kris, sam? >> all right. we'll google it for you, bob. >> you can go to the game, take out a second mortgage on your house and you're good to go t-shirts, this is what they look like, "we own the pennant". with their backs against the wall, michael morse launched a game-tying pinch hit home run. that was a solo shot over the left field wall. to knot up the game with 3-3. and then travis ishikawa's turn to be the hero. >> travis ishikawa hits one into right! . the giants win the pennant! >> joe buck with the call there. that was a three-run walkoff home run, sending the giants into the world series. it earned ishikawa a spot in giants history, and lore as they go on to beat the cardinals 6-3. >> whilise ishikawa was the winr of the night, bumgarner earned the nlcs the most valuable player award. the giants may going to the world series, but little giants stole the show. we're going to show what buster posey's little guy had to say, coming up in about 20 minutes. >>> and we have much more on the giants winning

. >> i'm kris sanchez. the second nurse had close contact with the ebola patient who died last week when he was most contagious. 75 other health care workers who had contact with thomas eric duncan are being monitored for symptoms and clearly, the urgency is growing. nbc's jay gray is live in dallas with the latest, and a lot of questions and a lot of shock, jay, that this woman got on a plane knowing that she had been exposed. >> reporter: hey, kris, scott, yeah, a lot of questions unanswered. you're right, a lot of people frustrated, shocked she would get on the plane, including officials with the cdc. a lot unfolding in this story. let's touch on what's happening right now. the second patient is in isolation here in dallas right now, but will travel at some point, we believe, today to emory university hospital in atlanta for treatment. that, of course, is where the first two americans diagnosed with the virus in west africa traveled to and were successfully treated. there is a third patient who's been un

kris jenner has a new cookbook that's out tomorrow called "in the kitchen with kris" in which she droppedk with kevin and me. well, it got a little hot in the kitchen because we talked about everything. >> by the way, that's how kris operates, but what's going on with bruce? is he dating her best friend? kim and kanye, we talked about it all. >> but let's start with this. is bruce transitioning into a woman? tonight's top story, kris jenner on the record. >> i want to ask you about a couple of things in the media. >> okay. >> first, let me ask you. what's going on with bruce, because so many people say that he is transitioning. what's happening with him? >> you know, for me that's not my experience with bruce. he's a great guy. i love him. i don't know what he's going through right now, but he's -- i think he's just very happy, and i think every time he makes a

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia cannon. >> i'm sam brock. excitement all around. in case you missed it, bottom of the eighth inning, with their backs against the wall, michael morse coming off the bench, he's been injured. pinch hit and knocks that out of the park. morse sent a shot to tie the game. and bottom of the ninth, travis ishikawa ends the game there, a shot that just clears levi's landing, sending the giants to the world series. that. >> moment captured in today's "san francisco chronicle," the headline reads "giants walk off to world series" and proclaims them, what else, national league champions for now. >> they won the pennant, can't take that away. here's a live look at at&t park at 5:02, quiet now. fans have to wait another week to see their fans play there in the world series, because the giants open up in kansas city on tuesday and wednesday. and then they are back to san francisco on friday. >> and within minutes of the giants' win, graphic sportswear began printing the t-shirts. we open the pennant. shar

back to you, sam and kris. >> thank you, cristina.ning right now, final arguments in the sentencing phase of the oscar pistorius trial. the former olympic sprinter was acquitted of murder but found guilty of negligent killing. the judge is expected to issue a sentence early next week. he could receive a fine and walk free or sent to prison for 15 years. we'll be watching that. >>> the faa will ask lawmakers for more money this morning after that fire in illinois air traffic control facility that crippled air travel. the agency wants to upgrade equipment so it can guide planes by satellite rather than radar. it also wants to use runways better. the september 26th fire forced airlines to cancel thousands of flights across the country. you'll remember those images of people camping at chicago area airports. it also had that ripple out effect and affected travelers here in the bay area as well. >>> a very special punishment for former facebook president sean paymar after an environmentally unfriendly wedding in big sur. >> he was fined $2

plus is bruce jenner really dating kris best friend? >> how about this. >> people are saying tom cruise might be dating sandra bullock. some reports. we do some match making with the plugged in panel who guess with who. >> why apple will pay you 20 grand to freeze your eggs. "access hollywood live", starts grand to freeze your eggs. "access hollywood live", starts right now >> it is official. monica lewinsky joined twitter. >> her first tweet was here we go. i don't know. i'm worr

