not only in africa but the black sea. many think it is naÏve of them to see containment and respect rather than imperial expansion. there will be many common answers that can and need to be pursued, even though this will naturally incur some limits. and it is one such common interest that will tell us of possibilities and problems. and that is the excessive nuclear arsenal in russia and the united states following up on this treaty. and this includes many more items of this agenda and we have a long catalogue of it since 2006 and this has certainly been achieved. on that agenda i would place this comprehensive agreement that neither ratification of the united states and china and a few other countries to enter into the forest and it should be realized that leaving this treaty in limbo as it is now done by the u.s. senate has been left in limbo and that includes some of the countries and then we might be in there for another round. this could start a new nuclear arms race. and let's just talk about this. despite the iraq w

our ownerships quite a few of them sailing in the black sea. and an annoyance to russia.laiming that they had chased an american spy plane. >> let's talk about the jets. because there have been several just in the last few days. including one of an identified spy plane, now, colin grad for people who care about these kinds of things. sort of a left over of empire, but not attached to rub russia, and out of colin grad came those planes. there's a lot of countries crowded into a small space, you may say okay, fine, easy to stray into foreign air space, but come on. >> no, it's not easy, you know what you are doing. nato has an air policing mission, in order to intercept planes and i think they both wanted to trunk a surveillance flight, and they wanted to see what the nato response would be. and this plane went up and then over towards astoria, and crossed into astonian air space, so that a deliberate effort. that's not something that happened randomly, and this fit as wider pattern. so putin when he took power, says he is going to rebuild the russian greatness, rebuild the

it will be this area right across the balkan peninsula, spreading on over towards the black sea. it will expect most of that heavy hateful with the gusty winds. now you can imagine over the last several day, the airports that have been affected. it looks like this is going to continue even as we go into thursday. with munich perhaps seeing the bulk of the delays, expected overnight. between one and two hours possibly, thanks to rain/snow mix. there is going to be cold air on the backside of that storm system. might see some overcast skies and maybe reduced visibility. so berlin, glasgow and amsterdam are going to be the areas that are going to be affected. here's that storm system, remember this used to be a hurricane. that's when it was featured down across the southern atlantic. then moved right across bermuda. it moved all the way across the north atlantic as i mentioned, and now it's making its way towards southeastern and eastern europe. still some of those gusty winds on the backside of that. how about the wind? well, take a look at france, almost 150 kilometers per hour. i

wednesday, central sections of europe, and now southeastern europe affected, towards the black sea, extendingstern mediterranean. we will expect the potential for some strong storms extending across the southern adriatic over to the black sea. how about the winds? there's going to be another weather system pushing into the united kingdom. could see 70, 80 kilometer per hour wind gusts expected, headed into friday and into saturday, pretty gusty winds in store. you can better believe the wind coming up from the southwest, that might moderate the temperatures, but we could see localized flooding associated with that. and with the storm system, we've also seen significant snowfall totals across the alps. some areas it even goes off the charts, in excess of 60 centimeters expected. you see that red shaded dot, that's where we're expecting the most significant over the next 48 hours. i think they may be looking forward to that if you're in the skiing mode. >> only in you're in the skiing mode. otherwise it's a big pain. >> exactly. >> thank you very much. >>> we have some information just in to cn

the atlantic ocean and over the black sea. during a trip to greece, the secretary-general said the military alliance remains vigilant and ready to respond. >> we are not in a cold war situation but the behavior of russia has undermined a lot of trust and has rolled back very much what we have tried to create as a more cooperative and constructive relationship between russia and nato ever since the end of the cold war. >> the german chancellor played down the incidents after meeting with her slovenian counterpart. >> in the last few months, there has been a lot of activity in terms of russian army exercises. but i'm not acutely worried that a bigger violation of airspace is taking place. >> while the warplanes did not violate nato's airspace, moscow's maneuvers are seen as unusual at a time when tensions between russia and the west are high. >> unusual activity from russia's air force, but what can nato do about it? here is our brussels correspondent. >> it is legal, frequent, and unsettling. it is international airspace of the

