we are live at at&t park where the buzz is building for the giants' first home game of the series.

hear what tim hudson has to say about starting in his first world series. a dra mat ecrooftop rescue during an early-morning house fire in milpitas. we'll tell you how one member of this family was bushed during the -- burned during the fire. some east bay garbage collectors are walking the picket line. why they are not getting the support of one powerful labor union. a knew ebola -- a new ebola case. this time in new york city. the challenge new york city officials are facing. "mornings on 2" starts right now. you are looking at live pictures inside at&t park as we are counting down to game 3 of the world series. we're just ten hours away from the next game between the giants and the royals. we have live team coverage on all of the excitement in a couple of minutes as people

walk by the camera. both sal castanedo and tara will join us live from the park with how the city is preparing for the first 2014 world series game here in san francisco. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> loving the orange. >> looking sharp. i'm dave clark. steve is off today, rosemary is right there and i'm loving the forecast for today. >> yeah. take a look at this beautiful shot. >> that's stunning. >> that's a glow with orange this morning as we await the official sunrise. 20 ta 25 minutes or so to go. a little bit of patchy fog reported at times this morning in and over parts of the north bay as well as along the coastline. please be careful as you get outdoors. not everybody enjoying the very clear sky. 49 degrees right now in fairfield. 46 in napa. so it is a chilly start for some. 52 in antioch. a lot of 50s around the bay area. 56 in oakland. 59 redwood city. we're reading that san francisco is checking in the

upper 50s. 50 degrees in santa rosa. 51 in san jose. the second half of the day, mostly sunny skies. temperatures will be slightly warm for some over parts of the north bay. partly cloudy skies yesterday. 74 in napa as well as santa rosa. mid- to upper 70s for the inner east bay. nearing 80 degrees for some. a beautiful day in store. meanwhile, at at&t park, for the afternoon, it's gonna be a gorgeous day for a ballgame. 72 degrees. partly cloudy skies. we do have a southerly breeze that will be picking up in the afternoon. it could be breezy later today at at&t park. these winds are ahead of a system that will bring us rain in time for the first part of your weekend. i will track that for you coming up. first let's go to sal. that place will be rocking later. how are you? >> reporter: doing well, rosemary. did thank you very much. it's mild.

it's breezy and chilly but it's not san francisco cold. let's put it that way. we're still hook -- looking pretty good. some of the national media has shown up of this place is beginning to wake up as we get ready for game 3. 5:07 first pitch in san francisco. let's go out to the south bay and look at your silicon valley commute. northbound 280 looks pretty slow as you come up to highway 17. it's getting slow on 101 and 85 as well. you don't have to worry about it so much. it will be a little bit slow until you past highway 17. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have kind of a big backup there getting into san francisco. today, the bay bridge will be in play, a lot of people coming to at&t park. we'll have the backup this afternoon trying to get into the game. of course, the people coming to the city for other reasons. keep that in mind. i want to mention that in contra costa county. 680 southbound and 24 westbound are a little bit slow. we had a crash in central la

fayette. no injuries but it did slow traffic. it will be a little bit slower than you usually see it driving over to the tunnel. as we come back here live to at&t park in san francisco. my colleague and good friend, tara moriarty. >> reporter: thank you, sal. thank you. i got my rally flag. here we go. >> reporter: ready for the game? >> reporter: yes and i see that you are. you have sneakers on. >> reporter: where is my ticket? >> reporter: you got your ticket. >> reporter: that was a panic. >> reporter: that's his world series ticket. we have larry bear showing up, a little bit after 8:00. what should we ask him? >> reporter: does this ever get old, larry? >> reporter: i would have to say no. >> reporter: my kids, if they could ask him a question, they would say what are your favorite colors. if we take a look around here, you can see that everybody is

cleaning furiously actually got sprayed with water as i was walking through the tunnel. they are just hosing everything down. the dugout has been scrubbed clean. in ten hours, we'll see the first pitch. giants landed at sfo yesterday and headed to at&t park for batting practice and fielding drills. a starting game three this evening will be tim hudson. the 39-year-old is the oldest player on the roster. he leads with 214 career wins. he's been on teams that made the playoffs seven different times in his 16-year career. but he's never been to the world series. >> here i am. things are -- it's funny how things fall into place. this is -- this is exactly how i envisioned it. it's kind of crazy to see it happen throughout the season. i feel very, very lucky. >> reporter: giants' fans will be pulling for hudson. if you are hoping to go to the

game and don't have tickets it will cost you. stubhub has tickets for standing-room only for $500. saturday it shoots up. two seats on the field level are selling for $25,000. so be ready to shell out the dough if you haven't gotten your ticket just yet. we're live at at&t park, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news, go giants! >> i know. i like that towel. looking forward to hear what larry bear has to say. 7:07. game 3 of the world series still ten hours away. but a lot, as you know, is happening around at&t park. security very tight. in fact, every truck delivering supplies to the ballpark has to go through special security screenings. everything is x-rayed. you saw the bomb-sniffing dogs. they will be checking for explosives. >> there's been increased scanning and security precautions during the course of the year. when we get into the

postseason, it does get ratcheted up like everything else. >> that's for sure. the company that handles concessions at at&t park says they are not harmerred by all of the tough security. the end vendor has shifted enough food, beverages and souvenirs for 44,000 people to last for three straight days. that's the entire population of dublin. they are ready. well, our live coverage from at&t park starts at 2:00 this afternoon. first pitch just after 5:00. and then after the game, our live postgame show on ktvu and, of course, the 10:00 news. all right here on channel 2. 7:08. new this morning, a woman was rushed to the hospital a few hours ago after being burned during a large house fire in milpitas. alex savidge is live with more on how her family manage to escape the flames. >> reporter: good morning. this family is luck yesthy made it out alive according to fire crews.

when crews first got here, the place was on fire. the first floor was filling up with flames. two family members were children and firefighters moved and helped two people jumped down and used a ladder to get the other two people down. a grandmother suffered burns to her arms during the fire and had to be taken to the hospital. she's in stable opinion, we were told. you can see the extensive damage done to the inside of this home on farm crest street. the fire broke out about 3:00 this morning. it was concentrated near the kitchen, although firefighters say they are not sure how it may have started. >> you know, we don't know for sure the cause of the origin. but when we enter the structure, it's adjacent to the foyer and kitchen, there was significant fire. that's what we saw. >> reporter: the fire had grown so large, that crews called in additional help from the san jose fire department. extra crews came in from that

neighboring city. at the same time, thatr were about 20 people who live in the neighboring homes. they all had to be evacuated this morning because there was concern about the fire spreading to those neighboring structures. after the fire was knocked down, crews went through and that's when they found the family dog dead inside, killed in this fire. it's unclear if there were working smoke detectors in the house. but a battalion chief told me given the size of the fire, it's a good thing the family woke up when they did because someone could have been seriously hurt out here. >> the woman burned in this early-morning fire now in stable condition. the fire does not appear to be suspicious, although investigators will take a closer look. we're live in milpitas. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, alex. 7:10. detectives in fremont are asking for the public's help in finding a robber who snatched a cold chain from an elderly woman. here is a picture of the suspected robber. police identify him as 20 years old. investigators say he and

another person robbed the woman in the ardenwood neighborhood on october 5th. when the victim's husband tried to chase them found, the man fired three warning shots in the air. police say the man may be staying in oakland or hayward and should be considered armed and dangerous. the union representing clerks for san francisco's superior court, they are accused of breaking state law by staging a one-day strike last week. take a look at the video of the picket line outside of the courthouse at san francisco's civic center plaza on october 14th. now, these court clerks walked off the job after the courts refused their demand for a pay raise. a state labor board is now investigating whether that walk out which disrupted court operations violated a no-strike provision in the union's contract. orkin has released a list of the cities with the most rats in america. the san francisco/san jose area holds the number five spot. the pest control company says

it based the rankings on the number of treatments it performed in each area in 2013. chicago came in at number one, los angeles, washington, d.c. and new york were the only other cities pov above the bay area. not surprising. urban areas expected. >> a lot of activity going on. giants' fever. that's heating up all over the bay area. coming up at 7:30 -- i want one of those. we'll introduce you to a fan who has caught several home run balls at at&t park without even having a seat inside the park. first being mistaken for a cop killer actually turning out to be a good thing for one pennsylvania man. after the break, the unbelievable online effort that's literally changing his life. plus, sal, he will be back with a back on your morning commute. right now, one of the busy et roads in your commute -- busiest roads in your commute,

