janine de la vega is joining us now to tell us what the 49ers are saying about this attack. >> reporter: we have been told over and over that security is a top priority here at levi stadium. now the two suspects in the attack they have been arrested for felony assault. this incident took place just before kick off yesterday between the 49ers and the kansas city chiefs. police tell us two men were in the bathroom at the 300 level on north side of the stadium when they were attacked by two other men. the victim was taken to the hospital for treatment. they were arrested minutes after the assault took place and booked into the county jail. police are investigating what prompted the attack and if the men knew each other or if they were fans of opposing teams. a 49ers spokesman tells us they were aware of the attack and supporting the police investigation. we reached out to authorities to get an update on the victim's condition and the investigation and as soon as we get that, we will bring that to you. reporting live from santa clara, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> bars and rest

reports live in palo alto, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. s affecting traffic, we go to sal. >> reporter: janine, thank you. we're looking at the bayshore freeway. just as you mentioned, we have a problem on 101 with that injury crash. newschopper2 is looking at all of the slow traffic heading southbound from redwood city and san mateo down to palo alto. the paramedic vehicle just took off with someone badly injured in the crash. southbound 101 right at embarcadero. almost right across from janine is and the traffic is really bad. the alternate route for you would be to use 280. it looks like the fire truck is still there and they are towing the vehicle right now and again the medics just took off. it looks like they are about to clear the lanes. but the damage is done. use 280 instead as you can see, these vehicles are being taken off the freeway right now. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's improved a little bit. it's about a 20-minute delay. we had an earlier stalled vehicle on that upper deck. no problems getting into the city. b

ktvu janine de la vega is joining us live in san jose to explain how this works and also some people have security concerns. good morning, janine. >> this is just one of the places that have agreed to use apple pay. >> total is 23.78. apple claims it's a simple, fast, and secure way to pay at stores and restaurants. it works like this. you put your credit card information into the iphone passbook a. 220,000 retailers have agreed to use apple pay. visa, mastercard, american express, and more than 500 banks are on board. some people we spoke to this morning are wary and not interested in using it. >> no. i'm not interested in it. i said i'm tired of having an app request all of my information. >> you can only use it at a limited number of retailers. as far as security that still remains to be scene. there may be glitches we just won't know since it's the first day. this is not the only similar type of payment on your phone for android users, there is google pay and that has been out for a numb of years. but again, apple pay is only for iphone users. and those that have 6 or 6 plus. repo

janine de la vega is there now and you are talking to a chp officer. t now in the -- >> reporter: well, right now they are in the middle of the operation. behind me you can see the coast guard helicopter. it's there. it's waiting to bring this woman that we're told is from campbell. she's 28 years old. she's been stuck here overnight. now, i do want to show you the ravine that her car went down. this is a very steep embankment. right now, you can see there are firefighters with her from calfire. we're also told that there mighten chp officers down there as well. and they have been cutting a path to try to bring her up here. at one point, we thought it would be too windy for the helicopter to land. but just to get more information about this rescue operation, we go to officer rasmussen with the california highway patrol. what's happening right now? >> what's happening is right now, the coast guard is trying to determine whether or not they can hoist the driver out of there. that's our original plan. if that doesn't work, they are set up to hoist her up t

reporting live janine de la vega news flues. >>> we have some new surveillance video. woman you see purchased more than $1,000 at target. police say it is the same woman we saw in the video we showed you yesterday morning. she grabbed it from her purse right theren took all the credit card out and the -- cards out and the cash and put the wallet back. she is now talking about the incident. >> i didn't know what was going on i was just focusing on my friend talking. we come here all the time, nice restaurant, nice people around. so you never think it will happen. >> so she also said she is disappointed with the stores that were victimized, they should ask for identification. if you have any information on the woman who stole those credit card, dead into contact with what is going on with mornings on 2. >>> who is your daddy? find out why two women are suing a chicago area sperm bank and why the sperm bank is completely to blame. more celebrity photos. what they have done to give them access to compromising pictures and why a lawyer is suing google to stop this from happ

janine de la vega is joining us to talk about the leads police are following. >> reporter: police are dedicating a lot of resources to finding this predator. they don't know if there are one or two suspects and that is because the victims have given different ages of the flasher and different vehicle descriptions. police have prioritized these cases and brought in additional officers to patrol neighborhoods to look for the suspects. the first case happened late monday afternoon. a 14-year-old is walking near private school when a man in his late 20s or early 30s in a navy blue pickup truck pulled up next to her. he had his pants open and touching himself. now this police sketch was released of the suspect. investigators believe the same man approached a ten-year-old girl the next night that was walking her dog near byron and seal avenue. this time the victim told detectives the man was driving an older white volvo and asked if she wanted to touch him. and yesterday afternoon it happened again to a woman in her 20s. police say she was riding her bike when a man

