and also had next the creek at 38 and no. oaklandust updated at no. 32 this morning but just went to a 3 4 mi. an hour gusts win up a pretty windy as you walk out the door trade but to go above 2,000 ft. after in a community of the north hills east bay hills it is breezy for you down at sea level not so bad. certainly higher up the start of the winds are as what it looks out like at sfo it's nice and clear and we expected to stay that way as we work our way through the day wins changing now and seven onshore breezes will have an elite group marring their weekly typically do the pattern is which are coming from the north and the interior rallies pushing the marine layer now expects clear conditions a start with that's what temperatures will be climbing quickly as we head toward the rest of the day today. the bridges are right now looking at cool conditions '50s generally across the bay area bid upper tiers of used '60s out there but were off to a cooler start than we had yesterday morning at this time. the badgers as afternoon will lo

the oakland a's are out of the playoffs. they lost the wild card game against the kansas city royals yesterday. things started out pretty well for the a's. scoring two runs in the first off a brandon moss homerun. but the royals won out in the end. 8 to 7. a warning for parents this morning in the north bay. a man is trying to lure children into his car in petaluma. there's been at least four cases of attempted kidnappings since august. the most recent attempt happened monday near miwok elementary school. a 15 year old girl was asked to get into a car but she got away safely and called police. and a man in dallas is fighting for his life this morning. as the government has confirmed the first case of ebola in the u-s. federal health officials say the man got sick several days after arriving in texas from liberia. they stress that the virus is only spread through bodily fluids so people should not panic just yet. lee have hot weather on the way and some strong weather--winds already. >>erica kato here we have a live look at t

the three-alarm fire that damaged three homes in oakland. we're in the 4700 block of redding street just below interstate 580 where this fire was first reported about 7:45. and so ken, what can you tell us? >> reporter: you can see that they have about 60 firefighters on scene. take a look at this ladder truck and follow that ladder up all the way to the top. that is the home that has burned, as they will be showing you the fire from the background, which will be hard to see, but that's where the fire started spreadly quickly as this is how they describe how fast this fire moved. >> both houses, that house was on fire, it's the second one that was kicked hard. i mean in minutes that house was up in flames. >> reporter: he had just come home from walking his dog, running into his house to pull his children out of his home. after seeing the fire spread from one house or where that fire started to two of the adjacent homes as they say it was the heat essentially from pain -- they had the same down power line as you can see on this car as that wa

. >>> good morning, welcome back to the morning news, we are in oakland at the scene of a deadly shooting coming up, alex savage will have more on what happened inside of a nightclub that may help with key evidence. it is wednesday, end pam cook. >> let's talk about weather and traffic. did steel tell you, it is all down and it doesn't look like it has much of a chance. coming from north to south and it has given a northwest breeze to the coast and it has actually cooled down a bit. 48 in novato, even 50 in afternoon bay, 57, and there is some very warm and menlo park, it looks leak it is 76 unless you don't like a warm offshore breeze so we have great beach weather and maybe a little less out to the valley but here is sal. >>> steve, we are looking at a commute at the toll plaza which is of course about a 20 manipulate side but nothing unusual. no major problems as traffic continues to drive a long, westbound 580, nothing unusual it is okay in dublin and if you are driving, northbound 101, other free bays are together well let's go back to police. >>> ting are having outside of a downtow

wildfire prevention leaders today announced a new nonprofit group, the oakland fire safe council. this new effort marks the 23rd anniversary of the oakland hills firestorm. on october 20th, 1991, fire killed 25 people, destroyed nearly 4,000 homes. the oakland fire council says education is key to preventing a similar disaster. >> our purpose is to educate and motivate the residents of oakland to take steps to reduce the risk of wildfire. >> city officials say the most important lesson learned during the firestorm is the importance of maintaining a defensible space around homes. >>> take a look at this. wasted water on the peninsula from this broken hydrant in belmont, all damage caused by a prank. police tell us two high school kids shot the construction site dumpster down a steep hill. it sheared off the hydrant. officials had turned the water off and capped the hydrant. residents aren't too happy about that. >>> still ahead, as the boards go up, so does the frustration. a window smasher strikes again and police are asking for your help. >>> also ahead, a warning for nearly five

in the oakland hills they're actually taking action, a team of volunteers were out today beating back the dry brush just below the area that burned in the oakland hills fire storm back in 1991. the oakland fire department also plans to put patrols out in the hills just to be safe. >>> and the san francisco giants celebrating after dominating the pirates in a winner take all wild card game. abc sports director larry beal has more. >> such a contrast with the feel and tone of last night to tonight, last night, you know, we saw with the a's how things can really get out of hand, the giants took the crowd out of this game and beat the pirates. the big blow came in the fourth inning, bases loaded for brandon crawford. a grand slam off edison volquez, giving the game a lead. bumgarner in complete command, a complete game shutout. mad bum allowing four hits, a game that was really without suspense, they win 8-0, moving on to the national league division series, the giants will face the nationals in washington, d.c. that is a five-game series, game one coming up on friday in our nation's capi