kris, make sure you're ready. little ones are going to need maybe an umbrella this year. >> ghostly poncho wearing ghosts. thanks, christina. the excitement for the game is building. we are now just six hours away from first pitch and nbc bay area's janelle wang is in kansas city, where giants fans are still optimistic they'll bring home the title. >> reporter: giants and torture go hand in hand. the series all tied up 3-3. tonight, game seven here at kauffman stadium in kansas city. it's do or die time for the san francisco giants. last night the giants, tough game to watch, they were shutout by the royals 10-0, even though the giants didn't win last night, fans admit it's been fun to watch this matchup. giants and royals, both wild card teams, making it all the way to the world series and playing all the way to a decisive game seven. we spoke to giants fans after last night's game. they remain hopeful and confident. >> game seven, baby, we got it. >> we thought we'd give kansas city one more night to enjoy the w

>> reporter: good morning, kris. well, it's definitely something that's on everybody's mind, because as we all know, earthquakes happen unexpectedly. they can happen during our daily routine, but also while we're sleeping. that's why it's important for children and adults to know exactly what to do if an earthquake happens, and that's exactly what happens here at the tech innovation museum in san jose. over 200 students heard a quick presentation of what to do, then they took part in a drill, where they practiced how to duck, cover, and hold for a few seconds while that earthquake was happening, that simulated earthquake, because it was only a drill. it was interesting to see the reaction, because although the kids knew it was only a drill, they treated it as the real thing, they ducked under the table and covered their heads. students i spoke to said they learned valuable information and are not afraid of an earthquake happening. >> i'm going to caover, then i' going to learn it, then i'm going to tell my mom and da

. >> and i'm kris sanchez. president obama today named a point man to lead the battle against the deadly disease in the u.s. nbc's jay gray joins us live from dallas, where officials are trying not only to contain the situation, but also going forward the strategy is the best possible. good morning, jay. >> reporter: no question about that, kris, sam, good to talk to you. looking to coordinate efforts and come up with some definitive plan against the fight against the deadly virus. today president obama has appointed someone he calls a proven leader, but critics say someone who has no real health care experience as the new national ebola czar. this afternoon, president obama has appointed former chief of staff for vice president biden to head the national effort to stop the spread of ebola in the u.s. that news as amber vinson continues her treatment at emory university hospital right now and nina pham seen here in a new video from inside the isolation unit at texas health presbyterian hospital is now being car

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kris van cleave in ottawa. thank you, kris. >>> hours after the attack in ottawa, a maryland man was arrested after he jumped the white house funs. unlike the security breach last month, the suspect was not armed and was immediately apprehended by the secret service. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: fox news cameras caught a man trying to fight off dogs. he jumped the fence but agents subdued and arrested him. he's identified from bel air, maryland. the white house was put on lockdown wednesday night as a precaution. the secret service recently added new fences and posted dagsal agent s around the fence. that came after a serious breach last september. >> gonzalez made it all the way into the east room with a knife before he was stopped. that breach was the tipping point for former secret service chief julia pierson. she resigned and joe clancy was tapped as interim director. gonzalez pleaded not guilty of charges to unlawfully entering a government building while carrying a weapon. craig boswell, cbs news,

scott, kris? >> all right. >> well, we both have the same question, bob, a couple years ago they didn't have porta potties. do they have porta potties this time? >> reporter: take a look. >> show me a live shot of the porta potty. >> reporter: there you go. live shot of the porta potties. they are bringing more in. they've learned their lesson from 2012. >> yes, we have learned our lesson. >> reporter: there's still plenty of space available. maybe come around 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon, things will start filling up. >> thank you very much, bob. no alcohol, bring your own food, yes, porta potty. >> that's what's going on in san francisco. let's talk about kansas city. >> janelle wang asked one giants fan who made the trek why she needed to be there. >> reporter: we are gearing up for game six of the world series. it's a beautiful day here in kansas city. the giants are ahead right now 3-2. they are hoping for a win so we can come back for another giants victory parade. it's do or die for the kans

