>> reporter: we're live at san francisco city hall where giants' fans will soon gather to watch game 7 of the world series. we'll tell you why the giants have their work cut out for them. all systems go for sunshine. mostly sunny and warm temps. in fact, some 80-degree temperatures. don't get used to it. is a big change on the way later in the week. >> reporter: a shooting outside this market in berkeley last night leave a man dead and police searching for his killer. we'll tell you about the critical evidence found here at the scene. a rocket explodes in a

spectacular ball of flame. the investigation into what went wrong and the reason hearts are sinking this morning at an oakland school over this news. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning. when it comes to the world series, tonight's the night. you are looking at live pictures from kansas city, missouri. that's kauffman stadium. the giants had a disappointing loss. but they could still win their third title in five seasons with a victory tonight. we have live coverage coming up in two minutes. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> gotta give them some of that tori campbell mojo. >> i'm trying. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve is here. i'm ready for the warmest day of the week. >> today is the day. we do have clear skies. a little bit of patchy fog kind of was dancing around the san mateo coast. but overall, it will be sun and

warm. after that, everything falls off the table. sunny. it's clear. it's nice. it was 39 in kansas city last night. first pitch their time, 39 des. nothing to worry about today. today 77 in napa. palo alto 74 to 79. livermore 78, low 80s there. san jose 73 to 78. east san jose probably about 82. clear skies. again a little bit of fog is -- it's close. it's getting close. there are clouds up towards mendocino county and rain even points north. we have to wait another day for some of this to swing in. there's our system swinging in. there is a lot to like as far as rain and cold temps. i know some of you don't like that but as far the at rain, we need it. the last couple of mornings it's been 40s. there is not -- that's not the case this morning. there are a couple.

a big plume of moisture heading towards washington and regular. it will be heading our way. okay, sal. i know we had a backup at the bay bridge. anything else going on here? >> well, there is a lot of slow traffic, steve, on this wednesday. one of the busiest traffic days of the week. we're starting off by looking at just a lot of slow traffic here at the bay bridge. just as you mentioned, it has been slow. we had ankerrer -- an earlier stall but traffic is backed up beyond the maze. it's slower than it normally is on the bay bridge. give yourself extra time. looking at the commute here on the san mateo bridge, that's busy heading out to the high rise. i want to keep -- put something in the back of your mind. you know, on halloween, i think that's friday, whatever -- yeah, friday -- give yourself -- start putting in the back of your mind, everybody leaves work early that day. so plan ahead. start talking about that. on the nimitz freeway, southbound 880 at tennyson, traffic will be busy.

on the coolidge onramp to eastbound 580 there is an auto/pedestrian accident in oakland. back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, sal. win or lose, the giants' incredible 2014 season ends tonight. san francisco faces the kansas city royals in game 7 of the world series. the giants will try to become the first team since the 1979 pittsburgh pirates to win a world series game 7 on the road. brian flores is there in the middle of all of the excitement. but first, tara moriarty joins us live from a very orange san francisco city hall. any fans showed up there yet, tara? >> reporter: not yet. not quite the way that it was yesterday. yesterday, we already had people camped out with their umbrellas. but they haven't lost hope just yet. remember, this just when people

are ready to count them out, th may surprise you. we had a lot of folks show up last night, huge fans who watched the heartbreaking so-0 blowout loss to the royals. fans are confidence their tim team will bounce back. but fans we talked to were still feeling the sting of defeat. >> i have seen a lot of people pack up and leave. you guys are still here. why? >> we're not dodgers' fans. [laughter] >> we believe in the giants all day. they will win. maybe not tonight but tomorrow they will win. if not, still a great season and a great team to watch. >> it's rough right now. i guess, like, we need to start getting our -- wakeup our bats. >> reporter: think they will be able to climb out of this? >> we did it before. came back from 4-0 to 11-4. we have to keep hope. >> reporter: now, first pitch is at 5:00 tonight. there is no alcohol allowed here on the plaza. this want to keep this a family-

friendly event. back here live, tori, i take back my words, there is one fan sitting up there toward the front of the stage, near that giant, big screen, ready to go. we have a fan. i wanted to mention about the taylor swift thing, i hope brian floor less is onto something. he said swift released albums before the last two world series wins the giants had and she just released another one recent. we're keeping our fingers crossed. live from san francisco city hall, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> hopefully they will shake it off. i like how the fan said they were down 4-0 and came back and won 11-4. >> reporter: you never know. >> thank you, tara. our game coverage 7 begins at 3:00. first pitch after 5:00. stwaus for more world series coverage right through the 10:00 news. 7:06. we have developing news in berkeley. police investigating a deadly shooting last night outside the

sea breeze market. ktvu's alex savidge is there now and evidence is still being collected 12 hours after that shooting. good morning, alex. >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. police believe this may have been a shootout but they don't know what the motive may have been. a man was found shot to death right behind the sea breeze, ma. the area remains blocked off with tape. this is on university avenue near frontage road off 880 and close to the marina. the east bay regional parks police department is in charge of this investigation. they've been gathering evidence out here. we did see this morning a handgun sitting on the ground and a number of shell casings nearby in the parking lot area. police say the shooting happened around 8:00 last night. when officers got here, they found a man in his 20s who had been shot once. he was lying in the gravel near picnic tables outside of the

store. the sea breeze market was closed at the time of the killing but there were witnesses around. >> reported hearing shots fired, seeing a couple people flee north on frontage road and then seen a vehicle flee, i guess south on frontage road out of the parking lot. >> reporter: investigators are still working to come up with the descriptions of the people seen running away after the shooting and the car that was seen speeding off from this scene. there are surveillance cameras on the outside of the sea breeze market. police told me they are going over video right now to see if it reveals anything about the shooter or the shooters in this case. and investigators expect to be out here for quite some time still this morning, gathering evidence in this scene. we're live this morning in berkeley, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, alex. supervisors in contra costa county voted to give themselves a big pay raise. even though county employees didn't like it.

>> i'm not saying that you shouldn't get a raise, but what i'm saying, i hope it would be comparable to the rest of the workers. >> now, county employees recently received a 4% pay hike with yesterday supervisors voting 4-1 to raise their own salaries 34% jumping from $97,000 a year to almost $130,000 a year. >> whether it's a 4% or whether it's linking at 70% will be perceived by the public to be more than what this board deserves. >> now, these new salaries, which take effect in january, are set at 70% of what superior court judges make. it's pretty common in other counties. supervisor anderson was the lone no vote. the contra costa fire district closed four fire stations because of budget cuts. the firefighters are now negotiating a new contract. they say they will ask for the same percentage of a race as

the supervisors get. the irs is giving a break to some of the victims of that napa earthquake in august. quake victims who live in napa and solano counties will get an automatic extension on some tax deadlines. that includes people who filed for extensions on their 2013 income taxes as well as estimated taxes for the third quarter of this year. now, the taxes won't be due until january 15th. 7:10. and it's a first in the nation. a bay area hardware store will soon be testing out robots to help customers. >> hello. i'm oshbought, the row pot store helper. what are you looking for today? >> yeah, it speaks english or spanish. customers will be able to tell or show it what they need and the robot will then lead them to the aisle where they can find that item. four robots will be testified out at the orchard supply hardware store on royal avenue in san jose. they will make their first

appearance late november or early december. the oshbot was created by lowes lowe's. a department of transportation panel is holding a hearing today about the possibility of allowing cell phones to be used on airplanes. the issue sparked more than 3,000 comments during public hearings last year. the federal communications commission is considering dropping its ban against cell phone use on planes. now, if the fcc does drop the ban, the transportation department would still have to decide whether to allow airline passengers to use cell phones. 7:11. both stanford and darth mouth universities are apologizing about official-looking election mailers sent to voters in california, montana and new hampshire. it was part of a research project. now, take a look at the flier sent to 100,000 voters in

montana. it used the state's seal without permission. and the flier compares the political leanings of four candidatesser fought state supreme court. it uses a scale to show how liberal or conservative each candidate is compared to president obama and former republican prosecute presidential nominee, mitt romney. similar fliers were sent to voters here in california. 7:12. a rocket headed for the space station explodes in a giant fireball. coming up in 20 minutes what went wrong. hackers, they breached a white house computer network. we'll show you who is suspected of being behind the cyber attack and what those hackers managed to do. good morning. sounds -- or looks like we have a problem here on 280 northbound with an injury crash and medics on the scene. northbound 280 just past the

87. we'll tell you more about this. caltrain, by the way, as you can see, doing very well. trains are moving on time. mostly clear. a little warmer. but there is a ribbon of fog around sutro and a little on the coast. it will still be warm, especially inland but changes are brewing for thursday, friday, saturday. more on that -- coming up. 22 bucks!