energy, enough to cause more stormy conditions over italy and the balkan peninsula and parts of the black sea region on friday and into your saturday as well. we're expecting heavy rainfall, strong gusts and heavy mountain snow, even hail possible. and across the west, another batch of heavy rain over the british isles, as well as scandinavian peninsula. but in the middle, clear weather and temperatures are seasonal. 12 degrees in berlin. and across the east, quite chilly for this time of year. four degrees in warsaw. minus three degrees in moscow. some improvement is likely into the weekend. however these temperatures are much, much lower compared to they should be during this time of year. finally over the americas we have the remnants of tropical depression drifting over the yucatan peninsula that will eventually affect the south of the florida peninsula, and western cuba as we go into next week. and still rainy weather for the pacific northwest. although you'll see a nice break in the rainy weather on friday morning over the seattle area, and the vancouver area. another batch of heavy rai

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but the city of san francisco is in orange and black, a sea of orange and black and had giants are getting ready, look at the ferry building, it looks beautiful, it is always does. they will face them, this evening, and the first pitch is just after 5:00 today. time is now 5:25 a new nonprofit volunteer group is working very hard, they want a reopen fire safe and they have defensible and and 300,000 homes why and they thought now bought was and it and the pilot that was shot hot hot and they pout it over the to the took until the and he will be laid to rest. >> and cook will be buried on sunday with and into prospecting fact until and the search is on the way for a fast what am how the victim in this quasi. >> and things are go to change, we will be on it for you coming up. >>> not much change today, we are in between systems h. - ( 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 is on are you tone deployment in the black sea.d with explosives blew a hole in the side. 17 crew members died. al-qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack. >> japan bracing for the second typhoon in a woke. it is blais -- being blamed for nine deaths. u.s. air bases are on alert. the storm is down graded from a super typhoon but large and winds equal to a category hurricane. it is expected to lose steam as it passes over japan. they are preparing for heavy flooding and mudslides. >> another storm approaching cyclone hud- hud. it is expected to make landfall on the east coast. 150,000 people have been evacuated so far and another 400000 are expected to be out of harm's way by the time the storm hits. major flooding in italy blamed a heavy downpours causing two rivers to breach the banks. the flood waters creating sinkholes and tossing around parked cars. areas lost electricity and forcing school closures and a train derailed. italy civil protection department warned more rain is on the way. >> a political rally ends in chaos. s

they have been over the north atlantic, 9 bathe balkans, the baltic and to the east in the black sea. a number of air forces have respond and intercepting these flights. they are generally russian bear bombers with refuelling aircraft in groups of eight. now, here's the problem. they're not doing anything particularly illegal. they are not violating air space. they are being intercepted. there has been no startling military move, but the problem, they are not filing flight plans. they are not using their transponders and they are not in radio contact with civilian air traffic control over europe. this is raising concerns. the civilian air traffic controllers, the commercial a aircraft that flight all over the european continent, those aircraft controllers need to know what is out there and the russians are keeping silent. it could be a very dangerous situation. >> barbara starr reporting there. the recent flights come at a time of heightened tensions between russia and the west over the crisis in ukraine. a nato official tells cnn the flights may just be a precursor to unannounced air

you look at sevastopol, and black sea napele fleet where it shared space, taking over subs, ships, repainting over the numbers. it's russia now. you see elements of russian power showing up. there's an ethnic minority in crimea. the tatars suffered so much. they were deported by stalin. came back. they are sunni muslims coming back in the 1980s, coming back to their homeland. no one nose who is carrying this out. they are tatars. young men rounded up. kidnapped and found dead. this is an eerie reminder of russian policies in daing as stan, chechnya. it's a scary time for people in crimea who don't want to be part of russia, for those that do, they are elated. a lot feel that they are back home. >> you have the conflict in the east. parliamentary elections, and petro porashenko's party looks to be ahead in whatever polls exist. in the east, pro-russian separatists say we are not dealing with the election, we'll have our own. you have the ukrainian economy a mess, they haven't been able to reach a deal with the russians about continuing to get the natural gas their economy is a shambles. russia