. >> and i'm kris sanchez. the explosion happened less than an hour ago on sunnyvale avenue near north main street, again, walnut creek, not sunnyvale, west of 680. jodi hernandez just got to the scene. what have you been able to gather so far? >> reporter: i'm telling you, it's quite the scene out here. there are dozens and dozens of emergency personnel and the apartment complex is a mess. i'm told this explosion happened about an hour and a half ago, and it took out an entire portion of an apartment. two people were critically injured, with critical burns. now this explosion set off a two-alarm fire and it rocked the entire block. windows are broken up, up and down the street. i've got a neighbor here who helped direct one of the victims, also describes seeing one of the victims with his clothes completely blown off. that is how much impact this blast had. i'm going to put bob on the phone here. bob, what can you tell us? >> well, i was in my condominium and i was about a block away, and all of a sudden i hea

kris van cleave is in washington with more. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning, susan. that dallas nurse is now a patient in the same hospital where she likely contracted ebola. this as the cdc says it's now necessary for u.s. health care workers to rethink and review the procedures they're using when treating somebody with the virus. a dallas nurse has received plasma to fight ebola. from the blood of american doctor kent brantly who recovered from the disease. 26-year-old nina pham became the first person to contract ebola in the united states while she cared for thomas eric duncan, the liberian man who died last week. so far it's unknown how pham contracted the virus. officials at texas presbyterian hospital say she wore gloves, a gown, mask and shield while treating duncan. the cdc is investigating but believes at some point protocol was breached. >> enemy here is a virus, ebola. not a person, not a country, not a place, not a hospital. it's a virus. >> reporter: president obama is urging national security nd public health officials to take lessons learned from pham

. >> good morning to you sam, kris, everybody at home. if you're leaving any time between now and 7:00 a.m., you're okay. we're still a couple hours away from the shower activity reaching into sonoma county, but everybody getting a free car wash for today. this is not our only chance for rain as we get into this week. new week, brand new forecast and your drive is always changing. let's find out what's going on. some early morning road work out there, huh, mike? >> yes. we're looking over toward fremont with no drama here and no roadwork on this portion ofle 80. we'll look at the maps. we're not talking about 880, l milpitas. all green for 580. we'll give a live look out for the dublin camera and show you regardless of those speeds, you'll have a lot of company. you wouldn't be lonely right now and you'll feel less lonely later on. >> ibm will be making payments to santa clara base chip maker global foundries over three years that take a $4.7 billion write-off in the third quarter when the company reports its results today. ibm's chip div

kris live kris live y es que oficiales de la polica de palo alto dicen estar alarmardos porque el roboras este centro comercial estaba lleno de compradores y gente que usualmente vienen a comer. take vo lo que se sabe es que la pareja de ladrones tenan un arma de fuego con la que intimidaron a los empleados de la joyera. los hechos ocurrieron alrededor de las 4:30 de la tarde de ayer justamente en la joyera "gleim". la polica de la ciudad sac a la luz una foto del hombre quien fue el encargado de ordenar a los empleados a tirarse al suelo mientras que la mujer caminaba alrededor de los mostradores y peda ver varios relojes. cuando uno de los empleados los sac del mostrador. el sospechoso lo intimid con su arma. la mujer tambin estaba armada. esta pareja de ladrones se llevaron en su botn cerca de 25 relojes de lujo de marcas como: baume-and-mercier y breitling. las autoridades todava no han dicho a cunto asciende el monto de lo robado. y a pesar de que ambos maleantes estaban armados. la buena noticia es que ningun empleado de la joyera result herido. take kris live la polica de palo a

but as kris said, anything can cause that distraction. in l.a.e saw signs lit up that said "no problems" and that was slowing people down so they turned them off. there you go. right here no problem. a sign they should turn on the metering lights pretty soon. but we don't have them yet. fast track, you have a transponder and save a little time. the metal plates have been removed and the project suspended. a little build for north 87. over here for the tri-valley, right here at the dublin interchange with our live camera, right here is where it slowed down. maybe someone slammed on their brakes a few minutes ago. the golden gate bridge, a clear view right now. but this dry roadway and clear view, things are going to change a little bit later on, right? >> that's a good warning. you know we always get a little bit of a lunch rush out there. everything is still to the north of the north bay. we're going to hit 70 degrees later on today in the south bay, temperatures keeping cool. 64 in san francisco, the east short today at 67 and a comfortable 70 d

