. the thrill of victory, giants fans still celebrating a walk-off win last night against the cardinals that sent them to the world series, wheal. it was 20 years ago today

that the earthquake changed lives in the bay area. a look back at destruction and the lessons learned. we are live near the berkeley campus where police are investigating a string of assaults at a fraternity house, what the suspects allegedly gave to the victims. . can't say that enough. this is a great day to be a giants fan as they have won the pennant. and we're live in san francisco where orange october is in full swing with fans celebrating and a lot of the highlights out of

the city buildings lit up in orange today. kttu alex is out in front of the building. welcome to mornings on 2. i thought i was almost certain i thought his voice screaming in the back. >> lots of cheers. good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve is right over there. our forecast is -- interesting. >> well, we have a lot of clouds, rain will hold off i think until later, you two. here are some of the high, mid- level clouds. north coast, it is inching closer up there. some breaks in these clouds. the system we're waiting for is still back here yonder, it is developing here, that's going to slow us down, i think we're fine for not only most of the morning but the afternoon. 40s and 50s in the temps, 61 there. some 50s, 60s, did have some

40s, and a lot of 50s low to mid. the breeze is turning south, southeast. so we'll get a good south breeze. it wouldn't be until tonight until tomorrow. partly cloudy, mostly cloudy here as clouds continue to stream in. another mild pattern rain later on the coast, a lot of 60s and 70s. here he is. who would have thought that in april. hey, you know what, that's baseball. good morning everybody. hey you know one of the things i mentioned we've been watching westbound bay bridge, not serious injuries, it damaged the commute. it was right here on that ramp heading down to the tole plaza that just cleared moments ago. and traffic is recovering as we pull back here you can see traffic is slow, it is going to

be extra slow on 580 as joe pans to the left as the mcarthur maze there. i want to show you the traditional camera, the tradition fall view we have of the toll plaza. there is a 30 minute drive into san francisco at this time. you can see traffic continues to be slow. westbound 580 liver more. let's go back to the desk. we're not stopping. the giants are heading to the world series and they earn their place in dramatic walk- off fashion. >> it's going to the right! the giants win the pennant! >> it was the unlikely hero.

that gave the giants a 6-3 victory over the st. louis cardinals. it was vindication who had misjudged a fly ball earlier in the game, that gave the cardinals a run. and vindication for earlier in the season, before the giants called him up in late july. >> best division i ever played for, throwing me in the outfield, and i just have such a great feeling right now. i can't even describe it. he is normally a first baseman, he was only in the outfield because of an injury to michael morris, he hit a pinch-hit home run that tied the game at 3. the giants going into last night's game by in all 6 of the runs, came from the long ball. >> it was fascinating. >> there is no doubt lots of giants fans will be wearing

something orange showing their pride at work today. ktvu is live in san francisco talking about the excitement felt around the bay area after the game. >> what an incredible game. we are seeing a lot of giants fans still smiling after that helped the teach capture the pennat. and you can probably still tell here the ferry building glowing orange, as other buildings, after that giant's win. what a win it was, a walk-off home run, the third trip to the world series in 5 years for this team and fans, they love it. . that was the scene last night, giants fans flooded the streets of san francisco

drivers honked their horns, for the most part, that was the case police tell us post game celebrations were peaceful, there were no major issues. earlier this morning we caught up with one dedicated giants fans who was up early working he said he missed out on some sleep so he could watch the game last night but it was well worth it. >> it is amazing to see them go throughout the year and make it to the world series again, pretty incredible. while fans were out celebrating, this place was printed, printed 25,000 national championship shirts. they started the printing yesterday so there would be some ready for the players to wear, and it was at the park after the game, after the home run the operation kicked into high gear, all of those shirts

are being boxed off and shipped out to all the giants dugout stores. you can bet fans will be scooping those up later today. the crew tells me they are on stand by in case more shirts need to be made. that very well could be the case. we're live this morning in san francisco. channel 2 news. boy the day is just starting we'll talk more about the giants a little bit later on. the next game will be in kansas city on tuesday. all right. 7:08. the bay area is looking back at the disaster that brought the world series to a halt. it happened 25 years ago today. >> parker at second base, it hit 1989, happened just before the scheduled start of game 3 of the bay bridge world series

between the a's and the giants at candlestick park. the 6.9 quake caused 63 deaths, 3,000 injuries, and billions of dollars in damage. one of the last images of the quake, terrifying scene, the upper deck of the bridge collapsed on to the lower deck killing one person. it led to the construction of the $6.3 billion bay bridge. there have also been $30 million worth of safety upgrades to other bay area roadways and water systems. we have much more on the earthquake, all under hot topics today on ktvu.com. under fire, a fraternity on a campus. we're joined us live in berkeley to tell us about some

really serious allegations being made against one particular fraternity. good morning . >> reporter: good morning dave. police say it was a third party who came forward to report what they say happened to 5 people at this fraternity house located here at the corner of piedmont avenue and bancroft way. 5 individuals were reportedly drugged and sexually assaulted at the fraternity house on piedmont avenue. the drugs that were allegedly given were what's known as roofies. university police handed it over to the berkeley police department because the fraternity house is in the city's jurisdiction and not recognized by the school. this news comes after a student was arrested earlier this month for sexual assault that allegedly occurred at the house>> we're going to be

reaching out to students and police to see if anyone in the fraternity house will comment. ktvu, channel 2 news. it is 7:10. it is a day people who are old enough to remember will never forget. coming up at 7:30, we'll continue our coverage of this 25th anniversary the loma prieta earthquake. we'll hear from one of the responders. and 2 workers fallin ill, another who may have had contact with another is on a caribbean cruise ship. we'll tell you what's being done to make sure the disease does not spread. we're looking at a commute that's getting busier, we've seen some signs that it could be a lighter than usual day on the san mateo bridge. looks like mother nature is tipping her hand on who she is rooting for in the world series. we have an orange sky sun rise, we'll talk about that rain