morning, here's a low that's bringing severe weather across southeastern europe, now headed to the black seat we have a new one that will take its place. that means more rain and more gusty wins on the way, and also very cool conditions. the part of europe seeing very chilly temperatures, with the lows all the way from the north. good chunk of europe with quiet weather to the north is where we have the showers and storms. natalie? >> all right, ivan, thanks. and thank you for watching cnn. i'm natalie allen. cnn newsroom is next for our international viewers. and if you're watching in the united states, "early start" begins right after a break. have a good one. of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job leaving behind millions of germs. complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine®. power to your mouth™. also try listerine® floss. its advanced technology removes more plaque. >>> fears of ebola spreading in america creating

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the alliance says it tracked at least 19 planes, including bombers, over the baltic, north and black seas in a 24-hour period. nato calls it an unusual rise in russian military aircraft flying in european air space. >> and that incident is just one of the latest to further strain relations between the west and russia. let's connect now with our matthew chance from moscow. good morning to you. president putin calls for a new world order, one that defuses u.s. power in his recent speech. it's certainly a popular sentiment where you are, but the blunt, and some have said emotional nature of these comments, comes as a bit of a surprise. do we know what spurred this? >> reporter: well, i think it's a continuation of what vladamir putin has been sort of banging on about really in the last several years since he came back to the russian presidency. the idea that the united states should be the sole superpower is something that's been anathema to him. i think that's reflected in this -- to go back to those nato concerns that have been expressed about the russian flights, it's something reflected

aircraft, eight the a time flying as far south as portugal right up against the mediterranean in the black seaatlantic and the baltic. all over the place. stoi so it's the volume, the pace and where they are flying. it could be the beginning of a russian military air exercise, but what u.s. officials and nato officials think is the russians are just doing a little bit of that thumbing their nose at nato, thumbing their nose at the united states. but here's the real problem. they are not filing flight plans. they are not using their transponders and not in radio contact with commercial air controllers with flight air controllers across europe and that is a big problem. that's very dangerous. it's causing a lot of worry. >> understandably so. barbara starr, thank you very much at the pentagon for us right now. coming up here in just a few minutes at the top of the hour we'll take you behind-the-scenes of one of the nation's largest airport, renee marsh scored exclusive access so we get to see what the ebola screening procedures entail for passengers who are arriving from west african countries.

not only north atlantic, but in the black sea.if russia, as i think and many think it is naive of me, is seeking containment and respect rather than imperial expansion, there will be many common interests that can and need be pursued even though a continued authoritarian order in russia will naturally set some limits on the proximity that we'll have. a resumption of serious work on arms control and disarmament is one such common interest, and rose will tell us our possibilities and problems. one major point on her current agenda is well known, and that is seeking further cuts in the excessive nuclear arsenals in russia and the united states by a follow-up on the s.t.a.r.t. treaty. i could generously add many more items to rose's agenda because i was the chairman of a commission on weapons of mass destruction, and we had long cat log of -- catalog of it in 2006. and the book is still very valid because so little has been achieved before. on that agenda, of course, on the top of it i would place the comprehensive test ban agreement

. >> second practice for sunday's russian grand prix is underway at the black sea resort of sochi andwas quick in first practice ahead of teammate and rival lewis hamilton and thoughts are with a man following a crash at last within's grand prix and they announced they will run one car this weekend and this is the first time it has been run in russia and this was built on a cost of $330 million qualifying for sunday's race will be held on saturday but the entire weekend is being over shadowed by this crash. >> the accident and there are no words to describe how bad you can feel. and he was there that weekend and right now we are here and it's difficult and emotionally very difficult, you know, and my mind is with him in this moment, you know, and pray for him. >> reporter: the football and spain suffered their first defeat in a qualifier for eight years and he came in the year 2016 groups qualifier against slavakia and european champions losing 2-1 and ended the competitive matches and the first loss in 36 qualifier games for euro or world cup and this dates back to 2006. england mean

