make a deposit from anywhere, anytime-- with your iphone. to mister and misses walker. why would they send my parents a check? chase what matters. ♪ >> reporter: just -- in just a minute or so, we're gonna tell you how you can see the world series for free tonight. >> reporter: and fire destroys a party supply shop in san jose. but flames don't spread to nearby businesses.

we'll explain why. there's been more violence on the streets of oakland with three separate shootings in just the last 24 hours. and live pictures as you wake up to one of the coldest days this week. we're tracking temperatures this morning in neighborhoods that dipped in the 30s. "mornings on 2" starts right now. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's wednesday, october 27th. the big game, still less than ten hours away but at&t park is already buzzing with activities and the giants and rangers get ready for game one of the 2010 world series. kraig debro is live at at&t park where people are already camped out there right now. >> reporter: good morning, terrorism the tori. the people who are here, if you

don't have tickets and you want a ticket -- i will show you that in a second. a beautiful boat out here. look through here. this hole, the concept comes from baseball parks. it used to be a wooden fence and you can poke a hole through it and see the game. at&t was sort of build with this sort of a modern day knot hole. really sorry about the surgery. but how long have you been out here? >> about 5:00. >> reporter: you live in the sacramento area? >> yes. >> reporter: you stand here for three innings and then you rotate? >> yes. >> reporter: let's see your

real face. all of the people have to see that face. eddie -- >> it's the one with the smile! [ laughter ] >> reporter: what's so special about seeing the first three innings of the game? why not come later, get some rest? >> i want to be able to enjoy the first three innings. i have tickets already. >> reporter: okay. thank you. eddie rascal of citrus heights. you can see other die hards out here. a couple of guys have been out here since 2:00 a.m. this morning. what they are hoping to do is see three innings of the game. the giants are allowing people to come here, look through the knot hole for three innings and then rotate. so you get to see three innings. not the whole game but it is

free. if you come down here and wait, you can possibly see some world series games for free. not only doing it tonight but tomorrow night as well. reporting live from kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. 7:03. now, tickets for any of the games in san francisco are hard and expensive to come by. if you want to go inside the stadium, desperate fans are turning to craigslist to try to make a trade for fifths. we saw people offing time shares, airline tickets and airline miles. others will give you dental and legal services. one man is offering three date for him in exchange for a ticket. yeah. you can watch the entire world series right here on ktvu channel 2 news. our coverage of game one begins at 4:30 p.m. that follows a 4:00 edition of the ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll be right here. right now, as we're speaking, they are boarding up

a party supply store heavily damaged in an overnight fire. the fire started on east santa clara street in san jose just after 3:00 this morning. you can see the pictures there. it quickly went to two alarms. jade hernandez is out there right now with the latest on how the firefighters were able to save some nearby buildings. >> reporter: good morning, dave. the reason they were able to save nearby businesses is because of the proximity of the fire station to this fire. in fact that proximity allowed firefighters to arrive in about four minutes. you are taking a look at the contents of this party supply store. you can see all of the stuff was smoldering and firefighters had to pull it out. police have actually blocked off the sidewalk. we're live at 26th and santa clara. the fire investigator has determined this was not intentionally set but that won't soften the blow to that owner. there's substantial damage to the business. but firefighters were able to

contain flames to the one business which was next door to the printing business. this is why the person walking by called 911. smoke billowed from the building. after the call, the good samaritan captured and reported these pictures. no one was inside the building when the flames sparked. fortunately there is a fire station very close, about ten blocks away, which meant quick response. firefighters also called for two-alarm backup because they were worried about those flames spreading. >> the fire came in at 3:14 and under those circumstances there's no one really around to see what's going on, to call the fire department and call 911. they did see some slow and some fire coming from the building. firefighters had to pull the contents out of the store because they were still smoldering. those firefighters left about an hour ago.

firefighters contained this fire within ten minutes and they wrapped up here, ace mentioned -- ace mentioned within the -- as i mentioned, within the past hour. this store has been here for quite sometime. it's a party supply store. you can see these the contents of the building inside. fortunately, nobody was hurt and there was no damage to the businesses nearby. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. police in fairfield right now are searching for four suspects who burst into a house and gunned down one person. now, police were called to a house on hamilton drive about 9:00 last night. they found a man who was shot four times. he died later at a hospital. witnesses told police four men with ski masks on burst into thehouse. one of the suspects shot the victim. we don't know the victim's name and the investigation continues. >> this morning, oakland police are looking for the people

responsible for three separate shootings in less than 24 hours. five people altogether were hurt. one of the shootings happened yesterday moving. the other two late last night. officers say a woman came to the police administration building just before 11:00 last night with a gunshot wound to her stomach. she said she was shot while driving at 52nd avenue and east 12th street. about two hours earlier, police found two men with gunshot wounds near eighth street and mandella parkway. police say their injuries were not life-threatening. and a road rage incident led to the lockdown of a school near east 12th and 2nd. dewey academy is nearby. no one was hurt. but two shooting victims drove themselves to a hospital. no word on their condition or any arrests. 7:08. this is a big day because in just a couple of hours, tesla officially kicks off the

opening of its new auto plant. they will start making the new model s-sedan. the palo alto based company bought that last may. this will be the only auto's sim policemen -- auto assembly plant in california. we want to check in with tara in for sal. >> we're encouraging folks to use transit tonight. the game starts at 4:30. but many fans will start to celebrate early so you can bet on crowds hanging around there starting at lunchtime. here is sa live look at 101 through san francisco. so far no delay towards downtown and the airport. different story at bay bridge

toll plaza. it's a 15-minute backup if you are headed into san francisco. those metering lights are on. finally down to the south bay, northbound towards highway 17. very sluggish. here's steve. thank you, tara. very good morning to everybody. we have clear skies. a few high clouds will start to filter in. it's cold. that's the big story of the morning. there are a lot of 30s popping you. some higher clouds associated with the system that will tease me to no one. if you are up around fort bragg, shelter cove north, clouds will be on the increase. we do have this system that's -- it's just all over the map as far as projections on where it wants to go. it's going to hang out there for a while. you see the clouds taking aim more towards northern california. a cold morning and then high clouds, 60s, upper 60s to near 70 degrees. san mateo, target forecast starting off at 44.