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former oakland as star jose canseco is recovering after he shot himself in the hand at his las vegas home. police rushed to his house yesterday afternoon after guesting a call about an accidental shooting. canseco told police he was cleaning his gun in his kitchen when it fired, hitting his left hand. several media outlets are reporting that one of his fingers was actually shot off.

>> i don't really know him too well but it's just kind of unfortunate. i guess not totally surprising. >> consay co became the face of baseball's steroid era after he wrote a tell-all book that led to congressional hearings and tougher rules on performance- enhancing drugs. doctors say canseco will never regain full use of his left hand. after he was taken to the hospital, his fiancee tweeted, thank you for all of the kind words and prayers. jose is still in surgery and will be okay. please pray for his fingers. a couple of hours after that, she tweeted, finally safe and sound with my love bug. so glad he's okay and i was there when it happened. thank god. at least part of a mystery solved in colorado. the denver broncos' fan, the one who disappeared last week during a game, he's been found safe. 53-year-old paul kitterman was found last night in pueblo, colorado, more than 100 miles south of denver. now, he was at last thursday's broncos' game but he hadn't

been seen since he left his seat to meet some friends in a different part of the stadium at halftime. police say they are no details about how he disappeared. no criminal charges are expected. the faa is warning that flying a drone or a model plane near large sports stadiums or racetracks during a sporting event could land you in jail. it's the first time the faa has clearly said using drones and model planes in those areas is a crime. the faa says the warning only clarifies an earlier ban put in place after the september 11th attacks. the ban applies one hour before the event and one hour after it's over. it includes facilities that have 30,000 seats or more. the federal government says it's stepping up security at federal buildings across the country. jay johnson would not say which

buildings are getting the added security but did say the increased security is in response to the continued calls by terror groups for attacks on the u.s. as well as last week's deadly attack on the canadian capitol of ottawa. the fbi and secret service agency are investigating what they call suspicious activity on a white house network computer. the breach temporarily disrupted some services and there are several reports that hackers that -- that these hackers from russia might be responsible. wow. all right. 7:18. let's go back to sal. 280, something happened out there this morning. >> it's an injury crash. we can see it from our camera. it's on the shoulder but the traffic is slowing past the scene. you can clearly see it there. traffic is backing up farther than we can see it here all the way onto 680. by the way, 101 is also slow and so is 85 in san jose. we also have slow traffic this morning at the bay bridge toll

plaza, we had an earlier accident -- i'm sorry, earlier stall vehicle on the span for a very short time. but the traffic is slow. nimitz freeway continues to be slow as you drive through. we had a couple of crashes there. southbound 880 backed up from 238 all the way to fremont. now kind of a warm day today but steve says there are changes coming. that's spot on. it will be warm today. a little bit of fog has come back to parts of the coast, even san francisco. but chad sent me a nice beautiful picture from san francisco and visitacion valley. this is our own right here. we have clear skies except for that little bit of fog. pie the way, chad has outdown -- outdown "we built this city." ramp it up. send me a nice picture from glen park. usually i great pictures. from visitacion valley. we had a beautiful sunrise.

a tiny bit of fog and high clouds. this is all a sign of things to come. today looks to be sunny and warm. the fog is out there. what's there is very shallow. there's warm air aloft. it will burn it off. by tonight, i think it's on the move. rain moving into the north coast. crescent stip. san francisco, 58, 70. what's average, 53, 68. above on both counts. record low 46, 1916 and 84 back in 1890 was a record high. look at all of that moisture streaming from the hawaiian islands. we're focusing on that. but what we're focusing on is the cold air there. you are getting good, upper level jet stream support. it all has to swing in. it won't be here for 30 days. the lows are up. the higher elevations are definitely warmer. 50s and 60s. 31 in tahoe. all of the lows across the board here need to be up 5, 7 degrees compared to 24 hours ago.

there is moisture moving it from the north. a cold rain is due on friday. you could get ten different comments. these are mine. santa cruz mountains to monterey looks to be the brunt of it. i think there will be good totals here and good snowfall up in the sierra. i want to deal with all of that tomorrow as we ease into it. it looks like rain begins for the commute. there will be cold air coming in behind that which will enhance it. we'll cloud it up tomorrow. i'm doing my best to hold off on the front until after the commute. it will be very, very close. friday night it looks like it will start to rain and the cold air will move in. rainfall projections starting to move in. that's just through 5:00 on friday. sunshine and warmer temperatures. there is a few low clouds. this will be the warmest day for a long, long time. 60s and 70s. after today, and 80s. after today we'll see the temperatures really take a tumble here. increasing clouds tomorrow and then we'll just -- friday into saturday, a cold rain, maybe

even friday night. >> so those trick or treaters have to bundle up? >> i would say so, at the least. okay. bay area roads literally crumbling. >> yes. >> the roads are crappy, extremely dangerous. >> get a flat tire. coming up, pam cook will look at the mounting costs and which areas need the most work. but next, two californians closely watched for two signs of ebola after coming back from wek -- from west after frifer cau. female announcer: right now, at sleep train save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic.

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." today, president obama meets with healthcare workers who are heading to and coming back from west africa. he says the u.s. should embrace those who are fighting ebola on the front lines. in the meantime, two people in southern california are being closely watched for possible ebola infection. doctors say the risk is low but they have been tracking these two people from for the past two weeks. they came back to their homes

in riverside county from west africa. so far, neither one has shown any signs of ebola. a nurse from texas who had been infected with ebola, she's back home this morning. amber vinson was treated for about two weeks in atlanta. her doctors say she can go back to her community and to her life without any fear of infecting anyone. vinson said she owes her life to her medical colleagues. >> as a nurse and now as someone who has experience with what it is like, i'm so appreciative and grateful for your exception sal skill, warmth and care. >> now, a new york doctor who went to west africa on a humanitarian mission, he's now the only person in the u.s. still hospitalized with ebola. he's listed in serious, but stable condition. 7:25. pope francis says evolution and the big bang theory are not in conflict with the teachings of the catholic church. during a meeting at the

vatican, the pope announced that scientific explanations for the origin of the universe do not exclude the role of god and creation. the pope says god is not a magician with a magic wand but that god created human beings and let them develop in their own way. these comments differ from the position of his predecessor pope benedict who was a strict advocate of creationism. disaster seconds after liftoff an unmanned rocket that was supposed to go to the international space center exploded in a massive fireball the ties the mission had to a bay area school. and all eyes will be on kansas city tonight. game 7 of the world series. will our giants take home another world championship even though there was a crushing defeat. we'll tell you why some of the giants' players say game 7 is gonna be exciting. we still have a lot of slow traffic out there for you to

deal with, especially if you are trying to get across the bridges. we'll run down the bay bridge commute which is very heavy. it's clear in kansas city and cool but there's no hint of any rain. none for us either. it will be sunny and warm. warmest day for a long time. i will show you those coming up. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ 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.