bloodshed in ukraine as putin fears nato coming in to surround his country and shut off access to the black sealeet, right some understandable fear for this man. it's not just the sanctions that's got europe in a mess. the weakness in the economies of so many countries and something that we thought was past us is something very real. angela merkel is taking a page from herbert hoover who thought the best way to handle a recession was to balance the budget and trying to stem the crisis at the federal level and it was too little, too late. the fed kept raising rates and should have been lowering them. merkel has made it abundantly clear she's not loose edge the reins in her country. she could do so much if she would issue a 30-year bond to build infrastructure and put people to work. she will do nothing before zee to admit she's herbert hoofer in a pant suit. did she forget there was severe development before the third rikt took over. she forgets the economic turmoil that aloud hitler to come to power, the lessons of germany affecting the rest of the world. meanwhile, we're dealing with the panic

operation the russians have been conducting has been in the north atlantic, in the baltic, in the black sean to portugal. it's the volume, it's the level, the number of aircraft the russians are putting up. not a violation of the law. they're not doing anything illegal, but the concern is what you guys are saying. what they're not doing is they're not using their spran sponders, not filing flight plans, not in communication with civilian air traffic control. every day there are thousands and thousands of commercial flights over europe. if the russians are up there and they're not transponding, not talking, this becomes a serious concern, that european air traffic control that many of us have flown through, that air space, they need to know who is out there, they need to know who is flying. the russians are flying but not talking and that's a problem. >> sobering thought, no transponder, not on radar. here is the question that begs to be asked, how is washington responding? >> nato and, of course, the u.s. being the biggest or one of the biggest putting a lot of sunshine on this problem. nat

>> guest: the dardanelles at the entrance to the black sea. c-span: and you bring it up a lot in your book because of winston churchill. what was the issue? >> guest: that's right. i mean, one of the things which intrigued me was, you know, there's often been this accusation about, you know, did the british cynically put the lusitania in harm's way as a mechanism to -- to try and bring the united states of america into the war at that stage. and specifically, was churchill, who was then the first lord of the admiralty -- was he behind a plot like that? and the conclusion i came to from research -- letters, correspondence i looked at -- was that, no, it wasn't like that. you know, churchill and the british admiralty were over-complacent about the lusitania before the sinking, but there wasn't actually a plot deliberately to hazard her. they, on the other hand, were preoccupied with this campaign in the eastern mediterranean. the idea was to try and sort of knock turkey out of things, to -- to strike a blow at germany that way. all the effort, a

where he found a speckle of orange and black in a sea blue at kaufman stadium tonight. it was fun to watch and fun to be in the crowd we did what we're supposed to and beat them and were here tomorrow and more than a dividend i'm sort of surprise the giants' offense turned on righted first inning we'll continue our coverage of the world series online. we have a special section on kron4-dot-com. on to a developing story. a potential problem in the drinking water in the south bay. kron 4's jeff bush reports. on how one school in san jose is taking precautions, after officials found bacteria in the water. in a neighborhood near piedmont road. the san jose water co. has stage crews at fire station no. 19 lycian issuing water 24 hours a day because of the contamination of the water in this area there is a school in this neighborhood that is been seething water deliveries from the water company they have been telling the school and the faculty and students not to drink the tap water they do not know where the bacteria is coming from but they are advising not as cool to be dri

strategic bombers and fighter jets have been spotted over the atlantic ocean, the black sea and the batticss to tension already strained, obviously, between the east and the west. amy kellogg is live in london on this, how serious do they think this is? >> reporter: martha, i tried to draw a nato spokesman on what this all really means, and he stopped short of calling it a provocation. but interestingly, martha, i spoke to a russian military analyst who was unequivocal, saying that this is cold war era nuclear brinksmanship on the part of moscow. now, it's important to point out that russia's military aircraft didn't violate european air space, and they do fly close to europe quite regularly. however, this was different in terms of the numbers of planes involved and the routes they took and also the planes themselves. there were four separate formations of russian military aircraft in, essentially, a 24-hour period. one formation started in russia, went over the north sea at which point norwegian jets intercepted four bears, bombers which are equipped to carry nuclear weapons, and four tank