kris sanchez is live. good morning, kris. >> reporter: it's a nice place to exercise, you get to be out in the fresh air, none of that chlorine bleach smell you smell at the gym. but a will the of the folks say those who arrive here to exercise aren't always respectful of their community and that's why they're asking for change. not all folks are polite about how they exercise here at communication hill so they've asked their council woman to do something about it. she is proposing that the city council designate the city stairs off limits early and late. >> if we can designate it as a park land where it's only open between sunrise and sunset, i think that will resolve the issue. >> this has been an ongoing complaint for a while now. madison nguyen said the time to act is now because the developer who built this part of communications hill in this neighborhood, they have more housing in the works and more staircases planned here as well. the council is scheduled to vote on this matter during their evening

kris van cleave in ottawa. thank you, kris. >>> a maryland man was arrested after he jumped the white house fence. he was not armed and immediately apprehended by the secret service. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: fox news cameras caught a man trying to fight off dogs. he jumped the fence but agents southbound dued and arrested him. he's identified from bel air, maryland. the white house was put on lockdown as a precaution. the secret service recently added new febss and posted more guards around it. that came after a serious breach last september. >> gonzalez made it all the way into the east room with a knife before he was stopped. that breach was the tipping point for former secret service chief julia pearson. she resigned. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> a seattle area nurse is being monitored for ebola this morning. health officials say she is showing no signs of the disease but recently returned from africa where she treated patients. meanwhile the governor has quarantined six others wh

kris.. cuntanos! kris live a mucha gente le gusta hacer su ejercicio aqui al aire libre.250 escalones. y una bonita vista en la cima de la escalera. take vo pero la gente que vive aqui dice que no todos tratan su vecindario con respeto. hay vecinos que dicen que los que llegan a hacer ejercicio hacen mucho ruido. y dejan botellas de agua y otra basura. y ademas, algunos vecinos dicen que han visto que algunos llegan no para hacer ejercicio si no, para usar drogas y hasta para tener relaciones íntimas. esta comunidad ha pedido a sus concejales que tome accin. y es por esto que madison nguyen pedir a la ciudad que designe a esta gran escalera como un parque. de esa manera, la ciudad tendría el derecho a cerrar esta zona desde que se ponga el sol hasta que amanezca... nguyen dice que es hora de decidir este asunto... porque la compania que construy esta urbanizacion tiene planes para desarrollar mas casas aqui. y con las casas, mas escaleras que pueden atraer a personas que no vivirían aquí. kris live el concejo tendrá su sesión esta noche, que comienza a las siete en la alc

good morning to you, kris and sam. we're talking about onstar technology that we understand sent out the first alert that the driver of that white chevy cruz had crashed yesterday afternoon, but unfortunately for this woman, as you can see, the car isn't very visible from the side of mt. hamilton road, where we're standing right now, because it was a good 500 feet down the embankment. it had been hidden by brush. this woman was stuck in her car, it was on its side from the time of the accident, around 2:00 yesterday afternoon, until around 5:00, 5:30 this morning. that's when authorities were finally able to pinpoint her location by pinging her cell phone. so we're talking about a good 15 hours alone for this woman, when rescuers reached her, they found she had moderate to severe injuries. it took another three to four hours to prepare her, extricate her from the car, and get her ready for transportation. they could have pulled her up the side of the ravine, the san jose fire department did have their search and rescue

i'm kris sanchez.h breaking news. a huge crash that is snarling traffic on southbound 680, just north of the 580 interchange. it happened just after 6:00 when the morning commute was getting started. we're told a truck flipped over and hit several cars sending debris all over the roadway and causing officials to issue that sig alert. within just the last few minutes, we've seen a couple of lanes reopen. traffic is backed up three or four miles. >> now we'll get a look at the traffic situation from mike. how is it looking? >> you saw that backup here. they scrolled before the wide shot and they're zooming back in for the status. the recovery has to recover 680, looks like at the off ramp area. on the map you see how jammed it is. south of danville is where the backup is. they will start to head back down. out of pleasant hill and concord. meanwhile west 80 an earlier crash has cleared and a new crash is slowing you down off the cartinas bridge. christina, that rain will affect things as well, right? >>