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one bit of good news, they have declared the end of the ebola outbreak in the town of senical. a 12-year-old boy, he was shot in the back as he walked home at bay point. it happened near an apartment complex on well don street. he was with his uncle when those shots were fired. there is a strong possibility the shooting was deliberate, they are not saying why or if adrian or his uncle may have been the intended target. police want more witnesses to come forward if they saw that recent fight in a bathroom at levi stadium. one of the persons who was punched is partially paralyzed. at least 50 people were in the bathroom at the fight. the brothers, they are facing charges of felony assault in connection with that case. they are due back in court next

week for a bail hearing. it is 7:17. one giants fan is especially excited about the return to the world series, brian says, he has no clear memories of the giant's earlier world championships and 2010 and 2012. he was the victim of a vicious beating a parking lot on opening day in 2011. doctors say he is on the road to recovery after suffering critical brain injuries that initially left him in a coma. he is obviously doing much better. >> all right. time is 7:18. i know you're focused on a lot happening in our commute. 280, how is it doing? >> the san jose commute is not

all thatbad. the traffic does look a little bit lighter than it normally does, which is great. you can see where all the slow traffic is. that would be on highway 101. 101 is slow in pockets to an earlier crash here in sunnyville. it doesn't look quite as bad as it normally does. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. this is a 30 to 35 minute drive into san francisco. we don't see anything major on the upper deck. hopefully we'll start seeing some you know,easing. how about this evening? >> it is slowing down, unless you're on the north coast. i thought, boy it's been quiet on twitter, about 4 or 5 came

in, look at this. for those of you who are listening, you tell me you listen but don't watch, okay, not you, but yeah, you, right there. there's your sun rise. it's the giant sky. for what it's worth, next tuesday in kansas city, sunny and 66 degrees, no rain forecast tuesday or wednesday. joe johnson, i do believe. finally got his feet off the desk. >> we have mostly cloudy skies the system, i'm a little nervous, i'll be honest with that, i don't kid around when there is a system coming in, there is low up there and low developing here. we have a long way to go before rain arrives. that's not the case in fort brag north, i'll get to more of that in just a second. moving right to 200-so miles, it is a big enough tropical storm or hurricane, it will be a category 1 impacting the island with a lot of clouds, wind and rain. the main track or the eye looks

like it wants to go to the west of them, you want to say south, to the west of all the islands, that seems to be the track and it's been favoring this for a couple of days. it took a little zig and zag, and went away. looks like everything is going to stay west. 75 miles per hour. and 80s as it goes into the weekend until early next week. cloudy, mostly cloudy skies, there are a few breaks in the clouds, some areas that are going to be partly sunny. this is a long way off. 40s and 50s on the temps. cool readings, especially to the north. there are some cool readings, those are start to bounce for the southerly breeze, it is starting to show itself. water temps still on the remarkable side. 37, and you can actually see,

this is i mean, this is a ways to go. everything looks pretty good for awhile. mostly cloudy today, a dry morning commute by this afternoon in the north, yes then this evening into saturday morning we have the best opportunity for rain for us. when they split that kind of takes a little bit of energy. on the mild side, rain later, 70s on your temps. temperatures again kind of holding steady. we end the week with a lot of 70s. rain late tonight, tomorrow, sunday looks great, so no worries there. a colder system monday, tuesday you guys. when you say cold. >> we haven't had any cold air over these first few systems. it will be the first real cold front where i feel. the first 2 have been cool, not cold. okay, thank you, steve. it is 7:22. the 1989 1989 earthquake -- the

earthquake significantly damaged that double-decker freeway you see in the photo and then city leaders decided toreplace it with a palm tree line boulevard. i remember driving across that double-decker freeway about 3 weeks before the earthquake. we have much more on the earthquake on our website including photos and archive video from 1989, doesn't seem notlong ago. it is under our hot topics on ktvu.com. coming up in 25 minutes. >> i could hear people screaming from the outside of the door and it was like a fog, floating in and out of consciousness. >> a survivor the earthquake. isis is stepping up its terrorist attacks as they

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a prank surrounding a restaurant in san francisco, why this fake notice caused such an uproar in a neighborhood that was popular with families. we are live in oakland this morning remembering 25 years since the loma prieta earthquake. we'll talk to a paramedic as he was one of the first responders during that day. we are looking at a commute that is going to be pretty slow on the bay bridge and some other spots as well. we'll tell you what we think is happening on that bridge that's making everything very slow. a lot of cloud cover out there, and my tie, shirt, and sky all have one thing in common, it is orange! we'll see if we have any rain in the forecast that will make it through tonight.

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♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. happening today, the bay area remembers the 15-second earthquake that changed this region together 25 years ago. we'll continue the coverage of this loma prieta earthquake. we're here where most of the casualties happen. and how emergency workers are responding today's anniversary. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. clark, let's talk about our weather and traffic. steve is right here. the sky is beautiful. >> orange sky out there. >> it is beautiful.

>> a lot of cloud cover moving in. the system is still going to give some rain to the north, it may take awhile to get here for us. some breaks in those clouds, partly cloudy here in the morning, 40s, 50s and 60s on the lows. north coast okay, for us it is going to take awhile. this system is splitting, that makes me nervous. back here is where we have to wait. if it splits offshore, all bets are off, but the rain might be until tonight or saturday. low 60s for some, a couple of 40s, there is some mid-40s waiting for that south breeze to kick in, that's front direction, it is for mountain view, also san jose. still a little bit too far off the coast, but some of the locations showing that as well. mostly cloudy here, a south breeze, mild, there will be some rain later in the north coast, a lot of 70s here. i here there are some issues on the bay bridge? >> westbound side, just as you get into san francisco, either

a plate or a bump that they've been doing a little bit of work on the bridge, right in this area right therebehind that building, it is a speed bump of sorts or loose plate, it's been there for a few days now. joe, if you will move to the left and show us the span, i think that westbound traffic is going to be slow here, he is you know, we're looking at this coming west of treasure island headed slow all the way through as you can see. this is causing a big problem on the bridge. you can see it for yourself. if you're driving into the city, please give yourself extra time as we fade into the other side you can see the bridge traffic is slow getting up to treasure island and as a result of this they've had to turn the lights on extra slow, let's go to the toll plaza. there is a big backup here. taking about 45 minutes to make this drive and that's almost double habit normally should

take even on a busy commute morning. 7:32. as we mentioned, this is the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. the deadliest single incident happened on a double-decker freeway in oakland. we're joined live talking to one of the first responders to the collapse of the structure. good morning brian. >> so many memories for so many people here in the bay area. 15 seconds it lasted but it created so much damage. affected so many people. i'm here with rick oliver, who at the time was a paramedic first responder, good morning to you. >> talk about that scene 25 years ago can you describe what it looked like for us? >> it looked like the entire west end of the city had collapsed all the way from the 580 connector down to 880. when the earthquake first happened, i was on a call and i

