here we are, we have a sold out seats and there's been huge energy that the team has felt from the fans and that's what it's all about. and when the home team wins the hometown profits, hotels are close to full occupancy. >> you can find rooms, you're going to pay a little bit more for them because it's a big event. >> two games a room and free breakfast for $2,000. >> nonstop, every since they won people have been wanting to stay with us. >> the tug out store near union square has already sold out two shipments of t-shirts. >> it's great and it'll be great if we win the world series all around. >> from visitors and locals, the city is feeling the boost. >> we notice the bump in 2010

and we're expecting the same thing. revenue comes in because we're so close. it really brings in business. >> reporter: it was just no earlier and the energy is amazing. it's just fantastic. not just the giants but there were also some people with the tigers. the field at at&t park is drying out after last night's rainstorm. and the giants players are drying off after the shower of champagne in the locker room. barry zito is the giant's starting pitcher for game one and justin verlander one of the top pitchers in all of baseball got the nod for the tigers. ktvu's mark ibanez tells us both teams held a light work out this afternoon at the tigers sat on the tarmac finding out who they would be playing. >> i think they knew fairly early after getting off to a

close lead who and where they would be going. no one that was at at&t will ever forget it. too bad for the fans not too much time to enjoy it. the tigers are in town to familiarize themselves with at&t. they've had five days off since they eliminated the yankees. their manager asked about the giants and their perpencity for staving off elimination. >> i thought i don't really know the giants that well, i'm kind of getting a crash course on them. but to be honest with you when they were down 0-2 going into cincinnati having to win four games that was amazing.

nothing surprised me when they got to the championship series after i saw what they did in the divisional series, unbelievable really. >> so the question will be answered, does it benefit to be rested. >> all right, mark, thank you. more details now on getting to the game. b.a.r.t. says they will operate additional trains and run longer trains to help people get to and from the ballpark. the vallejo link service is offering direct runs to and from the park. caltrain says if its trains are filled to capacity it will add extra service as needed. san francisco police say they are also getting ready for the world series, police chief greg suhr tells us officers will be cracking down on drinking alcohol in public.

>> so the options, especially bottles. so we'll be taking bottles, we'll be throwing them away, working with dpw to empty the dumpsters. chief suhr says officers will be deployed in the mission as they were last night. others will be on broadway, chestnut and union streets and gary boulevard. and the chief says some officers will be held back just in case celebrations break out in other parts of the city. stay tuned to ktvu, in 20 minutes we'll go behind the scenes to see what it takes to put off a world series. and in a few minutes, scoring ticks ticks to the world series. how much are they going for. and if you don't have tickets you can always watch on ktvu.com. shark experts are saying it was most likely a great white shark that killed a 39-year-old surfer today off the coast of

santa barbara county. it is the second fatal shark attack off that same beach in just two years. the victim is identified as 39- year-old francisco javier solorio. solorio's friend saw a shark bite or hit him. the friend brought solorio to the shore and started first aid but paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. solorio's surfboard had bites from the shark. in 2010, a surfer died after being bitten by a shark on that same beach. ktvu's healther holmes is live in napa where employees tell her things are improving but they say they still don't feel completely safe. healther-- >> reporter: frank, while everyone at tonight's memorial for slain psychiatric technician that progress has

been made. some say they remain fearful every time they drive past this entrance to work. standing under towering trees. >> she was a really special person here. >> reporter: friends remembered a colleague killed on the job in 2010. michael alan fought for legislation after she was strangled. but he says more needs to be done. >> the attacks continue, the injuries continue. >> reporter: many reflected on the safety improvements that resulted from the murder. including additional police patrol and the new hospital alarm system. >> which is a campus wide integrated alarm system that provides coverage not only within our buildings and courtyards but out in our open

areas which is a tremendous improvement. >> reporter: but the changes come two years too late for gross. as dusk fell, candles were lit to remember the mother who was relentless. >> we'll be here every year fighting every day to improve safety. >> reporter: state lawmakers have commissioned a study to look at staffing levels at all of the state's psychiatric hospitals, that study is expected to get under way in a few months, reporting live, i'm heather holmes. there's new information tonight about the killing of castro valley woman in her home last week. alameda county sheriff's investigators say the grandmother was brutally beaten. they say an accelerate was then used to start a fire at her home. the victim was 58-year-old barbara lachley.

