we're getting our first look this morning as some of the guidelines the cdc wants all healthcare workers to follow to prevent the spread of ebola. >> one person dead, another in critical condition. the questions that police still have surrounding their investigation. and hiring thousands of workers just in time for the holidays. where you could go today if you are searching for a job. mornings on 2 starts now. well good morning to you. welcome to mornings on 2, this saturday october 18. i'm claudine wong.

>> i'm mike mibach. not the sunniest of mornings out there, but of course that does not mean you cannot have a good time out there. we'll check in with rosemary right now to see how we are looking out there. just a little overcast. >> you're right to start the day. by the afternoon we'll be sunny with nice weather coming our way. it'll be a mild one. want to give you a look out the doors this morning where yes, pointing into san francisco as you can see mostly cloudy skies. at least over parts of the pay. partly cloudy to mostly clear in some areas as i would want to start with the radar as it is really hard to tell. not picking up on anything right now with a very weak system washing out over california. if i show you the cloud and rain forecast, notice what is going on there right off the coastline with a few scattered showers remaining off the coastline, leaving in the slightest possibility, maybe a little drizzle this morning and that's about it, partly cloudy, and we're looking at nice conditions for the afternoon. 50 degrees right now, outside your door at walnut creek and napa.

and santa rosa, a lot warmer to start your mornings. 61 about 14-degree difference from where we started yesterday morning. with the clouds in place and the moist air in place that we do have temperatures anywhere from three to five degrees warmer than yesterday for most. and areas like santa rosa, a whole lot warmer as you may notice that getting out this morning for your afternoon, take a look at these numbers for san francisco this afternoon. 73 in san mateo, partly cloudy. around the bay a lot of 70s, the low to to mid-70 -- the low to mid-70s up 77. and up 76 in livermore into the north bay with great weather coming your way in santa rosa to the half moon bay at the pumpkin fest with a great look for you. and to start with more rain in that extended forecast. a nice line up coming up for you. new this morning, president obama is stepping up his efforts to ease fear about the e moe la epidemic.

in his weekly address, they would outline their steps as the administration is taking to stop the spread of the virus. the cdc have formed rapid response teams that could deploy quickly. the measures are up and running at five u.s. airports, with the majority of the travelers. but in his speech he made it clear that he would not cut ties, calling travelrestrictions, counterproductive. >> and before it spreads even wider and becomes even more difficult to contain. >> and the president have named ron clane as the point man, considered a trusted advisor and the former chief of staff to vice president joe biden as they say he was not qualified for the job anymore that he does not have a background in

infectious diseases. the cdc is also showing you the new guidelines for the healthcare workers, which comes after two nurses in dallas that were infected with the virus. live for us in oakland with more on the new protections. aly? >> reporter: new hospitals already have their own safety protocols and guidelines in place to deal with ebola. but this is the first time that they might seem to think that the individual hospital guidelines may not be enough as we're getting our first look at some of the new federally issued guidelines for health care workers across the country to deal with the spread and prevent the spread of ebola, including having the special dressing rooms for healthcare workers to put on and take off their protective gear, outside the rest of the medical care facilities of these healthcare facilities, using a buddy systems where they would watch each other take off and put on their protective gear to make sure no mistakes or breaches of protocols are made, covering every inch of your skin. now the cdc says that these

guidelines were developed after interviewing several healthcare workers who had extensive experience and in caring for ebola patients. and they would come as you mention after two texas nurses contracted that virus after treating the man with ebola earlier this month as we don't have all the details about these guidelines yet as they are suppose to officially release them later this morning. at this point we don't know when these new guidelines will need to be implemented for you by the healthcare facilities. but some of the guidelines may impact the first responders and paramedics. and in san francisco, for example, 911 dispatchers have already received a checklist to screen for potential ebola cases. from now on when they take calls, they'll ask them if they have been to guinea or sierra leone in the past three weeks and whether they are suffering from symptoms or fevers and chills. and if they answer yes to any of the questions, they'll warn the first responders who would need to wear the hazmat suits to respond to that call. now, just to reiterate and not alarm anyone that there are no

new cases here in the bay area, but since they would say that they did that, just in the abundance of caution. live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> i'm sure we'll hear from the nurses as well who have been concerned about how many protections will be in place for them that i'm sure you'll hear from them soon. thank you for that live report. the investigation is underway for what caused a deadly late night crash in san jose after 11:30 p.m. police responded to a report of a one-car wreck. and that vehicle had slammed into a sign, the male driver was pronounced dead at that scene while the female passenger was taken to the hospital. >> reporter: upon arrival they found a vehicle up against what appears to be a cement sign. two parties trapped in the vehicle. >> the san jose police traffic investigation unit is handling this case as they would say it's not known right now whether alcohol or drugs were factors in the crash. we are learning more this morning about a deadly stabbing

west. it happened just before 3:30 yesterday afternoon on marshall avenue. a man and a woman were stabbed after getting into a fight outside a home. the man died there at the scene. the woman was transported to the hospital and is expected to survive. >> it is a very unusual circumstance, especially with having two people stabbed and one of them dead, and not to have a third person, you know you would think that there would be some other way to explain it. but we don't know the motive yet. >> reporter: they have not said what the exact relationship was between the man and the woman, but they did say that the two knew each other. witnesses are now being interviewed. happening today, it is the start of the week of activities for you to remember andy lopez, the 13-year-old boy holding a toy gun when he was shot and killed by the deputy last year. at 10:00 this morning, volunteers will gather to clean up the vacant lot for you in santa rosa where he was killed. and then on tuesday afternoon, the demonstration will be planned at the sonoma county

courthouse with a nationwide protest against the police brutality on wednesday, which would mark one year since lopez was shot and killed by the deputy. and the investigators would say that he thought that the replica firearm looked real when it was raged towards him. the man waiting for trial for insurance fraud is being charged for plotting to kill nine people scheduling to testify against him. yesterday the prosecutors indicted charles of conspiring with other inmates to kill the witnesses. they found a hit list, including the witness' names, the order in which they were suppose to be killed and how it was suppose to be done. and the district attorney would say that the plot wasn't covered when one of the witnesses learned that the hit had been put on him. there is a warning in effect for the county beaches today as signs have been posted at the white house county park. and the state park and the landing. but the county health department say that the tests found elevated levels of

bacterial contamination in the water. it could be from sewage or wildlife contamination. well monday is the deadline for you to register to vote for the november 4 general election. all male registration forms must be postmarked by monday october 20. you can also register online until 11:59 p.m. on monday. pay for the registration forms that will be made available at places that include the postoffices, libraries, and just a reminder that if you have moved, changed names or the political parties that you will be require today reregister. people that bought apple's newest registration will be leaving it at home. as they launch this on monday. and they say customers subscribing could pay for their services with their phones instead of swiping a credit card. they have already signed onto accept the payment system, including whole foods, macy's, and walgreens. and the pay is only made available on the iphone 6 and 6 plus. holiday is ramping up. the gap will be holding a

hiring event on their store in san francisco. they announced it last week that they were planning to hire more than 63,000 holiday workers nationwide. and at old navy and the athletic stores. but today's hiring event in san francisco will be held from noon to 3:00. and now they would be hosting the open house for you to celebrate their 75th anniversary, the first public open house since 1997. the officials say that roughly 120,000 visitors with the reserved tickets will be visiting the research center in the field and the opening ceremony, they would need to kick off at 9:00 with the speech from the u.s. congresswoman. and there is an ask a nasa expert panel discussion that will be going on throughout the day, this event would end at 5:00. happening now, a dozen of people are make their way around for the american foundation or the suicide prevention. the event will be one of the four bay area out of the darkness walks. giving people the opportunity for you to remember the loved ones that were lost to suicide

and to raise money for the suicide prevention and awareness program as the walk would end by 9:00 this morning, but the organizers would say that the walk donations would be accepted through december 31. and thousands of people, they will be making their way to half moon bay this weekend for the 44th art and pumpkin festival, kicking off this morning at 9:00 and they would continue through tomorrow, the special attractions, include the pirate-themed haunted barn, the zip line, and a bungee barn. a pumpkin that weighs more than 2,000 pounds will also be featured at this event. organizers are expected to serve 25,000 slices of pumpkin pie over the weekend. i'm not a fan of the pumpkin pie. >> no? >> i'm not on board. you need to sell me with a little ice cream on top or something. >> i only have it at halloween, but you need to jump in, no? >> not good. >> all right, i'll eat your piece. time now 7:11. slowing down the commute.