janine de la vega is joining live from san jose.e talking to police this morning. >> reporter: yes, we are. and family members of the victim also showed up. we are here in the heart of downtown san jose where there is a heavy police presence. this shooting happened near a light rail platform. crime scene technicians are collecting what evidence they can. police say this happened just before midnight. a group of four to five men were walking in fountain alley and they say an argument broke out among them. one man took out a gun and started shooting. the victim was hit around four times. police say the victim returned fire at least once. the suspect ran away southbound on second street. the man that was hit walked away injured with two other men and collapsed on second street. the men with him ended up running away. >> we do have several witness reports saying that, that person was also able to produce a handgun. >> reporter: have the weapons been recovered? >> none of the weapons have been recovered. >> reporter: officers found a vic

ktvu's janine de la vega is there at the school now with pictures you won't see anywhere else. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. we were in shock. we could come here to simonds because we heard there was a fire at 4:00 a.m. the fire was already out but when we pulled up an hour later at 5:00 a.m., we saw a second fire and this is what is left of it. i want to show you exactly. this is garbage and debris. this is what we saw. two people were standing nearby. we saw one of them throw a pylon like this into it. and fire officials are telling us they are lucky it didn't spread. if you look up to the spree, you can see some of the leaves are singed. it's lucky it didn't spread. we did capture the suspects on video. we immediately stopped and started shooting video. this was in the courtyard of simonds elementary school around 5:00 a.m. these two people were near the picnic tables watching the fire and throwing items in t that's when i called 911. we got back in the van to drive on the other side of the school. we encountered teenagers. they claim they saw the suspects.

janine de la vega is live from santa clara to tell us what police are saying about the video and the se. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. police have video of the attack which is being helpful in their investigation. the footage that we were sent by a viewer is graphic, andens withs tell us that this -- and witnesses tell us that this attack was brutal and alcohol seemed to play part of it and we're still waiting to hear whether the video we have the video they have. here is the video of the confrontation that witnesses say took place right before kickoff yesterday afternoon. you can see a man wearing a shirt with gore's name and number, 21, he punches out another man in a 9ers' jersey. he falls to the ground and appears to be unconscious. then the suspect and another man in a niners' jersey start beating another man who also falls on the bathroom floor. the pesh who posted -- the person who voted the video said it was shocking and the confrontation said the victim failed to alert him there was an open bathroom stall. >> they were rowdy. they were going in ki

janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: we've seen people walking and people stopping at the growing memorial. you can see them standing right there. now, the teen died in the bike lane. this accident is causing kids to think about safety more as they wake their way to school. this boy rides his bike to school every day. as he approached mcclellan road, he had to pass the memorial. >> a little different every time we come on the street now. we'll know that something has happened. we'll be more careful and thoughtful. >> reporter: the candles and flowers are a sobering reminder. the sophomore was traveling in the bike lane in the same direction as a big rig truck when somehow he got struck and entangled in his back trailer. >> my children to go this school and bike at this intersection every day. it's very sad. >> reporter: these mothers who didn't know the team who wrong those who stopped at the accident scene to pay their respects. they don't want large trucks to be allowed on this stretch of the road. >> whatever it takes. we have so many schools. >> reporter: source urs told ktvu

reporting live from palo alto, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, janine. >>> we're learning more about a double shooting in oakland that left a young woman dead and a young man injured. it happened around 1:30 on 69th avenue near san leandro street. the two victims were riding together in a car when someone in another car opened fire on them. the victim's car crashed after the shooting. the 22-year-old woman was found dead at the scene. a few blocks away police found a 20-year-old man who have listen shot but he's expected -- who had been shot but he's expected to survive. one neighbor is frustrated by the violence. >> it's unfortunate these type of things are happening in our community. it's time for a change. we have to work together not only with the community but with the police itself. >> police don't have a description of the shooter or shooters or any information about the getaway. both victims are from oakland. investigators are trying on the to figure out why they were targeted. >>> in a rare show of unity all six of the mayoral

janine de la vega is joining us now from the scene of the latest understand accident. janine. >> reporter: pam. police are calling this a top priority. they have brought in additional officers to patrol these neighborhood. well are here on miller avenue. this is near monroe park. this is not the same area where a flasher struck earlier this week. here is a map showing the spots where a man has exposed himself in front of young girls and an adult female. now while the latest incident happened in south palo alto, the other two incidents occurred on the north side. the first case happened late monday afternoon. a 14-year-old was walking near private school when a man in his late 20s or early 30s in a navy blue pickup truck pulled up next to her. police say he had his pants down and touching himself staring at her. this sketch was releaseds of the suspect. then police believe the man approached a little girl. this time the victim told detectives the man was driving an older white volvo and asked if she wanted to touch him. and yesterday afternoon it happened to a woman in h

