doors about the story without talking to us. now the bill from the strip club is one with of many questionable expenses while going through thousands of pages of documents and we are putting that together for them, among other expenses they decided to spend with our inquires. and they are hoping for a home town win for game 2 of the championship series. we have live coverage and lorraine blanco is out here with fans and first, live at at&t park where the team has lined up, mark? >> things are getting ready to go. fans are starting to stream into at&t park and they have always got the great attitude to make some noise and that has been a problem for the giants. so farther 0 and 3 and the fans want to see a victory when they

put together a rally with a two run triple. the place was jumping, however it was short live for san francisco, it was a great play by danny, a local product down in mountain view, great play for another player and that was the end of the guilt's offense. they are down 1 in the series but certainly not one in the clubhouse. >> we have to keep fighting and obviously, we battle in cincinnati and that's what we have to do, we have to come back tomorrow and just keep playing hard. >> this first came the way down, we are down 6- 0 and got back since striking quickly. tomorrow we can get on the board first and give them a little bit of breathing room. >> all right, buster posey, of course everybody remembers this

grand-slam against cincinnati last week to help the giants polish off the reds but the fact is, he is just 4 for 22 so far in this series, hitting 182 and they need his bat to come alive and a big one against chris carpenter. we will have all the post game information for you interviews and highlights after the ballgame. from at&t, i am mark raul ibanez. >> they lost the playoff game and hopefully that changes at at&t. lorraine blanco continues our coverage from the ballpark, lorraine? >> they are just down in the one of the best of 7-3 and they do not want to see their team go away with a big zero by its name. they are already to go here, they are cheering go giants, they are hoping for some flash

home runs from the g-men and they go over here by at&t, fans are already lined up in the free viewing area. you are at home at the park, there are a lot of nervous people waiting to see the game here at at&t starting at 5:00 and fans say they are excited and they are ready for a big win today. >> he is pretty steady, i think they have a great chance. they are due, the starters are due to get past six innings and i think the giant will do really well today. they are due at home and fans are excited and i think they will do great. >> reporter: the red,white and blue is ready to go and be rolled out for the preshow coming up. if you don't have tickets for the game, it is okay. you can come here to at&t park watch the game from this free

viewing area and you can stay out here for three full innings and of course you can watch it free on ktvu channel 2 news. reporting live lorraine blanco ktvu channel 2 news. >> they are showing playoff view -- a playoff view, they showed us this picture of a dog all decked out and ready for the game. this is also a photo of her son ready for a giants' game. you can send us your photos directly or post them on our facebook page. live on ktvu channel 2 news, our coverage begins at 4:30 and ktvu channel 2 news will follow top news stories of the day. a story we brought you back in june about a man who says law enforcement gave his wife confidential information to use

against him in a battle. lancaster's ex-wife and two law enforcement officers claims a sheriff's deputy and pleasanton police officer both disclosed confidential information to his ex-wife so she could use it against him in a custody battle for their two children. any charges have been dropped. >> i think it is horrible for them to give her information to use in a custody dispute. >> he took leave from his job with alameda sheriff's department. she rushed to the scene for arson and now that same woman is under arrest for setting fires in a san jose neighborhood. neighbors were telling you more about the suspect in the arson

case? >> reporter: we were at the scene where most of the fires were set. this was a place where a woman was setting a fire where it led to her arrest. it has been reported she lives in the neighborhood and we discovered she lives in the apartment complex, in fact very close to the crime scene. there are still areas where numerous areas were set fire to but saturday night during a stake out, arson investigators say they saw 52-year-old woman set fire to a garbage can and they arrested her. she lives 50 feet from both of the fires. her neighbors asked them not to show them on camera because they are afraid of her. >> we suspected it was always a neighbor and she was always very concerned. >> reporter: looking back now what are her actions you think about now? >> she was always the first

person out there. >> reporter: she was release on bail and nobody answered and as we waited, somebody locked the door and set the dead bolt. she and along time partner put on fireworks shows and according to public reports were well-known for the show. the arson fires were ignited with matches. for some residents the arrests do not end all the fear. >> still not totally at ease. >> not until they tell us she did all of them, you know. >> reporter: she was arrested on one count of arson and they were trying to see if they can connect her to the other ten cases. ktvu channel 2 morningnews ktvu channel 2 news. the fire was reported around 4:45 yesterday afternoon