they have been over the north atlantic, the balkans, the baltic and to the east in the black sea. a number of european air forces have responded and they are intercepting these flights and they are generally russian bear bombers with refueling aircraft in groups of eight. now here's the problem. they're not doing anything particularly illegal. they're not violating airspace. they are being intercepted. there has been no startling military move, but the problem, they are not filing flight plans. they are not using their trance ponders and they are not in radio contact with civilian air traffic control over europe. this is raising concerns. the civilian air traffic controllers, the commercial aircraft that fly all over the european continent, those air traffic controllers need to know what is out there and the russians are keeping silent. it can be a very dangerous situation. >> certainly can be. very, very disturbing situation at least for now, stand by, barbara, thank you. there's other breaking news we're following. the white house has been hit by hackers and the cyber security b

the planes flying over the atlantic ocean and the black and baltic seas but not crossing in bomber airspace could there be a new include revealing what happened to amelia earhart. take a look this fragment has been identified as the piece of the plane. the it was found 20-years ago but it was just identified. there will be another expedition to that area this coming june. >> one hot button issue that will not be settled during the elections. they see how their portion of the pipeline created jobs to find out why the northern extension is still in limbo. >> it is considered a pipeline success story. why did it deny the same economic boost. let's take a look. >> it lies right in the in america's heart line. >> they have the 4th pastest gpp growth in the nation. >> part of it comes from the keystone pipeline which began carrying oil 487 miles from curbing to refineries on the texas gulf coast to january. >> they have the southern leg of the keystone pipeline provided 4,000 american jobs everything from (indiscernible) >> 4,000 temporary jobs have been stalled. why is the northern leg still awa

black. i noted that i said pond and not sea of orange and black, and that's because there are fewer people today than yesterday at this time. perhaps, i don't know, people are still feeling a little let down after yesterday's loss. now, the people who are already here say they are the true believers, optimism with a capital o. >> to the end i was rooting for a record-breaking comeback. once we were behind 9-0 that would have been a world series record-breaker so i believe. i believe. we didn't do it last night. we can do it tonight. >> we are going to win. it's not about if. we are going to win and we are having a parade on friday. >> reporter: regardless of the outcome, police here are asking people to behave. police will be in certain key areas of the city to make sure there is no vandalism like there was in 2012, only muni diesel buses will be running tonight in case they need to reroute some of them. but again, police asking everyone to have fun and make this city proud. live at the civic center in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. >> no matter what happens, we are proud of the gia

in the land ofre the giants, a sea of orange and black. the giants just coming out on the field right now getting ready to take batting practice. before last nights game the gnats were 1-16. inningt the breakout they were looking for in the seventh inning last night. bryce harper was in the middle of that matt williams says he loves the way harper is playing. but in the last six weeks he's given us really good pitching performances. his numbers the last four starts were fantastic. ushas been really good for and using all of his pitches for strikes when he wants to. >> everybody just raving about bryce harper's play last night. it's going to come down to gonzalez on the mound for the washington nationals will kick it off and about or hours here in san francisco. seriesing a five-game after losing the first two is not easy. it's only happened five times in the last 44 series. according to espn, just 14 of those teams lost the first two games at home but the nationals have already made history with the longest postseason game in history this

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to the mediterranean is through the straits and where their nuclear submarines to get out of the black sea. and so, for example, say isis did start the, to interfere with turkey, put pressure on the straits, you know, or they could really start a war there and russia could have an awful lot of influence overture key and maybe that is what is causing some of the problems with turkey being reluctant to you know, get into a fight and cause more problems. i just would like your opinion on that, what you think might be any connection there. >> guest: certainly russia is a big player. russia has been backing the syrian government here and they do have a portion in syria that they need to have access to. they want to have access to. so, russia is a big player here. no question about it. in the recent weeks, they've been somewhat quiet about the is lack mick state night but they continue to provide arms to syrian regime. and until they're on board with a broader strategy, i think you know, it's going to be hard to come up with a global solution for the problem inside syria. >> host: silver spring,

