>> reporter: we're live in san francisco where the countdown to game 1 of the world series is on. we'll show you how giants are' fans are showing their team spirit. about be a hour from right now -- about an hour from right now, a very important meeting about ebola. the action one local city is taking to make sure hospitals are ready to deal with the deadly virus. a woman assaulted in the parking lot of an apartment complex. the disturbing attacks under investigation in pleasant hill.

"mornings on 2" starts now. the countout continues to game 1 of the world series. in about ten hours, the giants will face the royals in game 1 of the fall classic. as you can see, giants' fever is running high in the bay area. you are looking live along the embarcadero where the ferry building is all lit up in a lovely shade of orange. the sky is starting to lighten up a little bit. ktvu's tara moriarty, she has had a change of wardrobe. she will join us live to explain that in a few minutes. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> and tc, you look stunning in the orange and black. >> tried to find orange and black to wear today. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve is right here. how does it look for us?

>> it looks cool. the system left behind a lot of cool air. all systems go for sunshine and nice temperatures. 72 first pitch at 5:07. not a cloud in the sky. i was just taking a look out of the middle of the country. we have a few high clouds. that will be it. any precip will be light. there could be some light rain from cape mendocino north. for us, mostly sunny, partly cloudy skies. a lot of cloud cover continuing to take aim but mainly in northern california where there could be hefty totals. 40s for many. napa. fairfield is in at 42. walnut creek one location says 44. redwood city is in there. santa rosa at 46. 49 sunnyvale. 49 morgan hill. even cooler for gilroy and los gatos. saratoga, upper 40s, 50s. if you thought it was cool, it is. machine.

partly cloudy to the north. there will be more clouds to the north. but 60s and also 70s. all right, sal. how is everything, okay? >> i'm gonna make a resolution to be ready when you toss to me and not look at my computer. let's do it again. >> okay, 3, 2, 1. okay, sal, how is everything in traffic. >> great, steve. thank you for asking. glad we had this conversation. traffic is doing nicely in most areas when it comes to the normal commute. i say nice, i'm saying nice for this time of the morning. it won't be a walk in the park. let's take a look at northbound 101. you can see a little bit of slow traffic here but fortunately, there is an alternate. that would be 280. it's not that bad right now if you are driving into the valley. you can avoid highway 101 and one of the reasons why 101 is slow is there is a crash in sunnyvale. 280 is not that bad. let's go to the maps. if you are in the south part of the valley, see, 85 doesn't look that bad yet. i say yet because you only have a little bit of time to get

away from all of this trouble on 101. a couple of fender-benders on the way in sunnyvale. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up. 20, 25 minutes. those plates have been removed from the bridge. that's old news now and traffic is looking very normal into the city. trains, b.a.r.t. and caltrain according to their agencies are on time in and out of the city. back to the desk. ♪ don't stop believin' >> that's tori's song. 2014 world series will start in just about ten hours from right now. the kansas city royals are in it for the first time since they won the title 29 years ago. but the giants are looking for their third ring in five seasons. in fact, the giants have been working out, rather nicely at kauffman stadium in kansas city. madison bumgarner will start game one tonight. he will face james shields of the royals. the city of san francisco is a sea of orange and black.

the giants get ready for the beginning of the 2014 world series. tara moriarty getting ready as well live in san francisco. she's changed. she looks beautiful. you are in the orange this morning. you are getting ready for the showdown in kansas city as well, tara. >> reporter: that's right. you guys keep bringing this up. i didn't know -- i had blue with the green. now i feel like a pumpkin. what can i say? waking up at 1:30 is making taking its toll. i dent know. i've got the orange now, thanks to good samaritans from the san francisco police department. thank you for that. we're all set to go. a lot of orange. the ferry building is lit up. be sure to take a peek at the lights. earlier we were at the fairmont hotel. coit tower is also lit up.

many restaurants are already catering to giants' fans planning special world series menus for game one tonight. bartenders are whipping up special giant cocktails. most of them orange. >> there is a drink we've had since day one. it's our pineapple infused martini. we serve it on the rocks or straight up like a martini. >> reporter: on our ktvu facebook page, a giants' challenge. we've been getting pictures of all of the zany ways royals' fans are showing their appreciation for their team. one lady got a tattoo. another person transformed their lawn. we want to know what you giants' fans are doing. take a picture, send it to us. maybe we'll post it 0 our page or do a story on you if it's that great. live from san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> behind you, there's someone else running with orange on. i think there's a lot of people

wearing that color. >> reporter: orange is a difficult color to pull off. but you gotta do it. >> right. absolutely. especially today. tsunami, tara. 7:06. as we mentioned, this is the first time the royals have been in the fall classic since 1985 when ronald reagan was in the white house. and scott reese got a first- hand look at how kansas city is getting ready for the 2014 world series. >> reporter: if royals' fever is truly running rampant across kc, you would expect the epicenter to be downtown but that shade of blue is notably absent. >> there is a lot of people from out of town downtown. that could have something to do with it. >> i think it's because nobody expected the royals would be in the series. i don't think it's really sunk in yet. >> reporter: a royal blue crane, coincidence as was the blue caddy. we finally found a shirt in the

window except the inscription had nothing to do with baseball. even the bars appeared devoid of propaganda. even a royals' fan wearing orange. >> a coincidence. >> reporter: perhaps the only plausible if rather flimsy excuse, we were 24 hours too early. i'm guessing that will change now that game day is officially upon us. in kansas city, scott reese, ktvu sports. >> i think they are still a lot of out of practice. san francisco, you know, three times we're told -- >> yeah. >> you can watch all of the world series games right here on ktvu channel 2. >> our coverage of game one starts at 3:30 this afternoon. the first pitch after 5:00. game two in kansas city also starts at 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. then friday and saturday, the

giants come home for games 3 and 4 at at&t park. a controversial new ad campaign in richmond accuses the mayor of frequently abandoning the city. >> it seems like whenever richmond faces a tough problem, the mayor flies away. >> mayor mclaughlin is termed out after eight years in office but is running for a city council seat in the november election. the chevron funded committee paying for the ads supports nate for mayor. according to a study by the contra costa times, mclaughlin has traveled less and missed fewer city meetings than baits. in two hours, a protest will mark the first anniversary of the death of 13-year-old andy lopez. sheriff's deputy erick gelhaus

shot and killed the teenager. he mistook his toy rifle for a real rifle. the city of oakland changing the way 911 calls are routed in oakland and this could help improve response times. oakland police say they hope to start handling some 911 calls directly by the end of the year. 911 calls right now are routed to a chp dispatch center in vallejo before they are transferred to oakland's dispatch center. >> the delay for us comes from a couple of areas. one is ensuring that we have enough staff to handle the calls. >> the average wait time to speak to an oakland 911 dispatcher was 20 to 30 seconds in september but that's up significantly from september last year when the average wait time was 13 to 16 seconds.

national guidelines call for 911 calls to be answered in ten seconds or less. 7:10. we're expecting to learn more details about the plans to deal with the steel plates that caused a huge traffic backup on the bay bridge last week. caltrans already pulled the plates but still needs to replace the expansion joints the plates were covering. the chronicle reports, caltrans plans to use temporary paving to smooth out the approach of the edges of the steel plates. that would create a mini ramp to ease vehicles up onto and then up over the plate. that creates such a huge backup for friday morning for people trying to get into san francisco. >> hope they get it fixed. a horrifying incident. it happened in pleasant hill. coming up in 22 minutes, more about a search for a man police say attacked a woman in a parking lot and tried to tear off her clothes. >> reporter: is the south bay ready to handle a case of ebola if it happens here.