janine de la vega also spoke to his wife about his contribution to science. >> these are actually from some covers. >> reporter: that's how sharon's morning has been going, the phone rinning with congratulatory calls for her husband, william moerner. a 3:00 a.m. phone call woke her up with a person informing her her husband just won the nobel prize. >> are you kidding? she said no, i'm not. >> to hear that, to get that incredible feeling oh, my god. my heart is rushing. i'm totally thrilled and very excited for all of the workers in this field that are recognized in this way. >> reporter: the royal swedish academy of sciences awarded him for allowing new methods to allow microscopes to see fine detail into the nano dimension. for a long time, optical high crow scopes were -- microscopes were limited. scientists can see how molecules act within cell and researchers can track involved in parkinson ', alzheimer's as well as cell division inside of embryos. >> science is incredibly exciting. i'm very concerned not enough people are studying it. >> reporter: moerner's wife is proud. she spo

janine de la vega is live to tell us why the project is significant. >> good afternoon, tori.way from crystal springs reservoir. it receives water n from hetch hetchy. some of the pipes were from the 1920s and '30s. here is some video of the new bay tunnel that's under the bay. construction began in 2010 on the five-mile long pipeline. tunnel will deliver drinking water from hetch hetchy, san antonio to customers on the peninsula and san francisco. this morning, local officials celebrated the first waters to travel through the bay tunnel and into crystal springs reservoir. the need for seismic upgrades to the water system happened 25 years ago after the loma prieta earthquake. >> it's the first tunnel under the bay. it will take out of service two existing pipelines that go across the dumbarton bridge. it's really size mike resistant -- seismic resistant. >> reporter: today's ceremony was held at the water temple in san mateo county which was built 80 years ago to commemorate the first water to come from hetch hetchy to crystal springs reservoir. janine de la vega, ktvu channe

ktvu's janine de la vega is on the scene and joins us live to explain what happened. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. it's a very tragic accident. mcclellan road here is closed for a mile from bub to telling while sheriff's deputies investigate. we just learned that sheriff's deputies think they have a possible identification of this teenaged boy but they are still trying to notify his parents. sheriff's officials say the boy was riding his bike to school on mcclellan at around 8:00 this morning when a big rig traveling the same direction hit him. investigators say he was thrown off the bike and rig ran over him and kept driving. paramedics responded to help the teen but he was pronounced dead at the scene. he was wearing a helmet. those who witnessed collision tracked down the big rig and he stopped. >> investigators say he was shocked that he was actually involved in an accident. once he learned of that, he's been very cooperative with us. we're still trying to determine what he saw. what damage is on the truck, what evidence is on the truck

janine de la vega is joining us live from mountain view to tell us what this means. good morning janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. employees here at google enjoy free meals, transportation, among other perks. but the security guards who protect the campus here didn't even get house insurance or benefits from google. the mountain view voice is reporting that google is dropping its contracts from a security company that provided guards. the tech company will create 200 or part time full time security guards. the company says it values the service security guards provide because it wants to insure its companies are safe and employees are well taken care of. for security guards this should mean better living wages and hushes. there has been numerous protests held by the union that represents security guards and other in the service industry. they are upset that tech companies are not taking the initiative to hire them directly and offer them the same benefits offered by tech workers. google appears to be the only one following suit. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2

janine de la vega is joining us from the scene.> reporter: we are here on miller avenue in south palo alto. the other woman incidents happened on the north end of town. either the pattern of this seems to be changing or police are dealing with two different men. police have prioritized this case and brought in additional officers. the first case happened late monday afternoon. a 14-year-old was walking near private school when a man in his late 20s or early 30s pulled up next to her. he had his pants down and touching himself stairing at her. the sketch was released of the suspect. police believe the same man approached a ten-year-old girl the next night that was walking her dog a half a mile away from monday's incident. this time the victim told detectives the man was driving an older white volvo and asked if she wanted to touch him. yesterday afternoon it happened again to a woman in her 20s. police say she was riding her bike when a man pulled up in a newer white bmw, asked for directions and exposed himself. the suspect is said

ktvu janine de la vega is there. she will tell you more on the attack.t happened in a bathroom and it is all under investigation. stay tuned. >>> monday morning, october 6th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us this morning. it's just about 5:30. i was in the city yesterday. pretty hot. >> not as hot. it will be in the 70s. temperatures coast and bay are beginning to cool off a little bit. it will still be hot inland. the fog is there. it is being capped. extremely warm air aloft. 50s and 60s. very cool lows for some. yet hot highs. 45-degree spreads. higher elevations still very warm. menlo park has dipped to 51 degrees. high pressure large and in charge. the fog is back. it's just as shallow. fog, sun, still warm to hot inland but cooler coast and bay. 90s through the interior. 60s and 70s and 80s by the water. here is sal. >>> some of the patchy fog you mentioned in the forecast is appearing on the east shore freeway and also on the golden gate bridge. it's not really low enough in some areas. you might notice it thi

