the problem plates have been removed, pulled from the bay bridge after causing commute chaos. >> wanted to see if we could find some way to do this without causing such terrible traffic. until caltrans comes up with a fix a major construction project on the bridge is suspended. good evening i'm ken pritchett in for ken wayne. >> and i'm heather holmes. when pg & e set out to restore those plates they didn't expect the traffic to come to a crawl but that's exactly what

happened. steel breaks caused drivers to hit the breaks. david stevenson has been following this story. and says caltrans has put that project on hold and find out what happens next -- christien kafton has been following this story. >> reporter: you see those steel plates that caused friday's commute are now gone. friday's commute over the bay bridge is a nightmare. traffic backed up into the maze. crossing the bridge took people more than an hour. >> i came across the bridge at 6:30 and it was backed up all the way through the maze. >> reporter: the problem, drivers slowing down as they approached these metal plates. >> the traffic back ups really were horrendous. we've been looking for a way to do this without causing the

back ups. >> reporter: the commute should be back to normal starting monday. crews will be meeting tomorrow to fill -- figure out how to get -- >> reporter: jamile west is one of the commuters that found a way to get around the commute. he drove around it. >> when i heard about the commute i went to the san mateo bridge. >> reporter: he's hoping for a smooth monday morning drive. >> i didn't feel the bump or anything i think they're up now. >> reporter: caltrans has used similar plates for repairs on the richmond san rafael bridge and here in the bay bridge. but say in the past they've gotten used to the plates much quicker. no word on when they will

resume. new details about a story we first brought you. police say 20-year-old jean luke la port of american canyon drove his pickup right into the two women as they walked in a parking lot as laurel street: one of the woman was run over right after she was struck. now police chased the truck and eventually arrested la port. he is scheduled to face a judge tuesday on attempted murder charges. police say the victims injuries do not appear to be life threatening. a man accused of groping two young girls in san leandro is due in court tomorrow. christopher german was arrested on thursday just days after those alleged crimes. a at a target store caught german walk in. he inappropriately groped a girl there just 15 minutes after doing the very same thing at a wal-mart store. most girls are under the age of

10. german is scheduled to enter a plea tomorrow. a special ebola team will be training tomorrow. this team will be on stand by ready to deploy. today marks the end of the quarantine period for the first man to die of ebola here in the united states. >> so far it appears the family of eric duncan was not infected with the potential deadly virus. >> reporter: thomas duncan fiance and her family do not seem to be sickened.

meanwhile nurses talk about what it's like to be in the front lines. >> on the way out you're like taking off the stuff that has been touched. you know 100% you dealt with a patient with ebola. that's pretty scary. >> now i can say from here that i'm going to die until my last drop of blood to defend her honor. >> when people leave the plane. we will take their temperature with a distance thermometer

without touching the body. >> reporter: a nurse has been taken off a cruise ship and ended up testing negative for ebola today. more details today thomas eric duncan's fiance issued a statement saying the family is grateful for their health and looking forward to getting out of quarantine. louise wrote in part. our heart goes out to the young women who have been infected with this disease as they were trying to help him. and the family of vinson released a statement saying they remain prayful and optimistic about her condition. the 21-year-old is in stable condition. mean while the first nurse to contract the virus nina pham is said to be doing very well.

bay area nurses held rallies and nurses last month calling for more hands on training on how to treat ebola patients. the california nursing association and national nurses united are asking state regulators to formally adopt what they call optimal safety standards. such standards include requirements for hazmat suits and accelerated hands on training programs. a national weather service has issued a hazard's alert for tonight through thursday evening for the california coast from sonoma county to monterey. tonight the coast guard announced the crews rescued someone off carmel. this system bringing big waves is also going to bring us a chance of rain. and you've been tracking these

waves. >> you can see the waves not too big today but they will be increasing as we head into the monday forecast. the storms that do generate the rainfall also generate the wind that produces the swell. that swell will be approaching in bay area. a lot of energy approaching our website. wave heights around 4 feet just offshore. look at what happens to our north and west. that energy will be approaching the bay area coastline. so just be extra careful for tomorrow. but especially for tuesday. as far as the rainfall, not much here as of yet. there you go with the live doppler sweeps and rain showers being detected to the north. for the most part just partly crowdty -- cloudy skies. we're dry right now. 63 in san jose. santa rosa in the upper 50s. but monday rainfall could be on the order of a few .1 to to a quarter of an inch.

look at what happens, the shower activity not widespread but it will be working its way closer to the bay area. we'll have more on that and possibly more rain chances in the five day. that's all coming up at around 10:35. ana is no longer a hurricane and people in hawaii are relieved. this afternoon ana was downgraded to a tropical storm. the storm continues to shed a lot of rain causing flooding and road closures. big swells have brought joy to surfers. but officials are asking people to stay out of the ocean. hawaii airlines cancelled a few interisland flights this morning. two people are hospitalized after a hit-and-run crash in the tenderloin section of san francisco. police say it happened around 6:30 this evening. a light colored bmw struck a 50- year-old woman and an 80-year- old man on mason and turk street. they were reportedly in the crosswalk.

