. >>> now to ktvu's amber lee, she is in the mission. we've been showing the shots. ber, you're a bit up the street at 24th and mission. >> reporter: you can see these motorcycle officers just arrived here just a few minutes ago, a large group of officers on foot put on riot gear, and walked up the street presumably toward 22nd street. the crowd is getting larger and larger. it's just been crazy. people have been yelling, can'ting. fireworks have been going off. it appears people want to celebrate freestyle on the streets, and the party started as soon as the game ended. [ cheering ] >> with bumgarner on the mound, we couldn't move. >> i can't believe it, every two years we won. i'm crying. >> that was amazing. it was a great season. they did great. bumgarner came in to close it out. it's a great time to live in san francisco. >> oh, my god i'm so excited. i can't wait for the parade. [ chanting let's go giants ] >> reporter: the cheers inside baby blue's barbeque restaurant started early, when the giants scored first, still, the nerves from yesterday's loss were fres

amber lee is at a popular gathering spot at lefty o'doulls where people are going to watch tonight's game. is it packed inside. >> yes it is and the crowd keeps growing larger and the nervous anticipation is building. here next to me is the owner. tell me why did you decide to roll out the welcome matt to royals fans and giants fans. >> it's we always welcome the visiting team right here in union square and sometimes you can't always afford the tickets here so a lot of times we come in and see the game instead of a ticket. >> and also there is a back room section that is to accommodate the royals fans. >> yes. we put all the royals fans in the very back in the corner and they can view a virtual screen with a live feed from a bar back in kansas city and see the whole picture of a bar. there's the fans here and fans in back. you can see them. tonight we put them in whack so they can cry in their beers because after tonight they are going to go home a little unhappy but that's okay. >> i understand too you have a wager with the bar that you have automotive live feed from in kansas city

reporting live, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> amber, how extensive is the screening of passengersving west africa? >> reporter: ken, it's similar to the one for passengers arriving here in the u.s. they are asked about exposure, looked at for symptoms and their temperatures are taken. the cdc says they have denied boarding to 77 people, and none have ended up with ebola. >>> health officials today confirmed another case of enterovirus here in the bay area. another person under 18 was hospitalized, and has since recovered. the test confirmed the young person had enterovirus d68. cases have also been reported in san francisco, alameda, solano, and santa cruz county. >>> there have been two indecent exposure cases in two days in palo alto, the man in both incidents is described as white, in his late 20s or early 30s. a man in a pickup truck exposed himself to a girl on bryant street. last night, a man bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends monday choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financi

amber lee spoke to his fiance. amber? >> reporter: frank, we're at oakland police headquarters where homicide investigators interviewed witnesses including the victim's fiance, with them when he was killed. >> i watched them take his life. >> and you didn't say anything to him? >> i talked to him to tell him that i love him. >> reporter: eric's fiance returned to the scene of the deadly shooting this evening. describing for us the final moments together. we are not showing their faith because the killer hasn't been caught. >> it's a tragic. it's a loss for the community. >> reporter: yesterday the 41- year-old barbecue chef came to his old north oakland neighborhood for a third consecutive weekend. he was here to cook and sell his popular ribs and other dishes. in the front yard of a friend's home. his fiance says eric a caterer was trying to make some extra money for their wedding next year. >> eric was a spiritual and loving person as he loved family, he loved to cook. he just loved to rejoice for everybody. >> reporter

we have team coverage beginning with ktvu's amber lee. she's been talking with fans in the city's south of market neighborhood. amber. >> reporter: julie we're right outside at&t park and across the street from momo's a popular spot for fans, whether the team is at home or on the road. tonight we found plenty of fans here and at many other venues. >> at the soma street food park world series on a big screen tv and dinner from a food truck. a perfect way to spend a tuesday night enjoying the hall classic from the road. >> food, drinks, people, giants fans why would you go any where else. >> reporter: eyes trained on the game action. >> i felt like it was so close. >> reporter: watching the game with like minded people. >> we're coming in with confidence, we're going to dominate the series. >> reporter: whole foods markets closer to the ballpark recently introduced a new chat room for sports fans. it was a venue of choice for some giant fans tonight looking to relax but still wanting company. >> people here obviously cheering, obviously exci

reporting live here in vacaville, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we're learning that the mountain lion that caused a tense scene in mountain view last may was killed on interstate 280. it was hit by a car last week near the edgewood exit. the big cat spent nine hours wandering around the area. but a gps tracker shows the big cat managed to make its back toward populated areas. >>> students shocked by a noose found on the campus of a bay area high school. >>> and there was a message sent home to those families today. what they will tell students and parents about the noose and what they plan to do about it. >>> loved ones marked 10 years since a man was shot to death the new effort tonight to find his killer. >>> two investigating exposes a case of mistaken identity on the bay bridge. at 10:45, the mix up that could be a sign of a bigger problem. ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ it's a fresh approach on e