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> pretty cool pictures there. giants' fans have been showing off their team pride. you can see nora still deciding what outfit to wear. serena is already geared up and even big foots believes in the giant -- big foot believes in the giant' fans. this little fan is now split since rooting for both teams all season. now she has to pick a side. we have so much more coverage of the world series on our website. head to ktvu.com to see more fan slide shows or instagram your photos with the hashtag giantsto -- win. >>> you will need the orange and black sunglasses for today. tomorrow, it could be the orange and black umbrella. i'll explain that in a moment. giving you a live look at the mostly sunny conditions over at&t park. we have a fabulous day in store for today. temperatures already in the upper 60s to near 70. we'll hold there for the next few hours. we do have fog up along the coastline here. i do expect that to sort of stick along the coast for most of the day. if not the entire day. the rest of us, enjoying, ag

ktvu's janine de la vega tells us more about the suspect and the measures being taken to protect students. >> reporter: young girls are often walking along bryant street. the school is located here t was in the 1600 block that police say a man in a pickup truck started following a 14- year-old girl just before 5:00 yesterday. he pulled up next to her. >> she looked in the car. the male was fully exposed touching himself in an inappropriate manner. she turned around and called 911 and he took off. >> reporter: the incident has prompted police to increase their patrols. they will be focusing on routes heavily traveled by students walking to and from school in the northern part of the city near the town and you country shopping center. parents are glad to hear about the response but are concerned. >> it's scary. i have two daughters who go to the school, 11 and 15. >> reporter: police don't want to take any chances. >> it's something that we hope doesn't escalate and that we can catch this guy before he does it again or takes it to the next level. >> reporter: authorities want parents to tal

ktvu's janine de la vega spoke with them and the water company about the problem. >> we have to boilhe water and then put a few drops of clorox in the water to make sure all of the contaminants are out of the water. >> reporter: jerry has been living with contaminated water for the past five days, possibly more. his home on sidney court near the milpitas border is one of 300 homes that received a notice on the door from the san jose water company saying there was possible e. coli bacteria in the water. he received it at 11:00 last friday. >> i woke people up and let them know they were hanging them on the door. people don't check their doors when they get up in the morning. people were gonna drink contaminated water. >> reporter: san jose water says this all stems from a pipeline being replaced last week. >> an animal may have gotten into the pipe and maybe didn't get out or did something in there that resulted in the positive bacteria results. >> reporter: before the water was released from that pipeline into the system, it was tested and came back negative for contaminants. but on

ktvu's janine de la vega talked to people in santa clara county to see if they are motivated to if to the polls. >> reporter: outside the santa clara county registrar's office it's quiet. election officers have a booth set up. but in a matter of two hours, just tree people have come by to register. the deadline to cast a vote is 11:59. for some -- >> i guess i never got around to it in all of these years. it's not something i evwears interested -- i ever was interested in. >> just get your vote out there. >> reporter: inside the county office there were a couple of people trickling in. in san jose, one of the races will be for mayor. a survey found that dave cortese is favored by 34% of the voters, while sam liccardo is supported by 26%. 40% are still undecided. public safety and managing finances in the city are key issues. >> is i'm voting for dave cortese because i believes he represents the lack of services that we've had in the late eight years under mayor reed. >> i'm voting for sam for mayor because i like the way he thinks. he's not gonna ask for a ton of money. >> reporter: b

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. >>> a womanritical condition after a hit and run in vallejo. police say the woman was in the crosswalk on redwood street between sonoma boulevard and sacramento street when she was hit just before 6:00 last night. the only description witnesses were able to give was the car was a newer style compact car that was white or silver. anyone with information call vallejo police. >>> b.a.r.t.'s board of drethors meets this morning -- directors meets this morning about expanding late night bus service. b.a.r.t. is ready to pay for this project which could be up and running in two months. it would have a.c. transit increase the weekend, late night bus service between san francisco and the east bay. the buses would run every 20 minutes between 1:30 and 2:30 a.m. a lot of b.a.r.t. riders complain they have no way to get home when b.a.r.t. stops running at night. b.a.r.t. considered running its own trains later at night but the board said b.a.r.t. needs that overnight down time for track maintenance. >>> on

janine de la vega shows us the changes one hospital is making to protect the public and their staff. >> reporter: people stricken witheen are thousands of miles away but the possibility the person with the disease may travel here is something those in the healthcare industry are taking very seriously. the president of the nurses association in santa clara county has been hearing a lot from fellow nurses. >> they have that concern about what will happen if they do get the disease and if they are exposed to it and separated from their families. >> reporter: dave cortese brought his concerns to county officials. he wants to no whether the healthcare workers here are trained to handle ebola, medical waste left behind from it and if staff has the specialized equipment to treat the disease. there are questions about transporting exposed people or managing hubs like airports and train stations. >> the clock is ticking. we think this is preparedness that needs to happen in hours and days, not in weeks and months. >> reporter: at the board of supervisors' meeting, the head of valley medical c

