>> this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> uc berkeley quiet tonight, amid reports of students drugged by fraternity brothers, i'm frank somerville. >> police received reports of frat house druggings and sexual assaults. new information tonight from ktvu's patti lee, what's the latest on the investigation tonight? >> reporter: the campus police sent it to the city and berkeley police in the afternoon, sitting with the victims of some of the

alleged assaults. the delta cappa ep si lom is quiet tonight, five people given a date rape drug and sexually assaulted, one person coming forward. no comment from the fraternity leadership, but outside members of this group scoffed at the allegations. >> you think it's great that you guys are reporting your time on something that hasn't been dealt with yet. >> reporter: a second alert came from a fraternity member. he claims he'd been sexually assaulted by another fraternity member, and that there may be more victims. >> we encourage all people to come forward, any victims, absolutely come forward or witnesses of that matter, anybody, if you've witnessed a crime or made a victim of a crime, we're going to take that seriously and take a report. >> reporter: uc berkeley also

scrutinized for its handling of allegations, two audits on the way. >> and see what's going on, and find it unbelievable. yeah, pretty shameful. >> reporter: students say the scrutiny may tarnish the school's reputation. but in the long run, could secure campus safety. >> brought to light, i think that's good, so that people are more cautious about it and people know they can't get away with doing things like that. >> reporter: both members of sore yorts sororities and fraternities wouldn't give interviews but they think the greek systems are under attack. a berkeley student of sexual assaulting a student following an attack last month has been cleared of any wrong doing. >> innocence, the system worked. and we also want to thank jane doe for her cooperation in this matter. >> the charges against quilling

stand from a liaison that happened september 27 at delta epsilom fraternity. after talking to the alleged victim, they determined no crime had occurred. a california highway patrol sergeant has been arrested on felony charges of child pornography. 49-year-old sergeant eric lund now free on $115,000 bail. lund has been stripped of his police authority and placed on administrative leave. police in vacaville say his arrest happened at the chp office, what we're showing you here is his mugshot, a search of his personal car turned up an external hard drive that contained child pornography videos. now to sonoma county, investigating a deadly stabbing after responding to a fight between a man and a woman, happened near petaluma on marshall avenue near shady lane, it appears the two knew each other, just speaking to a

sergeant about what happened. >> reporter: well, investigators told us just a short time ago that a knife was recovered at the scene, and that these were two people who were in a fight for their lives. neighbors heard sirens and saw crews rushing to marshall lane, a witness reported hearing screaming and seeing a man and woman fighting. >> bicyclists were cycling by and called because he thought they were in a struggle, our deputies got there, saw there were two victims, a man and a woman on the ground and they suffered multiple stab wounds. >> reporter: deputies say the man was pronounced dead at the scene, the woman rushed to the hospital in to surgery. >> it is a very, very unusual circumstance, especially having two people stabbed, one of them dead and not have a third person, you would think there would be someone, um, you know, some other way to explain it, we really don't know the motive yet. >> reporter: investigators say there was concern initially as a car with a safety seat was found

close by, but has since said the child was located unhurt. neighbors still have a lot of questions tonight. >> you know, it's, pretty exciting for a rural neighborhood to have something going on, but the bottom line is somebody died today and that's truly sad that someone, that that happened. >> reporter: also, just a few minutes ago, deputies confirmed the victim is now out of surgery after suffering numerous defensive wounds, they also wanted to assure the community that there is no threat to public safety. we're live in santa rosa, cara liu, ktvu channel 2. now for the weather, the time lapse from our cameras outside the studios showing the clouds moving in but not much coming from them, see. ktvu bill martin, not bringing as much as we need. >> yeah, offshore, the clouds west of us and you do see some

clouds, cirrous cloud cover but not hitting our area, coming closer, we have reports of lightning and thunder offshore, as we mentioned last night, the showers mainly staying authority, i haven't had reports of showers anywhere in the bay area, as we go in to the evening hours, i suspect some of this activity will start to move in the bay along the coast and in the northern part of the bay area, this is not a major system by any means, it's falling apart rapidly as we look at the computer model, 2:00 a.m., these showers come in and in the morning hour, weak system for sure, that model all the way through the rest tomorrow, more rain which wants to show up early next week, see you back here. >> be sure to follow bill and the rest of our weather team online, the posting updates on the conditions across the bay area on twitter and facebook. san francisco giant fans still believing. tonight, the team is world series bound and fans and police are getting ready. it all starts next tuesday in

