the rare week night game means fans will be competing with afternoon commuters. more now from kiet do, who joins us live from levi's stadium. reporter: kickoff is at 5:25 p.m. in the heart of rush hour. one thing that we have all learned is that fans coming tooth game do so over the span of a couple of hours, and that helps a lot with congestion. after the game, it's a different story because if it's a close game, that means about 68,000 fans will be leaving all at once. and so caltrain has added two special northbound trains leaving from the mountain view station. the first special train leaves 60 minutes after the end of the game or whenever it's full and the second one leaves 85 minutes after the finish. as a reminder caltrain is saying to buy your tickets ahead of time. the last time seattle was here on thanksgiving day 2014 they won. seahawks quarterback sherman and wilson were eating on the 49ers logo as part of the post- game broadcast this after beating the 9ers 19-3. it got so bad jed york apologized to fans on twitter. this time around they are 2-4 in the season and not talking as much trash. >> this is a big game. no bones about that. anytime you play seattle it's a big deal. so, um, i wouldn't expect that we would get anybody pumped up for this game. >> there's always been a little beef between us and them and it makes it more fun and it's just a physical game. >> reporter: kickoff is 5:25 right here on kpix 5. >> thank you. tonight's game as kiet said right here on kpix 5. don't miss it. coverage starts at 4:30 right aftea special edition of kpix 5 news at 4:00. i have all the numbers correct. [ laughter ] let's check in on the morning commute with liza. we are all over it this morning. the south bay will be hopping tonight with lots of traffic and lots going on. of course, we have been talking about the 49ers later on today which will delay traffic in the afternoon. don't forget, we have the san jose sharks also playing and that will delay traffic along the guadalupe parkway as we begin there with my first map along highway 87 this morning. looking good, no delays this morning. no accidents for the south bay. keep in mind with the two big games scheduled for today this will create big delays around 880, 237, 101 and 280 approaching downtown san jose. as we move on to the rest of the commute we are still watching this accident just outside of the caldecott tunnel westbound 24. as you leave the orinda area, bound for oakland, do watch out for the crash in the left-hand lane. it will cause some backups there. earlier accident eastbound 80 at mcdonald in richmond it just cleared up from lanes -- it's just cleared up from lanes. over at the bay bridge toll plaza we have a backup in the cash lanes. fastrak looking good. once you pass this though traffic does okay heading across the bridge. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." what's the weather going to be like today, roberta? i wanted to get in on all this football action! good morning, everybody, tonight, santa clara 5:25, kickoff as our 49ers play host to the seahawks temperatures 76 degrees. we kind blew through that map. good morning, temperatures cool in santa rosa 49 degrees. areas of fog visibility down to about a quarter mile. later today bright sunshine for everyone. just a couple of degrees cooler. we are talking about 70 in pacifica to 84 in livermore. i have your full forecast and that's coming up at 18 minutes after the hour and i promise you we'll take a better look at that 49er forecast. >> thank you. new this morning, two men suspected of looting during the "valley fire" have been turned [ indiscernible ] a plea. one pleaded guilty to charges of burglary and he was arrested last month for driving a stolen car with stolen items inside the vehicle. rice sterling moore pleaded guilty for being in a restricted area during a disaster. habitat for humanity is lending a helping hand in lake county by launching a fundraising drive. the home building organization hopes to help some of the low income residents who had damage and loss. habitat for humanity aims to raise a million dollars through their fundraising drive. anyone interested in making a financial contribution should contact the lake county chapter of habitat for humanity. four suspects are in custody this morning after a manhunt in two cities. with rifles drawn, san francisco police cornered the suspects after a wild chase across the bay. the chase ended on 280 near third and mariposa streets in san francisco. the suspects jumped out of a car and fled into a nearby construction site. a work there are saw them running from police yesterday afternoon. >> crossed the job site, two jumped over the fence and ran down the street. and one ran under the garage. >> police set up a perimeter around the site trapping the suspects. two hours later with rifles drawn, a tactical unit went in and within 20 minutes police had four suspects in custody. oakland police are leading the investigation. so far they are not saying