now, ktvu's janine de la vega is there. this since the first incident earlier this week. she will be back in a couple of minutes to tell us what the police are doing to track down this man. stay tuned. friday morning, october 10th, i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. ve is concerned about the fog out there. >> there is a lot of it to go around. it's been there for a couple of days. it was held in check by an offshore breeze an high pressure. another system has to come in. it's very weak but the tail end will keep the fog going true saturday morning. 50s, 60s slow to rebound. it will be a cooler day inland. the fog will keep some very chilly, gray conditions by the coast and parts of the bay. drizzle. cooler inland. more 70s. a couple of low 80s. here's sal. >>> right now we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be busy. starting off with a look at the san mateo bridge. traffic is moving along moderately -- it's a little bit moderate on the bridge but it's heavy on 92 as i'm looking at my maps

janine de la vega tells us more. >> reporter: from dawn to dusk there seems to be a constant pattering of feet going up and down the grand staircase on communications hill. homeowners have gotten used to outsiders driving from other neighborhoods far away to use the steps for exercise. >> it's packed and crazy. >> reporter: visitors use up to already limited parking, leave trash behind and gets noisy but homeowners say the real problems start at night. some report they witnessed drug use and public sex. >> their behavior is not acceptable by any means. >> reporter: the vice mayor who represents the district received hundreds of complaints in the past year and-a-half and her staff is studying the problem, especially since developers are looking to build 2,200 new homes, a retail center and six more staircases. >> i think more development is ok, more staircases, i'm not sure. >> reporter: the worry more staircases will attract more people and problems. one of the issues the city is dealing with is the stairs are zoned public passage open to anyone so at this time curfews can't be enforce

janine de la vega was there for the dramatic rescue operation and explains how crews were able to find the woman. >> reporter: all eyes were on this coast guard helicopter this morning as it hovered over mount hamilton in the hills above san jose. their focus a woman from campbell who spent the night in this ravine. >> so right now we're calling it moderately critical, injuries to the lower extremities and abdomen and obviously she's been down there since 2:00 yesterday afternoon. so, you know, probably in quite a bit of shock zblfnth the chp says yesterday afternoon the woman was driving on mount hamilton road when her car fell 500 feet down an embankment. she was thrown out of her chevy which landed upside down. officers say the system in her car alerted them about the accident but they were directed to go to campbell and found nothing. the woman's mother filed a missing person's report with campbell police. authorities were able to track the woman's cell phone to this area of mount hamilton road and authorities searching overnight ended up spotting her car overturned down this ravin

reporting live from santa clara, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right.l, the 49ers now 3-2, they beat the chiefs 22-17. the game was alex smith's first time playing the 49ers in the bay area since he was traded. he threw a touchdown in the chiefs' opening drive. kansas city was leading 17-16 in the 4th quarter when the 49ers faked a punt. they picked up a first down. then colin kaepernick hit brandon lloyd right here. incredible catch. another first down. that led to a field goal. the 49ers hit another field goal to go ahead, 22-17. and then cox seemed it for the 49ers right there with that interception on alex smith right before the two-minute warning in the 4th quarter. >>> there are indications governor brown is about to back a candidate for mayor of oakland. governor brown, of course, is a former mayor of oakland. the campaign of libby shaft tweeted out the governor will make an announcement this afternoon at her campaign headquarters. we contacted libby shaft's office to get more details. but they were saying nothing. there are 15 candidates running

janine de la vega is joining us live now. you just talked to the san jose water department. what did they say? >> they told me they are going to have crews out here later this morning working to fix the problem. we're here on sydney drive. this is just off of piedmont and landis avenue. san jose water says they will be flushing out the water main here in this area because e. coli was found in the water. at this point san jose water officials have been able to determine that 50 homes on sydney drive and sydney court have tested positive to be contaminated with the bacteria. initially the water company had warned people at 300 homes in the area that they may have been effected. notices were distributed to those residents and people have been advised it's not safe to drink the water and if they are going to cook, they need to boil water. warping students and staff. san jose water says the problem occurred when crews were working on replacing a water main they say this is a rare occurrence and they will continue to flush out the water main and take samples. in the meantime peopl

ktvu's janine de de la vega is there and she will have more on the project easing congestion. >>> goodorning. welcome to mornings on two. i am tori campbell. >> good morning. i am dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. i ducked outside. >> oh, yeah? >> steve, it's a nice morning outside. >> there is a big cricket over here. >> well, clear. it is cool outside. there is a lot more 40s here. you know, i tell you, you know and i know if you have been out here long enough you can feel that breeze. you know it's like, man, it's going to be hot today. don't have that feeling. when you get 40s on temps this time of year it's hard pressed to get that hot unless we have a north or east breeze. there is a little component at the coast very nice. 85 in san francisco. they were 82 yesterday. not even close to a record. downtown oakland now again the breeze can pick up, if it does, that will send us into very warm temps. it looks like upper 80s and 90s. danville is 49. 49 menlo park. a lot of 40s in the north bay, marin county, mendocino county. la honda 67. foster city 52. there is very

