a bay area city that recently outsourced its police department.

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there are reports that someone fired shots this morning outside the pentagon. reportedly, several shots were fired toward the pentagon building in virginia just outside of washington, d.c. police say they found evidence that some shots had hit the building. officers shut down access to the pentagon for a time while they searched the parking lot. they've now expanded their search for a nearby freeway. they've not found a shooter or any victims. now, this comes after five bullets were shot into the upper level windows of the marin corps museum. san carlos city council members are considering a plan to outsource their fire services to save money. the city shared their services

with bellmont for 30 years. but they say the cost is getting too high. they agreed to dissolve their relationship with bellmont. the move is getting mixed reaction from residents. >> i don't think this matters what name is on the truck, as long as they can answer the call. >> that with be another example of giving up local control, the same thing we did with the police department. >> san carlos recently agreed to outsource its police services to the san mateo county sheriff's office set to take effect in a few weeks. 8:16. the federal judge who declared the military's don't ask latino don't tell policy unconstitutional, issues another key ruling about it today. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. bureau with the latist. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning. the obama administration is

asking the judge simply to change her mind, warning that abruptly allowing gays to serve open hi in the military could hurt highlight readiness and morale. lawyers will ask the judge to keep the ruling in place while they appeal the ruling against it. anthony woods, he was discharged after coming out and he says president obama should the ruling stand. >> i don't think we should do this because it's unconstitutional and will hurt the military. >> the judge indicated she's not likely to change ther mind. so it look like this case is gonna go through appeals possibly -- possibly up to the u.s. supreme court. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, allison. 8:17. the san francisco city attorney filed a legal brief saying proposition 8 is irrationale

under california law. in the brief, the city attorney says posters on the band of -- on the ban says prop 8 is needed to create "responsible procreation and child rearing by heterosexual couples." the city attorney says that makes no sense because prop 8 only pans sanction marriage. it does not address the issue of same-sex parents. an illegal immigrant aussed of raping and beating an elderly palo alto woman facing 17 years in prison under a plea deal. he pleaded guilty to the attack on the 94-year-old woman at her assisted living center. he fled to mexico and was arrested in 2008 and extradited back to the us. the case also involved a man earlier. he will be sentenced on

december 9th. 8:18. the major airlines want to move federal air marshalls out of first class and back into coach or business class. the company says putting the marshalls in first class costs them money. the air marshals object to the airplane's request saying it makes public the tactics they use. the number of airlines cutting back onto number of seats in first class is growing. united airlines has been reducing the number of seats it has and there's speculation it could fly just business and economy classes after its merger with continental is approved. air tran that was recently bought by southwest will eliminate all first-class seating. premium traffic on international flights was down 16% last year.

anyone who flies knows delays can cost both time and money. now the researchers have put a price tag on the lost time and -- nearly 33 billion, or at least 17 billion in costs to passengers including all cancelled and missed flights. the study was based on faa records for the 2007 year. 8:20 ap arrest warrant issued to a northern california councilman. what the city leader is accused of doing. a popular brand of pills are being pulled off the shelves. why thousands of tylenol tablets are being recalled.

some cab lets of tylenol are being recalled after the complaints of a musty odor. trace amounts may be causing this and they say recall is just voluntary. one of the two i farms at the -- two farms at the deadly

egg salmonella case has been cleared. wright county eggs has been told to improve conditions or it could be shut down permanently. 8:23. a santa cruz city councilman is in trouble with the law. the sentinel says the arrest was issued for the congressman after he skipped apart -- after he skipped a court -- court appearance. they saw him texting and and -- texting and swerving and weaving. time to check the major bridges. >> that's right. it's gonna be tough on some of these bridges and commutes. we'll check with the bay bridge

because traffic getting into san francisco has been tough with the morning commute. there was a stalled vehicle on one of the lanes near the tunnel. they removed that a long time ago but what happens is the metering lights are slowed down and then it takes a hong time for this to unwind. let's take a look at 101 san jose northbound. that traffic moves well. in case you are wondering about the dumbarton or the san mateo bridge. those commutes have been relatively smooth. and the morning drive is okay in the south bay in general. you can see the maps there. i want to take you up to the livermore valley where we still have late stop-and-go traffic. a lot of traffic on 680. 84 itself getting out of livermore is very slow. can you see the maps. 8:25. here's steve. we are a dealing with some -- we're dealing with fog. it won't last month. along the coast, it's looking