. >>> another high profile endorsement in the oakland mayor's race. barbara boxer is now throwing her support behind city council member shaw. >> she has the experience, the credentials. she has a record that speaks to her word that is so needed here. leadership. >> yeah. >> senator boxer and her husband live in oakland part time. former oakland mayor and current governor brown has also endorsed shap. she is locked in a tight contest with kaplan. did you know there are a dozen other candidates in the race? new at 6:00, they told our mike sugerman they are sick and tired of being ignored. >> you know these people? they are part of what's known as lesser eight. eight gathered today to complain they aren't getting media coverage. >> this is from the official election website. >> he made a splash on national tv last night for his somewhat unorthodoxed campaign. >> i want to be mayor of oakland because god told me to bring peace to this earth and advocate people to conceal carry. >> god told you to do that? >> yes. >> with guns? >> yes. >> he wants everyone

the 19-91 oakland hills firestorm kild 25 people.. and destroyed me >>> this weekend marks 23 years since the worst fires in bay area history. the 1991 oakland hill firestorm killed 25 people and destroyed more than 3,000 homes. people who live there are still working to prevent it from happening again. tomorrow they will meet to announce the formation of the oakland fire safe council. their goal is to keep homeowners and their properties fire safe. but the council plans to do citywide outreach to help keep the fire additional down. >>> also tomorrow, needing to take stock of what went right and what went wrong in the wake of the napa earthquake. the quake that struck in august was the biggest one in the bay area to hit in 25 years. two months later, many people are still waiting for help to repair their homes and businesses. tomorrow's hearing is meant to find out what kind of emergency preparedness gap needs to be filled before the next one. representatives from the city anden county of napa are expected to testify along with emergen

this is just near the oakland coliseum. but often we noticed this a couple of days ago as well, they have been picking up the overnight roadwork at hegenberger and caused a little backup near the coliseum. they should be clearing that shortly. in the meantime very light traffic across the golden gate. it may actually be held up by some roadwork that's going on right now by the waldo tunnel. various lanes blocked southbound. watch out for roadwork coming out of san francisco. westbound 92 to southbound 101 closed until 5:00. detour signs are in place. bay bridge toll plaza "friday light" no delay from the east bay. mass transit on time. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 4:35 now. and thousands of bay area commuters will have to find another ride to work next week. bus drivers are the golden gate transportation district plan a one-day strike. there would be no bus service october 17, although the golden gate bridge and ferries won't be directly affected. the golden gate bus system serves marin, sonoma and san francisco counties.

raiders about a new stadium but none so far with the oakland a's. the city struggled to find investors to redevelop the site to a sports and entertainment hub. on tuesday the city council is set to discuss extending the exclusive negotiating rights deal with developers. >>> the bay area is showing off its giants pride. take a look. michael r from glen park elementary school e-mailed this photo showing the mascot after the win. he says he dressed up the moss scotts in giants gear to pump up the school spirit and it worked. very nice, and, take a look at this cute little punch kin. -- pumpkin. she is showing her giants pride at a pumpkin patch. >> we want to see your fan photos. e-mail them to ureport@kgo-tv.com or tweet them to us at abc7 news bay area. >> the als ice bucket challenge, that's last summer. today it was all about the walk and the high fives. >> here we go. >> woo-hoo. >> dozens of people gathered at heather farm park in walnut creek for a one and a half mile walk to defeat als. alan wong emceed the event. it raises funds for als associa

the oakland city council voted to allow his san diego company three months to come to terms with the raiders on a deal for a new stadium. and possibly with the oakland a's for a new ballpark on the coliseum site. he admits there is a lot of work to do. >> daddy war bucks is not sitting back and ready to write a check. as zach said a moment ago and as the major said in the beginning, this is a very complex opportunity. >> and the oakland raiders lease in oakland will expire after this season. >>> the mayor's of san francisco and kansas city have a friendly wager over the world series. if the giants win james will come to san francisco and sing with the glide memorial church choir. he all then serve food to the homeless. and he will send some of kansas is city's world famous barbecue and jazz. if the giants lose mayor ed lee will go to kansas city and read to third graders and spend along sour dough bread, ice cream, and phil's coffee to kansas city mayor james. and i'm curious, we were talking a little bit earlier during the 4:30 some other things we might sample. what would you throw

out towards the east bay, 78 oakland, san leandro. inland spots, you will still be on the hot side, 93, livermore. 90 in antioch. wait another day or two, you will start to notice a difference. accuweather seven-day forecast in the mid 80s by thursday for the warmest spots. mid 60s coast. temperatures start to recover as the wind comes around, becomes offshore over the weekend. low 70s to low 90s. it is going to be warm to hot with no fog around but at least it won't be another repeat of the heat wave. >> thank you. >>> get ready for a lunar h ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three pro