well tell you about some concerns that county supervisors have about that. we're still looking at traffic that's getting busier. unfortunately in san jose, we have a lot of people on alternate rudz this morning because -- roads this morning because of a crash. we'll tell you what's happening straight ahead. a little chill in the morning air. no doubt about it. a lot of 40s. the coolest we've seen in a long time. yesterday's front didn't to much as far as rain but it left behind cooler temperatures. ♪

i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. welcome back to "mornings on 2." 7:14. happening today, supervisors in santa clara county, they are joining forces with local nurses about ways to handle ebola if a case occurs in the south bay. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live now from san jose to tell us what they are

gonna talk about. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. well, in about an hour there will be a meeting here outside of the county building. supervisors have been talking to local nurses and trying to find out if they feel like they are prepared to handle ebola cases, while the santa clara county public health department says the risk to ebola to people who live here is rare, county officials are concerned. supervisors chavez and cortese have asked the county to update the board on the training of hospital staff and first responders on ebola exposure and medical waste. they also want the status on the availability of specialized equipment and the strategic planning when it comes to transporting exposed individuals and how to handle transportation hubs like airports and train stations. governor brown is meeting with california's largest nurses' union and in oakland, nurses will be holding a rally at the

department of industrial relations to adopt stronger safety standards. the president of the registered nurses professional association in the county will be at the news conference here this morning. it should be very interesting to hear what she has to say on how she feels the situation is here in the county. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. healthcare workers are using a new technique to stop the spread of ebola. it comes in the form of a child's toy. giant microbes incorporated specializes in stuffed toys based on viruses, disease and everyday ailments. the company says in the past few weeks, it has sold out of its entire line of ebola toys. it says its biggest customers are the world health organization and the american red cross. they mainly use these toys as a teaching tool to help stop the spread of the disease. some of the other illness inspired toys include the stomach flu, chickenpox and

even bad breath. 7:16. new studies out about common medical mistakes that every eight minutes. 1700 children under the age of 6 were given the wrong meditation or the wrong dosage during a ten-year span. 94% of them did not need medical treatment but the errors led to 25 deaths and 1900 admissions to critical care facilities. the problems involve liquid medication. it can be hard to measure correctly and for many people it can be confusing. getting medical marijuana delivered to your front door could be as easy as using your smartphone. a new app called nest drop is designed for medical marijuana users only. first the app must confirm that the user has permission from a

doctor to obtain medical marijuana, then people can order their marijuana and a delivery person will bring it to their door within an hour. the creators of the app plan to expand to other cities with medical marijuana dispensaries. 7:18. hey, sal, highway 101 in san jose, how does that look? >> not very good. as a matter of fact, we have a crash clearing out of the way. northbound 101 at the montague expressway, it's improved because they have it over to the left-hand side. remember last -- i don't know if you were watching ten minutes ago, but last time 85 was doing well, everyone found out about that. now we have a big backup on highway 85 coming up into cupertino. that was fast. people are hearing about this crash. there's also a new crash, southbound 680 at the 580 interchange involving a motorcycle. 580 traffic is slow by coming from the altamont pass into livermore. bay bridge toll plaza, about a 25-minute delay into san francisco and the best

approaches are 580, not 880 at this time anyway. 7:18. let's go to steve. the weather has been perfect for the morning commute. no wet roads at all. >> none, sal. i dent think we'll have a problem for the rest of the week. next rain friday night. there will be a few high clouds drifting by. but there you go. beautiful sunrise. i think this is joe johnson dialing this up i believe or kevin. thank you. we do have a few high clouds coming by. there will be a mix of partly cloudies, partly sunnies. we've been having fun with the song kansas city. i'm not going to kansas city. everyone says have a good time. i'm not going. i'm staying right here. but thank you. mostly clear and a few high clouds will be more to the north. the moisture source continues to stream across the pacific looking much better especially for northern california. by that i mean eureka, still light rain in crescent city. i've seen some five-day projections on rainfall

exceeding 7, 8 inches up there. not down here but maybe late friday, we might get a decent system. occasionally higher clouds. we'll get a weak ridge of high pressure. everything seems to be deflecting to the north. 40s for many. fairfield says we're leading right now. 42 cool degrees. napa is in the 40s. novato, santa rosa, walnut creek. half moon bay at 48 degrees. i think pacific. i believe brandon hurley said upper 40s as well. and san jose is right at 50. but menlo park has cooled off to a brisk 47. that's cool for foster city on the water at 50. belmont, los altos hills at 53. water temps are amazingly warm. 60 on the temperatures. the key though are the lows which have been above for the longest time. 49 in ukiah and sacramento. plenty of moisture. it will take a while to get to

us. the moisture source will stack up the rain up on the north coast. we'll have to wait until friday. watch how our system brings the system in. kind of brings rain to the north coast on thursday late and then the system -- this is good. this is a developing system late friday night. so into saturday morning. my forecast for game three here is cloudy, windy and very mild. 70 degrees. southeast wind at 25. that's three days away. mostly sunny, a cool morning. 40s, more clouds to the north. partly sunnies, partly cloudies here. 60s and 70s on the temps. not only are the lows close, the highs are, too. i think we've settled down. everything looks great for first pitch at 72. it drops pretty fast. overall, everything will be dry today an tomorrow. our next round late friday and saturday. >> a lot of people like the weather yesterday. a little cloudy. >> yep. >> all right. thanks, steve. 7:21. well, they are made to protect

you but now it turns out some could hurt you. in 23 minutes, the dangerous defect in air bags affecting millions of vehicles on the road. >> but first opposition really growing against plans for a development in the south bay. after the break what the big project is and the arguments on both sides.

welcome back. people who live in a busy san jose neighborhood they are fighting to developers who want to build a new complex near santana row. the debate is over property on williams road at winchester boulevard. many who live there say the plan development is just too big. >> answer my question. >> more than 200 people packed this meeting last night with the developer. neighbors sounded off about a plan to tear down the apartments. the developer wants to replace the two-story complex with a

six-story building that would have 650 apartments and include retail space. >> if they want to buy the property and work with us the way it's zoned right note, we don't have a problem -- right now, we don't have a problem right now. but to come in and build a structure in our backyard, that's not okay. >> neighbors are worried about traffic, parking and their privacy. the developer says the plan would help provide housing for the people who are gonna fill 4600 new jobs predicted for the area. staffers will collect comments before they give their recommendations to the planning commission. a driver for uber x in san francisco is accused of driving a woman out of the car and destroying her phone. according to the san francisco chronicle, martin and the woman got into a disagreement saturday over the address of her destination. the man pulled over on jones street and allegedly dragged the woman out of the car. when she pulled out her phone to take a picture, the man

reportedly grabbed the phone and threw it on the street. the woman flagged down a police officer and the driver was cited and released. she says she sent four messages to uber but the company did not respond until 20 hours later. you may remember uber was criticized last month when another driver allegedly hit a passenger in the head with a hammer over a route dispatch. the passenger may lose an eye as a result of that attack. well, despite some of these bad experiences, ride sharing companies are still booming in popularity. after the break, the major deal involving ride sharing companies that could make your life easier and the one group of people who are not happy about the new development. >> reporter: pleasant hill police searching for the man who carried out a sexual assault on a woman in the parking lot of an apartment complex. we'll tell you what information is being revealed about the attacker and how the victim was able to get pay way.

we're looking at san francisco and we do have a look at southbound traffic, a little bit busy approaching the south end of the city. we also have trouble on city streets. we'll tell you more about that straight ahead. mostly clear, partly cloudy for some. some foggy cool conditions but just mainly clear and chilly. we'll talk about the cooler air and when the timing of our next rain is due. 22 bucks! these guys should've gone to my place, cuz right now, i have two breakfast croissants for just four bucks. they're both made with a freshly cracked egg and melting cheese on a buttery, flaky croissant. try the supreme with bacon and ham, or the sausage. they'll fill you up for - whoa hey! what are you doing? you can't make a commercial for your restaurant at my restaurant! not if you keep interrupting me, i can't.