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kris van cleave is in washington. good morning, kris. >> reporter: susan, good morning. president obama says his administration will be responding to this ebola crisis in a much more aggressive way moving forward. yesterday the president met with members of his cabinet and otheren to advisers to discuss the government's response. he has ordered the cdc to step up and respond to any new ebola cases. >> as soon as somebody's diagnosed with ebola, we want a team, a s.w.a.t. team to be on the ground as quickly as possible, hopefully within 24 hours, so that they are taking the local hospital step by step through exactly what needs to be done. >> now, the president says the threat from ebola to the united states remains low, but house speaker john boehner is asking the president and the white house to at least consider a blocking ban for those who have been impacted by this virus. susan? >> kris van cleave in washington, thank you. >>> nurses want better training and protection to deal with ebola. danielle nottingham has that part of the story. >> reporter: 11,000 nurses towa

. >> and kris van cleave's in washington with more. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning, susan. it puts the death toll at more than 4,400 worldwide. here in the u.s. the nurse battling ebola is said to be in good condition and they're making sure they're, in fact, ready for new cases. dozens of people gathered to pray for nina pham. she contracted the virus while helping treat thomas eric duncan who died last week. >> the spirit about her says this, sh is getting along, and i know she's confident in the hospital as well. >> reporter: while it's not clear how she caught the virus, several unfeed nurses said the hospital was not prepared to treat ebola cases. cdc director tom frieden admits the agency could have done more to prevent the disease from spreading and now they will. >> we will put a team on the ground within hours with some of the world's leading experts in how to take care of and protect health care workers from ebola infection. >> reporter: president obama wanted the world to do more in the fight against ebola at

kris, what did officers tell you? >> reporter: they're saying it's a great thing they had surveillance cameras. they had ordered employees to the ground after his partner in crime, a woman, walked in and asked to see some watches. when the employees took the watches out of the case, the man pulled the gun. so did the woman. i'm confident we're going to put in a lot of effort toward solving this one. >> the thieves made off with a lot of high-end brands. police are not putting a price tag on this heist just yet. but the good news is that though those employees were ordered to the ground at gun point, none of them were m ut. and this appears to be a u.s. postal service head dress. >> kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much for that, kris. >> new this morning, part of san francisco's knowy developy prms a one-block radius was shut down to remove the device. >> a disconcerting story this morning. a chp officer in dublin could face charges for allegedly sending nude pictures of a dui suspect from her phone

kris sanchez is joining us. she says the hospital was not prepared to handle ebola. >> she said they were not prepared when thomas duncan walked in and a couple weeks later when one of their own came down with symptoms. texas presbyterian nurse briana aguirre says there was chaos and two weeks later as they shared for nina pham, they were not prepared. briana spoke with matt lauer and said that thomas duncan was with several patients for three hours and it was hours before the cdc was contacted and the hospital's own specialists didn't know what to do and nina pham was wearing layered protection but the swath of her neck exposed. when she asked for more guidance and never got it. the mother of two is speaking via skype. if she develops symptoms, she doesn't want to go to texas presbyterian where she has worked for three years. >> knowing what i know, i would do everything to refuse going there. i would feel at risk going there. if i don't have ebola, i may contract it there, is how i actually feel and i would do

kris? >> thank you very much, steph. >>> we are following another developing story in san francisco this morning, as well, one person was found dead in this apartment complex, where carbon monoxide alarm apparently went off for hours in the city's parkside neighborhood. firefighters arrived at 5:00 this morning and quickly evacuated that building. no word yet on where the deadly gas came from, but the investigation is underway. >>> we're also waiting for the names of burglary suspects involved in a police shooting near at&t park. this happened just blocks from the park just as last night's giants game was ending. investigators say police officers who were monitoring the crowds from the ballpark saw three men break into a mercedes suv. then police say the men returned to the car, officers approached those suspects, they say the driver had a handgun, refused to put it down, one officer opened fire, killing the driver, wounding the man in the back seat. the third man tried to run off, but was

kris van cleachris vakris van cn with more. good morning. >> good morning. people across the country are expressing anger and shock over what happened yesterday and many are asking the same question. how did a gunman get inside the parliament building. just hours after an attack on an honor guard standing guard, the country's prime minister called the violence an act of terror. >> we will not be intimidated. canada will not be intimidated. in fact, this will lead us to strengthen our resolve and double our effort. >> a gunman killed the honor guard. politicians locked themselves in meeting rooms. h was killed by the sergeant-at-arms. the president spoke with the prime minister last night. >> i pledge as always to make sure our national security teams are coordinated very closely.