our media partner, the oakland tribune, reports they are looking at plans to boost its power to keep the a's and raiders and build new stadiums. one plan asks for the help of robert bob, who helped secure a new baseball stadium for the washington nationals after the team relocated from montreal. bob is a former oakland city administrator who pushed for a downtown stadium for the a's before he was ousted in 2003 by former mayor jerry brown. >>> the family of a stockton mother killed in a shootout between police and three bank robbers says gun fire from officers was excessive. the robbers took misty singh hostage at bank of the west in july, they used her as a human shield in a shootout that followed a police chase. her family's lawyer saying police knew there was a hostage and should have waited before firing indiscriminately at the get away car. singh's husband says their family is still grieving. >> they say with time things are going to heal, but for this family, it hasn't. we continue to live the nightmare. the pain is still there. >> the family has not decided if they'll sue the c

downtown santa school be about 86 degrees with near '90s crossing the bay and oakland. will be and '90s and the south and east bay as well. <>: reporter: whenever we get these high conditions with very low humidity people here in the oakland hills start getting concerned especially after what happened at the firestone in 1991. now the oakland fire department is doing everything they can to prevent something like that from happening agai

and it was on this day in 1991 the oakland hills firestorm destroyed 3,000 homes and killed 25 people. since then the fire department implemented new strategies, including better training and they have a fire station that top of the hill and the department bought new fire echingles to handle the streets in the hills. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. he was just skin and bones but an animal shelter was so motivated to save him that the the humane society say they were focused on rescue and not punishment. ktvu's claw keen w reports. >> he has won the hearts of the staff at the had humane society. they believe he is about six years old but the years were anything but easy. these are pictures when he arrived. his ribs were showing and infested with flees. >> never seen so many flees on a little dog. he would have problem died. he would have not survived the winter. >> this shows his first meal with him. they call it his freedom meal. his first in a long time. the owner didn't want to give him up so the humane society d done before. they figured out what the owner wanted and made a trade. >> they lik

once you get into the rest of your oakland exits, though, past 98th, this is right there on the borderween san leandro and oakland, everything moves better near the oakland coliseum to the downtown oakland exits. riding bart instead we have a little hiccup right now in some of the downtown oakland exits here, as well. a 10- to 15-minute delay and it's spread out across all directions. they are in recovery mode. bart says it was a signal issue in one of your downtown oakland spots. it's kind of on the mend so they hope to get everything resolved in the next half-hour. in the meantime delays out of downtown oakland had all directions including on the pittsburg-bay point line into san francisco and out to the east bay. here is a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks like the delays have even cleared out in the cash lanes. so no longer seeing any delay at all into san francisco. of course, no metering lights yet. and you just missed the lanes change crews. they were out there just a few minutes ago trying to get another lane open in the southbound direction into san franc

of oakland cleaning up blood splattered on the sidewalk. triple shooting that occurred hours earlier sot anna/works in downtown oakland: a man lost his life and it's disrespectful the city didn't clean up after him, it's a biohazard too police say about 1-30 sunday morning a fight broke out after a group of people left a 14th street nightclub in downtown oakland then gunfire sot davis: i didn't see anything, i just heard a lot of things like pow pow pow pow and people scattering running police say one person was killed two others wounded no suspects yet in custody sot rhonda davis/works in downtown oakland: i think there needs to be more polices, before the clubs let out , they need to be out here on the scene at the clubs, clearing up the traffic , just need to be more police presence period this is the second early morning shooting in less than a week outside a downtown oakland nightclub on wednesday a man was shot and killed outside this club at 11th and clay. sot matt jacobs/oakland resident: i do walk home by myself a lot so it's defin

another endorsement in the oakland mayor's race. former state senate leader don perata announced today: he's throwing his support behind port commissioner bryan parker. the latest kpix-5 poll puts the stockton-born business executive in fifth place, in the 15-candidate race. but with the city's ranked- choice election system.. he still has a chance. new at 6... a looming education crisis in oakland. half of oakland's public libraries could shut down next summer due to a multi-million dollar budget deficit. kpix 5's da lin says it s not the people you think... who would be hurt the most. most of that surplus will be used to hire more cops... but the library system is in a financial crisis... with 8 out of the 16 branches on the chopping block. pkg script: about 100 students from two adjacent schools make the trip everyday to this east oakland library. their schools don't have one.