>> crimes like these touch investigators, they touch the family and they touch the community. we're going to dedicate more time to solve this crime. >> police want to see a young man who was seen leaving brookfield boulevard. u.s. stock markets move sharply lower today on weak corporate earnings reports. the dow lost 283 points its biggest drop in 72 weeks. and the nasdaq dropped three. dupont and gm were among the biggest names with losses. add revenue from mobile devices accounted for 14% of it total revenue. facebook shares were up in afterhours trading.

for the first time ever zynga is announcing lay offs. they will also be closing two of its offices in boston and austin texas. zynga says it is dropping 14 of its older games. it's third quarter earnings will be released tomorrow. hundreds of thousands of people have registered to vote in the past two weeks. 679,000 new voters have been added to the roles in the last 45 days and that number is expected to go up as county election officials verify additional voter registration cards. yesterday was the deadline to register for the november 6 election. coming up tonight at 11:00, how the presidential candidates kicked off their campaigns. the quake was centered near

the town of nequioa. there have been a number of aftershocks some as strong as 4.5 but no reports of any casualties. this plane crash killed two people in contra costa county. new tonight the reason everything from the wreckage to the victims is being left outside overnight. apple announces the law firm of its new i pad mini, why tech analysts say people are unplugging their pcs and getting more mobile. >> i'm tracking the last of the rain, the impact on your morning drive and the giant's big game. trouble, we all should help out. under thirty-eight they do. more a year. bucks. money for schools. every school dollar must be... spent on student learning. student wins.

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after nearly a year of anticipation the new apple i pads mini was unveiled today. >> i think you can tell by our excitement you know what this is. this is the new i pad mini. the i pad is 2/3 of the size of the original. the starting price is $329. customers can begin ordering this new model on friday. several options are available depending on the price and the amount of storage space you want. all of the versions come with wifi. the least expensive is the 16 gigabyte for $329. the 32gigabyte will cost $429. you can also add cell phone service to any of those.

matt keller live in los gatos and tells us there's a really changing of the guards when it comes to pcs versus those tablet computers. >> reporter: we actually have some people that are lined up for that november 2nd date to be the first to get that new i pad mini. you see a few of them are camera shy. we have a few others who are bundled up under sleeping bags trying to stay warm. they want to be the first ones to get it and it'll be a little lighter on their pocketbooks, $329 opening the market to a lot more people. in silicon valley, mobile is the future. >> we really are seeing the end of the pc era and the movement now to smaller devices that will really drive the next generation of growth for the entire computer industry.

>> reporter: tech analyst tim bajara says laptop sales are flat but nearly 19 million phones will be sold. kepbd . kindle and other tablets are less expensive. >> for $75 you get apple's great design, all of the apps will work perfectly on them and apple service and support i just think there's going to be a lot of people who are going to buy up. >> reporter: more than 125 million i pads have been sold. but analysts and people we spoke to said they're more complimentary with their phones. >> complimentary to others. >> reporter: the iphones were out during dinner for the

miller's and her family. she uses the i pad is what they use but her iphone is the go to product. >> i find that i use my iphone because it's always in my being. >> reporter: reporting live in los gatos, matt keller. upgraded up pads, mac books and i macs were also reviewed. prices start at $499. apple's 13-inch mac book was also improved to include a retna display it goes on sale tuesday for $1,700. and the imac desktop was upgraded to become one of the thinnest stand alone computer monitors starting at $1,300. more details now apple stock took a hit today down $20

or about 3% to $613 per share. the stock came back a little in afterhours trading. apparently the problem is the new i pad mini is more expensive than analysts had expected. today the national weather service confirmed a record tieing five tornadoes touched down in northern california yesterday. those tornadoes damaged hopes and downed trees near yuba city. it also caused plenty of damage in elk grove and sacramento county. one man said his home only sustained minor damage but his nerves are still recovering. >> throughout the whole house it felt like a suction and it was like shaking, shaking, shaking and then boom that was it. >> reporter: the weather service says the last time northern california was hit by five tornadoes in one day was april fools day back in 1996 when the twisters hit near stockton. up in the sierra, two words you don't want to hear in the