i saw it cooler than that by redwood city at 42. noon, 62. go for a high of 68 today. 42 in kenwood. st. helena is there as well. core dealcordelia, 35. danville, 39. menlo park, 39 and mill valley 39. walnut creek was -- it looked like an easterly breeze kicked you. 20 in tahoe. 29 reno. ukiah 36. eureka 39. sacramento is down to 41. book ends for 44. santa maria and santa barbara are 48. our low will be playing in the forecast. let's just take this a day at a time. don't cancel any plans. just ease in to this. today, clouds to the north, morning sun. tomorrow there will be clouds to the north and rain to the

north at cape mendocino. a little breezy, especially in some of the higher elevations. i have noticed a south breeze, 60s, 60s and upper 60s to low 70s. mostly fair, partly cloudy. high of 60 at first pitch. tomorrow we'll tackle it but it looks like clouds increasing. breaking news just coming in. police say 65 people have just been killed in northern afghanistan when a roof collapsed during a wedding celebration. police there say the house was overcrowded at the time and the building itself was made out of mud bricks. most of the dead were womenle they were celebrating separately from the men on the top floor. we also know that 12 children were killed in this tragedy as well. all right. lost plane. the faa's investigating how a southwest airlines jet lost its

navigation system between the bay area and los angeles. and a nuclear mishap. carly fiorina's camp is tweeting this morning about why the candidate is still in the hospital.

7:15. it's mostly clear and cold. temperatures will warm up. it will be about 68 degrees at game time. >> looks good at at&t park. the campaign for carly fiorina sent out a tweet this morning that fiorina is thankful for all of the prayers she's getting and she's anxious

to get back on the campaign trail. she went in the hospital yesterday in southern california. she's being treated for an infection for the reconstruction surgery she had had over the summer for breast cancer. no word when she will get out of the hospital. but her camp says she plans to maintain a full schedule of events. barbara boxer issued a statement, "wishing fiorina a speedy recovery and well wishes to get back to her normal schedule soon." it appears we can expect continued negative attack ads in the governor's race. >> would either of you or both of you be willing to make a pledge that you would end the negativity? [ cheers and applause ] >> yesterday, brown and wittman appeared on the same page with governor schwarzenegger at the women's conference in long

beach. brown accepted the challenge by matt laur but whitman would not agree. >> if she takes her negative ads off, i will take my ads off. we do it together, no problem. >> that's what i'm asking. >> but i don't think we can take down the ads that talk about where governor brown stands on -- [ crowd booing ] >> the audience, made up mostly of women, initially gave her a warm reception but then booed her about the ads. we have more of this at ktvu.com under the election 2010 tab. a southwest airlines flight that took off from san jose ran into some trouble while trying to land in los angeles. the pilot lost his navigation

system. his navigation failed and he couldn't see because the bad weather. they had to redirect several flights to clear out the airway. the plane landed safely and almost on time. the air force is insisting the public was never in any damager when it lost communication with 50 nuclear weapon the over the weekend. this happened at an -- weapons over the weekend. this happened where the nuclear arsenal is stockpiled. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with all of the detales. >> reporter: good morning. this is such a big deal because it raises critical questions about whether america's nuclear weapons are safe and in working order. now, the air force says an equipment failure, not foul play disrupted communication at the warren air force base center. the break lasted about an hour

and affected communication with 50 u.s. missiles. but the air force insists it never lost the ability to launch them. i talked to a homeland security analyst who says the u.s. has become complacent about the upkeep and they say the facility has communication problems in the past. reporting live from washington, d.c., alexeily alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. a federal lawsuit claims negligence led to death at a medical center. two doctors and a medical assistant with substandard care led to the death of a death. outside investigators found no evidence of negligence. there is an announcement of

the future of goal's gym here in the bay area. the head operator says he plans to cancel gold's affiliation when the contract renew comes up in 2012. that's because of a $2 million donation to karl rove's organization by the owner of gold's gym. there's concern that that donation will alienate many gym members. and madonna, there she is, is launching a new chain of gyms with the help of a bay area company. she's partnering new evolution centers. she's gonna open the hard candy fitness gyms. the first of those gyms will be opening next month in mexico city. >> the hard to believe she's 50

something. >> yes. >> the fishing industry in the gulf of mexico wants to convince people its seafood is safe after the oil spill. what bp is now doing to help out.

city officials in roseville have confirmed fire sprinklers were shut off during a big fire that swept through the westfield galleria mall last week. now an investigation has been launched to tell them who to turn it off. the mall plans to reopen in stages before thanksgiving weekend. 23-year-old alexander pagay is accused of starting that fire. well, bp has agreed to pay

$20 million over the next three years to help out the fishing industry in the gulf of mexico to convince people that their see food is safe to eat. the money will had go to increased seafood inspections and marketing efforts aimed at restoring public confidence in the safety of seafood in the gulf of mexico. new figures show an unexpected jump in home sales this morning. the commerce department just reported that new home sales rose 6.6% in september to $307 -- 307,000 homes that were sold. economists had predicted a weaker 2% to 4% rise in sales. august also saw a slight rise in new home sales but the three months before that were the slowest since 1963? next year you can leave your car at home. that's when the nation's first

regional bike sharing program will begin in the area the metropolitan transportation company is expected to approve most of the funding for the program today. the $8 million pilot project will had provide bikes in san francisco and along the caltrain corridor. you would pay a membership fee and you can check out a bike and ride it anywhere in the network. let's talk traffic. something just happened, right, tear you tara. >> yes. we have a hit and run near los gatos creek. it was a pickup truck versus a bicyclist on camden avenue off highway 17. the windshield is struck where the victim struck it. police are looking for a white or tan pickup used for carrying scrapup with the license plate

starting with 59 u. okay. near the oakland coliseum, it's pretty windy. traffic is moving pretty nicely. at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see it's bumper-to- bumper all the way back to the maze. give yourself extra time if you are headed that way. here's steve. thank you, tara. a little breezy, especially coming out of the east bay hills. even though it's about 20, 25, it's less than five on the surface. 49. it's cold. 40s and 30s on your temperatures. that's not right. hold on a second. hold on a second. that was yesterday's system, by the way which gave all sorts of fits to people in the midwest. 60s, and 60s, upper 60s. 36 in napa/santa rosa.

paulpalo alto, 39. the system coming in will spread north of fort bragg. we'll deal with this system tomorrow. high clouds. 60s, upper 60s to a very few low 70s, especially toward the santa clara valley. 60 degrees first pitch. tomorrow we'll have a lot of clouds in the north. friday, cloudy, maybe some rain and we'll carry that into the weekend. we'll continue our live coverage of the 2010 world series. the crowds are already gathered outside of at&t park. these are live pictures of the scene. >> reporter: i'm paul chambers live in san jose where police need your help finding two brazen armed robbers who may be targeting a certain type of business. i'll have more on this story coming up after the break.