like it is hanging on. we'll have temperatures in the mid os for game three. there's the low clouds. some of that right there. but again it's being -- it's being squashed by high pressure that's built in. we don't get the north- northeast wind. we will get warmer temperatures. mid os, san jose, napa will be close. 64 in the city. although some really cool readings. a lot of upper 40s and 50s. 49 san rafael and napa, 5, palo alto, livermore and concord were both down to 49. 28 that's cold up in tahoe. that's cold! ukiah 46 and eureka 44. the low in southern california giving them rain. if you have to head down to l.a., san diego, santa barbara, and then high pressure gives us two days and then a change. 60s, 70s. we will have more of the same on wednesday. the clouds increase on

thursday. another system brushes us. the rain line should stay to the north. but a stronger system looks like it's in here monday and tuesday. 8:26. it is the latest development in the san bruno pipeline disaster. pg&e is now making an offer to fire victims. are you gambling in here? >> no. >> what are you doing? >> minding my own business. >> internet cafe or illegal gambling operations? the accusations against some businesses in the east bay. >> reporter: i'm paul came less live in san francisco, where giants fans are gearing up for today's big game. i will have more coming up right after the break.

the excitement is building for the giants' series. paul chambers is out at at&t park with all of the details. he has tons of people out there already. >> reporter: that's correct. we have some giants' fans here standing by. they are pretty excited. they are ramped up for the game. they are waiting for this game to happen. in less than five hours, fans are already gearing up, and it will be the beginning of game three of the national championship series between the phillies and san francisco giants. it's been eight years since the giants have been in the hunt for the world series. this morning i was able to catch up with both sides to hear their take on the series. >> it's a five-game series.

giants. >> i play with my heart but you -- you just hope for the best. >> in the end it's all gonna be the phillies. >> reporter: after the game, you need a chance to get home. for the next three games, getting a cab outside of the ballpark will be easieron a tri with ten meters along third will be converted to a dropoff zone and pick-up zone. >> we finally got it. for the disabled and people would want to get picked upor dropped off. >> reporter: the game starts at 1:19. it's 1-1. the winner of this series takes on either the rangers or the yankees. that's 2-for the rangers. we're all standing by to see who will be in the big game.

paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. it's 8:31. today is an important one for people affected by the pipeline explosion in san bruno. pam cook joins us live in the newsroom now with the details. >> in about an hour, lawmakers will hold a hearing focused on the pipeline disaster in san bruno. they will had hear testimony on maintenance and financing of the transmission system to determine what went wrong and how similar problems can be prevented in the future. the mayor of san bruno will testify at this morning's hearing along with representatives. liability will be discussed. the explosion killed eight people and destroyed dozens of holes. now there is talk to pg&e is offering to buy out san bruno fire victims whose moment --

whose homes were damaged. today's "chronicle" reports those who sell within six months stand to get a $50,000 bonus. however, an attorney planning to file lawsuits on behalf of some of the victims, says this could hamper interest seeking damages in court. the hearing gets underway in just about an hour and a half. let's go back to tori. >> thank you, pam. police are looking for a vandal who damaged a gas pipeline outside of a san francisco business. it happened last thursday on mission street, sortsly after 6:00 p.m. the examiner reports the business owner heard a loud noise and when he went outside, he discovered the broken pipe and saw a man walking away and break a water pipe on a second building. the suspect is tribed as

latino, 5'9" weighing 170 pounds. this morning, police in san ratch fell are -- are looking for two carjacking suspects. police believe the two carjackers may still be driving the minivan at the safeway. it's a blue/green mazda. 8:34. tonight, the oakland city county will look into complaints that some internet cafes around the city may actually be fronts for illegal gambling. >> are you gambling in there? >> no. >> what are you doing? >> minding my business.

>> the owner of that cafe was served with a cease and desist order. >> does it look like bingo? >> no. >> es it look like a slot machine? >> yes. >> a representative said she did not know if the tenant was breaking the law. the city attorney's office stays it will listen to complaints about the cafe at tonight's meeting and take action if necessary. two u.s. congressmen are demanding answers from facebook about how the social networking site handles its user information. the move comes after a "wall street journal report" found applications have been transmitting users' information to advertising and internet companies. facebook is working to fix the problem. but the congressmen want to know how many users have been affected and would like to hear by facebook by next wednesday. ktvu.com has information on how to change your privacy settings. look for the "economy watch" tab on the front page.