kansas city, and the last two times the giants went to the world series, they won! >> how could we forget. deborah live in the city with the planning process, that's now underway, debora. >> reporter: both times, the giants won on the road in arlington, texas, and then detroit. but streets here were mobbed and there were problems, police don't want to be blindsided again. with last night's win, the [ indiscernible ] is in hand. fans wonder, will two trophies become three? and this market owner wonders if thiz his neighborhood will be trashed again. >> it was bad. >> reporter: two years ago, dozens of people were arrested, fires were set, cars flipped and businesses vandalized, an muni

bus was almost torched. >> the mayor wants the city to remain intact and, we did learn from that. >> reporter: police are now deep in planning mode. >> we can always, um, you know, look back and see what we should've done, what we shouldn't have done, we need to look forward and see what we can continue to do that works. >> reporter: picking up garbage cans early so they're not fuel for bonfires, rerouting muni and taking electrified buses off line so they're not targets. and the civic center, it might be abandoned since it became a starting point for thousands of people to start roaming. >> it's about pride and spirit, the things you can't legislate. >> reporter: watching the joints clinch [ indiscernible ] admits games are more fun for him now than when he was mayor in 2010, and riot squads have to deal with crowds. >> i was worried with the bleachers, and now, i just call ahead any time there's a

problem. >> reporter: going back to its super bowl hey day, san francisco has plenty of experience. controlling celebratory crowds. this time around, officers plan to deploy earlier than ever to curb excessive alcohol. and there will be more mobile than ever, ready to pounce once the fireworks give way to firecrackers. >> i don't understand why, if you're happy, why are you going to break things? keep it the way it is. keep it clean. keep the mission clean. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and since drinking and rowdy behavior are often a problem inside the park as well, expect sfpd to put officers in the stadium undercover dressed like fans during games to keep it safe for everyone. reporting live in san francisco, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2. a grammy winning song put on pause until the world series is

over. ♪ never be royal! it's running in our blood ♪ that's the last time you'll hear that, lorde's 2013 pop hit royals no longer being played on two bay area radio stations, that is of course, because the giants are set to play the royals for all the marbles, ko 5 ot says they will not air until the royals are out of the picture. and here's the baseball, travis ishikawa will likely keep for a long time, this is a picture of him kissing the homerun ball, a long time giants fan from oak dale near modesto caught the ball and decided he'd give it back. the world series schedule, the giants and royals will get underway next tuesday in kansas city, first pitch is just after 5:00 with all the games being televised right here on ktvu channel 2, game two is set for wednesday, the two teams then come to san francisco for game three on friday.

stories of loss and survival, 25 years after the cypress freeway collapse. >> it was horrific. >> all in good fun or just poor taste? >> it's just not funny. >> it's inappropriate. >> the demand for a controversial halloween costume. and next, quality prices at the pump, we look as what's driving the drop and the cheapest places to buy gas in the bay area.

new video tonight, fire crews working to save a man in aranda, the two cars collided and crashed in to an embankment, crews had to use the jaws of life to rescue one of the drivers, they removed the roof of the car to get to him, the crash happened around 7:30 tonight on fish rash road just off of highway 24, and we're told that both drivers were injured in that collision. new developments tonight in the fight against ebola. the president appointed an ebola czar to coordinate the response from various federal agencies. ron klain is a former chief of staff for vice president joe biden and al gore. republicans criticized the employment saying he does not have medical experience, but the white house says his expertise in handling fast moving situations is what's needed. >> somebody like mr. klain, who has a strong management track record, both inside government and in the private sector is the right person for the job. >> the cdc plans to issue new

guidelines for medical workers after two nurses were infected with ebola while taking care of a man who later died. meanwhile another hospital worker from dallas is now self-quarantined on a cruise ship she handled an ebola lab specimen but not showing any signs of infection, the cruise ship is returning to galveston after authorities in belize and mexico refused to allow it to dock. nurse nina pham's condition downgraded from good to fair, but stable. institutes of health yesterday, showed you video of her getting emotional before leaving the hospital. doctors say the trip and the disease take a toll, but that pham is resting comfortably. a drop in oil prices is paying dividends for drivers as gas prices have dropped to their lowest prices in four years, gal yonch gas is below $3 now in some parts of the country.