. >>> welcome back, more than a dozen people from a tainting food incident, janine de la vega joins ushe hotel are reacting this morning, janine? >> we spoke with one guest and he told us he was surprised is he an upscale hotel and he can tell by looking at it, it is considered a luxury hotel which caters to business executives. they were called down the street at redwood shores just before noon and more than 12 had to be taken to the hospital after getting sick from heating -- eating something, all of them were guesting attending a convention, most of them were treated and had been released from the hospital. they are very concerned about the wellbeing of the guests and they are working to understand the cause. other guests are taking the news in stride. >> they go as a general rule but going through that, that is not going to, that is not going to change. >> this is not the first case of food born nil necessary, they were attending a dinner there in 2008 and they used unsan tarry cloths -- unsanitary cloths and we put in a call to the hotel to see if any changes would be made and we

janine de la vega is joining us live.ou are at mccovey cove and you've got a man story that is different from most. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. right now it is quiet outside of at & t park but this place is going to be buzzing with excitement later on. fans are going to be rooting for the giants to beat the royals in game three. and one of the places where you can catch some of the fans is mccovey cove. just to give you an idea of what it will look like tonight here is video of the past where you see tons of kayaks are packed together in the water with giants fans. it's a lot of fun. all of these guys are keenly listening to the radio. listening to the game and trying to figure out where the ball will be hit. we caught up with one giant super fan who is known as mccovey dave. he has caught 17 giants home run flash balls and he's hoping to catch one tonight if it happens. >> i play mccovey cove like i'm an outfielder. any good outfielder positions themselves where it will land. being a math numbe

janine de la vega will have more on what caused it and why this is not the first incident for that particularber 27 october 27th, i am dave clark. >> good morning, it is 5:30 steve paulson is here and i don't want to talk about friday yet. >> it can change. >> it can change, it can change. >> it's nice now. >> yes. >> and some lows, a few upper 30s will pop up and let's take our attention there and it is a good thing there are some clouds, it looks like 64 degrees a little system clipping by and we do have a few high clouds to the north overall it looks like a clear day and sunshine for everybody, a lot of 40s here, san jose redwood city, half-moon bay, 43 in calistoga, we we'll see an upper 40 here and it is chilly out there, didn'tby sent me a facebook message, it is cold, we got them. temperatures, sunny and nice overall, big changes by the end of the week, 60s and 70s, and we are good to go so far. >> yes, good morning to you, we are doing well if you are driving or taking transportation it should be a nice commute and let's look at the commute on the san jose freeway and traffic is movin

janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> he was arrested friday in a high yacht hotel room along with 21-year-old britney hall. deputies describe the room as a dent of drug activity. >> we are talking about a small motel room and almost everywhere the officers looked, there was some evidence of either drugs or drug paraphernalia friend including methamphetamine, including prescription drugs. >> they were charged with several felonies including drugs and drugs for sale. he has now stepped down from his position. >>> police believe the body found is that of a missing man in belmont. the search expanded to shaster county after severalp reports much seatings. on saturday a body was found and the coroner will investigate. >>> they are supposed to make it safer to use a cell phone behind the wheel. two studies suggest that is not the case. here are more on the eye opening findings. >> reporter: the voice activated smart phones may be doing more harm than good. call desk. of course we use them a lot and it could be more dangerous and simply picking up the phone and making that pho

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> happening today, half-moon bay is hosting the 41st world championship weigh off. and this is new video from this morning where growers are reap willing for the officials weighing in at 7:00 a.m. and we are taking you there live this morning and we will be there, this year they are and you can see they are still getting water to the very last minute before that weigh in. tara moriarty is down there this morning and she will get us a look at some of the and it a want a bay area beach and what the man was waring which made it very hard to rescue him. >>> five people were killed within four hours in stock and it, police need your help on these cases. >>> getting busier by the and pig change is looming and we will show you the fog flying up the coast, we will be right back. . >>> new this morning, former track winner oscar pistorius will find out if he will be sentenced to prison for the shooting death of his girlfriend. he was found guilty of the negligent killing, he is found for unintentionally but unlawfully killing somebody. typical s

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> 7:39.olice are not saying if they suspect foul play in the weekend death of a baby girl. emergency crews responded to a 911 call yesterday morning involving an unconscious child at a home near 66th avenue and flora street. they then took the 9-month-old child to oakland children's hospital where the baby died. police say they have talked to the baby's parents but are not revealing anything more about this investigation. >>> 7:39. no longer free. the parking at b.a.r.t. coming up, the change of policy at one east bay bart station and when it will happen at three others. ♪ >> you probably can't sing or dance like her. i know i can't. but you will soon be able to work out with her. after the break, the new collaboration with a major retailer. >>> we have to go from the beautiful to the ugly. let's go to highway. we have to go do it. not doing very well. i think we have it here. you can see it's slow all the way out to 680 at 242. we'll run this down for you straight ahead. >>> if you thought i