the blue angels flying all around our city making their presence known before landing at oakland this afternoon. there were the first ones to land followed by this aircraft. known as fat albert. i did speak with a spokesperson out here as this so far as the process has been very smooth with the blue angels. people are excited to have them back. we'll come back of your life to the airport in to see one of them sitting here on the tarmac. this saturday and sunday at the airshow with the blue angels, they will be the start. at 4:00 each day you will see these guys final round. very exciting!. reporting live in oakland scott rates rick >> catherine: this saturday october 11th be sure to tune in to kron4. we will bring you the blue angels flying high above the bay area for the fleet week airshow. that is this saturday at 3:00 p.m. light exclusively on kron 4. >> catherine: ahead at 8 the head of the most elite private school in marin has been caught in a hotel with hard drugs and unconscious woman much younger than himself. also, what was supposed to be a romantic trip in a hot air blowing

the boy was airlifted to children's hospital oakland. no word on his condition. >>> this morning police are searching for a man they say inappropriately touched young girls at two stores in san leandro. as kpix 5's andria borba reports, the incidents happened within minutes of each other. >> reporter: san leandro detectives say they don't know if this man has offended before but now they say he is want for two counts of sexual assault against a minor. it started inside this walmart at 7:45 monday night. two girls who were in a different aisle than their mother when this man approached and groped one of them. >> she did the right thing and screamed for help. as she did that, the man took off. >> reporter: out of the walmart parking lot only to show up 15 minutes later at target at the bay fair mall and he had his target. another girl separated from her mother. >> we have girls that are under the age of 10 years old who don't know one another who are telling us the exact same story. >> reporter: he groped her, too. she ran to mom. mom confr

. >>> the oakland zoo along with other groups helped organize a

the core program. a lot of people have taken a lot of first aid, so oakland's going to survive the next one. st disasters in the country's history, this earthquake, that we could take care of ourselves. we could help each other. we were made of the right stuff. ♪ >> it's not broken! ♪ >> we leave you now with a final moment that reminds us all how proud we are to call this moment that reminds us all how proud we are to call this beautiful place home. ♪ this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants -- an attorney from brooklyn, new york... a phd student in economics originally from dubuque, iowa... and our returning champion, a romance novelist from weymouth, massachusetts... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny. our champ, this john, got into a flow, a rhythm on yesterday's program, made the game a runaway, and is feeling and looking much more confident than in his first appearance. we'll see how it works out today as he faces challengers once again. sarah and alexander, welcome. good luck. here we . and now the categories. you all know what that

the winning run. kansas city 9, oakland 8 the final. it was a big letdown especially because the a's were the best team in the majors until the long slump over the past several weeks. >> i used to be a red sox fan so i'm pretty used to gut- wrenching disappointment and that's about as hard as it gets. >> i think we should have won the game. 7-3 lead, lester the guy that we traded for? i don't know. 8-7? our bullpen didn't hold up, the story all year. >> that was the disappointed reaction outside ricky's sports bar in san leandro. major league baseball's website briefly had a big time blooper. a headline said that actually the royals had lost to the a's. just after the game ended they posted the wrong story on the website but, of course, it was quickly corrected. >>> the san francisco giants worked out in pittsburg yesterday preparing for their wild card game against the pirates this evening. travis ishakawa is expected to start in left field for the giants. travis ishakawa began the season as the pirates starting first baseman before re

an hour earlier this morning execrate the 3829 on tom mount tam oh no. oaklanddow to get the idea of higher you go in the hills when here is that we had reports out of sonoma county. but there was that some people are describing the when this morning in europe and the hills be sure to hold onto your hat as to how the door gusting pretty good temperatures mild start a lot mid-50s right now but later on today we will see that warmup considerably especially since it compared to yesterday. in some rtc widespread '80s are later in the afternoon quickly approaching the 90 degree mark today it a good foot or five degrees warmer than it was just read the warmup kits in today and really takes off into tomorrow friday. look at or temperatures will be this afternoon looking for a lot of the upper 50s and south bay. 81 in downtown san francisco lb, even in this city. across the bay nugget and 87 l be one of those days where a be a little warm along the lottery staff settled one find shade air- conditioning at some point high-pressure keeping the area clear that is the forec

the deadliest single incident happened on the double decker freeway in oakland. >> they're flying over the structure right now. that section of highway that connects to the bay bridge to 880. >> a ktvu news scene flew over the scene. two people were killed when the freeway crumbled. one driver who suffered serious injuries described what happened when family members came to visit her in the hospital hours after the cypress collapse. >> my brother sat down on a bed with me and held my hand and said you've been in an earthquake. i said oh, that's what it was. i had no idea. i just didn't know what it happened to me at all. >> disaster experts say the death toll on the cypress structure would have been much higher had it not been for the 1989 world series. many bheem would have been normally on the freeway were watching the game. they got off early because it was between the a's and the giants. it was going to be on television. 60,000 others were at the world series at candle stick park one of the lasting images is also this terrifying scene. the upper deck collapsing onto the lower deck

