good morning. i'm kraig debro. dave dark is off today. >> i'm tori campbell. we begin with developing news. san francisco firefighters are still on the scene at an early- morning fire at a four-story apartment building. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us

with more from the scene. >> reporter: good morning. the fire chief walked over to us just a few minutes ago to tell us that the fire is not contained but they are still fighting hot spots on the back side of the building. this area is very smoky this morning. and residents we spoke to said they grabbed what they could and ran out. >> when i ran down you, just saw the fire coming from -- a friend of mine that lives in the building. it's really -- scare me to death. >> reporter: san francio police officer told me that there had been some minor injuries, smoke inhalation and the fire chief confirmed that this morning. two came from the initial fire building, the building that was on fire. another injury came from an

adjacent building. this was an eight-unit, four- story building that caught fire this morning near hyde and bush. the point of origin where the fire seems to be the most intense is the fourth floor. i want you to listen to what she said she saw when she first arrived. >> when i pulled up on the scene, the fire was rang. crews went to work and when we went to make a defensive attack on the building, everybody came out accordingly. we're still working to make sure we can keep everybody as safe as we can. >> reporter: firefighters are still working on hot spots, as i mentioned. i was told by the chief that firefighters are gonna be out here this morning. they will bring out a building inspector that this structure they were worried about -- they were worried about how stable the building was.

firefighters said it didn't seem safe enough to keep firefighters inside. we don't know how many people have been displaced. but at this point we're hearing about two dozen people. that's probably not even counting the adjacent apartment buildings on either side of the building that caught fire. we'll continue to update you. yee been talking to residents -- we've been talking to residents. we'll have more coming up. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. oakland police are looking for two suspects in a home invasion robbery that happened overnight. they say the youngest victim is just 3 years old. ktvu channel 2 reporter claudine wong is live on the scene with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes. this investigation continues. police are still working for the two suspects responsible for terrorizing this family overnight. this morning, we are continuing to look into several things, whether this is possibly connected to other crimes. we do want to tell you what happened last night. it was about 11:00 last night. one of the victims told ktvu a

family member was outside their home smoking near the intersection of 20th avenue and 20th street one of the -- the two suspects approached the family member. they were wearing hoods over their head. one suspect was carrying a silver revolver. one family member was held at gunpoint while suspects stole cash and electronic equipment, including a computer. there were 12 victims inside this house when all of this happened. they range in age from 3 to 70. now, fortunately, nobody was hurt and the two people sped away in a silver infiniti. one of the victims said they did see the two men in the area monday night and think they may have been casing the neighborhood. we're also told by police that this could be connected to similar incidents in the area. we have been calling oakland police this morning. i have yet to get ahold of them. we're gonna head there to to

see if we can -- there to see if we can get an update. back to you. >> thank you. in los gatos roads remain closed after an overnight fatal accident. it happened after:00 this morning at union -- after 3:00 this morning at union hill. police found a car that had had driven off the roadway and into a tree. the driver was killed. there were no passengers inside. police have shut down a number of streets as they investigate and they have yet to rule out alcohol as a factor in the crash. and the officer and the pedestrian accident, the security guard is in critical condition. investigators are trying to determine if the victim was in a crosswalk when he was hit. anyone who -- who witnessed the crash is asked to call san jose police. later today, the giants and phillies battle it again at

at&t park. san jose is just two wins away from the world series. >> .275 during the regular season, double play -- giants win it! >> the double play. yesterday, the giants took game three of the national championship series in front of an excited sell-out crowd. san francisco's 3-0 victory gives the giants a 2-0 lead. matt cain pitched a masterpiece under extreme pressure. >> you think of things, whatever it is to think about -- you just go out there and try to stay to your plan and stay to your strengths. >> today, 21-year-old madison bum garther in will be on the mound for the giants. you can watch today's game. we'll have a special edition of the news at:00 p.m.

the -- at:00 p.m. -- at 4:00. suspension of the landmark suspension tower on the eastern plan of the new bay bridge has been delayed. caltrans says an essential piece of equipment must be repaired before a second set of massive sections for the tower can be lifted in place. instead of starting that work, caltrans says it will start sunday. the work are be hard to miss once it starts but caltrans is focusing drivers to stay focused on the road. >> always good advice. let's check in with tara filling in for sal. what's the best way to navigate that fire in san francisco? >> well, the fire is on hyde street between sutter and bush, right where this circle is. now, california is an option or this, where the arrow is, then a lot of people would take o'farrell maybe to downtown. if you want to stay far away from the fire, the scene of it,

you could actually take golden gate instead. those are some of the options for you. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have major backup. it's been like this at 5:30 this morning. this is a 15 to 20-minute delay backed up to the maze. at the 280/880 interchange, we're seeing a lot of traffic. here's steve. tara, thank you. we have a lot of fog. for some, it had be slower to burn off. southern california dealing with rain. they had record rain yesterday. palm springs had .38 and their high was 75. not only was that the most rain for the day, it was the coolest day. for us, it's fog and there's plenty.

fog, sup, mild. lake county -- fog, sun, mild. lake county, inland areas, upper 70s. in the city, temperatures are all close. the coolest i could find was twin peaks at 49. 52, sunset district and marina and financial district, 53. due to the cloud cover there's not a lot of sun. foggy, sun, mild to warm, maybe a little haze. 60s by the coast and then 70s by the bay. concord, 50 under clear skies, at least that's what they say about buchanan. by noon, we'll go for a high of 76 today. 51 officially in the city. napa, san rafael, all 50. livermore concord, 50. 55 palo alto, san jose is at 54. there are 20s up in the mountains. look at eureka and ukiah, 43. sacramento is 9 and 50s and --