>> this morning. muni officials believe a mal functions system as the embarcadero station has been fixed. this caused 30-minute delays by riders. >> it's a traffic signal not reporting to central patrol or -- central control or the trains. we're forced to rub in manual mode. >> moon nin is warning people -- muni is warning people to expect big crowds today because of the giants' game at at&t park. there will certainly be a lot of traffic in and out of the city today. let's check in with sal castanedo. >> i would say one of the ways to do it, take muni and if you can use a little walk, get your exercise in, kind of take muni. you don't have to get off where everyone else does, get off a few blocks earlier and you will be walking to the stadium. i see a lot of people do that. let's take a look at 280.

there goes caltrain. and caltrain is a great way to get up to at&t park. traffic is busy still. it had improved. let's go out and take a look at another approach, 237, still very, very slow, trying to get into sunnyvale, paul loy alto, mountain view, that area. moving along to the toll plaza, it's been slow from the very beginning because of an earlier stalled vehicle. it'sbacked up for about a 20- minute delay. i'm afraid these backups will continue as a lot of people will be bringing their car in to san francisco for the game. 59 8:37. let's go to steve. >> thank you. good morning. in fog, but that's okay. temperatures -- the fog burns off, heads back to the coast. we have to reduce visibility. night and morning fog gives way

to sunshine. chilly, foggy morning. the key will be -- i know many of you especially in the wine growing industry -- i think monday/tuesday looks better for rain. a lot of clouds. it looks like the pattern is changing and what could be a very strong system on monday/tuesday. but more as we get closer to that. until then, they are dealing with some rain. southern california has had more rain. they've had already had two good systems and another one down there giving off-and-on temperatures. for us, the low the by-product left behind was fog. we're in the 50s. >> fog, it will burn off. 60s by the coast. temperatures low to mid-70s.

49, napa/san rafael. 54 palo alto and also san jose. oakland/berkeley, 54. 28 in tahoe. cold there. 40s up in ukiah. even monterey at 49. therethere is a chill to the morning air. the low will sit out here and eventually -- some of that moisture could come back but it is in southern california for now. some of the fog is thick. after it burns off, 70s for a few. 60s by the coast. temperatures, i don't see much of a change tomorrow. it looks to be almost the same. clouds increase os -- increases on thursday. breezy and cool on saturday, tori. thank you, steve. >> tonight the ikea retailer change is looking for city approval to open its emeryville store. ikea picked the building at

hollis and 53rd that stands empty. but people who live in the neighborhood are worried about noise and traffic. ikea said it would truck material into the building seven days a week between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. the emeryville council is expected to vote on this tonight. san francisco was named the best city to visit for the 18th time row. in the conde nest, they also name santa fe. president obama is coming to san francisco on thursday. why the timing of the president's trip could make traffic in the city even more challenging than usual. >> reporter: good morning. i'm jade hernandez.

we have new information about how one bay area country club is handling unwant visitors. "mornings on 2" will be right back.

a pedestrian struck by a san jose police car remains in the hospital this morning. the victim a 63-year-old man was crossing santa clara street last night when he was hit. san jose police say they are investigating this incident. the jetblue flight attendant whose dramatic exit from a plane made mask headlines just made a plea deal in court. authorities say steven slater pleaed guilty to criminal mischief and agreed to undergo counseling and substance abuse treatment. there are reports that someone fired shots this morning at the pentagon.

police say some bullets hit the building causing minor damage. but officers have not found a shooting or any victims they shut down the pentagon for a time this morning as they searched the parking lot. this comes after shots were fired into the upper level windows of the marine corps museum. police don't know if there's any connection between the two shoots. it's just two weeks before the november election. the white house is pulling out all of the sons to try to keep -- all of the stops to try to keep the majority of democrats. president obama will be in san francisco on thursday. the president will had appear at a fund-raiser for the democratic national committee and also campaign for san francisco district attorney, kamala harris works is running for state attorney general. harris works on the -- worked

on the president's campaign in 2008. the president's visit could make traffic in the city even more challenge. his arrival is set for 4:30, right before the giants start playoff game number 5:00. we'll work with the coast guard, the san francisco police, the marine unit, just to ensure the folks have a good time at the game and are safe. >> president obama leaves on friday to travel to southern california to cam pain for barbara boxer. actor david arquette will be in san francisco to unveil new political ads for proposition one of the videos titled "you can't

change california." arquette is the latest star to come out against proposition 23. prop 23 supporters call the climate law a job killer. governor schwarzenegger describes sitting in his office at 2:00 in the morning as lawmakers vote the on various bills. short said he was shocked -- schwarzenegger said he was shocked when this bill came up because some votes he counted on, they opposed the bill. >> i expected organize the labor to oppose me. that was a -- observed labor to oppose me. that wassive given -- that was a given. what i was really surprised

about was the republicans. the governor went on to question whether republicans who oppose the pension reform bill did so because they had had received significant campaign contributions to the state prison guards union. the owners of a country club in clayton are on the hunt for wild pigs. the animals have been tearing up their property and are being shot and killed. jade hernandez is in clayton now with an update. they can do a lot of damage, can't they jade? >> reporter: yes. this country club has had had the most trouble. you can see the holes in the distance. we understand the hunter hired to get rid of the bore has already killed four animals. i've been told by the country club if they get their fence up around the club by the end of the week action the fence keep the bores off their property, they won't have to use the hunter anymore. the clayton police department said they had had their own run-