two window washers are rescued by the oakland fire department. this is a live look right now at the empty basket there. the rescued happened minutes ago on broadway and 11th street in downtown and the workers called for help when their platform got stuck no way up or down. after assessing the situation, a firefighter was lowered down to the men and the rescue plan was put into motion. it was determined that it was safer to pull the men up on cables individually and this is the look at how they did it a short time ago. quite a sight though as those firefighters were able to rescue the men from the platform. apparently each window washer was pushing off exterior windows as they were brought to the roof and you can see the way that they did it there with the cables, pretty amazing that high up. for more on the rescue, we are, um, trying to talk to the oakland battalion chief and we're going to try to get that person on the phone. but for now, the two men are safe after being rescued from this building. >>> new at noon, health officials are confirming

the push comes, as rents continue to climb in oakland. of san francisco housing. are coming across the bay in search of a place to live. councilmember dan kalb is behind the tenant protection proposal. in oakland people who work here can no longer afford to live here the tenants threatening as the stock the proposed law would give oakland authority to fine or sue landlords who violate the rules. short- term rental companies such as - air b-n-b - are now officially legal in san francisco. after months of debate, city leaders have voted to regulate and allow residents to rent out their homes on a temporary basis. residents would need to register with the city before joining sites such as air - b-n- b. the new law is meant to stop landlords from taking homes off the market. to rent them out on a full-time basis. this is all happening at a time when residents are struggling to find housing. e-cigarettes and smoking will soon be banned in parts of san mateo county. the county board of supervisors voted unanimously today. to add e-cigarettes to

getting into san francisco, no problems at the bay bridge toll plaza, clear on the oakland side. clouds hover above the east bay shore way. there's a problem for visibility highway 101 on the coast. right now look at san rafael and it's an easy clear view. southbound 101 shows a few cars. no surprises right now. back to our maps. south of the bay bridge, it's a nice easy drive right now. green all over the speed indicators. watch that coastal area as well. highway 1 through pacifica, through the south bay and tri-valley, typical patterns here. in san jose, northbound 1 01. and westbound 580 through dublin, we have your typical good flow of traffic and a very good speed here. we're at the limit at the dublin area. a little slower coming out of the at mont pass and that is typical. back to you. >> thank you very much. 4:56 right now on your thursday. police are now looking for a daring thief accused of posing as an i.t. specialist. details next. >> plus the local golf pro who molested his students and then tried to hire a hit man so they wouldn't testify in court gets ready to learn

now, the concord, north concord and coliseum, oakland airport stations are also a part of this. b.a.r.t communication officer says the fees will go towards cleaning costs and fairgate maintenance. and just take $1 to part weekdays from 4:00 p.m. the majority of riders say the small fee will add up in the long run. >> getting something. >> yes. we want to start charging something. >> the cost of living is way beyond what i earned and every dollar counts. >> here is the plan for when the fees go into effect at the 4 stations. concord station will charge right away. tomorrow, north concord station on november 12th and the coliseum, oakland airport station, november 17th. here, at the downtown hayward station they have not set a date just yet. by the way, bart does go back and take a look at the parking program, every six months. it is possible these fees can change. we are live in hayward, back to you. >> b.a.r.t began introducing parking fees 9 years ago. ranging from $1 to $3. the fee is steeper at west oakland at $6.50. >> no shortage of orange and black tonight at at&t park. som

fire department will supplement this effort by putting patrols on the roads in the hills. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> another bombshell today in the controversy surrounding san francisco's fire chief. >> today, the department's brass, even battalion chiefs made it known they, too, have lost confidence in hayes-white's leadership. wayne freedman joins us with the story. wayne? >> reporter: that's all true. joanne hayes-white is in more jeopardy today than yesterday. first she had the letter from the rank and file. now a potentially devastating letter from her chiefs, from her management team, to the mayor of the city of san francisco. they asked for her to be resigned or to be removed. >> i have worked with her and i liked her personally, yes. this is hard. >> reporter: in the opinion of battalion chief brian rubenst n rubenstein, it's time for joanne hayes-white to step down or be removed. he's a 24 year veteran of the department. that's his name on the bottom of the letter on behalf of 43 other chiefs. >> i have never seen morale this low. >> reporter: it's low becaus

station to the oakland airport. is nearly complete and ready for its debut perhaps as soon as thanksgiving. >> abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live from the oakland airport. >> reporter: i think you can see one of these test trains behind me. we have been watching them come and go all afternoon, about every three or four minutes. once the system is up and running, those trains will run every five minutes from the airport here to the coliseum b.a.r.t. station. it's kind of an eerie sight today because there is nobody in any of these trains, but that will change in a few weeks. still in the test phase, the new b.a.r.t. to the oakland airport trains are almost ready for their public unveiling. same goes for the signage, the escalators and the lights at the new station. the cars are streamlined. they run on rails that also have rubber tires. there are few seats and lots of room for luggage but no operate or as everything will be controlled remotely. >> we are just in final testing. >> reporter: b.a.r.t.'s molly mca

the experienced trainer says buttons didn't show him signs of aggression. oakland an ma'am services did when the staff tested her. they scheduled the puppy. >> level four aggression. set for being put down. pretty intense. >> animal rescue group saved the puppy. and put it in foster care. stouffer posted the video on the facebook page. thousand viewed it. like stouffer have concerns about the integrity of the oakland animal shelter. >> my concern is if a degree like buttons can slip through the cracks and be labeled aggressive. then how many other dogs are there out there just like her that don't have the chance. >> maur on murray, runs the doggy boutique in pacifica. she rescued her pit bull from the same shelter. >> there for three months. just wasn't getting adopt ford three months. he was street to be euthanized. >> in oakland. maria steelman isn't surprised by stories of close calls at the city run facility. >> everyone knows animals are being put done that could be saved. >> the shelter doesn't have trainers on staff and isn't working enough with rescue graup