heard the fire engine on the scene get a report from oakland fire engine 3 that when they pull out of that station, they saw nothing but collapse, concrete, smoke, fire, all the way down as far as they could see requested additional units from wherever they could. >> can you describe to us, you know, thvictims there? describe that scene for us, how were they pulled out? >> some people had actually walked out on their own and the neighborhood was great. they through ladders at people from the surrounding companies had gotten forklifts, and brought everybody down that could walk. and people had actually climbed down from the top structure all the way down from the exposed

rebarb and metal and concrete so people were assisted down. >> i can't imagine what you saw. it must is looked like a scene from a movie. how has this affected you as a person? >> it has made me a little less nervous of earthquakes. it's made me care a lot more about people who are involved in it. i've lived with the thoughts and the memories of this for the last 25 years. it has affected me a little bit. actually it's affected me a lot and it has really changed the way that i think about earthquakes and people and what can happen. all right. thank you for your time. i appreciate that. many memories as we mentioned for so many people here in the bay area. there is going to be a memorial ceremony talking about the loma prieta earthquake. for many people, again, just

another somber anniversary, 25 years after this 15-second earthquake that changed so many lives. we're live here in oakland, ktvu. i remember watching the coverage of the efforts there, it was almost reassuring how people were responding to the aftermath of an emergency, is it was really interesting hearing the story. live for us in oakland. 42 people were killed when that double-decker driver came down. and hours after the structure collapsed. >> my brother sat down on a bed with me and held my hands and said, you've been in an earthquake, and i said, oh, that's what it was. i had no idea. i just didn't know what had happened to me at all. >> the death toll would have been much higher had it not been for the 1989 bay bridge world series going on that

night. many people who normally would have been on the freeway at the time were actually home watching the game between the a's and the giants on tv and 60,000 others, including myself, were at the world series at candlestick park. now a number of events are planned to mark the anniversary today. in oakland there will be a community preparedness event and an event on mandala park way. and holding an event along with a congressmen ration an event on pier 15. we want to hear you thoughts on the loma prieta earthquake. do you feel ready for the next week? you can post them on our facebook or twitter page.

. now the giants are heading to their third world series in 5 years, they are going to play the american league champs, the kansas city royals. tickets for the world series, they won't be cheap. tickets for game one and 2 in kansas city, range from $770 to $13,000. for game 3 from san francisco. tickets are ranging from $572, that's just for standing room only, to $110,000 for the view reserve outfield. the giants and royals play game one of the world series tuesday in kansas city, you can see it right here with us on ktvu channel 2. first pitch after 5:00. game 2, next wednesday, also right here on ktvu channel 2. the 2 teams will come back to

san francisco for game 3 next friday. san francisco police are asking anyone with information about an assault near at&t park to call police. happened when a group was fighting and a gunshot was fired. police don't believe anyone was hit by the bullet, but one victim remain at the scene, that person suffered a fractured nose. it is unclear if this had anything to do with the game. police are asking the public to take a close look at a video which shows 2 men running away if the scene of a deadly stabbing in the city's mission district. this was on december 9th late at night on 24th and cap street right near the 24th street bart station. the stabbing victim was taken to san francisco general hospital where he died of his injuries. anyone with information on this case is asked to contact police

right away. time now, 7:39. police have arrested a man accused of groping 2 girls at a target store and a wal-mart. earlier this week police released this video hoping to catch him. someone who saw the video spotted the man and called the police. the 20-year-old suspect was arrested and a peninsula parking garage where he worked. he was wearing the same distinctive black shirt and red tie that you see on that video. transit buses are rolling this morning. bus workers planned to walk picket lined today but late yesterday the bridge district announced a tentative deal with union workers. a strike that would have affected more than 20,000 bus riders. a prank involving the hooters restaurant changed caused quite an uproar.

someone posted this notice on an empty bar, it was supposedly letting neighbors know that a hooters would soon be opening up at that location. looks pretty real. but the restaurant blog did some digging and found out, that sign was a fake. it says, no application has been filed for a hooters with the department of alcoholic beverage control. a mountain lion has many parents on edge. it was spotted tuesday night on the soccer fields at williams elementary school in the valley. a parent saw the big cat and called police. another neighbor spotted one just a few miles away. the school issued an e-mail telling people to be cautious. i'm really surprised and worried for the kid's safety. >> this has never happened before. i've lived here and we've never had mountain sitings. this was just blocked from

where another mountain lion. he captured the lion on the roof of his car. and it is being called the dark side of oakland's restaurant scene. the ironic reality hundreds of restaurant workers are faced with each day. but next, the story of a cardinal fan who saved the day for a giant's fan on the way to last night's big game. the selfless act that is reminding everyone what it means to be a true sportsman. we're looking at slow traffic getting up to the sunnyville area. what's up with the bay bridge? why is it so slow? i think we have an answer for you. >> it is raining up in shelter cove, we have a lot of great sun rise picks coming in today, will the rain make it here? yeah, but later than sooner,

we'll have details coming up.

. wow. and he can handle his liqueur like he handles the cardinals. they posted this picture showing him chugging 6 beers at once. don't try this at home. he chugs the beer during last week's celebration after the giants beat the washington nationals. and pretty exciting for them for the giants at least, it has been exciting baseball, been a pretty tense rivalry for the past few years, but pam is in the studio with a story of

sportsmanships. >> would you jump into the bay for someone else's tickets? a cardinals actually did to help a giant's fan. >> in the water he went and came out with the ticket. >> john took this video, after the wind blew that woman's ticket right out of her hand and into the water, this is at the oakland ferry terminal. that's when a cardinals fan took off his shoes got into the water to get her ticket. >> a cardinals fan came down off the rocks took his shoes off, went in and got her ticket. dove in the water, and now he is swimming back so she has the ticket to the game. it was an unbelievable story with a giant's theme. i'm actually getting chilly just watching him in that water. the woman thanked the man for getting her ticket back. they both got on the ferry and headed to at&t park for the game. we tried to find him or her at

the game, we were unsuccessful, we don't know if he got a change of clothing. hopefully he didn't sit is there with wet clothing. if you know this guy, tweet us. facebook us. let us know because we'd love to talk to him. i hope she brought him coffee or a drink or something? >> yeah. exactly. all right. thank you. all right. time is 7:47. things are happening in our commute. right? >> it hasn't been quite as friday as we like it to be we're trying to work that out for you, i've seen a couple hilarious tweets about the bay bridge that i wouldn't be able the say on the air. but whatever bump this is westbound right here is causing a big back-up but if we move to the right you can see after that bump is right before the piedmont street exit, after people goover it, it dramatically improves into san francisco. if we go to the right a little