what crime in the east bay the suspects are accused of committing. a spike in coyote sightings and attacks on pets are the subject of a community meeting tonight in san francisco. the sightings could mean a family of coyotes has created a den and is raising young in a certain area. it's also possible that young coyotes are looking for new territory. whatever the reason, there have been at least two attacks on dogs. tonight's meeting happens at 5:30 at the lake merced boathouse. this morning santa clara county health experts will provide an update on the shigella outbreak linked to a mexican restaurant in san jose. so far the county has confirmed 93 cases of shigella. san mateo county has two cases and santa cruz county is looking into five suspected cases. the restaurant marisco's san juan on 4th street already faces two lawsuits. and kpix 5 spoke with the man who went to an emergency room over the weekend with a fever of 105 degrees. >> really was nausea, running to the bathroom a lot, a lot of stomach cramping, really, really bad abdominal pain. >> the county health department is still investigating the exact of the outbreak. a new policy to control rent and richmond is now suspended. it had been set to take effect last month after the city council passed an ordinance. but a petition backed by the california apartment association as well as realtors and homeowners put it on hold. then on tuesday the city clerk ruled that the petition does have enough valid signatures and now the issue may go directly before voters. in oakland, the city council has approved funding to help enforce minimum wage and tenant protection laws. on tuesday night, the council approved a budget amendment. it allocates $240,000 to implement the minimum wage law and $100,000 for tenant protection. city leaders want to make sure workers are not being shortchanged. they also want to ensure that renters know their rights. 8 minutes after 5:00 now. a 5-year-old boy takes his dog for a walk and disappears in the woods. how his dog may have saved his life. >> plus, hillary clinton's looming showdown with the house committee on benghazi. details on what we are expecting to hear today. >> and from the kpix 5 weather center, what i'm working on is a hurricane in the pacific ocean and how it's going to affect your long-range forecast. >> heading towards the bay bridge toll plaza, we do have a backup now in a few toll lanes. i'll give you a complete look at your thursday drive into work with "kcbs traffic" still ahead. ,,,,,, ♪ all of our legendary racing heritage. all of our pioneering 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front of your fireplace this winter, there are some tough new rules of the plan from the bay area air quality management district is designed to reduce fine particulate pollution. wood-burning fires are supposed to burn far more cleanly. there's new terminology called visibility emissions limitations. so you get 20 minutes to get your fire burning and after that, if the smoke is too black, you could get fined. also, no more wood-burning fireplaces in new construction. and starting next year, the air district wants to completely phase out the old fireplaces. the district will offer financial incentives to get rid of your wood-burning fireplace. a five-year-old boy in mendocino county is okay after spending the night in the woods. he got lost near his parents' home. it started when he took his dog for a walk. brett bowman ventured out from the house on tuesday around 4:30 in the afternoon in brook trails near willits. crews searched a forest filled with bears and mountain lions all night and then at 8 a.m. yesterday, they found brett and his dog two miles from the house. they say the dog stayed next to the boy to protect him from any threats and for a time would not even let rescuers get close. the boy was a little cold but otherwise okay. later this morning, democratic presidential front- runner hillary clinton will face a republican-led congressional committee. the panel will ask her about the attack on the u.s. diplomating compound in benghazi, libya -- diplomatic coming pound in benghazi, libya when she was secretary of state. it will be the first public hearing in ten months for the house select committee on benghazi. clinton's testimony comes a day after vice president joe biden announced that he will not enter the democratic presidential race. he was joined at the white house rose garden by his wife and president obama. biden had been putting off a decision while his family dealt with his son's death. he decided against another run at the white house though saying there wasn't enough time to organize a viable campaign. clinton said this online, the vice president is a good friend and a great man. today and always inspired by his optimism and his commitment to change the world for the better. republican paul ryan is a step closer to become the next speaker of the house. the wisconsin congressman picked up key support from the house freedom caucus. that's the group that helped push speaker john boehner into retirement. paul ryan still needs to hear from two more caucuses. if he doesn't get solid support by friday he will withdraw from consideration. there are likely some tired feet in the tri-valley area this week because kids at pleasanton's hart middle school have been dancing for three weeks and here's frank mallicoat, you know frank. >> i know frank. >> with one very "cool school." ♪[ music ] ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's showtime at pleasanton's hart middle school. 