time is 7:30. the crowd is growing by the minute outside of at&t park and the stage is set for game one of the world series between the giants and the rangers. ktvu's kraig debro is outside of at&t park to give us a sense of what's going on out there. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: well, good morning tori. it's very cold. that's the first thing you

notice when you are out here. behind me mccovey cove. people know about that but they don't know about this knot hole over here. all of the media is out here interviewing different folks. this knot hole is made because they want the stadium to have the feel of the old ballpark. actually, they had wooden fences where you could sneak up to with the hole and watch the game. the giants are letting people stand up here to watch the world series for though innings at a time -- for three innings at a time and they rotate them. these people have been out here at 2:00 in the morning, 3:00 in the morning. i asked them what is so important about standing here the first three innings? >> first game at&t park! [ cheers ] >> reporter: major league

baseball will be out here in force. they have a surprise for those people who want to sell fake merchandise. they will have people out watching to see if fake merchandise is sold. they lose a lot of money that way. those people could not onlien arrested or -- only be arrested or face jail time. mlb will have people out in force. the official merchandise is sold and has the tag on it. the counterfeiters have gotten very clever. they've been able to manufacture products. major league baseball is out here and they will show us later on here today what. stuff looks like and how you can prevent yourself from getting burned. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:32. thousands of people gathered in golden gate park last night for an early world series

celebration. and the big party ended with a bang with this spectacular fireworks show. some 3,000 people attended the party at the california academy of sciences. the crowd included two well- known giant broadcasters. the way the city has embraced this team has been fabulous. we're very eager to see the first pitch. we want to see how this is all gonna come out. we think it will happen the way it is gonna happen. we think there will be a parade in san francisco. >> last night's crowd was mostly giants' fans but even texas ranger fans were welcome. we have a new giant fan photo to show with you. this may be a giants relief pitcher in the future. you can e-mail us ur fan photo by posting your photos at

ktvu.com. we have some surveillance video to show u. some frightening robbery of a san jose medical marijuana dispensary. the police want your help this morning in threing to identify the -- in trying to identify the suspects. paul chambers joins us live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning. we've moved from the area where the robbery took place. this is a busy stretch of road. this is where the robbery took place in it area. we went to the building. it's a nondescript building. the people probably had to know where they were going. the police need your help finding the two people responsible. this happened last month but look at this surveillance video that police just released. it shows the two brazen men robbing the marijuana dispensary. they forced the two employees on the ground before police say they tied their hands and took their personal belongings. the robbers made off with cash

and marijuana. the victims were not harmed during this incident. now, take a closer look at the two suspects. suspect one on the left is an african-american man believed to be in his late 20s to early 30s. approx which 6'2", probably 220, 230. with a goatee and tattoos it on both arms. he was last seen wearing a baseball cap and black jeans. his race is unknown. he's approximately 5'7", he was last seen wearing a camouflage shirt, jeans and police say the two men left the scene in a four-door honda. this all took place, once again, in this busy stretch of the intersection. police are hoping someone saw what happened. we're live in san jose, i'm paul chambers. ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, paul. 7:35. well, one man is dead, another

still in the hospital following a double sheeting in berkeley. the man who died was gary ferguson junior, the son of a well-known antidrug counselor. he was killed yesterday morning before sacramento and russell. ferguson's father was the head of berkeley's sobriety through education and support program. police are not sure what led up to the shooting but they say this was not a random attack. 7:36. prosecutors are seeking prison time for former b.a.r.t. police officer, johannes mehserle. he will be sentenced one week from this friday. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and using a gun in the shooting death of oscar grant, in 2009. he faces four years in prison. in court papers, prosecutors argue that he deserves a prison

sentence but did not specify for how long. johannes mehserle's attorney is asking for the gun charge to be thrown out and wants a new trial. rita williams sat down with johannes mehserle inside the county jail. thursday night for the first time you will hear from johannes mehserle himself on the shooting and what he thinks should happen on next week's shooting. our exclusive report airs tomorrow night on the 10:00 news. 7:37. it's been one year since the horrifying gang rape of a 16- year-old girl outside of a homecoming dance outside of richmond high school. tonight, the west contra costa school will meet to discuss the lessons learned. police say the victim was robbed, beaten and raped on a poorly lit part the campus. seven people have been charged. security lights were installed.

7:36. we have breaking traffic news. a hit-and-run accident in san jose. police are actively looking for the driver responsible. tara? >> we're trying to get ahold of the police in campbell too try to figure out the -- to try to figure out the condition of the victim. it happened around 6:45 this morning. officials say a pickup truck struck a bicyclist at camden. the windshield is actually shattered where the victim struck it. so police are looking for a white or tan pickup used for carrying scrap metal. witnesses say the license plate starts with the numbers 59 u. we do have a crew on its way to the scene. you can see that traffic is moving pretty well, except there on the 9th street offramp. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is bumper-to-bumper all the way to the macarthur maze.

give yourself an extra 15 to 20 minutes if you are headed into san francisco this morning. here's steve. >> thank you, tara. we do have mostly clear skies to be very, very honest with you, a very forecast. starting tonight in to tomorrow. some of them hold rain off. some of them put rain right on us. we'll start off clear, cold and see -- it's been a long time since i've seen this much discrepancy. within a couple of moments of each other. the system dropping down has a lot of potential. it's mainly directing most of the clouds toward the north. north mendocino county, fort bragg, we start off with 30s and 40s. we'll end up with 60s and 70s.

i went cooler. >> 29 in reno. 20 in tahoe. it's 18 in truckee and 14 at mammoth lakes. that's cold. that's cold. 39 eureka, 36 ukiah, 41 sacramento. that's getting down there, also 44 for monterey and fresno to 48 santa maria, santa barbara. again, there's your system. it could cause all sorts of issues for game 2. it won't be a problem for game 1. some high clouds. a lot of cold out there.