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this is a live look at san francisco international airport. sfo will now allow ride sharing companies, uber lyft and side car to pick up and drop off passengers. this is a pretty big deal. it's actually the first airport in the entire country to work out such a deal. brian flores will have a live report from sfo in a few minutes. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i had the heat on this morning. >> ia yeah, it was -- yeah, it was chilly. >> it's cool. a lot of 40s. people sending funny pictures of dogs and cats on the bed. the lows are close to seasonal average. that's not been the case for months. mostly fair. foggy, chilly conditions up in mendocino county. a couple of reports in ukiah,

foggy and cold. mostly clear. a lot of cloud cover and light rain up in crescent city. some reports of pretty good rain on the next couple of days. mid-40s for some. i mean, it's chilly out there. bundle up. it will be a nice day in the sun. one of those it's on the chilly side, 40s across the board. angwin, sebastopol, all within a couple of degrees in the mid- 40s. a lot of rain to the north. none for us until probably late friday. mostly sunny, a chilly morning with 40s. more clouds to the north. sunshine, first pitch 72 degrees. kansas city, everything is fine there. tomorrow looks good. 60s and 70s. all right, sal. are there any hiccups in the traffic? >> there's one and i asked the guys to get knee 101 before the end of the report because i just noticed that something is terribly wrong there. we'll get to that in a moment.

let's go to the toll plaza. at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is backed up here. it's backed up to the macarthur maze. about a 25, 30-minute delay getting into san francisco. no particular problems. it's busy getting into the city. 880 still looks good. southbound is okay. as you get farther south, we can go to the maps. if we get farther south, you can see the traffic will be slower on southbound 880 driving through to hayward area and down to fremont. now, i do want to mention, look at northbound 101. this is horrible. it started to clear up after a crash northbound 101 at the montague expressway that cleared up to the side. but man, this is just terrible. all of the other freeways in the south bay getting into the valley have slowed way down. you know someone who commutes to your job place, they are gonna be late. back to the desk. well, pleasant hill police right now, searching for a man blamed for a very disturbing

sexual assault. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live now to tell us who police are searching for and how the victim got away. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. certainly unnerving for neighbors. and a scary situation for the victim. this woman was attacked in the parking lot of this apartment complex where we are this morning. this is on the 300 block of campbellback road. this all happened early on sunday morning, around 1:30 a.m. pleasant hill police say a man snuck up behind the woman and that's when investigators say the man tried to remove the woman's underwear. the victim screamed. that scared off the attacker. the man then ran off. now, police put out this description of the man they are looking for in connection with this sexual assault. he's in his 20s about 6 feet tall, skinny with brown, curly hair and police say at the time of the attack, he was wearing a white hooded sweatshirt that had a blue flower print on it. if you have any information

that may be able to help out investigators in this case, it's a good idea to put in a call to the pleasant hill police department. we are live this morning in pleasant hill, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. 7:33. we're learning that old age is to blame for a water main break near san francisco's general hospital this morning. crews tell us water was gushing down the street in the area of 22nd an vermont streets at 3:00 this morning. the san francisco public utilities commission said the pipe was 107 years old. the water caused the asphalt to crack leaving a 2 to 3-foot wide hole right in the middle of the street. mud was flowing down the street. but no businesses or homes were damaged. we have developing news in richmond. two overnight shootings are being investigated. officials say three people were hurt. two have been treated and released from the hospital. we'll bring you more details on this still developing story as soon as we get the information

in. richmond police are still investigating another overnight shooting. this one happened at 2:15 at fullman and carlson boulevard. police say they responded to a call about a car that rolled over right in front of anapartment complex. when the police arrived, they found a man in the car shot twice. he was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition. so far, no arrests have been made. happening today, community activists, are holding a rally to raise awareness in the evergreen neighborhood. according to san jose police, 95 burglaries were reported in the district last. that's compared to 45 burglaries in the neighborhood for the entire year back in 2004. the rally is scheduled to get underway at 7:00 tonight outside san jose city hall. 7:35. if you fly in and out of sfo, you now have another choice for

your transportation needs. regulators have cleared the way for ride sharing services to operate at sfo. brian flores is at sfo right now. this is good news for some travelers for the taxi industry, though, they don't like this, do they, brian? >> reporter: yeah, they certainly don't. it's big news for really anyone who travels in and out of sfo. we're live here this morning because travelers will have another option other than b.a.r.t., taxi or limo. airport officials announced yesterday that uber and lyft have been given permits to pick up and drop off passengers at sfo. the ride sharing company joined side car. they inked a deal last week. but until then they weren't able to operate at the airport because they needed permits. now that's changed. many travelers are happy to have another alternative. some cabdrivers have already

seen a drop in business. >> compared to the last two years, this year is really, really noticeable. >> you are often in places like where we live in berkeley, you can't get a taxi. it's very difficult to call and get them to come in the early morning. if you are in places that are difficult -- i know in europe, it's often -- you have taxi stops. but you don't -- but you can't just call them anywhere. you can't flag them on the street like you can in new york. >> reporter: when i spoke with a police officer here at the airport, she told me that the ride share companies are not allowed in the taxi lines. they will be able ato pick up passengers like -- able to pick up passengers like limos do. they issued hundreds of warnings to drivers and about 30 citations were given for second offenses. now they are all allowed to work here. they will pay 3.85 per trip.

when i spoke to a taxi driver, he said they pay $4. this is considered the first-of- its-kind deal in the country. airport officials say this gives customers at sfo more choice without compromising our focus on safety and security. we're live here at sfo, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, brian. very interesting. thank you. healdsburg is the first city in california to raise the age for people to buy tobacco products. anyone under 21 you will be banned from buying cigarettes, e-cigarettes and other products when the law takes effect probably in december. the state law is 18. it will still be legal for 18 to 20-year-olds to smoke in healdsburg. critics say this law will hurt local businesses because smokers will just buy their tobacco products outside of the city. he hopped a fence and made it all the way through the