at a vacant house on a street. it is just a few blocks and firefighters found the interior which led them to believe waters -- squatters had broken into the house. they sent one man into the hospital. it happened on 2 th street and tell -- 2 th street and telegraph -- 28th street and telegraph avenue. he appeared to be conscious and no word on any arrests. they will be returned to the bay area to face charges in the case of a woman who was stabbed to death inside her home. he waived extradition today. prosecutors have not decided when to bring him back to california. his wife faces a fugitive from justice which keeps him pending extradition. he was driving a subaru taken from the victim's home. a computer belonging to the

woman accused of murdering michelle le showed hundreds of searches for her name. it game in the trial of 2 -year-old giselle esteban. they say giselle esteban killed michelle le and dumped her body in a remote area near sunole. it also showed searches for ways to injure or kill somebody without getting caught. in her opening statement, her attorney said her client did not plan to kill her, but rather acted in the heat of passion. sheriff ross mirkarimi is back on the job full-time after pleading guilty in a domestic violence case. live in san francisco with how day one is going, rob? >> reporter: seven months after his suspension, sheriff ross mirkarimi is back at work but his political problems are far from over. sheriff ross mirkarimi returned to city hall this morning. >> are you ready?

>> i am ready. >> reporter: sheriff ross mirkarimi's past is loaded with obstacle. there is talk of a campaign to recall him. >> i always expected that may be the case but to me what is important is moving forward, mending fences and i think we should allow civility to be the crime area objective. >> reporter: i think they should wait until the election to have a recall. mayor ed lee would not discuss it. >> reporter: they have not met since he was suspended and they will have to find a way to work together. they agreed sheriff ross mirkarimi should not supervise any programs with domestic violence while he serves a three year probation. >> we need to make sure our public trusts and understands our leadership in these domestic violence programs. >> naturally i take everything step by step and case-by-case.

>> reporter: we are told sheriff ross mirkarimi spent his first day back with members of the department and going over briefings, rob roth ktvu channel 2 news. [applauds] >> that round of applauds for a bay area professor now a nobel lawyer, we will have more on what got him this most prestigious award. >> we will have some 90s in the forecast, we'll let you know when those will occur, in a minute.

. police shut down part of the avenue around 7:30 this

morning while the bomb squad investigated and they also evacuated a nearby childcare center and rerouted the muni area. they rerouted the package and found out it was not dangerous. police gave the all clear this morning. they are investigating a shooting in an area between pittsburgh and antioch that left two people dead. this happened on beau couldn't none road -- buchanan road and they found a man and woman who had been -- who had been shot. there is no information on who shot them. there is information on a man who had been shot, he was hit in the arm after a wedding. the victim was found with a crowd of wedding gifts fathered around him and police do not yet have a suspect. with election day now three weeks away there is a hotline for san francisco residents to call if they suspect voter fraud. now the city of department's

elections announced that new hotline and it will handle election fraud and voting rights abuses, intimidating or bribing voters, buying or selling votes or marking votes against their wishes. >> if you have a question about an election, staff or if there is something that you see in your neighborhood, that there is now places you can call. >> the hotline is available in english, spanish can't tow niece and mandarin. we will have more on the election site and we will click on web links. how do you plan to vote? you can take the election quiz and find out which candidate is best for you. on channel 2, you will find the quiz right there on our cover photo. a stanford graduate. a nobel prize winner.

coming from stanford university. the work really applies to everybody including all of us. >> that is because it is about finding the highest number for very best services suppliers or market. roth was once a high school drop out who found himself and went on to win the nobel prize for economics. >> this will make it easier to know economists can be helpful. >> reporter: whether it is finding the right people, his high flying mathematics have proven to be down to earth complications. >> it is exciting and i will be taking some of his classes in the future. >> reporter: kidney transplant surgeons say, this has literally meant the difference between life and death. >> 70% of the time, the donor