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you won't likely be hearing that grammy award-singer on the bay area radio at least for a while. they say the san francisco giants take on the kansas city royals in the world series.

the local pop station say they are not going to air that song as the show of support for the giants. well giants fans, definitely believe in another world series title as it would be the third in five years for the city by the bay. now, whether the giants win or lose, san francisco police are trying to make sure that there is not a repeat of the violents -- violence after the last championship. dozens of people arrested. cars were overturned. businesses vandalized. a muni bus was also torched. >> we can always, you know, look back and say what we should have done or what we shouldn't have done, but we need to look forward to see what we could continue to do that works. >> the safety measures include picking up the trash cams early so they are not fueled for the bond fires, rerouted for you, taking the electrified buses offline so they are not easy. >> and back in 2010, they say they remember being concerned

about those fans getting out of control. >> i was worried about people being arrested up in the bleachers, whatever the heck is going on any time you would see a problem. >> there you go. >> and no word on whether or not that it would be a television viewing party, that they had be prepared for a record. it was on thursday and the 4th largest crowd in their history that they will be predicting as many as half a million passengers for them that they would have two extra cars to run frequently on game days. where all the lines are expected to be back including their line to sfo and the daily city for them. if you're not going to the game, you can watch it right here as it will be on tuesday and the first pitch after 5:00 our time, pre-game coverage starts at 3:30 and game two on wednesday night in kansas city and the royals and the giants, they would need to head to san

francisco for game three for friday night. and now that they will be headed to the world series. they are hoping to get more dogs adopted by naming some of their pets after the giants players. 14 dogs were named after the giants players, currently at the spca, including the panda and madison, the dogs were rescued from the vehicle that were parked on the street, back in april as they are now ready for adoption. if you are interested, contact the spca, which is brilliant, right? >> yes. >> and you know, after that panic for them, the second baseman. >> my current dog that i adopted is charlie, but you would have them before the 2010 world series. >> and it is a good one, they panicked, come on, buddy. >> when are you going to get that dog? >> hopefully not for a while as we do love it. >> it'll be a great morning to watch or for any matter. and nice weather this morning

and partly cloudy skies for some, but take a look at this shot with mostly clear skies for you over san jose and that will be up and on the way and it is right about 7:21, depending on where you live. but wow, isn't this a beauty? we'll have nice mild weather for your afternoon today. and it will be a lot like tomorrow. giving you a look here at the mainly dry conditions, maybe a little bit of the drizzle along the expose parts of the north bay. but that system that weakened in the overnight hours didn't bring us much of any at all. most of us, they were mainly dry with this last system and i could show you that off the coast, just a little bit of the moisture parked within these clouds, but they would need to break up and go away and left with mostly sunny skies for your saturday afternoon. and i want to take you ahead for a couple of days to introduce you to the next possibility of some rain for you on sunday morning, where we will be likely able to wake up with the low clouds, mostly sunny skies, and now we'll be in monday morning where they

would need to get a little bit more interesting, to take a look at the rain beginning to move in over areas of sonoma county. as we roll on through monday, it will begin to sweep south. by lunchtime, some over the central bay. along the coastline, half moon bay. 3:00 to san jose with a few scattered showers moving through. and already it is beginning to move out as we would have some rain and perhaps some snow in the sierra, which will be the next chance for some rain, as it looks like monday and it could be a big day. that we will be tracking for you. we'll move away from the bay area to take a look at ana, continuing to move south of the island. and it will be off the islands there, continuing to make that away as we do have high surfs for the islands as well as several inches, still a possibility and i'll show you where they will be heading, and it will eventually begin to weaken as we move through sunday night and monday and let's come back home and talk about what's happening for

today, 62 degrees san francisco. mid-50s in concord and for livermore and san jose and the low to mid-50s around santa rosa this morning, 61, relatively mild for you want afternoon highs, 75 in napa for the afternoon. 73 for san rafael. 70 in salsilito in the east bay along the shoreline. the mid-70s to the upper 70s for the inland cities into the santa clara valley, 76 san jose and for gill roy. the lower 70s expected for santa cruz. the peninsula will be a beautiful day. 75 redwood city. 73 for you san mateo. upper 60s to the 70s in the coast to san francisco. and the extended forecast here to the bay area, always in view, so it will be a dry relatively mild day for you today as we would get in to tomorrow and a chance for rain on monday. and as we would get into tuesday and wednesday that we would need to dry out and then the models will be continuing to bring us the dry weather and perhaps a big warm up coming

back our way as well. >> we were thinking that it would be a bummer right now. the big honor there. >> yes. >> they are moving out, thankfully. >> you'll want them to keep rolling in to halloween as they would need to put that in early. >> yes, thank you. >> we got it. that's the sound of hurricane gonzalez, making landfalls in bermuda as they were causing problems. 70,000 people are without power right now. you're looking at the video posted up on instagram as you can see that they would show a big force for you as they would head on through the trees. but according to the national hurricane center, the winds hit speeds of up to 110 miles per hour. the crews on the emergency services, they have yet to obsess the scope of the damage and much of the area, they did suffer from flooding and that they would have reports that one person would die. battling cancer, they will be getting ready for a once in a lifetime experience.

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walnut creek is celebrating their 100 birthday today from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the historic ranch featuring live music, food trucks, birthday cake, of course, and arts and craft. the ranch museum will be open for tours, but they have shut down their parking lot for the festivities. if you need parking, that'll be available at the office park at 2700. you may have noticed when

you went to fill up that gas prices are dropping. in fact at their lowest levels in four years. a gallon of gas costs less than $3 in many parts of the country. we're not there yet, but we will be getting closer. the cheapest gallon of gas here will be $3.15. experts say reduce the consumption by the consumers with more production in the u.s., helping to keep the oil prices down. >> and for every dollar that they would fall it will be two and a half cents at the pump. but it will be 50 cents at the pump. >> let's go $0.50 more. they say that gas prices have dropped about $0.25. but the average gallon of gas is $3.59 in the bay area. some people say that they are just going to enjoy it while it lasts. >> i've seen it go down over theyears, it always goes back up. >> they will continue to drop for at least staying low until the holidays, but the others

disagree, that the group in charge of keeping them stable that they may choose to boost the price when they need to meet at the end of november. starting this weekend, they will see advertisements for the first time, however unlike the social media network, that they will be promising the users that they will not be displayed on their feeds. the los angeles-based company, they would also say they would not use their data to target their ads. instead that they would need to show up as snap chat messengers, that the user would need to click to open. and a 3-year-old aspiring golfer is not letting anything block their shot at the big time. >> what do you call your short arm? >> nemo. >> yeah, buddy. >> and his name is tommy morrissey born with a short right arm. but at just 18 months old, he picked up the game of golf and was hooked. this past week, he participated in a long drive competition in arvada. one of the other plans, they

can't walk, but they would help design that wheelchair that would let them get up and play. >> it is all about needing to carry on again. working with the disability. it's the ability, not the disability. >> and the organizer of the elias abuelazam vent say it is a -- of the event say it is a way to be a good place for their son to learn more about the game that they have grown to love, saying that when they go to bed that they would need to sleep with a pair of golf clubs on. >> and they know the difference of being out on the golf course with the cameras being on him. and just a little boy that would like to play golf. >> as they say that it is still too young to get involved with the game of golf on a competitive level, for now it is just a way for the two of them to spend a little extra time together. >> good story. >> very cool. >> all right. time now is 7:27. accusations of sexual assaults involving a date rape drug and a fraternity. what one student says happened and the message from police. a construction project on

the bay bridge as commuters are hitting their brakes. why cal tran say drivers should not work. a quiet weather pattern that will be shaping up for your bay area weekend to have that afternoon highs for your saturday coming up.