same sentence, snow and construction. ktvu's ken pritchett tells us how that led to a back up. >> reporter: for the 14th year, the cars were running. >> it was a great surprise but also a combination of the construction that's going on down there. >> reporter: westbound traffic on i80 was backed up about 50 miles from immigrant gap. the summer road construction was supposed to be finish before the first snow. a single lane of traffic and large number of trucks that couldn't pass the summit last night led to a standstill this afternoon. the construction should be finished in a few weeks. >> the weather is supposed to clear out and dry out a little bit and they'll be able to wrap things up and get traffic back on the eastbound side and westbound side flowing normal. >> reporter: while the rain brought traffic, it brought hope for the ski slopes. come this friday we could see the lifts at boreal running for

the first day of the ski season. it's about the same time boreal opened last year but it's still an early start with the help of a healthy first storm. >> we've had about 2-1/2 feet in the past 36 hours, cold temperatures, 18 hours of snow making looking like more smoke tonight and more colt temp -- more snow tonight and more cold temperatures for the next four days. >> reporter: more snow expected tonight and the chp expects chain controls to be in effect at some point overnight. at donor summit, ken pritchett. ktvu.com has a special ski section with maps of tahoe's ski runs and the latest highway conditions just look under the weather tab on our home page. gas prices are dropping and analysts predict prices could tumble under $4 a gallon. prices are going down because california refineries are coming back online after summer outages. and the state's less expensive winter blend fuel is also

reaching gas stations. the winter blend is easier to make because it doesn't have the same standards as the summer blend. we talk to teen who's getting the first consequences of driving and a father who has learned in the most painful way. storm tracker 2 showing you a majority of this system still to the north of us. the low right off the coast of washington. while it sits there it just continues to sepd moisture our way. this is going to be shift -- send moisture our way. this is going to shift tomorrow. getting a little closer here over parts of the north bay we are beginning to see and pick up a few returns over clover dale, off the coastline. most of the bay area still remains dry we saw a pretty good break this afternoon. partly cloudy skies, dry conditions but again this rain will be sliding south over the course of the evening hours and

by tomorrow morning scattered showers in the forecast. as we get into tonight we have the snow returning to the sierra, showers returning to our area. advisories expected for the sierra a little bit later this evening. we will wake up with showers but we will dry up by the afternoon. we should be dry by the big game number one. i will show you the time line rein show you what you can expect temperature wise coming up. the final tally is in for what happened during the san jose earthquake's game last sunday. san jose police now say seven people were arrested. five were booked, two were sited. the charges range from battery on a police officer to resisting arrest and public intoxication. a fight broke out among fans in one section of the stadium and then that entire section was emptied. credit card information stolen, the breech targeting bookstores in nine states and why it was kept quiet for more than a month. >> but first, san francisco

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orange october is spreading. we've shown you a number of famous san francisco landmarks lit up in orange now you can see it's happening at sfo. that's the international terminal there bathed in orange in support of the giants as they prepare to take on the detroit tigers in the world series. and with game one tomorrow night boy at&t park was a real beehive of activity as crews scrambled to get everything set and ready. john sasaki shows how crews faced a very quick turn around.

>> reporter: it looked like the contents of a grocery store had arrived at at&t park today. endless beer, hot dogs and a pallet of garlic. >> there were things you could not do last night because everything was gridlock. >> reporter: we caught up with sabean who says the last few years have been great for the organization. >> we considering ourselves a baseball town. >> reporter: the skies opened up and drenched the happiest baseball team as the giants stole the trip to the world series. >> that was biblical portions. i expected two of everything to show up and scramble on to the field. >> i'm pretty happy and i'm considering watering. >> reporter: ron wotus told me

the players are read did. >> you put it behind you and you look forward to the next series. we need four more wins that'll be the goal. they'll be ready this evening. >> reporter: world series logos are being installed. i learned that the astroturf with the world series logos were mistakingly delivered here and only here before the play offs began. what could that mean? in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. and giant fans boy they are scooping up team merchandise left and right. ahead in eight minutes how much they're spending on gear and tickets. new at 10:00, barnes and noble are warning shoppers to check for unauthorized purchases. the pin cards were tampered with in 63 stores and california is on the list of possible skimming locations. the company learned of the

breech last month but kept the breech quiet at the request of federal investigators. driving while distracted. still ahead the lesson for teenagers that texting can be just as dangerous as drinking and driving. authorities now say a second body is in the wreckage of a small plane that crashed here in contra costa county we'll have a live report. map am i trippin'...or is that jack box? you're not trippin'. i'm here. and my loaded breakfast sandwich is just loaded with country grilled sausage, bacon, ham, two fried eggs, and melting cheese on toasted sourdough. you can stop pretending. the only thing you're feeling is full.