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people in pennsylvania are trying to help a man who has the misfortune of looking like an accused cop killer. on the right side of your screen is suspect eric frein. on the left is james tully. now, tully walks two hours to work every day and because of his resemblance he's been stopped by police many times. one time, in fact, officers drew their guns and pinned tully to the ground. there's now an online drive to raise money to buy tully a car so he won't get accosted

anymore. we just checked the website. donations stand at $14,000. authorities are still searching for frein, a survivalist accused of ambushing two pennsylvania state troopers last month, killing one and injuring the other. 7:16. chances are your first cell phone was a nokia. nokia once dominated the mobile phone market but things have changed. the company is doing away with the name of this cell phone pioneer. microsoft, which bought nokia last year, is retiring the name nokia. areynolds american has banned smoking in factory floors, fateness centers -- in fitness centers. a spokesman says the company is making the changes because most

people today expect a smoke- free work environment. they realize the irony. reynolds american is the second largest manufacturer in the u.s. it makes pall mall, camel and cool. sal is normally in the building with us. you are on the phone. you are in the dugout. >> i'm -- >> what are you doing? >> i'm sending out a tweet saying i'll going to be doing a report in the dugout. the tweet just went out. >> there you go. >> reporter: now i can do my report in the dugout. remember social media is important. let's take a look -- >> get comfortable, sal. >> reporter: let's take a look -- i am comfortable. >> i know. >> reporter: i just hit a home run. i'm gonna sit down. these people walking by are the national media setting up the big stationses espn, fox. it's the world series. it's a big deal. let's take a look at the toll

plaza -- >> quick question. how does it feel to be sitting in the tugout at the world series -- dugout at the world series? >> reporter: awesome. it feels like i just hit a home run. high-five. high-five. that was me. that was me.  i just hit the home run. kind of bruting . bruting. let's go out to the toll plaza. it is gonna be tough getting in. i just want to remind you that the traffic is going to be busy, not only for the morning commute, but of course, getting into the city later on, as a lot of people are coming to the game. also it's friday night. so people not coming to the game are coming to the city to be part of the atmosphere down here at at&t park or just go into the city in general. keep that in mind. the traffic is moving along pretty well at the coliseum. it's not bad. if you are trying to catch a

flight at oakland, it's been okay. contra costa county has been slow traffic. 24 had an earlier crash, central la fayette. 680 is going to be moderate as you drive from conrecord to walnut creek. highway 4 is slow. it looks like a normal friday morning commute as you drive around the bay area. you will see a lot of activity in and around at&t park. public transportation is what i suggest for you getting down here if you are coming to the game or b.a.r.t. it's a perfect way to get here. now today's forecast for the game and other things, let's go to rosemary. >> we have great weather in store for game 3 of the world series this afternoon. maybe a little breezy. it has to do with the system i've been tracking for this morning. as we get into the second half of the day, the winds will be increasing. i will show you why. giving you a live look there at -- we've got the golden gate bridge. we've got mostly clear skies. a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline just inside

the bay and over parts of the north bay. but we're in for great weather today. this is the system that will bring us some wet weather by tomorrow morning. still, a few hundred miles offshore, but the winds will begin to pick up by the second half of the afternoon. so mostly sunny, mild but i think breezy for some especially along the coast, along the peninsula and maybe at at&t park for the afternoon. i'm gonna take you into the first part of your weekend and then we'll backtrack into friday. saturday morning, the rain's already here. knocking on the door. we have rain over the north bay, up along the coastline. maybe a light drizzle. by 6:00 a.m., it's widespread. north bay, central bay, along the peninsula. by 7:00, 8:00, it's doctoring co -- it's crossing the south bay. scattered showers will remain in the forecast for most of saturday. notice still light showers falling. we're looking the possibility of showers falling right over at&t park for game 4 tomorrow. as we get into saturday night,

this begins to taper off, we do dry out in time for the second half of your weekend. 47 degrees right now in walnut creek. 53 redwood city. sun coming up right about now. 7:20. 7:25, depending upon where you live. afternoon highs for today, 74 in sonoma. 73 for kentfield. 73 in sausalito with mostly cloudy skies. that's a beautiful day in sausalito. 74 for castro valley. upper 70s for brentwood, livermore, pleasanton. into the santa clara valley, temperatures range from the mid- to upper os. mid-70s in santa cruz. low os for san bruno. low 70s for san francisco as well as san mateo. and the low 70s expected at at&t park. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view. temperatures in addition to bringing the wet weather will fall as we get into your saturday. not cold but a little cool with the foggy weather, perhaps a little breezy. snow for the sierra. we could see an inch to two

down to pass level saturday night. that's exciting. we're dry on sunday and dry for the workweek. >> thank you. >> thank you. 7:21. a trashy situation. in 22 minutes, the reason dozen of garbage workers are walking the picket line in the east bay and whether the strike will affect your service. a chp officer accused of stealing nude photos from a dui suspect. up next, new information about how the incriminating evidence was discovered. look at all these children. they all lost their lives because of

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may or may not appear at any time throughout the rest of her life. the anxiety associated with it is unbearable. >> well, the chp veteran has been assigned to desk duties while all of this is investigated. a decision on whether charges will be filed, that's expected next week. 7:26. a doctor now in isolation in new york city after testing positive for ebola. what's being done to contain the virus and when health leaders expect a vaccine to be ready. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where excitement is building for giants' fans for game 3 of the world series. you will hear from a superfan waiting to catch a home run. so far no major traffic problems. the drive on the peninsula has been relatively smooth. a wonderful weather day on the more rye zep. i will have a look -- horizon. i will have a look at your