there is a component of an east- southeast wind. 60s, partly cloudy. mostly fair. temperatures in the low 60s first pitch, so we're okay. it's tomorrow we're concerned with. there are signs that it may, signs it won't. more bad weather could delay clean upefforts in the -- cleanup efforts in the midwest but the worst appears to have passed. wind speeds topping 70 miles an hour in were spotted in missouri, illinois, wisconsin, and ohio and the national weather service has confirmed two tornadoes in illinois and a third in indiana. there are reports of injuries, including a chicago woman who was reportedly impaled by a tree branch while in her car. and wind advisories in chicago are expected to cause a second day of travel headaches in chicago. this is what it looked like at

o'hare international airport. planes were grounded and thousands of passengers were left stranded. travelers headed to chicago are urged to check with their airline carrier to make sure their airlines are not delayed or cancelled. it happened again. yet another military building becomes a shooting target. why authorities think at least two of the cases are connected. and trick or tracker? the cool, new device that can help parents keep track of their kids.

billionaire financier george saures believes that current marijuana laws are doing more harm than good. he says police spend a lot of time and resources trying to enforce the law but it's done nothing to reduce marijuana use. and some bay area store owners

look forward to the day they can sell marijuana. one man says he would offer marijuana at his wine and specialty food store in san francisco. he said he would want the federal government to allow it first and then get the approval of his neighbor. but after that, he says san francisco would welcome the opportunity to day when people can go to a store and buy their marijuana instead of buying it somewhere else. this marine corps recruiting station in the northern virginia shopping center, someone fired two shoots were you the -- fired two shots were you the window of the recruiting station and through the window of a nail salon next door. shots were fired a the national museum of the marine corps and at the pentagon itself. the fbi is determined the same gun was used in both incidents. three men will be sentenced this year after being kicked in the 2008 shooting death of a

los gatos death of a man from los gatos. the three men said the victim and garcia were dating the same woman and garcia was jealous. he paid $95 to have him killed with the two others tooking as lookout. >> i will never forgive those guys. never. never. i thought i would at the beginning of the trial but i will never forgive them. >> it is 7:46 we'll learned new information on a story we first brought you yesterday. "the new york post" is

reporting that charlie sheen was with an escort when place found him naked and drunk inside a hotel room. the woman called police, police say, when she was locked inside a bathroom. sheen was not arrested but he was -- he checked himself into a hospital his spokesperson says he had a reaction to some medication. fox is saying the puppets don't have a sex ailty and that a tweet by burt on the -- bert on the show's twitter account did not indicate they were gay. ed kennedy of -- of the site "after elton" says sesame street needs to push -- if they need to push him back in the

closet, that's okay. television ads have traditionally been about 30 to 60 seconds but now 15-second ads are becoming more common. they made up one-third of all tv ads last year. that's up more than 70% in the last five years. that means more rapid fire ads for consumers and away -- and a way for advertisers to save money. there is an easy way parents can keep track of their ghost the and pirates out trick or treating. it's a smartphone app called the trick or trapper. it allows parents to program a child's phone to outly -- to aumatically send a location of the map where they are to the parents' hone phone. this gives parents peace of mind while the kids are out. right now it's free but it will cost $10 to use it after halloween. apple is apologizing to customers who had opened -- hoped to be able to buy a white iphone in time for the holidays. the company now says the white

version won't be available until next spring. a tragic ending for a day at the beach in carmel. we'll tell you how two tourists were caught offguard.

two english tourists were swept to sea in carmel. ohmly one sir vived. take a look at pictures from the actual rescue. a 63-year-old is listed in fair condition after being rescued by lifeguards at carmel river

state beach. she and her friend were swept away by a big wave on monday as they stood on the stand. today, rescue workers are responding to two separate faster -- separate disasters in indonesia. the rescue of the volcano and a 7.7 magnitude earthquake that triggered a thank you. as recues -- as rescuers arrive. they increase the estimate of the number of killed to 272. another 400 people are missing. rescuers have still not reached the most revote -- remost

villages 7:53. the family of the truck driver would was killed in an accident on the bay bridge s-curve is suing caltrans. the man of hayward died back if november of last year when his big rug went over the side of the s-curve and dropped about 200 feet below on yerba buena island. the lawsuit is seeking monetary damages and it says the s-curve served as a concealed trap that surprised drivers. state officials say he was going too fast and they are defending the design of the s- curve. well, in the meantime, work on the signature tower on the new eastern span of the bay bridge is making progress. the second of four steel columns was lifted into place yesterday. caltrans expects to have all four of the columns of this

level in place by friday. despite warnings, there are still those slowing down, peeking over when they should be keeping their eye os the road. we're continuing to monitor the accident involving a pickup truck and bicycle. right now, we are headed to san jose traffic on 280 is actually looking pretty congested. we also just had a new accident pop up on our screen here. involving two accidents. this is an injury accident on 680 northbound at alum rock avenue. we'll have more details about that accident coming up. up next, we have a look at 880 near the oakland coliseum. you can see it's a wit windy

out there. finally, back up at the bay bridge toll plaza hasn't really changed since after 6:00 this morning. congested all the way to the macarthur maze. give yourself an extra 15 to 20 minutes. 7:55. here's steve. we do have mostly sunny skies right now. we are expecting -- well, after some rather cold readings this morning some 30s and 40s will give way to 60 to near 70. but some higher clouds will be on the increase. a cold morning. a lot of 30s. the low in novato, 37. cold morning, and then high

clouds. 30s right now, 39, the city's 50. their system, there is a lot going on. very cold system. the last system we had on the weekend was warm. this is much colder. it's going to play into our weather for the next three days. a cold morning and then increasing high clouds. a little breezy coming out of the east. breaking news. the manhunt is on for a hit-and- run driver in the south bay. moments ago, the owner of a bay area party supplier store destroyed in an early-morning fire, jade hernandez is talking with her right now.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we made it to the middle of the weeks wednesday, october 27th. we begin with breaking news. campbell police searching for a hit-and-run driver. taratara moriarty has new information for us. >> that's right,erer tory. a vague description of the driver. this accident happened near los gatos creek park near 5:0 this morning. official say that a pickup

truck a bicyclist off camden north of highway 85. the windshield is shattered where the victim struck it. police describe the driver only as latino about 40 to 50 years old. investigators are looking for a white or tan pickup used for carrying scrap metal. witnesses say the license plate is similar to 59 u 771. there's no word yet on the victim's conditions -- condition. we have a crew on the scene and we'll bring you an update. back to you. >> thank you. in other big news, the big game, still less than nine hours away but at&t park did already buzzing. a lot of activity as the giants and rangers get ready for game one of the 2010 world series. kraigcy bro is out there and he says folks and giants are all battling -- are already