. >> the family of an oakland man killed for another apparent reason is looking for answers. the family gathered at the oakland police station this afternoon tomorrow to mark the five-year anniversary of when mr. leigh was shot and killed while returning home from work. his family is hoping the time will work in their favor. >> time passes, people move on, people find themselves -- people change their ideologies and that's what we're hoping on, that time has given people to reflect and say you know i do remember this, i did see this or i do know who did this. >> the oakland police department is still investigating the case and is asking anyone with information to come forward. >>> new developments today in the nfl's latest player scandal. the investigation into former 49ers cj spillman. it's not the first time he has been questioned about a sexual assault. kpix 5 reporter mark sayre in santa clara where spillman was accused of attacking a massage therapist. >> reporter: that's right. that alleged assault occurred at a sports massage studio here in the city of santa clara. the

they ask would you support the oakland raiders if they moved to san antonio? or would you buy tickets to the game? the $50,000 campaign was funded by the city of san antonio and the raiders. >> lawrence is saying, that's not happening. >> shaking his head. >> not hopping. >>> if you are a fan of actress anne hathaway, we have good news. the house in the princess diaries is on the market and can finally be yours for $2.6 million. the disney film used this former san francisco firehouse turned home as the majesty's residence. the 4800-square-foot property sits on brazil avenue in the excelsior district. >>> kpix 5 is getting a special shoutout from giants outfielder hunter pence. >> this is pretty cool. so today, pence tweeted this picture of him photo bombing our reporter mark kelly. he was riding his scooter home after the giants played the nationals monday. pence wrote, this is how you photo bomb. sorry for scooting through your shot cbssf #believe. >> i don't think mark cared. >> that was cool. >> i like that guy. he has a lot of character. we should bring hi

danger which will continue until 11 o'clock with 12 miles per hour on mount tamalpais and calm in the oakland and four at los gatos. the winds in the lower will vacations are nonexistent or three to five miles per hour and still pretty variable. through the afternoon, they will start to come in from the ocean and that will mean a cooling trend. for the rest of us, still warm in the mid-50's to low 60's in the south bay with san jose 61. santa clara around 60. 61 right new in wad wood and alameda at 65. and san pablo is 63. brentwood is 68. danville is 61. novato is 55, and san francisco is 58. check out the exploritorium, high pressure is holding on, and that will be, the flag, will be lassitered facing east toward treasure island with the sea breeze coming back. warm sunshine, last afternoon for that, a chance of rain tuesday into wednesday and, again, friday into saturday. 90 in los gatos and morgan hill and gilroy and mid-to-upper 80's for the rest of the south bay, and 80 had millbrae and 82 in palo alto and mid-70 along the coast and cooler this afternoon and home 80's downtown and south

the winning run. kansas city 9, oakland 8 the final. it was a big letdown especially because the a's were the best team in the majors until the long slump over the past several weeks. >> i used to be a red sox fan so i'm pretty used to gut- wrenching disappointment and that's about as hard as it gets. >> i think we should have won the game. 7-3 lead, lester the guy that

several discussions with a new stadium but none so far with the oakland a's. they have had trouble finding investors to reinvolving the site into a sports and entertainment hub. this tuesday the city council is set to discuss the deal with developers. >>> this morning the giants are flying to kansas city to take on the royals in the world series. but first they got in one final workout yesterday at at&t park. this will be the giants third appears in five years. but the team knows what it takes a ring, but the royals will be tough competitors. k.c. has won all eight of their postseason games so far and is hoping to win its first world series title since 1985. tuesday night's game one will feature a strong pitching match-up, giants ace madison bumgarner will take the mound against royals ace james shields. the giants have a surprise gift for the fan who caught the game-winning ball in last thursday's playoff ball. frank caught travis ishikawa 3-run homer ball after it landed in the right field stands. the oakland resident returned it to ishikawa learning he want