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♪ good morning. you are looking at live pictures of at&t park. there the sign says "believe

together." the series is tied at one game apiece. the giants host the kansis city royals in game 3 this evening. let's talk about weather and traffic. rosemary is here. how did you get the orange sky? that's spectacular. >> that is spectacular. the sun is up. take a look at this beautiful ball knowing with orange. we have plenty of sunshine in store foretoday. enjoy it because we have changes coming as early as tomorrow. let's take a look at the satellite. we're waking up with patchy fog along the coast this morning. half moon bay reporting visibility down to about a quarter mile. so take it a little easy. you may find some of this especially in and around santa rosa as well. along the valley floor. when it's very patchy in

nature, it can be dangerous because you go from clear conditions to visibility very low. that will be around for the morning hours. we'll be left with mostly sunny skies. 47 in walnut creek. 49 in fairfield. 45 in napa. 50 degrees santa rosa. a chill in the air for some of our folks waking up this morning, but then you get up along the peninsula, low 50s to low 60s in and around at&t park. afternoon highs for today, a lot of 70s out there, even nearing 80 in areas like anty okay, livermore, morgan hill going to 78 this afternoon. 73 for oakland. low 70s for the peninsula. low 70s for game 3 of the world series. partly cloudy skies. we'll be a little breezy. the winds are coming from a system that will bring us the wet weather come together morning. i'm going to track that for you coming up in a moment. let's go live to at&t park this morning where sal is standing

by live -- actually, we're going back to tori. >> thanks, rosemary. sal is at at&t park for tonight's world series game. we'll go back to him in a few minutes. a viewer sent us a photo of a truck that caught on fire. it was towing a horse trailer. this was on westbound highway 24 in la fayette. the vehicle is on the shoulder waiting to be moved. there are no reports of injuries to the animals. that's good news. but traffic is a little slow. again this is westbound 24, the commute direction which is usually slow. here is a map. we want to show you now of -- this is of walnut creek. looks like there is an accident on 680 heading south towards walnut creek. again, a pretty heavy commute direction. now over to the bay bridge toll plaza, a live look of driving into san francisco. quite a backup, especially in the cash lanes but even fastrack lanes in the middle pretty sloesm the carpool lanes on the far right side moving well. 7:32.

dave? >> did a great job. well, the anticipation is really building for the giants' first home game of the world series. while a lot of people are paying big bucks. a lot of money to watch the game inside the ballpark. others have a different and unique place to enjoy the game. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live outside of at&t park with a story of a man and he has quite a story. good morning, janine. >> reporter: yeah. he bleeds black and orange. we've seen a lot of people wearing their black and orange. willie mays junior taking a picture. just taking in the moment before they head to work today. tonight this place is gonna be electric with fans pumped up for game 3 of the world series. >> this is my bling hat. my lucky bling hat. it's a replica of the 2012 world series ring. and i will be wearing this in

mccovey cove. >> reporter: you just heard from a giants' superfan who is known as mccovey dave. he's one of the kayakers who hangs outside of at&t park. just to give you an idea of what it will look like tonight, here's video of the past where tons of giants' fans are packed together. it's a lot of fun. all of these guys are keenly listening to the radio and trying to figure out where the ball already hit so they know where to paddle. dave has caught 17 giants' home run balls and is hoping to catch one tonight if it happens. >> i may get hit by a few paddles. i've broken a rib. i knocked out a -- i want to get that ball. to me, a home run ball like these, these are priceless moments of baseball. >> reporter: he says there's only been one world series giants' ball hit into mccovey

cove and that was hit in 2002 by barry bonds. he says if it happens again, it will be worth $5,000 to upwards of $20,000 to $50,000. so far this morning outside of the park there's been a lot of local and media crews set up. back out here live, you can see one of the steps, there's security here roaming around. a lot of preparation going on inside the park. we saw a big crew of men and women in orange vests and that was the crew that will be -- they said leaving packages. i'm not sure if it's a twist. i'm not sure what they are talking about. but on each of the seats of some of the fans. again, a lot of excitement out here. we'll bring you more giants' fans and excitement coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2." reporting live from san francisco, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> great story, janine. you have to live him. his name is dave. have to love him. our live coverage from at&t park starts at 2:00 this

afternoon. the first pitch, just after 5:00. and then after the game, don't forget our live postgame show. and of course, the 10:00 news, all here on ktvu channel 2. police in the east bay seven people were hurt when a car crashed into a popular mexican restaurant in dublin. it happened yesterday evening at the restaurant on village parkway. the 56-year-old driver told police she accidentally stepped on the accelerator instead of the brake. you can her black convertible inside the damaged restaurant. the driver along with six customers were taken to the hospital. two customers suffered serious injuries. as nurses and healthcare leaders testify at a hearing on ebola, others are working to develop a vaccine. this as a new york doctor tests positive for the virus yesterday. katie utehs is live with details of the case and when we

could see a vaccine which could make a huge difference. >> the world health organization announced it's speeding up development of the experimental vac seeps. according to reuters, the vaccines could be ready as early as 2015. the vaccine cannot come soon enough for ebola-stricken wek -- west africa, which is where the 33-year-old doctor likely contracted the virus. cak spencer returned to the u.s. a week ago. since then he took his temperature twice a day, yesterday when doctor spencer registered a fever of more than 100 degrees, he called for help. >> it was handled exactly right. a team went out with protective gear. he was picked up and brought to a pre-prepared isolation unit. it couldn't have went better. >> before developing symptoms, spencer traveled across new york city, even taking the

subway. but health officials are urging people not to panic. the virus is not easily transpitted only through direct contract through bodily fluids once the person becomes sympathetic. in my next report, the notice sent out here in the bay area about ebola preparedness. katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. microsoft co-founder paul allen will donate $100 million to fight against ebola making him one of the largest individual donors so far. allen says he feels called to help tackle the ebola crisis and just had a feeling when news broke of the disease this summer, it was gonna become a serious problem. part of his donation will go to the university of massachusetts's medical school to pay for training, medical records and lab equipment in liberia where many district hospitals are closed. the goal is to reopen them. we're still hours away from game 3 in the world series.

but the buzz is building. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," the measures being taken to help keep everyone safe. but first, four police officers attacked by a man with a hatchet. after the break, the way he caught them offguard and how the horrific encounter ended. plus, sal will return with a check of the morning commute. the drive in the south bay has been smooth today. here is a live look at 280. it looks clear. sal will be back with the bay area trouble spots in just a moment. enjoyable weather in the forecast for the last business day of the week. i will line up your temperatures for today. i'm tracking wet weather for tomorrow coming up.

welcome back to "mornings

on 2." 7:41. new york police are investigating whether an attack on four police officers was terrorism. police say a man with a hatchet -- look at this. he came behind a bus stop while officers were posing for a picture and hit one of the officers in the arm and another one on the head. now, police say as he was raising the hatchet to hit them again, two other officers fired several shots and killed the man both of the injured officers were rushed to hospital. >> we'll be standing with the parents and praying with them. >> authorities believe the suspect may have been stalking the police officers before he attacked. officers are now on very heightened alert. 7:42. the supreme court in utah has lifted a stay on gay adoption cases. that means same-sex couples have can now legally adopt children. it was just a few weeks ago

that the u.s. supreme court denied appeals of same-sex marriage bans from several states. that ruling effectively legalized gay marriage in ten minutes todaying utah. a wedding fair aimed at same-sex couples took place in rome last night despite a long- standing ban on gay marriage in italy. models took to the runway, posing as same-sex newlyweds, some holding hands and kissing. the event comes almost one week after rome's mayor defied the italian government registering 16 gay marriages celebrating abroad. happening here at hole, dozens of -- at home, dozens of east bay workers are on strike. pam cook is in the studio with more on who is out there walking picket lines and how trash picket may be effected. >> we're told the workers are sorters with waste management. want to show you video that was taken outside of oakland. is just a few hours ago.

