>> reporter: the giants heading back home to san francisco later today gearing up for game 3 of the world series against the kansas city royals. everything deadlocked at a game apiece. we'll show you the preparations underway this morning here at the ballpark. [bleep] >> a racist rant from a tour guide on a bus in san francisco. how tourist reacted as they got a bizarre trip through

chinatown. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where reckless behavior by bikers on a south bay freeway has been posted on social media. we'll tell you why the chp officer wasn't able to stop those bikers and what other drivers are saying about it. also, fears of terrorist connections to a deadly attack outside the parliament building in canada. we'll tell you what just happened one hour ago. "mornings on 2" begins right now. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." you are looking at live pictures at at&t park. really pretty shot there. nice-looking skies. the world series shifts to san francisco. it's tied at one game apiece. you can see the word "world" there as they prepare for the field. coming up, how san francisco police are getting ready for

the game at at&t tomorrow night. good morning. welcome, once again, to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> the field looks good. >> it does. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve paulson has everything you need to know. a lot of clouds out there. not as cold. tomorrow looks to be very warm for game three. it's game four i'm concerned about. there is a front coming in. but it won't impact game three. i think it breezy and mild with 70-degree temperatures. we have rain up north from willits. so far nothing in sonoma county. doesn't mean it's not happening. but radar shows things are picking up. it is a sign of things to come here for the north bay today. south of that it will be a lot of clouds and not much else. the lows are up because the cloud cover and sunrise should

be beautiful again. a couple of filtering in. not as cold. 60s in areas 10 degrees cooler than this including alamo and san ramon. yesterday they were in the 40s. things have warmed up due to some of the cloud cover. there is a partial solar eclipse from 2:00 to 4:30. north you are out of luck. on the mild side with a lot of 70s. sal, i know we had a high-speed chase. i know that's been resolved. >> it's been resolved. we have a lot of slow traffic in some areas and a lot in others. let's go to "a lot" first. a 40-minute drive. you can see it there. it's especially heavy coming down to the toll plaza. we'll see traffic that's going to remain busy throughout the area. once you get on the bridge, there are no major problems on span. there was an earlier collision

on the incline section. that's been cleared off. but the traffic is not recovering just yet. let's move along to the commute in marin county. southbound 101 backed up out of highway 37 down towards central san rafael and after that it looks good to the golden gate bridge. back to the desk. all right, sal. at 7:04. the kansas city royals arrived in san francisco this morning after winning game 2 of the world series. they beat the giants last night, 7-2. the giants got off to an early 1-0 lead but then kansas city broke the game open with a big 6th inning. it included a two-run home run and then things got heated. strickland was yelling on the mound. kansas city players started to pour out from the bench. things got kind of testy. strickland said he was just mad at himself. kansas city won the game 7-2. we're told the giants, they will arrive back in san

francisco this afternoon. and when they do come back, their first stop will be at&t park. this morning, we've taken you inside the ballpark to get everything ready for the game tomorrow night. alex savidge is live. he has a great spot inside at&t park. you are able to show us the team may not be there yet but their gear it's there, right? >> reporter: yeah, dave. you know, there's lot of other people here. the players are not here inside at&t park. but it's not even a game day. take a look behind us. you see the hard-working men and women here at tea park busy cleaning up all of the thousands of seats here inside the ballpark to make sure they are all clean and ready to go for game 3 of the world series as it returns here to san francisco the third time in five seasons. of course, we know a thing or two about hosting a world series here in this city. the folks are hard at work this morning. the players will not arrive

back in town until later this afternoon. once they do get back here, they come straight to the ballpark for a practice session. let me show you the scene. we watched all of the players' equipment arrive in bags. of course, the giants looking to downs back from that tough lost in kansas city. they dropped that game to the royals. fans were feeling good early on, but things fell apart in the 6th inning. we are knotted up at a game apiece. giants are feeling good, three games mere at at&t park. friday, saturday, sunday. meantime, san francisco police, they are also preparing for all of the crowds in the bars and the restaurants and here near the ballpark and are warning fans to make sure they celebrate safely. >> let's show everybody how san francisco can light up and celebrate our team while at the same time nobody gets here and

nothing gets damaged. >> reporter: and the police chief also said there will be quite a few extra officers onhand here this weekend throughout the weekend, friday, saturday and sunday. that includes undercover officers, some of whom will be dressed up as kansas city royals' fans. this is something that we see folks police and other agencies doing -- san francisco police and other agencies doing. they will be dressed up in the opposing team to make sure everybody behaves themself and celebrate safely in the event the team is able to capture another championship which could happen as soon as sunday night. let's bring you out to a live picture. you can see the stage is set here at at&t park. the field is painted. the grass is cut. giants are glad to be back home in front of the home crowd. they are gonna feed off the energy for game 3. we're live this morning inside the ballpark inside san francisco,

alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you are in a great spot. quick question, if you can hear me. does the -- >> reporter: if they would only let me hang out. >> if you can hear me -- >> reporter: until tomorrow. >> obviously, you can't hear me. i will talk to you later. >> reporter: the field is -- it looks fantastic. yes. >> oh, you can hear me. i was gonna ask you. >> reporter: yes. >> does the field look as good out there as it does to us on tv? >> reporter: i don't know if the camera does the field justice. it really does look fantastic. i came here in this morning and i think i just sort of admired it up close for a minute or two. the glass, it seems like each blade is perfectly cut. i don't know if they have someone come in and do it by hand. i don't know what the technique is. but it looks incredible. it looks absolutely incredible. you check out the paint job. they did this on the field painting the world series logo so the things are all set.

as we pointed out, the crew here at at&t park, this is not new to them, dave. they've done this before. >> that's right. >> reporter: this is old hat for them. it should be fun tomorrow night. >> you did a great job showing it to us. we'll talk to you later. alex savidge, thank you. we're learning that federal agents in kansas city seized counterfeit world series tickets worth thousands and thousands of dollars. homeland security agents nabbed more than 125 phony tickets just before game one tuesday night. the tickets had an estimated street value of almost $45,000. the agents also seized counterfeit world series t- shirts, sweatshirts, even baby clothes in several raids in that kansas city area. and don't forget, you can watch all of the world series games right here with us on ktvu channel 2. our coverage of game 3 starts at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. we will be live at at&t park. first pitch, just after 5:00.

and games 4 and 5 are saturday and sunday. it is 7:09. the worst drought in state history is expected to play a role on election day, when voters will decide the fate of a 7.1 billion water bond. supporters of proposition 1 say it would ensure reliable water supply for farms and businesses during the drought but some environmental groups say the measure is a bad deal for tax payers. >> talking about prioritizing public money to pay for new dams for big corporate ag business that's already getting more than their fair share of the water. >> if approved, $.7 .2.7 would be allocated for storage and dams. a san francisco tour guide makes a bizarre racist rant in

front of out-of-towners. coming up at 7:30, the words of hate she had for people in one particular neighborhood in san francisco. first shock and awe during a speech by mark zuckerberg. find out why it wasn't what he but how he said what he did. and the sunrise picture pouring in now on summer spectacular. another morning with a lot of high clouds and a little bit more today. another orange sky in the morning. but what about tonight? will we get rain in here? female announcer: you're on the right track to save big

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7:13. scary moments for a chp officer on a south bay freeway. ktvu's janine de la vega is live in san jose with the video that shows dozens of motorcycle riders basically taunting a police officer.