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it's pretty special. >> good attitude. all comes down to this, either the giants or the kansas city royals. we'll will be wod series champions tonight. here's a live picture of where it will all happen, kauffman stadium in kansas city, where the game gets underway just after 5:00 our time. brian flores is there once again in kansas city. coming up in about two minutes, he will tell is how the vibe in missouri has changed since yesterday. it's wednesday, october 29th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. i'm not a weatherman. i don't play one on tv. >> okay. >> but steve, i went outside. i think people will like today's forecast. >> well, if they like sunshine and warm temps. >> yes. >> we'll have 80s. about you it happened once again, the sun came up. it's a beautiful sunrise over the big city here. a few patches of some low clouds. and temperatures, yesterday, if you thought it was warm, it will be warmer today.

low 80s for some. including napa at 81. palo alto will be close, 79. 81 livermore and san jose downtown 78 east san jose, probably 81, 82. there's a little bit of fog there. i know by sutro parts of the city, it's mostly clear. rain is moving into the north coast. this is a sign of things to come. lots of moisture streaming up from the hawaiian i lands. some of this will play into our weather tomorrow. that's our system coming in for friday, friday night and saturday. that's a lot of cold air. not yet. 47 menlo park. 51 smast, foster city -- san mateo, foster city. sunshine and warmer temperatures. there's a few cloud. but there will be 80s for many, especially through the interior and a lot of 70s. these are above average on the temperatures. sal, since there's nothing going on today at 5:00, your golden state warriors play my sacramento kings tonight. >> you know what? i'm just a glutton for punishment. no matter what happens with the

giants, i'm a big fan, but no matter what happens, i'm off to the next sport tonight, no matter what. we'll be watching. good morning, everybody. you have to get through this commute. c-plus i'm giving it that. it's a little bit better at the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems on the upper deck of the bay bridge. there was a stalled car and that's what caused it to be extra slow. moving onto the san mateo brim, about a 15-minute wait getting over to a crowded peninsula. 101 is crowded because of earlier issues. i keep focusing on this part of the east bay. that's 8le -- on 880. 880 is slow from 238 as you head on south. you will see some slow traffic on the peninsula as well because of an earlier crash here in palo alto. please give yourself extra time. it's 7:32. back to the desk. ♪

>> we're talking baseball. the giants. they will play the kansas city royals game 7 of the world series tonight. the giants are gonna try to become the first team since the 1979 pirates to win a world series game 7 on the road. ktvu's brian flores joining us live now from kansas city with the countdown to tonight's big game. brian? >> reporter: hi, dave. good morning. when i was growing up as a kid, a little brian flores, i was always imagined playing in game 7 of the world series. you know that scene, you are up at bat, bottom of the 9th, two outs. they have that same memory. they talked about that -- the crowd goes, well, because i won the game. a lot of these giants' players have the same memory. they are excited for game 7 tonight here in beautiful kansas city. we're live here in front of kauffman stadium or as the k as it's known in kc.

it will be rocking tonight. we're just hours away from this winner take all game. in terms of last night's game, a forgettable one for so our fans. i'm apologizing for rehashing these memories. the second inning, the giants couldn't recover after the royals scored five runs, hit after hit, jake peavy looking to at least keep the giants close was pulled after an inning and a half. by then, the damage had already been done. peavy has not fared too well. his record is 1-7 here at kauffman stadium. royals won game 6, 10-0. take a deep breath. today is a new day. giants foe us ing can on today. but also giving time to breathe in childhood treatments. >> you can't predict the unpredictable. you just get out there.

be prepared. have your intent and enjoy the game. >> i'm excited about the opportunity to get out there and hopefully win this world series for our club. i'm prepared like i always am for any start. >> reporter: that was tim hudson who will start game 7 tonight. people were wondering if madison bumgarner would be starting. bochy sticking with hudson. don't be surprised if madison bumgarner makes an appearance. they may need him. this statistic doesn't bode well for the giants. the last team to win game 7 on the road was the pirates. the city is absolutely electric. i was talking with media colleagues here. they say they've in never seen anything like this. the soccer team, sporting kc, won the cup last year. but this is nothing. they know their royals. the giants have their work cut out for them. we know what it is like to be

an elimination game. i'm tired of stalking about the statistic in 1979 with the pie rights go down to the game when we were down against the reds, the cardinals, giants pulled off six elimination games and won the world series that year, folks. hopefully will come back home with another world championship. we're live in kc, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> they've done it before. they can do it again. >> thank you. >> stay warm out there. 7:37. here at home, san francisco police will be busy closing watching the big crowd that will fill up up the civic center plaza for the viewing party. ktvu had an exclusive inside look at the police department's now mobile command center. this is gonna be parked right outside of city hall. it has four state of the art cameras. it will monitor the entire civic center area. >> control locations where we can allocate resources and communicate with other officers here in the field. >> well, san francisco police will be all over the city

tonight. they want to prevent a repeat of this -- the vandalism after the giants' world series victories in 2010 -- in 2010 and 2012. our coverage begins at 3:00. the first pitch just after 5:00. then stay with ktvu channel 2 after the game for more world series coverage right on through the 10:00 news. 7:37. we continue our coverage of the explosion of an unmanned rocket headed to the international space station. the rocket blew up last night seconds after lifting off in virginia. you can see the fiery aftermath. the mission included experiments from a bay area school. janine de la vega is live at the that's aimes research center -- nasa aims research center. >> reporter: students were closely watching this rocket because they had an experiment on board. nasa is promising the students they will get another chance to

refly their project. with the explosion, the focus is on what went wrong. >> main engine is at 108%. >> reporter: the up manned rocket took off from a launchpad in virginia yesterday. it appeared successful. but seconds later, it exploded. the an -- the rocket was carrying supplies to the international space station. they have enough food and supplies to last several months up there. they are still trying to figure out what caused the failure. this is putting a spotlight on nasa's reliance on two private u.s. companies for a spaceflight. it's paying billions of dollars. >> right now, this is the only pad that's certified for launching the antares rocket. we'll work chosely with the state of virginia, with nasa to

make sure that's done as quickly and safely as possible >> reporter: there were more than a dozen research projects on board, including an experiment from students in oakland. three students from the school presented their project to -- to nasa in washington, d.c. their experiments was supposed to test whether red worms will compost soil in microgravity. if they can it would create fertile in space to allow plants to grow and provide food for space. coming up in the next hour, we hope to hear from the school officials or perhaps maybe the students. we'll have to see. reporting live from mountain view, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> it will be interesting to hear their reaction to this news. thank you. 7:39. san jose police busy looking for witnesses or clues to

determine how a 49-year-old homeless man died. the body of donald mills was found last week in a landfill in milpitas. mills had recently been released from jail. investigators say he often stayed at homeless shelters in downtown san jose. police think a dump truck picked up his body along with trash at another location. happening today, the trial continues to determine whether an accrediting commission violated law regarding city college of san francisco. the president of the commission will return to the witness stand. during testimony yesterday, she made shocking admissions. she said she edited the record praising the school's desire to address its problems was removed. she testified it was done out of clarity. and vino also admitted she did not give the school enough time to defend itself against allegations of mismanagement and budget deficit.

the city attorney's accused the commission of unfair practices when it voted to pull the school's accreditation. the federal government says at&t deceived 3 million customers and is now suing the wireless company. the federal trade commission says the cell phone carrier slowed down some users' internet speed as much as 90% without telling them. it's called throttling. the ftc says it's unfair. >> the customer who thinks they are getting unlimited data is actually slowed down or what we call throttling after they use a certain amount of data during the month. >> throttling is legal. but the ftc says at&t still has not properly notified customers. at&t's general council fired back saying we have been completely transparent with customers since the very beginning. we informed all customers via bill notices and a national

press release well before the program was implemented. 7:41. google, getting in on the fight against cancer. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," the wearable device that the tech giant says could save lives. but next, red hot molten lava has been bubbling over a road and cemetery in hawaii but something new is under threat this morning. we're still looking at a commute where traffic is doing okay. northbound 280 slow from an earlier accident but that accident is gone. we'll tell you more about the south bay commute. sunshine and near 80-degree temps today. but by friday night, you will be going, it's cold outside. big changes brewing. it will be warm today. we'll have the forecast for you.