other workers we understand are pickets in san leandro as well. now, we spoke to a representative from the teamsters a couple of hours ago as well. he says his union did not know about this ahead of time but got a phone message alerting them of the strike by the sorters. the teamsters which represents the drivers, the garbage truck drivers says workers have the right to strike but that drivers and customers have rights as well. >> we feel there is an obligation to the citizens of oakland to pick up the garbage and that there's a responsibility to meet with all of the appropriate officials in oakland to let them know what's going on. >> now, he says he's out there to make sure that the garbage truck driver can get in and out of work safely. i just got 0 off the phone with a spokesperson for waste management. he says in fact all of the trucks were able to get in and out at the regular pickup times, 3:30, 4:30 and 5:30 and that none of the routes are

affected this morning. he also tells me a little bit more about the ongoing negotiations that is sparking the strike and we'll have more on that in our next hour of "mornings on 2." tori and dave? >> all right. certainly interesting story we'll continue to follow. now we want to go back to at&t park and that's where sal is very busy. i know obviously the big game tonight, game 3 of the world series. but there is also a game at the 49ers levi stadium. cal against oregon. >> reporter: cal and oregon. cal and oregon, that might affect traffic tonight. first college game at leave vie -- levi stadium. we're getting ready at at&t park. the boys from espn are here setting up. this is like 2020 guys. 20 guys. they have the big thing next to

the coke bottle. this is how it goes. if you are coming to the game or maybe coming down to be part of the festivities, you will want to come to one of the restaurants or bars. make sure you take public transportation. parking will be at a preyum. as we go out to the live traffic pictures, i think we're going to the toll plaza, am i correct? yes. toll plaza. thank you, nelson. traffic is backed up there at the toll plaza and the bay bridge is gonna be in play all day long for the morning commute and then people coming into the city for tonight, perhaps for the game or whatever they are doing in the city. keep that in mountain back of your mind. we'll look at the san mateo bridge. the traffic on the san mateo is busy. if you are driving over to 101, you will see a little bit of slow traffic here and there. you might want to consider using the san mateo bridge later on to avoid the bay bridge. if you are looking at the south

bay -- we're taking to the maps. traffic is going to be slow in contra costa county on 680 as you drive south. 24 is recovering from earlier problems. we'll see some, you know, some slow traffic there for the normal friday commute. sun is coming up right over at&t park. beautiful sunrise coming up, and that leads me right to our weather forecast with rosemary. it will be a beautiful day out there? >> yes. take a look. when it's a beautiful day like this, my favorite way to get to the ballpark, via ferry. it's so gorgeous. beautiful view. pulls right up to the park. it's gorgeous. pointing to the east, the sun is up pl a low pressure bit of patchy fog this morning. outside of that, plenty of sunshine to go around. we have fog up against the coastline. half moon bay mostly cloudy

even patchy, thick fog reported for some. santa rosa reporting a little bit of fog at times. take a look at what's happening in the central valley. they have plenty of fog. in fact, the national weather service out of the sacramento office has issued an advisory for portions of the valley. take a look at that. if you are driving in this direction, if you are headed to the valley this morning, be prepared for that. for the rest of us, it's just patchy around the bay, tracking a little bit of wet weather over northern california. this isn't coming our way. not for today. we have mostly sunny, mild weather in store for your friday. tomorrow it's going to change. so we're dry and quiet today. we're wet and we're active by tomorrow. this is the system that will slide closer to the coast. if you have early-morning fans, we still have fall ball going on. this will be a wet start. we have rain falling over the north bay, early on by 4:00, 5:00. by 7:00 it's beginning to shift

inland. by 8:00, 9:00, it's moving into the south bay as well as areas on the eastern edge. this will be the steady line of rain. we have more to come. this scattered showers in the forecast for the second half of the afternoon. i'm gonna stop it around noontime, 1:00, it looks like we're beginning to get a break. people are thinking we must be done. we're not done. more to come. scattered showers in the forecast. hit or miss, spotty on and of off lasting throughout the day. 5:00 in the afternoon. we'll be tracking this closely because we may see rain falling over at&t park for game 4 of the world series. as far as rainfall totals, anywhere from .25 to .50 over parts of the central bay. the farther north you go, the more you are likely to could .50, could see an inch in we're lucky. it will be breezy. snow for the sierra. 47 in walnut creek outside the door. 46 in napa. 56 in oakland. low 50s in redwood city. for some relatively mild. for some it's a chilly start.

talking 40s. that's a chill in the area. temperatures in the afternoon low to mid-70s for areas over the north bay. 73 in vallejo. 47 for nevada. 73 expected in oakland as well as san francisco. low 70s at game time out at at&t park. mid- to upper 70s for the inner east bay. 76 san jose. 78 morgan hill and gilroy, you are checking in at 80. low to mid-70s. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, so we wake up tomorrow morning with wet weather. it's going to taper off a little bit for the afternoon but scattered showers will remain in the forecast. we don't begin to dry out until late saturday evening if you have plans tomorrow night, in addition we will be cool, a little breezy. we're dry on sunday. temperatures remain in the low 70s and then we start of hold dry and mild as we get back to work monday and tuesday. >> so the whole weekend won't be a washout. >> saturday looks to be the

wetter day. it's about nine hours and counting to game three. the 2014 world series. coming up at 8:00 we'll continue our live team coverage from inside and outside of at&t park. how a bay area startup company is using new technology to help dispatchers know whether a police officer's gun has been fired.

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department. we're gonna be able to see in realtime if our officers are in trouble and unable to ask for assistance. that's the worst nightmare for any police officer in the field. >> right now, the company is paying for the testing. the says if the trials go well, it hopes to make the product available toker to departments next -- to other departments next year. now to election 2014. the american cancer society wants governor jerry brun to give back campaign contributions given by the tobacco industry. they say governor brown accepted contributions from philip morris for his own cal pain and for committees promoting propositions 1 and 2. they say that's about $100,000. >> taking money from tobacco companies legitimizes a public health menace which should not be part of the political process. no reason to be taking tobacco money. >> the society has challenged candidates in the november

company to refuse tobacco campaigns. so far 50 candidates have vowed not to take money from tobacco companies. happening today, the golden gate bridge district meets to take up a controversial proposal to charge people who walk or bike across the bay area's world-famous sphan. drivers pay up to $7 for a trip across the golden gate. but the many people who walk or bike across the bridge every day do it for free. now the bridge district's current budget problems could change that. still not clear how much the toll would be for walkers and bikers if the board approves that plan. 7:55. the 13-year-old boy from napa who was badly hurt in that big earthquake in napa in august, a chimney collapsed on him. he got a special treat at oakland's oracle arena. nicholas dylan was ininvited to watch -- invited to watch an open practice session with the warriors. he's in the wheelchair while he recovers from a broken pelvis. the chimney collapsed on him.

after the warriors practiced, look what he did. he got a behind-the-scenes look in the locker room, met some players and had a good time. >> i didn't know i would end up going to the locker room and getting an autographed jersey and get to hang out with them. >> i think he was excited. >> i think so. >> dillon is a soccer player but he was the official team captain, at least for the night. >> what a great treat for him. >> very good. 7:56 is the time. an unwelcomed part of city life after the break, how the bay area compares to other big cities in the country when it comes to rat infestations. plus a woman burned after an early-morning house fire here in milpitas. we'll tell you how she and the rest of her family managed to escape the flames. we're keep an eye on your morning commute. this is on the sunol grade.

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we're live at at&t park in the dugout on the field getting ready for game 3 of the world series tonight. the giants and the royce each have would be one game. sal is ready to talk to you. we won't tell anybody we saw you. sal is out there. you see him on the field. tara moriarty is out there as well. we'll check in with both of them during this 8:00 hour on a beautiful friday morning. it's friday, october 24th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's neat to see behind the scenes. sal and tear you are are doing such a great job for us. let's take a look at weather. that's important as we get ready for game three.