good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we showed this video to a man who rides a motorcycle and he says he also drag races cars, and he says what these bikers do in this video just ruins it for those who do follow the rules. he wishes they would have gotten caught. here's the video that was posted on youtube earlier this week. it shows a pack of bikers doing wheelies and speeding on 680 coming from milpitas and passing montague sproir, heading into san jose. the video shows a chp officer on a motorcycle trying to pull over some of the bikers but they ignore the siren and refuse to stop. they continue to do tricks and the officer, who is in the right lane, keeps trying to get them to pull over. at a certain point, the biker pulled up to the officer who tries to talk to him but no one pulled over, eventually the officer rides away and the

bikers wave goodbye. we showed the clip to people this morning to get their thoughts. >> it doesn't seem like he could do anything at all. he could have called backup. >> these days all of the departments are spread thin. i mean, when he's alone like that, not much what he can do. >> would have been nice to pull one over and put him in handcuffs. they have to start learning sometime. >> reporter: the video shows the group raising their fists after the officer leaves almost to show they were victorious and outpouring the officer. i just spoke with a chp spokesperson about a couple of minutes ago. he told me that they did look into that incident. they questioned that officer who reports that there was about 50 bikers on the freeway. again, clearly outnumbered. he ended up pulling over to the side of the freeway and calling for backup. but even when they caught up, it doesn't seem as if they were able to cite any of them.

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the speeds they were going, obviously very dangerous. something the officer had to be careful about. thank you. 7:15. a vault in san jose that was locked and forgotten for almost 30 years has now been open. there it is. that vault was kept in the back of an opened orchard supply hardware store that closed down in may. for 27 years, the combination of the vault and what was inside was a mystery. inside were some artifacts including an old print ad, a rotary phone and blueprints for stores built years ago. >> we didn't know what we were gonna find. we were hoping it would be 200 million in gold bars. it wasn't but it was a great time capsule. >> those gold bars would have been nice. as to what will happen to these

treasures, some will probably go on a history wall at the osh corporate headquarters. a recall of cars with defectish air bags is being expanded. the ntsb has identified ten car manufacturers that used air bags made by the tekata company, including gm, honda and toyota. those air bags had the potential to spray passengers were metal fragments when they are deployed. the number of recalls being recalled. 7.8million. the agency says the car owners should act immediately to replace the air bags, especially people who live in humid climates. the recall affects many different makes and specific model years. we have more information at ktvu.com. there you will find the entire list of cars and model years affected by the air bag recall. so far under our hot topics, some car manufacturers are

advising passengers not to be in the front seat because of the dang erk of the air bag -- danger of the air bag until it's fixed. that leads us to sal. you are on the commute. you are on something right now, aren't you? >> i just always look at my screen. right before i go on the air, i look at the chp list just to make sure nothing has come in at that last second. sometimes we get accidents popping up. this is 24 westbound. i don't see a crash here. i do see a drive time that's a little bit higher than we normally see, by a few minutes on westbound 24. 13 minutes between pleasant hill road and the caldecott tunnel. as we look at the chp list, as i like to say, there's not a lot on it. right now, traffic continues to look okay getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's about a 20, 25-minute drive getting into san francisco with no major problems. let's talk about san jose and the south bay. northbound 101, 280 nd 85 are slow. we've had a couple of things on northbound 17. some mooner crashes coming downg to the valley. they are off to the side.

if you are drive on 17 down to the mountains down to los gatos, you will see an extra delay because of the earlier issues. 7:18. let's go to steve. the sunrise pics beginning to come in. if you send me a pic, that's great. but tell me where you are. they look great. but i'm like where are you? i believe joe johnson taking a spin around to show us the high clouds and another beautiful sunrise. i think yesterday was a little more spectacular. the sunset was pretty good. a little bit of fog out there. just a little bit. mostly cloudy skies. some rain to the north. 50s on the temperatures yesterday. you remember yesterday, it was cold at this time. we had 40s, not today. it's all 50s or low 60s. san francisco is in there. there is a lot going on. the system developing coming out of the gulf of alaska. it will get here saturday. it won't be here until then. it has a few days to go. a lot of cloud cover out in advance of it. it's going to come in and go right pack out of the picture. it's in here now.

some rain to the north, especially in mendocino county and points north where there's been some pretty good rain up towards arkay da, crescent city and honeydew had over an inch. some of that light rain making it into mendocino county, women lits. you can see some of that looks like it wants to get near ukiah. there is a little band from clearlake, windsor, calistoga. that looks to be the line, north. anything south of that would be light. north of that could be steady. 50s on the temperatures for almost everybody or 60s. a far cry from yesterday due to the cloud cover. we're up 10 degrees for some. 60 in belmont. los altos hills, 57. 55 up in tahoe. 45 for reno. 50s in redding. that's the cloud cover streaming in in vad advantage add -- in advance of that.

a partial solar eclipse from 2:00 to 4:30. the system rolls in on saturday. it will be cooler for all. it looks like we will get rain and wind. the file line shows us -- the tomb line shows us, watch how the -- the time line shows us -- watch how the clouds move out. there will be partly cloudy skies and then here comes the rain coming in early saturday morning. maybe even around 6:00 or 7:00 this morning. good rain to the north. between now and saturday, there's just not much here yet. it's trying. but it's going to take a while. mostly cloudy, light rain north. mendocino county, lake county, northern sonoma and maybe northern napa. mild to warm afternoon. farther north, cooler. a lot of cloud cover, patchy low clouds. 60s and 70s on the temperatures. mid-70s. tomorrow looks warmer. i went 80 in gilroy but would not be surprised to see 82 or 84. 60s and 70s. san francisco, 71. game 3 looks fine. it's game 4 i'm concerned about. that's when we might have rain in here.

i think it might be gone by 5:00 in the afternoon. that's something to watch. it will be much cooler. i can tell you that. >> or damp, wet seats maybe at the ballpark. >> yes. >> okay. thank you. 7:21. google says a new app. it's called inbox. this may soon replace gmail. it will organize and highlight details of messages, clutting receipts or bank flights, statements. now, inbox is expected to work on android, iphones and google chrome phones. right now, it's only available to people who have been invited to try it out. 7:22. the founder of the website sex.com is spending big bucks to campaign for a seat on the board of the santa clara valley water district. the mercury news reports gary cremin has raised nearly $350,000, most of it his own

money, and that's five times more than any other candidate in the water district's history. cremin registered the domain name in the early days of the internet. he also founded match.com but he's a founding investor and chairman of water smart, a local company that sells software to show residents how much water they are using compared to their neighbors. his o's and reform groups say this creates a potential conflict of interest. mark zuckerberg recently demonstrated he has more than just computer skills. he posted this video online of an appearance at a university in china. he spoke several phrases in mandarin. including he was happy to be in beijing. the billionaire ceo was in china for a talk on connecting the world to this digital age. he recently joined an advisory

board. he has been learning mandarin since 2010 to impress his in- laws. he got a good round of applause. >> very good. >> did a good job. 7:23. where police recruits reported were told to drop out of the academy. coming up in 20 minutes, the latest in that drama between the city of san jose and its police department. another man jumps a fence at the white house. coming up how far this intruder got. californians are discovering

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his father says his son has been arrested outside of the white house before when he was bothering people saying he wanted to talk to the president. and you recall last month, another man jumped over the white house fence and actually got all of the way inside the white house. 7:27. a warning this morning about a new e-mail scam involving the ebola outbreak. cybersecurity companies say e- mails that appear to be from the world health organization like this one you see on the screen actually contain attachments that can give hackers access to your computers and all of the files on it. the e-mails contain advice on preventing the spread of motorcycle and other infectious -- of ebola and other infectious diseases. describers say you can protect yourself by never cligging on an attachment or e-mail from someone you never recognize. investigators are searching for the motive in the deadly shooting of an army reservist

guarding the war memorial in ottawa. what police are saying about the gunman and possible terrorism connections. >> reporter: we are live in san francisco, where a tour bus guide goes on a shocking rant in chinatown. we got reaction to her tirade, and that, too, may surprise you.