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a jumg has sentenced oscar pistorius to five years -- a judge has sentenced oscar pistorius to five years in prison. this was the scene hours ago. security was very tight as the man known as the blade runner learned his punishment for the shooting death of reeva steenkamp. he could be released as soon as ten months. despite this, steenkamp's family are happy he's paying for the crime in some way. the international paralympic committee announced he will not be allowed to compete for the next five years. pistorius has won six paralympic gold medals. a missouri state senator was arrested. it's part of the continuing protest over the police shooting of michael brown in

ferguson, missouri. the state senator kept chanting as she was being handcuffed here. police say they arrested her because she sat down in the middle of the street blocking traffic. protesters in ferguson have been calling for the indictment of the police officer who shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. well, there is another huge recall. it affects millions of cars and the list of the cars with the problem may get even bigger today. pam cook is in the studio with more about the problem and the reason, pam, certain people should go to their car dealer right away. >> yeah, the national highway safety traffic admin says said drivers in humid climates should get to the dealer immediately pl federal flips have issued a consumer advisory for more than 4.5 million cars, trucks and suvs with air bags that can hurt instead of protect people when there is an accident. all air bags are made by tekota

company but they affect many different makes and models. >> people will be nervous, i'm sure and they will want to get the air bag taken care of as soon as possible. i know that the recent recall is a large one and i don't know if all of those air bags will be available that quickly. >> that's a good point to make. it may be a while before you can get it replaced. safety experts warn that the defective air bags could actually explode in an accident and send pieces of metal into the car. they say humid climate actually makes that more of a problem -- could make it more of a problem. already on the list, cars, suvs and trucks made by honda, toyota, bmw, nissan, general motors and mazda. the defective air bags were instauged in -- installed in the 2000 to 2011 model years. total lists may include 25 million cars around the world. so for more information, you can go to our website,

ktvu.com. we've posted the entire list of calls and model years affected by the air bag recall so far. you can find the information under hot topics. we'll be updating our website as new information comes in because later today, the government plans to add more cars to that list. tori and dave? >> that's huge. >> yes. and sal, apparently there's new problems and one of our crews got this video. >> it's a streetcar crash. no one was injured. it's a streetcar crash on the embarcadero. the f-line got into it with a passenger vehicle right there at embarcadero at washington. so all of the streetcars. that's a 5 series. that's bad. traffic will be backing up on the f-line. they will be burning the cars around as you come down market street. they will be urn iting them back toward the castro. the f-line is not servicing firerman's wharf.

no one was injured. it lick a little bit before they get rid of the car and service resumes. let's go to the toll plaza. this is backed up for a delay of 30, 35 minutes getting into san francisco. no problems on the bridge. but traffic is backed up the normal strength. if you want to use the san mateo bridge, it's about a 15- minute drive once you get on the bridge over to san mateo, 101/92 interchange. one major crash on 101 that took a while. 101 is very slow. 85 and 280 are alternates but they are getting filled up as well. 7:46. let's go to you steve. >> what's that, sir? >> let's go back to you. >> i had two people talking. i didn't hear a word you said. >> let's go to steve paulson, our meteorologist. >> thank you. we have mostly clear skies. cold. in the 40s for many. kind of bundled up here. our first cool night of the season. mostly clear skies. there's fog up to the north.

and chilly conditions and a little bit of high cloud deck coming in. a beautiful shot. a few high clouds to the north. we'll see a few high clouds. it's splitting a little bit. still mostly sunny skies. there's lots going on. perry marland up in crescent city said they've had pretty good rain. the river is open and the salmon are coming up. there's projection of a lot of rain up there. kansas city getting some of that rainfall right now. very light. but it's a sign of things to come over the next few days. the moisture source is just streaming across the pacific coming out of the gulf of alaska. a few high clouds for us but some partly cloudies. generally mostly sunny. 40, 42 for fairfield. half moon bay is in there. i know not far away from san jose there is a lot of 40s. 44 one reading from walnut creek. livermore made it to 48. 47 san ramon. danville, 43. alamo, 45.

la fayette, 45. mid-40s in pittsburg. san francisco, the longest time since the lows have been seasonal normals. the lows have been held up. it's the first time i've seen lows that are near season am average. high today, 68. that's within one degree of the average high for this time of year. 39 up in tahoe. 38 in reno. a dusting. of snow on mount rose. ukiah, 49. sacramento, 49-point monterey low 50s. look at all of the moisture. there is a lot going on. most of this is taking aim to the north. nothing new for us in santa rosa north over the next few days. i know what the key is. the key would be late friday. our system will come in. it looks like it has a pretty good punch. it will drag itself across the north. that's a good sign. that means it's developing. it would be late friday night.

game 3, cloudy, windy and very mild with a southeast braze to upper 60s to near 70. three days away. we'll see how the models handle it. but it looks like 10:00, 11:00. no problems for game one or two. it looks really nice in the middle of the country. sunny and 72 for the first pitch in kansas city. for us, 60s and 70s. everything except for partly cloudy skies and cool morning lows. our next system will have clouds late friday, early saturday. could be descent rain and then kind of a cool pattern going into the weekend. >> don't wash the car friday night. >> don't do it friday. but the next couple of days you are okay. 7:49. an illinois neighborhood making headlines again because of its halloween light display. ♪ i don't want to die ♪

sometimes wish i had never been born at all ♪ >> a dazzling light show set to the music by queen. this has been viewed by more than 100,000 times on youtube. in fact, so many people have traveled to this home in naperville, illinois, a police officer is stationed outside to control the traffic. the homeowner loves seeing kids react to all of this. the show is a chance to collect donations for a nonprofit that helps families of children with down syndrome. 7:50. there's been another reported attack involving an uber driver. coming up for you at 8:15, we'll tell you what one woman says happened to her when she disagreed with the driver over where she was going. but first, miles away from shore and out at sea, the way a california woman escaped the jaws of a great white shark.

police in gary, indiana say the bodies of six additional women were found over the weekend after darren vann confessed to killing a prostitute. police believe there could be more victims. they say some of the cases could date back 20 years. the victims were all found in abandoned homes in a five-mile area. vann is a convicted sex offender who moved to indiana from texas afterrer is ferring time in prison for rape -- after -- after serving time in prison for rape. police say eric frien may have been spotted in the pope co knows -- poconos. a thousand officers have been searching for him for more than a month following a shooting

that killed one trooper and left another seriously injured. oscar de la renta boutiques all over the world will be closed mourning the death of fashion designer and legend oscar de la renta. he died yesterday at the age of 82 at his home in connecticut. he died from cancer. he was born in the dominican republic and made a name for himself in the 1960s. that's when first lady jackie kennedy wore his designs. since then, oscar de la renta has dressed many first ladies as well as hollywood stars. his final masterpiece was for george clooney's bride, amal, in her wedding gown. he also had strong connections to california. every summer, he held a fund- raising fashion show in the sierra supporting the lead to save lake tahoe. a woman survived a great white shark attack three miles off santa barbara's coast. she says she was canoeing sunday when a shark took two

bites out of her canoe. she lost balance and fell into the ocean but the 6-foot shark swam away. >> the shark apparently bit her twice. the second time she lost her balance and fem out of the canoe -- fell out of the canoe. but she was able to get back in. the shark didn't harm her. >> the woman was able to swim back to shore uninjured. no warnings were issued because officials say it happened so far away from shore. a kansas city police officer who found two lost world series tickets, he's credited for returning those tickets to the rightful owner. the detectivive was wearing his ban when he went to pick up his packet for the kansas city marathon. that's when a stranger handed him an envelope with world series tickets inside. it turns out those tickets were supposed to be part of a raffle for a church convention. >> i didn't realize it was

missing. i must have dropped it. it's the right thing to do. it's the kansas city way, to be honest. >> that officer was offered one of the tickets just because he was honest but he turned it down. despite the fact he really wanted to go to the world series. by the way, according to stubhub, tickets for today's world series game will cost anywhere from $600 to $16,000. >> wow. that's amazing. so much money. coming up in our 8:00 hour, it's a new way to look at ebola. the toys being inspired by the disease and what health workers are using them for. plus, orange and black fever really heating up. the giants getting ready for game one of the world series today. up next, how the fans and how san francisco are showing their support. and we're still seeing a lot of slow traffic all over the east bay. we'll take a look at some of the slowest commutes and try to give you a couple of alternates. mostly sunny out there. looks nice but it's noticeably

cooler. a lot of brrrs coming in. we'll talk about a pattern change at the end of the week.