49 and 50s. we focus our attention on this little guy coming in that will be here late thursday to friday. the stronger systems are coming across the pacific that will play into the weekend forecast. we will ease in to that. there is a lot going on as we head towards sunday and monday. areas of fog, then sunny. upper 70s, mid-70s. and then 50s and os over by the beaches. the drizzle will be on the going on thursday morning. and then slowly increasing clouds. a break friday night. clouds roll in along with winds saturday. it looks like rain on sunday. tori? today, president obama is heading west on a five-state four-day campaign swing, including california. but we're learning the democratic fund-raiser the president was planning to

attend in san francisco tomorrow has been moved to palo alto at the home of a google executive. the he will had do some fund- raising for cau ma law harris -- kamala harris. >> this is joe biden. so let's welcome him. [ applause ] >> vice president joe biden made a surprise visit to an elementary school yesterday. biden spent 20 minutes talking with students. they asked him how old the president is and whether he had had met michelle obama. the school new boxer was coming to visit the after-school program but did not know the vice president would be coming along as well. >> he had to be introduced, though. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> just in case you don't know. uh-huh. election result delays. why it may take days to find out the winners in some key races in alameda county.

why the current governor is planning a big role in the campaign.

the results in alameda for the election could be delayed because of the complications of ranked system voting. that means outcomes of mayor races in oakland and san leandro and council races in all three cities may not be known on election day. in the governor's race both meg whitman and jerry brown have attacked each other for being too much like current governor, arnold schwarzenegger. brown released a new tv ad showing whitman repeating some of the same words as

schwarzenegger when he ran for governor. all of the governor schwarzenegger bashing could make things awkward when the three are scheduled to appear together on stage in long beach for a discussion about governing. 7:14. the pentagon is now directing the u.s. military to accept openly gay recruits for the first time in the nation's history. pam cook joins us from the newsroom with the continuing legal wrangling about the don't ask/don't tell policy. >> good morning. a federal judge refused to lift her injunction, telling the military to immediately strike down the policy. we're now hearing, though, at least three military service members being discharged for being gay have begun a reenlistment process. but they are cautioned that a successful appeal of the judge's decision, which could still happen, might put don't ask/don't tell back in place. >> the reason we're advises

caution is for the active members is because it's also unclear if the military would use the information, if the don't ask/don't tell is put back in force. president obama has said he wants to repeal the don't ask/don't tell policy. but the administration also wants the courts to put the policy back in place until congress resolves the issue. now, the pentagon says recruiters have been told to accept applicants who say they are gay but they've also been told to tell potential recruits that the moratorium on the policy could be enforced at any time. pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. the third quarter earnings topped analysts expect takeses but not everyone is happy with

the worst -- with the report of yahoo! right now, yahoo!'s stock is about 3%. 7:16. ikea is not saying what it will do now, now that plans to expand operations in emeryville has been rejected from the city council. they had approval from the city commission to use the building at hollis as a warehouse and pup area but neighborhoods said it would make -- and puckup areas but neighbors said it would make too much noise. sources say they offered solutions but the neighbors are concerned. >> there could be constant noise and the banging and the talking and the cars in and

out. >> council surprised many residents and sided with them voted unanimously against the warehouse plan. 7:17. san francisco supervisor john everybody have lows -- avalos is introducing legislation to hire all city residents for contracted projects. right now, he says they should make a good-faith effort to hire those who live in the city for at least half of those construction jobs. but a recent survey says only 20% are hired. a new study suggests california's community colleges are preparing to -- are failing to prepare the work force. a study at cal state sacramento shows 70% seeking degrees at california's community college either did not finish or did not transfer to a four-year university within six years.

research says it points to a troubled system that needs constant revamping. in some cases, parent volunteers are in positions previously held by employees the union says the school board can't do that and the president said both sides need to sit down and work out a solution. a northern california college student is behind bars and a warning is going out to other students on campus. and the reason some people are not happy about santa clara's tough, new crackdown on smoking.

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investigators say they've not ruled out homicide as the cause of death. san lee andree police are asking anyone with information to come forward regarding this male body found. santa clara is moving ahead with tough, new restrictions ahead with smoking. the council approved three ordinances, one would ban smoking at county parks and hotels and motels. the second would ban smoking at apartments and could be --

condos. tobacco owners are upset about requiring having a permit each year. >> you are making that more difficult for us when you impose taxes on us to do business. >> the supervisor will delay the ordinance. 7:23 now. now several accidents are in the east bay. tara? >> that's correct. we have several accidents in the east bay we want to show you. if we take a look at the maps we can point out the first one. 24 west at the 580 west connector also showing some connection. 880 southbound at oak street. you can see the yellow there. that's causing delays as well as 680 southbound at treat boulevard.

highway 24, if we look at traffic on the right-hand side, you can barely make it out there because of the fog. in the other direction eastbound, we have an accident before the caldecott tunnel which could be causing some delays. 7 in -- 237 in milpitas. very sluggish at this hour. here's steve. >> thank you, tara. nelson over here. we have a lot of fog. temperatures very close to yesterday's reads but i think they will be slightly cooler. what's interesting is the fog really starts to enhance about 6:00, 7:00 in the morning. it wasn't so bad at 5:00 a.m. mild to warm highs after the fog burns off. we see an increase in the fog and maybe some drizzle. friday's system looks weak with some light rain but sunday into

monday could be a moderate to heavy rain. we'll deal with this in the next couple of days. i would expect some changes as we head into the weekend, especially those of you in the wine-growing business. fog, then sun, mild inland. a lot of rain in southern california from that low that paid us a visit on sunday. it's down there giving them all sorts of rain and cool temperatures. for us, 60s, 70s and mid-70s. fog will burn off. not a problem there. san jose, 54. the change in our weather is right there to the left of your screen. that will be in late thursday to friday for a little bit of rain. areas of fog. sunny, 50s, 60s. 60s, os around the bay -- 70s around the bay. we cloud it up thursday night. rain thursday morning, a break friday night. looks like rain sunday into monday. tori? kraig? >> we're continuing to follow a

developing situation in san francisco. it appears dozens of people have been displaced by an early- morning four-alarm fire. we'll hear from some of them next. and how construction at san francisco's transbay terminal may be linked to crime in other parts of the city.