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new details about a deadly plane crash this afternoon in contra costa county. the experimental plane went down at marsh creek road and byron highway between brentwood and byron. ktvu's ken wayne is there with new information about a second body that was found in the wreckage, ken --

>> reporter: julie you can see over my shoulder lights have been set up and crime tape is around the area. officials are keeping an eye over the wreckage until the tsa arrives tomorrow morning. this is where the plane went down northeast of byron airport. from news chopper 2 there are no signs of tire marks. one witness reported hearing the engine sputter before the sound of an explosion. a near by property owner said he was alerted of the crash by a neighbor. >> he called me up and said hey john, i think there's a plane crash on your property you might want to get there to see what happens. >> reporter: officials drove to the site. it's not clear if the plane had flown here today. off camera neighbors tell ktvu the pilot was well known and

well respected in the buyon area flying community. his plane was an experimental glass air 3. a highly maneuverable plane capable of speeds of 300 miles per hour. >> we have a very live live group of men that have the patriot plane. >> reporter: the faa was on scene this afternoon investigating the crash. the ntsb will also be involved. the coroner is expected to release the identity of the two victims sometime tomorrow. live in contra costa county, ken wayne, ktvu news. sheriff deputies in sacramento county said they found a shocking scene when they entered a home where a mother and her two children were murdered. the children's father told investigators he came home around 3:30 and found the mother and two children dead.

investigators said the woman and the two and 3-year-old children were all killed very violently. a 6 -month-old baby was found crying but unharmed. investigators have not identified a suspect. they are now looking for a white mini van they believe was stolen from that home. the san bruno city council voted unanimously tonight demanding the president of the california public utilities commission be removed. council members say they object to michael peavy's decision to suspend public hearings on the 2010 san bruno pipeline explosion and they opposed the submission of richard meel. we are in the final two weeks now of the long race for the white house. president obama traveled to ohio today after last night's debate. he raised questions about the trustworthiness of the republican nominee. capitalizing on a recent poll.

it showed 55% of likely voters think mr. obama is honest and trustworthy compared to 37% who think that of mitt romney. >> you want to know that the person who's applying to be your president and commander in chief is trustworthy. >> he also offered a 20 page booklet outlining his agenda for a second term. tomorrow morning the president is to begin a 48 hour campaign trip through three key states. >> we've gone through three presidential debates and we haven't heard an agenda from the president and that's why his campaign is taking on water and our campaign is full speed ahead. >> the republican candidate was in ohio today with paul ryan. the long cabin republicans gave him a qualified endorsement noting that they disagree with

his stance on gay marriage. more than 24 million people use you tube to watch the presidential and vice presidential debates this year. they streamed the three presidential debate and one vice presidential debate for the first time. the debates were viewed from different countries. you can get ktvu news to go, download the ktvu app. download the app and you can watch our newscasts from your device. and fans are scrambling to get their hands on coveted world series tickets. you are not going to believe how much one pair is going for. >> reporter: this mother- daughter duo from sacramento was practicing their cheer and like everyone else in the dug out store at at&t loading up on

anything with their beloved giants on it. >> i'm buying a t-shirt for my husband because tomorrow is his birthday and he loves the giants. >> this is my third trip today. >> i'm buying one for my cousin who's a big fan, he lives in minnesota and my brother in connecticut and myself. >> reporter: how much money are you spending? >> about a thousand dollars all together. >> reporter: this is ticket hub where there were still 7,000 tickets still left for tomorrow. >> we have a pair of tickets being listed close to a million dollars. >> reporter: but ferret stub hub san francisco headquarters says those won't sell for that price. but is selling for about $375 to $2,000 each. everyone for game six and seven if necessary here next week. >> you are certain you're buying tickets but if these games don't happen then you get a full refund. >> i'm a detroit fan obviously and i'm hoping they win so i don't have to quit my job.