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>> they made it happen in 2010. >> r the first time since 1954, the giants are world champions. >> then in 2012, they did it again. >> the giants have won it all. and today, the san francisco giants will begin their quest for a third world series win in five seasons. you bet they will. and cheering them on will be fans from all over the bay area. live pictures. big flag along the embarcadero it's flying high above the city. up get the idea. and ktvu's tara moriarty is out there as well. she's at got her giants' -- she's got her giants' sweatshirt on. coming up, she will have the excitement building. it's tuesday, october 21st. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and

traffic. steve joins us. a little cooler today. the fall classic. finally feels like fall. >> finally. our system held together d gave some snow up to north star. know made it up to truckee. we're in between systems. there could be mostly cloudy, cloudy skies up between mendocino county, lake county north. for us, mostly clear. partly cloudy, a few high clouds. moisture continues to roll across the pacific taking aim at the oregon border. cape mendocino north. not here. some of those higher clouds are filtering in. a lot of 40s. chill in the morning air. fairfield made it down to 42. 40s for many. most of these temperatures, the coolest i've seen. they are close to seasonal normals. 40s for gilroy, los gatos. jacket weather this morning in the sun, not bad. there's not a big breeze. a lot of cloud cover to the north. it will take a while to get here. chilly morning with 40s. more clouds up to the north.

overall, 60s and 70s for us. game one first pitch looks nice. there's not a cloud to be found. 60s and 70s for us. i think sal has some issues to tackle here. things have changed in the last hour. >> things are getting very slow on 80 westbound. 24, 680. we'll look at all of that as we take a look at 80 westbound between the carquinez bridge and the maze. 44 minutes as you drive between those two spots. it usually takes 15 when there's no slow traffic. when up get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for about a 20, 25-minute drive time into san francisco. one of the slowest commutes has been san jose. northbound 101 we've had several fender-benders coming up to the sunnyvale area. not only is 101 backed up. but 85 is slow in the area and it will be slow getting to the south bay. 580 is sold out from the altamont pass all the way out to the interchange. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal.

the 2014 world series gets underway nine hours from now. the kansas city royals haven't made it into the playoffs since winning the title 29 years ago. the giants are looking for their third ring in five seasons. the giants have been holding work outs automatic -- workouts at kauffman stadium. in the meantime, the city of san francisco is a vast sea of orange and black as the giants get ready for the start of the 2014 world series. tara moriarty joins us live. the city is undoing down the hours -- is counting down the hours. >> reporter: a lot of these orange lights have dimmed. the sun is up so you can't see everything glowing in orange. we've seen a lot of fans in their giants' gear walking here along the embarcadero this morning of the we were up at the fair monthotel where the -- mare fairmont hotel.

many restaurants are catering to fans with special menus. bartenders are whipping up special cocktails. most of them orange. >> you love it. everyone getting behind it whether you are on the bandwagon or not. the whole city gets electric. it's fantastic. >> reporter: on our facebook page, a giants' challenge. we've been getting ways for appreciation. one man shaved royals into his hair. another person transformed their lawn. right now we're gonna head over to lefty o'doul's where they have an interesting setup. we'll explain what that is coming up in 45 minutes. live pr san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news.

you saw some of the things the royals' fans were doing. on our facebook page we asked about some of the wild things, you giants' fans are doing. this is actually a post from erin tuck nelson. she said this is my living room. there's a lot of towels and t- shirts and bobbleheads. definitely supporting the giants here. this is from jose lopez iii. he's made his support permanent with the giants with his lovely black and orange sf tattoo. and this is from christine foster and you can see that she has done a lovely job decorating her lawn celebrating both halloween and also big giants' banner with a baseball in the middle. showing her support by painting her lawn. you can watch all of the world series games right here on ktvu channel 2. our coverage of game one starts at 3:30 this afternoon with the first pitch

just after 5:00. game 2 in kansas city begins after 5:00 tomorrow afternoon. then friday and saturday the giants come home for games three and four at at&t park, along with game five on sunday if necessary. dave? >> got it. we're expecting more details today about how caltrans will deal the with the steel plates on the bay bridge that caused the traffic backup last week. caltrans already removed the plates. they still have to replace the expansion joints. the chronicle reports caltrans will install temporary paving to smooth out the approach to the edges of the steel plates. that can create kind of a mini ramp to ease your vehicle up and onto those plates. a change in how 911 calls in oakland are routed may help improve the response time. oakland police say they hope to start handling some of the 911 calls directly by the end of

the year. now, 911 calls are right now routed to a chp dispatch center in vallejo before they are transferred to oakland's dispatch center. >> i delay comes from a few different areas. >> the average wait time to speak to an oakland 911 dispatcher was 20 to 30 seconds in september. that is up a lot from september of last year when the average wait time was only 13 to 16 seconds. the national guidelines call for 911 calls to be answered in ten seconds or less. 8:06. in the next ten minute, leaders in the south bay will be joining forces with local nurses to discuss their concerns about how to handle ebola if a case occurs there. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us live from san jose to hel it el us about what they -- to tell us what they are gonna talk about. >> reporter: a couple of county supervisors are asking questions about whether or not

the county health system is prepared to handle ebola cases. that's why they invited the president of the registered nurses professional association in the reyin to ask how they feel about it. while the santa clara county public health department says the risk of ebola to people who live here is rare, county officials are concerned supervisor cindy chavez and dave cortese have asked the board to be updated on training and first responders on ebola exposure and how to handle medical waste. they want the status on the veaubility of specialize -- availability of specialized equipment and how to handle transportation hubs such as airports and train stations. >> we saw what happened in dallas. there's still people there who are healthcare professionals that are quarantined that takes healthcare professionals away from the rest of the population that severely needs their help. we want to know how do we backfill if that happens, how

do we deal with these kind of situations where we have employees in quarantine and other people waiting in an emergency room that don't have the virus that need help in other ways. >> reporter: the public health department says it has repeated regular communication with local hospitals to share information about ebola, including guidelines about isolating individuals with ebola. of course, this is a concern around the state and sacramento governor jerry brown is meeting later with california's largest nurses' union to press him for more training and protective gear and in oakland, nurses are holding a rally at the department of industrial relations to adopt stronger safety standard. this news conference is getting underway in the neck five minutes -- next five minutes we'll bring it to you on our noon newscast. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. 8:08. headquarter workers are using a new technique to stop the spread of ebola. it comes in the form of a

child's toy. giant microbes incorporated specializes in making stuffed toys based on viruses, disease and everyday ailments. the company says in the past few weeks, it's sold out of its entire line of ebola toys. it says its biggest customers are the world health organization and the american red cross who may only use these toys as a teaching tool to help stop the spread of the disease. some of the other imness inspired toys include the stomach flu, chickenpox and even bad breath. in just one hour from now, protesters will gather outside the snow obama county supervisors' chambers in santa rosa. this protest marks tomorrow's first anniversary of the death of 13-year-old andy lopez. sheriff deputy eric gelhaus shot and killed the teenager after mistaking his pellet gun for a real assault rifle. the county appointed task force investigating that fatal shooting, they went on the record formally opposing the

decision to put the deputy back on street duty. the panel said that decision is preventing the community from healing. a controversial new ad campaign. this one accuses the mayor of frequently abandoning the city. >> it seems like whenever richmond faces a tough problem, mayor mclaughlin packs her suitcase and flies away. >> now, she's termed out after eight years in office but she's running for a city council seat in the november election. this chevron-funded committee that's paying for the new ad supports nat baits for mayor of richmond in the coming election. but according to a new study by the contra costa times mclaughlin has traveled less and missed fewer city council meetings than baits. a man from danville behind a controversial ballot measure says his family is the tath of a death threat. bob pack is telling a los angeles tv station that a caller threatened to kill his wife and young daughter if he

did not withdraw his support for proposition 46. among other things, it would require doctors to consult a drug history database before they issue certain prescriptions. pack and his wife became involved in proposition 46 as a result of a crash that killed two of their young children 11 years ago in danville. police say that a driver addicted to prescription drugs blacked out and caused that crash. 8:11. the man who jumped a fence and ran into the white house is due in court today. a judge will decide whether omar gonzalez is competent to stand trial. he faces multiple charges including entering a restricted building while carrying a dangerous weapon. that weapon was allegedly a pocketknife. he pleaded not guilty earlier this month. his ability to get over the fence and into the white house raised a lot of questions about security and also the secret service. all right. our time is 8:11.