is not compatible. many thousands die every year waiting for kidney transplants. >> that is a huge problem when a family member would like to send a kidney donor but they have already revolutionized kidney transplanting. >> we can maximize the number of potential transplants this that database. >> it find matches among those pairs to get everybody transplanted. >> and the potential is only beginning. >> this is the stuff of economic lives. >> roth and mother economist will split a 1.2 million dollars and both will be remembered forever. ktvu channel 2 news. they will begin testing all yosemite employees for

hantavirus. officials tell ktvu channel 2 news testing will be done on a vol tarry basis and so far -- voluntary business and so far three park visitors havened up dying. they are making some big cuts and according to the bloomberg reports they are sending pink slips to as many as 20 workers. an announcement is expected next week. the company is coping with demand for personal computers. they were at the food bank trying to i will station her opposition to proposed food stamp cuts. during a tour of the oakland facility congressman paul ryan talking about making cuts in the food stamp program will devastate low income residents. one of those women talked about tough times and using food stamps.

>> a lot of us are embarrassed to talk about what we don't have and how we fell down and a lot of us are trying to climb back up. >> reporter: this may surprise you, one in six people in alameda county rely on the food bank. we have some dense fog early this morning, you probably noticed along the coast on the peninsular fog is expected back tomorrow but warmer daytime highs. live tracker 2 shows fog at the coast and it will push back inland and we'll see more fog along the coast and in the peninsular area and be prepared for that not as much as this morning and visibility has been quite low. it is going to warm up back into the 90s not just the 70s and 80s. today we'll see a few more mid- and upper 80s and as you move through wednesday, temperatures

will get back into the lower 90s and they will stay there, so tomorrow warmer and you see a bit warmer as we head into wednesday with 90s in the forecast. indian summer if you will, it will increase fire danger and the fire danger will certainly come up. winds are expected to be there but not at red flag warning level. as you go through microclimates, even some up raises as you head through the southern santa clara valley, and it is going to continue that way. the fog shows it is coming back tomorrow morning with a ring into santa clara out towards the fremont area and it is that way and should be that way tomorrow and it should be a warmer day but we should start off with some fog. that is an offshore flow

developing. that is when things really start to warm up as we head into wednesday. forecast highs are for tuesday and they are warming up for what we had. coming up in a couple of locations 81 in san jose, 81 in sunny dale. so above average weather pattern taking us right through this week. five-day forecast coming up with your bay area in view. fire danger increases as you get to wednesday and thursday. big ballgame, first pitch will be 64 degrees and by the time they get out of there, temperatures will be 59 and 58 degrees. >> very positive, thank you bill. bay area home prices are still headed up and so are sales. the median bay area home sales last month was 42 $9,000 and that's the highest it has been in four years. prices are compared to august

and it is also 17% compared to one year ago. economy and mortgage rates are for the housing market. they want to host the super bowl and talk about where the game would actually be played.

. they sent a written request after a nine month investigation on how google collects data on its users but they must spell out how they collect data and what they intend to do with it. they are moving closer to suing google. they are concerned google have

used their search engine to drive up online advertising prices. they are calling for stronger rules to protect the privacy of your cell phone data. some are using it for faster emergency responses. the government is finding consumers done always know their location is -- don't always know their location is being tracked and privacy experts say tracking makes people haven'table to i.d. -- vulnerable to i.d. theft stalking and surveillance. they are on the personal and corporate lists. number one is halls i mine -- hawley minor who owes close to $11 million. and they are both from walnut creek with an outstanding tax bill of over four million.

>> if people are not paying taxes it shifts to those who are and we have the burden in the form of higher taxes and reduced government services. >> the top 500 delinquent taxpayers over a total of $233 million. san francisco is awaiting word from the nfl on whether the city will be considered for the 2016 or 2017 super bowl. it is made at the annual fall day league meeting in chicago. 9er officials say san francisco will be the host city even though it will be using the new stadium being built in santa clara. >> it will bring a lot of revenue in. it will be great for the local restaurants, bars, hotels... >> and it could come after tomorrow's full day session. came 2 is about to get underway for the national

championship series. giants fans are heading into the ballpark. they beat the giants 6- 4 and they are hoping the home field advantage does that trick. stay with with us, we will be right back live with fans, players and all the fun at at&t park. go giants. [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers.

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