. >> ktvu's amber lee is live in san jose, where a woman's car troubles were unfortunately, just the beginning of a very bad day. >> reporter: frank, we're along busy capitol expressway, and this is where the woman tells me her ordeal started. it's monday morning. cecilia is on her way to work. her camry breaks down, a man pulls over and offers to help her get to work. >> if you need a ride, i can help you get there, but would you mind getting me some gas in exchange? i said of course. >> reporter: she was unable to buy gas here, since it didn't take credit cards, so they drove to another gas station, and that's when things went wrong. she got off at the pump to pay, and the man drives off with her belongings. >> i thought these people were helping me, but instead, they robbed me, they stole all of my belongings. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the musician says her guitar and ipad she borrowed, and her book bag, all gone. >> how can you sleep or eat at all, when this happens to you? ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the 23-year-old opera singer says she doesn't have much of an income. she teaches s

amber lee is now in vallejo after getting access to that home and seeing the damage done inside, amber reporter: julie the owner told me after he opened the door to his house he was so shocked he called police. outward appearance can be deceptive. an upscale suburban neighborhood that one homeowner says became the perfect cover for suspicious activity. >> they're taking advantage of a quiet community. because it's a good disguise. >> outside the single family home, nothing looks amiss. inside a different story. the four bedroom and three bathhouse is now a horror show. the person who rented it says the landlord used it for what he describes as farming. >> we opened one of the doors and then we saw plants. >> hundreds of marijuana plants in various stages of growth. >> reporter: leonardo asked us not to show his face. in august he received a phone call from the neighbor reporting that pg & e had removed the electric meeting because of excessive use of power for suspected illegal activity. but leonardo says he could not open the home because of his tenants rights. until he stopped paying

amber lee is live now in the castro with the neighborhood's new look and why businesses there anticipate a change in fortune, amber. >> reporter: julie, there was party here in the castro tonight to celebrate the improvements made to this area just in time for halloween. but merchants say the project caused them headaches while others say the changes were needed. >> reporter: the castro is known for flamboyant. wider sidewalks, new rainbow crosswalks and plaques honoring well known figures of the lgbt community. >> we're proud to walk around here. it looks so beautiful. >> reporter: the beauty came at a cost. $4.5million. merchants say they also paid a price. construction has taken more than seven months and has kept customers away. to the tune of $100,000 says the owner of cliff's variety. >> people came back when the streets opened up. so we're really keeping our fingers crossed with everything opening back up that the locals will come back. >> reporter: october is a busy month. halloween is big business here. they hope it can turn around a miserable year. >> i think it's going to get

reporting live here in santa clara, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> there was fierce fighting insidehat border town. as they would continue their assault. these pictures show the members of them firing on the isis occupied target inside that town. the united nations envoy says as many as 700 are trapped, likely be massacred if the town falls to isis as they would say that the bombing missions are not enough to defeat isis. >> you can't air strike yourself out of this one. >> they left turkey today after failing to get a commitment from that nation to aid in the defense. >>> they turned down a last- minute request from those officials in idaho, clearing the way for the same-sex marriages in that state. and also today the federal judge would strike down that gay marriage banned in north carolina. they would cap off a big week. on monday they would refuse to hear that appeal, legalizing same-sex marriage in oklahoma, utah, virginia, and wisconsin. and then on tuesday, the ninth circuit court of appeals would overturn them in idaho and nevada and in kansas that fight continues. where the