janine de la vega joining us live now from san jose.e been talking to people to see if they might want to use this. >> reporter: good morning. we just spoke with a man who says he's been waiting to use apple pay. he has no problem getting rid of his wallet and instead treating his phone as a mobile wullette and panera is one of those places r where you will be able to use apple pay. this restaurant is one of the retailers on board to use this payment. >> your total $23.78. >> reporter: apple claims it's a simple, fast and secure way to pay. you put your credit card information into the iphone's pass book app. go to any store that accepts this. point your phone at the reader. it scans and the transaction is done. for pal pay, visa, master card, american express and more than 500 banks are on poord and apple touting how secure it is to pay. your card number is no honger transmitted ahong a network -- along a network. >> i'm very interested in using it because i think it will give me more security with my credit cards. >> reporter: how so?

janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> it has been a year since he shot and kill andy lopez. he was holding a beebee gun and he thought it was an assault rifle. it prompted angry protests during the past year and this approaching anniversary has community members deep mapping oversight of local police -- demanding oversight of local police agencies. >> they need to have critical polus in funning an oversight. >> we can't be afraid of the people who are protecting us. >> the district attorney's office said they would not file charges against them, but a special task force is asking the sheriff to rethink to put him back on street patrol. >> they are tracking down a man who exposed himself inside of a grocery store. take a look, it shows a man with shaggy hair and a beard. police say he flashed a woman near marathon drive. meantime police in belmont and palo alto, they are also searching for a man who exposed himself but this description is different. this man is described as clean shave rent on elm come mean know royal. >>> people are go thing caught climbing national landmar

. >>> world series means big bucks for stores and janine de la vega joining us live from fremont wherearly to sell giants' gears. >> dick's sporting good and tell people they were opened at the series and there was a delivery man waiting to drop off more giants and they are expecting big business and take a look at all the activity at this t- shirt printing business in new york city. they were cranking out orange october shirts and they had to be working overnight into the morning to make sure they produce enough to knap up. >> it always gives a little bit of a whiff and it is pretty exciting. >> it is going to be black and orange everywhere and the shirts will most likely go for $25 each. >> back out here live, they will open at 7:00 a.m. and another spot sure tobies i are the giant's dugout stores check back with us and we'll see further down south, they will show up to snap up all of this gear, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> all right, jeanine, thank you. several san francisco police offciers were hurt when the world series celebrations became violent. a lot of p

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. >>> we wanttake you back now to the breaking news we've reported at the top of this newscast. a massive pallet fire continues to rage out of control in gilroy. moments ago, brian flores arrived at ferguson and cruz roads east of highway 101. brian, what can you tell us about the fire? >> reporter: hi, tori. good morning. crews continue to battle the fire. we saw the smoke as we were coming down here. it's east 101 near the premium outlets. as you can see, several fire crews are here. gilroy, morgan hill, calfire here responding to the three- alarm fire that started about 5:00 this morning. you are taking a live look at the ground shots here. you can see several pallets. but you are looking at older cars and a barn. it's covered up by smoke. you can't seep it but there's a barn -- see it. but there is a barn that suffered damage. the fire has closed off ferguson road from highway 152 to dunlap. highway 152 to 101 is the alternate. still unclear what started this fire. but again, fire crews several

ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live now from san jose to tell us what they are gonna talk about.rning, janine. >> reporter: good morning. well, in about an hour there will be a meeting here outside of the county building. supervisors have been talking to local nurses and trying to find out if they feel like they are prepared to handle ebola cases, while the santa clara county public health department says the risk to ebola to people who live here is rare, county officials are concerned. supervisors chavez and cortese have asked the county to update the board on the training of hospital staff and first responders on ebola exposure and medical waste. they also want the status on the availability of specialized equipment and the strategic planning when it comes to transporting exposed individuals and how to handle transportation hubs like airports and train stations. governor brown is meeting with california's largest nurses' union and in oakland, nurses will be holding a rally at the department of industrial relations to adopt stronger safety standards. the president of the registe

reporting live from mountain view janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> three doctors declare claireedhe oakland girl brain dead. attorney chris if for dolan says he plans to show a video of jahi moving her limbs and other signs of life. >>> time is 5:37. a television tamara man has tested positive for the ebola virus. the 33-year-old freelance news photographer was covering the epidemic. now he is being treated here in the u.s.. >> a cleaning crew hired to sanitize the apartment did not have the proper credentials. they were turned away. duncan's friend told cnn anderson cooper she hasn't been able to get rid of the bed sheets and the towels that duncan used. >> so you took them off the bed and put them into a plastic bag? >> no under the shower in the plastic bag. everything is on the bed. >> the liberian government may file charges against duncan if they find out he lied to get out of the country. before he left, he filled out a form saying he did not care -- saying that he did not come in contact with anyone with ebola. [ inaudible ] administrators blame the computer problem a flaw