in with wild bore and without intervention, the bore can be aggressive and an expensive problem. the golf courses i'm told can get these types of permits and there are hunters and trappers with certain licenses that are -- that do this on a pretty regular basis to preserve the land. >> reporter: the country club, again, having problems more than a month ago with the pigs. water rushed out the fence and the pigs call on the property. last year -- came on the property. last year, they were able to keep the bore out. this year there were too many so they obtained a license from contacted a hunter. >> they've been using thallyway -- aileyway as a ravine to get

in there. >> reporter: you you are looking at wild bore in san jose. this was taken four years ago. the hunter hired by the club has already taken care of four similar animals such as the ones you see in this video. clayton police sargento us this morning that the -- sergeant told us this morning that the department has been getting calls from the neighborhood but the hunter has a license from and he only hunts overnight. we're told he left the property around 4:30 or 5:00 a.m. back to you. >> thank you, jade. a teen on teen attacks. how a homecoming game turned into a crime scene at one bay area high school. and what the ex-wife of junior seus is saying about his brush with death.

it is 8:35. the owner and manager of a san francisco printing company are expected to surrender to authorities today following the death of a pregnant employee two years ago. 26-year-old margarita mohiko was crushed to death by a machine at digital prepress in january of 2008. yesterday, prosecutors charged the owner and manager with involuntary manslaughter and labor code violationses. they say employees were not properly trained and the machine was not properly shut down. the company already settled a wrongful death suit for $6 million. oakland police say a

shooting at an atm this past weekend was not random. a man walked up to another man and shot him in the back outside of a bank of america in the rockridge shopping center at 51st and broadway. investigators say the the shooter didn't say anything in other words take any money. the victim is hospitalized in critical can be. police say he was -- critical condition. police sea was targeted. no arrests have been made. in benicia police are investigating a robbery that took place after a high school homecoming game. this happened last friday. school officials say two teenaged suspects. one of them had a semi- automatic gun and pointed it at one of the victims. nobody was hurt. there were six police officers present for that game. so far no arrests have been made. 8:54. normer nfl star junior seus ex- wife is coming to his defense. he plunged his car off the cliff in the san francisco area

yesterday morning. the crash happened hours after he was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence involving his live-in girlfriend. seus told police he fell asleep at the wheel. they say speculation he may have intentionally driven off the road is false and he would never have tried to hurt himself. the oakland raid remembers part of a new group formed to boost ticket sales to games. "the sports business journal" says the group will focus on ticketing, the in-game experience and stadium operations. the move comes as teams are unable to sell out their stadiums before game time. games must be sold out to be televised locally. the president is hoping to spark interest in map and science may appearing on "myth busters." the president has taped his appearance which will care on" the discovery channel "on

december 8th. the show is filmed here in the bay area. the vat san says homer simpson and his family are catholic. they pray before meals and episodes touch on faith and religion. but executives of the show say they are pretty sure they are not catholic. it's tike 2s -- ticket 2s day for the harvest festival. to enter go to ktvu.com before midnight and scroll down to the "right now" stab and put in the secret word "crafty." good luck. >> okay. it is 8:57 time to check in with sal one more time today for the morning commute. good morning. traffic is doing well around the bay area in some places. it's surprising how late 280 is this morning. very late slowdown coming out

of downtown san jose. there have been a couple of minor problems but i think most of it is slow traffic getting into the valley here. 101 the same thing. northbound is gonna be slow. 237 will be slow. let's take a look at southbound 880, that's also very slow coming down the mission boulevard exit. to remind you, the bay bridge seems to be getting better. but it will be slow at the 1:00 game but then the game is over at 4:00 and all of those 0,000 or so coming to the fame -- 40,000 or so coming to the game, there will be traffic. just keep that in mind. steve? temperatures will be in the 50, 60s by the beaches. 70s away from the coast. more of the same on wednesday. clouds from the low in southern california give us mostly sunny skies on thursday and possibility of rain on friday from a system from the west.

it looks like things will be changing after that. >> well after the games? >> yes. >> and we'll be showing the giants game against the phillies right here on ktvu. here is a live picture of at&t park, where they just brought in the american flag. thanks for watching everyone. 0,000 workers and shipped jobs to china. fiorina sync: china. india. russia. poland. i know precisely why those jobs go... anncr: ...because fiorina shipped them there. to shanghai instead of san jose, bangalore instead of burbank. proudly stamping her products 'made in china.' 30,000 workers gone... ...while fiorina took $100 million for herself. carly fiorina. outsourcing jobs. out for herself. bb vo: i'm barbara boxer and i approve this message.