battling. kraig? >> reporter: the owners of the lefty he deal's promised they were gonna keep the rangers up all night where they staying and that's what started this fight. we were surprised to know from them that the phone was ringing all night at lefty he duel's. rangers fan -- [ inaudible ] reporter: this is one of the conversations i had. hello? >> go rangers. >> reporter: why are you calling here saying, go rangers! >> reporter: why are you calling here? because of the trumpet thing? >> yeah. >> reporter: you must be staying nearby? >> no. >> reporter: you calling from

texas? >> it was like a kid at christmas. couldn't sleep. had to get out here early, get a free shot. >> reporter: old time baseball fans know from different stadiums, the old stadiums in brooklyn and different cities that the was a knot hole in an actual fence. the giants built this area into right field so this could be the modern day knot hole. some of these guys have been out here since 2:00, 3:00. what the giants are gonna do is rotate in people. so for three innings, the first people that get here, i don't know what the capacity is here the -- is for the area. another set of people coming for the next three innings. by the way, because there will be people hanging around the

stadium. b.a.r.t. is going to be running longer trains and allowing their personnel to wear okay and black in honor of this first world series game in san francisco in eight years. >> we've been checking craigslist all morning just to see what it will cost you to get your hands on some tickets. some sellers asking for as much as $10,000. the fans that need tickets are trying to entice others by offering trades. we found people offering time shares, airline tickets and airline miles just to get those tickets. others will give you dental or legal services for your world series tickets. there's one man. he's offering free dates with him in exchange for a ticket. guess what? you can watch the whole world series right here with us on ktvu channel 2. our coverage of game one today begins at 4:30

this afternoon following a 4:00 edition of the ktvu channel 2 news. the owner of a party supply store heavily damaged in an overnight fire has just arrive at the scene. this fire started on east santa clara street in san jose shortly after 3:00 a.m. it quickly grew to two alarms. >> reporter: firefighters had had a hard time getting ahead of the owner. they weren't able to. but police were. you will hear from had her in a second. she and her husband pulled up here. didn't know what was going on. very emotional. the proximity of the fire station to this fire really allowed firefighters to arrive quickly, within four minutes. that saves nearby businesses. and we're live at 26th and santa clara. the fire investigator has determined that this fire was not intentionally set. but that doesn't really soften the blow for this owner this

morning. there's extensive damage inside. that's one of the reasons why the owner was so upset this morning. the stories, wendy's party supplies, firefighters were able to contain flames to that one business. right next door is a printing base -- printing base -- business, they were able to save that business but wendy's has extensive damage inside. a person walking by the store called 911. you can see this around 3:15, smoke billowed from the building. after that phone call, the good samaritan capture and recorded these pictures. there is a fire station nearby. firefighters called to two- alarm backup because they were really concerned about flames spreading to businesses next door and throughout the strip mall. >> the fire came in around 3:13 this morning. under those circumstances, there's no one really around to 10 what's going on, to call the fire department, to call 911.

in this case, luckily, there was someone walking by that did see some smoke and some fire coming from this building. >> the police call me and say my store on fire and i just ran over. >> reporter: that woman you heard from was the owner. she's had this place wendy's for 19 years. although she did tell me this morning, she does have insurance, it is very little and there is a lot of damage inside. and i think what worried her the most is that firefighters had to pull a lot of the content of the store out to the sidewalk because any were smoldering this morning. they wanted to make sure that they didn't reignite over the last couple of hours.

fairfield police are searching for four suspects who burst into a house and gunned down one person. police were called to a house on hamilton drive around 9:00 last night. they found a man shot four times. he died later at a hospital. witnesses tell police that four men wearing ski masks burst into the house and one of the suspects shot the victim. we don't know the victim's name or the motive for the shooting. 8:07. there is actually a reason -- a reason to celebrate. tesla officially kicked off the opening of its factory in fremont. this factory will be the only auto assembly plant in all of california. it's 8:08. we want to check in again with tara filling in for sal. a new accident near 680?

>> that's correct. luckily, there are no injuries. that's the good news. we mentioned the accident just briefly before. 680 northbound at alum rock avenue. this is not affecting traffic so that's the good news but you can see that there is extensive backup on 280 northbound as you are making your way toward cupertino. up next, 101, near san jose. traffic on the right-hand side your screen. northbound as you make your way toward the airport. at the bay bridge toll plaza, pretty much the same story all morning long, you can see it. bottlenecked all the way back to the macarthur maze. except if you have a fastrack pass. give yourself an extra 15 to 20 minutes if you are headed into san francisco. here's steve. a very happy morning to you all. cold out there. a lot of 30s and 40s. we have mostly sunny skies right

now. 3 in ukiah. if you are around point arena, fort bragg, shelter cove, ukiah north, you're probably looking at rain maybe even by late tonight, more likely late tonight, tomorrow morning. that looks like a given. it's south of that that's the toughest part of the forecast. a lot more cold air come ought of the -- that system was a warm system. this has a lot of cold air behind that. it will -- the time offing of this is impossible. so just take it as it comes. the clouds will thicken up

towards the north bay than the south bay. san mateo starting off 44. some locations today will cool off a few degrees. san jose actually warred up. 68 to 70. probably get a little south wind coming up the santa clara valley. that's usually a mild wind for them. kenwood, 32. i know saint ten-year lena was there. these were the lows not the current temperatures but they are pretty close. way out there. way out there. menlo park. 39. mill valley at 39. 21 up in tahoe. reno. look at eureka, redding 39. sacramento was down to 41. now they are 44. monterey, some really cool air in place. this system will continue to send in high and mid-level clouds. it's not really today i'm concerned about. it's tomorrow. we have the sun in the morning.

higher clouds. looks like rain to the north. it could make it to sonoma county. today we're all right. cold morning and then higher clouds. there is a sign of easterly southeasterly wind. partly cloudy but we're okay for game one. temperature at game time, 60. it looks like rain to the north, clouds to the south. dave and tori? >> all right. 8:12. the -- 8:12. the navigation system on a southwest airline went out as that plane was headed here. what was done to make sure that dozens of passengers on board were safe?

good morning. we're looking for partly cloudy skies tonight for game 1. the campaign of republican senate candidate carly fiorina tweeted this morning that fee reason yaw is thankful for -- fee reason yaw is thankful --

fiorina is thankful for all of the prayers and is anxious to get back on the campaign trail. she went in the hospital for an infection following her breast reconstructive surgery. her campaign says the candidate plans to maintain a full schedule of events. her opponent in the race, incumbent democratic senator, barbara boxer issued a statement wishing fiorina a speedy recovery and well wishes to return to her normal schedule soon. it appears the negative attack ads will continue between meg whitman and jerry brown in the governor's race. >> would either of you or both of you be willing to make a pledge that the you would end the negativity.