further, as we go passed this building here, traffic gets easier passed this bump. it is slow until you get here. let's go to the toll plaza. we have a 35 to a 45 minute delay. and people have been caught off guard, giving some colorful comments on social media. and let's go and see some slow traffic, 280 and 85 are decent alternates into the valley at this time. i get those same comments. i do know. we have a few sun breaks out there, mostly cloudy skies. there is some rain up north in shelter cove, also somebody up ferndale said, hey, it's raining up here. they'll get the rain first, it is going to take awhile to get

here, there is actually 2 part ins this system, one moving north, another low forming here, this is going to slow it down. we have a long way to go before it reaches us here. it might split when they split, boy, i'll tell you, that's a bear of a forecast. you can see some of that rain in crescent city to eureka. and looks like it is getting near fort brag, still waiting to the north, hillsburg, nothing yet. a lot of cloud cover, for us it is still well, well offshore. it may swing in, but again but not until late this afternoon. there is plenty going on here with this system, when they split they can take the energy of of it. 50s or 60s with that south wind beginning to crank up a little bit. we are looking that to develop here in advance of that front so far on its way. 37 up in tahoe. that will not be a big event for this year, when they split,

part goes north, part goes south, the part that needs it would be to the east. you can see from fort brag, that is not reaching the ground but it is a sign of things to come. the dynamics are back here. we have to swing in, dry morning commute, unless you're up on the north coast for us here. mostly cloudy, that system will work its way in, we'll get a lot of cloud cover in advance of it. early saturday morning, this system, again, has a couple of speed slow and stops. mostly cloudy, some sun breaks, i know you have some to the north already. 70s on your temps, everyone really close on this. started monday off with 90s, i think it was 95, east san jose on monday, we're back in the 70s and going to stay there awhile. we'll have rain on saturday, clearing saturday afternoon, sunday looks good. a colder system on monday,

tuesday. >> yeah. we have the world series coming to town in a week so keep an eye on that forecast. kansas city. tuesday, wednesday, 66. it looks okay for us here, after that things look a little iffy. >> we're get into the rainy season. >> we are. thank you. time now, 7:50. if you love starbucks but hate the lines don't go anywhere. coming up a new way to get your favorite drink without the wait. the controversial ads going up on local buses, and the reason they say they cannot do anything about it.

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loma prieta earthquake forever changed the bay area. it shows you a then and now look at one block in the marina district. that area was badly damaged during that quake. and then the fires that followed. much the area, look atthe aftermath. the anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake, they are close to finishing a seismic upgrade of the system. this was built in 1951, it is the third largest in the city. the last to be upgraded. a 2-year, $30 million sizement upgrade is almost completed, the improvements include large new square posts made out of concrete and rebar to keep it from collapsing. those crews out there shut down one chamber at the time keeping

the reservoir in service during all that maintenance work. if everything goes as planned, it will run in full capacity early next year. the upgrades are expected to last for 60 years. sheriff's deputies are searching for 2 men they say shot a man inside his home just outside the santa rosa city limits. it happened yesterday afternoon and a near by elementary school was put on lock down. witnesses reported 2 men running from the house wearing clothes that said, fbi. items were found that detectives say supported the description of police-type dress. they are wondering if this was a home invasion robbery where they wanted to steal marijuana. the victim under went surgery but not updated us on his conditions. many clubs could be closing down permanently today. only 6 medical marijuana clubs

across the city have permits on this deadline day. that means the city might shut down dozens of others by the end of the day. violators could also face some huge fines. the city of san jose passed strict new rules on pot club. your time now, 7:56, a group based in new york is once again paying for controversial ads criticizing muslims to be passed all over the bus. they paid for these ads as part of what they call an anti-gihad awareness campaign. he says despite all theobjections from muslim groups in the city, it cannot legally refuse to show these ads. >> people are offended, when we deal with public space as our vehicles, we have to abide by the first amendment. >> he plans to counteract those

ads with public service ads involving peace, love,tolerance. and coming up, what police say happened at a berkeley frat house. and giants fans are continuing to celebrate this morning after a thrilling walk- off win last night that sent the team back to the world series. we'll show you how fans celebrated and also show you the hard work being done to create official giants shirts. all that coming up. . we're looking at a commute that's pretty tough on the bay bridge you might want to think about using alternates. we'll go run those down for you straight ahead. partly sunny. take a look at what's going on into saturday morning.

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cardinals 6-3 last night. travis, you are the man. with that walk-off homer, these are live pictures we're in san francisco, we're near the ferry bungil but the flag is flying. everybody is into the spirit of the giants as they go to the world series, ktvu is out there, coming up, he'll tell you about how fans are showing their pride this morning still feeling the glow. >> yes they are. >> good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. good morning. quick look at weather and traffic and the weather was great for the game last night steve, it is going to be a little interesting for the next couple of days. >> thankfully they played last night instead of not tonight. rain already on the north coast, and some breaks in our clouds, it will be mostly cloudy here. there is a good little system here, i think there is enough here beginning to light up if

you will. rain up towards ferndale, shelter cove, i know you watch towards crescent city. i do have a lot of cloud cover inching towards us, there are some breaks in the clouds. the morning commute, we're okay, 40s, 50s, 60s on the temps. that south breeze is beginning to crank up and increase as that gets closer towards us, you can see to the north almost towards point arena and fort brag, also some of that near here, this has to swing in late this afternoon tonight over night into saturday morning. mostly cloudy, some sun breaks later for us. south breeze means it is going to be on the mild side today, a lot of 60s, low to mid-70s. are things a little better on the bay bridge or what's going on? >> still a little bit slow there, on the upper deck there is some sort of a bumper of steal plate or something causing cars to slow downright before the first san francisco exit. traffic is going to be busy at

the toll plaza. what they do is they slow the lights down a little bit. if you're thinking of an alternate route, heading down there you're going to see a little slowing. that bridge looks good over to foster city. northbound 101. some heavy traffic on the approach to sunnyveil, and for your trip into the west valley. let's go back to the desk. thank you. yep. we are not stopping believing. it didn't seem likely. but the giants, they are heading to another world series, they got there in dramatic walk-off fashion. he is going in the right! the giants win the pennant! travis is the man. he was the unlikely hero that gave the giants the 6-3 victory

over the st. louis cardinals. it was vindication who a judge that misjudged the fly ball. it was also vindication for earlier in the season when he was considering retirement during a slump in aaa fresno before the giants called him up. >> best division i ever played for, throw me in the outfield, i just have such a great feeling right now, i can't even describe it. he is normally a first baseman, he was only in the outfield, you see that's the fly ball he missed because because of an injury, he hit a pinch-hit, boy, that got the dugout pumped up. hit twice going into game 5, all 6 of last night's run came from the long ball. there is no doubt lots of giants fans will be wearing something orange showing their pride at work today, i wear orange every day.