7:44. bay area roads are getting bad scores in a new report and there's just not enough money in the budget to fix them. however, as pam cook reports now from our newsroom, the sobering message is if something isn't done now, it will cost us more money down the road, right, pam? >> not great news. tax payers usually end up footing much of the bill to fix roads apartment bridges. but public works crews say better now than later. thatter is a new -- there is a new report that says $108 billion is needed to make the very needed repairs to pavement, bridges, storm drains and sidewalks and signs. but the league of california cities and came association of counties says only $30 billion is budgeted for that work which is vital to our local and state's economy. >> it's how we get people to school, it's how we get people

to jobs. how we move goods and services. >> the survey commission graded 43,000 streets and roads throughout the area. the local cities and counties that scored pretty well have passed sales tax measures to pay for street and infrastructure improvements. that includes el cerrito, orinda and moraga. the five cities that rated poorest in pavement condition and in need of repairs, vallejo, petaluma, st. helena, larkspur and also orin dawn fell in both categories. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> interesting. >> yeah. 7:46. that leads us right to sal. you are watching our roads and bridges. how are -- you are not smiling, are you? >> i would like it to be better. >> yeah. >> highway 4 westbound doesn't look all that bad as you come up from lone tree to loveridge. it's not that bad. today is not a bad day for the

commute. if you drive farther, 680 is very slow as you drive from 242 because of earlier problems. bay bridge, you will see a backup. a general look at contra costa county, including highway 80, shows a lot of slow traffic starting at highway 4 as you drive through. it slows all way through. as you go to marin county, southbound 101 slow from roland boulevard all the way down through central san rafael. 7:47. today's weather is gonna be kind nice. let's go to steve. as we said at 4:30. this is my last orange tie in the closet. >> i see. me, too. >> there it is. we have mostly clear skies. a few high clouds to the north. there was a little bit of fog around sutro and parts of the city. it looks like it's evan -- evaporated. 70s around san francisco. there's a lot of changes coming

in. tori and i were discussing this on the weekend here, there's gonna be a big change from the 80s to jacket weather by the weekend. some higher clouds are already spilling into the north. but we have to wait until tomorrow. there will be rain on the north coast. there could be a lot of rain. already rain moving in. any time you see orange, that's a good sign. they have a plum of moisture stretching back to the hawaiian islands. that's taking aim up in northern california. that's our system. it looks really good to me. there is a lot of cold air. jet stream coming in on the bottom. it's all going to work its way toward us. i think we get three parts of the system, friday morning, saturday morning. today the lows are up. even though it's cool for some. kind of a mix of 40s and 50s. look at angwin. the reason i bring this up. you get up at 1700 feet. that's 60 degrees. that's very warm aloft. a couple of 40s but more 50s

including calistoga or petaluma. 30s up in the mountain. sacramento, 50. partly cloudy up towards ukiah, mendocino county and lake county from this testimony. it's kind of riding over the ridge of high pressure. this will usher in very cold air. you can put five different weather folks in the room and come up with five different comments. these are mine. we'll take rain into saturday morning. totals, .25 plus. there will be good dynamics for the sierra nevada. and i think a plunging snow level as we head towards saturday. let me iron out all of the details for thursday. increasing clouds tomorrow. cloudy to mostly cloudy. the front starts to approach late thursday. there will be rain to the north. the question is friday morning for the commute. it could be raining in the north bay. but then it starts to move in

between noon, 6:00 and then the next band comes in friday night saturday. that will have the old air. rainfall projections take it down to san jose for two bits. sunny and warmer today. there will be a few clouds but mainly to the north. i'm hard pressed to find 80s after today. they will fall off the table. increasing low, high clouds, a cold rain moves in on friday. timing is up. but it looks like friday night into saturday morning. set your clocks back late saturday/sunday. >> i'm gonna break out the electric blanket. >> that would be good. >> yes. >> might as well. >> thank you. well, the molten ha vau flow from the volcano in hawaii is still moving and now it's getting close to a home for the first time. the lava flow bubbled across a road and a cemetery on the big island yesterday. now it's creeping onto a residential property.

homeowners have been told for weeks get out of there. >> everyone is carrying on. the spirits are still very high even with all of the people we've talk to. they are taking it in stride and, you know, this what we call the slowest moving disaster ever. >> the lava flow is within 100 yards of almost 60 homes and businesses right now. a nearby school closed its doors just as a precaution. youtube may be preparing to add a paid subscription service to its online offerings. the goog-owned video site now relies on ads and sponsored posts to make money. but the chief executive told a conference that a paid option for youtube is a near-term likelihood. the google executive in charge of youtube said she believes some users would be willing to pay for a subscription in order to watch videos without the ads. normally when you click on the video, you have to sit through

a 30, 25-second ad before you watch t now if you pay a description, you could watch the video without having to watch the ad before hand. 7:51. is kim kardashian taking over the technology world? coming up, the $200 million reason she's now more successful than most startup founders. a group of women suing alameda county sheriffs claiming they were harassed by jail guards. why the sheriff's office said it can prove the allegations are not true. female announcer: you're on the right track to save big

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welcome back. 7:54. about two hours ago, the body of a southern california s.w.a.t. officer killed yesterday in the line of duty was escorted here to the coroner's office. 45-year-old shawn diamond was shot early yesterday morning as he was serving a warrant during an operation that targeted motorcycle gangs. he was rushed to the hospital but he died from his injuries. this morning, diamond's body was take from a hospital in

pasadena to the l.a. county coroner's office. the suspect in the shooting was arrested. there's no worst yesterday about funeral -- word yet about funeral arrangements. the alameda county sheriff's office has surveillance camera saying allegations against four women are false. the women filed a lawsuit against the county claiming they were ordered to take off their clothing in front of male guards and they were arrested in february for protesting a deadly shooting. the sheriff's office said the women were only asked to take off their outer clothing to be searched for weapons. they claim they were held in a crowded and filthy jail cell without food, water or a useable toilet. the family of bryan stow has posted another update on their website. on saturday, the giants invited stow to announce play ball before game 4 of the world series. his family says that's the happiest they've seen him in a long time. they say, though, he will

probably forget the moment but they will help remind him by showing him pictures and videos. stow's family said he's doing a lot of physical therapy but needs surgery for a bone growth that developed in his left elbow. the warriors begin a new season. they face the sacramento kings in sacramento. it will be the regular season debut for first time head coach steve kerr. the warriors finished with 51 wins last season but lost to the clippers in the first round of the playoffs. golden state's first game at or raw cau arena is saturday against the l.a. lakers. muni is changing bus lines. the ten townsend will run every half-hour between 7:30 at night until midnight efare i day-- every day. they are moving the end of the line to the stockton back to

the streets. this a is all part of the muni forward program becamed at improving bus service. >> all right. a first-of-its-kind coming to a san jose hardware store. >> i'm looking for hammers. >> after the break, how a robot could help save brick and mortar stores from the stiff competition and convenience of online shopping. >> reporter: a heartbreaking loss for the san francisco giants last night as they fell to the royals. the fans are gearing up for game 7. they say it's not over. we'll talk to one die-hard fan coming up. good morning. right now, we're looking at 237. you can see some slow traffic getting into the valley as you drive over to sunnyvale and cupertino. we'll update this commute straight ahead. mostly sunny here. a few high clouds in the north bay. but everything is looking good for sunshine and warm temperatures. and we'll talk about big changes coming in starting

tomorrow.