firefighters are still dousing hot spots at an apartment building. the four-alarm fire started at 4:00 at sutter and bush. even the fire chief is on the scene. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us live with another. >> reporter: good morning. residents woke up to banging on their door. >> this place is on fire. you need to get out of hee. i was like -- out of here. i was like oh, my god. i said to my brother, we need to get out of here. grab your wallet, whatever you need, then go. >> reporter: san francisco fire chief hayes has been updating us and she told us they are still working to contain

flames. they have a lot of hot spots. she also told us that three residents were hurt. two residents from the apartment building that caught fire and that one person sufficiented from smoke inhalation from the apartment building nearby. this fire broke out a couple of hours ago, around 5:00 and it quickly grew to a four alarm. we were told by the chief that firefighters were pulled out of the building. they were trying to fight flames from inside. but she quickly pulled them out when she realized the building was not safe. i wanted you to listen to the chief. but we don't have the sound from her. i do want to tell you that we were able to speak to teresa edison, who is the clinical director of st. francis memorial. at the corner of hyde and bush, we can show you this is a medical building from st. francis right here and right

across the street, right here is the emergency department department for the hospital and right inside of that building. ms. edison told me that the red cross is operating out of their er, they are right now working to help 40 displaced residents. in fact, earlier this morning, they had quite a few residents waiting inside taking refuge from the cold this morning and, of course, the fire. she said they also had pets, cats and dogs that were with them, that they were trying to take care of. of course, the red cross will continue to try to find homes for the people who clearly can't go home this morning. we'll continue to update you. we'll bring you sound from the fire chief in just a little bit at the top of the hour. we'll continue to update you. reporting live from san francisco, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. 7:31. two armed robbers still on the loose suspected in a bold home- invasion robbery last night. it happened at 11:00 at 20th

avenue and 20th street. police say two men with hoods over their heads and one carrying a silver resolver approached one of the victims outside, and forced them in the house. police say they stole electronic equipment. one of the family members were held at gunpoint throughout the whole ordeal. police say there was a similar home-invasion robbery in the same area monday night. the "panelexaminer" report two transients are responsible for a near 30% increase in violent assaults. more officers have reportedly been assigned to deal with the population boom. signs have gone up around parks warning that cam subpoena not allowed. san francisco general

hospital is asking the public to help identify a female patient in critical condition. the woman was found on the embarcadero. this is a picture of her. she's 4'6" weighs 93 pounds and is in her 50s and 60s. if you recognize her you are asked to call general hospital. a nonprofit says the investigation needs to be moved to maryland for hassani campbell. that's where louis ross lives, his foster dad. ross was arrested but released after prosecutors did not file charges. oakland police say ross, though, remains a prime suspect. the game is still hours away but the excitement is really building in at&t park this morning.

the giants are two wins away from the world series. paul chambers joins us live. >> reporter: good morning. the giants returned home yesterday, they had a big win, which, puts them in the driver's seat and gives them the upper hand when they shut out the phillies. people around the town are extremely excited. >> this was a big game. we needed to take it, the first one of the home stand. we did it, we are gonna do it tomorrow, we're gonna do it on thursday. see us in world series. see ya! >> reporter: and this guy, former giants star barry bond led them there and he was on hand for the game yesterday which brought on a crowd of 43,000, fans wearing their orange to watch the giants shut out the phillies. the giants are just two win ace

way from appearing in the world series, something the club has not done since 2002. if you can't make it inside the ballpark, fans have many options. some are watching from the china basin, boats at mccovey cove and others are watching from local bars and restaurants. but some fans say being near the same underand being -- stadium and being apart of this is enough. >> we saw people offshore out there. i think they are paddling to get here. >> everybody is into it out there! >> reporter: the lights are on at the ballpark. the game starts at 4:57 with joe blanton on the mound for the phillies and madison bumgardner for the giants. when game starts, there will be a ton of boats out here checking out the game.

the giants if they win the series would take on the rangers or the yankees. i know a lot of fans are hoping history repeats itself and they go back to the world series. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. i know what they mean for being -- by being around the ballpark. giants fans have been sharing their experiences of orange october on our website. here is a photo of a unique fan. he's wearing shorts, too. there are new developments concerning what appears to be illegal internet gambling halls operating in the city of oakland with word that one of the facilities is voluntarily closing its doors. city officials say they are investigating the legality of the facilities and we're told the state attorney general's office is also involved. at a city council meeting last night, several speakers complained about the

operations, saying they are putting legitimate charitable bingo halls out of bit. >> we do a lot of things to try to help the kids off the street and without the money, if we don't have a -- a way to bring the money in, it's just gone. >> city officials say the owners of two of the facilities have agreed to meet with the city attorney on thursday. it's believed both sites will be closed for good following that meeting. today, jerry mc-- jerry mcnortheasternny will make the announcement at noon today about the money.

all right. 4:57 this afternoon is the first pitch of the giants game but because we've had a lot of people taking mass transit this morning, so they can avoid driving around the city, is that right? >> yes. they are gonna be running longer trains. so it's the perfect time to take mass transit around 5:00, some will be getting off work, others will be heading to the game. right now we're gonna take a look at our maps and show you where we have a three-car crash south of the san mateo bridge. this is 880 southbound at industrial parkway west. crews have cleared the accident scene but you can see traffic is bumper-to-bumper from san lorenzo through hayward. up next, we're seeing a lot of slowdown at gilman street. you can tell it's just crawling along there toward the maze. give yourself extra time. at the bay bridge, same story

pretty much all morning long. it's gridlocked all the way back to the maze. give yourself an extra 15 to 20 minutes. here's steve. >> thank you, tara. a very good morning to you. the fog will burn off. it will be chilly. it could be longer for the fog to burn off for a few. the fog seems to be thicker. for those of you maybe in the wine business, i would have the crews ready to go sunday and monday because that looks to be the heavier rain. if you have outdoor plans i would have a plan just in case. they are dealing with a lost rain in southern california. they are the front-runner in

this rain season. they've already had had had two good systems and another one up there. same could be said in reno. for us, we're on the northern edge of it. so we don't have have worry about it. stockton is reporting fog. so the fog will be hanging out by the coast but a very similar pattern. on the coast, 50s and 60s, temperatures close to yesterday. a little bit more fog and more of a breeze. napa, 75. we'll go 74. >> so we're close. but mount tam is at 60. that's still warm air aloft. high pressure is over us. so smashing that fog upper 40s to low 50s. cupertino, pleasanton 54 and vallejo and san carlos. 28 up in tahoe.