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but yeah, pretty shameful. >> the allegations of sexual assault at two fraternities. the warning that police would now have for students. welcome back everyone, i'm mike mibach. >> and we'll start you off though with a quick look at your weather. and we would talk about that rain that we were thinking that might come overnight and it still looks pretty dry when i left my house. >> you're right. most of us would be very dry. but they picked up a few. so we had a little patchy drizzle for some. but never really materialized. take a look at this shot here as we get into your weekend. what moisture is with us going away as we'll be left with mostly sunny skies for today. dry conditions, mild conditions. those numbers will be coming for you in just a moment. finding these clouds way out here with a little bit of the

moisture. low 50s to the 6 o -- to the 60s, a big difference this morning, yesterday, today, a cruel start this morning. as we get into the second half of the day coming your way for the weekend with great weather and partly cloudy skies. meanwhile the rest of us in san francisco and 74 for hayward and 75 in concord. mid to upper 70s if you will be in the south bay. enjoyable weather for today. as we get into the extended forecast, another shot of rain as we'll show you that coming up. police are investigating the alleged assault at two

fraternities. five people were sexually assaulted at the house. and a member of the pheta delta claims he was assaulted by a fellow from the members andclaims that there could be more victims. >> we encourage you to come forward, witnesses, anybody if you witnessed a crime or a victim of a crime, we'll take that seriously and we'll take a report. >> uc berkeley have been scrutinized. there is an audit being done by the state. >> i think it's good so people know they can't get away with things like that. >> reporter: and some fraternity members we talked to say that the greek system at berkeley is under attack. in the meantime they dropped a rape charge against the uc berkeley student seen

here in that plaid shirt. a woman claims he assaulted her, but after interviewing her and all the evidence, they determined that he did not assault her. an officer is on administrative leave after being arrested for possessing child pornography. they say that the sergeant was arrested on thursday after the hard drive found in their car, but the search came after the two-month investigation into obscene images, downloaded in several cities. he was assigned. injuring three high school students after the football game. that happened around 10:30 last night. and police say that 500 people were in that parking lot when they were all rushed to the hospital. one said to be in critical condition. a hit-and-run accident

where they were in a crosswalk this month. the family members say that she could lose her arm. >> and she pushed that baton almost through the middle if you can see how fast they were driving, one just hit her. the family is offering a cash reward for information leading to the arrest. but they will be looking for a white or gray car with the stripe on it. but the construction project on the bay bridge being blamed on the approach to the bridge, installing two plates, just east of the exit. causing some of them to slow down or come to a complete stop. >> and they stopped over. to shake the whole front end.

>> reporter: you could pass over those plates. to replace on the bridges of the upper deck as construction is scheduled to wrap up in december. >> your time now is 7:36. they would stand as a reminder that we live in earthquake country that it is not a matter of if or when that next big one would hit. that's one of the largest bay areas, striking 25 years ago. the moment would kill 63 people, injuring 3,780 others. the effects are still being felt today. >> that's the first thing that you felt, the death that it was so quiet that it was frightening. >> it was a big rumble.

>> and now that he pri ticket that there will be about a 63% chance that the earthquake with the magnitude of 6.7 or higher would hit that bay area. over the earthquake there. issuing the assistance for the public agencies and some non- profits. he has not said where it will be made available b they caused more than $362 million in damage in the county and more than 160 buildings in the city of napa that have been red tagged. >> the family members say that the service for jeffrey craig hunt will be held on tuesday morning at church on the hill in san jose as they say he was flying the air tanker. the ntsb says that he may have

crashed after clipping the tree. >> at the pentagon parking lot, they do not have the virus. the woman boarded yesterday and then became sick. the bus carries two million gallons of gas to a ceremony. several passengers assisting her had to be isolated while the bus was surrounded by police. but they apparently got on the wrong bus that they do not have ebola based on the travel history. that there will be fears that one of the nurses infected with ebola would have an advanced stage of the illness much earlier than first thought. amber vinson was first hospitalized on tuesday in dallas. that she may have been sick when she first flew from dallas to cleveland on october 10. they say that the risk of the exposure will be low, but yet they are notifying all those people that flew on the same

flights as vinson. carrying the dallas healthcare worker who would handle ebola lab specimens is returning to texas. they refused to allow the magic to dock. they have been looking for ways to return that woman and her husband before scheduled to complete their cruise on sunday. the healthcare worker has been quarantined there on the ship. passengers will get a $200 credit for future cruises. it's a family reunion that some fear would never happen. to care for ricardo's dying mother. they returned to san francisco to live with her grandmother, but ricardo and his wife were kidnapped in mexico when they tried to reenter the u.s. while

the wife was granted asylum, the husband was taken into the asylum. >> through the kindness of the community, all with my family. >> she was crying, they can't do it. everyone though they have not committed that crime. >> although his case is still spending, he applied for special victims of crime, hoping to get it approved for him to stay with his family. a group protesting over the gaza complex will be planning another ship blockade for you today. the group blocked that boat held them since recently reporting at oakland. today they will be protesting at the port of los angeles against the cargo ship, partially owned by the israeli government. they carried out similar demonstrations for you in canada. and part trains could add more cars for you as they start.

they report that they have sign add contract, allowing them to buy three additional rail cars for you. and at current prices through the end of 2017. now, they could order the cards if they will be extended on through the larger terminal. only allowing them to buy the additional train cars. and to install, excuse me, the solar panels or gardens on their roofs. and it will be the solar vision 2020, roughly doubling the amount of the solar electricity, generated in the city to 50 megawatts in 2020. the supervisor plans to introduce the legislation for you some time next week. saying that he would also like the city to install those solar panels on the existing apartment buildings. and the former facebook president is facing the unusual punishment for his expensive wedding in redwood forest as they would tie up the not next year in that -- the knot last

year, resulting in the $2.5 million fine from the california coastal commission. but in addition to this fine, parker is also being required to create the app for the agency. and they would help each to access the coastline, remaining public by law. all right, time now is 7:42. paying with your phone instead of with your credit cards. a new service that will be known as apple pay will be getting underway and the major corporations that just jumped on board. >> they got it probably last week. people were waiting on it. >> a hot selling item online. and they are sparking controversy. some people are calling disgusting and a bad idea. >> just in time for your weekend. that will be coming up. (mom) when our little girl was born,

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they cannot meet that new zoning regulations. >> that there will be a lot of work as we are here for a long time, you know, that it will need to shut down. >> they say they could not come ply with the new rules as they would say that once everything is said and done that there will be about 20 marijuana clubs left in san jose. and police are in denver issuing a warning to parents about halloween candy with marijuana now legal in colorado. police say that edibles, they are gaining popularity. some people are buying knockoff candy in bulk and then spraying them with hash oil. once it dries there's no way to tell a difference. now, police say if children bring home candy that does not look like a recognizable brand, parents should throw it away. with halloween less than two weeks away, people are rushing to get their costumes for that big day. but some might be easier to

find than others. it may turn out to be this year's most controversial costume. >> reporter: halloween is creeping closer. >> it's about to get crazy now. >> reporter: and the search for the perfect costume, it is underway. >> beetle juice, that was pretty interesting. >> reporter: from zombies to wizards. >> we've got harry potter. >> reporter: it is the scary, the funny, and then there's this. >> this right here. what was up here? >> this was where the yellow hat and that suit and with the 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: and is it the hot item because of the oscar show, "breaking bad," or is it

because of ebola? as you might imagine there's a bit of a backlash. >> it will be -- it will be too soon. >> it's not great. like euphoric -- like you know, don't do it. >> oh wow, man. >> reporter: be cool. >> it's like a fashionable big bad wolf. >> be cute. >> we're going for mermaids and avatars. yeah. >> reporter: just be something else. >> well, i did talk to some of those folks. i asked them if your friend is or you see someone, would you say something? and a few would say yes, they would walk up to someone and say that's not cool. >> yeah, we'll see. we'll see how many people do it. online there's a lot of social media backlash, a lot of people are chatting about it. >> i'll skip to captain hook. [ laughter ]

>> and my son is all into pirate jake right now, we could do a family thing, i don't know. >> i'll be a pirate this year. >> you are? >> yeah. >> and the costume that i've had for five years. >> the classic. >> yes. >> and you could just show up and do the whole new cast on your part. >> i'll think about that. yeah, no. all right, pleasant weather in stored for you. maybe you're going to the half moon bay with partly cloudy skies to mostly sunny and comfortable temperatures for you. i'll show you what i mean in just a moment. but first we'll start with a good looking view over walnut creek. good morning sunshine. we've got some sunshine on the way for most of us. even along the coastline today. partly cloudy conditions with a mix of sun and clouds and i've got that radar on as you can see fairly quiet out there with that system that attempted to bring us some rain, notice that i say attempted, it sort of fizzled out. didn't bring us much at all as i was saying earlier in that

newscast, reported over the mountain, which is all that i could find, but we are seeing the possibility of maybe a little patchy drizzle for the coastline over the north bay, at least through the morning hours, then you'll also be enjoying the sunshine for your afternoon as we've got, well, i turned up the water vapor on because they do a good job of showing the circulation in that atmosphere, which is the system that would need to continue to bring us the weak systems as we would catch just the tail end. and so over areas like washington and oregon and even northern california. seeing some pretty good rain b. for us so far, not so much and the next chance will be on monday morning. so i'm going to take you just a few days on in and we've got monday, 7:00 a.m. here on the graphic. notice over parts of the north bay that we've already got some light rain falling by 10:00 a.m., a little bit more widespread. by lunchtime it will be crossing into the central bay. by 2:00 to 3:00, it is reaching into the south bay. and so again, we are still a ways out as they could change up some, but this will be the next possibility at getting some rain on monday and then by 5:00 or so it looks like it will be on out of here.