good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning. i think the question when a young person is killed is always why did this happen and grief counselors will be here for the students arriving in cupertino high school today. friends and family left a memorial not far from the tracks and certainly not very far from this high school. candles, flowers and kind words in memory. there are other questions this morning whether or not that kind of dump truck or gravel truck didn't see the teen. it looked like the teen was struck not on the front side of the truck but along the back side of the truck's trailer. >> we're going to go through his cell phone to see if he was distracted. >> one city councilman said perhaps creating some sort of shuttle services for students so they can get to school more safely. five other students this year have been hit by cars but this is the first fatality. >> we apologize for kris's shot breaking up just a little bit. >> in santa clara county, the human trafficking committee meets today to try to help victims.

kris van cleave cbs news, washington. >> the cdc says the second ebola patient is in isolation. the patient is being interviewed about any contacts that could lead to other exposure. >>> an outburst on an l.a. city bus made passengers think they could have ebola and cost taxpayers thousands of dollars. we told you yesterday about a man shouting he had ebola. that forced the public health department to quarantine the driver and scrub the bus. >>> the giants seem to be inventing new ways to win. >> yeah! whoo. >> >> giants fans went while when brandon crawford had a walkoff. they chipped away in the 7th when there was a foul ball that tied the game. bottom of the 10th gregor blanco with the perfect bunt. choate throws it away and watch crawford the local boy come home as the giants win the game 5-4 in 10 innings. >> here we are just finding ways to win. we are not flashy. we don't have the big super name guy that extravagantly famous or what know, you know what i mean? we just have a bunch of guys that are role players. we know what we can do and stick with it. >> it certainly is

in cupertino, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. >> a wrinkle to disaster preparedness you may not have heard about. local animal lovers can learn about preparing their pets for a disaster. the east bay spca will talk about how to make a local kit for your pet and how to take care of your animal in a disaster. it takes place tonight in dublin from 7 to 9 p.m. >> a live look at a quiet civic center plaza in san francisco this morning and kauffman stadium already shining in the sun this morning. >> we are all running out of orange outfits but we're no less enthusiastic this morning than last. we're all giants fans. we begin with our very own janelle wang. she is with the team in kansas city. the giants did not want this to go to a decisive game seven. let's keep it here and win tonight. >> reporter: good morning from kansas city. a beautiful day, the sun is shining, we've got blue skies. did have a little drizzle last night but it's clear today. the giants hopefully rested up, they arrived yesterday afternoon and came right here to kauffman stadium for a light workout. we

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first, we check in with kris sanchez. investigators are demanding answers. >> we just listened to a press conference out of cleveland involving the dozen of nurses on paid leave because they traveled with the second ebola victim. this is the live press conference coming out of cleveland where the head of infectious disease at metrolink puts their nurses on leave to decrease the anxiety that people are feeling. she explained that 99.5-degree temperature that vinson was displaying is actually normal for people, especially in the evening at not necessarily a fever. now, in addition to this press conference this morning, we now know that those 13 nurses are on leave. also in the last hour, a flight from lagos was grounded after complaints of a shiver, headache. amber vinson is now in atlanta at emory university for treatment. the congressional committee that is asking for answers is going to be hearing from the cdc and also hospital leaders from texas presbyterian hospital in dallas. "today in the bay"'s chris pallone is live

i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. >> happening now, after sieving as two-time vice presidential chief of staff, ron klain takes over the fight to combat ebola. klain's duties include leading decision making process when it comes to how the nation should respond and prepare for the spread of the virus. new rule goes into effect, restricting which u.s. airports people can fly into from certain west african nations than affects travelers from liberia, sierra leone and guinea. now they can only enter the united states through one of five airports doing special screenings and fever checks for ebola. nbc photographer who got ebola while working with dr. nancy snyderman in west africa is free of the virus and could be allowed to leave the hospital today. coming up in 40 minutes, "today in the bay's" tracie potts will have a live report from washington, d.c., on the latest effort to contain the spread of ebola and reports of a possible new case of ebola in the united states. >>> 5:01. investigators are looking into what cause

>> reporter: good morning to you, kris. actually, because it's so complicated, both sides had so much to say, it is still going on right now here at the state building in the auditorium, where we have a lot of people involved. here on the steps, though, is where the san bruno mayor demanded big changes after learning the u.s. attorney's office has opened up an investigation into pg&e and the puc's communications with the focus on how pg&e allegedly tried to shop for a judge who would rule in the company's favor. the hearing began two hours ago. the city of san bruno sued the puc, including 41 e-mails between the pg&e and commission that demonstrates what it says is collusion, five years worth of 65,000 e-mails between the two groups and released some of those that it acknowledges broke rules. not everyone was privy to the information, and pg&e just yesterday released additional e-mails deeming them inappropriate and in violation of rules. michael florio allegedly helping to help the utility land a good judge in the case fro

