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. >> i'm frank summerville, the rain is back, the seasons are changing, for the first time in a lodge time we're back on storm watch of the the rain is just a taste of what the forecast has in store for us this weekend. we start with mike who's live tonight in the marine headlands, mike? >> reporter: there is a storm coming to town. right now as you can see the north and south towers are hidden in fog. for the next 48 hours they will likely be dripping from the rain. >> it's romantic, feels like fall. >> reporter: tonight it was jackets, sweatshirts, and scarves on what is the first chilly night of the season. the cold settled in after a light rain fell across a majority of the bay area. weather caused some waves where some inbound and outbound flights were delayed 1-2 hours. the wet weather also meant wet roads. >> we have the left lane blocked. >> reporter: that in turn meant for a longer than usual friday commute. >> the oil slicks come up, and people aren't used to driving in the rain because it's been dry for so long. >> reporter: highway patrol officers say it's almost like cloc

. >> i'm frank summerville, the rain is back, the seasons are changing, for the first time in a lodge time we're back on storm watch of the the rain is just a taste of what the forecast has in store for us this weekend. we start with mike who's live tonight in the marine headlands, mike? >> reporter: there is a storm coming to town. right now as you can see the north and south towers are hidden in fog. for the next 48 hours they will likely be dripping from the rain. >> it's romantic, feels like fall. >> reporter: tonight it was jackets, sweatshirts, and scarves on what is the first chilly night of the season. the cold settled in after a light rain fell across a majority of the bay area. weather caused some waves where some inbound and outbound flights were delayed 1-2 hours. the wet weather also meant wet roads. >> we have the left lane blocked. >> reporter: that in turn meant for a longer than usual friday commute. >> the oil slicks come up, and people aren't used to driving in the rain because it's been dry for so long. >> reporter: highway patrol officers say it's almost like cloc

good evening, everyone, i'm frank summerville. >> i'm julie hayneer. there's a closure after a crack was discovered. one of three lanes is closed and is expected to remain coned off for 24-48 hours, meaning thursday's commute could see delays. live at the bridge toll plaza with the details, lloyd? >> reporter: they call this an emergency road repair. work is underway right now in the lanes closest to the water. the closure is expected to continue through the morning commute. motorists are already expressing frustration. >> i guess i'll have to take the bay bridge or del martin bridge if that's the only way to get over the bay. i know one lane is going to make a lot of traffic. a lot of people will be upset with that. >> reporter: they say during a routine inspection yesterday they found a 10-inch crack in a wish bone shaped steel beam on the bridge located right before the elevated portion of the bridge. the beam was put in 9 years ago as part of a fit. >> what it could lead to long- term is having serious problems. there was no danger of immediate fai

good evening, everyone, i'm frank summerville. >> i'm julie hayneer. there's a closure after a crack was discovered. one of three lanes is closed and is expected to remain coned off for 24-48 hours, meaning thursday's commute could see delays. live at the bridge toll plaza with the details, lloyd? >> reporter: they call this an emergency road repair. work is underway right now in the lanes closest to the water. the closure is expected to continue through the morning commute. motorists are already expressing frustration. >> i guess i'll have to take the bay bridge or del martin bridge if that's the only way to get over the bay. i know one lane is going to make a lot of traffic. a lot of people will be upset with that. >> reporter: they say during a routine inspection yesterday they found a 10-inch crack in a wish bone shaped steel beam on the bridge located right before the elevated portion of the bridge. the beam was put in 9 years ago as part of a fit. >> what it could lead to long- term is having serious problems. there was no danger of immediate fai

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good evening, everyone, i'm frank summerville. >> i'm julie hayneer. he died in a hospital, but his family never knew. after 10 days, the family's search ended in the hospital morgue. the hospital is scrambling for answers. debra is live now in oakland with the story you'll see only on 2, debra? >> reporter: julie, gerald told his mom on phone he was ill. he died of heart failure that same day, but no one knew it for 10 days. this funeral comes late for gerald constantine. the 47 year old died october 8, but tough the 18th before his loved ones found out. >> my understanding on the computer system they put down he was discharged instead of deceased. >> constantine had kidney disease, so his emergency contacts were on file, they were also in his cell phone, which he had with him, yet no one pursued him. for ten days, relatives visited hospitals and police departments filing missing person's reports, every day more disparate. >> we were searching the streets for him, everywhere you could think of. >> reporter: all that time, constantine was in the morgue