new at 10:00, ken pritchett is in emoriville, with how long it will last. >> reporter: you can get a gallon of $3.55, below the bay air average, and you can find it cheaper than that. $3.15. according to gasbuddy.com, that's as cheap it as it gets. here is the arco station on redwood highway, a place shannon keeps a close eye on. >> everyday when i drive past, i look to see where i'm at and today is the cheapest i've seen it, thus far. >> she's not alone, one car after another with drivers in the know. is it always this way? >> yeah! [ laughter ] >> it has been going down almost every week. >> reporter: aaa says gas prices have dropped in the last month down $.25, almost a penny a day. >> financially it helped you a lot. >> reporter: the national average $3 to $.19, $3.59, a

gallon, the bay area averages $3.51 for regular. but what's behind the drop? experts say reduced consumption by consumers, more production mt u.s. and a worldwide glut are keeping oil prices down. >> for every dollar that crude oil falls, two and a half cents at the pump, $2 drop is $.02. >> reporter: the national average is expect to do drop below $3 a gallon. >> i'm hopeful. >> i've seen it go down over the years, ait always goes back up. >> reporter: some hope to continue to drop or stay low through the busy weekend, but meeting in the end of november and that organization may choose to try to increase the price of crude. in emoryville, ken pritchett. the dow rose 263 points, nasdaq was up 41, strong

corporate earnings offset concerns about ebola and global economic weakness, still, it's been a rough month for stocks in the past four weeks, the dow industrial lost 885 points, with losses starting to accelerate about a week and a half ago. 25 years ago much like today, the bay area was focused on baseball between the giants and the a's, and then came the loma earthquake, dozens of people were killed and damage climbed into the billions of dollars, how the bay area is reflecting now and also preparing for the next big quake. >> reporter: children too young to remember played at this oakland preparedness display today. >> right now! >> reporter: right where the double deck freeway collapsed. >> it was devastating. we heard the sound, it was unbelievable. it was like a big rumble.

>> reporter: 4,000 feet of 880 freeway, the cypress street viaduct pancaked and crushing occupants, neighbors remember climbing into the still shaking structure. >> pulling people out, doing anything they can. it was pretty horrific. >> reporter: across the bay in san francisco, fires broke out from broken gas mains, buildings collapsed to their foundations. a section of the bay bridge fell, killing one driver but oakland took the brunt of the human toll. >> killed 67 people, 42 of them were a result of the cypress freeway collapse. >> reporter: a somber memorial today reminding people what the earth did to a community. >> the first thing you felt was the eerie stench of death and the quiet, it was so quiet, it was almost frightening. >> reporter: the tragedy forged new alliances, the community successfully fought, rebuilding the tri. >> instead we have a beautiful

park, where you can see families walking with their dogs and children playing in the community that has too little open space. >> reporter: the new bay bridge stands as a prominent reminder we are in earthquake country, it was built, of course, partly as a result of loma prietta, scientists are quick to point out, not a matter of if, but when it hits the area. >> i remember being at the cypress structure couple days after the earthquake, and you could see some of the cars that had been crushed and it was just, so, sobering to think of the people who were still trapped inside or in many cases, the people who had been killed, it was really manage to see when you see it firsthand. >> i was at home in livermore like a lot of us were, trying to watch the world series, and in livermore, it wasn't that violent of an earthquake, on my facebook page today i heard from a couple people who were far away from the center, i know tony said it was a good shake

but then you trace these comments down farther south closer to santa cruz, jack from sunnyville saying it was shaking like crazy. >> reporter: i was over at nbc, an intern, a live shot from mark thompson, the old weather guy there, iowa setting him up, and i was able to look out across the city, and the thing i remember most is the buildings, the high rise. >> you could really see those. >> reporter: you could literally see them going like this, the cars bouncing, all the car dealerships there, the windows broke, all the car alarms, starting to go off, a weird sound, the cars started bouncing, got off in high off the ground, 13 seconds, one of those. anyway, yeah, vivid memory, everybody's got something to say about that day. for us right there, showers are breaking apart, i did talk about it last night, this thing is real weak proving itself to be that, a split in the flow and