so the evening drive, that it might be a little slick on the roadways. we'll be tracking it for you between now and then and coming back to today, we have the dry mild weather. 56 right now. 55 in concord. the low 50s in napa. and 57 outside your door mountain view. for your second half of the day, 73 san rafael. 70 for kentfield. 72 for berkeley. walnut creek 76. into the santa clara valley a lot of 70s as i like this kind of weather. yes, 75 redwood city. 73 san mateo. 68 for the afternoon at half moon bay. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view. tomorrow will be a lot like today. i think we're going to wake up with the low clouds. mostly sunny skies for your afternoon. the chance for rain moves in on monday. it doesn't last though. by tuesday into wednesday, we will be drying out and the temperatures are warming back up, back into the mid-70s by midweek on wednesday for our inland cities. >> i'm just seeing the cal

bears, playing their home game ucla. >> yeah, are you going? >> i'm not going, but you will be hearing me cheering for them wherever i am. >> all right, thank you, rosemary. >> you got it. he may be a kansas city royals fan, but a 6-year-old boy from missouri may just win your heart. >> welcome to the royals! my name is noel and i will be your announcer for the royals. >> so cute. noah wilson's love for baseball shines through even after 28 rounds of radiation for his bone cancer. and so when his favorite team the kansas royals made it to the world series, a family friend came up with the idea to take the family to one of the games in kansas city. and in just two days the family received $10,000 in online donations. >> we don't know what to say. thank you. you know, so many people have been supporting us, not only, you know, the last 48 hours, but all along this journey. >> well guess what, major

league baseball heard about noah, inviting the entire family to the world series. instead of spending the money at the game, the family is now going to pay it forward. they plan to use those donations to buy world series tickets for other children with cancer. >> and what a special evening it will be for noah and all the children that make it out to the ballpark. and to the major league baseball and for all the people that donated. a great story there. the new calendar and the utah national guard. coming up in 20 minutes, what the top military officials are accused of doing and the investigation now underway. and it is a new campaign to help workers get healthy, but it's making some people upset. the penalties that workers could face if they don't exercise and eat right. [phones rings]

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mission. they say it is an experimental test vehicle. the only air force is that they have no comment. they may pay more and that they would report that the city is considering the 51% increase for the water connection fee for the residential construction. and that means that the developers would pay a minimum of $6,200 for a water connection. and the napa city council will be scheduled to show you the approval as they would take effect in that new year. and the groups are calling on nestle to close their water bottling plant in sacramento. they blocked the entrance to the plant saying they need to close to protect the local ground water supply. protesters have also accused the company of paying lower rates for water thanks to an agreement with the city. >> they're paying dirt cheap prices to pump our water out at a rate of 80 million plus

gallons a year during our drought. for nearly seven incentive adults are overweight. some companies say to help combat obesity, they are offering rewards for employees that eat right and exercise. others though, like the construction material suppliers are imposing penalties for employees who don't. they limit their employees health plan choices if they don't participate in their wellness program. all right, 7:57. remembering the 13-year-old boy who was killed while holding a toy gun. this week marks one year since the death of andy lopez. what volunteers are doing this morning and what protesters have planned for this week. we are learning more about the deadly stabbing. what police are saying about

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new guidelines to help healthcare workers across the

country prevent the spread of ebola. >> one person is dead after the crash overnight. the question that they would still have about their investigation. hiring thousands just in time, where you will be searching for a job. mornings on 2 continue now. welcome to mornings on 2 everyone, it is saturday october 18. i'm mike mibach. >> good morning to you i'm claudine wong. let's get you off to a quick check of your weather, with how the day is shaping up. how is it looking out there? >> pretty good. but we will be enjoying the sunny skies for your afternoon. in fact we want to show you a little bit of that sunshine for you overhead this morning. the temperatures will warm up into the 70s for today. so there you go with that sun

up. i want to show you the satellite radar. as you can see off the coastline here, still a little bit of moisture right off the coastline. maybe even a light sprinkle in that morning hour, bull, but fizzling out. 56 for you in con court right now. the low 60s in san francisco. and 58 for mountain view. we would slide in to the east bay. take a look at a few more numbers. 57 right now in brentwood. the second half of the morning as these clouds will be clearing out, mostly sunny, partly cloudy, and the temperatures had be very mild for you. take a look at the color coatings. i'll put some numbers on the screen for you coming up. new this morning, stepping up their efforts for you to ease fears about the ebola

epidemic. in their weekly address, they would outline their administration, the steps they are taking to stop the spread of the virus. they formed rapid response teams, that they would be sent anywhere in the world. they're up and running at five u.s. airports, but in this speech they made it clear, they would not cut ties, calling the travel restriction counterproductive. >> finally we can't just cut ourselves from west africa where this disease is raging. the best way to stop the disease is to stop it at its source, before becoming even more difficult to contain. >> they have named them the point man in the fight against ebola as they will be considering the trusted advisor and was the former chief of staff. he does not have a background

in the infectious diseases or public health. live for us in oakland with those new protections. >> well most hospitals have some sort of a safety protocol or the guideline in place to help the workers deal with those that might have symptoms of ebola, but it is the first time that they may think to see about those individual protocols that may not be enough. they are set to release those new guidelines, on how they should handle those that might be infected with ebola. they don't have the official release yet, but what they might be recommending for you. we'll take a look at the list with the separate dressing rooms, those to take off and on their protective gear away from the area.

requiring a buddy system, where you can watch them put it on, with no breaches in protocols. and in some cases they leave their necks imposed. the hospital and nurses association, to create the national standard that would come after they contracted that virus after being treating the man with ebola earlier this month. fighting them in africa like the international doctors. the cdc was taking comment and imput up until last night, set to release these guidelines possibly as early as this morning. back to you. >> and did you have any

feedba from nurses? obviously we have not had the final guidelines, but they were pretty concerned and critical in recent days about what's out there already. >> that's right. it's something that they brought up the big concern, about 300 of them earlier this week. the largest in the country to represent about 80,000 nurses across the nation. they did a poll of their members, that they have not had enough training to deal with the ebola patient. something that a lot of the people in that healthcare industry have expressed concerns about. >> yes, absolutely. thank you, reporting live for us in oakland. >> they have received a checklist for you to screen for those potential ebola cases. and the dispatchers, they will ask them if they have visited new guinea or sierra leone in the past three weeks, like fevers and chill and if they

answer yes, the dispatchers will be warning the first responders who will then wear hazmat suits. the officials say that there will be no ebola cases in the bay area, but that they just want to take over the precautions. the investigation is underway for the deadly late night crash. police responded to the report. the vehicle had slammed right into the sign, the male driver was pronounced dead at the scene. upon arrival they found that up and against what appears to be a cement sign. >> and the traffic investigation unit will be handling their case as they would say it is unknown yet whether alcohol or drugs were factors in that crash. we are learning more this morning, happening just before 3:30 this afternoon. a man and a woman were stabbed

after getting into a fight outside a home. the man died there at the scene, a woman is expected to survive and not have a third person that you would think that this will be someone, you know, some other way to explain it that we really don't know the motive yet. >> reporter: they have not said what the exact relationship was between the man and the woman, but they said that they knew each other. witnesses, they are being interviewed. happening today, it is the start of the week of activities to remember andy lopez. volunteer wills gather and they will clean up the vacant lot. then on tuesday afternoon, the demonstration is planned. also the nationwide protest for the police brutality, marking one year since lopez was shot

and killed by the deputy. when it was raised towards him. >> a pittsburgh man is being charged for plotting to kill nine people. scheduled to testify against him. yesterday prosecutors indicted waldo as they found a hit list including the witnesses names, the orders in which to be killed and how to do it. they say that the plot was uncovered when one of the witnesses learned a hit had been put on him. there's a warning in effect for the county beaches. the state park and their landing. as they say that the tests were found elevated levels of the bacterial contamination in that water. that it could be from the sewage or the wildlife contamination. monday is the deadline to register to vote for their general election. they say that all registrations, they must be