that's cold. look at eureka and ukiah at 43 with sacramento, 49. there is definitely a little chill. the weekend will bring light rain, especially by san francisco, oakland north. the real changes are out here and then out there yonder. the low in southern california will get ejected out as the next system approaches us. areas of fog, late clearing for parts of the coast. 50s, 60s there. 60s, low to mid-70s around the bay. because it's 4:57 instead of a day game. be cooler and it will be all right. as we start to move along it will start to chill. a little bit of fog, sun, and drizzle on the increase on thursday, a little bit of rain friday. look like rain on sunday and

monday. >> thank you, steve. this in morning -- new this morning, indianapolis police have arrested colts punter pat mcafee on public intoxication. police say the 23-year-old athlete had a blood alcohol level nearly twice the legal limit. his arresting officers say they asked him how he got wet. he reportedly told them it was raining and it wasn't. apology request, 19 years later. anita hill's response to a voice mail message from the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, including why she first called police.

the dow crossing back and for the in the 100 mark in positive territory. the big reason stocks are up this morning, regaining much of the ground loss is because of strong earnings reports of manufacturing. u.s. airways posting a third quarter profit. right now the dow is up 100 at 11,079. the nasdaq is up 16, s&p is up 9 1/2. greco is recalling 2 million of its older model stroll injuries after reports of children being strangled after slipping between the tray and the bottom seat.

the recall involves those made before 2008. they were sold in walmart, sears and other stores. there is a link from our website to the full list of serial numbers of the strollers being recalled for a refund. the woman who accused supreme court justice of sexual harassment 20 years ago says she has no intention of saying i'm sorry. anita hill says she received a voice mail from thomas's wife asking for an apology. alison burns is following this story. does it seem like justice thomas knew what his wife was doing? >> reporter: no, kraig. at this point, it's really unclear whether justice clarence thomas knew that his wife had had made that phone call. and this is not the attention that anita hill wanted. take a look at this video of

reporters swarming her car as she went to work this morning. she did not expect that call from virginia thomas. in fact, when she got the voice mail, she thought it was a prank. she contacted the university where she worked. they contacted the fbi. it has been 20 years nearly since the clarence thomas confirmation hearings. thomas called the proceedings at the time lynching. anita hill received a voice mail asking her to apologize and pray about it. later she said "i did place a call to anita hill in hopes that we can get what happened so long ago." anita hill has told reporters she has no intention of apologizing.

she stands by her claims and she thought that phone call was inappropriate. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, allison. it is 7:47. state senator leland yee from san francisco says he believes he's being punished by other democrats in the state senate because he was the only democrat not to vote for the budget. now yee has been told he's being stripped from his post as the number two ranking member of the senate and lawmakers killed a budget review he introduced to provide sax relief to those -- tax rye leaf to those victims of the san bruno explosion. five familys that suffered devastating losses in the san bruno disaster have filed separate lawsuits from pg&e. the families are seeking money. they also want pg&e to remove the gas line from the neighborhood. the lawsuit says pg&e's pipeline was a ticcing time bomb that the utility negligently maintained.

so far there's been no comment from pg&e. >> one of san francisco's largest apartment complexes has a new owner. the previous owner located near san francisco state defaulted on the mortgage. it's been taken over by fortress in new york. the previous owner will had continue to mack the complex -- manage the complex. the san francisco labor board is looking into allegations that they violated their contract. san francisco hyatt regency accuses the union of using contributions that are supposed to be used for child and elder care. a facebook user is suing zinga claiming zingaa

inappropriately shared people's information with advertisers. the lawsuit wants monetary confirmation and wants zinka to stop the practice. zinka makes six of the ten most popular games on facebook. the oakland as are considering buying from flagship radio station. they are in the early stages of the possible deal to purchase extra sports 860. behind the station, the as have had had three different flagships in the last five years. ten minutes before 8:00. critics say it was too close for comfort. ktvu bill martin with his own camera captured the scene.

whooping cough has claimed the life of a 10th baby this year. the latest victim was a 6-week- old baby in san diego county. more than 5,000 people have been diagnosed with whooping since january. state anti-drug officials say they took in a record amount of marijuana plants. they report seizing 570,000 plants during a recent effort. that's up from about 140,000 plants last year. santa rosa police are looking for this man geraldo

cancrola. detectives say they found 225 pounds of marijuana and also arrested his wife during the raid. a federal court sentenced three men for allegedly hunting deer in yosemite park. this is a picture of a game warden who tracked the poachers. he's holding thantlers of one of the three who were killed. they will have to pay nearly $60,000 in fines. there is a lot of talk on the internet about a youtube video taken during fleet week in san francisco. a united airline 7 7 was part of the -- 747 was part of the show and appears to come awfully close to the golden gate bridge. it looks like it's skimming the top of the towers. but in reality there was no danger. the faa said it was just the camera angle and the plane was

being guided by an air traffic controller. it's clear that the 747 was some distance from the bridge. this was shot by our meteorologist bill martin. he said this gave the audience a thrill. it's been long believed by some that the prediction is the world will had end in 2012. but they say the calendar ma may -- may be off by 100 years. this is based on the fact that the myian calendar ends close to our calendar. authorities believe there are discrepancies. it appears for believers, the mayan apocalypse is in flux. does that mean it had had happen in 100 years or not at all? they did not address that. we want to check in with

tara. major b.a.r.t. delays again? i thought there were some earlier and they got cleared up. >> there were and now they are back with a vengeance. give yourself some extra time if you need to use b.a.r.t. right now we're gonna take a look at an accident scene. this was the scene of a fatal accident in los gatos. police have shut down several streets in the area while they conduct this investigation. now, this crash happened just after 3:00 this morning at the intersection of blossom hill road and union avenue. they found that a car had had driven off the roadway into a tree. the driver was killed in the crash and a number of streets do remain closed as we mentioned while police continue their investigation. to the east -- actually we're gonna take a look at our maps because we have an accident to mention in san francisco.