fans in orange and black held their own in a sea of royals blue and after tonight's game, they get ready to play in the bay. i'm michelle griego. the giants didn't take long to take control of game oneful world series. >> in the air, center well hit, and gone! >> hunter pence's two-run shotput san francisco ahead 3-0 before the royals got at bat. madison baumgarner gave up one run in 7 innings. >> i felt pretty good. i felt good executing pitches. >> he was dynamite. i mean, man, was he good tonight. >> yes, he was. the giants beat the royals 7-1. they won 7 straight world series games dating back to 2010 and nine of their last 10. >>> you can still find tickets to world series games at at&t park. standing room only spots start at $550 on stubhub. seats right behind home plate are going for at least $3,600 each. >>> as the giants continue their world series run today, one of their biggest fans bryan stow who was brutally beaten in l.a. is speaking publicly for the first time since the attack. anne makovec is live in the newsroom. anne, this is remarkable considering the extent of his inj

jets were scrambled after eight russian air crafts were spotted over the north sea and the blae -- black see. there has been no reaction from moscow >>> the biggest name to be arrested in a corruptions information in spain is in court. it was a key figure and former mayor of a town outside madrid. we have this report. >> reporter: it looks like any sleepy yon district town, a short drive south of madrid. until you notice the tv cruise. suddenly this man is at the center of a nation-wide center. it's because of francisco granados. one of 51 people detained across spain in a 315 million corruption investigation. he ruled as mayor for the town's 72,000 residents. according to a high court judge, during that time he was allegedly putting more than $2 million into a secret swiss bank account. money paid by builders to win contracts - according to prosecutors. >> translation: i've been aware of the couption since i was a child -- corruption since i was a child. everyone is scandalized now. we have been living with it for years. >> the citizens are furious with their leaders. while the public s

. >> if you look at this on a map, it's salient in a sea of black. the islamic state controls the turkish border for at least 50 miles on each side of kobani. and this is the last little outpost. it wouldn't be hard to get ammunition to them. obviously, there are concerns between the turks and the kurds. >> what is the deal. they have a whole bunch of tanks and moved more there. this city is within sight, about a mile from the border. it's not as if it's easy for the turks to have done something. >> not only would they have done something, but let other kurds, it's my understanding that they are being stopped from going back to the town. there are several opportunities, even if the turks don't want to get their own hands dirty. you talked about how they control significant territory on both sides. the reality is they'll control most - they are looking at a map. they are showing an area contested or controlled by i.s.i.l. it's shown most of the border with turkey and into iraq. >> this is a little salient. at a strategic level, it doesn't matter. it m

. >>> fans going to giants game may see flashes of a different color among the sea of black and on. >urple. you can see on facebook they have changed their logo to include purple on the border and that is for supporting of that set up a day to take a stand against bullying and shows support for lgbt youth. eight out of ten lgbt youth report being bullied so experts say spirit day is good for choose kind if awareness. take the pledge with us to fight bullying, the san francisco giants have and many schools in the bay area tell the kids to wear purple so it is united we stand. >> possible breakthrough that could bring pro democracy protests in hong kong to an end. >> and the must see video shows why never, ever mess with an angry sea lion. >> and a florida fan flap nearly ended a gubernatorial debate before it hris, did you remembero pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. it takes two seconds, better safe than sorry, right? yeah, who knows if we'll even get service on the island? what! no service? seriously

. >>> a sea of black, white and gold filling the historical battleship new jersey today. the camden water front gun turret was a backdrop to the command ceremony. the navy command officer relieved today. comrades and loved ones there for the special military tradition. >> impressive. >>> a new jersey family coping with the tragic loss of their son to the entrvirus. and monica malpass with more. >> and losing their son to the respiratory virus, they want to make sure their legacy lives on. the dad's boy cracked as he announced the establishment of the first day of school fund. the family's way of remembering eli waller, the 4-year-old who succumbed to the virus. you will hear more from the family as they complain why this money will help special-needs students. that story and a lot more on "action news at 5:00." >> see you then, thank you. >>> up next, adam back with a look at the weekend call from accuweather. >>> and bradley cooper going back to his philadelphia roots to get the eagles' fans pumped up for sunday's big game. you know what? he has some fightin' words for t