their injuries are not considered life threatening and police are searching for the driver. a woman is in the hospital recovering tonight after an apartment fire in pleasant hill. firefighters responded to pleasant hill road. it appears this fire started in the kitchen and was caused by unattended cooking. that victim was taken by ambulance to a hospital with serious burns and smoke inhalation. the city struck a deal with pg & e on friday to install gunshot tracking devices on utility poles. those devices known as shot spotters are already installed in buildings. they will reduce this to $240,000. those with additional devices are said to be installed soon. investigators spent the day scouring the rural area in virginia where human remains thought to be those of a

missing university student were found this weekend. the remains were found yesterday within 100 miles of where hannah graham was last seen alive. matthew has been charged with kidnapping graham. he is also linked to the disappearance and killing of morgan harrington in 2009. >> they were found so close. probably a couple of miles. jesse matthew's mother owned a close to the remains found yesterday. this is a home where matthew grew up in. >> they've called any future searches for the 18-year-old. turning your smart phone into your wallet. the new technology launching tomorrow that apple says will make paying for thing --

things a whole lot more convenient. it's a skill you hope california bus drivers never have to use. and coming up boy she managed to keep her cool in a terrifying situation. the step that is a woman took to help east bay police track down a man who she says stole her car at gunpoint. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

a smashed car after a carjacking at a popular berkeley market. there was a high speed chase after a man car jacked a woman at gunpoint. that wasn't the first car police say 26-year-old benny williams stole tonight. new at -- new at 10 clock, katie utehs has the story. >> reporter: first of all she wasn't injure and she second she was able to provide a clear description to police. police officers caught the suspected carjacker after he slammed a vehicle. >> officers estimate 65 to 70 miles per hour. >> reporter: police then arrested benny williams of oakland after they say he ran from the wreckage. >> he tried to run from the

officers but he was apprehended moments earlier. >> reporter: the chase started before 5:00 when williams ditchedded a stolen audi then held up a woman near university avenue. >> i don't know why he chose to leave it and go for a prius. >> reporter: the victim while physically unharmed was clearly emotional after being held up at gunpoint. >> we did recover a loaded firearm in the vehicle. >> reporter: williams is in the berkeley jail tonight. berkeley investigators say they will be coordinating with oakland police because that's where the initial car was stolen from. live in berkeley, katie utehs. california school bus drivers are taking some steps to protect themselves and students against gun violence. >> reporter: dozens of school bus drivers attended a workshop to help prepare them for dangerous situations. the focus of this year's event in roseville was guns. the drivers learned how to get

a weapon out of the hands of a suspect. >> i'll be ready to lay down my life for any of these kids. whether i know them or not. if that means taking one of these kids that is the a -- assassin i would take them down because i don't want any of my other kids hurt. two shootings have happened tonight. just hours from each other. first happened on 580 and 205. a passenger in a toyota pulled alongside an audi and fired multiple shots into the other car. the driver and a passenger suffered major injuries. a third passenger was not hurt. about two hours later in livermore the chp says road rage led to a stabbing that left a man injured. it happened at about 9:45 at

night near interstate 580 at north livermore avenue. they say agib used a pocket knife to stab another driver. agib was arrested and book into the alameda county jail. >> reporter: pope francis called on the catholic church to not be afraid of change. it was apparently a comment to bishops who yesterday rejected a more open stance to gays and allowing divorce and remarried catholics to receive communion. the pope ended the senate today with the bionification . >> pope francis never seizes to surprise us. and so just when you think you might have him figured out he

offers another fresh innovative way of looking. >> the debate about family issues may resume next year. that's when a larger number of bishops is meant to meet. a orthodox children is rising again. yesterday officials had a blessing. the church says the shrine will continue to offer the same atmosphere it did before the 9/11 attacks. >> it's going to remain as that place in the midst of everything. that place of silence, that place of peace. >> reporter: the shrine will be open to all and will feature a bereavement room for con

contemplation. it is scheduled to open in 2016. the town of keene overwent a clean up after thousands took part in a melee. >> i got hit with a jack daniels bottle across the face. i was in the med center for a while but i left. >> these guys came in gear and started tear gases me. >> crazy, crazy. >> i'm from rhode island this is supposed to be a fun weekend and it's stupid. >> reporter: crowds started fires, threw bottles and smashed up cars and other property. police arrested at least 50 people. the dean of keene state college said any students who took part in the violence face suspension and possible expulsion. the san francisco giants are getting ready to put it all on the line for the crown. only one more day before the world series starts on tuesday.