101 northbound at 280 southbound. we do have some major delays in that area as well. give yourself some extra time. the east shore freeway, some huge, huge congestion because of an earlier accident at gilman avenue offramp. so give yourself some extra time in this area as well. finally, highway 24, westbound commute is the bottom portion of your screen as you make your way toward the caldecott tunnel. 7:56 here's steve. thank you. we have mainly cloudy conditions in the way of fog or low clouds. only a few locations say clear. you can see a lot of that fog over oakland seems to be more widespread today than it was yesterday. so slightly cooler even though it will burn back. 50 in concord. we'll go 76 for a high. very close. in the city, 51 now. we'll go for a high of 5. after yesterday's 68. it will cool down pretty fast. 50s, low to mid. everybody, napa, san rafael, santa rosa were all 50.

palo alto i saw three readings of 55. low in southern california brings rain for them but that will get kicked out by system to the left of your screen. that will had give us light rain. areas of fog and then sunny. a little bit more fog today. 50s, 60s there. again, because it's more of a late afternoon, early evening game temperatures won't be as warm. at game time it might get cool after about the 6th or 7th inning. drizzle, fair on thursday with increasing clouds. rain friday morning. and then clearing friday night -- friday night. new details about an early- morning fire in san francisco. firefighters just wrapped up the briefing we'll tell you how many people were rescued ♪

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welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm kraig debro. it's wednesday, october 20s. we want to now update on some developing news we've been following for the last two and a half hours. about ten minutes ago, we heard from san francisco firefighters

about a fire 245 destroyed an apartment -- that destroyed an apartment building in nob hill. jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: we've learned that firefighters had be out here until at least 8:00 tonight monitoring hot spots. three people were treated for smoke smoke inhalation. no firefighters were hurt. but i want you to hear why the chief was so concerned about particular building -- about this particular building. >> it traveled pretty quickly. i do want someone from the department of building inspection come out. midway through the -- through fighting this fire, i pilled the members out because it became structurally questionable. >> reporter: we were just updated about 15 minutes ago. the this -- this building is on hyde, near hyde and bush.

the flames spread through and the flames shot out of the bay windows that remain of wood. the cause this morning is still under investigation but the fire department has pulled in a building inspector. again, they don't know the cause of the fire but they believe that it started on the first floor and then just spread. the red cross is helping about 0 residents -- 40 residents find shelter this morning. we spoke to a couple of residents who initially heard noises and then they realized what was going on. >> we heard a bunch of alarms going off. we came out here to check it out. when we got here, we saw a lot of black smoke coming out and we saw fire boom out of the window. >> i just saw the fire coming from one of the -- a friend of mine in the building. it's really -- it really scared me. it really broke my heart. >> reporter: the basics of the

fire, it was called about three hours ago. it broke out around 5:00 a.m. it broke out in a four-story apartment. there's about eight units inside. the red cross is threing to help between 35 and 40 people to then them find a place to stay. firefighters will be out here until 8:00 monitoring hot spots and we'll continue to update you throughout the morning. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. it is four minutes after 8:00. oakland police are looking for two suspects in a home invasion robbery that happened overnight. they say the youngest victim was just 3 years old. clod -- claudine wong is live at headquarters with more. >> reporter: good morning. there are 12 victims ranging in age from 3 to 70 and certainly a frightening ordeal for them.

this morning, police are still searching for the people responsible for this home invasion that happened around 11:00 last night. one of the victims told ktvu that a family member was outside the house, smoking when that person was approached by two suspects, suspects police say were wearing hoods over their heads, forced that family member back in the home. at least one of them was carrying a silver revolver and one family member was held at gunpoint during the entire ordeal when the suspects went through the house. again there were 12 victims inside. but fortunately, nobody was hurt. the suspects got away in a silver infiniti. what we don't know is why the house was targeted. one of the victims did tell us that they saw these two men in the neighborhood the night before. so we're not sure if they are from the area or if they are looking for opportunity. we are also told by police that there were other similar crimes in this neighborhood.

possibly one on monday night. so we are looking into the possibility that this could be connected to a string of other crimes. at this point, the investigation is continuing and a search for the suspects continues. live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. it is 8:05. we've learned new information about a crash involving a san jose police officer and a pedestrian. police say officer tran was on routine patrol when he struck a 62-year-old security guard. the security guard is in critical condition. officer tran is a 17-year veteran of the police force. investigators are trying to determine if the victim was in the crosswalk when he was hit. anyone who witnessed the crash is asked to contact san jose police. late, the giants go for two in a row of the philadelphia phillies of at&t park. san francisco's just two wins away from the world series. >> .275 during the regular

season. giants win game three! >> yesterday, the giants took game three of the national championship league. the 3-0 victory gives the giants a 2-1 lead in the best of the series. >> you find ways to think of little things, whatever it is to be able to, you know, think of it as a starting day. go out there and stay to your plan and, you know, try to stay to tower strengths. >> today, madison bumgartner will pitch for the giants. you can watch the game here. we'll have a special version of the news at:00. the first pitch is at 4:57.

busy morning. we had had an accident in the east bay and now we have b.a.r.t. delays and the fire in san francisco. tara, have you a lot of work to do? >> oh, yes. we have massive delays. the area between pleasant hill and walnut creek, right here, people have had had to change the tracks a couple of times. they've had had to get the trains moving here. so if you use this as part of your commute on wednesday morning give yourself some extra time or think of an

alternate way to get to work. these are live pictures of a car that smashed into a tree. the driver was killed. police have shut down several streets while they conduct their investigation. the blossom happened at blossom hill road and union avenue. blossom between lee and dale drive is shut down as well as a portion of union avenue. again, a fatal crash in los gatos. here is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. give yourself an extra 15 to 20 minutes to make it into the city. here's steve. a lot more fog. just looking at -- not only at the web camera. very foggy there. san francisco very foggy. a lot of reports coming in, will still have a mild to warm hazy day. some of the updated information is coming in. many in the winery business. what's the deal here. clouds start rolling in

saturday. rain could start in the north bay. sunday looks like rain for all. there will be more fog, cooler conditions as the first system gets closer. it looks like light and then picking up in intensity. a lot of rain in southern california. that low which was on a sunday has been hanging out giving record rainfall to palm springs and san diego. a very cool reading down there with the rain all the way up through the southern san joaquin valley. for us, it's just too far south. maybe a few high clouds may skirt the southern part of the valley. the fog is the story. very foggy. mild to warm. a little cool. 60s to near 70 and then some mid-70s inland. mount tam 60 degrees. that's there's your warm air.