postmarked by monday, october 20 as you could also register online until 9:11 on monday as the forms are available for you at post offices, the libraries, and the dmv as they would say anyone that moves, changing their names, or the political party would have to reregister. >> people that bought their newest iphone may soon be leaving their payments at home. they would launch it on monday, letting you pay with your phone instead of your credit card. including whole foods, macy's, walgreens. this morning they are reporting that they are also hoping to add that service to 3,000 of their gas stations before the holidays. apple pay is only available on iphone 6 and iphone 6 plus. holiday hiring is ramping up across the bay area. they were planning to hire more

than 63,000 nationwide at their banana republic and the stores. today's hire -- today's hiring event will be noon until 3:00. celebrating their birthday today with a family friendly festival. the free event will be from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. they will feature the live music, food trucks, the birthday cake and arts and crafts. the museum will also be open for tourists, but that they have shut down their parking lots for the festivities. >> they are hosting the open house to celebrate their 75th anniversary. the first public open house as they would say that roughly 120,000 visitors with the reserved tickets will be visiting the research center. and the opening ceremony will be kicking off at 9:00 with that speech from the congresswoman. and that there is an ask the

nasa expert panel discussion that will go on throughout the day as this event ends at 5:00. and thousands of people will be making their way to the half moon bay for this weekend's art and pumpkin festival, that event kicks off this morning at 9:00. a zip line, even a bungee jump. that will also be featured over the weekend. expecting to serve over 25,000 pieces of pumpkin pie today and tomorrow. >> a lot. i know you won't be eating any of it. >> that's right. just a warning if you are heading down there. >> yes. all right, 8:11 slowing down the commute, what would have many drivers hitting their

breaks. the new calendar and the utah national guard. what they are accused of doing and the investigation now underway. wet weather in that extended forecast. we'll show you when you may need that umbrella coming up.

well, you are not likely going to hear that grammy-award winning style.

but at least for a while. and that is because they say that they are going to back up the san francisco giants as they would take on the kansas city royals in that world series. they will not air that song as the show of support for the giants. and it would be the third in five years by the bay. they believe that they will be trying to make sure there is not a repeat of the violence after the last championship a couple years ago with dozens of people that were arrested. as the cars were overturned and businesses were vandalized. >> we could always, you know, look back and say what we should have done and what we shouldn't have done as we need to see what to do to work it. >> picking up the trash cans early so they are not fueled up, but they will be rerouted,

so they are not easy targets. they remember being concerned about those fans getting a little bit out of control. >> i was worried about those people being arrested up in the bleachers, or whatever else is going on. and now i see a problem. >> no word yet on whether or not that there will be a television viewing party for them at the civic center plaza like years past. but they will be preparing for that record during that world series with 462,000 riders just thursday. but the largest crowd in that agency history, predicting as many as half a million passengers per day during that world series as they would have one to two extra cars, as they would need to run more frequently, especially on game days. all of them are expected to be packed, including the line to sfo. and the daily city. now, if you're not going to the game, you can watch it right here on channel 2. game one on tuesday. the first pitch after our time.

pre-game coverage starting at 3:30 here on ktvu. game two also wednesday night in kc. they would head back to san francisco for you for game three on friday night. well now that the giants will be headed to the world series, one animal shelter is hoping to get more adopted by naming some of their pets after the giants players. 14 dogs were named after the giants players that, are currently at the spca looking for their forever homes. just contact the spca. >> again, a great idea. >> yes. >> all about panic. i already say let's go panic, let's go panic anyway. at least they might as well adopt a dog and say panic. jump in that drug. >> all right. >> the partial for pence. it is a great day to be

outdoors, walking your dog, maybe going for a run, maybe a bike ride. >> yeah. >> we've got beautiful weather out there. the skies are clearing up. mostly sunny skies that are expected for today. the temperatures are going to feel quite nice, at least for most of us. that is if you like the 70s. giving you a look into the east bay, onto storm tracker 2 where it will be a fairly quiet start out there. a little drizzle with some of these clouds here as you can see off the coastline, which will be really about it. that we've got this system for you, pretty much on out of here as we will be enjoying mostly sunny skies and the dry conditions for your bay area weekend. now, backing it way up. the low is still spinning here in the gulf of alaska, sending in another system our way. they will come on monday. and so for the weekend, we'll be dry, but then on monday we'll get another chance at some rain and then i'm going to show you here how much for at least now that they will be predicting that we'll get. if you start on monday morning, notice programs a little bit of the drizzle in that overnight hours. and then as we would get into

8:00 to 9:00, north bay, beginning to see some light rain t is accumulating here. san francisco bay, a little bit of the light drizzle, taking until noontime before they cross into that central bay and passes that golden gate bridge into oakland and then i think by 2:00 to 3:00 if the models continue to show that the storm will be right on track and that they would move in to the south bay. as far as totals, from a few to maybe a tenth of an inch and over parts of the north bay that they might kick up. but this will be the next possibility getting some rain that they are going to come on monday. take a look at hurricane ana. now the winds are 80 miles per hour. still moving northwest at about 13 miles per hour. and off so you could see the hawaiian islands here, bringing in a lot of rain and the high surf, but that they will be expected to remain with this continued track. away from the island. here we go into the early morning, sunday morning, you can see them into monday morning and then well off into tuesday. and still moving away from the islands as they would continue

west. 53 in napa right now and 53 in livermore. a little cool out there this morning. 61 in san francisco. and for your afternoon, these temperatures, they are nice and mild. 70s in salsilido. 75 danville, 75 caster valley and 75 heyward. 70s for the santa clara valley. 75 sunnyvale. 73 san mateo, 73 degrees this afternoon in san francisco. and then a nice one if you're going to half moon bay for the pumpkin fest. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, tomorrow a lot like today. the rain moves in on monday, and then we're drying it out and temperatures remain on the mild side tuesday into wednesday. >> can't complain about that. >> no breaks here. >> thanks, rosemary. the utah national guard might be disciplining some of

their members over the video that feature the bikini women firing high-powered weapons. the video is a behind-the- scenes look of the making of this year's hot shots calendars. , revealing a part of the video that is shot at camp williams with that guard equipment as backdrops, the u.s. national guard for them says that the senior official, they gave permission for them to shoot the scenes, but they are now getting permission from higher ups. no national guard weapons or ammo that were actually used in this film. all right, 8:21, providing help for those in need. a social services offer being offered in san jose. that's right, right down the middle. we have a 3-year-old golfer who is not letting anything get in his way. his inspiring story and how he is already showing a deep love for the game.

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70,000 people are without power right now, posted on instagram, showing you the force of the wind. according to the national hurricane center, hitting speeds up to 110 miles an hour. crews from the emergency services, they have yet to assess the scope of all the damage. but much of the area, they did suffer damage from flooding and

there are reports that one person has died. well, you may have noticed when you went to fill up your tank that they will be dropping. in fact they are at their lowest levels in four years. they cost less than $3 in many parts of the country, but we are not quite there yet here in the bay area. but we will be getting closer, according to their gas buddy and the cheapest gallon of gas here in the bay area, which is $3.15. reduce that consumption and more production in the u.s., helping to keep oil prices down. >> for every dollar that they fall, that is $0.025 at the pump. >> aaa says in the past month gas prices have dropped about a quarter and right now the average price for a gallon of gas in california is $3.59. in the bay area it's $.51. some people say they will enjoy it while it lasts. >> i've seen it go down over the years, and it always goes back up.

>> some experts are predicting that the gas prices are going to continue to drop or at least stay low until the holidays. but the others, they disagree as they say that opec, the group in charge of keeping the stables, they may choose to boost the price of crude oil when they meet at the end of the runway. a 3-year-old aspiring golfer is not letting anything get in their way for the shot at the big time. >> what do you call your short arm? >> nemo. >> nemo, buddy? >> yes. >> that's tommy morrissee born with a short right arm. but at just 18 months old he picked up the game of golf and has since been hooked. this past week he participated in that long drive competition, and with people with disabilities. one of the other players there can't walk, but helped design a wheelchair that will let him get up and play. >> and it is all about learning to carry on a game, working with a disability. and it is the ability, not the disability. >> and the organizer of the event says it's a way for them to inspire each other.

that his dad says it will be a good place for them to learn more about the game that they have grown to love and that when they go to bed that they would need to sleep and that a pair of the golf clubs, which is just dedication for the sport. >> i love it, 18 months. he was in to it. >> all right. we'll be taking san francisco up next and the plans for those that could double up the amount of the solar power that will be generated by the city and the bay. and it is a reunion that one family never thought would happen. involving kidnapping the texas detention center and immigration officers. dry mild weather moving in to the bay area for your weekend. i'll have a look at those current conditions outside your door at this hour and what you can expect for the afternoon coming up. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it

