game time at wrigley field is 6:15 p.m. >>> i'm lisa chan. yesterday, the ceo of backpage.com was arrested. 55-year-old karl ferrare was taken into custody when he landed in houston on a flight from amsterdam. thousands of children why trafficked for sex through back pay doesn't come. adults and children were forced into prostitution. the ceo of back page carl ferrer was taken into custody yesterday. there are almost 3,000 cases of suspected child sex trafficking through backpage.com in california alone. >> backpage.com seems to have knowingly and willingly allowed women and children to be exploited in return for its own financial gain. >> court documents so the website received $50 million in 29 months in california. authorities are in the process of shutting down the dallas based site. investigators say there are victims from around the world. and an attorney representing backpage.com says the company is expected to issue a statement today. if the convicted the ceo faces up to 22 nicer years in prison. live in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix

live in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> thank you, lisa. let's take a look at traffic.now 6:57. let's head to the dumbarton bridge here. westbound 84 at the midspan of the bridge. there is a four-car crash out there still blocking lanes. crews are on the scene on the way to the scene when you have someone stuck in their vehicle because of that crash. moving over to palo alto, southbound 101 before oregon expressway that is the exit to stanford. there's a four-vehicle crash out there blocking the two left lanes. crews are trying to clear the scene. but traffic is moving very slowly at just 12 miles per hour. now, also to the peninsula. the san mateo bridge hayward to foster city will be a slow commute from about 25 minutes between 880 and 101 there. and then also westbound 80 at gilman street, the three vehicle crash moved to the side here but very slow if you are heading from crockett all the way down into the maze. roberta, how's the weather? >> oh, my, i win! i win! [ laughter ] >> i just found the money shot! oh, my goodness! this one is from sutro tower. we're looki

kpix 5 lisa chan join us live from san francisco where the giants and the chicago cubs will play again, later today. lisa? >> that's right, good morning, kenny. well, baseball fans are probably pretty tired this morning, and the giants and cubs game didn't end until 11:45 last night. >> if the giants win the game, at 5:00 eastern, 2:00 pacific. it is a drive to right. and the giants will win tonight! here is crawford with the winning run. >> and san francisco survives. >> those are the cheers after joe panek's game winning double in the 13th inning. this ended the five-hour game. fans say it was a rollercoaster night. but the giants facing elimination in the national league division series. but fans say they never lost hope. >> to win a game like that in the 13th inning, for your team, when your back is against the wall like that, it is definitely up there. just the thrill of, you know, doing it, it is pretty special. >> chicago leads the best of five series 2-1. game four is today, it starts at 5:40 this evening here at at&t park. live in san francisco, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> 11 minut

lisa chan joining us live from san francisco, where the giants are going to host the chicago cubs again tonight. lisa? >> hi, anne. a long night for baseball fans but in the end the giants were able to pull through with a win. >> the giants win that game, it is 5:00 eastern, and 2:00 pacific. a drive to right. and the giants will win tonight. here is crawford with the winning run. >> and that was joe panik's game winning hit, the giants were facing elimination in the national league division series, but even when the chicago cubs led the game early 3-0, giants fans say they never gave up hope. and then joe panik had a game winning double in the 1 -- 13th inning. pretty dang good. can't say enough about the group of guys we have, man. to watch everyone battle, and i mean, not give up, i mean we are hard to kill. >> and panik's hit a five hour game at 11:45 last night which is 1:45 in the morning in chicago. and game four is tonight, at 5:40 here at at&t park. chicago leads the best of five series, 2-1. live in san francisco, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> all right. >> we will be watching. >> yes

live in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> attorneys have filed a claim seeking $18 million from the city of san francisco in connection with a law enforcement sex scandal. the attorneys representing 19- year-old woman who is at the center of the scandal officer officers from several bay area agencies. she said she had sex with a number of men in law enforcement while she was underaged as a prostitute. the specific claim accuses three san francisco police officers and their supervisors of taking part in or covering up such activity. >>> san leandro police say a home they had recently gotten a lot of complaints about turned out to a brothel. the house is on aloha drive near ian court. detectives say they went undercover and responded to one of the woman's ads online. neighbors complained a lot of men had been coming and going from the place at all hours. >> during the operation there was home invasion robbery that was reported to us just two weeks ago. but that turned out to be unfounded. it was actually johns that were inside that didn't want to pay for the services that they went th