i'm always rooting for them. we're live in san francisco with more of the excitement being felt across the bay area. good morning alex. >> i think a lot of fans still have that pep in their step this morning after that incredible win last night. seeing a lot of people with their giants gear on this morning, and here it is right here. that's the travis shot that i don't think giants fans will forget anytime soon. this is the home run that sent the team back to the world series for the third time, and fans just can't get enough. >> this was the scene after the win last night, giants fans flooded the streets of san francisco. this is what it looked like as the people drove up and down the streets honking their horns and flying their giants flags, there was police out making sure people celebrated in a good way. they say there were no major

issues to report. these celebrations have become a tradition over the past 5 years and this year giants fans feel confident as the team moves forward facing off next week with the kansas city royals in the fall classic. >> i believe all the time, man, we can do it! go giants! >> you never know, kansas city is pretty tough, these guys keep pulling through, they just keep getting the through, pretty amazing. while fans were celebrating the team at graphic sportswears, they had to print 25,000 of the championship shirts. they needed to have some of them ready for the players to put on in the event they won the game, after the walk-off homer the operation there at that warehouse kicked into high gear so they could get more of those shirts out there for fans and all those shirts were boxed

up this morning, they'll be shipped out to giants dugout stores where fans can pick them up later today. th official giants shirts say, we won the pennant. i don't know if they should say, every other year? maybe we'll wait until the world series is over. >> alex, i understand you thought, what was going to happen to all those shirts if they ended up losing? >> we don't like to think about that, right, as a confident giant fans in that event we learned this this morning, they actually have to get rid of them. aparticipantly that's the rule. major league baseball says, you have to get rid of those shirts. they used to send them to other countries, now they burn them. so nobody ever sees them again. >> that's very interesting. thank you, alex. the giants and royals play game one of the world series tuesday in kansas city, they've got the weekend to rest up and

get ready. kansas city, by the way, hasn't even been in the play offs since 1985. they've been undefeated starting with beating the a's. the first pitch is after 5:00, you could see it right here on ktvu channel 2 as well as game 2 which will be at the royals' next wednesday. they'll return to san francisco a week from today next friday. all right. time is 8:07. 25 years ago today, the giants were playing in the world series when the loma prieta earthquake hit california. >> parker at second base, the oakland a's -- wait we're having an earthquake. raise your hand if you remember this? i know you do, you were there at the stadium. 5:04 p.m., 1989, giants and the a's were just about to play game 3 at candlestick, except

this happened. the game was postponed the series did not resume for 10 days. one of the images of loma prieta that nobody could ever forget was this. i saw this and i was on the other side of the country, couldn't believe this, the upper deck of the bay bridge collapsed. one person was killed the bridge was closed for a whole month. that led to the building of the new bay bridge which opened to traffic just last year. coming up at 8:35. we're going to let you hear from a man who was a first responder on that tragic day 25 years ago today. we'll have much more on the loma prieta anniversary coming up at 8:30. our coverage continues online. we have photos and archive video on today's hot topics on ktvu.com. a fraternity year the campus is under fire this morning . we're going to learn

about the serious allegations being made about one particular frat house. >> we're talking about alleged sexual assaults that supposedly took place at this fraternity house, now we knocked on the door here, nobody answered. police say it was a third party who came forward to report that numerous people were sexually assaulted. 5 individuals were reportedly drugged and sexually assaulted at the fraternity house on piedmont avenue near bancroft. they were known as roofies. the incidents were taking place between friday and sunday. the fraternity house is in the city's jurisdiction, and not recognized by the school. 1 student said she received an e-mail about the incidents. >> i was kind of freaked out.

i personally don't go out so it was more not concerned for my safety, just scary that's the thing that happens. a little bit surprised, i know that fraternity doesn't have a reputation of being a safe place to party. this comes after a student was arrested for a sexual assault that occurred at the delta fraternity house. the suspect is accused of raping a woman who could not resist due to intoxication. we've reached out to police and are still awaiting to hear back for comment. i also put in an e-mail to the president of this fraternity to see what they have to say. reporting live from berkeley. ktvu channel 2 news. we're all shocked nobody answered the door at the frat house at 7:00 in the morning, i'm sure they are all studying in the library. our time is 8:10. more coverage of the ebola epidemic just within the hour, we found out that president

obama has appointed a so-called ebola czar. his name, ron claim. a former chief of staff, vice president al gore. he is known for handling a crisis in politics. he was a head democrat lawyer for al gore in the 2013 presidential election recount. recent days president obama has said he was considering appointing someone who could be totally focused on coordinating the u.s. response to the epidemic. we just got an update on the first texas nurse, doctors are saying nina pham is in fair conditions and good spirits. yesterday she released a video thanks her coworkers for their support. >> now it is not easy to understand everything on that video, but ms. pham recorded a tearful message as she was being transferred from the

hospital in dallas texas to the national institutes of health in maryland. she had a tough time saying goodbye to her friends. there are happy tears there. talking about happy tears. telling her friends, come visit me. she flew to a maryland airport late last night, you see her coming off the plane there. they escorted her to a plane to an ambulance that was waiting, that took her to the national institute of health. a short time ago officials said she is resting comfortably, she is interacting with the caregivers and she is eating. 10 nurses have been assigned just to her, 2 of them will be in her room at any given time. the other infected nurse,

she may have been sick a lot longer than first thought. before she went to get treatment, she took a frontier airlines flight from cleveland to dallas on monday. frontier airlines is now getting in contact with as many as 800 passengers who may some how be linked to her. some of them flew on her first flight to cleveland last friday. other people were not on the same flights with her, but they flew on the same plane, days later. also a dallas health care worker who handled a lab specimen, she is on a cruise in the caribbean. she has quarantined herself on the ship. she is being closely watched for signs of infection. so far, no symptoms after 17 days. the u.s. is now planning to bring her and her husband back to the u.s. before her ship finishes the cruise. so, news still coming in about ebola, we'll have a lot

more on our website. a fight near at&t park in 26 minutes the injuries to one of the victims and the reason police need your help. first, changes of twitter after the break. we'll tell you why you can see a lot more tweets on your time line. we have a problem on the bay bridge and it's a speed bump of sorts on the upper deck, just getting on to the bridge is slow, we'll tell you what's happening and what we can find out about if it is going to go away. starting to look like rain, starting to feel like rain, and starting to smell like rain. so where's that rain? it is off the coast, but there is always one little bug, i'll tell you what that is coming up.