300 kids getting their swing on. >> this is so much fun and we are enjoying it and having a good time. >> reporter: 15 years of good times. dance became part of hart's p.e. department in 2000. for three weeks each fall the kids couple up until they crown the top dancing pair. it's a great workout, school spirit sky high, and the kids get a big shot in the arm, too. >> i think it's just a really fun way to get into school spirit and stuff. and it's a good way to have fun. learn something new. >> it's a little nerve-racking because i want to make it far, but at the same time you just want to have fun. >> i can tell kids who started at a certain point weren't sure if they had a partner to they are doing stuff out here with smiles and compliments afterwards. it's amazing. >> reporter: this is a family affair. parents flock to the gym to watch. iphones in overdrive and their kids learn everything from swing to uptown funk. and there's an added bonus for the kids, too. and you get to meet boys. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's not too bad. [ laughter ] >> reporter: you get to meet girls? >> yeah. >> reporter: that's a bonus? >> yeah, i guess. >> reporter: and don't forget the dancing. current p.e. teacher caitlyn la russa graduated a dozen years ago from hart. she says her dancing skills have done her proud. >> believe it or not now that learning the swing dance, you can dance at any wedding. >> reporter: there you go. so it comes in handy? >> it does, yes. >> reporter: frank mallicoat, kpix 5. >> pretty good dancers there, aren't they? >> very nice. what about your school? >> what about my school? >> yes? >> i'm looking for a school for next week. so that means you have to send in your nomination. >> and yes. you can email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come, michelle may come, and feature your school on the show. >> yes. and i need a school. so come on. send those emails. let's check with liza for a look at the commute. >> good morning, everybody. we are going to talk about this morning's commute. you know, we have been oooing and aaahing over these beautiful pictures brought from our photojournalist max cabrera. just beautiful shots. what i'm enjoying about this picture is traffic moving along just fine. this is westbound at the bay bridge shot from yerba buena looking good heading into the city. as we move on to the toll plaza pictures, you know, westbound traffic at the pay gates is still flowing well. we do have a brief delay just in a few toll lanes but the metering lights are off and you saw from the pictures once you pass the toll plaza traffic does okay heading across the bay bridge. 18-minute drive time between the carquinez bridge and the maze in oakland. over at the golden gate everything is as it should be with light traffic. all the overnight roadwork from marin county has been picked up along 101. and southbound traffic is fine approaching the golden gate bridge. now, heading for the altamont pass, you can always count on delays. those backups begin beyond the 205 interchange. it's going to stay heavy beyond vasco heading towards pleasanton already. but the good news is all the overnight roadwork we had at the dublin interchange has been picked up and traffic is now moving well for both 580 and 680 right at that interchange there. 580 flowing well heading down the dublin grade. heading for the rest of the bay area commute we have been talking about the south bay. expect big delays for the afternoon and evening commute. we have the 9ers playing at 5:25 and also san jose sharks are playing at 7:30 this evening. that's going to delay traffic along 280 and the guadalupe parkway. if you plan on attending either one of those events, think about taking mass transit and buy your tickets early. right now this morning, local transit looking good. no delays for bart, caltrain or muni. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." now to roberta. good morning, everybody! time check now, 5:18. do you remember when we first began our weather watcher program i might have one or two people checking in with me? i'm getting spoiled this morning! i got a dozen! i have a dozen weather watcher waking up early and telling me what it's like in their particular neighborhood. this one here 46 degrees dave who writes, it is a bit crisp in napa this morning. like the new photo there, dave. thank you so much for checking in. over here, it is, um, gordon smith. he says a perfect morning in san mateo. thanks, gordon. and we also have 57 degrees, that is becky, becky saying even though it is 57 degrees there, go, 49ers! thanks everybody for checking in with us this morning. we want you to become one of our weather watchers out there, too. tell me what it's like in your neighbor. this is the scene at sfo. so far no reports of any local airport delays. upper 40s. it is 49ers right now in santa rosa with visibility down to about a half mile due to pockets of fog. what you need to know this morning is we do have some scattered fog out the door mainly sunny later today. and we'll have some clouds over the weekend. we'll call it partly cloudy. olaf, keep this in mind. right now we are end the influence of high pressure keeping it stagnant through the weekend and then next week we'll be talking about the remnants of olof and it's going to toss some clouds into our forecast and raise our relative humidity a bit muggy by wednesday and then a chance of rain by thursday. pick city head to the beach 75 in santa cruz with five-foot swells. our temperatures at the coast at 70. upper 70s bayside to 80 around the peninsula 85 degrees outside number today in our inland areas. meanwhile, ditto on friday. and then a flattening ridge of high pressure on sunday does lead to slightly cooler conditions. want to play some football? are you ready for some football! tonight in santa clara, 5:25 kickoff 76 degrees, go, 49ers. >> good football weather. >> kind of warm. i think more bundle up for football weather but that's okay. >> i'll take it. >> thanks, roberta. a mural for peace in oakland is now a memorial for a slain artist. yesterday, the superhero's project was unveiled on west street right under the interstate 580 overpass. it's the spot where artist antonio ramos was killed last month. witnesses say he was working on the painting when he got into a dispute within an armed man. ramos' brother was there for the unveil unveiling. >> when is it going to stop? how many walls do we have to paint for this to stop? it goes beyond your representative. it goes beyond everything. >> police are looking for this man who they call a person of interest in the shooting. no arrests have been made. it is 5:21 right now. cameras are rolling when punches fly between a muni driver and an angry passenger. the news that set him off. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, let's face t the movie wasn't exactly spot on in its predictions. "back to the future" was wrong with the shoelaces and in the case of the chicago cubs, it was back to the past. not the future. i'll explain coming up. ,,,,,,,, and i've had some work done. in '62 they put in a conversation pit. brilliant. in '74 they got shag carpet. that poor dog. rico?! then they expanded my backside. ugh. so when the nest learning thermostat showed up, i thought "hmmm." but nest is different. keeps 'em comfy. and saves energy automatically. like that! i'm like a whole new house! nest. welcome to the magic of home. good morning. it sounded like a movie script. the cubs win the world series on october 21, 2015. but we all know "back to the future" was fiction and it played out in reality last night in chicago. that sign has been there for over 100 years and some things never change. the suspense is over in the 1st inning. duda with a three-run shot to quiet the crowd. new york 4-0 before the cubs took one swing of the bat. more duda in the second. this line drive rolls all the way to hill valley. thank you very much. two runs score. to say it was a duda day would be an understatement. he drove in five runs. daniel murphy homered for a fifth straight game with a post- season record. there wasn't enough beer if the pubs in manhattan to quench the fans' thirst. the mets one 8-3 completing a four-game sweep and returning to the world series for the first time since 2000. as for the cubs fans? well -- >> i guess we are not ready for that yet. but your kids are going to love it. >> we'll see. somebody lost a bet in toronto where the blue jays were facing elimination against kansas city. bottom of the 6th, jays up 2-0. sunnyvale native troy tulowitski clears the bases with a three-run double part of a four-run inning for the jays to go ahead 5-0. that was plenty for marco estrada. a one hitter into the 8th inning, he ends up allowing one run over 8 2/3. the blue jays win 7-1 forcing a game 6 friday night in kansas city. and y'all know the 49ers and the seattle seahawks, two teams 2-4, they both got to win only one will tonight on channel 5. coverage here on the big 5 begins at 4:00 this afternoon. we'll see you there. and now at 26 minutes after 5:00, a food poisoning outbreak linked to a popular bay area restaurant is growing. and now customers are taking action. >> reporter: and i'm kiet do live here at levi's stadium. the big game is tonight. caltrain has a new way to get you home a few minutes early. we have a live report straight ahead. ,,,,,,,, giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. tense