>> yesterday, jerry brown accepted the challenge by matt laur. >> if she takes off her negative ads, i will take mine off. we do it together -- >> that's what i'm asking -- i will do that right now. >> i don't think we can take down the ads about where brown stands on the initiative. i don't think that's the right thing to do. >> you can hear the sound from the audience that was mostly made you of women. they initially gave her a warm reception but then booed her for her refusal to stop the ads. we have more at ktvu.com. you will find this on the front page under the election 2010 tab. a sweat airlines flight that originated in south bay -- a southwest airlines flight that original bayed in san jose had some trouble.

the pilot lost its navigation system. he could not see because of bad weather. air traffic controllers had to redirect several flights. southwest said the plane land safely and almost on time. the air force is downplaying the possible dangers of losing communication with 50 nuclear missiles. this happened over the weekend. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom tracking some of the fallout from this. good morning, alison. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, tori. this is a big deal because it raises critical questions about the capabilities and condition of america's nuclear weapons. now, the incident happened at the launch control center at warren air force base in wyoming. a large part of the nuclear arsenal. the icbm missiles are stockpiled there. the air force is reporting that an equipment failure on saturday disrupted communication between the control center and 50 missiles. but officials insist they were still able to monitor and

potentially launch them. i just talked to a military analyst who says the public and u.s. nuclear capabilities were never at risk. >> you want to have a fail-safe system. you want to have redundancy. just at that facility he you had had two squadrons fully functional. we have submarines launching nuclear weapons if they had had to. >> reporter: i talked to a homeland security official and they say this is a wakeup call and in fact a military whittle- blower says there has been -- whistle-blower says there has been miscommunication in the past. a federal lawsuit is claiming negligence led to deaths at the santa clara valley medical center the paper

is the routine informationing two doctors and a medical assistant are claiming that substandard care led to the deaths of more than one patient at that county-run hospital. they say they were ignored or embarrassed and in one case fired for speaking out. the county says outside internal inspectors found no evidence of negligence. madonna is branching out with her sicking -- with her singing again. and toyota wants to go greener with its prius.

madonna is now launching a gym chain, the hard candy fitness global gym. she's seen her with her daughter. the company is led by the man who turned the 24-hour fitness chain into a $1 billion business. the first gym opens next month in mexico city. the announcement about gold's gym here in the bay area. the director of bay area operations said today he plans

to cancel the gold's gym affiliation when the contract comes up for renewal in 2012. that's because of a $2 million donation to karl rove's conservative political organization by the owner, robert rallying. that has sparked controversy about whether gay members will be angry about rove's connection. $7 million will install four switching stations for taxis used in san francisco and san jose. that provides a place for heavily used cars to swap a worn-out battery for a freshly charged one. toyota is starting to a -- is starting a recycling business for the nickel used in

hybrid batteries like those in the prius. for the first time, the metal reclaimed from the old batteries will be reseussed -- reiced in new batteries for hybrids. that will help to cut costs. until now, the second generation nickel was used to make stainless steel. your bay area bridges are looking pretty good. but as usual, we have backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that there on the left at the top portion of your screen, pretty much crawling. metering lights are on and have been since about 6:15 this morning. san mateo bridge, traffic flowing well in both directions to hayward city and foster city on the right-hand side. richmond slash san rafael we had an earlier accident near the toll plaza. things are looking great.

8:25. here's steve. >> thank you, tara. mostly sunny. cold this morning, plenty of 30s to go around, not only in the north bay which can sometimes be the case but across the board. a few high clouds beginning to filter in, they will continue to do so. you can see right there the leading edge of these clouds. a lot of these are heading towards point arena, fort bragg. the big question, it's a really challenging forecast as we look through tomorrow, that's the question. a ho -- had a lot of 30s. napa and santa rosa at 38. 52 in the city. your system dropping down has a lot of cold air. a lot of high clouds coming in in front of that system but that's all cold air coming in behind that. the low is going to drop down and it will send in some clouds. it's going to back off on friday and then get bumped by

another system. a cold morning, high clouds. a little breezy out of the east. so 60s for some, upper 60s to near 70. clouds will be increasing. it's game two we're concerned about. we'll do that forecast tomorrow. rain to the north bay, thursday probably won't make it to the south bay as that system pinwheels back. and then it gets bumpsed in for rain. 8:26. well, ready or not it's world series time in san francisco. live pictures, they are ready and we'll take you back to at&t park and meet some of the fans who really feel lucky today. violence keeping oakland police very busy in the past 2 hours. what they are investigating it morning.

>> reporter: people are waiting in line to be the first to get into the knot hole section. this is the knot hole section here. if you look through these

fences, they will be able to go through the barricade. this is probably the closest that anybody who is not a player can get to players without being in the stands. if you are in the stands, you wouldn't even be this close. this morning we're join bide tony bryceen. he's from sacramento. good morning. when did you get here? >> about 7:00. >> reporter: and you brought your boys with you? >> yes. >> reporter: are they missing school today? >> yes. no. [ laughter ] >> reporter: social office services is on the way. >> reporter: what's your name? >> aaron. >> reporter: you are excited to be here? >> it's go be -- it's gonna be worth it. >> reporter: you and your brother look a little tired. >> tired. >> reporter: what about you? is this a good experience for you? are you just tired? >> yeah. very good. i'm real tired. >> reporter: don't blame them. the game is later today. it's about -- what is it about ten, nine hours here at at&t park. what the giants are going to do

is allow people into this knot hole section, three innings at a time. after the first three innings. a second group of people will come from the third to the 6th inning. and then a third group of people coming from the 6th to the 9th inning. i don't know what they will do if there's extra innings. i don't know if the people from the 6th to the 9th get to stay. but this is probably the only place in major league baseball where you can do this, where there is even a section like this or since 2002 people have been allowed to see the game for free. back to you. >> thank you, kraig. thousands people gathered in golden gate park last night for an early world series celebration. beautiful. big party ended with a bang. about 3,000 people attended the party at the california academy of sciences.