kpix 5's lisa chan is live out newsroom on a concord woman's frightening encounter with a clown. lisa >>> reporter: a bay area mother is shocked a man dressed as a clown tried to grab her baby girl. at 1:00 yesterday afternoon, tiffany martin was at a bus stop at willow pass road and waterworld parkway. she just had lunch with her daughter at a denny's in concord when a white man with dark hair covered by a curly blue wig wearing a fuel clown suit struck up a conversation with her. concord police say the two spoke about recent clown sightings that have received national attention when suddenly the clown grabbed the baby girl's arm. >> we were standing there. he was playing with her. he thought he was going to kiss her hand. instead he pulled her arm literally. so i pulled her on back and i kicked him. >> we take this very serious. i mean, this is a total stranger who walked up and grabbed a one-year-old child and tried to forcefully remove her from her mother's arms. >> reporter: the clown is still at large. he was last seen running down willow pass road. witnesses who spotted the

more now from kpix 5's lisa chan. >> reporter: about two dozen community advocates, family members and supporters gathered together in honor of luis gongora, a homeless man shot and killed by police 6 months ago. >> it's unjust that a family member, a cousin, was killed. he was only here to work and make a living for his family. >> reporter: gongora was shot and killed on shotwell between 18th and 19th streets by his tent in a homeless encampment. officers fired 7 shots. police say they fired in self- defense because gongora lunged at them with a 13" knife. >> we know based upon eyewitness statements, we know based upon video evidence, we know based upon the physical evidence, that mr. gongora did not do those things. >> reporter: today the family filed a federal civil lawsuit against the san francisco police department. >> we're focused on making sure that this does not happen again in the streets of san francisco. >> that was lisa chan reporting. we just received a statement from the deputy city attorney in san francisco. he stated that several witnesses confirm gongora lunged at an

in oakland, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> if you are just tuning in and wonder what is going on, we are live at levi's stadium [chuckling] where just behind us, how exciting, the 49ers cheerleaders took to the field. >> five hours to kickoff and everyone is definitely excited here in the stadium. >> yes. >> meanwhile, bay area sports fans and particularly giants fans are still believing right now. >> yes. giants fans are. the team is headed to chicago to face the cubs in a national league division series. >> 1-1, flyball well hit right field bruce is back, and it's gone! >> conor gillaspie's home run accounted for the only runs last night as the giants beat the mets 3-0 in the wild card game in new york. >> and, of course, that led to a big champagne celebration for the players after the game in the clubhouse. they will next face a cubs team with the best record in the national league this season. >> all right. here's a look at the schedule for the first of four games of the best-of-seven series: four w n san francisco, monday and tuesd ill ahead: just when games one and two friday and satur

in san pablo, lisa chan, kpix 5. >> officer zink is survived by his seven children. >>> a warning about this next story. authorities in el cajon have released some videos from the deadly shooting of an unarmed black man. we are going to show that video which can be difficult to watch. one is a cell phone video and the other is surveillance video from a fast-food drive through across the street. it shows alfred olango pacing in a parking lot as police officer confronts him. you can see him put his hands together to point at the officer and that's when the officer shoots him as someone screams. it turns out the man was holding an ecigarette. the city officials say that they released the video to try to end the violent protests. officials say the investigation is in its early stages. and evidence is still being collected. >>> this just in. we are hearing reports right now of a school bus shooting in chicago. the bus driver was grazed by a bullet as he was on his route. high school students were on board that bus. they were not hurt. police have blocked off the area and are collecting evide

kpix 5's lisa chan on the conflicting accounts of the shooting that happened less than 30 seconds after officers confronted the man. >> reporter: about two dozen community advocates family members and supporters gathered together in honor of luis gongora a homeless man shot and killed by police exactly 6 months ago. >> it's unjust that a family member was killed. he was only their work and make a living for his family. >> reporter: gongora was shot and killed on shotwell between 18th and 19th by his tent in a homeless encampment. police fired in self-defense because the man lunged at them with a 13" knife. >> we know based upon eyewitness statements, we know based upon video evidence, the physical evidence shows he didn't do that. >> reporter: today the family filed a federal civil lawsuit against the san francisco police department. >> we're focused on making sure that this does not happen again in the streets of san francisco. >> and that was lisa chan reporting there. >>> san francisco deputy city attorney sean connolly defensed the use of lethal force saying witnesses confirm the su