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new guidelines for the centers for disease control that they say what they need to do now in order for you to protect themselves and stop the spread of the virus. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2, i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. hope you're having a fantastic morning there at home, we'll turn it over to rosemary right now to see how we will be starting off this weekend in mid-october. >> if you're stepping up this morning, take a look at this beautiful sunny sky over the bay point this morning. i'll start with the very wide shot of the satellite and radar as you can see as this is sort of that weak system that just washed right out as it passed right through. so most of us remain dry in the overnight hours. take just a few .0 -- .01 inches of rain. that's about it. we'll be drying out for the

rest of the weekend. the low is still here and the next chance at seeing the rain coming our way will be monday. another system that will drop out of that low. right now you see it in the gulf of alaska. 53 in napa, 65 at sfo. 58 in mountain view. if you're going to half moon bay for the pumpkin fest this weekend, you'll see temperatures in the upper 60s today as well as tomorrow. we've got temperatures in the low to mid-70s. and for the inner cities, 76 in livermore, 74 in santa row is a. heading into the south bay for you, 77 for morgan hill. another enjoyable day that will be coming our way. i'll show you that in the extended forecast coming up. new this morning, caring for those that care for the sick. they're expected to issue new guidelines from the ebola

virus. allie rasmus is live with a look at these safety measures, allie? >> they have guidelines in place in dealing with patients who may exhibit symptoms of ebola. this is the first time that they might be coming in with the guidelines in order to meet that and to create some consistency on how all should handle the possible cases of ebola. it is possibly as early as this morning. here is a look at what they might include according to previous interviews with the spokespersons. separate dressing rooms for those to take on and off their protective gear. also requiring all of their skin that right now some of the personal protective gear and

what they use, covers their face and their body, leaving their necks exposed. the hospitals, healthcare, nurses association comes after two nurses contracted that virus earlier this month. this morning we would talk to the e.r. technician here in oakland, ending their shift as they think that the training and the standards on how to deal with this new virus would be a good thing. >> i think that there should be more training for them as far as that goes and stuff and as far as the equipment would go that you need to put on and stuff. >> and now the cdc says that they would consult with many healthcare workers who would have extensive experience in caring for the ebola patients. that they have been on the front lines. and that they will be taking comment and input in creating the guidelines up until last

night. that they are needing to release them, as later as this morning. >> that they are not protected enough or that they want more protection. and that they will be asking for it earlier this week and a national nurses union and the national union united. and that they would say that 85%, they say that they feel like they didn't have enough training to deal with this new virus. that they have also come out to say that it is relatively new for us. and that they might exhibit that symptom as we would like some guidance for this and that is what they are set to do. >> yeah, 85%. there you have it, pretty big numbers. thank you. a woman who set on the ebola scare at the pentagon does not have that virus and

they worked at that lobbying firm. and they will end them to the ceremony. and that they insisted them, while isolated, all surrounded by police. and they apparently got on the wrong bus that they do not have ebola based on their travel history. they had a more advanced stage of the illness much earlier than first thought. amber vinson was first hospitalized on tuesday in dallas. she had just returned on the frontier airlines flight from cleveland the day before. but after talking with the cdc, they say that she may is are been sick when she first flew from dallas to cleveland on october 10. and frontier says that the risk of the exposure are low, but notifying all the people who flew on that same flight and airplanes as vinson. a cruise ship carrying the dallas worker who handles their lab specimen are returning to texas. the officials in cozumel, mexico refused to let the carnival dock. the u.s. have been looking for

ways to return the woman and her husband before the ship was scheduled to complete their cruise on sunday. she's been quarantined on the ship as passengers will get a $200 credit for the future cruises. berkeley police are now investigating two alleged assaults. the allegations that five people were given a date rape drug and sexually assaulted at the delta kappa epsilon house. and a member of the delta phi fraternity said that he was assaulted bay fellow frat member. >> any victims to come forward and witnesses, you know, anybody, if you witness add crime or if you're a victim of a crime, you know, we'll take it seriously and we'll take a report. >> uc berkeley have recently been scrutinized for their handling of sex assault investigations. two federal complaints were filed and there is currently an audit by the state. >> it has been brought to life. i think that's good so that people are more cautious about it and that people know they

cannot get away with doing things like that. >> and while some students say that the scrutiny will make the campus safer in the long run, some fraternity members we talk to say that the greek system at berkeley is underattack. san francisco could soon require new buildings to install solar panels or gardens on their roofs. it would roughly double the amount of the solar city generated in the city to 50 megawatts in 2020. they plan on introducing that new legislation some time next week. he would also like them to install the solar panels on existing apartment buildings. they are on the bay bridge, being blamed for gridlock. and those plates took a lot of drivers by surprise. some of them slowed down, some even came to a complete stop.

drivers can safely pass over up to 50 miles per hour. it's to replace six expansion joints as they will be scheduled to wrap up in december. the new eastern bay span is a reminder that we live in earthquake countries that it is not a matter of -- a matter of when but if they will hit. and the magnitude quake killed 63 people, injured 3,800 others, causing billions of dollars in damages. >> the first thing you felt was the stench of death and the quietness. it was so quiet that it was almost frightening. >> it was devastating, we heard the sound, it was unbelievable. like a big rumble.

>> they predict that there will be about a 63% chance that the earthquake with the magnitude of 6.7 or higher that they will hit the bay area by the year of 2036. following their earthquake with president obama issuing the disaster, providing federal assistance for those public agencies and some non-profits. but that they have not said whether or not the federal aide will be made available for the homeowners and business owners, causing more than $360 million in damages, more than 160 buildings in the city of napa all red tagged. some fear that it would never happen. they were reunited with their 8- year-old daughter, fulfilling their birthday wish, which happened just one day before being scheduled to be deported. they left san francisco in 2007 to care for their dying mother.

the daughter who is an american citizen returned to san francisco to live with the grandma but they were kidnapped when they would try to reenter that u.s. the husband was taken into the texas detention center. >> just something. through the kindness of the community. she was crying, asking to hug them good-bye and they can't do it. even though they have not committed that crime. >> the case is still pending. he is hoping that it would get approved, allowing him to stay with his family. >> they are planning another ship blockade as they would hold demonstrators at the port of oakland. today they are demonstrating

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there will be heavy traffic and delays with about 30,000 people taking part. people do come from all parts of the world to participate in this event. the race would start at 6:30 a.m. in union square. the money raised for the event will go to the leukemia and lymphoma society. a new park is opening up, located on their lane in the road. and the one acre site that would feature that play area, the escaped park for you to commemorate that opening. the vice mayor would take part in that ribbon cutting ceremony at 11:00, served until 1:00. the event is free.

free food and live music and that they will receive that free raffle ticket. the first price is a brand new mountain bike. soon cracking down on the medical marijuana dispensaries that are operating illegally in the city. yesterday was the last day under the new city regulations. others offered to shut down because they could not meet the new zoning registrationlations. >> it's a lot of work as we were here for a long time, they need to shut down. he couldn't comply with that new rule. once everything is said and done that there will be about 20 marijuana clubs left in san

jose. with marijuana now legal in colorado that they would say they want you to know that now all candy is for kids. some people are buying knockoff candy in bulk and spraying them with hash oil. missay if you bring home candy that does not look like the recognizable brand, you should throw it away. >> a 6-year-old boy for missouri may just win your heart. welcome to the royals. i'll be your announcer for the royals. >> even after 28 rounds of radiation for his bone cancer. when they made it to the world series, a family friend came up with the idea to take the family to one of those games.

in just two days the family received $10,000 through the online donations. so many people have been supporting us, all along this journey. >> they invited the entire family to the world series. the family says that they will now pay it forward. just an amazing story. >> it is. if you have outdoor plans and usually the people, they do. it is shaping up to be a pretty nice day out there. >> yes, that's my cup of tea, i don't know about you guys. >> i'll take it. but if this is what you like, you're in good luck with great weather coming our way for the

weekend. a live look with mostly sunny skies. even the coast partly cloudy as we've got a very quiet pattern that will with begin -- that will be moving in. but most of us would remain dry. so we will be dry for your weekend, continuing to track the parent system and the low that remains in the gulf of alaska. i may actually show you that and then come back around today. so as we get into monday morning as we have passed that weekend. monday morning commute. could be a little wet, still the day after tomorrow that they could switch up just little bit to speed up and slow down. but this is the time being.