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will pack san francisco's civic center plaza right there tonight to watch the final game of the world series on that big screen tv. now, t fans seem pretty confident the giants will be able to bounce back from what happened last night, a blowout loss to kansas city. they think the giants can still win another championship. now, ktvu's tara moriarty is out there with the seagulls. >> and a couple of fans. >> a couple of bikes and cameras. a hive report in two minutes from now. stay tuned. wednesday morning. october 29th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. i keep thinking sunshine o'plenty. >> the sea gulls are claiming their spot already. it will be warm today. this will be the warmest day maybe for a long time because a lot of changes begin tomorrow. there's rain on the north coast. cloudy skies. there is a little bit of fog off the coast.

but everything points towards sunshine and warm temperatures. this plume of moisture is coming up from the hawaii upisland. this is the cold air coming out of the gulf of alaska. that's not set to move in until friday night and saturday. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. some areas are very mild. upper 50s, sfo in san francisco. mid-50s pittsburg and brentwood. san ramon, alamo, orinda, much, much cooler a couple of days ago. a few high cloud. sunshine and warm temperatures. warm air aloft as well. it will give us a sunny and warmer day. a few clouds to the north. but a lot of 70s and 80s. sunny and warm today. but changes begin tomorrow. how about the traffic here this morning? things okay or -- >> things are getting a little better but i just got a report there's something going on at the bay bridge. i don't see it from the chp but people tweet and text. it does look like traffic is coming to a halt here at the bay bridge toll plaza. the chp is not reporting anything. let's see if i can find something out by the next time we go on the air but it doesn't

look that good. it looks slow there. at least a 30-minute drive into the city. let's mosque alond and take a look at 880 northbound. it's beginning to slow down as you drive past the coliseum and head up to downtown oakland. coming the other way, it's not that bad. if you are on 580 westbound, most of the slow traffic in livermore and pleasanton gets better. but it slows on 238 and on 880 heading south. back to the desk. ♪ don't stop believin' >> win or lose, the giants' incredible 2014 season comes to an end tonight. san francisco will face the kansas city royals in the winner take all game 7 of the world series. last night, big disappointment. devastate, in fact. but there will be another big viewing party in san francisco. tara moriarty joins us live from city hall where the orange lights are now gone basically because the sun is up. but a lot of orange fever, i'm sure, tara. >> reporter: definitely.

we've had a couple of fans cheering. the orange is gone because the sun is up. but it's beautiful when it's all lit up. we don't get to see that that often. we have seen it three times in the past four years. we're lucky. last night, not so lucky. >> let's go, giants! let's go, giants! >> we had a huge crowd last night outside city hall to watch the heartbreaking 10-0 blowout loss to the royals. fans are confident that their team will bounce back. this morning, die-hard fan karina jones is back. she's staked her claim in front of the big scene and hopes the royals strutted their best stuff last night. >> i blame that lady for rubbing up on pence, the royals' fan. >> reporter: it's the royals' fan's fault? >> i believe so.

>> i'm gonna stay to the end just like i did yesterday. i stayed to the very, very end. >> reporter: you believe in your giants. >> i sure do that song "don't stop believen." >> reporter: there's no alcohol allowed on civic center plaza. tim hudson, our starting pitcher tonight. madison bumgarner will be used in a pinch as relief if needed according to bruce bochy. live from san francisco city hall, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> is there gonna be more security? i mean, in case there is a win tonight and -- you know, in case the fans go crazy? >> reporter: you know, the police chief doesn't like to talk about that because he doesn't want to jinx it. i've been warned. i'm not allowed to say the p word. we're just not gonna talk about that. but we do know there will be an increased presence here because of the amount of people that will be in the area. >> the will. thank you. our game seven coverage begins at 3:00 this afternoon.

first pitch just after 5:00. then stay with us after the game for more world series coverage right through the 10:00 news. 8:04. shifting gears. we're still following developing news in berkeley. there was a deadly shooting last night outside of a deli. ktvu's alex savidge outside of the sea breeze market now with more on what witnesses told police and who police are searching for. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is still an active investigation here near the berkeley marina. the east bay regional parks police department is investigating the killing of a man who was in his 20s. the shooting happened around 8:00 last night. we'll show you the video. according to a sergeant, there was an exchange of gunfire. they are trying to figure out how the victim was hit and what led up to the shooting. but i want to bring in sergeant tyrone davis with the east bay regional parks police department. do you have a sense of the motive? >> right now, we don't. we don't know how the involved

parties got -- we don't know what brought them here to this location last night. >> reporter: but you do not believe that this was a random act of violence? >> no, the parties involved, from what we can gather, knew of each other somehow. it seems like this was a planned meeting. >> reporter: what do you need from the public? what information do you have that people need to know about? >> if anyone was out here around 8:00 last name and saw anything or heard -- last night and saw anything or heard anything, we would like them to call us. there seemed to be a lot of foot traffic out here last night at about the time it happened. i'm sure somebody saw something. >> reporter: i know you guys are going over surveillance video from the sea breeze market to see if that will help you out. >> yes. >> reporter: thank you. i appreciate it. this hatched behind the sea breeze market on university avenue near frontage road. again, still an active investigation.

police out here trying to find whoever shot and killed a man in his 20s. he's not yet been identified by authorities. the search now ongoing for his killer. we're live this morning in berkeley. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> okay. thank you. 8:06. meantime, a husband and wife are being charged with murder in a shooting rampage last week that left two northern california sheriff's deputies dead. yesterday, the husband was booked under the name marcel hoe marquez but he -- marcelo marquez but he uses other names. he and his wife pleaded not guilty. police say marcelo marquez shot and killed sacramento county sheriff's deputy danny oliver outside of a motel last friday. they say later the same day, the couple shot and killed deputy michael davis. police say the suspects will be moved out of the sacramento. >> i would just assume our officers and professional staff not have to look at these two suspects every day during the

pendency of their trials. >> marquez was charged with special circumstances which means that could lead to the death penalty. he's in the u.s. illegally. he had been deported twice before. both stanford and dartmouth universities are apologizing about official-looking election mailers sent to voters in california, montana, and new hampshire as part of a research project. this is the flier sent to 100,000 voters in montana. it used the state's seal without permission. the flier compares the leanings of four candidates for the state supreme court. it even uses a scale to show how liberal or conservative each candidate is compared to president obama and former republican presidential nominee mitt romney. similar fliers were don't is voters -- were sent to voters in california. the irs is giving a break to some quake victims in napa. the quake victims who live in

napa and solano will get an automatic extension on some of the tax dead lines. that include the people who filed for extensions on their 2013 income taxes as well as estimated taxes for the third quarter this year. now those taxes won't be due until january 15th. 8:09. supervisors in contra costa county voted to give themselves a big pay raise despite the objections of county employees. >> i'm not saying that you shouldn't get a raise. but what i'm saying is i hope it would be comparable to the rest of the workers. >> county employees received a 4% pay hike but yesterday supervisors voted 4-1 to raise their own salaries by 34% jumping from 97,000 a year to almost 130,000. >> whether it's a 4% or whether it's linking to judges at 70%, it will be perceived by the public to be more than what