a former harlem globetrotter missing this morning in northern california. coming up, the efforts underway to find rico harris and the discovery that may help narrow that search. but first, controversy in san jose, the proposed development that some people vow will never be built in their backyard. good morning. right now we're still looking at traffic that's not doing well in many areas. this is 101 recovering from earlier problems. we'll talk about 880 and some of the other bridges when we come back. mostly sunny this morning, but cool. temperatures the coolest we've seen. a lot of 40s. we'll talk about the pattern change maybe toward the end of the week which looks very interesting.

a driver for uber x in san francisco is accused of dragging a woman out of her car and destroying her phone. the man and woman got into a disagreement on saturday over the address of her destination. the man pulled over on jones street and allegedly dragged the woman out of his car. when she pulled out her phone to take a picture, he reportedly grabbed the phone and threw it on the street. the woman flagged down a police officered a and the driver was cited and released. she sent four messages to uber but the company did not respond until 20 hours later. uber was criticized when a driver allegedly hit a man with

a hammer and the passenger may lose an eye as a result of that attack. san francisco police are stepping up patrols after three crashes involving pedestrians in less than 24 hours, including one that killed a former printer for the san francisco chronicle. police say 87-year-old lewis van was hit and killed yesterday while crossing the street at sloat boulevard and 43rd avenue. police say the driver stayed at the scene and that he was not in a crosswalk. he started to work for the chronicle in 1959 and retired in 1992. police are investigating two other crashes involving pedestrians, including a crash that left a man critically injured at geary and 10th avenue and a hit-and-run crash at mason and turk street. people who live in a busy san jose neighborhood are fighting developers who want to build a new complex near santana row. the debate is over property at

williams and winchester boulevard. many say the planned development is too big. >> can you answer my question? >> 200 people packed the meeting last night with the developer. neighbors sounded off about a plan to tear down the reserve apartment. the developer wants to replace the two-story complex with a six-story building that would have 650 apartments and include retail space. >> if they want to buy the property and work with it the way it's zoned right now, we don't have a problem with that, but to come in, rezone build a six or seven-story structure in our backyard, that's not okay. >> well, the neighbors are worried about traffic, about parked and their privacy. the developer says his plan would help provide housing to the people who will fill the 4600 new jobs predicted for that area. the city staffers are gonna collect all comments before they make recommendations to the planning commission.

8:17. want to check in with sal, see how traffic is moving. how are things looking on 880. >> it's a little slow. i got a tweet about what's up with 880. 880 northbound is slowing down passing the coliseum. southbound is not affected by crashes but it is slow. southbound there was a minor crash. but most of it is slow as you drive to 92. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's improving a little bit as you drive through. but you are still going to see some slow traffic obviously. it looks like those far left lanes are actually kind of empty there. which is kind of unusual. we had a lot of fender-benders on 101. they are clear but traffic is slow. 280 and 85 people are on the freeways instead. let's go to steve who is watching today's weather. steve? >> i'm getting e-mails and tweets. i'm doing things friday night and saturday. a lot of events coming up this

weekend. >> there's one thing on friday you should keep time for. >> i have been. believe me. i have been. i know the pressure is on. mostly clear and cold. if you are not here it's not that cold. for us, we have a lot of 40s. there's my private jet. is it being washed? >> it's right behind mine. >> very good. mostly clear unless you are up in parts of mendocino county. clouds coming in are splitting like this. overall, a lot of 40s. moisture continues to take aim at extreme northern california. there's a lot going on over the next couple of days. still some 40s. you get to the 8:00 hour, you bouncing off the morning lows. there's still 40s. livermore is in there. they are probably warmer. these are about a half our old. 44 santa rosa which is where their les should be. 50s on some of the temps. a lot of 40s, some very cool

readings to the north. sebastopol, healdsburg is in there, lakeport. angwin. middletown made it to 43. danville, 43. your backyard thermometer, kind of a variable wind. north for others. it's all over the place. a little breezy. water tells, 64. monterey buoy. and also bodega bay. nothing has changed there. 34 in tahoe. light dusting of snow at north star. 49 redding, u i kyia and -- ukiah and sacramento. we're going to have to wait a little bit. there could be light rain on thursday about santa rosa north but herein lies the rub. we have -- it's going to -- you will see some cloud cover. watch what happens here. it does this. that's a developing system. that will be late friday night.

that's the parent low which will be forming. a lot of cloud cover on thursday. then it will lift and back track. my timing on this is after 10:00 on friday night. out ahead of it, i think it will be okay, cloudy to mostly cloudy. maybe even partly sunny during the day. but getting breezy. southeast 25. should be very mild at game time. that's if everything continues to march in as advertised. i think it will. late friday, early saturday, that looks like a developing front. everything is fine for game one and game two. in fact, sunny and 72. the temperature drops pretty quick. 60s, 70s not only were the lows near seasonal averages. it seems like the high temperatures as well. except for high and mid-level clouds, we'll have mostly clear skies. it clouds up on friday. late rain into early saturday and then out of there. >> your rain won't start until 10:00, the rain -- >> it should be fine.

but the giants have had extra innings games. >> we hope to end that -- >> okay. thank you. >> you bet. up next -- an app that actually brings marijuana right to your front door. where it's a reality here in california and how to get authorized to use it.

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died when his air tanker crashed near yosemite. 62-year-old jeffrey craig hunt was killed when one of the wings of his air tanker apparently clipped a tree and the plane crashed. he was helping to fight the dog rock fire at the time. the memorial service starts at 10:00 at the church on the hill in san jose. 8:25. a missing airman from the bay area is finally coming home 70 years after he died fighting in world war ii in europe. william cook was 27 years old and the pilot of a bomber that was shot down over belgium during world war ii. hikers found the plane deep in the forest two years ago. they also discovered cook's military i.d. bracelet. it took until now to identify him through boning from maents. we talked with his nephew who said he will be laid to rest next to his mother at mountain view cemetery. >> i know that would mean the

world to her. i wish my parents and grandparents could be here. it would mean the world to them. >> cook will be buried on saturday with full military honors. our time is 8:25. medical marijuana, delivered right to your front door may soon be as easy as using your smartphone. there is a new app it's called nest drop. it launched two days ago in los angeles. the app is designed for medical marijuana users only. now here is the way it works -- first, the app has to confirm that the user has permission from a doctor to get medical marijuana. then people can order their marijuana and a delivery person will bring it to yourer to within an hour. the creators of the app plan to expand to other cities with medical marijuana dispensaries. starbucks giving away free coffee for life. however, they consider life to be 30 years. now, this new coffee contest runs from december 2nd to is christmas time.

starbucks for life will entitle the winners a single free drink or food item every day for 30 years. the select number of customers can win by using a starbucks card or paying with a mobile device. starbucks will release more contest details about this in the coming weeks. 8:27. rules that apply to alcohol now apply to cigarettes in one bay area city. coming up next, tough new measures meant to keep young people from smoking. also, a woman attacked in the parking lot in pleasant hill, the details coming up about the person the police right now are searching for. we're still looking at a lot of slow traffic in the east bay. if you are driving to the bay bridge or onto the bay bridge into san francisco, it does actually get better once you get on the span. machine. maybe a few high clouds -- mostly sunny. maybe a few high clouds. it looks like an interesting pattern. okay today. but we'll talk about what could

be a lot of cloud cover coming into thursday and friday.