spilling into the north bay. but most of us, especially the south bay, still mainly dry. we're now into oakland and lafayette and along the coast and then for the second half of the afternoon they would shift into the south bay, the areas like san jose and our south bay folks, into the santa cruz mountain for the afternoon. so this front will move on through like a monday event. the roads could be slick as well, keeping it in mind for your monday. mostly sunny skies with nice weather coming up our way. 61. 65 for you in oakland. 59 out here and 60 degrees in hayward, san jose. 56 right now for the second half of the day. take a look at these numbers, the upper 70s nor you and the second half of your afternoon. and then the 67 degrees as we would settle into the evening

hours. the afternoon highs for the north bay as well as san rafael. but you're included in the lower 70s to get to the east bay. 76 in pleasanton and into the santa clara valley, 76 for areas like san jose. 76 in cupertino. 75 redwood city. 70 degrees in san francisco. of course we all know about the half moon bay art and pumpkin fest going on as it will be nice there. not a lot of change for tomorrow. but the morning clouds and the afternoon sun. a chance of rain that moves in on monday. we'll hope to get more at this time around and we're drying out again by tuesday and wednesday. >> i was just getting excited as i was thinking that they would get an extra hour of sleep tomorrow. >> no. >> in two weeks. >> a little bit early for november 2nd. >> just a little bit outside. >> and that was like mid- october. >> you were waiting for it. >> oh well. >> thank you, rosemary. >> thanks. in vegas the sky is the limit at least when it comes to

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million plus. they've been doing it ever since. >> they pay their meter rates complying with all city regulations. christmas have come early for the family. the family have transformed their home in to a disney- inspired holiday castle with 43,000 christmas lights. their goal is to win that prize from the reality show called the great christmas light fight earlier this week. the film crew from the show would -- from the crew came to shoot video of the house, featuring the mechanical carousels, the working water fall, the bubble maker and the assortment of the handmade plywood figures. showing nearly seven out of ten adults living in the u.s. are overweight. they are now offering rewards

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welcome to mornings on 2 everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> good morning to you, i'm claudine wong. we'll get a quick look at your weather and rosemary we talked about the rain that is maybe going to come overnight, but they did not really come and then the days that are shaping up out there looks great. >> yes, they would fizzle out over california. and that we did not see a whole lot. that we will get another chance to come on monday, but we'll talk about today as they mentioned that it is a big view there. mostly sunny skies over theoakland mornings to most places. if you don't have that sunshining over you, you will eventually. giving you a big look for you. very quiet out there. and the water will be quiet as well with that beautiful shot that you can see how calm it is and in most places, no advisories on the waters for today, 61 right now in napa and oakland. 56 in redwood city and livermore and half moon bay partly cloudy skies checking in at 64 degrees. it will be a beautiful day at

half moon bay, a beautiful weekend for you, out in the fest and the temperatures, they would start out in the upper 50s this morning, but you can see it beginning to turn around. for the second half of the afternoon, upper 60s with partly cloudy to mostly cloudyskies at half moon bay. mostly sunny, 70s as well for hayward and 75 in napa and concord. and 77 at morgan hill. it is just a great looking day. tomorrow will be a lot like today and then we have rain to talk about as we'll show you that in the extended forecast coming up. new this morning, president obama is stepping up their efforts to ease the fears about the ebola epidemic in their weekly address that they would need to outline the steps that they will be taking to stop the spread of the virus. and the cdc, that they have formed rapid response teams, that could deploy quickly as they would be sent anywhere in that world where it is needed with the safety protocols. the ebola screening measures will be up and running for them at five u.s. airports, seeing the majority for them and the

travelers. but in their speech that they would need to make it clear that you could not cut ties to west africa, calling the travel restrictions counterproductive. and finally that we can not cut ourselves off on west africa where this disease will be raging. our medical experts would tell us that it is the best way to stop the disease to stop it at their source before spreading up even wider to become even more difficult for them to contain. >> and that they have named them as the point man for them in that fight against ebola as they will be considered a trusted advisor and it was the former chief of staff to vice president joe biden and the republican critics, saying that they will not be qualified for the job because they don't have the background in that infectious diseases or public health. they are also issuing the new health guidelines for healthcare workers. that move comes after being infected with the virus.

>> a set of procedures to follow when it appears that the agency has been set to do just that, the national guidelines. sometimes soon, possibly as early as this morning. and here is a look at what might be included in the new guidelines. creating separate dressing rooms to take on and off their protective gear away from medical care area and away from other patients. and where the healthcare systems will be watching them to take off and to put off that protective gear. to recover all of their skin that right now some of the protective gear they would use, covering their face and body. and they will be developing these new guidelines. and the nurses association and the urgency that will come

after two texas nurses, contracting the virus after caring for a man with ebola earlier this month. here in oakland as they were ending their shift, they think that the consistent training and standards would be a good thing for he and his co- workers. >> absolutely more training as far as that goes and stuff and as far as equipment goes, that they would need to put on and stuff. >> reporter: they also consulted with many healthcare workers who would have experienced in caring for the ebola patients. including those on the front lines for the international doctors without borders for organization. it will be up until last night. and about taking the protective

gear on and off. >> they may be more broad, but they have an extensive 29-item checklist on their website that will tell them it is a proper way to put it on and to take off that protective gear. you'll have to wait and see what they would have to say. the dispatchers in san francisco have receive add checklist to screen for potential ebola cases. the new protocols that the dispatchers would ask callers if they visited guinea, liberia, or sierra leone over the past few weeks. and if the caller answers yes,dispatchers will warn first responders. you may soon be leaving your wallets at home as the new system launches on monday, which will pay with your phone

and instead of that credit card that they have already signed onto accept that payment system and that the list includes the whole foods, macy's, walgreens, and this morning they are reporting that chevron is hoping to add 3,000 jobs. apple pay only available on the iphone 6 and the iphone 6 plus. the store at market street in san francisco and that they announced last week that they would hire more than 63,000 holiday workers at the gap of banana republic with the hiring event in san francisco that will be held from noon until 3:00. and hosting the open house for you, today's event will be the first public open house since 1997. the officials say that roughly 120,000 visitors with reserved tickets would visit them in that field as they kicked off just a few minutes ago with a

speech from the u.s. congresswoman. there saw panel discussion that would go on throughout the day. the event will be from 11:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. at the historic ranch. and it is going to be featuring some live music, food trucks, the birthday cake, of course, and there will also be arts and crafts there. but that the museum will be opening up for the tours, but they have shut down their parking lots for the festivities, with the unique parking and you can find that at the office park. happening today, it is the start of the week of the activities for you to remember the 13-year-old boy who was holding up their toy gun when they were shot and killed by the sonoma county deputy last year. at 10:00 this morning, they would gather to clean up the vacant lot for you in santa rosa where they were killed.

on tuesday afternoon the demonstration will be planned at the county courthouse with a nationwide protest on wednesday, marking one year for you since they were shot and killed by the deputy. and they would say that he thought lopez's replica looked real when they were raising towards them. the man waiting trial for the insurance fraud is now being charged for plot to kill nine people that will be scheduled to testify against him. and yesterday the prosecutors would indict charles of conspiring with the other inmates to kill the witnesses as they would say that they found a hit list including the witnesses and their names, in order in which they were to be killed and how to do it. and the district attorney says that the plot was uncovered when one of the witnesses learned that the hit, that it was put on them. an investigation is underway into what caused a deadly late night crash in san jose. police respond today a report of one car down the lane. and the vehicle, they had

slammed in to the sign of the male driver who was pronounced dead at the scene, while a female passenger was taken to the hospital. >> upon irefully they found a vehicle up against the cement -- upon arriving, they found a vehicle up against the cement sign. >> they are handling the case. it's not known right now whether alcohol or drugs were factor of the crash. we are learning more about the deadly stabbing that happened west. just about 3:30 yesterday afternoon on marshall after. deputies say that the man and the woman were stabbed after getting into the fight outside the home. and the man died at the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. a tropical storm watch remains in effect for the hawaiian islands this morning. they made their way towards the island yesterday. and they came in off a big surf that the storm will be expected to pass to the south with the high winds and the dangerous surfs and heavy rain is expected for the state of the emergency before ana hit to

prepare for any major damage that they could possibly leave behind. new technology that will give the skiers and snowboarders an opportunity to measure their move on the slopes. and a number of the apps debuted this season that would allow the snow sports athletes for them to track their performance and the new hardware that will stick to the equipment, giving the athletes their ability for them to identify and record the airborne tricks. many ski enthusiasts, that they will be creating a new level of competition up on the mound. and i'm excite for the ski season. time now is 9:11 and the bay bridge commute gets even slower. coming up at 9:30, the installation by cal tran that have been a driver pitting their brakes. but first, the giants and their big win, that it will be bad news for one award winning song writers to pop up on camera and that it is now being pulled by the radio station in solidarity with the orange and black.