the crowd included two well- known giant broadcasters. >> the way the city is embraced -- has embraced this team has been absolutely fabulous. >> we're very eager to see the first pitch. we want to see how this is all gonna come out. we think it will happen the way it's gonna happen. we think there will be a parade in san francisco. >> last night's crowd was mostly giant fans. even some texas ranger -- ranger fans were there. they were welcomed, too. and a new giant pant photo to share. is this a beautiful baby? fear the beard. that's the popular look. look at those cheeks. this baby may be a giant in the future. can you go to ktvu for more fan photos. e-mail us your photos by posting posting it to photos@ktvu.com. this morning, oakland police are looking for the police responsible for three separate shootings in less than

24 hours. five people were hurt. one of the shootings happened yesterday morning. the other two late last night. officers say a woman came to the police administration building just before 11:00 last night with a gunshot wound to her stomach. she said she was shot driving at 52nd avenue and east 12th street. about two hoursertier, police found two men with gunshot wounds at 8th and della parkway. police say their injuries are not life-threatening. a road wale rage incident sparked a shooting that led to the lockdown of a school. this shooting happened around 9:20 yesterday morning near east 12th street and 2nd avenue. dewey academy is nearby. no one at the school was hurt. but two shooting victims drove themselves to a hospital. there was no word on their condition or any arrests. 8:34. one man is dead. another one is still in the hospital following a double shooting in berkeley. the man who was killed was gary ferguson junior, the son of a

well-known antidrug counselor. he was shot just before 9:00 yesterday morning near sacramento and russell streets. ferguson's father also named gary was. head of berkeley's sobriety through education and peer support program before it shut down a few years ago. police are not sighing ashe -- are not saying what led up to the shooting but they say it was not random. prosecutors are seeking police -- are seeking prison time for johannes mehserle. he will be sentenced one week from this friday. mess was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and using a gun for the shooting death of b.a.r.t. passenger oscar grant on new year's day, 2009. he faces up to 14 years in prison. in court papers, prosecutors argue that johannes mehserle deserves a prison sentence but did not specifically say for how long. johannes mehserle's defense attorney wants the gun conviction tossed out and is asking for a new trial or

probation. rita williams sat down with johannes mehserle this week inside the los angeles county jail. thursday night for first time, you hear from johannes mehserle himself on the shooting and what he thinks should happen at next week's sentencing. our exclusive report airs tomorrow night on the 10:00 news on ktvu. it's been one year since that horrifying gang rape of a 16-year-old girl outside of a homecoming dance at richmond high school. well, the tonight the west contra costa unified school district will talk about the lessons learned since that attack. police say the victim was robbed, beaten and then raped on a poorly-lit section of the campus. seven people are charged in this case. now, lights were installed shortly after that attack. but one school board member says the campus looks much safer. newly released figures show an un-- show an unexpected jump

in new home sales after the worst summer in five decades the commerce department reported that new home sales rose 6.6% in september to 307,000 homes sold. economists had predicted a weaker 2% to 4% rise in sales. august also saw a slight rise in home sales but the three months before that, were the slowest since 1963. well, next year you may decide to leave your car at home. that's when the nation's first regional bike sharing program will start right here in the bay area. the metropolitan transportation company is expected to approve most of the funding for that program today. the almost $8 million pilot project will provide 1,000 bikes in san francisco and along the caltrain core re-- corridor. you would pay a membership fee and check out a bike and ride it to any station in this network. >> that might not be a bad option this morning.

let's check in with tear ray. >> we've been seeing a lot of fender-benders. we have a lot of wed on -- red on the map. we also want to mention again a hit-and-run accident in campbell. police have launched a manhunt for the driver responsible for striking and injuring a bicycle around 5:40. it happened on white oaks road off highway 17. authorities are looking for a white or tan pickup ukiah used for carrying scrap metal. witnesses say the license plate starts with 590. so call authorities if you see the vehicle. and san jose on 280 at the 880 split towards santa rosa, looks pretty -- busy. here's steve.

good morning. a told morning. we had had a lot of 30s. mostly sunny skies in the morning and then higher clouds coming in. the system dropping down out of the gulf of alaska. there is a warmer system that came by on the weekend that dropped some heavy-duty rain in the north bay. this system use -- is focusing its energy late tonight in to tomorrow. a lot of sunshine today. these clouds will increase. it's tomorrow morning that we're concerned with as that system drops down. it will come in, bring some clouds in and then it will back them off before it gets bumped in probably on saturday. sun, clouds, rain. back to clouds that's the way it looks. cold morning, gives way to mostly sunny skies. higher clouds will be on -- will be on the increase but not before we see 60s and upper 60s. 38 napa/santa rosa. calistoga, kenwood, down to 32. core deal yu, 35 -- core deal

yu, 35 -- core deal -- i think i saw mammoth down to 12. 36 ukiah -- or eureka, that is, 41 in sacramento. now 4234 fresno. the system coming in is literally going to drop down kind of move towards single seats and back off. that's a lot of cold air. there will be plenty to deal with over the next couple of days. today sunshine now tonight we'll cloud it up towards mendocino county. cold morning, high clouds, a little breezy at times coming out of the east. 60s for many. to near 70 for a few. partly cloudy, high clouds will be on the increase. we're all right for game one. we'll tackle game two tomorrow. rain looks like a possibility. the question is can we get it out of here in time for the

game? word's coming in now that a possible tornado has hit north carolina, demolishing three homes and injuring 1 1 people. this is all part of a powerful storm moving east. now, yesterday really severe weather battered the midwest. winds topping 70 miles an hour recorded -- roared through missouri, illinois, indiana, wisconsin and ohio. the national weather service hoose now confirmed. eight tornadoes touched down in indiana yesterday. three of them touched down in ohio. now, wind advisories in chicago are expected to cause a second day of travel headaches in that area. this is what it looked like at o'hare international airport yesterday. planes were grounded. people slept in the airport. thousands of passengers were left stranded. travelers headed to the chicago area today are hoping to -- or hoping to, you better check with the airline first to make

sure your flights are not delayed or cancelled. 8:41. san jose police sent us some surveillance video of two robbers caught in the act, the type of business these robbers are targeting.