this weak frontal, where the system is, just splitting this in two, most of the energy, the dynamics and drive them in humboldt, mendocino, light scattered showers, i suspect drizzle along the coast tonight in to san francisco and in the hills above mar and beach, i don't think we'll see more than that, your bay area weekend is going to be boofl, mild side and as we look at the computer model, let's take a look here, you can see rain showers at 5:00 a.m., lingering offshore, 7:00 a.m., now watch this, 10:00 a.m. noon goes away, fog comes back, it's a nonevent, that's number two, first one was weak, this one weaker, number three shows up and it looks stronger, fortunately, i'll see you here after the break. >> thank you, bill. a warning about contaminated

water from marin county health officials, white house cool county park and lawson's landing. the county health department says tests found elevated contamination in the water, from sewage or wildlife fecal contamination. a great grandmother seriously injured in a hit and run crash. >> the car didn't slow at all. >> the family's plea to the driver and also the news they don't want to break to the victim. and later we're following developing news, two hurricanes, one in the atlantic, one in the pacific and both are headed to resort island. we'll have the latest tracking for the storms.

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may have to lose her arm after being run over in a crosswalk. >> that happened in a neighborhood where there are two homes for senior citizens and katie tells us, the intersection is well-known for speeding. >> and i said oh god. >> reporter: people who live along vallejo's street know to cross. yumali made her attempt. >> she, pushed the button, was about to cross, she was already almost to the middle, if you can see how fast the cars are driving. she was already almost to the middle, two cars were coming, and one just hit her. >> reporter: witnesses still shaken more than a week after the october 8 collision, didn't want their faces shown. >> on the side and just throw her over, she went up in the air, and went and came down. the cars didn't even slow at all. >> reporter: yumali, a seamstress who lived at one of

the two nearby senior living facilities still in the hospital. >> no one has the heart to break the news to her, there's a possibility she may lose her left arm. >> reporter: i tried to cross the street but a driver looked me in the eye and refused to slow down, cars speed by her, it's a dangerous combination with elderly pedestrians. as the hit and run driver sped off, others tried to go around the scene before police arrived. >> she was trying to get up but she couldn't, some people stopped to see her, traffic slowed, still trying to go by. >> reporter: investigators plan to interview her in the hospital, now that she's conscious. because so far, they have little to work with. >> it was kind of like, a small car, more sporty looking, i would think, but i'm not sure about it. >> reporter: meanwhile, her family is offering a cash reward for information that leads to an arrest. >> just, please come forward. please come forward. we just want answers. >> reporter: in vallejo, katie utis, ktvu channel 2. san francisco police tonight are warning about a scam that targets members of the city's

chinese community, they say in one case, a woman lost $120,000 in cash and jewelry. investigators say they're looking for this woman, they say that the scam artist convinced the victim to bring her valuables to a location so that they can be blessed, saying that the blessing would break a curse that's bringing harm to her loved ones. investigators say the scammers then swapped the valuables with a bag containing worthless items and then make off with the valuables. there are three suspects in all, and all of them speak cantonese. starting this weekend, user of snap chat will see ads, won't be putting ads in users' feeds, it won't use members' data to target ads, the ads will show up as a snap chat message when the user would need to click to open. companies such as taco bell, mcdonald's, already use snap chat to reach out to customers. bumps on the road in the bay bridge. >> it wasn't cool, it's a hazard.

>> we'll tell you what's slowing down the commute in the san francisco and why it won't be fixed for months. plus, topical or in bad taste, the popular costume causing controversy this halloween. and you can get ktvu news to go, download the app, and you can watch all the newscasts live on your mobile device.