pleasant hill, 47 -- look at eureka 41. with 50s and 60s in southern california because the low just sit there and spins. the first system is there to the left of your describe. it's lining itself north to south. it means a low will form on it. it will weaken. there's the system in southern california. that's thursday, friday. for some light rain. lots going on. today it's the fog. and then sunny for most, late clearing by the coast. some mid- to upper 70s. then you might have a few low 80s. 70s for many, then 60s, 70s by

the bay and then 60s, 70s by the coast. temperatures will not be as warm yesterday. it was nice, it was 67 at game time yesterday. we'll go 62 and then cooling down after the fifth, sixth inning. but you will be prepared. drizzle returns thursday and then cloud/rain. clouds start to thicken up on saturday. tori. president obama is coming to the bay area. find out why he's said to make some big changes to his plans.

good morning. 8:15. foggy for many. in fact, reduced visibility. be careful. once that burns off, we'll have hazy sunshine. warm inland, mild by the way and kind of cool with 50 the and 60s. today, president obama is heading west on a campaign swing. the fund-raiser he was scheduled to attend will be held at the home executive of google. the president is heading west

on the five-state, four-day campaign swing. this is joe biden, vice president biden. so let welcome him. [ applause ] >> vice president joe biden made a surprise visit to taft elementary school in redwood city before heading to san francisco for a fund-raiser for barbara boxer's reelection bid. the students knew that barbara boxer was coming to visit them but did not know about joe biden. the november 2nd election in alameda could be delayed because of the rank-ed choice voting. the system is being used for the first time in these areas.

in the governor's race, both meg whitman and jerry brown have attacked each other for being too much like current governor arnold schwarzenegger. brown released a new tv ad yesterday showing whitman repeating some of the exact same words as schwarzenegger when he ran for governor. all of the schwarzenegger bashing could make things a bit awkward next week when whitman, brown and schwarzenegger are scheduled to appear on a stage in long beach for a discussion about governing. the pentagon is directing the u.s. military to accept open hi gay re-- openly gay recruits. this is after a judge refused to lift had her ruling to strike down the don't ask/don't tell policy. the appeal will be had. >> to out yourself now in the

short period is not gonna insulate you from proceedings to have you discharged from the military later on. it with be a very dangerous thing to do right now. >> president obama has said he wants to repeal don't ask/don't tell but the administration wants the courts to put the policy back in place until congress resolves the issue. 8:17. yahoo!'s third quarter earnings topped expectations but not everyone is happy with the report. they say net income was nearly $00 million double the amount for the -- $400 million double the amount. the -- right now, yahoo! stuck is up about 3 1/2%. ikea is not sure what it

will do now that the plans for expansion were approved. they were going to use the project near hollis as a dropoff and pickup area. between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. neighbors worried about the noise. the company offered alternatives. >> there would be constant noise and banging and the talking and the cars in and out. >> the coup surprised many residents and cited with them voting unanimously against the warehouse plan. santa clara county is moving ahead with tough, new

restrictions on smoking. one ordinance would ban smoking at parks. tobacco retailers are upset about the third ordinance which requires them to purchase a pier mit every year. >> you are making it more difficult to us when you impose taxes on us. >> supervisors will delay a vote on that third ordinance to allow public comment. the other two ordinances become official next month. a northern california college student is waking up in jail. his arrest has prompted a campus warning. 101 through san jose looking sluggish northbound and we have major b.a.r.t. delays to tell you about coming up.

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residence hall. in antioch a man was shot in the back after arguing with two men. he was walking to the parking lot if macy's and the men pulled up behind him this a small green suv. they exchanged words and then they opened fire. the shooter is still on the loose. construction continuing is expected to affect drivers for the next few months. crews began work on a pipeline during work hours. only two lanes of traffic will be open. traffic delays are expected. drivers are encouraged to take an alternate route during construction which is expected to wrap up by mid-december. 8:24. we want to check in with tara. major b.a.r.t. delays. you have news on the reason why. >> that's true. we're looking at a 15 to 20-

minute delay onburg between pleasant hill an walnut creek -- on b.a.r.t. between pleasant hill and walnut creek. it's a bit fogby foggy. this closure affects trains in both lanes. we want too tang you to the scene of ap overnight fatal crash. these are live pictures of a car that smashed into a tree the driver was killed. police have shut down several streets while they investigate. the accident happened on blossom hill road and union. blossom between union is shut down as well as ann avenue and blossom hill drive. right now we -- we are gonna head to steve. how is it going? going well. thank you. we have a lot of fog out there, more than yesterday. some of that fog is really

thick. can't see the barn past the patch chur. that's -- pasture. that's foggy. after the fog burns off it will be cool by the coast. they will get sun but probably later than yesterday. 76 around the -- inland. palo alto 55. palo alto has been running low all week. the low in southern california, giving them all sorts of rain. for us that system to the left of your screen will slow down. it will had form a low and give us light rain friday morning. the stronger system behind that, updated information is coming in. areas of fog today. sunny for most but late clearing by the coast. 50s, os there. 60s, 70s around the bay and then mid- to upper 70s. because it's 5:00 instead of

1:00 like yesterday, it will be cooler. probably all right at game time but cooling down. fifth, sixth inning and it could get breezy in some of those higher streets. saturday things cloud up. could be rain in the north bay saturday afternoon and then it look like rain all the way south. we are getting new information on a story we've been on for the past few hours. we're gonna go back to the scene of an apartmenthouse fire.

jade hernandez has more on how many people were displaced in this fire that started this morning. >> reporter: about 30 to 35 people is the estimate that were displaced. you can see firefighters still on that apartment building right now. they are fighting hot spots at this point. the four-story building has been destroyed by flames and when we arrived, flames shot out of the building. the residents inside, up to 40 people are being assisted by the red cross. san francisco's fire chief told

us that the fire quickly grew to a four-alarm fire. that's the reason why so many firefighters were out here this morning. two residents and a next-door neighbor were treated for smoke smoke inhalation. residents are lucky that the building is located near the medical center. many evacuees were able to take shelter in side the hospital. the chief of operations told us that fire crawled through the stairwell of the apartment building spreading flames fast. we saw firefighters climb to the roof to try to fight the fire from the outside all morning. we've spoken to residents and next-door neighbors at one point, people gathered at the intersection where we're leecated just to watch firefighters fight the hot spots. others describe their horrific wakeup call.