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some. coolest we've seen so far. a lot of 40s. it didn't matter from the north bay to the santa cruz mountains even parts of the east bay and peninsula. partly cloudies to the north. had a nice picture from chloe up in clearlake. partly cloudy skies. that will be the forecast up towards mendocino county and lake county. there will be a lot of clouds streaming overhead the next few days. not much in the way of any rain. until maybe thursday. and then for us late friday into early saturday. let me tackle this the next couple of days. 40s, 50s. very, very cool. even menlo park. probably not that cool. but 47 degrees. low 50s force foster city andmate -- for foster city and san mateo. heavy rain, shasta between now and sunday. maybe 4 to 8 inches. for us, it looks like not until friday. mostly sunny, a cool morning for you. no issues at all. i can't even find a cloud in the sky in canscy city. sunny and 72 for first pitch.

tomorrow looks good. 60s and 70s. i know sal started off on the quiet side but things picked up. >> yes, and my maps are not functioning properly. let's go to the second item. we'll get back to the bay bridge in a second. look at 880. 880 is slow and someone reminded me that 880 usually gets slow at about this time. but there's nothing unusual about it. someone was asking why is it so slow. usually it is very slow coming through at this time. and 508 is gonna be a little bit better but 580 starts to slow at around high street as you drive through. so please give yourself some extra time and the traffic is going to be backing up. now, at the -- on highway 24 westbound, you can see traffic is moderately heavy coming through the area. i do want to mention at the bay bridge toll plaza, there was something unusual going on here, and that would be westbound coming out from the 880 ramp. this ramp here had a crash.

it's a make crash but they moved it to the side. but that's why the toll plaza looks emptyish. that will fix itself now that they've gotten the crash out of the way. if you are coming through from 580 you might want to use those lanes. at 8:32. back to the desk. police in pleasant hill right now, searching for a man blamed for a disturbing sexual assault. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live now to tell us who they are searching for and what people in the area are saying about this. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. neighbors around here are surprised to hear what happened and certainly the victim, this was a scary situation for her. this woman was attacked right back there in the parking lot of this apartment complex which is on the 300 block of camelback road just north of diablo valley college. this all happened on sunday morning just about 1:30 a.m. pleasant him police say a man snuck up beep hind the woman and pulled her down to the ground. that's when investigators say the man tried to remove the

woman's underwear. the victim screamed and that scared off the attacker and he ran off. now, we talked to one neighbor who said he heard two people arguing in the parking lot around the time of the attack but he didn't hear any cries for help and was troubled this was a sexual assault. >> i've been living here for a while. never heard of -- like a rape attempt. that's scary. i'm finally coming here to -- that scares me. >> reporter: pleasant hill police put out this limited description of the man. in his 20s about 6 feet tall, he's skinny with brown, curly hair. at the time of the attack the man was wearing a white hooded sweatshirt with a blue flower print on it. if you have any information about what happened here early on sunday morning that may help investigators, put in a call to pleasant hill police. we're live in pleasant hill,

alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:34. police in oakland searching for whoever shot and killed a well- known barbecue chef. 41-year-old eric harvest was selling his comb cooking in his old oakland neighborhood on sunday about 7:00. he went to pack up his car and six shots were fired. his fiancee who does not want to appear on camera says harvest was just trying to raise extra money for their wedding next year. now she's hoping the flis will find whoever did this -- police will find whoever did this. >> i feel cheated, lost, anger, emotion, sadness. i lost my best friend. i don't know how i'm gonna cope with that. >> police are looking for a motive for the shooting. if you have any information call oakland police. 8:35. sheriff's deputies in yolo county are asking for the public's help to find a missing

harlem globetrotter. deputies say rico harris disappeared on a road trip from alhambra to seattle. deputies reported harris missing after finding his black nissan sedan parked on state route 16 near rumsey yesterday. the car's battery was dead and his cell phone was found nearby. family families say he planned to drive to seattle to visit his girlfriend and last contacted them friday morning as he drove through the sacramento area. anyone who may have seen him is asked to contact the yolo county sheriff's office. harris is 6'9" and weighs 280 pounds. well, today, another big recall. this one involving millions of cars and it could get even bigger. pam cook is in the newsroom with more about the problem and the reason that safety experts say if your car is on that list, you should get to a dealer right away. >> four people's deaths have been linked to the recall so far which involves defective air bags that can actually explode in an accident.

now, the national highway highway safety administration has issued an ige for those cars -- an suv for those cars and trucks and suvs that have the air bags. the recall states that the inflater mechanism can rupture on the air bags, spraying the passengers with metal fragments. the agency has issued a statement that reads "consumers impacted by the recall should have their vehicles serviced promptly once they receive notification from the manufacturer. nhtsa remains in close comun my ktion with the -- communication with the supplier and automakers to gather additional data and will take appropriate action based on our findings." we have more information at ktvu.com. you will find the entire list

of models and years of cars under the hot topics section. we'll continue to update the website as well as more information comes in. later today, the government plans to add more cars to the list. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> important information, thank you, pam. if you fly in and out of sfo, you now have another choice for your transportation needs as regulators cleared the way for ride sharing services to operate there. brian flores is live at sfo to explain how this is good news for some but not so good news for others. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. taxi limo drivers have made it clear that this deal would hurt their business taking travelers from sfo to wherever they need to go. this deal would hurt them. this morning, they will have another option other than b.a.r.t., taxi and limo. airport officials announced

that uber and licht have been given -- lyft have been given permits. they join another ride sharing company, side car, which received a permit to operate last week. company officials will begin operations within the next 30 days. until yesterday, those caps were not permitted to -- those companies were not permitted to operate at the airport. now that's changed. many trammers we spoke with pleased they have more options while many cab drivers have seen the effects well before the deal. >> especially this year. really, really noticeable. >> cheaper than a cab. it's easy. it's an app. it's -- why not? >> reporter: now, when i spoke to airport police officers this morning, i was told the ride share companies will not be allowed to operate in the taxi lines, that they will be allowed to pick up passengers just like limos do.