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90% of bermuda has lost power. and in the pacific, people in hawaii are preparing for hurricane ana, the national weather service says it should pass south of the big island sometime tonight, ana is a category one storm with maximum sustained winds of 75 miles an hour. hurricane season lasts from june till november, these storms are to be expected. >> bill martin back with us again, can you show us how these are tracking? >> i got the latest gonzalo up, that's the big one, slow atlantic hurricane season, and here comes gonzalo, it's a strong category two, already moved over the bermuda islands, if you look at the imagery, the eye passes right over here in the last hour or so, still a category two, a strong storm, it's moving away from bermuda, which is good news. now, here comes system number two, hurricane ana, it just got updated to a hurricane today, and as it does, category one hurricane, it's going to move to the south of the island, some

really good news for the folks out on kauai and hawaii, bermuda is breaking out o a, saturday and sunday, that rain chance back in the five-day forecast, got the fingers crossed. the drive in to san francisco across the bay bridge has been painfully slow for commuters over the last couple days, david stevenson shows us traffic is inching along because of a tall bump in the road. >> reporter: bay bridge commuters are complaining about a longer -- >> i was came in early. >> reporter: bumpy ride. >> like bam! >> reporter: all thanks to these. two one and a half inch steel plates, spanning lanes of the fremont street exit. they were put in place wednesday night, part ave project to

replace six expansion joints that alout deck to move back and forth. >> we noticed cracking in the bridge decks and that's usually an indication that the expansion is failing. >> reporter: the expansion is done at night but daytime video from chopper two shows how the giant metal band-aids are causing traffic. >> at the height of the commute this morning, people when they're not used to encountering them, they go out there and they slow, sometimes to a stop. >> reporter: came across the bridge around 6:30 and it was backed up across the lanes. drivers can drive over the tapered plates at 50 miles an hour, the current speed limit without damaging their cars. >> it's a hazard. >> reporter: he can't wait for the work to be done, he nearly rear ended a car this morning. >> the car stopped over, it was bumping, and it shake my whole front end. >> reporter: cal transsays the commute should speed up as they get used to the steel plates, completed in late december.

in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2. the man accused of fondling girls at a walmart and target store indicted today, 20-year-old christopher german, he was spotted on store security monday night, wearing the same black shirt and red tie at work. prosecutors have now charged him with two felony counts of lewd acts with a child. republican candidate kashkari digging in to his own pockets to support his own campaign for governor of california. we caught up with kashkari in san mateo, campaigning to unseat governor brown, he says he's contributing another $1 million of his own money to his campaign, put in more than $2 million. as of september 30, kashkari has

$680,000 and has since raised $400,000. by comparison, governor brown had more than $23 million. well, you know it was bound to happen. some people are turning the ebola situation in to halloween costumes. ktvu's claudine wong found out the hazmat suit may turn out to be this year's most controversial costume. >> reporter: halloween is creeping closer. >> about to get crazy. >> reporter: and the search for the perfect costume is underway. >> betelgeuese, i had a guy come in, that was interesting. >> reporter: from zombies to wizards. >> harry potter, with wand. >> reporter: it's scary, funny, and then there's this. and then this right here, what was up here? >> this was where the heisenberg costume was, the yellow hazmat suit with face mask and a ventilation suit. >> reporter: it sold out in just a few days. >> like, we got it probably last week, and i had people call in

about it like, they were waiting on it. >> reporter: but is it the hot item because of the popular show breaking bad or is it because of ebola? >> i would definitely say it's not nice. >> reporter: as you might imagine, there's been a bit of a backlash. >> no matter how much time goes by, it's going to be too soon for something that hurts people. >> it's not great. like, don't do that. yeah, my friend came up to me, yeah, i'm going to dress up like this, no, you're not. >> reporter: people we talked to say they hope people don't do it, instead, be sexy. >> self-explanatory. >> reporter: it's a family show, what are you doing? >> oh! be cool, like a fashionable bad wolf. >> reporter: cute. >> mermaids and avatar. >> reporter: just be something else. in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2. we've got some rain on the radar tonight, stronger system could bring heavier amounts to

your backyard. but first, bay area marijuana clubs closing their doors, the new rules shutting down several businesses.