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black. it is a moving sea of blue. it's also safe to say that tonight, that moving sea of blue is a little less confident than it was last night. to quote a royals fan, we need a little bit of luck and we found them getting it in some strange places. as temperatures dropped, the leaves turned a bit in kansas city last night. that's good news in a city celebrating a fall classic and looking for new heroes to add in right field. frank white, george brett. >> greatest player ever to wear the uniform. >> reporter: who needs the heroes when kansas city has the gnome. >> he's styrofoam. >> yes, but he's dressed appropriately. >> reporter: all thanks to steven, a sculptor who cast the gnome four months ago as a royals good luck charm. but he never expected his gnome to go viral around here. >> i have done art my whole life. i live in that world. >> reporter: has anything ever taken off like this? >> oh, no. no. >> reporter: it is ten feet tall, weighs maybe 100 pounds and yet has become a magnet even to san francisco fans who

you're going to see a sea of orange and black. >> i like his theory about why it's sold out because we're just so enthusiastic about the giants. >> and it's early. it's 5:08. >> it is. >> let's check in with rob m maye mayeda. >> we have some morning fog, a little dues a pointed out there. of 2 and it looks like our weather pattern will be good to you want to look for the oregon ca cale. >> think be able to bring some midnight tonight. it will feel maybe limb are. hp nem. >> rn a slight chance of thunder in the north bay. and we'll also see showers around san jose and san francisco. cool temperatures to star off the weekend and heads begin to dili but you're not watching the once of one. >> there's going to be a lot of traffic gifding berkeley curve. 3580, 580 and the rescue basis moves very lick crit sfrurchl rob did mention,s a i've mentioned as well, a towel game out here, these feeks may be 880. we'll take you down toward the stadium station over there at santa clara golden date begin. it zbrrng. >>> a tlul to watch the 9 gal should go nrchls if the fed fed and mike tools are approved

are blasting conservative virginia delegate bob marshall and cosigners senator dick black and mccullen. to ban air and sea travel from ebola-infected countries. >> 13 african countries have done this already, 13 more in africa have severe restrictions on internal travel, it is not fear monger, it is working in nigeria and senegal. if you stop the source of the infection, you won't get it here. >> reporter: but tina espinoza disagrees, her husband is a naval research scientists in liberia, and working to stop the spread. >> we have so many volunteers from our country, if we did that, we'd be stranding them away from their families and away from their home country. that would just make fewer people willing to volunteer over there. but the real thing, the issue is if we try to close our borders, it's not going to stop it from coming here, if we close our borders, we give ourselves a false sense of security. >> reporter: she says we should trust the cdc with four years of its research on the ebola virus and listen to its guidelines, but marshall disagrees, pointing to the healthcare worker who now have the vi

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. >>> from a sea of orange and black all across the bay area. >>> now here in san jose's real close ties to the team, he said he spent spent a lot of his time at cap tell stick. >> i was lucky enough to be a bad boy. >> mr. gonzalez less and again the giants head back for game 6 tomorrow, you can of course see all of the action tomorrow right here on ktvu channel 2. a pre-game coverage starts at 330 and they will keep the conversation going with our post game show right on through the 10:00 news. >> the giants outfielder, with a two run rbi double, after a short time to hearing oscar had been killed in a car crash in the dominican dominican republic. he made his debute during the series and he overheard the terrible news about his friend am and there were several messages for him confirming the tragedy. >> it is a huge loss, and this is about his teammates and the people who cares about him... >> in the dominican republic they became close friends and talked often and thanked his long time friend who passed away. >>> recovering after getting sick at a redwood shores hotel. this is not th