>> reporter: the lone tigers fan was taking a lot of abuse today, his giant's coworker giving him tickets to game six. >> i want to see a tiger's fan watch their team lose in our house when we win the world series. >> reporter: in our house or theirs? no one here cares as long as the giant's win. in san francisco, rita williams ktvu channel 2 news. raising san jose's minimum wage. one group's decision to officially oppose the ballot measure. >> wet weather is returning to the bay area tonight, i will pinpoint the time line of this last bout of rain coming up. >> but up first a search for clues in the case of two people killed in their home. the reward 000 being issued in their case. -- the reward now being issued in their case.

vallejo police are offering a $10,000 reward for information that helps solve the unsolved killings of a man and his pregnant girlfriend. teshon jones and ashley mills were gunned down in their home. the couple was targeted and neighbors saw two men running from the scene. today the victim's families made an emotional plea for help and for information in the case. >> they don't deserved to be walking around on this earth freely. >> police say there were actually four victims because ashley mills was six months pregnant with twins. union leaders are expressing disappointment after the san jose city council voted to officially oppose a ballot measure that would raise the minimum wage by $2 an hour. measure three looking to

increase the minimum wage. supporters say it's a necessary pay increase in the city. opponents say raising the minimum wage will kill jobs and leave a higher cost in the city. in news of the world tonight in syria, rebels released video of what they said was the shelling of a bakery by opposing forces. people could be seen rushing to get the hurt to help. the incident dims hope for seize fire by this friday which is an important muslim holiday. people are stocking up on supplies. jamaicans are boarding up windows. the national hurricane center says it could reach the island by tomorrow. the government has called for schools to close and for people

to move to higher ground. it should take about 48 hours from lift off for the crew to arrive there. the american kevinford has been to the space station before when he piloted the space shuttle discovery to that orbiting lab three years ago. a real life lesson in the dangers of distracted driving. >> remember the teus -- discovery of the rock. the mistake one scientist now admits to. >> rosemary orozco is working on her updated forecast. see if rain will affect the rest of your week.

new at 10:00 some bay area teens got a lesson on some real

dangers behind the wheel. texting while distracted can be just as dangerous as driving while drunk. >> reporter: here a teenager from marin high school is going to get a lesson on distracted driving. the key is to stay within the cones. the first incident happened when she was asked to send a text. >> she deviated off the course. >> when i was texting i would go completely off the course. >> reporter: texting while driving became illegal in california this year. studies show texting while driving affects the driver's reaction time as much as a .08 blood alcohol level. a legally drunk driver. >> impairment or distraction by texting i think is a major

issue. >> reporter: according to the major highway administration in 2010 almost 4,000 people were killed nationwide in accidents involving distracted driving. one of those victims was 2-year- old kelly murray it happened in this crosswalk in roner park almost two years ago. kelly was holding her mother's hand when she was struck and killed by a teenage driver that was texting a trend at the time. >> if you think one text is more important than a life, just imagine happening it to your family. >> reporter: the teenage drivers who took the distracted driving demonstration say they will put their cell phones away whenever they are behind the wheel. >> the risks are just too great. there's no text that's worth getting into an accident. >> reporter: in sonoma county, rob roth, channel 2 news. a billion dollar deal is now in place to transform the old oakland army base to help improve cargo at the port of oakland. they have signed a series of

agreements. the deal was designed to turn the former base into a logistics and warehouse. the future of the contra costa fire protection district could hinge on what voters decide next month. if a partial tax is not approved the fire chief says four fire stations will be forced to close in january and six more could close by 2015. voters are being asked to approve a parcel tax. voters are weighing in on whether to provide plastic bags. customers would have the option to pay for a paper or reusable bag. two dozen south bay cities now have the option to pass the same order order -- ordnance on their own.