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denburg, orbiting earth on a classified mission, the air force won't say anything about what it was doing and says it was an experimental test missile, no comment. dropping to its lowest level in more than six years, the employment development department says the jobless rate in california fell to 7.3% in september. last year, at this time it was 8.8%. since last year, california has already added almost 300,000 new jobs. arizona and alaska today became the latest states to legally recognize same-sex marriage, the list has grown in recent days, following a series of federal court rulings striking down bans on gay marriage. today the supreme court turned down alaska's request to block gay marriage there and in arizona, a u.s. district judge today ordered the ban on gay marriage be lifted in that state. the total number of states that allow gay and

lesbian couples to marry is now 31. today was the last day for medical marijuana dispense ris in san jose to apply for an operating permit under sweeping new city regulations. san jose says it will begin enforcement of new rules targeting the dispensaries in the country, some scrambled to turn in their applications, but others like the all american cannabis club are shutting down, saying they can't meet the requirements of the sweeping new zoning regulations. >> kind of sad. you know, it's, a lot of work, we were here for a long time, you know, just had to shut down. >> the founder dave hodges says he just can't comply with the new rules. city officials are estimating once everything is said and done, 20 marijuana clubs left in san jose. the bay area family reuniting after months apart,

the emotional reunion they thought wouldn't happen, and how this is shedding light on an important issue. and light showers expected tonight and a chance for rain just ahead, bill martin with the complete forecast. plus, the president's credit card declined, what he says happened and how the first lady came to the rescue.

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it's a family reunion some thought would never happen after threats, violence, and then capture by the border patrol. but tonight, a girl from san francisco has been reunited with her father. immigration officials decided to release her dad just one day before he was set to be deported. >> ktvu jana kasuyama, why friends say they nearly gave up

hope. >> reporter: shortly after 6:00 in san francisco, some called a miracle in the mission. a family reunited. >> happy. >> reporter: and an 8-year-old girl whose birthday wish came true. nicole held tight to her father, ri cardio-martinez who stood by with his wife for the first time in nine months. their relatives and friends circling with words of love and relief, he was scheduled for deportation yet to guatemala. martinez, fighting tears, told his story. his family left san francisco in 2007 to care for his dying mother in guatemala, living peacefully on a small farm until last year, when they say they were targeted by armed thugs. >> getting death threats and shot at. >> reporter: nicole, an american citizen was sent to her grandmother in san francisco, amelite and ricardo tried to return but were caught.

>> it was a relief when they saw immigration, they were afraid for their life. >> reporter: she was granted freedom but he was taken to a detention center. nicole went to say goodbye. >> she was crying asking to tell her father goodbye, they can't do it, they don't let anybody touch the prisoners. >> reporter: it was three days later when an attorney called in tear toz say immigration rishls reversed their course. >> thankful to the kindness of the community and god's miracle, i'm here with my family. >> reporter: although martinez is in san francisco tonight, his case pending with officials, he's ply "a" plied for -- applied for a new visa. police in hong kong went on the offensive against pro

democracy protesters. police used batons and pepper spray to drive the protesters from a key shopping district, hong kong's leader had said is it was time for the demonstrators to go, and after the clashes, the protesters did leave, but then returned several hours later, the demonstrators are objecting to beijing's insistence on preselecting candidates for hong kong's government. those kidnapped nigerian girls may be coming home soon, after they were abducted six months ago. the government of nigeria announced it has reached a cease-fire with boko haram militants holding some 200 girls. nigerian officials say they are cautiously optimistic the girls will be freed but there's been no confirmation from boko haram, the islamic militants have been waging war for five years now. today we learned that the president recently had a little problem with his credit card while he was out to dinner with the first lady in new york. the problem is, when he went to pay, his credit card was declined. >> my card was rejected.

[ laughter ] turned out, i don't use them that much, they thought it was fraudulent. >> the president said his wife saved the day by pulling out her own credit card, the president told the story as he signed an executive order, it requires government-issued debit and credit cards to use microchip technology rather than the current magnetic strip. we have for this friday, warmer than yesterday, upper 70s, warmer, not much cloud cover today, that main system just staying offshore, 77 in livermore the high today, 75 morgan hill 72 antioch and 70 pacifica, so pretty much even on the temperatures, there's those showers, and they're really not doing much, are they? even the green is coming in over the top of us like say out there on this area here, i don't think any of it is hitting the ground, no reports, but we do have rain up here, on the south end,