. >> kris van cleave here in new york. thank you very much, kris. >> you can see the full and updated list on our website, cbsnews.com. >>> law enforcement officials are looking at computers and talking to friends of three teenaged girls. they were picked up in germany when they were suspected of maybe trying to join isis. >> reporter: the teens were able to board a plane that took them from denver to frankfurt, germany. but no further. there they were detained by the fbi after the u.s. consulate was notified they were headed that way. he spoke with friends of the girls' parents. >> i was shocked. we thought that the boys were easy targets. >> reporter: there were two so i mali and one sudanese-american teens, about 16 years old. they were detained in frankfurt and head to turkey. they apparently told family and officials they were going to study in turkey. instead they were going to cross and fight with isis. >> have a brainwashing and go to another place and somebody give them bad idea. >> earlier this year shannon conle

. >> and i'm kris sanchez. a crime spree that hit one community is now happening in another community. thieves are targeting asian-americans, snatching their gold chains right off their necks. bob redell is live in santa clara. bob, the question now is do police think the two sprees are related? >> reporter: absolutely they do. santa clara police does, so does sunnyvale. that's why both agencies are working jointly together to try to solve the 35 gold chain robberies that have taken place since may in locations along the borders between those cities, including here at monroe and los padres. another locations include bing drive and homestead road and the el camino at lawrence expressway. police believe the crimes are related not only because of the general vicinity, but the suspect descriptions are similar and they always target the same kind of individual, mostly women of asian descent who wear a lot of gold jewelry around necks and wrists. this is surveillance images from one of the attacks in sunnyvale. the s

kris van cleave, cbs news, new york. >>> superstar michael phelps is apologizing for driving drunk.e was arrested on tuesday in his hometown of baltimore. police say he was doing 58 miles per hour in a 45-mile-per-hour zone and he failed a field sobriety test. phelps says in a statement he takes full responsibility for his actions. >>> and an unusual invasion in alaska. an estimated 35,000 pacific walruses are crowding the beaches in the northwest part of the state. officials say because of global warming they can't find any ice to rest on, so they're coming on shore in record numbers. >> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the director of cdc answers questions about the first case of ee bee la in the u.s. plus new jersey governor chris christie blasts president obama during his interview on "60 minutes." >>> and maggie cue will be in studio 57 to talk about her new movie "stalker." that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. "eyewitness news" begins with breaking news from atlantic city, flames sweep through several b

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. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon this morning.earlier to not act on same-sex marriage is causing a lot of confusion. four days later couples in states where marriage is supposed to be legal still can't get licenses. tracie potts is following this story live from washington. a lot of these states seem to be tied up in legal limbo and a lot of folks just want to say i do. >> they are. we saw this in the bay area with california, one at odds with another and now we're seeing it on a national level where people who live in certain states who should be able to marry, according to what the court did not do earlier this week, they're not taking it that way at all and some places like idaho, people actually had their licenses in hand and then there was a stay. the supreme court put everything on hold after that lack of decision on monday. there's been a lot of back and forth between the supreme court, local courts. in nevada there was a change overnight, there were a number of county clerks there who were holding up those licenses until a

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i'm kris sanchez. today marks 25 years since the loma prieta earthquake. many people in the bay area will remember that devastating day today. at 5:04 in the evening, 6.9 earthquake shook the san francisco bay area and the monterey bay. the devastating quake lasted just 15 seconds, but caused lasting damage. both the bay bridge and the cyprus freeway collapsed and 63 people were killed. it also caused billions of dollars in damage. >>> interstate 880 is open in fremont this morning, but last night a different story. police shut down the freeway around the mowry avenue exit to look for an armed suspect connected with a recent violent crime in fremont. officers did not find the suspect but reopened the roadway around 10:00 last night. >>> and the giants are headed back to the world series. travis ishikawa with the walkoff home run last night, beat the cardinals. up next for the g minnesota m , -minnesota the kansas city royals. game three and four back at at&t park next friday and saturday. >>> and now m