>> we're looking at patchy fog this morni cool conditions. mostly sunny upper 60s where sal is at at&t park this morning. 53 for san jose. for the afternoon today, just a beautiful day. a lot of mid- to upper 70s with mostly sunny skies in the forecast. let's take a look at some. these afternoon highs as we get into the second half under mostly sunny skies. 78 for concord. 74 napa. 73 in oakland. 73 in san francisco. at game time, still holding onto the low 70s with partly cloudy skies. again, the breezy may become an issue as we get into the second half of the evening, it will be breezeie. this ahead of a system that's going to brick us wet bring us

us get weather. let's go live to at&t park where sal is. it looks like you found your mic. >> reporter: i did find my mic. it's the world series. we have a lot of the national media here. it's cool. it's not that bad. it's maybe -- upper 50s, lower 60s out here. very do-able, very california. nice sun coming up. as far as getting around, getting over to the commute now, i do want to mention that the eastshore freeway will be slow coming in. we have more of a backup coming in from the carquinez bridge down to the toll plaza area, the macarthur maze. bay bridge, getting into san francisco. i want to remind you that today will be in play all day with

the game first pitch 5:07. you will see a lot of people coming in, in the afternoon and getting out of the city will be slow as well on the lower deck of the bay bridge. i also want to mention if you are driving this morning in the south bay or in the east bay starting in the east bay, if you are driving into the livermore valley, it will be slow coming through westbound on 580 coming up to the 680 interchange. as we can scroll through the south bay maps, theel isly convalley commute, just -- the silicon valley commute, just moderate. they are charging $150 to park your car across the street -- >> whoa. >> reporter: $150. take transit. i mean, are you serious? >> you have to save some money for the nachos. >> reporter: well, i don't know how much the nachos are. [laughter] >> reporter: but it -- it's

just ridiculous. so take transit. muni -- i came just as a fan. i took muni and b.a.r.t. it did great. didn't have to worry about any of that. that's what you need to do to get to at&t. >> thank you. we are counting down to the start of game 3 of the world series with the first pitch about nine hours away. activities are picking up at at&t park. we've seen sal inside and now you see the outside as you expect security is very tight. the busy crews at at&t, they are familiar with this scenario. they've dealt with this twice before in the last five seep sons. every struck dlifning supplies has to go through special security checks with all contents x-rayed. we saw the bomb-sniffing dogs looking for explosives. >> there's been increased scanning and security precautions during the course of the year. when we get into the postseason, it gets ratcheted up like everything else. >> the company running the

ballpark's concession says the tighter security, does not bother them. they have shipped in enough food, beverages and souvenirs for an estimated 44,000 people to last for three straight days. the world series means big business in the south bay as west -- as well. >> go, giants! >> we have barry bonds in the world series against the angels. >> we've got everything. giants' fans are flocking this san jose barbershop. it was named after the giants in 1966. rob's grandfather named the barbershop in honor of willie mays. and there are signed photos of willie mays and other giants on the walls of this barbershop. fans are showing up at the shop. they take a photo by the sign and get a haircut. >> everybody is filling the city up with black and orange. they are making songs and

videos. it's a beautiful thing. >> another san jose business benefiting from the world series kukui. they are making t-shirts with an original giants tee sign. this is different. coverage starts at 2:00 this afternoon. first pitch just after 5:00. and then after the game, ktvu's live postgame show and, of course, the 10:00 news all right here on channel 2. new this morning, fire crews came to the rescue of four people trapped on a roof in milpitas overnight. alex savidge is live with more on the dramatic rescue and the one person who was hurt in this house fire. good morning, alex glfnlts good news to report. >> the woman injured in this early-morning fire is in stable condition. milpitas firefighters pull odd of a daring rooftop rescue. they got here to the home, the

ground floor was filling with flames. they found four people trapped off the garage and firefighters had to help two of those people jump town off the roof. the other two people were brought down pie a ladder -- by a ladder. you see the damage done to the inside of the home after this fire broke out around 3:00 this morning. it is unclear, according to firefighters, whether the smoke detectors were all working properly but battalion chief told me given how large this fire had grown it was a good thing that everyone woke up when they did. >> they are very, very lucky. they are very lucky. they are probably in the one last occupiable space the home had. >> this fire was so large, extra crews had to be called in from the san jose fire department to help out here. there were also about 20 people

who were evacuated from some of the neighboring homes because initially there was concern about this fire spreading to those homes as well. it was eventually knocked down in less than an half-hour, that's when crews did a search of the home. they did fine the family dog dead inside. the fire was concentrated near the kitchen we're told. although firefighters are not sure at this point exactly how it may have started. investigators are looking into it. but at least at this point, it doesn't appear to have started in a suspicious way. we're live this morning in milpitas, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you for the update, alex. 8:07. detectives in fremont will asking for the public's help in finding a robber who snatched a gold chain from an elderly woman. here is a picture of the robber. police identify him as 20-year- old deandre mcclaude. police say he and another individual robbed the victim. when the victim's husband tried to chase him down, mcclaude

fired three warning shots. police say he may be staying in oakland or hayward and should be considered armed and dangerous. the union representing clerks for san francisco's superior courts are accused of breaking state law. take a look at the picket line on october 4th. the court clerks walked off the job when the courts refused to give them a pay raise. a state labor board is investigating whether the walkout violated a no-strike provision in the union contract. orkin has released a list of the cities in america with the most rats. the san francisco/san jose area holds the number five spot. the company based the ranking on the number of treatments it performed in each area in 2013. chicago came in at number 1. los angeles, washington, d.c. and new york were the only other cities above the bay

area. tough to watch. i know. well, there is a new ebola case to tell you about. this one in the nation's biggest city. coming up at 8:30, the major challenge facing new york city health answers plus we have breaking news about that nurse in dallas who came down with ebola. >> reporter: we're now nine hours away from game three of the world series. this is some behind the scenes preparation. coming up we'll talk to giants' ceo, larry bear. and what cars are moving, there's some usually slowing on 880. this is a live picture of oakland. plenty of snipe to go around this -- sunshine to go around this morning giving you a beautiful view of an orange golden gate bridge. we're looking at mild weather. but as early as tomorrow, you will need the rain gear. i'm tracking a system on the way coming up. californians areg

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♪ we're live at at&t park. we have music for you this morning. and dr. dre. >> yeah. >> we're gonna check in with sal. sal's out there at teart park watching our commute and sal, i hope we are having a good friday in our commute. i believe sal is on the field right now. >> i know we're coming up to game 3. i think this is a

critical game, sal, because when teams are tied one each, i think the team that wins the third game goes on to win the -- clinch the series like 16 out of 19 times. >> reporter: like 70% of the time the team that wins the third game being tied 1-1 wins the series. but as you know, if you watch baseball, especially in the last few years, anything can happen. if you look at kansas city, i thoughtthy lost that game to the -- i thought they lost that game to the as and they came back and the giants are having kind of an eh season and they came back. it can be unpredictable. we'll talk to larry baer in just a moment. tear you are will dave raw will -- tara will be live on the air. tell me what i'm doing after this. am i going to rosemary?