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the sea of orange and black, these fans stayed out of rain. inside the stadium fans couldn't help but sit inside or sit in the rain. there were ponchos. we did see some blue ones earlier. we won't mention those. the wind whipped through at&t park making it chillier. giant fans are setting up their phot photos. here is the dj for giants home game. dj slick dee taking a >>> developing news, drivers in san francisco are being adviced to avoid parts of michigan. it's expected to be closed for the next 12 hours. developing news out of east bay. in san francisco on interstate 80 it's back in the morning following a fatal accident. it happened before 4:30 this morning at the fifth street off ramp. a vehicle crashed into a wall. no word what caused the accident. >>> in the east bay lanes have roped following fatal crash. it happened at the auto-mall parkway. authorities say multiple vehicles were involved in this crash. >>> a man and woman are accused of killing two northern california deputies in a violent crime spree are now in jail. the man who ide

a sea of orange and black tonight. with the giants behind by two games, fans are hoping for a win. but first came the big job of drying things out after big overnight rains. >> getting at&t park ready for game four wasn't easy. lots of rain water to get rid of. some seatser in home plate were flooded. tarps were removed from the field by mid-day after rain clouds moved south. austin was in the rain since midnight to be the first in line to watch the game from the free arcade. >> showered pretty depositly and then just kind of leveled off to this. >> at any time stop you from camping out. >> of course not. got to see my boys win. >> they brought rain ponchos just in case two world series tickets protected in a ziploc bag but the dreams are waterproof. >> giants baseball. torture. nail-biters always. >> the wise family from salt lake city came to keir but have in advice for the team. >> need to start hitting. posey, pence, they need to hit. >> with the royals to games up steve graves feels like a king. he flew in from colorado without a ticket. >> if we can't do it, i hope they do. h

the city of san francisco is a sea of orange and black.he giants get ready for the beginning of the 2014 world series. tara moriarty getting ready as well live in san francisco. she's changed. she looks beautiful. you are in the orange this morning. you are getting ready for the showdown in kansas city as well, tara. >> reporter: that's right. you guys keep bringing this up. i didn't know -- i had blue with the green. now i feel like a pumpkin. what can i say? waking up at 1:30 is making taking its toll. i dent know. i've got the orange now, thanks to good samaritans from the san francisco police department. thank you for that. we're all set to go. a lot of orange. the ferry building is lit up. be sure to take a peek at the lights. earlier we were at the fairmont hotel. coit tower is also lit up. many restaurants are already catering to giants' fans planning special world series menus for game one tonight. bartenders are whipping up special giant cocktails. most of them orange. >> there is a drink we've had since day one. it's our pineappl

it was a sea of orange and black. a lot of jerseys, a lot of orange october shirts shirts. but over all a subdued crowd. these east bay fans have not given up. they still believe there will be a celebration. the montra out here tonight, we will get them tomorrow. cara liu. >>> a former bay area baseball great is back in the news and it has nothing to do with the world series. former oakland a's slugger jose conseco accidentally shot himself on the hand in his las vegas home. the former athletics outfielder told police he was cleaning his gun in the kitchen when it fired. he injured a finger. >>> tracking real rain into the area. now looking at the latest model. they're getting more bullish on this opportunity for rain as we head into thursday night, friday. things are speeding up a little bit. this whole area is going to drop south. this is what obviously a low pressure looks like. you have the green, the rain, the clouds coming in. this whole area. you can see right around here the flow this whole thing shifts south. we set up for some rain around here. looks like those co

a sea of orange and black. dressed from head -- >> i have a short one and this long one. i have many. >> reporter: they came prepared. >> the last time i wore this was for the world series. >> reporter: a fan wore a mohawk. >> for 2010, every time i wore my mohawk we won. >> nationals 4-giants three. >> reporter: inside fans were hoping their favorites like buster posey would come through. >> i am here with my grandson. if i can have this for my grandson i would. >> reporter: but october always can give giant fans a scare. victory. >> i think this is the most amazing rally of all time. we're just so excited to be here. >> reporter: always a heartbeat away from heartbreaking loss. it's the giant's -- >> i'm always nervous darling. i'm a giants fan. >> it's the giants torture. but i wouldn't have it any other way. i always love the fact that we always come back. we're always in it. >> reporter: tonight these fans are in it and ready for the next game against st. louis on saturday. and you know, maybe it could be the luck of the even numbers. they won in 2010, they won in 20