moments when pucnhes y be now at 5:30 this morning, caught on camera. tense moments when punches fly between a muni driver and a passenger. why the transit agency is defending the driver. >> i'm lisa chan live at the berkeley police departments where officers are looking for a man they say tried to kidnap children in broad daylight five times. that story coming up. >> good morning, we are tracking a hurricane and we'll talk about the impact it's going to have on your weather forecast. >> and highway 4 commuters heads up, there is an accident now delaying traffic. i'll have details coming up. good morning. it's thursday, october 22. i'm brian hackney. >> i'm michelle griego. a big night for football in silicon valley. the seattle seahawks visit the 49ers. fans will be competing with afternoon commuters before the game. kpix 5's kiet do is live? santa clara with a preview. >> reporter: here we are season 2 at levi's stadium in santa clara and true to silicon valley style everybody every everything is trying to tweak the stadium and optimize the process to make it faster and easier. this time it is caltrain. we all know that after the game if it's a blowout everybody leaves early that stretches out over hours. but if it's a close game that means about 68,000 fans will be leaving the game all at once. so caltrain has added two special northbound trains leaving from the mountain view station. the first special train leaves 60 minutes after the end of the game or whenever it's full and the second one leaves 85 minutes after the finish. or whenever it fills up. this is in addition to regular weekday service where trains leave at the top of every hour. as a reminder caltrain is saying to buy your tickets ahead of time. the last time seattle was here on thanksgiving day 2014 they won. that had seahawks quarterback richard sherman and cornerback russell wilson eating turkey legs at the 50-yard line right on the 49ers logo as part of the post- game broadcast this after beating the 9ers 19-3. it got so bad jed york apologized to fans on twitter. this time around they are 2-4 in the season and not talking as much trash. >> we need this to gain momentum moving forward. we are not, um, we're not in a position to lose any more games. >> thursday games can be challenging depending how you look at it. i think for us, you look forward to the opportunity. we look forward to the challenge of, you know, to, you know, basically cram your studying in and watch as much film as you can. >> reporter: kickoff 5:25 this evening right here on channel 5. >> what's caltrain's policy on alcoholic beverages? >> reporter: yeah, you know, that's the big advantage a big plus to riding caltrain. you can actually drink alcohol on the train but they do cut it off. last call for alcohol on caltrain is 9 p.m. live in santa clara, kiet do, kpix 5. >> a little tailgating on the train , thank you. >> thank you. tonight's game as kiet said right here on kpix 5. don't miss it. coverage starts at 4:30 right after a special edition of kpix 5 news at 4:00. let's check the road ahead with liza. >> good morning. in the south bay, all silicon valley freeways look good. no major accidents. and no big delays out there. but we have been talking about the 49er game. don't forget, just a couple of hours later, the san jose sharks will be playing at zap at 7:30 in the evening. so a big night for a sports event in the silicon valley. big delays later on towards the evening commute especially along 280, 101 and the guadalupe parkway. this morning highway 4 at bay point slows you down the middle lane is shut down. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." oklahoma, good football weather later? >> it's always good football weather. are you ready for some football? let's take you to levi's stadium where we're at kickoff tonight at 5:25. we'll have air temperature of 76 degrees under mostly sunny skies. right now as we take a look towards mineta international airport, and the stadium, we have a temperature of 56 degrees. it is 48 degrees in santa rosa with areas of fog. now here's what you need to know today. it's going to be bright and sunny but it will be cooler from 70 at the coast to the mid- 80s inland. your full forecast, hey, brian, it's coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. thank you. police in berkeley believe the same man keeps trying to kidnap children right off the street. lisa chan is in berkeley where we now know the latest close call happened on sunday. >> reporter: people are being extra vigilant in berkeley. police just told us there have been five recent kidnapping attempts. now, extra police cars have been on patrol looking for the suspect. the first few attempts happened september 18 when a man tried to kidnap three girls and a boy on telegraph avenue. then on october 18, police believe the same man tried to kidnap a girl playing on college and webster. then just 15 minutes later yelled at three girls on the same corner to get in his van. >> it's one