more than a third of oakland restaurant workers don't make enough money to feed their own families. that's according to a report released today. the restaurant opportunities centers united calls it the dark side of oakland's restaurant boom. the survey found that 36% often do not have enough money to buy food for themselves and their families. the restaurant group is pushing for an increase in oakland's minimum wage. happening today, apple is taking preorders for its latest ipads. tim cook announced the new ipad air 2 is a faster, slimmer ipad

with touch id, longer battery life, and a gold color option. they introduced the ipad mini 3, and an imac with a retina display. twitter testing something new. twitter is adding tweets based upon the user's interests. based upon the accounts that users follow, the popularity of the tweets. not everybody is seeing these changes but twitter says it may expand it to other users in the future. new this morning starbucks is unveiling a service for customers who don't want to wait in line. the app will let orders to order drinks from their phone and skip the drinks. it will be available nationwide next year. this is part of their plan to expand sales which account for

14% of sales in the u.s. the service initially rolled out with blue bottle coffee in san francisco. time is 8:18. we've been talking about the anniversary of the loma prieta quake. i know you were at the ballpark during the quake, and where were you? i know you're drinking coffee now, i'll give you a chance to swallow. >> i'm getting a little too comfortable on tv. i was covering the world series, i was in an aircraft. when the earthquake happened, the control tower told us, okay, oakland control tower is basically shutting down, we don't feel this is safe. you're on your own. we were under visual flight rules which means look out for other airplanes. i obviously got to see everything from the aircraft we went to the bay bridge, i saw everything. that was the days before we had phones with cameras so we

didn't get any pictures. >> some memory. >> right now, you know, some of these being a lifelong bay area restaurant, i saw a lot of the things that i saw then that we have bay bridge obviously, just a lot of slow traffic getting in and out of the city, let's go ahead and take a look at what we have with the morning commute. are you waiting for me to go to east shore? see if i can get there. we're going to the span here. this is the span. i put the span up so i can draw on it. the traffic seems to be improving on westbound bay bridge coming up through, it seems to be getting better. i don't know what happened, this is what i think is happening. let's go to the toll plaza. can go to the toll plaza? that is what some people are saying, just really is terrible waiting for people to get onto that bridge. 25 to 30 minute delay getting onto that span.

i would suggest taking bart. i got off the phone with my guy at bart, he said there were minor delays on bart, but it is still a great way to get into the city. northbound 101 still a little bit slow, 280 this morning is a decent alternate, 85 is a really good alternate. 8:21. steve, where were you? >> i was at kicu before we owned them, i was on the second floor looking out at the mountains. what i remember most about that, it was calm that day, it was warm to hot. there wasn't a breath of air that day, when we went outside, like the power lines were doing this. it was like one, everybody says, it was earthquake weather that day. there is no such thing. that's what i remember about that. there was not a breath of air. anyway. our director at the time was tom, boy did he freak out. i can't blame him.

mostly cloudy skies, and all right. this system is splitting. one forecast model took the rain out it unless you're up north, fort brag, and we have a lot of cloud cover here, right back there. there is another low forming. if it continues to march eastward, that's good. if it splits right off the bay area, part of it will go south, part will go north, guess what happens, taking a rubber band and stretching it. it weaks. that's what's happening. i'll stay the course before, low 60s for some. waiting for the southerly breeze, happening on the peninsula, also along the coast and south bay to get that south, southeast, 38 in tahoe, this will not be a big deal for them. it will split long before the nevada. and fort brag looks like it is

close, steven, our observer up there hasn't said anything yet. point arena, closed, and i've had reports, it is cold up here. had our first fire of the season, it is cold. you get that cloud cover trapping that cold air for us, this has toswing in. the evening commute could get some light rain, it is late tonight tomorrow, this next system is moving in, i'll go with it for late friday into early saturday, but don't be surprised if a lot of this really falls apart. mostly cloudy, a south breeze is going to be mild everyone is going to be in the 70s. i'll say rain later. 60s for a few, a lot of low to mid-70s, some great sun rise pictures, thank you everybody, it clears out saturday morning. a colder system looks to be on tap for monday and tuesday. this is another one of those dances we do in weather where if it splits all bets are off if it holds we'll get rain.

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arizona's gay marriage ban calling it unconstitutional. a 2008 voter-approved constitutional amendment that outlawed same-sex marriage. last week, the u.s. supreme court declined to hear appeals from several states seeking to retain their bans on same-sex marriage. the move legalized gay marriage in about 30 states. joe biden's youngest son says, he is embarrassed for the actions that led to his being discharged from the u.s. military. 44-year-old hunter biden did not reveal exactly why he was released from the u.s. navy earlier this year. but the wall street journal reports he had tested positive for cocaine. hunter biden had worked as a public affairs officer in the naval reserve. a plea deal for the oakland teenager accused of setting another teenager on fire on a bus. how he'll be punished and how the victim's mother is reacting. and we are live in oakland

this morning, where several people will be remembering 25 years since the loma prieta earthquake. you'll hear from a paramedic who was one of the first responders that day. looking at interstate 880 coming up into downtown oakland, southbound getting to the airport not bad. mostly cloudy skies, some sun breaks or some rain up north, our system might delay that rain or kick it off completely. what? yeah. i'll tell you why coming up.