this board deserves. >> the salaries which take effect in january are set at 70% of what superior court judges in the county make. that's a common practice in other counties. supervisor candice andersen was the lone no vote. the contra costa fire district closed four fire stations due to budget cuts. firefighters are also negotiating a new contract right now. they say they will ask for the same percentage raise as the supervisors. 8:10. here's something for you. it's the first in the nation, a bay area hardware store will test robots to help customers. >> hello. i'm oshbot, the row pot helper. what are you looking for today? >> i'm looking for hammers. >> i'll try it. the sohbot speaks in english or spanish. customers can come in and will be able to tell or show what they need. the robot will lead them to the aisle where they can find the item. four robots will be tested at

the orchard's on royal avenue in san jose. they are gonna start working in the store in late november or early december. the oshbot was created by lowe's which recently took over orchard supply with the help of fellow robots. it's a tech company based in mountain view. the search engine google is now searching for a cure to cancer. the life sciences division of the high-tech giant is experimenting with designing particles that can detect cancer and other diseases at very early stages. google is working on a wearable device that monitors body changes detecting minor swings in tumor cells and other diseases before they become a problem. google has already helped produce a contact lens that measures the glucose levels in the tears of people who have diabetes. it's amazing what technology might be able to do it. >> and all of the info in a tier.

>> yes. 8:12. we're gonna continue team coverage for you of tonight's winner take all world series game between the giants and the royals in that stadium in kansas city. coming up at 8:30, we'll take you back to the stadium and ktvu's brian another brian flores with what the players have to say. but first the accident that left a former baseball star without a finger and the unusual tweet from his pride bride-to-be. sounds like we just got a new crash in the south bay. but we also have a look at the north bay traffic with the golden gate bridge. this traffic looks good heading to san francisco. from that view of the golden gate bridge to this view of the golden gate bridge. it's a beautiful day. it will be sunny and warm but lurking offshore. a cold front. we'll have more on that coming up.

8:15. former oakland as star jose canseco is recovering after he shot himself in the hand at his las vegas home. police rushed to his house yesterday afternoon after getting a call about an accidental shooting. canseco told police he was cleaning his gun in his kitchen when it fired hitting his left hand. several media outlets are reporting that one of his fingers was actually shot off. >> i don't really know him too well. but it's just kind of unfortunate but i guess not totally surprising. >> canseco became the face of baseball's steroid era after he

led a book that led to hearings and special rules on performance-enhancing drugs. doctors say canseco will never regain full use of his left hand. after he was taken to the hospital, his fiancee tweeted thank you all for the kind words and prayers. jose is still in surgery and will be okay. please pray for his finger. a couple of hours after that, she tweeted, finally safe and sound with my love bug. so glad he's okay. and so glad i was there when it happened. thank god. 8:16. it's a hot topic. a panel for the department of transportation is holding a hearing today about the idea of letting you use a cell phone on a plane. it's a controversial issue. it sparked more than 3,000 comments last year during public hearings. the federal government communications commission is considering dropping its 1991 ban against using cell phones on planes. now, if the fcc drops its ban, the transportation department would still have to decide if they will allow airline

passengers to use cell phones. kind of interesting story here. reality star kim kardashian is now more financially successful than the founders of most startups. in june, kardashian co created a video game app called kim kardashian hollywood. it's the eighth highesting app in the apple store. that's expected to make her $00 million a year. thank goodness because she needs that money i know. that works out to about $700,000 a day. the goal of the game is to go from being an e-list celebrity to an a-list celebrity by wearing the right clothes and getting to know the right people. >> she's amazing. >> she's done a lot with doing nothing. [laughter] >> wow. sal's not sitting back doing nothing. you've had a busy morning. our commute has been weird. >> it has been kind of strange.

wednesday is one of the busiest days of the week. we start to see a tail tail off on thursday and by friday. let's start off with the south bay. southbound 17 a brand you a -- a brand-new crash at lark avenue. that's blocking lanes. northbound 17 will be slow as you drive through the south bay. i can push back here and move into the pain part of the south bay. 85 and 280 still very slow. a couple of earlier crashes to blame for that. san mateo bridge, moderately heavy. that's improved a little bit. about a 15-minute drive across into san francisco. and if you are driving at the partly sunny toll plaza, finally a little bit of improvement here. it's still a 25, 30-minute drive across the span. 8:18. today's weather sounds like it could be the last really nice day of the year. could it be? >> we'll probably get another nice one but we get to november by this weekend. it's tough to get warm.

remember last january, we had 18 days of record highs. it's not out of the question but today looks to be the warmest for a while. mostly sunny skies. there's fa a few high clouds to the north. san jose will be in the upper 70s. east san jose, in the low 80s but after today, everything starts to change rapidly. higher clouds are on the way. yesterday, 70s for some. coming up her 70s -- upper 70s for some. san jose from 73 to 78 degrees. already some clouds and rain on the north coast. there is a good source of moisture already taking aim on the extreme northern part. there's gonna be a low. it looks like there is a low forming right there. this will start to play into our weather. this is the key right here, the cold air coming out of the gulf of alaska. but 40s and 50s on your temperatures. i just stepped outside. it's nice out. it's nice. >> not bad. >> it was colder yesterday. a couple of 40s. morgan hill is in there at 49. but the higher elevations,

15002,000 feet have warmed up. upper 50s to 60s. that was not the case two days ago. they were in the 40s. 31 tahoe. 51 sacramento. this moisture again, this will be pretty good rain up on the north coast and washington and oregon. we need all of this to start swinging in. is there a fear you have, steve? is there one caveat? i just hope this system doesn't split. i think the highest totals around santa cruz to monterey. that won't come in until late friday/saturday. rain develops friday morning. there might be a break in the afternoon. it continues into saturday morning. the coldest air is friday night, saturday. .25 plus. a lot has to come together here. we'll fine tune all of the details tomorrow. cloud start to roll in tomorrow. low and high cloud. then the front approaches late friday into early friday. we may get -- it will be close. by 10:00, 11:00, it looks like the front blasts through. there will be a secondary

piece. rainfall projections so far okay but this is friday evening. that's just one forecast model. it doesn't mean it's right. two of them don't split at all. sunny and warmer, though, today, 70s and 80s on the temperatures. these are well above average as you might imagine. but after today, they start to take a nose dive. that will be tomorrow as would get the increasing low clouds, high cloud. it looks like rain. clearing out saturday night. sunday morning will be cold. set your clocks back. >> it's arrival of fall with the weather and timing -- >> this will be good snow in the sierra. >> okay. >> thank you. >> you bet. 8:21. pavement problems in the bare. you may have noticed a few more potholes. the hardest hit cities and the reason there's a bump in the road when it comes to smoothing things out. but first, beefed up security at federal buildings

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funeral services are underway for ben bradley. he was executive editor for the

post. bradlee died last week at the age of 93. he had been suffering from alzheimer's disease. new this morning, american troops returning from west africa on ebola missions will now be quarantined for 21 days. chuck hagel approved the recommendation a short time ago. service members will be kept in supervised isolation. there are more than a thousand u.s. troops in liberia and senegal as part of the u.s. response to the ebola epidemic. the army acting on its own put a small number of returning soldiers under quarantine earlier this week. 8:25. the police chief in ferguson, missouri after all of the months of unrest over the michael brown shooting, the chief is expected to step down now. it all started on august 9th when darren wilson, a white police officer, shot and killed michael brown, be a an unarmed

african-american teenager. the chief was criticized after the officers arrested protesters and marched in the streets wearing military gear. they say they hope if the chief designs that will reduce tensions especially before the grand jury reaches a decision on whether the officer will be charged. he may resign as early as next week. homeland security secretary jay johnson wouldn't say which buildings are getting all of the dra security but he did say increased security is in response tonight continued calls for terror groups for attacks on the u.s. as well as last week's deadly attack in the canadian capital of ottawa. 8:26. a rocket explosion in virginia it blew up. after the break, the big concerns for nasa about how that incident is tied to a bay

area school. >> we're live in kansas city where this is it, folks. game 7 of the world series between our giantsen -- between our giants and the kansas city royals. will our giants take home another championship? coming up, a live report. we're still looking at slow traffic and it's slow almost everywhere but things have improved. good news if you like sunshine and warm temperatures. a few high clouds in the north bay. we'll be near 80 but then everything starts to change. tomorrow we'll take a look at that and also talk about what could be okay rain by friday/saturday. female announcer: you're on the right track to save big