the two-alarm fire that badly damaged the party supply store in san jose early today on east santa clara street is still being investigated. no injuries have been reported. there's no word on what caused the fire but firefighters say it was not intentionally set. and fairfield police say one person was shot and killed overnight after four masked men burst into a home. this happened on hamilton drive about 9:00 last night. so far, no arrests have been

made. it is 8:45. in san jose, a police search continues for two men wanted for armed robberies at two marijuana dispensaries last month. surveillance video shows the suspects robbing a dispensary on monterey road on september 29th. employees were forced to get on the ground and then they were tied up and robbed of their personal property along with cash and marijuana from the dispensary. investigators believe the same two men robbed another san jose dispensary on september 18th. if you have any information, you are asked to call san jose police. well, one of the richest men in the world is giving a million dollars to the campaign to pass proposition 19. that's the measure to legalize the recreational use of marijuana here in california. billionaire finance' george soros says he believes the current marijuana laws are doing more harm than good. soros says police spend a lot of time and resources trying to

enforce the law but it's done nothing to reduce marijuana use. and some bay area storeowners say they look forward to the day they can openly sell marijuana. leslie hennessey says he would offer marijuana at his wine and specialty foods store in san francisco. he says he won't wouldn't want the federal government to allow it first and then get the approval of his neighbors. but after that, he says, he believes the people of san francisco would welcome the chance to go to a store and buy their marijuana instead of from illegal sources. 8:47. we've learned new information on a story we first brought you yesterday. "the new york post" is reporting that actor charlie sheen was with an sebastian pineiro court when police found him naked and drunk inside a trashed hotel room. the paper -- the paper reports that the woman calmed police while locked inside a bathroom. sheen was not arrested but checked himself into a hospital. sheen's ex-wife is making the media rounds to promote her new

book and tv show. and she doesn't want to talk about sheen in order to protect their daughter. well, univision is reportedly seeing an audience boom. some say that network could be on track to do better than the major english language networks. the new census is expected to show a rise in the population of the latino people. that word from your sonser ises you see on tv, it's getting shorter -- sponsors, you see on tv, it's getting shorter. now 15-second ads are becoming more common. they made up about a third of all tv ads last year. that's up more than 770% in the last five year. that means more rapid fire ads for consumers and a way for advertisers to save some money. there's an easy way for parents to keep track of their little ghosts and pirates out trick or treating this weekend. it's a smart phone app called the trick or tracker. it allows parents to program a

child's phone to automatically send its location to a map on the parents' phone. the company says the app gives parents' peace of mind. right now it's free but it will cost $10 to use after halloween. amle is apologizing to customers who had hoped to be able to buy a white iphone in time for the holidays. the company now says the white version won't be available until next spring. this is the third time the debut of the phone has been pushed back. apple will sewnly -- will only say there have been manufacturing challenges with the new phones but wont say what they might be. there is a new three-star michelin restaurant in the bay area. meadowwood has joined to earn the only guide's full rating. even the restaurants that are not three cars could see a boost in their business if they are in the book. >> i think a restaurant getting recognized for the first time could see anywhere from 10% to

20% annual sales increase. >> alice waters landmark restaurant lost its only star this year. we posted a complete list of the bay area's michelin star winners. go to ktvu.com and look for the "right now" section. it's right there on the home page. >> competing hungry already. >> yes. the fishing industry in the gulf of mexico wants to convince people its seafood is safe after the oil spill. what bp has agreed to do to help out.

eight minutes before 9:00. we've following developing -- developing news out of afghanistan where police say 65 people have been killed in the northern part of that country when a roof collapsed during a wetting celebration. police say the house was overcrowded at the time and the building was made out of mud bricks. most of the dead were women who were celebrating separately from the men on the top floor. twelve children also died. the fbi is now investigating several shootings at military buildings in the washington, d.c. area. the latest happened monday night at a marine corps recruiting station in a northern virginia shopping center. someone fired two shots through

the window of the recruiting station and one through the window of a nail salon next door. the national museum of the marine corps and the pentagon have also been shot at recently. the fbi has determined the same gun was used in bloat of the earlier incidents. 8:53. two english tourists were swept out to sea in carmel by a big wave but only one of them survived. take a look at pictures from a rescue there. angela jewel is at -- is in fair condition in the hospital after being rescued by lifeguards at carmel river state beach. she and her friend, ann, were swept away by a large wave on monday as they stood on the sand. a lifeguard pulled ann out but she later died a the hospital. the eruption of the mount meraipi volcano and the earthquake that triggered a

tsunami on the remote islands in independent -- independent doe knee shaw have rescuers starting to arrive. they increased the number of people killed to 272. rescuers have still not reached the most remote villages after rough seas hampered relief operations, planes and helicopters are delivering medicine and other supplies for the first time today. and rescuers are searching the slopes of the volcano for survivors after an eruption that killed 20 people and left many others with serious burns. among the volcano slopes were though than 11,000 people -- where more than 11,000 people, everything is caked with ash. a series of faultline thats -- faultlines that are prone to that activity. bp will pay $20 million over the next three years to help the gulf fishing industry convince -- to convince people

to -- to increase people -- to increase -- to done vince people that the seafood action is -- that the seafood is safe in the bay area. 5,000 of these balls are being made. they will be sold for about $40 and go to charity. for more information go to ktvu.com. san francisco has been looking very orange lately. not because of halloween. several landmarks and buildings have been lit of you to -- rit up to -- lit up to support the giants. they are running out of the orange balls. >> it looks good there, though. >> yes. let's go abouting -- let's go back to tara right now. what are you checking out? >> we do. what -- we do want to mention the ballpark traffic. b.a.r.t. will be running trains.

remember the kickoff is -- kickoff. the first pitch begins at 4:30. we expect a lot of spillover from the local eateries and watering holes. right know we want to head to the each shore freeway. 80 westbound at central avenue. we have an accident. another westbound at the gilman street exit. this one near highway 13. and finally 880 southbound at fifth avenue. south of 880 near the coliseum, northbound traffic on the right- hand side there. gridlocked. i would be recommending normally 580 as an alternative but i can't because honestly it's just as bad. finally, 208 at the 880 interchange. northbound 280s -- northbound 280 as you make your way towards santa clara. thank you. we have mostly sunny skies. we'll have partly cloudy skies. we had some cold 30s this morning. yes, it was chilly out there. game one, no problem. partly cloudy. it's game two we're concerned

about. there will be rain to the north. the question is will it make it down to san francisco? right now it looks cloudy. it will back off and then come back on saturday. a tough call here. >> okay. everything looks fine for tonight? >> yes. >> all right. don't forget. the coverage begins here at 4:30 as we take you out live to the ballpark, at&t park, go giants. tim lincecum on the mound. man: empty nest? new kitchen, new us? woman: who are we? chic, modern, daring dinner-party hosts. that sounds dangerous, maybe we're more the traditional sunday brunch set? i'll expect slippers and a cocktail to be ready when i get home from work. point taken. how about... peaceful, quiet cottage in the country folk? now that's us. spend over 2500 dollars on a new kitchen

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