today we caught up with the te as the players left for kansas city. imagine paying at a store and you don't even have to dig through your wallet for cash or a card. apple's version of that technology is released tomorrow. the bay area dry right now but i'm tracking showers up to our north. coming up when the heaviest downpours are expected for one part of the bay area and the timing of our next warming trend. over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people and almost all the growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity

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a new service is set to launch tomorrow that could change the way we shop and buy. >>cupertino based apple is out to make credit cards a thing of the past. azenith tells us about apple pay and some tell us it's more secure than plastic. >> reporter: many people heading into the apple store in los gatos sunday knew very little about apple pay or how it works. >> apple pay, no i don't. >> i would like to use it but i don't know of anything i don't know how to get started with it or if it's even available yet.

>> reporter: apple announced the program last thursday. it works like this. you put your credit card information into the iphone's app. put your phone to the reading it then scans it and you're ready to go. >> one you're going to recognize that you've lost your phone probably a lot quicker than you would have lost your card. >> reporter: if someone loses their phones they can report the missing phone just like you would a credit card. >> if that payment aspect is something secure enough i wouldn't mind do it. >> reporter: for others like anything else it will take a while to trust i pay.

>> it just seems every day, or every week there's another hack. >> maybe i'm sure in a year or two it might be something that everybody is going to be using. but you know, right now i will sit on the sidelines and just wait and see. >> reporter: apple pay can be u sed -- can't be used with older versions of iphone. american express, mastercard and visa are all on board with this idea as well as many retailers including macy's and mcdonalds. in los gatos, azentih smith, channel 2 news. happening now the treasure island music festival is wrapping up that means thousands of attendees are leaving the festival via the bay bridge so traffic may be jammed up on the bridge. the weekend festival featured more than 30 acts three stages and a ferris wheel. >> looks pretty cool. lots of fun.

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a few autographs then a bus ride to the airport before a flight to kansas city. tonight the giants are in enemy territory. for giants fans it's an every other year routine. it gives them a reason to go on a giant spending spree for giants gear. we talked to giant fan, bandwagon fans and those hoping

to buy tickets. >> reporter: the giants played today. a trendily game with familiar names. >> that's posey. >> reporter: at the giants took on well the giants. >> they get a chance to run around like the giants. >> reporter: playing right in the shadows of at&t park. >> come back home safe. >> reporter: today the world series bounds giants signed autographs and boarded a bus. next stop kansas city. where stub hub is selling tickets for $185. that's a bargain compared to the 625 of the next game. they're stacking up on gear at the dug out at at&t park.

everything for die-hard. >> twins and brewer fans but we're here. >> reporter: and bandwagon fan could want. >> 2010 world series hat to be replaced with the 2014 version. ready to play ball. and make another run at a world series title. noelle walker. of course we want your help to show giants pride in the bay area. here's a picture from arolla mendoza she said it's legend's first carving. she said orange october is perfect for halloween.

matrix roots her team to victory. right now on our website you can watch exteed interviews with hunter pence and travis ishikawa and look at viewers pictures of those showinf their giants pride. >> great pictures there. listen to this an animal shelter in monterey is counting on the star power of the giants to help get some animals adopted. the monterey spca named 14 dogs after the giants. what if you adopt bochey or posey. now they can be yours. breaking news, police in oak land are investigating two homicides that happened this evening within hours of each other. the first happened at 46th and market streets around 7:20 this evening. police say a man was found on the street. he had been shot numerous times. he was pronounced dead at the

scene. police say the suspect is believed to be male. the second shooting happened on 14th street near chestnut. there they found a man shot to death inside a home. authorities called police and found the victim's body. stay with ktvu as we get details. new at 10:00, caltrans is now working on a plan to stop the freeway jumpers who are looking for a quick way to stop trackers. caltrans and the highway patrol say that they have been getting lots of complaints about people exiting off the freeway at the san quentin off ramp only to hop back on at the very next freeway entrance. >> it's making a bad situation worse because they're trying to get back on to the onramp. of course they were blocking the onramp and people who live in point san quentin valley are having trouble getting on the freeway. >> reporter: crews will be installing a left turn only

lane and also pavement markers at the two lane off ramp. caltrans still needs to order the signs and schedule a time for all that work to be done. tens of thousands of people ran through the streets of san francisco this morning for the nike women's half marathon. allie rasmus shows us the action from the starting line and shows us the two big changes affecting this race. >> reporter: the start of the marathon had the look and feel of a nightclub. with lights flashing, music pumping and the first of 25,000 runners anxiously waiting to take off. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: it's the 11th year for the nike's womens race in san francisco. >> it's so fun. it feel like everyone is so encouraging of one another. >> reporter: this year the course is different for the first time it starts in union square, goes through golden gate park and ends at marina greens. >> there's a lot more hill this is year than there were last