of our highest priorities. >> it's worrying. i see this as a nice area. >> reporter: witnesses cite man as hispanic in his late 20s to early 30s with dark hair and a scruffy face. he was last seen driving a black cargo van without side or rear windows. police say the man is persistent. berkeley unified school district is holding workshops to tell children what to do if this happens to them. lisa chan, kpix 5. caught on camera, a violent encounter between a muni driver and a passenger. [ yelling and cursing ] >> cell phone video says the passenger dragging the muni driver off the train, he then attacked him on the street in san francisco. a driver is in the dark colored clothing. this happened last week on the t line in the dogpatch area. >> there's a mechanical issue with the train and he got orders to bring the train back into the yard for repairs. at that time, he did ask the patrons to off-board the vehicle and at that point, this individual appeared not to have liked that and spat on the operator and pulled him out of the train and then the video starts. >> other passengers broke up the fight. muni says the driver acted in self-defense. a san jose police officer who mocked the "black lives matter" movement is out of a job. the "mercury news" reports that the police department fired phillip white. he had posted comments like, quote, threaten me or my family and i will use my god given to and law appointed right and duty to kill you. such comments are covered by free speech protections but the department can fire cops who do things to affect their abilities to do their jobs. a should go outbreak is linked to a mention -- a shigella outbreak is linked to a mexican restaurant in san jose. there have been 93 cases. san mateo 2 cases, santa cruz looking into 5 suspected cases. the restaurant marisco's san juan already faces two lawsuits. betty yu spoke with one diner who got sick. >> this is a very serious risk. it scared me. >> reporter: it sent gregory meissner to the emergency room saturday night with a 105- degree fever. he says he got shigella after he picked up take-out from marisco san juan number 3. he ate the ceviche process staff da and by the next morning -- >> it was nausea, running to the bathroom a lot, a lot of stomach cramping, really, really bad abdominal pain. >> reporter: gregory is back at home recovering. but not back at school. he is the dean of students at independent high school in san jose. he is the first to sue the restaurant owners. he is asking for unspecified damages for missing work and pain and suffering. >> i have no animus against the restaurant owners or anybody. i just really don't want me, myself, or the other people that i know and in my neighborhood at risk. >> reporter: the santa clara county health department is investigating the source of the outbreak. it's spread by restaurant workers who don't properly wash hands before touching food. if that's the case, legal analyst judge ladoris cordell says that would likely leave the owners on the hook for medical bills and more. >> a restaurant owes -- has to exercise a duty of reasonable care. that's the legal standard. they must maintain an environment that assures that the product which is the meal, is safe. >> reporter: the health department is still pressing all the employees here at the -- testing all the employees here at the restaurant to figure out which one is infected. in san jose, betty yu, kpix 5. it's open enrollment time for millions of americans who get benefits through employers. >> cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger joins to us explain what's new for next year and what you need to know to make good decisions. >> reporter: good morning. [ pause ] >> well, the first thing you need do is to review your current plan and that means you got to figure out what you spent this past year and try to project what your healthcare costs will be in the year ahead. did someone in your family develop a condition that requires more care? do you know that you might need a surgery, knee replacement, for example, in the coming year? then you compare plans determine what they cover, how much they cost, and including all those copays and whether your doctors are in the network. >> who it comes to retirement -- when it comes to retirement, how much should we be trying to contribute? >> as much as humanly possible. hopefully. but to start off especially if you are young and you're just starting out try to put in at least up to the company match level. now, remember, the annual contribution limit for employer plans is $18,000. it's going to stay at that level next year. if you are over the age of 50, there's a catch-up contribution limit of an additional $6,000. so what do you do if your company doesn't have a retirement plan or maybe just want to put more money away? use either a traditional or roth irera . the traditional you put a pre-tax dollar in. you get a tax deduction today but when you withdraw the money after 59.5, it's subject to income