chance for light sprinkles overnight in the morning hours and then it's done, we get a nice free weekend ahead, the winds are calm out there, sometimes that's a good indication, often good indication with a weak weather system, because the winds, south winds right now, you go okay, this system's got legs but the winds are calm or basically calm out in livermore, san jose got a little bit of a south wind, mountain view, three miles an hour, a weak system and it's falling apart. remember, it just split in two when they do that, game over pretty much for significant rainfall, unless you're in northern california. so, the rain kind of moves out or, what rain we wish we had in northern california, that main system moves out, tonight, maybe a sprinkle, tomorrow morning, i don't think so. saturday looks like a good day overall, going to be mostly sunny and mild, the forecast model lays up like this, saturday at 6:00, there's your sunday, looks good, here comes next system. and that shows up on monday, kind of morning-ish, saturday night, monday morning, some showers there, still weak, but

it's something, right? and maybe it will develop, still develop, the mountains will get a little bit of rain, more on monday evening and it's over. so, the forecast for tomorrow, and sunday just like this, you can take these temperatures for saturday, roll them in to your sunday, because they're going to be similar, lots of 70s, i think the coast will have some nice conditions this weekend because the fog is not a major player, san bruno, 75 in menlo park, a little bit of chance in the morning but don't sweat that weekend looks good, rain chances on monday, pretty much look much better, maybe 0.10 of an inch, quarter inch. >> well, got to happen sometime. all about the giants of course here in the bay area, but you lucky ducks are getting on a plane to get to kansas city very soon. >> starting to come down from last night and then off to kc. so definitely looking forward to

that, getting the adrenaline rolling, any electronic device today, you no doubt have the image of travis ishikawa's walkoff indelibly etched in your mind and truly a san francisco moment, but not to forget, two other guys who helped the giants break out of they are homerunless funk out of the series, ricky his two run shot, and then at the bottom of the eighth, this shot, morris delivers a pinch hit blast to left, tied the score, 3-3. the giants gone 242 consecutive plate appearances without a homer and when morris connected, it seep -- seemed to take the pressure off that memorial evening and asked him exactly what that moment felt like for him. >> well, it's a feeling, it's tough to put in words. you know, i hit the sweet spot of the bat, and, you know, i was just, um, you know, it was unreal. unreal pinch hitting, like i was

saying, it's such a tough gig, and, you know, the role that i kind of see myself in, you know, i feel like if anybody can do it, i can do it. for them to have faith in me, put me in big situations like that, it says a lot about this team, you know, we always fight back, and you never know what's going to happen until last out and i think we proved that. >> just a little bit of emotion going on there, hey, even tonight, warriors exhibition game as a world series tilt, they're playing the miami heat, neutral site, kansas city, missouri of all places as you might expect, the league champions dyeson, and perez on hand to see the heat without lebron, take it to the warriors, bosh that's what you call your high percentage shot he led with 21, the warriors like to break it and curry will send it the other way, watch it go behind

the back, thompson to put it down 29 points, in the 4th quarter, the warriors with a slim lead, up two, mario chalmers will hit three, outside, mario, there it is. bam! heat, come from behind, take it from there, 115-108. seattle sending one of their big names packing, the mighty trojans of petaluma lay it on thick against the league rise, sports part two next.

the high school football game of the week brought to you by xfinity and your mazda dealers. >> they were not on the big end of that equation, petaluma high throttles them in what turns out to be a one sided affair of the west side under the lights of my alma mater, petaluma high and they do love ktvu channel 2, emblazoned in the grass, first touchdown, eddie taylor, 21 yards scamper, he's gone, nobody will touch him and quickly, 7-0,

built it to 14-0, petaluma on the come on, brandon white slinging it for harrison royal, 35 touchdown, trojans 28-20 and now quarterback steve picked off by mike, gone, pick six, 40 yards, 42-20, and petaluma, the purple power of the north bay, greg thomas breaks free, he is gone, 49-26, petaluma. does everybody proud up there. outside there. that's the sporting life, percy harvin by the way traded to the new york jets for a draft choice, harvin a big star, breakaway threat but a little trouble in the locker room, pete carroll sends him packing. seahawks aren't quite as dominant. good news for the 49ers. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us tonight, our coverage continues online at ktvu.com, see you later. >> good night.

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