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you amber. now to ktvu's jana katsuyama. you got the game out before the ballpark. said they wanted to be close to the action but didn't have a ticket. >> reporter: some people don't realize you can see the game for free in some parks. if you can get a spot at the promenade that's great but only if you can afford it. the place to get a look at the action is right across the clubhouse at mccuvey cove. a crowd of giant and brewer fans moved up the area. >> if i had $1,000 i would be inside. >> this is definitely worth it for me. >> i can see home plate and the pitchers mound. >> reporter: some people brought binoculars, a box or bucket to stand on. >> this is a $500 seat right here. you can see free with this thing. the binoculars you know. >> i'm standing here and seeing everybody coming out supporting the giants. >> reporter: others came with radios. >> i want everybody to hear it. >> reporter: it's a group called the not hold game, a nod to the old tradition of games taking petes through knot holes in old fences. others wai

amber lee. >>> hundreds of homes warned about tap water tainted with e coli. >> why the city discovered the problem but didn't tell people for days. >> without the man who wore this worlds series ring we wouldn't have the san francisco giants. champagne, caviar, paintings, antiques and baseball. f0 . >> s. >> what a gorgeous shot. an orange sunset, emeryville camera captured this video of the san francisco sky line. when the giants took the field a event was just getting under way in the city. the last minute edition at the san francisco fall an take show -- antique show. organizers of the antique show were not about to make giant fans choose between the gala and the game. >> the goldrush, it's the inspiration for the san francisco fall antique show. and while those attending the preview gala walked among the booths, minds wandered. >> i wonder how the giants are doing. >> driving over here the score is switched to kansas city, now i have to get back to the tv. >> past the paintings, furniture and sterling silver, behind black curtains, a spot for giant fans to take in the action in kan

amber lee is in san francisco after talking to a lot of merchants who say all of this orange and black has brought them a lot of green, amber. >> reporter: frank, baseball is a game of stats and some merchants say that the giants success has meant record setting sales and they're ready for more. >> we have the go giants one. they change from san francisco to go giants. and we have pumpkin spice ones. >> reporter: the sweet smell of baked goods at the house of bagels plays into the superstition of baseball. the giants loss on friday brought in customers. >> a lot of people were coming in and they were grabbing like all our giants cookies and the bagels hoping that it would bring them some luck for the giants some where in the next game. >> reporter: it appears it worked with back to back wins this weekend. orange and black sweet treats are on their own winning treat. they're among the best sellers. and tomorrow. >> it's going to be crazy. i don't know if people are going to come here. but the day after, when you're hung over you're going to be here getting the bagels for sure. >> report

reporting live here in pleasanton, amber lee ktvu channel 2 news. >>> protesters are renewing their call for the public utility commission. the group says that he has a long record -- long workout. coming in the wake of the recrenate mail, suggesting the pattern of collision between the officials and following the deadly pipeline explosion. they ended up firing threeemployees after the e- mails were made public. they are appealing the proposed fine for that 2010 explosion. the company says that the $1.4 billion fine is excessive. pg&e says that they asked the commission to ensure that the penalty is reasonable and proportionate and takes into account the company's investment to promote the pipeline safety as well as precedence involving the other pipeline accidents. >>> high drama on the downtown oakland high-rise today as the oakland firefighters had to figure out how to save two window washers who were stuck 20 floors up. he talked to one rescuer and the people below who found the operation nerve racking to watch. >> reporter: window washers have little fear of heights, if it were me,

reporting live here in san leandro, amber lee, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a san leandro company is recalling some of its meat products because of a processing issue. the recall products were made by galint food company, and shipped to a bay area store in northern california. the meat instiller was improperly cooked. >>> new information at a bathroom brawl at levi stadium caught oncamera. it left a man seriously hurt. 34-year-old dario rebollero and amador rebollero are facing charges after throwing punches in sunday's game. one man who was hit was actually just trying to help. >> it was just stupid, but i could see it was going to happen. i tried to tell the guy in front of me, listen, just walk away. >> he was the third person in line in the men's restroom on the 300 level on levi stadium's north side, when he sensed a fight brewing before kickoff. >> they were arguing, why did you nudge me, and started using profanity. the guy that got hit, apparently was really nice, you know, it was like listen, i'm sorry, i was just trying to tell you there was an open stall. >> reporter: he described t

reporting live in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> supervisors voting on their own raises. how they're rationalizing their salary bump. >>> and after the break, going to west africa despite fears over ebola. why this doctor's child will also have to be quarantined when he returns. >>> the federal government says it is stepping up security. he pointed to last week's deadly attack at in -- at a federal building in otowa. >>> today president obama said the u.s. response should be quote based on science. that was an indirect reference to controversial quarantines put in place in new york and new jersey for doctors and nurses returning from the ebola zone in west africa. the president said, health care workers who go to west africa should be quote applauded, thanked and supported. >> this does can be contained, it will be defeated. progress is possible, but we're going to have to state vigilant and we have to make sure we're working together. >> also today the second nurse from dallas to come down with ebola from a patient was released from emory hospital in atlanta. amb