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remembering this. the 152nd earthquake that changed this region forever, exactly 25 years ago today. our team coverage of the loma prieta earthquake continues this morning. ktvu's brian flores live right now. these are live pictures. brian is in oakland where most of the casualties occurred. brian will tell you how the emergency workers who were among the first to respond how they are marking the anniversary. >> friday, october 17th. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve, interesting weather. >> there is some rain on the north coast, dave, it may take awhile if at all to get here. south wind out ahead of that, mostly cloudy skies, it is going to be mild today, temperatures, 40s, 50s and 60s. if you're up north, you're getting some rain. for us, i'm a little concerned this system may split. when that happens it takes a lot of the energy out, there is already signs of that to the west, we'll stay the coast here, shelter cove, so for some

they are getting some much- needed rain for us it will be a lot of show. here's the back edge of this, a lot of holes in this now. we'll increase in clouds, 40s, 50s and 60s, san francisco is in there. sfo. some areas on the cool side, that breeze will start to ramp up here. north, looks pretty good for rain. a half inch to 3-quarters for some. if this doesn't split we'll see rain tonight if it does, they'll go south and get a lot of clouds if not much else. a higher humidity factor here. 70s for many, a few 60s, really close on the temps. today is going to be a better day in general, there is no play off baseball game, we still have dream force, taking that crowd out of it is going to help us out. let's go to the bay bridge, a little bit of a backup getting onto it because of a

construction plate or something similar towards the exit. everybody is talking about it is slowing down on the bridge, that means your delay times here are about 10 to 15 minutes more than normally are. looking at 40 to 45 instead of 15 to 20 even at this late hour on a friday. kind of unusual. and this is a great alternate route for you, not even all that bad. san jose, we had a couple of crashes northbound 101 is not the freeway, 85 is the freeway. 580 is the freeway, westbound, not looking all that bad. it is unusually light for a friday here. 8:33. let's go back to the desk. as we're been telling you this is the 25th anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake. that deadly single incident, happened on a freeway in oakland. you're talking to one of the first responders to the

collapse of the structure. i remember watching it on tv, brian. >> i do too. dave. just hearing, seeing that video just brings back so many memories. talking to the first responders brings back so many memories for them. we are live here this morning in oakland, station 3, where later on there is going to be a small ceremony for 25 years since the loma prieta earthquake. we're actually half a block away from where the freeway collapsed. if you go along here in oakland, you see a statue that represents twisted columns. there is a line that says 15 seconds,signifying how long that earthquake hit. double-decker freeway that collapsed killing 42 people here, and this morning we spoke with some of the first responders that got to the scene that day as well as oakland residents who remember it like it was yesterday. the worst thing i've had to

deal with up until that point were you know, car accidents, shooting, stabbings, after that, i mean, nothing could be described as to what all this was. i mean, it was like i said, completepandemonium. if you think about it, i feel sad when the people try to jump over the bridge and all that mess. you know, i just feel kind of, just kind of sad a little bit. you know. >> yeah. and happy that i wasn't in it. that you know, it wasn't on the bridge at that time, you know, that i wasn't one of them. disaster experts say the death toll would have been much higher had it not been for the world series. many were at home watching the game between the a's and giants on tv. 60,000 others were at the candlestick park. the lasting image of the damage

on the old bay bridge, one person was killed and the bridge was closed for a month during that time. since then, there have been so many upgrades in changes like the new bay bridge as a result of the earthquake but certainly today will be a time for many to reflect 15 seconds that changed the lives of so many here in the bay area. we're live here in oakland. ktvu, channel 2 news. thank you, appreciate that. meantime at 8:36, 42 people were killed when that double- decker freeway crumbled. one driver describes what happened whence family members visited her in the hospital hours after the structure collapsed. >> my brother sat down on a bed with me and held my hands and said, you've been in an earthquake, i said, oh, that's what it was. i had no idea. i just didn't know what had happened to me at all. the death toll on the structure would have been even higher had it not been for the

1989 world series. a lot of people who normally would have been on the freeway at that time, they were at home watching the a's and the giants on tv. 60,000 others including my colleague, tori campbell, they were at the world series at candlestick park. >> this image from the business times shows then and now look at one block in the district. that area was badly damaged during that earthquake, all the fires that followed, much of the marina is built on former landfill, it gets hits during the break, look at it now afterwards. >> a number of events are planning to mark the anniversary today, there will be a community preparedness event and memorial service at oakland's memorial park on mandala park way. san francisco will hold an

event and honor firefighters. that will be on pier 15. we want to hear your stories and thoughts about the 1989 loma prieta earthquake. post them on our ktvu facebook or twitter page. we have more on our website including photos and archive video from 1989. it is all under today's hot topics and ktvu.com. and san francisco police are asking anyone with information about an assault near at&t park to call police. it happened around 10:00 on the area of third and channel street. a group was fighting when one gunshot was fired. police don't believe anyone was hit by the bullet. and one person suffered a fractured nose and was taken to the hospital. it was you shall clear if this fight had anything to do with the giant's game. a 17-year-old boy has pleaded no contest to last year's brutal attack on an ac

transit bus. richard was charged with setting a skirt on fire. they say it was an attack partly motivated by homophobia. his mother expressed sympathy for thomas. >> we really feel for richard and for his family and because of what seems to have been a childish, impulsive tragic lack of judgment. >> it was a prank. he didn't realize, he didn't appreciate the potential for a grave injury. sasha is now a freshman at massachusetts institute of technology, the student from berkeley has physically recovered from the severe leg burns suffered on that bus last november. time is 8:39. the golden gate buses, they are rolling this morning thanks to

a last of minute break through in contract talks. they had planned to walk picket lines today as part of a contract dispute. late yesterday the bridge district announced a tentative agreement with the union workers, that would have affected more than 20,000 bus riders. yep, that was travis celebrating with his teammates in the clubhouse after their dramatic walk-off victory. the giants heading to the third world series in the past 5 years. they'll play the american league champions the kansas city royals. tickets won't be cheap, tickets for one and two range from $770, that's for standing room, to $13,000. you have to remember, they have not been in the play-offs of

kansas city since '85. tickets range from $572, for standing room only, to, i can't believe this, $110,000 for view reserve outfield. the giants and royals play game one of the world series tuesday in kansas city, you can see it right here on channel 2. first pitch after 5:00. game 2 is next wednesday, also here on ktvu, then the teams return to san francisco for game 3 next friday. so make your plans according toly. somebody was planning ongoing to a game yesterday, a fantastic story. a cardinal fan who came to the rescue of a giants fan who lost her ticket on the way to last night's game. coming up in 16 minutes all the details, this is incredible. reminding everybody what it means to be a true sportsma . first, the controversial ads going up on local buses and why he says, he can't do

anything about it. can we do anything about the traffic that's hanging out on this late friday commute? we can do some alternate routes, how about that. i can tell you what to avoid on the south bay that will make your commute easier. a few sun breaks, the question is will it make it this far south? we'll take a look coming up. [phones rings]