>> he says this place is cooking. we need to get out of here. i'm like oh, my god. i open my back win window and i saw the -- back one doe and i saw the -- window and i saw the fire. i said to my brother, we gotta get out of here. grab what you need and let's go. >> reporter: firefighters were able to control flames about an hour ago. they said they were able to contain it about 7:30. right now the cause is still under investigation. the deputy of fire operations, chief, would not tell us if this was suspicious. but he did say the building official, an arson -- the arson team's out here. a lot of the intense flames and damage originated on the first floor. we'll continue to follow this and have an update for you at noon. it is 8:32. we are learning more about a

fatal car accident in los gatos overnight. it happened just after 3:00 this morning at union avenue and blossom hill road. new video of that crash shows the extent of the damage with the front of the car completely smashed. the car was the only vehicle involved. it a apparently driven off the road and into a tree. >> we saw that there was a single vehicle that had collided into the palm tree here at blossom hill and union. single female occupant. she was pronounced dead at the scene. >> the driver has not yet been identified. we understand no passengers were inside that vehicle. police have some streets closed off in the area while they investigate. these are live pictures of the scene. you can see the cars still there. police also say they have yet to rule out alcohol as a factor in the crash. a homeless migration is being blamed for a jump in crime in san francisco. the san francisco examiner reports transients who were

displaced by the transbay terminal are living around fisherman's wharf and justin park. hears that been a -- there's been a jump in crime in that area. san francisco general hospital is asking the public to help identify a female patient who is in critical condition. the woman was found on the embarcadero next to a wheelchair on october 9th. this is the picture of her. she has not been able to tell hospital workers her name. she is 4'6", weighs 93 pounds and is in her 50s or 60s. if you recognize her, you are asked it call san francisco general hospital. a nonprofit group says it will no longer organize search for hassani campbell. the founder of citizens for the loss says the investigation

needs to be moved to maryland where hassani's foster father, loss louis -- ross louis lives. ross was arrested but released after prosecutors did not file charges. oakland police say he remains a prime suspect. it's another giant day for giant fans. the giants look to put more pressure on the phillies. game is later today at at&t park. paul chambers joins us live with that story. >> reporter: good morning. we're eight hours away from the big game. if you want to come down early, we have plenty of seating for you if you're not gonna make it in the ballpark. we're at mccovey cove. a lot of people just want to be around the giants mania and want to check out the man who is doing it all, cody ross.

>> cody! >> line drive. >> it's about confidence up there and knowing you are gonna get the job done or do something to help your team. >> now the giants are on a roll and yesterday the team's former all-star barry bonds was on hand. a crowd of 43,000 fans. mostly giant fans are all wearing their orange colors packed the ballpark to watch the giants shut out the phillies. the shutout gives the giants a 2-1 game lead in the best of seven series. the giants are two wins away, something the club has not done since 2002. but the giants aren't the only ones profiting from their continued success. local business as well as fans are making profits off the giants' run for a chance at the world series. >> it's absolutely been a

blessing, not only for us as managers but for employees to make tips. >> told my seat. >> how much did you make today? >> $1,000. >> reporter: today's game started at 4:57 with -- starts at 4:57 with blanton on the mound for the phyllis and madison baumgartener on the mound for the giants. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, ball. those giants fans have been sharing their experiences this orange october. this is one of my favorites. the unique photo of a fewer, anita hart. you can submit your photos by e- mailing them to us. 8:37. there have been new developments concerning what appears to be illegal internet

gambling halls with word that one of the facilities is voluntarily closing its doors. city officials say they are investigating the legality of the facilities and we're told the state attorney general's office is also involved. at a city council meeting last night. several speakers complain about the operations saying they are putting legitimate chair tritable bingo halls out of business. >> we do a lot of things to help get the kids off the streets. and without the money, if we don't have a way too bring the money in, it's just gone. city officials say the owners of two of the facilities have agreed to meet with the city attorney tomorrow. it's believed both sites will be closed for good following that meeting. 8:38. it's been a busy moving. we have delays a the bay bridge toll plaza. now we have delays 0 b.a.r.t., tara. >> we do delays on b.a.r.t. in the east bay. joining us live by phone is b.a.r.t.

spokesperson linton johnson. are you there? >> i'm here. >> let's talk about -- let's talk about these delays. we're experiencing some between pleasant hill as well as walnut creek can you tell us why? >> well, the delays are because we had had the equipment that was malfunctioning. basically the rail covered by a piece of metal called a cover board and somehow some metal came off the track and that makes it impossible for us to move trains in the area. the crew remove -- removed the pieces of metal. [ inaudible ] >> i just want to give everybody the fyi, you may be late if you are in that area. >> right now, you are looking at highway 24, traffic on the

bottom of the screen headed toward walnut creek there. and as we mentioned, these delays are on b.a.r.t. between walnut creek and pleasant hill. so you are saying the trains are affected in both directions, linton? >> well, not many more. it's moving in both directions. but at the time we had to seal the track around the problem. allowing -- [ inaudible ] >> thank you. sorry to cut you off, but thank you very much for that update we appreciate it. we're gonna take a look at the maps. we have two crashes to talk about. one is 280 northbound at the northbound connector. traffic is being flow -- being slowed down as a result and westbound on 80 just past the toll plaza and we are seeing congestion there as well. here's steve. thank you. if you are just getting ready to leave, fog is the big story from the coast, the bay and

inland. it took a while to get to some inland locations. it looks liken is in on it now -- it looks like everybody is in on it now. foggy, hazy sun. mild to warm highs. more fog, than cooler on thursday with some local drizzle. and then everything starts to change friday into sunday and monday. a weak system will come in friday. not a lot but a little bit. sunday, monday could be rainy. we'll just take this a day at a time. southern california dealing with a lot of rain. that system down there has been spinning around producing record rainfall. our temperatures very close to yesterday, although maybe just a couple of degrees cooler because there is a little bit more fog today. 74 in napa. the city's 66 after yesterday's 68. 76 in walnut creek. 68 in oakland.