ktvu's janine de la vega is live in san jose with the video that shows dozens of motorcycle riders basicallying a police officer. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we showed this video to a man who rides a motorcycle and he says he also drag races cars, and he says what these bikers do in this video just ruins it for those who do follow the rules. he wishes they would have gotten caught. here's the video that was posted on youtube earlier this week. it shows a pack of bikers doing wheelies and speeding on 680 coming from milpitas and passing montague sproir, heading into san jose. the video shows a chp officer on a motorcycle trying to pull over some of the bikers but they ignore the siren and refuse to stop. they continue to do tricks and the officer, who is in the right lane, keeps trying to get them to pull over. at a certain point, the biker pulled up to the officer who tries to talk to him but no one pulled over, eventually the officer rides away and the bikers wave goodbye. we showed the clip to people this morning to get their thoughts. >> it doesn't seem like he

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

reporting live from mountain view, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 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. d

janine de la vega is joining us life from san jose to tell us how many people are effected by this and done. good morning janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. people who live in this neighborhood near piedmont road can use the water to shower but until san jose water gets the all clear from the state, they shouldn't be drinking the water. crews will be out here at 8:00 a.m. to try to flush the water main out. here's the area effected. it is in north san jose. close to the milpitas border. the water company handed out notices to 300 homes telling them the water may have been contaminated with the e. coli bacteria. they have been advised they need to boil water. the problem was discovered when crews were replacing a pipeline last week and took samples in the area and found the contamination. after further testing, they determined the water is contaminated at only 50 homes on sydney drive and sydney court. >> they put the notice on the door early in the morning and i had already made coffee and things like that with the water. so i had no idea. >> e. coli is essentially a bacteria tha

reporting live from los altos janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 6:39.e are expecting another high tide early this afternoon. that could be more flooding for a mil valley parking lot. the parking lot at highway 101 and shoreline highway is what we are talking act. yesterday afternoon a high tide more than six feet sent bay water pouring into the parking lot, flooding some of the cars. here's video from last november when that area was flooded during high tide. cal tran sometimes will shut down part of the lot when the high tides are expected, but the commuters say there were no warning science yesterday when they parked their cars. today's high tide will come in at 11:58 a.m.. >>> some people woke up to an unusual sight until the sky over the bay area. lunar eclipse began just before 2:30 this morning. angle of the earth passing between the sun and the moon caused a reddish glow. it's called a blood moon. it was the second one this year. the orange red color comes from the red rays of the sun passing through the earth's atmosphere and lighting up the ful

janine de la vega was able to speak to his wife and joins us now.ting. >> very exciting. we're here at the home of william moneyer. as you mentioned, he is right now in a conference in brazil. so it was his wife here in los altos that got the phone call and she immediately called her husband overseas. let's go to that announcement. >> the royal swedish academy of sciences awarded murner the noble prize in chemistry for his work in developing new methods to allow microscopes to see very fine details. for a long time they were limited in how small they were able to develop things. scientists can see how molecules act within cells. they can track protein. and they can track cell divisions inside embryos. you got woken up with this news. how is he feel something >> it was really exciting. the call came in at 3:00 it was from a news agency. i said are you kidding? and he said no, i'm not. and i did have my husband's phone number in brazil because the iphone doesn't seem to work in brazil. >> what did he say? >> he's like what? i guess it was 7:00 in the

janine de la vega is joining us from san jose.victim's family members a short time ago. >> reporter: yes. they are grieving and they are in disbelief. they just came from the hospital. they wanted to come here and see the scene. the victim's aunt told me that he is 24 years old and friends were with him when he was shot in the chest and abdomen. there is a heavy police presence here at second street and santa clara. so that police can investigate. officers say this happened just before midnight. a group of young men were walking in fountain alley between first and second street and an argument broke out among them. one man took out a gun and started shooting be the victim was hit around four times. the victim returned fire at least once. the man hit, walked away injured with two other men and collapsed on second street. he was rushed to regional medical center family members arrived on scene in the last hour and they had just come from the hospital. >> we don't know the reason why. we do know that there was some friends with him.

ktvu janine de la vega is joining us from san francisco right at mccovery cove.? >> reporter: it's the calm before the storm right now. it is beautiful out here on the water. of course, nobody is here right now. none of the fans but this afternoon it is going to be packed with people and this place is going to be pumping with excitement. just to give you an idea this is what it looked like outside at & t park when the giants won the world series in 2012. fans were going crazy. now with game three there is orange and black. we met up with a super fan from los gatos who is known as mccovery dave because he listens to the games in his kayak. holes up orange signs with his inspirational messages. mccovery dave has custom made hat >> and then the rarest of those are the playoff home runs. there has only been one series home run. so i want to see the second world series giants home run come into mccovery cove. it will be incredibly special. >> reporter: mccovery dave has quite a bit of -- he will be meeting up with other super fans before the game. just to give you an