good evening, everyone, i'm frank summerville. >> i'm julie hayneer. he died in a hospital, but his family never knew. after 10 days, the family's search ended in the hospital morgue. the hospital is scrambling for answers. debra is live now in oakland with the story you'll see only on 2, debra? >> reporter: julie, gerald told his mom on phone he was ill. he died of heart failure that same day, but no one knew it for 10 days. this funeral comes late for gerald constantine. the 47 year old died october 8, but tough the 18th before his loved ones found out. >> my understanding on the computer system they put down he was discharged instead of deceased. >> constantine had kidney disease, so his emergency contacts were on file, they were also in his cell phone, which he had with him, yet no one pursued him. for ten days, relatives visited hospitals and police departments filing missing person's reports, every day more disparate. >> we were searching the streets for him, everywhere you could think of. >> reporter: all that time, constantine was in the morgue

good evening, everyone, i'm frank summerville. >> i'm julie hainer, a pitcher's duel it wasn't, they roughed up one of the best pitchers in baseball and hung on for a victory against the texas rangers in game one of the world series. we have a trio of crews live at at&t park in san francisco. we're going to start on the diamond with mark ibanez. >> reporter: this is where it happened, tony bennett sang, joe montana and his wife were here to watch it. beating a pitcher who had previously never lost a post season game. they went at it early despite being down two runs to none against the rangers because tim lincecum had a rocky start. big slugger of the rangers bashes one off his knee or lower leg. he remained in the game, of course, but that particular hit knocked in the ranger's first run. they took a 2-0 lead. giants explode with a 6-run 5th inning. sanchez with a sensational game. 4 hits, three of them doubles. the giants went on from there. juan uribe, 3-run shot. the giants for the first time in a long time had some bothing room in a playoff game. san francisco certainly not used

good evening, everyone, i'm frank summerville. >> i'm julie hainer, a pitcher's duel it wasn't, they roughed up one of the best pitchers in baseball and hung on for a victory against the texas rangers in game one of the world series. we have a trio of crews live at at&t park in san francisco. we're going to start on the diamond with mark ibanez. >> reporter: this is where it happened, tony bennett sang, joe montana and his wife were here to watch it. beating a pitcher who had previously never lost a post season game. they went at it early despite being down two runs to none against the rangers because tim lincecum had a rocky start. big slugger of the rangers bashes one off his knee or lower leg. he remained in the game, of course, but that particular hit knocked in the ranger's first run. they took a 2-0 lead. giants explode with a 6-run 5th inning. sanchez with a sensational game. 4 hits, three of them doubles. the giants went on from there. juan uribe, 3-run shot. the giants for the first time in a long time had some bothing room in a playoff game. san francisco certainly not used

i'm frank summerville. >> welcome to a special early edition of ktvu channel 2 news at 5.ncisco giants fans are celebrating a big win. we go to pitcher matt cain. >> halladay, oswalt hammels coming into the series. did you feel any bit sleighted at all knowing how well you and the staff pecked over the last six weeks? >> no, we knew this was going to be -- and still feel like it's going to be a close matchup. every day we go out there and pitch against the guys, you know, we're just taking that, you know, one game and we'll come out there tomorrow and do the same thing. >> and straighten them back? >> somebody's been here longer than anyone else. at what point did you start thinking the team had a chance to be, maybe what they're doing now? we felt confident with ourselves in the spring. we had a great spring and came out of spring hot and, you know, we felt if we hit a bump in the road, i think that is when -- when we started hitting the bumps in the road, i think that is when we, you know, started noticing that we were a team that was going to do things right for the sea

good evening, everyone, i'm frank summerville. >> and i'm julie hayner. >> the celebration is reachingturn up the heat on the philadelphia phillies. they now have a commanding lead in the championship series up three games to one. let's go state to at & t park. >> thanks so much, as a sports fan, i was sitting next to somebody right before the sacrifice fly by juan uribe. he said "i love it, but i hate it." the very next pitch, uribe hits the fly ball and i think he was loving it more than he was hating it. absolute bedlam. we had changes and it came down tied, bottom of the 9th and the giants win. he hit one. at the chalk line and it was ruled foul. this one, he blast one into the center alley, giants take the lead. jason we'll be right back tide it with an rbi double and it gentlemens tied. uribe with a fly ball after singles by aubrey huff and posey and put runners at 1st and 3rd. and huff tagged and scored the game winning run for the san francisco giants. so, they take a commanding 3-1 lead. one of the interestings that sets about this facets about this bottom of the 9th inning. t