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game 7 in the world series

is a gift for everyone. it's pretty special. >> that's for sure. it all comes down after this. after tonight, either the giants or kansas city royals will be the world series champions. we're live in kansas city this morning. we're there. this is at kauffman stadium in kansas city. that winner take all game 7 will get underway just after 5:00. brian flores is out there in kansas city. coming up, brian will tell us how the vibe in missouri, it's changed out there since yesterday. stay tuned. good morning. thank you for joining us here on "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather and traffic. steve's here. interesting forecast. >> one extreme to the other, that's correct. today will be warm and upper temps. get out and enjoy. it will change tomorrow and really change friday and

saturday. one final forecast, it will be clear, beautiful, not a cloud in the sky. 55. it was 39 in kansas city but my final baseball forecast for the year. clear skies, 55 and then dropping. we have clouds to the north but only a few high cloud in the north bay. overall, looking good. coast, bay inland, temperatures will be above average. today san francisco 58. low 70. what's average? 53, 68. the record low -- both record low and high 46, 1916 and 84 back 1890. i remember that. remember that? there's two parts. the warm sector comes in. late friday into saturday. 40s and 50s on the temps. menlo park 47. los altos hills, 57 but the arm air will equal a much warmer day but there's plenty going on starting tomorrow. there will be upper 70s to 80s. a few clouds.

some. that fog disappeared. 70s and 80s. this will be the last 80s for a while. we'll go much colder. i know we've had kind of a traffic day when it picked up. anything new, sal? >> it's a little better. i thank you for asking. we're improving in some commutes. i want to start off with a look at the because we had an accident on lark avenue -- look at the south bay because we had an accident on lark avenue. you will see slow traffic across the area. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, the traffic is gonna be busy as you drive up to the toll plaza. it's very slow. it looks like traffic is going to be a little bit slower than normal. but it's recovering from earlier problems. i will tell you what is even better now is 880. we can go to 880, southbound 880 is a little better than it was when there was an accident at tennyson. that's long gone but traffic's still slow on the way to

fremont. ♪ put me in coach ♪ i'm ready to play ♪ >> the giants are gonna try to become the first team since the 1979 pirates to win a world series game seven on the road. ktvu's brian flores joining us live from kansas city with the countout to tonight's big game. brian? >> reporter: hi dave, good morning. i love that song, too. back in the bay area we're live in kansas city. it was a tough loss for us giants' fans last night. we lost 10-0 here at kauffman stadium. speaking of kauffman stadium, we remain here. they are putting the finishing touches for game 7. they have the scoreboard up ready to go. fans are getting ready to go. it will be rockin' out here in kc for this winner take all game. in terms of last night's game,

a forgettable one for us fans. that second inning, a momentum killer. they couldn't recover after the royals scored five ones hit after hit. jake peavy i was pulled after an inning and and a half. he said his performance was as disappointing as it gets. the royals won it, 10-0. but today is a new day. giants focusing on today, hopefully bringing home a championship. >> it's i think a unique opportunity. not a lot of people get it play in a game 7 in the world series. >> i'm excited about the opportunity to get out there and hopefully win this world series for your club. i'm prepared this week like i always have for any start. >> this is why you play the game and compete and work so hard to hopefully have this opportunity.

i'm gonna have some fun. i waited a long time for this. >> reporter: that was' pitcher tim hudson. he's been named game seven starter for the giants. some people wondered if madison bumgarner would make an appearance. bochy said he's gonna start with hudson. don't be surprised if madison bumgarner does a relief. they may need him. whoever wins tonight, the winner will be the people of kansas city. they've been nothing but spectacular. they've been very hoss pittal. [no audio] >> we just lost the signal. but i think he was gonna show about hunter pence getting coffee and the name said champ and someone said you might be a champ but not here. it was a technical thing

with brian. but we'll talk to him later. but here at hole, san francisco police will be -- at home, san francisco police will be watching the big crowd expected to fill the civic center tonight for the viewing party. ktvu received an exclusive inside the look at the mobile command center. look around there. there will be parked outside city hall. it has four state-of-the-art cameras that will monitor the entire civic center area. >> communication, control locations where we could allocate resources and communicate with other officers in the field. >> now, police will be out all over the city tonight. they don't want a repeat of this kind of vandalism. it happened after the giants' world series victories in 2010 and 2012. don't forget our game 7 coverage begins at:00 this afternoon. the first pist just after 5:00 and stay right here on channel 2 after the game for more world series coverage right on through the 10:00 news.

8:-- 8:36 we're hearing from a bay area middle school involved in a mission to the international space station. but the project ended in a huge ball of flames when the rocket blew up seconds after liftoff in virginia last night. janine de la vega is live at the nasa ames research center with the local link to this historic mission. >> reporter: good morning, tori. well, students and staff from a small middle school in the fruitvale area of oakland were thrilled when they found out one of their student's projects would be on board the rocket. so they were surprised when the rocket exploded yesterday. but they are staying optimistic. >> main engine is at 10 8%. >> reporter: the unmanned rocket took off from a launchpad in virginia yesterday. it appeared successful but seconds later, it blew up and

soon after there was an explosion. antares rocket was carrying supplies, including food. nasa says astronauts have enough food, water and supplies to last several months. there were more than a dozen student research projects on board the rocket, including an experiment from students at urban promise academy in oakland. three students from the school presented their project at a spaceflight experiment conference in washington, d.c. and won. we spoke to the school principal and teacher in charge of the project in the last hour. >> we know that science is really hard. we know it's full of failures and every failure is a chance to start new. >> the students want to see if the compost would warm in space. they got the idea because they talked about in articles about the trash they have to deal with. they want to send worms up to

space with some things to compost and analyze the soil when it comes back down. >> if their experiment works, the students theorize that the worms would create fertile soil in space that would help plants grow and provide food for the astronauts at the station. nasa promised students they would get a chance to refly their work on a future rocket. nasa and the rocket company orbital sciences are still trying to figure out what caused the failure. orbital sciences is one of two private companies that nasa relies on now for face flight. the other company founded by elon musk will be launching its rocket in december. reporting live from mountain view, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. 8:39. despite the setback with the rocket launch last night, in less than two hours, nasa could hit a program milestone today. nasa is preparing to launch an

at last 5 rocket. if everything goes as planned, this will be the 50th mission for the atlas 5. it's already the most reliable flying. launch is scheduled for 10:21 our time this morning. >> all right. 8:39. this is coming from a man. but if you wondered what a woman's life is really like, all you have to do is walk a mile in her shoes. coming up in 18 minutes, the shocking undercover video showing exactly what happened when a woman with a camera simply walked around new york city for several hours. >> reporter: the san francisco giants suffering a very painful loss to the kansas city royals. but today game 7 of the world series. we talked to one man who is already ready for tonight.

we're looking at traffic that's show. we're seeing a little bit of improvement in many areas. we'll tell you more straight ahead. a lot of sunshine today and temperatures warming up. 70s and 80s. don't get used to it because it will drop big time as we head to the weekend. 22 bucks!