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. a group based in new york is once again paying for controversial ads criticizing muslims and will plaster them all over buses. last year that same group, the american freedom defense initiative paid for these ads for what it calls an anti-g ihad awareness campaign. new ads will soon be on 100 buses. they say even though muslim groups don't like it, it cannot legally refuse to show those ads. >> people are offended and you know, we have to abide by the first amendment. it says it will counteract those messages with public service ads promoting peace, love, and tolerance. and the traffic for us,

been kind of an interesting morning. i think the bridge thing has really thrown people off tori and gave, coming in to san francisco. we're looking at slow traffic; going to start there with a lot of slow traffic on 101, you have a good alternate on 85. let's look at 880 northbound, continues to slow to about the bring wall. bay bridge plaza. still 30 to 45 minutes because of slow traffic on that upper deck. we have a lot of clouds, some sun breaks here there are some areas of rain to the north, and especially on the north coast. this system is trying unfortunately it might be splitting, if that's the case, it is going to take a lot of that rain away from us. it will be 2 parts to this system, one to the north, our area will spin in a lot of clouds, the system we're waiting for is still back here, has a ways to go. on the north coast half inch of rain maybe some more for some, we'll take any kind of rain we

can get. more show than go here for awhile. this system, again, right back here you're seeing some development and if it splits it will start to drive towards southern california, if it splits off the coast we have no chance forever. if it splits over us, it might not be until rain tonight. clouds are rolling in, some of that moving in to the north, that's the greatest focus for some presip. our focus off the shore. it is wrapping upright there forming that low, mostly cloudy, partly sunny morning forecast, south breeze means it is on the mild side, golf, tennis, late this afternoon tonight, maybe some of that rain might make it. looking for a lot of 70s on these temps, a lot of humidity, that could be a mild pattern for many as well. don't cancel any plans here if anything happens it will be late tonight early saturday, sunday looks good, next system, probably a little better. sounds like you're saying

don't get your hopes up. when they split, that just don't go well. all right. still ahead, was it a trick or a treat? wait until you hear about a prank that happened in a neighborhood that for some was definitely not a hoot. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready

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. he plays himself in fox's new comedy, not exactly his life, as he puts it, how his life feels as a comedian looking for his big break. his life changes dramatically, he turned a host who is played by martin short. and hejoins us live from los angeles with more on the show, and you're book that's coming up. great to talk to you. >> good morning, pam. tell me, mulaney, the life of a stand-up comedian. and you're a former stand-up comedian and game show host in the show. how much of this can you relate to? >> well, i can relate to seeing how hard john works as a writer

and as a stand-up and his focus and his drive to make it better and better, i can hopefully relate to because i've been in those conditions. i was never actually a stand up. and saturday night live, of course. >> i can certainly, you know, john is a huge talent and kind of a great hang with him. >> now, your character is a bit excentric, inappropriate, selfabsorbed. >> it is just me, myself. and self absorbed people are what people have to go through with your boss. look at your boss, would you not say your boss is self

absorbed? >> no, my boss is perfect. >> i see, someone has a mortgage. >> we're all a little self absorbed. right? we also have a book -- not me. >> you also have a bookcoming out, my life as a humble comedy legend. you have a movie coming out. you are very busy. what made you write a book? >> i thought it just seemed like it was time for me to try to put all these, like i've had so many stories and so manyencounters with fabulous, legendary people also work with great talented people and have been doing it long enough that i realize there was a story there, i'm talking about the how one keeps happy in a world that has ups and downs. that sounds like a nice lesson for all of us to take in. so you mentioned saturday night live and you worked with steve

martin, one of my favorite roles that you've played on the father of the bride. do you have a favorite moment? kind of something you always think back of laugh on in particular? >> oh, i think, i have a million favorite moments. as an actor in movies, you don't control what the end result is, what you'll end up saying. you control what you can control which is today you shoot that scene. and i like to work in you know, harmony and laughter and looseness and try as many takes and wheezeel as many extra takes as i can under the director, i feel i've done what i had to do and if they are going to make it great or not, it is up to them a couple of months later. well mulaney, the new show looks like that. it looks like there is some funny stories behind the scenes. martin short in los angeles, have a great day, mulaney is the show on fox, his

new box coming out november 4th. i loved him in father of the bride, very funny. 8:54. a mountain lion siting has many parents on edge. it was spotted at 7:45 tuesday night on the soccer fields at william's elementary school. a parent saw the big cat and called police. another neighbor spotted one just a few miles away. the school sent out an e-mail telling people to be cautious, this siting was just blocks from where another mountain lion was spotted on the roof of someone's car. a prank involving the hooters restaurant chain caused quite a stir. take a look this notice was posted outside of an empty bar, letting the neighbors know a hooters would open soon. the restaurant blog now reports that was a fake sign. and no application has been filed for a hooters.

well it was a tense rivalry at at&t park between the cardinals and the giants, one cardinals fans came to a rescue when a giants fan needed him the most. take off the jersey! hurry up! yeah! >> there he goes! he took this video after a woman blew her game 5 ticket out of her hand into the water that's when a cardinals fan jumped into the water to get the ticket. >> a cardinals fan came down from the rocks took his shoes off, went on and get her, ticket, it was a great story with a giant's theme. the woman thanked the man, both continued their journey on the ferry and attended the game. >> we really have to find him.

i don't know i hope she knows to hold on really tightly to her ticket. it is 8:56. you would have done that. you're that kind of guy. >> i'd like to thank so. >> pretty cold out there, though. >> let's go to 880 north and southbound. southbound traffic looks good getting passed the coliseum. when you get to the bay bridge plaza, you'll see a backup of 30 to 45minutes, maybe a little bit longer before the san francisco exit, it's been slowing everyone down, we should be much lighter than we are at this time but we're not, give yourself plenty of time to cross the bridge. >> still have a lot of slowing on 101, but 85 is a good alternate. mostly cloudy, rain north but not here, if it makes it, it will be late tonight, early tomorrow morning. nice on sunday, next system monday night, tuesday. tori is ready to start

wearing her autumn clothes. >> next tuesday, i think, tori. get the sweaters out. that's our report for this morning, we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. watch us for more on the giants as they get ready for another world series, lots of preparation as they head out to kansas city, don't forget game one will be on tuesday right here on ktvu's channel 2. thanks for joining us.

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