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francisco. that's where a san francisco tour bus guide went on a bizarre racist tirade on what turned out to be her last day on the job. coming up, the words of hate caught on tape and how people are reacting. welcome, once again, to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i've dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. i went outside. it feels a little nippy but the sky looks beautiful. >> pics have been great. send some yourself or go outside and take a look. we have a lot of cloud cover. the lows are up. there's some rain up to the north. thanks you to you folks in mendocino county who have been righting-- writing me. i haven't heard from lake county yet. willits, fort bragg has had rain, shelter grove, all the way up to arcade, 1.30.

that's good. if this is reaching the ground, i would be surprised. st. helena, calistoga it's there. that's a sign of where the forecast line will be. it looks like about santa rosa, callie zoe ga north -- calistoga north. 50s and 60s. 58 for some, including sunnyvale. san jose state's meteorology department as well. and fremont. these are 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. a lot of cloud cover the farther south you go. 70s the temperatures. it will be cooler in the north 60s and 70s. sal, i don't want to jinx it, but so far so good? it has not been too bad. we haven't had too many major cars. we'll start off with the east shore. it's almost an hour to drive between the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze.

there was an earlier crash on the bay bridge. that slowed the metering lights down. i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza. that crash was on the span. you can see cars are beginning to move through a little bit better but any crash, even a stalled vehicle on the bay bridge, usually leads to some pretty significant delays getting into san francisco. some people happen to think that thursday is one of the busiest traffic -- wednesday and thursday are the busiest traffic days of the week. i don't know if you agree with that. but today is a superbusy day. westbound 580 driving through livermore. 680 is slow. everywhere is slow. but we don't have any major crashes. that still means you will be waiting a lot in some of those major commutes. let's go back to the desk. a san francisco tour bus guide went on a bizarre racist tirade on what was her last day on the job and insulted the people of chinatown. tara moriarty joining us live now from chinatown where you have been getting reactions to all of this and that, too, is

surprising. good morning, tara. >> reporter: it certainly is. we found one woman who actually agreed with the woman on the rant, but yet another who said that the tour guide's musings were out of line and ignorant. >> okay. when you come to america, you gotta assimilate a little bit. here in america, we don't eat frogs. okay. that's chinatown. okay. [laughter] >> reporter: that's applause that you hear from folks on the bus. the woman on this video was shot by a tourist. she unleashed her fury toward chinatown and is taking swigs from a brown battle, presumably alcohol and bashes everything from the noise, to the laundry to the dragons. the reaction we received about her tirade was mixed. >> you always have a right to say what you have to say on your mind. whatever you have to say get it off. i think she basically said some

right things that somebody needed to say because if she didn't, who else was? >> everybody is entitled to her opinion. that's definitely hurtful. i'm filipino but i'm also asian descent. i don't tolerate ignorance, really, and for the people in that tour bus to clap for something like that, that's really -- i mean, it's unbelievable. >> reporter: tree id to track down the name of the tour bus company but were unsuccessful. the supervisor of the district wants annal.gy. he wants the -- apology. he wants the tour bus company to come forward and the tour guide. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, tara. thank you. oakland police are looking for suspects in a deadly shooting investigators say a 28- year-old woman was shot to death in the fruitvale district

around 3:30 this morning. no word yet of what led up to the shooting. the oakland tribune reports this killing was oakland's 66th homicide of the year. last year at this time, there were 79-s 79 homicides in the city. canada addressed the parliament after a gunman killed an army reservist. police say the shooter was a lone gunman. katie utehs is in the newsroom with what we've learned this morning about the gunman. good morning, katie. >> reporter: powerful scenes coming from canada this morning. people paying respects at the war memorial spontaneously broke into the country's national anthem. about a half-hour ago, the sergeant at arms who shot the gunman opened parliament to a standing ovation. [ applause ] >> you can see this is new video of the canadian parliament open for business this morning. the people you are seeing are the sale members who ran for

cover as a gunman opened fire within the halls. earlier this morning, the prime minister, stephen harper, and his wife, placed flowers at the war memorial where it started. investigators say a lone gunman, 23-year-old canadian morning, michael zehaf-bibeau, shot an army reservist in the back killing him. that army reservist was guarding the war memorial. the gunman then took off for the parliament building where he was then shot and killed. friends of 24-year-old corporal nathan cirillo, the army reservist shot and killed, are shocked by the senseless loss. >> i just didn't want to believe it. he was such an amazing person, aphasing father -- amazing father, amazing friend. he rescued dogs. he was just an awesome person. >> reporter: investigators are working to determine what motivated the attack and if michael zehaf-bibeau had terrorist connections. the prime minister says the violence has only united the country. >> when faced with attacks on

the country, we all love and the things we all stand for i know we will always stand together. [ applause ] >> harper thanked president obama and other world leaders for the u.s. the fbi is being told to remain vigilant and there's additional security at arlington national cemetery. today the gunman's mother is speaking out. we'll have what she had to say in our next report. >> really shaken a lot of canadians north of the border. thank you. a chp officer in the east bay is reportedly accused of secretly sending nude photos of a dui suspect to his own phone. the contra costa times reports 35-year-old officer shawn harrington faces possible felony computer theft charges. investigators reportedly discovered he had forwarded himself explicit photos while booking a 23-year-old san ramon woman into jail in august. the fine-year chp veteran has

been assigned to desk duty during this investigation. fox news's cohost kimberly gofoil is causing a stir for comments she made on air. she seemed to say young women should not vote in the upcoming election. she explained how as an attorney she would frequently excuse younger women from jurors. >> the same reason why young women on juries are not a good idea. they don't get it. they are not in the same life experience of pailing the bills, do the mortgage, kids, community, crimes, education, healthcare. i just thavel and excuse them -- thank and exus them so they can go back on kinder and match.com. >> 7:39. a call for investigations on both sides of a controversy within the san jose police department pup coming up, pam

cook will have more at what's at the center of this hot topic. the fight against ebola is getting help. the way robots are being used right here in california. and we're looking at the san mateo bridge now. traffic is moderately heavy getting out to the high rise. i will tell you about a lot of the slow traffic we have -- coming up.

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points. that is up 1.35% right now for the dow. there's encouraging news about the second texas nurse infected with the ebola virus. the family of 29-year-old amber vinson says doctors can no longer detect ebola in her body. she's currently being treated at a special facility at atlanta's emory university hospital but relatives say she's doing well enough now to transfer out of isolation. however, she will still need further treatment. meanwhile, the california department of public health has created a hot line to answer questions about the virus. so far there have been three confirmed cases in the u.s. but none in california. organizers say the hot line's goal is to eliminate the mystery of the disease and separate fact from fiction. here is the toll-free number. 8855-421-5921. it operates monday through friday from 8:00 in the morning to 5:00 p.m. we'll post this office on our

website. a new poll shows the majority of americans have doubts about the government response to ebola. the associated press survey found 55% of respondents disapproved the president obama's handling of the epidemic. 68% believe the government's efforts has not gone far enough. 76% believe the u.s. should not allow people traveling from ebola-stricken countries to enter the u.s. all right, tori. :44. robots may soon help slow the spread of ebola. officials say that robots that give off ultraviolet light that can kill bacteria and viruses, they can help clean hospital rooms that have been used by ebola patients. 15 of these robots are being used at hospitals in southern california. >> the cells absorb the nrk and the dna light and it damages so