ride share companies will pay an airport fee of 3.85 per trip. when i spoke with a taxi driver this morning, he said they pay $4 per trip. this is considered the first-of- its-kind deal in the country. taxi drivers, as we take it back out live, are not giving up on this fight. we understand the taxi workers' alliance, they are attending a meeting at the airport commission. that's at city hall to discuss this agreement made by the airport and the ride share companies. that's scheduled to take place at 9:00 this morning. we're live here at sfo, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we mentioned earlier there have been a couple of situations with uber where some drivers have basically attacked some passengers. was there anyone concerned about security? >> reporter: from the passengers we spoke with, they say this is a great deal, obviously security is a concern when you take these ride share companies. they are working on it but the passengers say this is a good deal. >> all right. sounds good. all right. we're finding out more

about the human remains found at the site of the new transbay transit center in san francisco. the chronicle reports the remains of are of a native- american and appear to be 7500 years old making them the oldest remains ever found within san francisco city limits. investigators want to contact triballal members who may want to claim the remains that could be reburied at another site. healdsburg is the first to raise the age for buying tobacco products. anyone under 21 will be banned from buying cigarettes. e-cigarettes and other tobacco products, when the law takes effect. the state law sets the age at 18. and and -- opponents say this will end up hurting lowell businesses because smokers will just go outside of the city to

buy the products. 19 minutes before 9:00. the halloween display of epic proportion ♪ no eskate from reality ♪ >> the setup outside an illinois house and the reason police were called to the scene. as you know, the excitement for game one of the world series today, building. yes, it's okay, fellows. up next, how fans are showing their love for the giants. good morning. right we're still looking at traffic there is pretty busy around the bay area. especially in the south bay but also highway 24. slower than normal. we'll tell you why. mostly sunny out there. a lot of 40s after yesterday's front. didn't do much in the rain department. there will be big changes towards thursday and friday. i will have more on that coming up.

there is a pretty picture. it's the countdown to the fall classic, the 2014 world series. it begins at 5:00.

tara moriarty is live with more. >> reporter: we're here at lefty o'doul's where we have something kind of unique going on. you guys have the screen back here. normally you watch the games but explain what is happening today that's a little bit different. giants' fans are gonna get a piece of kansas city? >> and kansas city a taste of the giants. we have a camera set up here all the way back in the area. they will be able to -- they will have a camera in kansas city. we'll have a live feed harassing each other back and forth. >> reporter: is this just fun heckling? >> it always starts out that way. it will be nice until we have to reciprocate. >> here's darlene, one of the people who works here. you are all decked out ready to go. you've been working here before

when they've had -- what was it like? >> it was amazing. i was here in 2010. it was absolutely amazing. it gives me chills. i watched fans for years try to get this done and it was just fabulous. i was here working the parade. i wouldn't move from the front d was packed to -- from the front. it was packed to capacity. let's do this. halloween colors and it's an even year. >> reporter: thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. if you would like to check out the action -- what time are folks coming in? >> around 3:00, we expect a packed house. >> reporter: all right. you better come. standing-room only, i guess. >> absolutely. >> reporter: thank you so much. live from san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, tara. thank you. you can watch watch all of the world series games right here. our coverage starts at 3:30 this morning. first pitch just after 5:00.

now, game 2 in canscy city also -- kansas city starts after 5:00 and giants come home after that. good morning, everybody. highway 24. let's go right to it. there was earlier police activity not in the lanes. it was visible from the freeway. this morning's commute has been slower than usual. although the lanes are open. people were slowing down to take a look at what was going on near the wilder exit. also looking at the commute here at the toll plaza, it's getting better. traffic is not all that bad. i want to talk about southbound 680 from concord to walnut creek that's backed up from before highway 242. now at 8:48. let's go to steve with today's forecast. >> good luck with that sal.

[laughter] >> want me to -- what do you want me to do? okay. they are busy in there. good morning. a little chilly this morning. 40s. mostly clear. everything is okay today. weak front. let's go to a wide picture. can we go to the computer? thank you. all right. george mccray in el cerrito said what's going on with what was tropical storm ana? a lot coming across the pacific. deep systems coming out of gulf of alaska. ana is moving away from the hawaiian islands. 50-mile-an-hour be winds. as it drifts north and weakens, it may get caught in some of that coming across the pacific and may play into a weather forecast for oregon and washington. probably not for us. we get a few high clouds bearabling through -- bearabling through. main -- barreling through. there will continue to be off- and-on rain probably for the

next four or five days up towards crescent city, del norte. 40s on the temperatures. some of these have been slow to recover. but the coolest lows, a couple of low 42s, 43. san ramon, 49. i did have a 43 also at danville. 54 average low san francisco. 34 in tahoe. 50 ukiah. 49 sacramento. reno 40. dusting of snow at north star and mount rose. we'll take it. eureka 54. look at all of the moisture. a lot of it lifting northward. the projections will start to tack up to the north and maybe from -- will stack up to the north and maybe thursday into friday, then this is one of those patterns where on thursday and friday, it may be raining in santa rosa. now, again, we have a couple of days to iron it out.

the cloud cover will do this. wrap back around and this will finally, this front will go through late friday. so the forecast for right now, might even be mostly sunny and then turning partly cloudy warm with a breezy pattern on game three. that's for friday. i think the rain holds off until after 10:00. mostly sunny. partly cloudies to the north. more cloud to the north. no problem for game one in canscy city. 72 degrees. looks pretty good there. 60s and 70s on our temperatures. it looks like they will stay there just a slight warmup then it gets interesting. a lot of clouds, maybe rain to the north. >> should we let tori in on our singing? >> i heard something about this. >> a couple of people wrote me. this is from 1964. >> that's fats domino. >> kansas city here i come. >> thank you, steve. ♪ >> time is now 8:51. this is just so -- a woman

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8:54. experimental ebola vaccines could be on their way to west africa within the next few months. a top world health organization official says tens of thousands

of doses could be available for real world testing in west africa as soon as january as long as they are found to be safe. clinical trials that are either underway or are planned in europe, africa and the u.s. are expected to bring preliminary safety information on two ebola vaccines by december. just a short time ago, santa clara county supervisors wrapped up a news conference. it raised questions about whether or not they are ready to treat ebola patients. >> we'll be cracking the whip today. you know, the first report i asked for was back in september. it's now late october. the clock is ticking. we think is preparedness that needs to happen in hours and days, not in weeks or months. >> now, the county is pushing for the availability of special equipment and strategic planning when it comes to transporting an and individual exposed to ebola. they also want to know how to handle hubs like airports and

train stations later on this morning, the county executive will report back to the county supervisors to answer some of the questions raised. a bomb survived a great white shark attack three miles off santa barbara's coast. she says she was canoeing sunday when the shark took two bites out of her canoe. she lost her balance and fell into the ocean. but the 6-foot shark swam away and the woman was able to swim back to shore uninjured. it's ticket tuesday. today three lucky viewers will win a pair of tickets to ei love lucy -- i love lucy live on stage. the tickets are for wednesday, november 12th. to enter go to ktvu.com before midnight and enter the secret word, "ricky." >> some complaining splaining to do ♪ i don't want to die ♪ i sometimes wish i had never

been born at all ♪ >> a little something they put together. this dazzling light show set to bohemian rhapsody by queen. it's been viewed 100,000 times on youtube. so many people are driving out to that home in naperville, illinois. a police officer is now assigned to handle traffic control in the neighborhood. >> wow. okay. one more time with sal, see if the commute is winding down. >> i hope you have a lot of classic rock in your car. you will need a little bit of time killer on 680 southbound. 242 to 24 very slow traffic. 24 is slow. earlier police activity did not affect the lanes. westbound bay bridge backed up for a delay here as you get in. this is about a 15-minute delay now. we're looking at the commute in san francisco, which is actually not that bad. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. partly sunny. giving way to mostly sunny skies. increasing clouds over the next

few days especially to the north. for us it looks like a warm friday. i think late friday, early saturday rain. could be pretty decent, too. i mean 1 inch maybe to the north. pretty good front. >> okay. that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the countdown to the world series game between the giants and royals. you can watch the game, our coverage starts at 3:30 this afternoon, with the first pitch just after 5:00.

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