880 northbound and southbound is doing okay. i want to mention something about 880. a viewer tweeted me saying that the light -- the lights on auto mall are not working on 880 between 880 and 680. that's making a huge mess. if you take auto mall and use the shortcut between fremont, today is not a good morning. we're looking at the maps. northbound 101 we had an earlier crash up near fair oaks. that's been cleared but traffic is going to be very slow. while we're here we're gonna bring in tara moriarty, i think that we're bringing her in here. >> hello. yes, we have a special guest, ceo of the giants. >> this is live television. they say the third time is the charm. are you nervous? >> i hope all of us are as battle tested as the guys on the field. what i think has been so wonderful to see in the

postseason is they have some experience and they have a kam -- i will try to learn from bruce bochy and the players and have a little bit of calm about me and all of the front office people and everybody behind the scenes. >> reporter: does this ever get old? this is obviously the third time you've been here in the last five seasons and in 2010, we were over the moon. we were still happy in 2012. this is kind of getting routine. is it ever routine. >> it isn't. it isn't ever routine. it never gets old. the community -- last night we had the gala and thousands of people came and -- all decked in orange. i think you can bring a town document. that's -- town together. that never gets old. you are seeing people sharing experiences. that's a wonderful thing. and then to see the way the

team has been playing and the spirit and passion, that's actually -- you know, energizing as opposed to getting old. it's just the opposite. >> do you have any lucky tie or any ritual you go through on world series day? >> if we win tonight, i'm not changing my clothes tomorrow. >> i haven't changed my. it shirt under here. i have a giants' t-shirt for two weeks now. >> it's okay. you can change in november. november we change our clothes. i want to show you something. this was my holiday card from two years ago. this was the giants' year that we won against the detroit tigers. you can see my son has a little -- he's holding the tiger by the rope there. i would like to request -- >> grabbing the tiger by the tail. >> there you go. we swept the series. i want to make sure you win again so i can do another hoyle card. >> we're in the hoyle card business. even though hallmark is based in kansas city, we would like to think we have something to do with hallmark's success. this is really good.

>> that's for you. >> thank you. >> they are loving it. >> while they are having their little capacity card session here -- christmas card session here -- by the way, this is the jacket i wear and they win. >> this is the jacket. that's the marvin bernard -- >> he just dropped the marvin bern around revs. >> you have so get larry baer sign tara's card and your jacket. >> reporter: he's too busy to sign stuff. he's a busy man. >> i figure i would ask. >> i will get his autograph later. we'll leave you here from at&t park. we'll take it back from beautiful at&t park. we'll get today's forecast including a game forecast from rosemary orozco. >> we'll take a look at that beautiful shot. that says it all. mostly sunny skies. beautiful weather in the forecast for today. winds are expected to pick up for the second half of the afternoon. it could be a little breezy at at&t park, if you are going on out there enjoying the game.

it has to do with the system that will bring us wet weather for tomorrow. notice a little bit of wet weather over northern california. that's not coming our way. it's the system that's deepening offshore that will bring us wet weather for your saturday. for today, machines. a little breezy as the southerly winds pick up ahead of the testimony. it will move through and bring us rain. talking 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. it moves through the north bay and will shift over the south bay by 6:00, 7:00, it's already in the south bay. saturday morning is going to be a wet one. .25 or so expected for central and south bay areas and .50 possible to maybe an inch. we'll see how that goes for the second half. slight possibility for thunderstorms in the forecast. the steady raining will through the morning hours. the unable air will come for the second half of the afternoon. that's when we're expecting spotty showers. this helps to show how much we're expecting to get and helps to put a time line on it

as well. by about saturday, 8:00, it's already over the north bay. take a look at that. already pretty good rain falling. by 8:00 tomorrow morning. but over the south bay as well as the inner east bay, mainly dry. maybe drizzle. it takes until about 9:00 before we're all in on this and once the steady rain moves through we're left with afternoon scattered showers. those are the on and off periods of rain. dries out. rain comes back. that's what's expected for the second half of the day. 58 degrees right now in oakland. 54 in novato. low 60s at sfo. for the afternoon today we're talking low to mid-70s for the north bay. gorgeous weather out there with machines. 74 in novato. 73 for san rafael. 73 sausalito. to the east bay, along the shoreline, 72 in alameda. 73 for hayward. inner east bay, mid- to upper 70s. a few low 80s possible. 80 degrees for gilroy. san jose, you are expected to go to 76. 74 for sunnyvale and upper 70s

for cupertino. low to mid-70s expected for santa cruz. along the peninsula, 74 palo alto. 74 redwood city. low 70s san bruno. 72 in san francisco. at at&t park, at game time, still in the low 70s with a southerly breeze. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, we'll take it day by day. we're very quiet and dry for today. we're active and wet for tomorrow. naud to the wet weather, look at the temperatures. they do fall off. low 70s in the forecast for our inland cities. low 70s around the bay. mid-60s along the coast. could be breezy at times. by sunday, we're dry. but temperatures do remain upon the cool side. partly cloudy skies. low 60s at the coast. low 70s along the bay and inland. as we get into your workweek ahead, we're partly cloudy with temperatures in the low 70s. back to the desk. >> thank you. some east bay garbage workers walking the picket line this friday morning. coming up in 30 minutes, why they do not have the support of a powerful union.

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sears is struggling and they have plans of stepping up store closures. earlier, they closed 96 of its stores within a six-month period. sears says next month when the quarterly earnings come out, they will have a better idea how many stores will close. a breast cancer survivor from san jose will be fulfilling a lifelong dream by anding iter had first world series game and watching the giants play tonight. eileen lowe was diagnosed with stage 2 breast cancer eight months ago. since then, she's underdone a double mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiation. her last radiation session was on wednesday. as a reward for staying strong during her fight, her niece bought her a hair of tickets to tonight's game and now lowe's focus is on her team. >> come through in the end. i have no doubt they are gonna win this one. it will be all-around

superexciting. >> and lowe will be among the fans the giants invited to roll out the american flag before the start of the game. she says during the gail, her seat may be in the bleachers but her heart will be out on the field. >> what a great story. twitter has plans to develop a community learning center for low income and homeless people. it's called the twitter neighbor net. this project connects twitter employees with the less fortunate teaching them technology skills. twitter teamed up with compass family services for this project. the nonprofit serves more than 3500 homeless and low-income families now living in san francisco. >> you really want it to be a welcoming and nurturing environment where people and individuals can really learn and grow. >> now, the neighborhood learning center will be right across from twitter's headquarters. this will cost them more than a million dollars over of the

course of the multi-year partnership. the center is due to open sometime next summer. 8:25. a plan that's certain to anger both san francisco tourists and a lot of locals. what the golden gate bridge district may decide today. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco at at&t park, where giants' fans will be out in full force for game 3 of the world series. you will hear from one die-hard fan and what his goal is at this game. you can expect gridlock into san francisco this afternoon for the world series to be expected. these are live pictures of the golden gate bridge and traffic there. the drive in the city is pretty clear. don't worry. sal will be back in a minute. he will check your morning commute. dry and sunny weather on tap for today. wet weather as early as tomorrow. i will detail the numbers for your friday and i'm tracking a wet system for the start of the weekend -- coming up

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everything coming up in just two minutes. stay where you are. a beautiful friday morning. october 24th, i'm dave chark. let's talk about weather and traffic. rosemary has a beautiful forecast. >> hi, yes. at&t park booming later today. meanwhile, we have some great weather outside our doors. that picture at at&t park nearly picture perfect. we've got blue skies in mostaryias around the -- most areas around the bay where i'm seeing some fog along the coastline. this is where we have it a little thick. half moon bay had reported thick fog. if you are driving highway 1 be prepared for that. visibility could be down to a quarter mile. santa rosa also reporting some of this. so in and around santa rosa along highway 101. you may find yourself in and out of some fog. rohnert park as well. the central valley also with fog this morning. areas like sacramento, if you are driving east of fairfield, prepared for that. 58 in oakland. 57 in hayward. still a chilly start for some

of us. 49 at napa. low 50s in santa rosa. we have 58 in san francisco. 56 in mountain view and low 60s at sfo. for the afternoon today, mostly sunny, mild just a beautiful one. take a look. 73 expected for oakland. 78 in concord. mid-70s in fairfield. 73 san francisco. 74 mountain view. for the game this afternoon, the weather is going to be great. partly cloudy skies. low 70s in the forecast at game time. we'll be tracking the increase of winds southerly breeze expected. 15 to 20 miles per hour. this ahead of a system that again will be bringing us some wet weather for your saturday. i will be tracking that for you coming up in a little bit. let's go to at&t park where sal is live this morning. what's shaking, sal? >> reporter: well, rosemary, i don't want to brag -- i do want to brag a little bit. i've been a season ticketholder since the year 2000. this is my seat. this is row 28, lower box, 124.