they cannot replicate. back here at home, controversy within the san jose police department. pam cook is in the studio to tell us what is at the center of this hot topic. >> the investigations will look into the ongoing dispute between mayor chuck reed and the police officers' union. the latest controversy involves a letter published in the mercury news by a police department recruit who says the police union president jim unland encouraged recruits to drop out. in the letter, the recruit says that unland showed them a poor show in the academy would demonstrate the reforms. he were told the more recruits we get, the worse it is for our cause because we're trying to show we can't get people in here. the president union president said he did not tell recruits to quit but he did inform them

of police benefits. the union is calling for an independent investigation and mayor reed is also asking the city county to appoint a special investigator to look into the comments reportedly made by unland. now, this allegation also comes during a very heated mayoral campaign. union-backed county supervisor david cortese is running against sim liccardo whose platform includes maintaining the current pension reform. dave and tori? >> all right. thank you. want to check in with sal, see how things are moving on this thursday morning. you are starting with the east shore. >> some posts say thursday is the busiest day of the week. let's go to the east shore. 58 minutes to drive from the car carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. that's the busiest time this week. i think last week it was the same thing. we're making a little bit of a

case here with data that thursday is a terrible commute and other people have used different words that i can't use. let's go to the bay bridge. we had an earlier crash on the bridge. it wasn't there for long. it messed things up. the metering lights are on extra slow getting into san francisco. it will be a chore. 580 is also superslow. i'm looking at some of the drive times between the grantline road and the 680 interchange, that's a 40-minute drive time. your speeds are down to 25 to 30 miles an hour. we don't have good traffic in the east bay. not a lot of major traffic. a lot of slow traffic. let's go to steve in the weather center. >> thank you, sir. we do have a lot of cloud cover over us. some pics were spectacular. cloud cover is there. there's some light rain to the north, although about three people have written me from lake county saying it looks like rain. it feels like rain. it smells like rain, but where is the rain? it's trying. there are reports. it's working its way out.

a lot of mostly cloudies here. there's plenty to go around. it will do this and it will do this and then eventually it will come through but not until saturday morning. that's when it looks like we'll finally get rain in here. and hopefully none of that drizzle stuff. real rain. chico to willits and ukiah, light rain. fort bragg north has had rain. south of that it's trying. radar is picking up. nobody said it's reaching the ground. if it does, it's very light. anything south would be very light. the lows are up, as you might imagine due to the cloud cover. yesterday at this time, it was 40s, mid-40s for everybody up here from angwin to lakeport, not today. it's all 50s. 55 in lake tahoe. drop it 10 for reno. 50s, 60s to the north.

there's been decent totals from arcadia, crescent city. we can't get that here yet. it will take 48 hours before it slides through. the reason being the system will develop. light rain to the north, mostly cloudy, cloudy. farther south you go, maybe a few more breaks partially to see the solar eclipse from 2:00 to 4:30. cooler temperatures on saturday morning ushering in the time lines here. watch how the cloud cover looks right here. this will start to lift up. that's what's going to happen as we head towards friday. so friday looks good. there will be some coastal fog. but the high and mid-level clouds should scoot out of here, and that will allow for a very warm pattern. here's the rain line. saturday at 6:00 a.m. then it clears out, then there will be a secondary part of the system coming in in the afternoon. it does not look as heavy. i'm more concerned about game 4. it will be significantly cooler. and probably more of a most breeze. we'll keep on an on eye on

that. there's .25 saturday morning. .50 on the north coast. mild to kind of a warm afternoon. southeast wind will be more tomorrow. that's when we'll see, i think some upper 70s for some. 60s for some. 70s for others. these are near seasonal averages. 77 brentwood out to oakley. morgan hill, 77 to gilroy's 80. san jose downtown, 76. 60s, 70s on the coast. 74 redwood city. looking breezy and warm, dave, tori, for game 3. it could be mild. but saturday does look iffy. but i think they will play. it won't be that much rain. but it will be noticeably cooler and then a break on monday. >> okay. we've been warned. apple you a any mobile payment service, having some

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seven minutes before 8:00. three teenaged girls from colorado are now back with their parents after they were detained at an airport in germany. reportedly on their way to syria to join islamic state militants. the girls are reportedly 15 and 17-year-old sisters from somalia and another 16-year-old girl from sudan. the three were reported missing by their families last friday. a search of their computers indicated they had been in contact with people associated with isis in syria. >> all of the indications that we have from the sources we're working with is they were most likely victims of online predators. >> the school says the girls

were good students with no history of problems. they've been interviewed by fbi agents who are investigating the contacts the girls had with isis. a boil water order, still in effect this morning for a neighborhood in north san jose. people in a three-block area near the milpitas border have been washed not to drink their -- washed warned not to drink their water. many others are wondering why didn't they get this water warning sooner. the san jose water company notified people in the sidney drive neighborhood late friday night. but ktvu news has learned the utility found out about the contamination three days earlier. >> for a period of 48 to 7 hours, people -- 72 hours people were delivered bacteria- impacted water. >> the san jose water company says they are considering changing their notification policy. in the meantime, they are hoping to restore regular water service either tomorrow or

saturday. happening today, workers at napa state hospital will gather for a memorial to mark a sad anniversary. four years ago, a patient killed psychiatric technician donna gross in the courtyard of the mental hospital. the patient later pleaded no contest to first-degree murder and was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison. gross's death led to new laws and new alarm systems at mental hospitals across california. 7:55. a state appeals court considering a request for a new trial for two men convicted in the murder of bay area journalist chauncey bailey seven years ago. the court has 90 days to decide whether or not your black muslim bakery leader, yusfe bey iv and antwan mackey received a fair trial. they. they were are accused of killing

chauncey. 7:55. we're learning more about a massive cheating scandal involving athletes at the university of north carolina. officials say nine employees have been fired or are under review in the cheating scandal that may have spanned two decades. investigators are looking into claims 3100 students, including 1500 athletes, were given a or b grades for classes that did not exist. most of those athletes were on the football or basketball teams. >> this never should have been ayou willed to happen. at the same time, i want to underscore that there is a clear distinction between the then and the now. >> the university of north carolina's basketball team won three of it five national tight -- of its five national titles the cheating took place

allegedly. what you are about to see inside a drugstore should make you smile this morning. you are looking at -- you are right. that is a bear. a bear cub inside a rite aid store in ashland, oregon. eyewitnesses saw it at a nearby hotel, then they say it ran across the street to the rite aid. you can see it was trying to get away from someone carrying a little box trying to put over it to catch it. it eventualry was captured using a shopping basket. officials say the cub was not hurt. it will be taken to a rehab center to washington state before being set loose back into the wild. [laughter] >> obviously, i don't know looking for something for hibernation. maybe a little halloween candy. >> exactly. well, frightening moments caught on camera for a chp officer. this happened in the south bay. coming up of the break, the questions this incident raises about the safety of law

enforcement officers. and the world series shifts to san francisco. the giants will be heading back home later on today from kansas city after a tough loss their last night to the royals and gearing up for game 3 at at&t park. we'll show you the work being done to get the ballpark ready. good morning. right now we're still looking at a commute that's pretty busy everywhere. san mateo bridge doesn't look that badge, though. we'll run town the commutes. a little bit of fog and a lot of cloud. mostly cloudy, light rain has made it to the north there you go. that's -- right there. mostly cloudy. we'll have to see if the rain can make it here. female announcer: right now, at sleep train save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale is on now at sleep train.