year. this should be interesting. >> reporter: in past years the event included a full and half marathon. this year it's just the half. the shorter race is more accessible than popular. >> this is my bucket list. i really wanted to run this. i wanted a half mile, a full marathon. but half is great for me. tom craig flew in from houston to watch his daughter. >> run, mika, run. >> she's focused like a laser beam. she was top racer in her group in houston. >> reporter: over the past decade races like this one have raised more than 150 million for that cause. >> while i was standing here i met this other lady, and her daughter is one of 46 survivors running in this. so, i said well we might as well cheer for your daughter too. >> reporter: an example of the support and comradery on this 13-mile race group and the sidelines. in san francisco, allie rasmus,

ktvu news. it was a close call at least by astronomical standards. a comet got uncomfortably near mars today. the comet zoomed right by mars at a distance of 88,000- mileless. m ileless -- miles. that's only 1/3 of the distance between the earth and the moon. nasa scientists are happy to learn more about the comet. >> reporter: what does the comet nucleous look like? are they ammonia, water primarily? then of course they'll have a long dust tail. >> reporter: nasa says it took a million years for the comet to reach mars give or take a million. >> reporter: chances are, pretty certain there won't be

very many people here in the bay area cheering on the kansas city royals. but stick around, we're going to introduce you to a young royals fan that i bet you can get behind 100%. >> plus meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking your back to work forecast. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ when you're ready ♪ come and get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na

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all right a young cancer patient found out that he is going to the world series. but it's how this true blue kansas city royal fan got the tickets that has surprised just about everyone. >> my name is -- and i will be your announcer for the royals.

>> he's been through 28 rounds of radiation. on his last treatment he found out that he's going to watch his royals take on the san francisco giants. a friend of the family had started a go fund me site and raised $9,000 to send noah and his family to the game. then his dad got an e-mail from none other than joe torre. >> we want him to attend the world series and save the money for school. >> reporter: the wilsons say they are going to put that $9,000 that they had raised in that go fund me site for noah's world series dream instead they're going to buy tickets for other kids with cancer. fantastic story. and our weather for tonight, we do have mostly clear skies right now. but we do have rain showers

approaching the region not just yet but first thing tomorrow morning. look at this beautiful camera. looking out toward the golden gate bridge. this beautiful framing. you get the idea of patchy low clouds out there in the distance. out there right now on live storm tracker two. the clouds regrouping offshore. the rain showers approaching cape mendecino out toward eureka. and it's not a big deal but enough to wet the roadways especially up in the north bay. world series forecast of course we're talking about that in game one in kansas city. looks pretty good. in fact, mostly clear skies for tomorrow with temperatures right around 62, 63 degrees. we'll go 62 at first pitch in kansas city that's on tuesday. for game three coming up for you. back here in the bay area. we have interesting weather possibly to talk about in our forecast. we're going to bump up shower chances on friday.

something to really watch for the forecast. we could have a changing weather pattern for today. tonight we have the fair skies out there. looking out toward the san francisco bay and bay bridge. high clouds on the increase right now. tonight showers and the extended forecast definitely rain to the north that could be drifting to the bay area. you can see that in the overcast models. first thing tomorrow mostly in the 50s. monday rainfall just maybe about .2 of an inch in the south bay to .25 of an inch. reaching the bay into the early morning of the afternoon. by 5:00 and 6:00 we're going to clear things out with partly crowd -- cloudy skies. this is not widespread significant rainfall but stale scattered showers out there. tuesday dry, wednesday dry.

but then the storm track takes camp offshore. definitely rainfall to the north. if this does move to the south. some of the forecast models have been increasing their probability. slight chance of the north bay. forecast highs for tomorrow in the 60s. warmest locations in the 70s. livermore 72 degrees. san jose 70. sunnyvale 68 degrees. partly crowd -- cloudy skies on tuesday. a chance of a shower in the north bay was we'll have to keep an eye on friday and possibly saturday. those rain clouds may want to pay a visit to at&t park. it could change but it's kind of on the horizon right now. oakland school kids headed out to the coliseum to watch

the raiders take on the cardinals. all the kids are students in the oakland unified school district. hundreds of them met today inside oracle arena before the game and listened to talks from willie brown, jim otto and others. the day was made possible through the first and goal program run by the raiders. >> what a great experience for all those kids out there. raiders head coach tony sporano. and a night that the raiders won't be celebrating. >> ouch. [phones rings]

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good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. you can see this one coming. after a short week and with a banged up defense they were on the road to play payton manning and the denver broncos. manning needed three touchdown throws to beat bret favre and become the rush leader. after the 49ers missed the goal, picking up a 49er blitz and it's manning to welker. that's touchdown number 508 of manning's career. and it started on their 13. it could have resulted in a touchdown. niners had to settle for three. then manning gets the record. he throws to the pylon and the folks in denver began is