this is where i sit. i've seen a lot of good things over the years in this seat. i probably can't be too impartial about the giants because i see it in one prk way. if you are come out to at&t park, you can see everyone is getting ready, mlb, and fox getting ready to do their broadcast here. if you are up ing can to the said -- if you are coming out to the stadium, i would say take public transportation. i've done it myself. muni has the n judah running to at&t park. it's been an effortless way to get here without having to worry about expensive parking. let's go out to the pictures. bay bridge toll plaza, you can see it's backed up. it's about a 25-minute drive into san francisco. there are no major -- we're doing the eastshore freeway first. we'll get to the toll plaza in

a second. now we're at the toll plaza thank you and traffic is going to be doing okay here. remember, it's going to be a little bit crowded getting into san francisco using this very same bridge later on today. if you are driving into livermore valley, the traffic is going to be busy on 580 as you drive through. still busy coming up to the dublin interchange. 680 is also slow out of pleasanton. when you get to fremont there's been trouble on auto mall parkway. the signals are not working between 880 and 680. it's making traffic a mess in the area. in the south bay we've had slow traffic especially on northbound 101 as you come up to the sunnyvale area because of an earlier problem. 280 and 85 are not that bad. it's just a little bit better than it normally is. we'll go to ktvu's janine de la vega because janine is outside of at&t park and she's found some fans. janine. >> reporter: from where i'm at

at mccovey cove. beautiful weather. and a beautifulview of the park. it's kind of the calm before the storm. you know, later today, it's just gonna be pumping with excitement, not just in the park but out here in the water. and one of the people in the water is going to be a giants' superfan who is known as mccovey dave. he's one of the kayakers who hangs out in mccove scrib cove right outside at&t park. just to give you an idea of what it will loan like here is video of the past where tons of giants' fans are packed together out there. it's a lot of fun. all of these guys have been keenly listening to the radio. they are trying to figure out where the ball will be hit. mccovey dave has caught 17 giants' home run splash balls. he's hoping to catch one tonight if it happens. >> i 100% would jump out of my kayak. i want the ball so badly. i'm like a trained dog getting

that ball. i'm determined to get it. once the ball is in the air, every kayaker is for themself. they are smashing and the melee begins. >> reporter: outside of the park there is a lot of local and national media set up and security. crews wearing orange vests became into the park to help with preparations for the gail. we also caught fans on their way to work decked out in their giants' gear. >> i feel great. i'm ready. i got up early. i'm gonna get some work done and hopefully leave early and come watch the game. >> reporter: mccove scrib dave said there's only been one ball hit into mccovey cove and that was hit in 2002 by barry bonds. he says if it happens again, that ball will be worth from $5,000 to upwards to $20,000 to $50,000. we sort of change the camera angle here is where the media trucks are parked but right in the middle of that is san

francisco police department, theys are also wait fog the fbi to get here -- waiting for the fbi to get here. they just told us that some of these media vans are gonna have to move because they need some room to set up here but they are on top of security and make sure they are -- that this is gonna be safe for the fans tonight. reporting live from san francisco, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. our live coverage from at&t park will start at:00 this afternoon. by the way, great story on mccovey dave. first pitch after 5:00. after the game, our postgame show and the 10:00 news. you will see it all here on channel 2. just in case you can't get to a tv, you can still watch the game from your smartphone if you have a cable carrier. download the fox sports go app, pick your cable carrier, use your user name and password and you can watch the live stream. you can get all of the

information at ktvu.com. look under today's hot topics. 8:36. the city of san francisco rolled out the orange carpet last night to welcome major league baseball to the bay area. some of the city's heavy hitters such as former mayor willie brown and giants' ceo larry baer, right there on the left. he was just live on the air with us on "mornings on 2," were among the 2500 guests who wined and dined at an invitation only gala at pier 27. san francisco mayor ed lee praised the giants for representing the city's hard work and community spirit. >> the entire organization from larry baer and all of the investors, it's a wonderful time for our city. i have to say i'm the luckiest mayor to be in san francisco. >> as i mentioned, the gala featured an orange colored giants' carpet. it looks cool. there was a spectacular fireworks show over the waterfront to cap the evening's

festtiveties. we're following several new developments about eastern cases in the u.s -- ebola cases in the u.s. a new case is confirmed in new york city. the first dallas nurse who contracted ebola is now in the clear. katie utehs has more. >> finally some good news on the ebola front. several developments within the last hour. the national institutes of health just announced that nurse fee na pham is virus free -- nina familiar pham is virus free. there is a news briefing where we should learn more about her treatment. 33-year-old dr. craig spencer is being the treated in new york after he tested positive for the virus yesterday. spencer worked with doctors in west africa until returning to the u.s. last week. once he developed a fever, he called for help and was quickly

quarantined, taken to bellevue hospital. at this time, there's also a congressional hearing taking place regarding ebola response. we've learned from the hearing that efforts are being ramped up to create a vaccine. a newly established manufacturing network will be used to get ebola vaccines and therapeutics into vile as for use. we're also -- vilals into -- vials into use. >> new york leaders are urging the public not to panic. they've quarantined four people who came into contact with spencer. the new york area has been preparing for weeks following the case in dallas and said they are ready. here locally, kaiser sent a memo to their members say they have been trained and they are ready here, too. katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you.

8:39. happening today, the golden gate bridge district meets to take up a controversial proposal to possibly charge people who walk or bike across the bay area's world famous span. drivers pay up to $7 for a trip to drive across the golden gate bridge but the many people who walk or bike across the bridge every day do it for free. but the bridge district's budget problems could change that. it's not clear, though, how much the toll would be for walkers or bikers if the board approve, the plan. not sure how they would enforce that. >> it sounds like it may be a done deal. >> we'll see. 8:40. there's new information about a scandal involving a chp officer from the east bay and some explicit cell phone photos of the big decision about this expected next week. a dramatic rescue in the south bay. how fire crews rescued four people from a burning roof.

and there have been some minor delays this morning in contra costa county. earlier, there was a truck fire westbound highway 24 in the la fayette area. while that's been cleared. kind of sluggish westbound. there's also delays on b.a.r.t. the pittsburgh bay point. sal will be back. he will check traffic for you in just a few minutes from now. it's a good looking start today for most. temperatures quite nice for the afternoon. big changes coming as early as tomorrow. i will detail the numbers for today and take a look at the wet weather headed our way coming up.