well, good morning to you. welcome back. do we try to impress you? live pictures right on the field at at&t park. live pictures of the world series between the giants and the royals shifts to san francisco. it's all tied up at one win apiece. alex savidge is out there. he will tell you how san francisco police are also getting read yid for game three tomorrow night at at&t park. it looks good out there. thurt morning, october 23rd. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. steve keeping a close eye on

the forecast for the world series coming to town. >> 3 and 4. 3 will be okay. game 4 i'm concerned about. there will be rain on saturday. really? yeah, it sure looks like it. we're waiting for the rain line to move south. 50s and some 60s. starting to rain at point arena northward. fort bragg picking up some rain, rain reports from willits. a little bit towards ukiah. i can't find much in lake county yet. there is a line that wants to get its act together from bodega bay and clearlake. 50s on the temperatures or 60s as we talked about, up a good, 10, 15 degrees for some. low 60s pittsburg and brentwood. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures on the mild side. i can't find much of a breeze

either. that will kick in tomorrow. it will turn southeast in advance of the system which will be here early saturday morning. about 6:00,:00. mostly cloudy, light rain to the north. 70s today. sal, so far we both had a quiet morning. >> well, quiet accident weiss but a -- quiet accidentwise. 85 is not doing well. neither is not 101. i might use stevens creek or one of the other ways. the best thing, if you can put it off for a little bit and wait for the traffic to die down and work from hole. if you have that on -- home. if you have that option. not a lot of people to. >> highway 85 and 680 are slow. all of your alternates are not good. we zoom into oakland. westbound 580 is slow and so is

880. but 580 is slow after highway 13. let's go to the toll plaza. we had an earlier crash that slowed the metering lights down. traffic is still recovering about a 35-minute wait. back to the desk. ♪ thank you, sal. the kansas city royals arrived in san francisco this morning after taking game 2 from the giants in the world series. kansas city, boy, they had a big 6th inning. things got heated when strickland started to yell on the mound and kansas city players coming off the bench. strickland said he was just angry with himself. the royals won, 7. we're told the giants will arrive back in san francisco this afternoon. the team will land at sfo and take a bus directly to at&t park. that's where grews have been busy. ground crews have already painted the insignias.

alex savidge joins us from the ballpark. >> reporter: good morning. found a nice seat here at at&t park. it will be a different story tomorrow night when they fire up game 3 at the ballpark. this place is gonna be packed with giants' fans. a sea of ork orange here -- a sea of orange here. the giants need a jolt after that loss in game 2 last night in kansas city. we're seeing a lot of hard work going on. of the crews are power washing all of the seats. we see the grounds crew out here as well. we saw them putting the finishing touches on the field this morning. the giants are expected to fly back home. then they will hold a practice session here at at&t. meantime earlier this morning. this was the scene as all of the players' equipment arrived on a truck. it was floeb out from kansas city and offloaded by a couple of workers this morning. it's all ready for the team when they get here. the field is ready to go.

the world series rushes to san francisco for the third time -- returns to san francisco for the third time. the team struggling as they dropped that game to kansas city. but they are hoping to bounce back in game three. the series tied at a game apiece. the giants host three games back here at home and despite that offensive outburst by the royals last night in the 6th inning, giants' fans say they still feel like their team is in a good spot. >> got a great team. kansas city has been on a great run. i think it's good level-setting wakeup calls. i'm pretty optimistic. >> reporter: starting tomorrow and all throughout the weekend, giants' fans will flood the city hoping their team might be able to win another championship. that's why san francisco police at the same time are also preparing for huge crowds across the city. after the giants won in 2010 and 2012, celebrations, some of

them, quickly turned violent and the police chief obviously tonight doesn't want a repeat of that. there will be extra officers onhand at the ballpark and other areas. that includes undercovers. some of those undercovers may be dressed up as royals' fan just to make sure everybody is on their best behavior. we're all hoping there is a el braing in the coming -- celebration in the coming days. but everyone wants a peaceful celebration. the giants arrive back home later this afternoon. we do understand that the royals' players, they flew in very early this morning. we did see some of their buses coming in. they may have gone straight to their hotel. they likely to be doing a practice session as well at some time at the ballpark. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all of the players getting ready. thank you. gonna be an exciting game. 8:06. federal agents in kansas city seized thousands of dollars in countrier fit world series

tickets. homeland security agents seized more than 125 phony tickets. had a street value of $45,000. they seized that right before game 1 tuesday night. they also seized counterfeit world series t-shirts, sweatshirts, even baby clothes in raids throughout the kansas city area. you can watch all of the world series games right here on ktvu channel 2. our coverage of game 3 starts at 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. we will be live at at&t park. first pitch, just after 5:00. games 4 and 5 are saturday and sunday. a new ethics complaint is claiming that big soda companies are bank rolling a campaign to defeat a soda tax measure in san francisco. the san francisco chronicle reports supporters of prop e have filed an ethics complaint against the no on e campaign. this is alleging the campaign is being paid for by coke and

pepsi through the american bev ridge association. that measure on the november ballot would impose a 2 cents per ounce tax on sugary drinks in san francisco. berkeley also has a soda tax measure on the ballot as well. san francisco voters will also decide between two competing ballot measures on november 4th. they involve the turf and athletic fields near ocean beach. prop 8 would require san francisco to keep national grass on all athletic fields in golden gate park west of crossover drive. opponents of the measure came up with prop i. it would change the park code so that athletic fields, children's playgrounds, even walking trails can be upgraded. 8:08. a vault locked up and forgotten for almost 30 years has been opened in san jose. it had been tucked away in the

back of the old orchard supply hardware store that closed in may for 27 years. the combination and contents were a mystery. inside were artifacts, including a wrotety phone, remember those, and blueprints for stores built long ago. >> we didn't know what we were gonna find. we were hoping it would be00 million in gold bars. it was but it was a great -- it would be 200 million in gold bars. it wasn't but it was a great time capsule. 8:09. you gotta see this. pretty scary moments for a chp officer on a south bay freeway. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live now. you are in san jose with the video showing dozens of motorcycle riders.netting taunting a police officer.

>> reporter: i just spoke with a police officer who said this officer was following a pack of about 50 bikers for about ten minutes and he had to make a decision on whether to keep pursuing these bikers based on safety. here is a video that was posted on youtube. it shows a pack of bikers, doing wheelies and standing on their seats on 680 from coming from milpitas and passing the expressway heading into san jose. the video shot on a helmet camera shows the chp officer in the right lane trying to pull over some of the bikers but they ignore his siren and refuse to stop. they continue to do stunts and at a certain point, the biker shooting the video pulled up to the officer who tries to talk to him but no one pulls over. eventually the officer rides away and the bikers wave goodbye. we show the clip to people this morning to get their thoughts.

>> one of these days they are probably gonna kill somebody on the road. i see them all of the time. they do this all of the time. it's -- i know it's just that little 1% of the riders out there doing it. like anything else, they ruin it for everybody. >> reporter: video shows the group raising their fists after the officers leaves almost to show they were victorious not getting tickets and being able to outpower the officer. the chp says what the video doesn't show is the officer pulling over and calling for backup. >> he was attempting to get additional units into position to assist him. he determined without backup, the situation was unsafe for him both from an officer's safety point of view as well as a motorist point of view. potential for him to be hurt. potential for additional members of the public who were traveling on the road to be hurt or the riders themselves.