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♪ the well, 2014 world series has come down to game 7. the royals rolled over the giants, beat them 10-0. this has set the stage for tonight's exciting world series finale. this is it. tara moriarty joining us live from outside san francisco city hall where i know one lone fan has staked out her claim out there where you are, tara? >> reporter: that's right, karina jones was the first die- hard to arrive here yesterday. she was the first again today. she was here from 6:00 to 8:00 in the morning. she just leftant her sister came in the rotation. she's gonna guard the spot while karina goes to work. she said when she first got here last night, the mood was electric. [ cheers ]

>> reporter: the course, the euphoria didn't last long as the fans had to swallow that blowout loss. it's a new day. fans are hopeful their scrappy giants will be able to bounce back in the take-all-showdown in kansas city. how do you feel about tonight? >> i'm stuck in between. but i'm crossing fingers. let's just say that. >> reporter: first pitch is at 5:00 tonight. there's no alcohol allowed on the plaza. there is a lot of porta- potties. police will be out here patrolling. grab the rally flags and lawn chairs and come on down if you would like to watch the giants on the big screen. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. don't forget our game 7 coverage begins at 3:00 this afternoon. the first pitch just after

5:00. stay right here with channel 2 after the game for more world series coverage right on through the 10:00 news. time is 8:45. bay area roads are really getting bad scores in the new report and there's not enough money in the budget to fix them all. pam cook is in the studio now with -- you've got a sobering message that's just gonna get worse. >> yeah, exactly. tax payers usually foot much of the bill to fix roads and bridges. but crews say if something isn't done now, it will cost us more money down the road. there is a new report that says $108 billion is needed to make the very needed repairs to pavement, bridges, storm drains, sidewalks and even signs. but the legal of california cities and california association of counties says only 30 building of that 108 billion is budgeted for that work which is vital to our local and state's economy. >> it's how we get people to school. it's how we get people to jobs.

it's how we -- it's how police and fire help. >> the survey by the metropolitan transportation commission graded 4,000 miles of streets and roads throughout the area. the local cities and counties that scored pretty well have passed sales tax measures to pay for streeted a infrastructure imprompts. those include el cerrito and moraga. now, the five cities in the bay area, though, that rated poorest in pavement condition and in need of repairs, vallejo, petaluma, st. helena, larkspur and orinda. dave and tori? >> all right. thank you, pam. well, speaking of roads, let's check in with sal. there's been a few bumps on the road for the commute. >> that's right. this morning we've had a couple of -- they haven't been major crashes but have been slow enough, though. starting off by looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have improvement which is good, finally because this morning we started off with problems. but now traffic is moving a little bit better getting into san francisco. if you are driving onto 880

northbound is backed up out of san leandro. it show -- it slows to 29. that's when it gets better. on 880 and 101 in san jose and 85 still very slow although we have some improvement. so the theme, i guess right now is if you can wait a little bit, things are -- seem to be getting better by the moment. steve's in the weather center with a very nice forecast. theacket. we have a lot of sunshine. it was not as cold. maybe a little on the cool side. it was much colder the last few mornings. haze around the edge. we had a patch or two of fog around sue know. but the stage is set. it was nice yesterday and warm. napa 77. 81 today. pealt, 74 to 79. 78 in livermore to 81 today. downtown, san jose, 73. yesterday, 78 today. east san jose be in the low 80s so will morgan hill and gilroy. rain moving in towards the north coast.

this is associated with the hawaii upislands. it looks like a little low is warming along the back side that. will take a lot of the higher cloud. that will push in tomorrow night and followed by this system that has the cold air. there will be three pieces to this system. 40s, 50s. alamo, 46. but 55 in brentwood. la fayette, 50. pittsburg, 54. irt thises up in the mountains. 50s, low sacramento also ukiah, eureka at 59. but the south wind in the advance will provide a lot of rain in washington and the oregon coast. eventually it will get to us. this will swing in and give the sierra pretty good snow as we head towards maybe late friday early saturday. again, these are just my comments here. i think the highest totals are about santa cruz to monterey. system kind of comes in and dips south. rain will develop friday morning, continue friday night, the next band into earth early

saturday. totals look pretty good unless there is a fly in the ointment. i don't think so. the system approaches late thursday. again, we could get through most of the morning commute without rain. it will be a really close call. it will swing in and then the secondary piece comes in. that has the colder air. temperatures will take a 20- degree drop between now and saturday. okay rain here but i think this will be improving as we get to late friday. more amounts saturday. sunny and warmer today. 80s for many. a few clouds. mainly off to the north. a couple of 60s. a lot of 70s. these are far above average. but they will start to slide tomorrow and take a tumble friday and into the weekend. then we deal with the timing for the trick or treaters. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. well, some major changes for some muni riders. coming up after the break, we'll find out what's happening to several bus lines that could affect your commute. bulldog: the veterans day sale is ending soon!

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8:53. the federal government says at&t deceived 3 million customers and is now suing the wireless company. the federal trade commission says the cell phone carrier slowed down some users' internet speed as much as 90% without telling them. it's called throttling. the ftc says it's unfair. >> the customer who thinks they

are getting unlimited data is actually slowed down or what we call throttling after they use a certain amount of data during the month. >> throttling is legal but the ftc says at&t still has not properly notified customers. at&t's general council fired back saying we've been completely transparent with customers since the very beginning. we informed all customers via bill notices and a national press release well before of the program was implemented. youtube may be adding a paid subscription service to online offerings. the google owned site now relies on ads and sponsored posts to make money. but the chief executive told the conference a paid option for youtube is "a near term likelihood." the google executive in charge of youtube says she believes some users would be willing to to pay for a subscription in order to watch videos without

ads running first. muni changing several bus lines improve service. the 10 townsend will run every half-hour between 7:30 at night and midnight. on the 30 stockton, the end of the line is being moved back to the visadero and chess nust streets. the 27 bryant will now turn left on 6th stroo street three avoid the three-way traffic jams. the golden state warriors open their new season. they will play the sacramento kings in sacramento. it's the regular season debut for their first time head coach steve kerr. the warriors finished with 51 victories last season but they lost to the clippers in the first round of the playoffs. the first game is on saturday against the lfnlts a. lakers. cat calls, whistles and

unwanted advances. a new public service announcement documents how often women are harassed in public. >> i will give you my number. no? >> an anti-harassment organization produced this video. a volunteer dressed in jeans and a t-shirt walked around new york city for ten hours. she secretly recorded her walk when she was accosted 108 times. some men followed her dune the treat for five minutes -- the street for five minutes. it doesn't matter what she's wearing. it was amaze. >> makes you looks at it differently. >> absolutely. sal,'s looking at your commute. kind of -- >> i'm looking at my computer. the internet went down briefly and i'm having a panic attack. >> oh, no. >> but we have the phone -- the phone works. chilling moments here in the

newsroom as the internet was down for a few moments. we're recovering. let's go out and take a look at the eastshore freeway westbound as you head out to the macarthur maze. traffic is going to be a little bit slow here from the carquinez bridge to the mauz, 45 minute -- ahmadinejad -- macarthur maze 45 minutes. 680 is slow in walnut creek and westbound 24 is slow near the walnut creek interchange. a little dovetail to steve here -- [no audio] >> i lost him. >> i lost him, too. >> aur our -- our audio is going, too. breezy. warm. >> are we out of here? >> we're just talking.

nice and warm today and then clouds tomorrow. rain friday. >> cold. >> colder on the weekend. >> colder. >> that's our report for this morning. we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch more on the world series. our coverage begins at 3:00 this afternoon. first pitch just after 5:00. then stay with us after the game for more world series coverage right through the 10:00 news. where your orange and black, go, giants! female announcer: right now, at sleep train

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