the rookie, oliver, over the pile. oakland down three. now 1:22 left. but carr going for the win, picked off. rookie mistake, throwing into double-coverage. raiders follow to 0-5, but this was a different team today. >> we came here to win a football game today, and in our league, there's none of those type of things, no moral victories, but i did tell them i was proud of them. this group, from what they've been through here the last two weeks, played with energy, a lot of passion. got to give credit to the team across the field. >> peyton manningheadded two more td passes, now two behind brett favre for most in the nfl. down seven, smith from his own end zone, picked off, goes the other way for six, broncos win 31-17. new york has lost five straight. >>> seahawks hosting the cowboys, murray, sixth straight 100-yard rushing game of the year. only the second in nfl history. puts his team up 27-23. russell wilson, a chance to tied but picked off by mcclain, cowboys beat the seahawks at home, 30-23 the final. >> packers, some late-game heroics in miami. aar

the bay area. we're live here in oakland. t 8:36, 42 people were killed when that double- decker freeway crumbled. one driver describes what happened whence family members visited her in the hospital hours after the structure collapsed. >> my brother sat down on a bed with me and held my hands and said, you've been in an earthquake, i said, oh, that's what it was. i had no idea. i just didn't know what had happened to me at all. >>> the death toll on the structure would have been even higher had it not been for the 1989 world series. a lot of people who normally would have been on the freeway at that time, they were at home watching the a's and the giants on tv. 60,000 others including my colleague, tori campbell, they were at the world series at candlestick park. >> this image from the business times shows then and now look at one block in the district. that area was badly damaged during that earthquake, all the fires that followed, much of the marina is built on former landfill, it gets hits during the break, look at it now

the time? >> no i was working as an emt. based in west oakland. om here. >> reporter: give us your memories. take us back. 5:03 p.m. a minute before the earthquake struck. what were you doing? >> we were doing a rig change and aparticipantly my rig -- apparently my rig change didn't happen because they put me along with another person. made two ambulances out of one. they told me to go out into the neighborhood and see what we could help with. until we got the call. >> reporter: we are look at video of the cypress structure. obviously very dramatic video. what was it like for you to see this? was it something out of a movie? >> yeah. we had training on treage and how to assess patients. but it was just like out of a movie. people were coming to me with injuries and bleeding and head injuries. and all we could do is assess them, put them on back boards and get them to the hospital. >> reporter: how long did you work the scene and how long did you work in terms of a period a lept of time? was it for a week? >> no. we were private we just assisted the

sometimes we see backups near the oakland coliseum at this time. they should be running a traffic break, sometimes they have to do that to clear the overnight road work. it was between hagenburger and davis leaving oakland to san leandro. it should be in the clearing stages now. they just left the scene near the coliseum. in san francisco, we're talking about this, the closures south of market, howard street once again closed between 3rd and 4th. we dealt with it last month with oracle open world. this times sales force is having their own separate conference, once again street closures caused big traffic headache around that area. a mess every year. here's a live look outs thedar near the dublin interchange. westbound 580, a few headlights going westbound, 15 minutes or so between the altamon tepass and 680 but it's really from tracy and 205 to at least north glenn, a few sluggish conditions, you can see there. then it clears out through the rest of the livermore valley. you can see they are doing their lane changes about now. they are trying to ge

the oakland athletics. >> it was a carnival atmosphere. ybody can't wait for the game to start. >> veteran sports caster al michaels is in town to call the game and it is a perfect day for baseball. >> this was a pristine day, probably around 70 degrees. >> it is a gorgeous day. one of those indian summer days that you only get in san francisco. >> bill ray has left his office early and is walking towards his apartment in san francisco's hip marina district. >> i thought god, this is the most beautiful place in the world. why are we moving across the bay? >> bill, and his wife janet, were married two years and are exactly one month from closing on their first home. >> we had plans for children, a family and such, and it made sense for us at the time. >> for bill and his wife, this evening was all about baseball. >> my wife janet was a huge giants fan. our plans were to stay at home and watch the game from home. >> near candlestick park, inside fire station number 9, the guys will be watching too. >> i was in the kitchen. they had gotten a l

near the oakland coliseum everything is cruising along. a, so far, so good maybe some very small delays in a couple of those cash lanes just the left ones right now but overall it should be a clear trip in san francisco. eastbound at the skyway the usual lanes are closed. they have the roadwork reportedly until 5:30. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge once again, no delay between hayward and the peninsula. foggy commute against across the golden gate bridge second straight morning visibility may be an issue out of sausalito into san francisco. and looking great on 237 if you are a silicon valley driver. coming up we'll get a check of mass transit on this tuesday morning. in the meantime, juliette, michelle, back to you. >>> there are new concerns about the spread of ebola now that health experts have announced the first known case of a person contracting the virus outside of west africa. as cbs news' susan mcginnis reports, airline passengers could be subject to more screening as the u.s. tries to stop the outbreak from spreading. >

bay bridge clear this morning out of the oakland. you missed it. trying to get four southbound lanes open. 880 they should be wrapping you want overnight road work. they have the lanes blocked northbound and southbound at 880. that's your latest drive to work. frank and michelle, baaing to you. >> thank you. 4:49. the price of gas keeps falling. believe it or not, the aaa saying regular going $3.10. that's down about a dime from just a week ago. bay area prices, they look a little like this. san jose 3 hadn't 48. of course, south africa toppingment list by include 3.65 a bargain in this next of the woods. . >> police in denver have a new approach to catch car thieves. they've been busy dealing with break -- a decoy car. the bait cars come with trafficking devices. they'll have no chance of getting awaywith it. >> we're going to do it in a strategic operation. we will be in the neighborhood in an undercover capacity waiting for somebody to come my and remove that. once it happens, we'll be able to track it moments after it's lifted from the vehicle.