>> reporter: the chp says another officer did arrive, but by that time the bikers had exited and they decided it was safer for the public not to pursue those bikers and cause more danger to other drivers on the road. a chp spokesman when he asked them if they are gonna be studying this video to see if they can catch these bikers. he said they are gonna look into it and will have an answer for us. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:12. a san francisco tour guide makes a bizarre racist rant right in front of out-of- towners riding on a bus. coming up, the words of hate she had for people living in one particular neighborhood of san francisco. and the recall of dangerous air bags. it's affecting even more cars. we'll tell you which drivers are most at risk. you will see slow traffic out there. it's not great when it comes to

the east bay commute. this one in particular is getting better but the bay bridge is not. we'll tell you what caused the whole thing -- coming up. cloud cover out there. some low clouds, fog and a lot of high and mid-level clouds. the rain is hard pressed to make it south yet but there are signs it might later. we'll take a look at that coming up.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:15. they are expanding the recall of cars with defective air bags. the national highway traffic

safety administration points to ten carmakers that used air bags made by the tekata company in tokyo, including gm, honda and toyota. those air bags can possibly spray passengers with pieces of metal when they are deployed. right now, 7.8 million cars are being recalled. officials say car owners should act immediately to replace defective air bag, especially people who live in a humid climate. the recall affects many different makes and specific model years. we have more information on our ktvu website, ktvu.com. there you can see the entire list of cars and the model years affected by this air bag recall so far. it's under our hot topics section. apple is reporting a glitch with its new mobile payment system. bank of america said some customers were chaurled twice.

-- charged twice. all duplicate charges will be refunded. several major retailers began to accept apple pay on monday. the mobile came,allows customers to pay for purchases with the iphone 6 without swiping a credit card. halloween is just around the corner and for those of you who still need ideas for costumes, here is a pretty dazzling one. it will set you back more than a million bucks. check it out. it's called the million-dollar morph suit. it's a tie mind coated spandex suit. there are about 70,000 diamonds on this costume. designers say despite the look, the wear will be able to see through it. so you can see where you are going when you are out trick or treating. in case you are interesting, this suit will set you back $1.6 million. >> you need to have it, tori. >> well, i don't know. it has a certain look that some people might not be comfortable with. >> you will be noticed. that's for sure. we're noticing sal, and you are

noticing how slow the commute is. >> there are people out there probably wondering what happened. i will tell you in case you are just joining us, there was a minor accident on the bay bridge. it was there for a bit. they got it out of the way. it caused a lot of backup. we're seeing slow traffic on 880 as it usually is getting into downtown oakland. if you are trying to get to the airport coming out of downtown, it looks good. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see how slow it is on westbound 80. it's getting better. the metering lights have been sped up. there will be a backup. 35-minute drive time. 68068. 8:18. steve, weather looks good for the commute anyway? >> we made it through. cloud cover. there's been rain well to the

north. crescent city had 1.75. it's still raining a little bit of fog creeping back. that might be a sign of things to come more so for tomorrow than these high and mid-level cloud but making an appearance late in the season but a little bit of fog even though water temperatures are warm. the cloud cover that's over us now is going to eventually lift. you can actually see it. this system deepens out of the gulf of alaska. downstream you have to balance that out. that's what's happening. we have the cloud cover. it looks like the rain line is about ukiah to clearlake. there's a couple of reports of very light rain or sprinkles. it's trying over the russian river but other observer in cazadero said cloudy. no rain yet. if it's not raining in cazadero, they are usually one of the first. willits is getting rain. arcadia, eureka, getting rain. cloverdale over to parts of lake county, winder, santa rosa, sent helena, calistoga the but so far it's all cloud

cover. if there's any rain, it's light. 50s, 60s. yesterday, it was cold out there. today, they are up because of the cloud cover. 50s on the temperatures. i'm waiting on a breeze. i think that will be tomorrow as that system develops. much warmer for many. a good 8, 12 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago under mostly cloudy skies. we do have a partial solar eclipse from 2:00 to 4:30. go south. everyone keeps tell me to go west. i'm telling you go south. north will be too cloudy. you won't be able to see it. there's the rain line. it will really be hard pressed to move south. as the low moves closer, it will wrap it to the north. mostly cloudy for us. on the mild side. tomorrow we'll start to pick up that breeze. we'll see some very mild to warm conditions inland. maybe near 80 for some. there's the deal, you can watch the cloud cover lift up. that will take us out of here. the system will make it saturday morning around 6:00,

7:00. there will be a secondary piece coming in saturday afternoon and evening. that's the one i will have to keep an eye on for game 4. rainfall won't make -- amount to anything until we get to late which will be saturday. maybe .25 santa rosa. after that it doesn't look like much. mostly cloudy, light rain, northward, mild to warm in the afternoon. not much of a breeze yet. it might start to develop here pretty soon. 60s on some of these temperatures. 70s for others. farther north cooler with the cloud cover. temperatures mid-70s for some. possibility of some low 80s here in the next couple of days. southern santa clara valley. on the coast, 60s and 70s for us. game three looks fine. there might be fog. partly cloudy, but i think it will be mild. game 4 will be a whole different ball game we'll have rain saturday morning. >> we certainly need the rain. get as much fire protection as we can. thank you. two of hollywood's pig names are teaming up to -- big names are teaming up to make a film about steve jobs.

the film will star christian bale. he will portray the late apple co-founder. aaron soerken will help write it taken from the biography of steve jobs. i think christian bale is a great -- >> i think so. getting ready for a big day and night in san francisco. coming up at 8:45, what some of those famous restaurants are expecting during game 3 of the world series tomorrow. but first, the reason why uber drivers in san francisco and around the country are upset and what they are demanding from the ride sharing company.

uber drivers around the nation are upset with their employer. they held protests including one in san francisco. >> their strategy is to squeeze out as much many out of us as they can. >> dozens protests on market street. some claim the company is taking advantage of drivers and jeopardizing public safety. drivers want uber to charge them a lower commission, make changes to the approved vehicle list and also give customers permission to tip. uber drivers protested in santa monica. the events were organized by the california app-based

drivers association. the newly-formed, nonprofit member organization says it promoted fairness, justice and transparency for drivers from uber, lyft, side car and other ride sharing services. dave? police in hercules searching for two teenagers who attacked and robbed a 71-year- old man on tuesday. it happened in refugio valley park. the victim was walking across a foot bridge when a teenager came from behind and punched him in the face. then they stole his wallet and ran away. if you have any information about this, call hercules police. well, her son is accused of a shooting rampage at the canadian parliament. the message from a mother this morning to the victim's families. plus, the tribute in canada to the soldier who was killed. plus -- new allegations in the dispute over pension benefits in san jose. why the mayor is calling for a special investigator. good morning. we're still look the at a

commute that's winding down. some areas not so bad. 680 a little slow as you drive through fremont from the silicon valley. a lot of clouds, some sunbreaks. even some low clouds. mostly cloudy skies, rain to the north. we'll see if any of that rain can make it down here. - ( 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, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it.