3 cooler than yesterday. 75 in san jose. 48 napa slash san rafael to the mid-50s. san francisco, 52. livermore/concord now with fog, 52. 20s up in the mountains. 41 eureka. it's cold up there. 51 sacramento. a lot of clouds, mostly cloudy conditions. our system for the drizzle tomorrow is right here. it will form a low right there. there is a lot going on across the pacific. you can see the low turning there. but there is your system for thursday night, friday morning. by saturday, we could be looking at rain for the north bay. so areas of fog for the day and then 70s upper 70s but 50s and 60s by the coach -- by the beaches. drizzle, fog, more on the increase on thursday along with higher clouds. rain friday morning of the it's

out of here friday afternoon. thank you, steve. it is 8:2. the search for the two suspects continues at this hour after a bold home-invasion robbery in oakland overnight. find out what and who police are looking for.

let's get you updated on some of the attorneys we're following. oakland police are looking for two suspects wanted for a home- invasion robbery there last night. police say the dozen victims from the same family, the youngest victim just 3 years old and the suspects got away from cash and equipment. the construction on the new eastern span of the been will start sunday. caltrans says an essential piece of equipment must be repaired before a second set of massive sections of the tower can be lifted into place. b.a.r.t. breaks ground on the project --

is expected to create a lot of badly-needed jobs. the woman who accused clarence thomas of sexual harassment nearly 20 years ago says she has no intention of apologizing. anita hill says she received a voice mail from thomas's wife asking for an apology. alison burns is following the developments and has the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you, tori. it is still unclear if justice clarence thomas knew his wife made the call but here is part of the message that virginia thomas left on anita hill's voice mail. she said i would love you to consider an apology sometime and some full explanation of why you did what you did with my husband. so give it some thought and certainly pray about this and come to understand why you did what you did. mrs. thomas is referring to the emotionally charged clarence thomas confirmation hearing nearly 20 years ago.

anita hill made graphic allegations of sexual harassment. democrats and the media seized on it and justice thomas called it a high-tech lynching. >> i think it's disgusting. i think that this hearing should never occur in america. >> reporter: now, clarence independentcated that he is still angry about the allegations. had his wife who is now a conservative activist has issued a statement about the voice mail, saying she was trying to extend an olive branch to anita hill but that doesn't seem like something that anita hill wants to accept. she said she thought the call was inappropriate and stands by her claims and is not going to apologize. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:8. state senator leland yee from san francisco says he believes he's being punished by other

democrats in the state senate because he was the only democrat not to vote for the budget. now he told -- he's being told he's being stripped from the number two ranking member of the district. they introduced the bill and passed it without yee's name. five families that suffered devastating losses in the san bruno pipeline disaster have filed separate lawsuits again pg&e. families are seeking money. they also want meg to remove the graft line in the neighborhood. so far there's been no comment from pg&e. san francisco supervisor john avalos is introducing legislation that would require contractors to hire a specific number of city residents for all publicly funded projects. right now the city says contractors should make a good-

faith effort to hire qualified workers. but a recently survey shows only 20% of hiring is local. the board will take up the proposal next month. the national labor relations board is looking into charges that san francisco's hotel union violated its contract with hotel operators. the investigation started the same day hotel workers returned from a six-day strike. the san francisco hyatt regency accuses the union of abusing contributions that were supposed to be used to child and elder care to pay for the union's own legal needs. the union denies the charges. a facebook user is suing zinga. the person who claims zinga shared information. they say zi in. ga collected personal information from outers and shared it about other -- with

others. the lawsuit minutes money and wants them top -- wants them to stop the practice. ten minutes before 9:00, the oakland as are considering buying their flagship radio station. team executives say they are in the earl -- in the early stages of a possible deal to purchase extra ports page 60. buying the station would end recent confusion for as fans. the athletics have had three different flagship radio stations in the past five years. the national basketball association says players hey not wear a new athletic shoe that the manufacturerrer claims will help them jump an extra three inches higher. apl says they include a spring- base system designed to lift -- i cease lift. nba says that violates the league rule of any shoe that

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and serial numbers. a ticketless man got lucky at at&t park for doing a little work for a great seat. he was 120 people who helped carry a 1200-pound american flag into the field. he showed up hope thing to get inside but never imagined he would -- that he would end up with a prime club level ticket. the flag is 300 feet long and 150 feet wide. the giants are not the only stars making an appearance on that side of the story. drews are ee fifthing a huge tent near at&t for a larn irk dream-like production. it illustrates man's relationship with horses. the show's creator says the tent is a big top to accommodate such a stage. >> we've designed a very huge stage that's 150 wide by 80

feet deep that will allow the horses -- half of the time the horses we have, they are totally free on stage. so when the horse come on stage, it's mr. playground. >> the show made a world premiere in 2003 made its initial debut in san francisco six years ago. it returns next month on november 16th and runs through mid-december. 8:57. and we want to check in with tara one more time. delays onburg being fixed but there is a new -- on b.a.r.t. being fixed but there is a new one. >> yes. right here, 680 southbound and stone valley road. if we take a live look at the accident scene you can see that there's definitely a backup because of it. it's a three-car crash that's been moved to the solder but definitely crossing some problems. finally, 880, traffic northbound on the right-hand side, moving slow but not too bad for your wednesday morning.

here's steve. thank you. a lot of fog this morning. almost everybody has some thick fog. once that burns off, sunny, hazy, mild to warm for tomorrow. by temperatures starting to recover a little bit. but then we see more fog drizzle. a break friday night. it look like a cloudy, mostly cloudy weekend with off and on rain. >> wow. don't forget you can watch the giants' game four of the championship series right here on ktvu starting at 4:30. thanks for watching.