>> the board of super supervisors is backing off the city's book ban. the court ruled the yellow pages are protected as free speech. local officials have decided to suspend the band until the court makes further rulings in the ban. and now an update on a story we first brought you as what was thought to be a piece of the meteorite. first the scientist said he thought it was a piece of the meteorite. but in closer inspection he found it was just a rock. you need to keep that umbrella handy for just one more day. giving you a look at storm

tracker 2. you can see most of the bay area mostly cloudy but dry. temperatures are cooling off, and that rain still well to the north. at least the brunt of it we're picking up just a few scattered showers over parts of the north bay areas near santa rosa you can see in and out of perhaps a few scattered showers we're watching them sort of just dance around the area. picked up a few showers near areas of bodega bay. the satellite radar here, this is the parrot system this is going to continue it easterly trek by tomorrow. it's shifting east and it's taking the rain with it but again we have one more round that will move in tonight and linger for tomorrow morning. also bringing the sierra additional snow. we have a winter weather advisory starting up at this hour lasting until tomorrow night at 11:00 an addition three to 7-inches expected and snow levels will be dropping. if you do have an early morning drive, highway 60 as well as highway 80 you're going to need

the chain or snow tires. we're looking at any where from .1 to .02 of rain. we will be drying out in time for the giant's game. giving you a look at the forecast. just a few scattered showers over the north bay really beginning to pick up in the early morning hours. maybe set the alarm a little early once again as we roll through a 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 the kids may need that umbrella heading into school. but we're looking at the showers tapering off. in time for the giant's game. notice the world series game number one will remain dry into the evening hours because once this next system pulls through we are in the clear and we're looking good as we pull into the weekend. 58degrees right about game time but it will be cool but that chance of showers will be very slim. as we get out the door tomorrow morning, temperatures will be in the upper 40s low 60s.

48degrees for santa rosa, 58 degrees expected in san jose. afternoon highs similar to today slightly warmer in some areas. low 60s across the region, mid- 60s in okay -- oakland as well as hayward. 63 expected soon mateo, low 60s at the coast. there's the extended forecast so, quite a bit of rain with the monday storm but we are finally going to see this taper off and out of here. just in time for world series game number one and the weekend looking mild and dry. >> thanks rosemary. good timing. new figures from the college board show that college costs climbed about 4% during the fall. new hampshire and vermont have the highest instate tuition charges around 14,000. wyoming has the lowest at

$4,200. $1.6 million of casino chips quietly stolen out of las vegas. how they were taken and who police are looking for. i didn't know strawberries were in seasoshh'sht now. no, no, no, no, no, no.. roscoe! ..no, no, no...no

las vegas police are looking for this man identified at 31-year-old cole of palm

dale. they say two weeks ago he snuck into a restricted area of the venetian and stole poker chips. no weapons were used and he did not confront anyone during the theft. the stage is set for the world series. and you're telling us that the media are saying the giants are going to lose. >> yeah, that's the way we like it. the vast majority of so called experts picking the giants to lose it. the giants looked all dried out from last night's rain and campaign during their short work out at at&t park today. and they say they are ready for this quick turn around in wednesday's word -- world series game one.

>> facing elimination we're ready for anything. >> i would say everybody is in a good place right now. we don't want to go down 3-1 again. >> reporter: marco scutero does not need much batting practice. he knows success can be fleeting. >> after playing last night, you come back and you don't know what's going on. it's a feeling that sometimes goes away and you have to find it. >> reporter: many of the players have never played here at at&t park and they do acknowledge that the giants have had quite a season so far. >> toughteam. i see a lot of that in us so i think this is going to be a good match up. >> i'm going to be excited. i'm not going to act like, i'm not going to be all calm and cool at all.

>> many people who haven't been here. it's a wonderful place to play, it's fun. the crowd is rowdy. i always enjoyed it playing against them. you know they get on you. they got really good hecklers and makes for a really good atmosphere. >> reporter: they hope to be part of a bigger celebration next week. all right a week from tomorrow warriors get it rolling for good. don't know if that fellow andrew boges is going to be ready but rookie thurston barnes is. the steal, he had the number one draft pick on the move against phoenix. and azelie stole it. on to jackson. he had 12 warriors finish the preseason at 16-2. their most wins in the preseason.

which means exactly nothing. but you have to have optimism with regard to the warriors. >> thanks, mark. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> the ktvu morning news begins at 4:30 tomorrow.