blood pressure. a racist rant from a san francisco tour guide caught on camera. because of this video, a san francisco supervisor is calling for an apology. we'll tell you more about this -- coming up in a couple of

minutes. thursday morning, october 23rd. i'm dave clark. we're talking about your weather and traffic as well. steve paulson has your forecast. we have mostly cloudy skies. even a little bit of fog kind of sneaking around a little bit. but overall, a mostly cloudy morning and much warmer this morning than we saw the last 24 hours. rain is up there mendocino county andlake county. you go farther up north, you can find more rain. closer to home, we can't. rain from point arena, fort bragg northward, willits, parts of lake county. but a little bit. a couple of reports around ukiah and clearlake. it's trying to in northern napa and sonoma county. it's hard pressed to do some. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. they have opinion stuck all morning due to the cloud cover. they are up 10, 15 degrees. we had a lot of 40s yesterday. that's not the case. we'll have a cloudy, mostly cloudy day. the system will start to wrap the cloud northward as we see a system off the coast on friday. that will give us a breezy,

warm day. today, 60s and 70s. some of these will be farther south. an update on the traffic, sal. i know there's been slow traffic. a lot of slow traffic. we're looking at 80 westbound. it will take almost an hour to drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. you can see how bad it is. it will be pretty slow and remember, it takes about 15 to 16 minutes to do it when there's no traffic just to give you a gauge. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is going to be moving along okay at the toll plaza. there are no major problems. right now traffic continues to move okay on the bridge. now we can go to the south bay here and the traffic is moving along okay on some of the freeways when it -- it's slow but it's not affected by crashes but it's very slow especially on 280 and 101. it's pretty normal for this time of the morning on a thursday unfortunately. let's go back to the desk. >> all right, sal. thank you well, the ongoing

dispute between san jose and its police force now it's working its way into the mayor's race. pam cook is in the studio with the serious allegations and also pending investigations, pam. >> there are calls for investigations on both sides of a very heated debate between city leaders, including mayor chuck reed and san jose police. now, the latest chapter in this controversy involves a letter published in the san jose mercury news by a police department recruit who says the union president, jim unland, encouraged recruits to drop out. in the letter erk the recruit says unland told him the more recruits we get, the worse it is for the cause because we're trying to show we can't get people to work for the san jose police department. the police union president said he did not tell recruits to quit but he did inform them of police benefit. the allegation comes during a heated mayoral campaign. union-backed county supervisor dave cortese is running against

liccardo whose platform include maintaining the current pension plan. mayor reed is asking the city council to appoint a special investigator into look into the comments reportedly made by unland. tori? >> thank you, pam. canadian parliament is open but the country has increased its terrorist threat level following yesterday's deadly attack against an army reservist. katie utehs is live in the newsroom with a possible warning -- with the possible warning signs before the shooting occurred. >> canada's newspapers say the suspected shooter was recently designated as a high-risk traveler by the canadian government. [ sound of gunfire ] >> as shots echoed in the halls, guards shot and killed 32-year-old michael zehaf- bibeau, a kaian-born --

canadian-born man. today michael zehaf-bibeau's mother told the associated press, she's crying for victims, not my son. while it's still unclear what motivated the shooting, parliament reopened this morning. >> we will not be intimidated [ applause ] >> we will -- [ applause ] >> we will be vigilant but not run scared. we will be prudent but we will not panic. as for the business of the government, well, here a we are in our seats in the very heart of our democracy and our work goes on. >> we've learned the victim, 4- year-old corporal, nathan cirillo, wanted to become a full-time soldier. he was shot in the back while standing post at the war memorial, a task considered to be a high honor. meanwhile, canadian officials say the incident appears to be the act of a lone gunman.

canada has upgraded the terrorist level from low to medium. in the u.s., additional guards have been placed at arlington national cemetery. katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the update. 8:34. people in one north san jose neighborhood are still being told to boil their water. people in a three-block area near the milpitas border have been warned their water may not be safe to drink because of e. coli can tom nation. reportedly three people have already become sick many others are wondering why they didn't get this water warning sooner. the san jose water. note fayed people in the sidney drive neighborhood late friday night. cute has learned the utility company found out about the contamination three days earlier. >> for a period of 48 to 72 hours, people were delivered bacteria water. >> the san jose water company says they are now considering changing their notification

policy. in the meantime, they are hoping to restore regular water service either tomorrow or saturday. 8:35. a san francisco tour guide went on an expletive-laced racist rant against people living in chine now tawn on her last day on the job. this is video that has ignited a controversy. >> your little gardens and food with your turtles and frogs inside blood pressure. >> in parts of the video, one tourist is quiet and looks kind of confused. others applauded her. >> this is a horrible place to live. if you are considering moving to san francisco, although this is the cheapest neighborhood, do not live here. i have learned my lesson. these people wake you up at 6:00 in the morning and make all of this [bleep]

noise. >> the supervisor of this district says he wants an apology. he also wants the tourist bus company and the tour guide to come forward. >> 8:36. california is the only state in america that does not ban lane splitting by motorcycles. there is a new stuty that's reached a surprising conclusion. now, lane splitting, a motorcycle passes between slower moving traffic by cutting between lanes. uc berkeley researchers have found that poses no more danger than riding a motorcycle in general. however, they also found that lane splitting becomes more dangerous when a motorcycle outpaces traffic by more than ten miles an hour. a chp officer in the east bay reportedly is accused of secretly sending nude photos of a dui suspect to his own phone. the contra costa times reports 35-year veteran officer shawn harrington is facing possible felony computer theft charges.

now, investigators reportedly discovered he had forwarded to himself the explicit photos while he was booking a 23-year- old san ramon woman into the martinez county jail back in august. the five-year chp veteran has now been assigned to desk duties while this is investigated. fox news cohost kimberly guilfoyle is causing a stir for comments she made on tv. she seems to say young women should not vote in the upcoming election. she explained how as an attorney she would frequently excuse younger women from juries. >> the same reason why young women on juries are not a good idea. they don't get it. they are not in the same life experience of pailing the bills, doing the mortgages, kids, community, crime, education, healthcare. i just thavel and excuse them -- thank and excuse them so they can go back on kinder or

match.com. 8:38. some jaws dropped at something that mark zuckerberg said. coming up after the break, you will find out it wasn't what he said but how he said it. >> reporter: plus, after dropping game 2 last night in kansas city, the san francisco giants are heading back home later on today and they are gearing up for game 3 here at at&t park. we will tell you how they are getting prepared for everything. the three games coming up at the ballpark -- coming up. good morning. right new we're still seeing -- right now we're still seeing slow traffic. we'll tell you about the commute straight ahead. almost two forecasts here. mostly cloudy. a few sunbreaks to the south. a lot of cloud and very light rain to the north. even some fog has returned. it's a bunch of forecasts here

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dozens of motorcycles caught on camera taupting a police officer. this youtube video shows 50 cyclists we'ving in and out of traffic. they are refusing police orders to pull over. the chp investigating this incident. federal agents in kansas city seized counterfeit world series tickets worth several thousand dollars. it nabbed more than 125 phony tickets just before game one of the series tuesday night. ♪ >> and don't stop believin'. while the giants will not sweep the world series because they lost last night, they are still believein' they are gonna win another championship. way to go, gregor. the scene shifts from kansas city to san francisco this morning. alex savidge has the perfect seat. you are in the dugout again at at&t park? you are all over the place.