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> ile in te lowe tells you are -- ilene lowe tells me that her neighbors got together and put together a schedule to bring her meals. and they've been doing that since september. ilene also told me she is stunned with how much support she and her family have gotten. >>> it also extends the pack that would allow the a's to buy land set aside for a ballpark if the move is some day approved. the deal comes just three months after the a's and oakland agreed to a lease extension allowing the team to remain at o.co coliseum for up to 10 years. >>> union workers for a garbage company waste management are planning a streak tomorrow in the east bay. 134 workers say they will picket starting at 4:00 a.m. the long shore workers union says it has a problem with a company manager. the workers claim that manager has been disrespectful and discriminatory against them. the union says many of the workers are immigrants who speak spanish. >>> detectives in fremont are asking for the public's help tonight in finding a robber who snatched a gold chain from an elderly woman. h

he is the lee i beerian man who is the first and only person to die of ebola from the u.s. the second nurse amber vincent is still being treated at emory university hospital in atlanta. doctors say that test nos longer detect the virus in her blood but a discharge date has not been set. >>> for more information about ebola you can go to our website nbc10.com. we also have realtime information on the latest developments in our area and around the country. >>> this weekend the clock is ticking on a possible septa strike vote. the transit agency's largest union will decide tomorrow whether to authorize a walkout the the union says at this point there's no plan for a work stoppage but if it comes to that the union will release a plan for service interruptions for a strike. 4700 bus drivers, subway, and trolley operators and maintenance workers have been working under an expired contract since march. negotiations continue, pensions and health care benefits are the main sticking points. >>> silence instead of festive friday night football at central bucks high school last night after homecoming and the

the woman here amber vinson received a round of applause as she left emory university hospital in atlanta. now she originally caught the virus from the leeeerian thomas eric duncan she was treating in dallas, the liberian. >> while this is a day of celebration and gratitude, i ask that we not lose focus on the thousands of families to continue under the burden of the disease in west africa. >> another nurse who was quarantined when she came home from volunteering in west africa has gone home to maine. local officials say kaci hickox wases to avoid going out until the 21-day incubation period is up. her lawyer says two days is enough. >>> time now 5:41. lava spewing from a volcano in hawaii destroying everything in its path. and now scientists say it's getting very close to a popular village there. details this morning on how fast they say it's moving. >> plus, if you have been wondering what's wrong with your phone, this might be the answer. today, the feds say at&t has been throttling millions of users. ,,,,,,,, female announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can c

amber vincent, the texas nurse who came down with ebola is ready to speak out. welcome to the second hour of "happening now", i am jon scott. >> i am shannon bream in for jenna lee. we'll bring you her statement live. and the u.s. military implementing plans for soldiers returning home from west africa and we learned a short time ago, that the president will make a statement on ebola before departing for a campaign event in wisconsin. jennifer griffin is live with the details. >> we also learned from press secretary josh earnest that the president will make a call out to the u.s. a id team that is on the ground in liberia in the hot zone dealing with the ebola crisis since early august. he will call out there and thank them for their service. and the joint chiefs decided on friday to recommend to defense secretary chuck hagel that they conduct a quarentine of the areas that are ebola affected. that is what happened to general williams and 11 soldiers and now in a forced quarentine on their base in italy. the decision was taken by the general, army chief. and here is a statement released last night. the amy chief of staff directed a 21 day controlled monitoring p

amber lee is here today. she spoke on how the u.s. is dealing with the threat. >> reporter: this is the fourth hostage to be beheaded on video. first two americans now two brits. this imagine is becoming too disturbing. this time it's alan henning on his knees. shortly before being beheaded by isis. he was kidnapped last december. >> it is yet another demonstration of the brutality of isil. >> reporter: before henning was killed, he spoke to the camera. referencing britain's decision to participate in the air strikes against isil. >> we cannot expect this to stop the isis threat. >> reporter: air strikes are necessary, but so is a long term intelligence strategy. and that the u.s. needs to partner with other countries to prevent an attack by isis on u.s. soil. he calls it the nimble negotiations. >> this is where really, doing work with the bits and even the russians, intelligence service intelligence service really could be productive. we really need to be careful in dealing with iranians that they're really trying to help us. >> rep