♪[ music ] >> well you won't likely hear the grammy-award winning song royals by the singer lorde on bay area radio at least for a while. they say they are backing the san francisco giants as they take on the kansas city royals in the world series. the local pop station say they will not air the song as the

show of support for the giants. well giant fans, they definitely believe in the other world series title that it will be the third in five years with four of the cities by the bay. however the giants win or lose, that san francisco police are trying to make sure that there is not a repeat of the violence after the last of the years and the championships for them two years ago. but dozens of people were arrested, fires were set, cars overturned, and the businesses, they were vandalized. a muni bus worth almost $1 million were also torched. and that they could also look back and say what we should have done and what we should not have done that we just need to look forward to see what we could continue to do that works. >> safety measures, include picking up the trash cans early, so they are not fueled up for the bonfires as they will be rerouted for you, taking the buses offline, so that they are not easy targets. but back in 2010, the then mayor, they would say that they would remember being concerned about fans that will be getting out of control. >> and every time i was here as

mayor that i was worried about those people being arrested up, whatever the heck was going on and now that i would call up any time you see a problem. >> and that there will be no word yet on whether that there will be a television viewing party at the civic center plaza. >> they are preparing for their record ridership during their world series. there were 462,000 riders on thursday, which is when they were held, which is the 4th largest crowd in their transit agencies and their histories. that they will be predicting as many as half a million passengers per day for them during that world series that they would add one or two extra cars, running more frequently, especially on the game days for them that they will be expecting to pass them, especially up to sfo and todayly city. now, if you are not going to the game that you could watch it right here on channel 2 that it will be tuesday. the first pitch is after our time with the pre-game coverage starting at 3:30 and also in wednesday that they would be packing up, heading to san francisco for game three on friday night. well now that the giants

are headed to the world series, that the animal shelter is hoping to get more dogs adopted by naming some of their pets after the giants and their players. they were named after the giants players, currently at the spca that they would need to include hudson, crawford, panda, p -- pence and madison. they were rescued from the vehicle parked on the street back in april. and that they are all now ready for the adoption. and if you are interested, that's all you have to do is to contact the spca. >> my wife, they always say that we should have two dogs for them. >> and don't panic. >> so now you should get panic. >> yes. >> no, it works. i know you've been practicing all morning long. >> yes, i like that as it could work. >> panic or duffy, quite the contrast. >> yeah, whatever you say. >> okay. >> we've got nice weather that will be coming up for your bay area weekend, which will be dry and mild, summing it up. giving you a live look here

that you could see alcatraz, a nice day to maybe walk across the golden gates. so we'll take a look as you can see the low clouds right off the coastline as you can, but backing up their camera, stretched back to give us a better view, but here it is on the satellite radar with a very wide shot as we will be giving you a big tour of what will be happening out there as we need to get that 12-hour time lapse for the starters as you can see that weak system that will be crossing over california that they would bring some rain and they did not bring up much, but they pretty much fell apart as they would approach that bay area as we would have another one to drop out of the gulf of alaska as that will come up on monday. and so for your bay area weekend, we are mostly sunny and mild and now i'm going to zoom over to the hawaiian islands where we will be tracking the hurricane, talking about this just a little bit earlier, but the winds sustained, they are about 80 miles per hour. moving out of the northwest direction about 13 miles per hour. and you can see that it will be off the islands. so even though that a lot of rain, several inches that will be possible that they are not too bad for you and the high

surf there, at least that we would have some good news in reporting that it will be moving in this direction and moving away from the islands as we would need to get through the weekend into monday. now i want to come back home to talk about what will be happening with us that they did not bring us a whole lot. but still you can see it being picked up along the coast, perhaps a little bit of the drizzle still in the forecast for the next hour or two. but as we get into the second half of the afternoon, mostly sunny skies, and we're good. and tomorrow morning the silt change that will be the lower clouds tomorrow morning and by the afternoon, we will be mostly sunny and the temperatures are out there again. and we are into monday. come monday morning, this is when they would need to begin a little more active with the wet weather back in the forecast over parts of sonoma county as early as monday morning, changing just a little bit with a couple of days here. but this is what the forecast models are predicting at this point at 10:00 a.m. a little more widespread by the afternoon. crossing into the central bay for you by the second half of the afternoon, that it will be into the south bay and by 5:00

that it is already pulling out that it could lead them up for your monday. and back to consider and meanwhile that we have temperatures in the upper 50s to the lower 60s with the clouds clearing out. mostly sunny skies for your afternoon and in the low to mid- 70s for the north bay. 70 degrees for oakland this afternoon. 75 in danville. it will be a beautiful day in berkeley if you're going to the cal game. 76 in san jose and 75 for sun any vail -- sunnyvale. half moon bay, the upper 60s. and it will be nice and mild and the extended forecast, not a lot of change for tomorrow. but the wet weather will come back on monday, tuesday, wednesday, we'll be dry once again with temperatures remaining in the 70s. >> all right, just beautiful. thank you, rosemary, we appreciate it. and on the bay bridge, they are being blamed for the gridlock on ate -- on the approach. they assaulted two steal plates, that they would need to take them by surprise, causing some to slow down or to come to a complete stop. they say that they could safely pass over the plates to speed

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so it is $0.50 at the pumps. they have dropped about $0.25. right now the average price for a gallon of gas in california is $3.59. and some experts will be predicting that they would continue to drop or at least stay low until the holidays, but the others would disagree as they would say that the group in charge of keeping the owl markets stable that they might choose to boost the price of the crude oil at their meeting in the end of november. and the national guard, that they might be disciplining some of their members over a video that would feature the women that will be firing the high-powered weapons, which will be a behind-the-scenes look of the making of this year's hot shot calendar, revealing a part of the video shot at camp williams with the big equipment and the backdrops. but the utah national guard, they would give the permission without giving them that first. but no weapons or ammo were

used in the film. well monday was the deadline to be sure to vote for the general election, which could carry the state as they will be forming up, postmarked by monday, october 20th. as you could register online until 11:59 p.m. on monday. and now just a reminder that anyone that move or changes the political parties. they also said that they will not use members to target ads, instead they would need to show up as the snap chat messages that they would need to click onto open. a 3-year-old aspiring golfer is not letting anything get in their way for a big shot of the big time. >> and what do you call your short arm? >> nemo. >> yes. >> they were born with the short right arm, but at just 18 months old they would pick up the game of golf and they were

hooked. this past week they participated in the long drive competition in arvada and people with disabilities. that's one of the other players there that could not walk, but that they would need to let them get up and play. >> it is always about learning to carry on again, working with the disability. and i think that it is the ability, not the disability. >> the organizers of the event say it is a way for the golfers for them to inspire each other. and that they say it will be a good place for them to learn more about that game that they will be grown to love and they say that when they go to bed that they would help us sleep to repair the golf clubs arms. >> and they don't know about the differences of being out of the concourse. but the cameras are being held on them and that it is just a little bit of a boy. and that it is just a way for the two of them to spend a little extra time together. >> an awesome kid. all right, take it on saturday for the lucky viewers as they would need to win tickets for

the aggressive international motorist show. but the family of the four packed tickets will allow you to check out their new bikes and atv for 2015 and yet you could take the demo ride and they will be good for friday, october 31 until sunday november 2. all you have to do to enter is to go to ktvu.com before midnight tonight. and to enter the secret word bike. >> it seems to be appropriate, the good secret word. the motorcycle show there. one last check for them on their saturday forecast. hi rosemary. some great weather coming our way. a look into san francisco across the bay. partly cloudy skies in stored for today. mild pleasant temperatures for you then. and in to the afternoon, mostly sunny skies with the nice weather for the weekend. the temperatures will be ranging up in the 70s for most of the upper 60s at the coast. the extended forecast, not a lot of change for tomorrow, we'll wake up with the morning clouds and the afternoon sun. and a chance for rain moves in on monday as we could use some rain, let's hope that we would get more at this time of

around. >> a quarter of an inch, half an inch? >> maybe .2 inches or less. >> not a lot. >> all right, thank you. >> got it. well because of auto racing this morning, we'll end our show early at 9:30, but we present you making ktvu your choice for news. >> we're working to get more information for the u.s. response to the ebola crisis, bringing you the latest updates on the newscast at 6:00. of course, you could get updates any time for their facebook and twitter page. thank you for joining us to have a fantastic saturday.

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