you are the man. >> reporter: i'm all over the place, dave. good morning to you. i feel like an honorary big leaguer. this is the giants' dugout. the players, tomorrow night they will be taking the field for game 3 of the world series. the third world series here in san francisco. folks are busy. grounds crew very busy putting the finishing touches on the field. what a beautiful field it is. all set to go. the stage is set for game 3 tomorrow night. the players are still in kansas city. but we understand they will be flaying back this afternoon. once they do arrive back here in the bay area, they will come straight from the airport right here at at&t park. they will begin practicing, gearing up for tomorrow night's game. let me show you the scene earlier in the morning here at the ballpark as the players' qim was all delivered. it arrived from kansas city and it was offloaded by crews so it will be all set for when they get here in the afternoon. the giants looking to bounce back after that tough loss last

night in kansas city to the royals. the team got off to a good start in the first inning. things fell apart in the 6th inning. the giants lost the game. now we're all tied up, a game apiece. the giants come back to host three games here at at&t park. friday, saturday, and sunday. of course, fans across the city expected to pack bars and restaurants this weekend. and that's why police are beefing up patrols to make sure everyone celebrates safely. >> let's show everybody how san francisco can light up and celebrate our team while at the same time, nobody gets hurt and nothing gets damaged. >> reporter: and the chief also told us there will be a lot of extra officers in uniform as well as a lot of officers who will be undercover and that includes some undercover police officers who will be dressing up as kansas city royals' fans. that means everybody needs to be on their best behavior. you never know who you will run

into. as we bring it back out here live, again, the field is all ready to go here. it's -- the world series logo painted just perfectly right there. as we pointed out, the grass perfectly cut. i'm not supposed to touch it. i won't even go near it. i will get in trouble with the grounds crew. these guys have worked lock and hard. everything is set to go. the atmosphere should be something here tomorrow night for game 3 at at&t park. live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it looks good out there. i'm gonna tell everybody i know you, okay? [laughter] >> reporter: okay. see how far that gets you, dave. at&t park won't be the only place in san francisco that's packed with fans tomorrow night. >> when we win -- >> go, giants! >> john's grill expects business to double compared to a normal weekend. the restaurant's been taking

reservations from both giants and royals' fans. that could be interesting. the owner says kansas city beef is no match for california's. >> our beef is a lot better. our team is a lot better. >> for 2. the water bar restaurant has ordered 5,000 extra oysters. already available is a 42- -- $42 bottle special edition giants' champagne. i like this story. a popular restaurant in sausalito is getting into the world series spirit. bar bocce is now being called bochy. of course, named for the manager, bruce bochy. it will stay that way for the rest of the series. they are offering half-price specials during the games. today may be an off-day for the players but the city of san francisco is hosting a big invitation only party tonight

at pier 27. reportedly, baseball legends, big dignitaries will be at this welcome party. the crews spent yesterday putting up tents inside. you can watch all of the world series games right here on ktvu channel 2. our coverage of game 3 starts 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. we will be live at at&t park. first pitch just after 5:00. games 4 and 5, saturday and sunday. >> right here on channel 2. we've got exciting coverage tomorrow here on ktvu during the morning because we are sal will be out at at&t park. >> kind of like the old days. take little trips here and there. we'll be out there tomorrow and try -- trying to get the excitement for people. if you are a giants' fans -- you know, they lost last night. a little nervous. >> gotta give them the mojo, sal. >> trust me, dave. i'm hoping.

let's take a look at what we have. i want to tell you that traffic is getting better. i'm not lying. you can see westbound just a little bit better trying to cross into san francisco. we had an earlier minor crash on the bridge that caused major delays. metering lights went down to way slow. 880 oakland, traffic is moving well in both directions, it's a little bit slow approaching high street. in san jose, the slowest traffic in the bay area now. 85, 280 and 101 are still superslow on the way into sunnyvale. tomorrow's weather, steve, tomorrow i will be out there. do i need to bring rain gear? >> no. sal, i will not be here tomorrow. i will watch you from home. >> good. can. >> i'm gonna be out there all day. i shouldn't bring a rain jacket? >> no. but saturday yes. how is that? tomorrow we'll have breezy and warm conditions. coastal fog might make its way back out there. a couple of sunbreaks. overall, temperatures were up, up, up, due to the cloud cover compared to the last two days,

two mornings. a lot of 40s. we do have a lot of cloud cover to the north. we've had beautiful sunrises and sunsets. yesterday and tonight, if the cloud cover sticks around, it sure looks like it will, we'll have a beautiful sunset. the heaviest rain will be to the north and it's just going to be hard pressed to get much farther south. about santa rosa, st. helena, calistoga, bodega bay, no reports of rain in that area. but reports to the north. 50s and 60s. 60 hayward. 61 in the city. i don't think they got below that. normal is 53. 50s up in the mountains. 58 ukiah. 59 sacramento. monterey, 58. redding 56. rain up to shasta. also near the bernie basin. they need the rain. for us, a lot of cloud cover. farther south, you might have a better opportunity to get a few sunbreaks. we're waiting on the system. light rain to the north and mostly cloudy.

a low will form. it will move farther north. we'll get some rain saturday morning. it looks like any rain. the cloud cover will start to lift out of the picture maybe later today. more likely tomorrow. some coastal fog is here. that will play into it. there's our system as it slides by saturday morning. noon it's up in the sierra nevada. a secondary piece comes in saturday afternoon, maybe into early sunday. rainfall will be good on the north coast. for us, just not a lot down to san jose .02. that's by saturday morning. there will be more. this will be a better system than we've had in the last seven days. mild to warm in the afternoon. temperatures, 60s and 70s. rain up to clearlake, ukiah. novato, san rafael. a little bit cooler than yesterday just due to the cloud cover. off to the east and the south. upper 70s to near 80. would not be surprised to see low 80s or upper 70s for some inland. it looks fine. maybe some fog. i'm going pretty warm here.

70s for game time. saturday there will be a different situation. it will be cooler and breezy there. maybe some rain. it won't delay. there could be some in the area. >> it's seeing how warm it is. normally when i think of going to at&t park, you brick the parkas and the -- you bring the parkas and the hats and the gloves. another weather-related story. a partial seoular eclipse -- solar eclipse, but cloudy weather could make it difficult to see. it will be most visible at 3:15 this afternoon when the moon will cover 40% of the sun. but forecasters say you could see -- we could see skiff cloud cover at that time -- significant cloud cover at that time. despite that, viewing parties are going to be held. >> if you are able to see it, you can see it with the naked eye or you have to protect? >> it's always a food idea to

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." time is 8:55. we're finding out more about a massive cheating scandal involving tleeths at the university of north carolina. officials say nine employees have already been fired or they are under review in a cheating

scandal that may have spanned two decades. investigators are checking claims at more than 3,000 students, including more than a thousand athletes were given as or bs for classes that never exited. most were football or basketball players. >> this never should have been allowed to happen. at the same time, i want to under score there is a -- underscore there is a clear des stings between now the -- distinction between now and then. >> north carolina won titles during the years the cheating reportedly occurred. the ncaa is investigating. they may penalize the school allowing fueler scholarships or vacating some of the victories. mark zuckerberg recently demonstrated that he has more than just computer skills. he posted this video online

during a question-and-answer session in china conducted entirely in mandarin. he was happy to be in beijing. he joined an advisory board even though facebook is blocked in china by the government. he says he's been learning mandarin for the last few years to try to impress his in-laws. >> good idea. >> very. >> smart man. sal's coming back. one more look at our commute. >> absolutely. things are getting just a little better now. if you are trying to get over to downtown oakland, you are gonna see the very traffic you always see. bay bridge is backed up for a delay. it's looking like the normal bridge. the south bay is very slow. 101, 280 and 85. mostly cloudy, rain to the north. mendocino county, lake county. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. breezy ans warm on friday -- and warm on friday.

there will be main saturday morning and cooler. but tomorrow is okay. >> thank you, steve. and that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu uryour choice for news. >> be sure to watch the ktvu news at noon. we will tell you how miss are getting ready for game 3 tomorrow at at&t park. we'll continue to follow the story all day. we'll have live coverage of game 3 and 4 right here on ktvu.

your little [ bleep ]. >> a san francisco tour guide cracked the beer and flipped out with a pretty hate-filled, offcolor rant. >> your parade, your dragons. >> the video had stunned passengers thinking -- >> is she serious right now? she's an employee? >> they're celebrating at a wedding. nobody seems worried that -- >> something could go wrong. >> the terrible moment that all changes. >> the angry ram does not appreciate h