. >>> a rough season ending loss for the oakland a's. they had the royals on the ropes, but they couldn't get it done. they couldn't close it out. sports director larry beil is here and larry this was a wild card game that was wild. >> it was wild and the ending was crushing. 4 hours and 45 minutes of agony, especially the ending. brandon moss looked like he would be the unlikely hero for the a's. moss has been in a two-month slump and hampered by a hip injury, but whacked two homers homers and drove in five runs. you say they are going to win this thing. the bull pen failed repeatedly. the royals came back in the 12th. perez hit a two-out single scoring christian pelone to win it and 9-8 is your final score and with that the a's season comes to a rather abrupt end. we will hear from the athletics later in sports. >> too bad because it looked good. >> for much of the evening people were making plans for sunday and hosting a game back here. >> thanks, larry. see you later on. >>> walnut creek police are on the lookout for a woman who went

the royals organization front office. happy as they all are in kansas city. devastated in oaklande a's big start this season ends up in heartbreak against the kansas city royals who are living it up. i would imagine he had to rewrite his script about three or four times. a lot of ebb and flow and in the end a downward ebb for the oakland a's. >> it was a microcosm of the a's. they run up a lead, we get extra innings. both teams score in extras and the royals walk off in the 12th. in the end a lot of emotions. >> we fought to the end. it was a well fought game on both sides. and that's pretty often all identity -- and that's pretty much all i've got. >> every time we thought they were down they would come back. it's the character they have. the bottom line is we had opportunitys to put that game away and we just weren't able to do it. >> now this time around it wasn't verlander, it wasn't the tigers it was a feisty royals team that simply refused to die. for the a's, in a third straight year a postseason run that begins amidst high expectations ends in disappointment. scott reiss.

>>reporter: washington matters is the vote of oakland residents. ate who poll show is leading the race to be oakland next mayor rebecca caplan is not focused on what the rival are doing. endorsement or otherwise. my condition is not what the other candidates are diagnose but making sure that we are diagnose our work. to make clear to the people of oakland i'm committed to a safe city with economic opportunity for all t. >>reporter: while shaft pick up the governor blessing another top contender joe sims going door to door in east oakland trying to gain favor with residents there. >> she's a friend and congratulations to her forget that go, but fib with that kind oven doorsment remember the "sports illustrated"effect. they put the picture on the cover of the magazine you lose the next game you play. >>reporter: mayor kwan campaign sent us a statement pointing out that kwan may mother have the governor but claiming she does have quote the strongest broadest and most diverse coalition oven doorsment in the race. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> as for govern

so let's stress of racing boats to stop with this the action in downtown oakland. scary did not want be up there. >> : everyone was ok and make sure everyone's homes metric to about 25 men still was the to window washers up to the roof where the firefighters were waiting to pull them to safety. check this out the men inside the building to the cell phone photo on the window washers during the rescue. he seemed very happy to be getting out of there. >> : new tonight with the photograph of a man accused of breaking into a santa clara home and then stabbing one of the residence. now investigators are looking into whether 24 year-old is responsible for a separate stabbing right before that break-in. will trend tells us more about the botched burglary and the violent confrontation that led to the rest. >> : the suspect had his own knife to not cover kitchen knife and went to the home at around 3:00 in the morning you conceive investigators still on the scene two-story home and a this was the sister who confronted the suspect. but the one for the girlfriend as the spartan

but everything looks clear delay-free between the oakland area and san francisco. look at your tuesday drive to work is coming up. >>> the man who carried a 73- year-old from a burning home in fresno has finally stepped forward. and allen martin was there when the victim finally was able to say thank you. >> are you all right? >> fine. >> all right. >> reporter: it was a pretty low key reunion for two men who met because of this. >> everybody out! >>> no, there's a man in there! >> we got to get the dad out of there! >> reporter: 73-year-old robert wells was inside the burning home in fresno saturday morning and his daughter denise was screaming for help. a bystander was recording video on his cell phone when thomas artiaga calmly walked into the smoke and flames and lked out with robert over his shoulder. >> over thank god! >> back there. by the time i got back there he was at the gate and by the backyard and i just picked him up and ran away with him, you know? the explosion went off and just the reaction. >> reporter: a pretty calm reaction to a very life- threat