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welcome back. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories -- four people in milpitas were rescued early this morning from a burning house. when firefighters got there, four people were up on the roof two of them actually jumped off to safety. the other two had to be rescued. a woman was taken to the hospital with burn injuries. we still have no word on how that fire started. police say seven people were hurt. a car smashed into a popular mexican restaurant in dublin. it happened last night at the restaurant on villas parkway. the 56-year-old driver told police she accidentally stepped on the gas, not the brakes.

six customers and that driver were taken to the hospital. and we're live , of course, in san francisco, at&t park. we are just eight hours and 15 minutes away from the first game of the 2014 world series here in the bay area. tim hudson will be on the mound for the giants tonight. the cheapest ticket on stubhub, standing-room only, $5 54. if you want an -- an actual seat it will cost you at least $600 or more. >> not cheap. okay. happening now, a strike affecting waste management and dozens of east bay workers. pam cook is in the studio now with the reason the strike is not affecting it trash pickup today. that's good news. >> it is very good news. i spoke to one from waste management. he tells me that the garbage trucks were able to come and go at their regularly scheduled times despite what's happening at the company. now he tells me that the people

who are on strike are recycling sorters and members of one union that's been in ongoing negotiations. all of the other unions have contract with waste management. we talked to a spokesperson for the teamsters union which represents the drivers. he says they are crossing the picture line because they don't agree with how it's being handled. >> if they are gonna strike there is a process to go through. they have not done that. they've not talked to us or anything. >> they gave you a phone call? >> gave us a phone call and they are here. we don't think that's fair to the citizens of oakland. >> waste management said oakland police out there this morning to make sure the business was all handled safely. you can see some of the patrol cars in the shots. he said the company has been in negotiation with the union on the picket line. but again, you see the trash uk

interests coming and -- trucks coming and going. he also says the other two local unions have signed five- year contracts with the companies. those associated with the recycling and landfill area and says pickup not affected and the company does not anticipate it will. tori and dave? >> all right. thank you, pam. let's check in with sal right now. time is 8:47. i know you are hobnobbing with the famous at the world series. but you are still keeping an eye on our commute, aren't you? >> reporter: absolutely. we still have people working in the traffic center. i'm here at at&t park. i want to show you guys. they just put the batting cage up. they are putting it up for batting practice a little later on for the writs. it's an easy transition to say if you are coming to the game tonight, please take public transportation. b.a.r.t. has a minor delay on the baypoint line towards san francisco but it was a 15-

minute delay. not a major one. bart has been the way to get across the bay to at&t park. you take the montgomery street or the embarcadero. you can catch muni, the n judah line heading down to the park. i want to go to the toll plaza. you can see the traffic will be backed up for a little bit about a 25, 30-minute delay. unfortunately, i think today we're going to see a lot of slow traffic throughout today getting into san francisco. now to the san mateo bridge, you can see traffic is still heavy getting out to the peninsula. a lot of people are still going to work today and maybe they will catch the game later on. but right now traffic on the bridge and 880 nearby is a little bit slow. we continue to watch the south bay, we haven't had anything major when it comes to the south bay commute. but we certainly have had our share of traffic on 101 and 280. 85 has not been that bad. we haven't had any major accidents. but still, definitely a work

day. i want to remind you tonight, cal and oregon are gonna be playing at levi stadium tonight and that's going to cause more traffic than usual at levi stadium for that college football gail. as we come back here live. if you are coming down here, certainly have fun but don't bring the car. now -- by the way, the weather, can i say the weather is beautiful out here. let's go to rosemary who is going to tell us the forecast. yes, loving that sunshine, sal. we'll have sunshine today for. big changes coming for tomorrow. also take a look at what's happening across the bay area. we had mostly sunny skies dealing with a little bit of patchy fog along the north bayful floor. along the coastline. we have a little bit of fog as well. but you get away from that and we have a lot of sunshine to go around. i think we'll be partly cloudy for the coast today. we'll be mostly sunny for the rest of us. i'm gonna back it up and show you the system. it's going to bring us some wet weather as we head into early

saturday morning. so we have this system here. by tomorrow, it's right up along the coastline. 5:00 a.m. saturday morning already moving into parts of the north bay. i'm thinking drizzle along the coastline. by 6:00, 7:00. we're all waking up. we got rain moving through the north bay as well as the central bay into the east bay. areas like oakland, maybe la fayette. as we slide into the 8:00, 9:00 hour, it continue does march across the bay area. we're in the inner east bay as well as the south bay, monterey. this is the steady line of rain that will move through during the morning hours. behind it. scattered showers will continue to fall. here we are at 1:00. it looks like we're -- 12:00. it looks hike we're clearing -- like we're clearing out. there is a slight chance for afternoon thunderstorms. you can see some of the heavier cells primarily over the north bay. but it's document. we're still dealing -- but it's

5:00. we're still dealing with spotty showers for saturday. as far as rainfall amounts anywhere from .25 to .50 for most of us. we'll look at an inch of rain for some of the hills over parts of the north bay. temperatures right now under mostly sunny skies. 58 in oakland. 59 for san francisco. and 55 in novato. afternoon highs, low to mid-70s over the north bay. low 70s over the east bay. we have mid- to upper 70s in livermore as well as brentwood. a beautiful day. warm for some. upper 70s to near 80 from morgan hill into gilroy. for the peninsula, 74 redwood city, low 70s in san francisco. low 70s in store at at&t park for the start of the game. the extended forecast there with your bay area weekend always in view. we're dry today. we're wet tomorrow and trying out on sunday. >> a little cooler. >> all right. thank you. nine minutes before 9:00, four cops attacked by a man with a hatchet. the way he caught them

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more on our continuing coverage on the shooting rampage in ottawa, canada. lawmakers paid tribute to the sergeant at arms who stopped the attack. 58-year-old kevin kickers was

in his office. he grab atd gun from his desk. went out and shot the gunman. canada's prime minister said canada will not be intimidated by terrorists. >> we'll be vigilant but we will not run scared. we will be prudent but we will not panic. as for the business of government, well, hee we are in our seats in our chamber in the very heart of our democracy and our work goes on. >> the gunman, a 32-year-old canadian citizen reportedly converted to islam and was trying to get a passport to get to sirah. prosecutors are deciding whether to file charges against sean harrington who is accused of stealing nude cell phone photos from the phone of a drunk driving suspect. a search warrant was served two weeks ago at the home of that officer. he's accused of forwarding explicit photos removed from the dui suspect's phone to his own phone while booking the 23-

year-old woman into the martinez jail back in august. >> she has no idea where the photographs are, who has seen them, who has maybe retransmitted those photographs. when they may or may not appear at any time throughout the rest of her life. the anxiety associated with it is unbearable. >> officer hair rongton who is a five-year veteran, he's been assigned for now to desk duty. a decision on whether charges will be filed, that's expected next week. new york police are investigating whether an attack on four police officers was an act of terrorism. police say a man with a hatchet came from behind a bus stop while the officers were posing for a picture and hit one of the officers in the arm and another on the head. new york city police say as he raise the hatchet to strike again, the two other officers fired several shots killing the map both injured officers were rushed to the hospital. we'll certainly be standing

with the parents, praying with them that the officer comes out of that with a successful recovery. >> authorities believe the suspect may have been stalking the officers before the attack. officers have now been told to be on heightened alert. >> what a story. 8:56. one more time let's go back to at&t park. sal, you are living a dream for the world series. you are at at&t park. but also watching our commute. >> reporter: we are watching the commute. i want to show you one last thing before we go away. we have the network crews setting up and the folks at fox sports up there. the mothership, our network. they are setting up for their show up there up on the promenade. obviously, this is in full swing now. if you are driving into san francisco let's take a look for you at the toll plaza. it is going to be kind of a normal commute. it will be a little bit tough getting into the city. it will stay that way the entire day. we're thinking there might be a break around noon. the game is at 5:07 tonight.

we'll be looking at san francisco. we're expecting a lot of heavy traffic in the city today for the game and parking south of market is going to be at a premium. very expensive. we're suggesting that you take public transportation. b.a.r.t. is getting over minor delays. back to the anchors. >> be sure to watch the news at noon for most more on the countdown for the world series game. our live coverage starting at 2:00. first pitch after 5:00 and then the postgame show and 10:00 news all right here on channel 2. - ( 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 ♪

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