taxes. now, you may be able to actually use a regular old ira and take the deduction even if you participate in a workplace plan. it does depend on your income. with a roth, when you contribute, no current tax benefits but when you withdraw the money after your retirement, the funds have already been taxed. both traditional and roth ira contribution limits remain the same for 2016. it's $5,500 a year. catch up if you are over 50 an additional $1,000 a year. got to go do it, guys. i know it's a lot of work to go through all these benefits but it could add up to a lot of money. >> thank you, jill schlesinger. now at 19 minutes before 6:00, gone in 60 seconds. cameras are rolling as thieves storm a california jewelry store and snatch everything in sight. >> lots take a live look at -- let's take a live look at 880 in oakland where the cars are stacking up. liza will be back with the traffic report and roberta will have the forecast. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, in a remote village lived raymond. his internal clock was off, so he'd wake people for breakfast at all hours. while most were annoyed by raymond, one man was inspired. to serve breakfast all day with freshly cracked egg, ham, grilled bacon and savory sausage. the loaded breakfast sandwich. at 5:43 on this thursday morning, photojournalist max cabrera outdoing himself this morning with the view of the ferry building all dressed up this morning marking the 100th anniversary of the world's fair. we have clear skies over the bay. but fog causing visibility problems elsewhere. we'll talk about that in less than 4 minutes. democratic presidential front-runner hillary clinton will face tough questions today. she will appear before a republican-led house committee investigating the attack on the u.s. diplomatic compound in benghazi, libya. more now from cbs news' weijia jang. >> reporter: hillary clinton will face a grueling eight-hour grilling eight-hour grilling before the house committee investigating the 2012 benghazi attacks, testimony that could prove pivotal for her presidential campaign. >> can she weather a full day's worth of testimony in front of a committee that even some republicans have said is aiming to hurt her politically? if she can do that she will be on stable ground after a shaky summer. >> reporter: the republican-led committee will try to find out why the u.s. chose to remain in benghazi despite the escalation in violence. >> what i want to know is while violence was going off in libya, why was our security profile going down? >> reporter: ahead of today's hearing, democrats on the benghazi committee released the transcript of the closed door testimony of former clinton aide sheryl mills. mills testified that clinton was devastated by the event and very engaged in her response. weijia jang, cbs news, washington. the new york mets are head to the world series for the first time in 15 years. a strikeout sealed an 8-3 victory and a four-game sweep of the cubs. the mets' lucas duda hit a three-run home run. and a two-run double. daniel murphy is the series mvp after hitting a homer in every game. the mets will face either the royals or the blue jays in the world series. >> after celebrating in that locker room, too. you weren't celebrating right? >> i was rooting for the cubs. i lived in chicago. yeah, cheering for the cubs but did you see cespedes who played for the ace? he was a big contributing factor for the mets this year being traded halfway through the season. he was rubbing his arms. it was his left shoulder but i saw him hoisting that sam pain. [ laughter ] -- >> i saw him hoisting that champagne. [ laughter ] >> cahill was there, as well. >> mets deserve it. >> how are the roads, liza? looking good. sports it on our mind. we have the 9ers tonight. we can watch it here on channel 5. we are talking about traffic this morning, though. over at the bay bridge, these beautiful pictures brought to us by max cabrera. westbound traffic looking good once you're on the bridge. now, getting to the bridge, that's going to be the problem this morning. we have delays at the bay bridge toll plaza extending already to the foot of the maze with the metering lights on. so it's going to take about 10 minutes to get through the delay right now leaving oakland heading into san francisco. it's 21 minutes between the carquinez bridge and the maze in oakland. but against once you pass all this traffic is okay across the bridge into the city. because of an earlier accident we had in the bay point area, traffic much slower than usual. the accident at bay point has just been cleared from lanes. but westbound traffic is still recovering and those delays extend to "a" street with traffic the length of highway 4 between antioch and the concord area so be prepared for those backups this morning. the golden gate commute has been fine. southbound traffic still flowing well leaving southern marin heading into san francisco. no delays as of yet for 580 heading across the richmond bridge. that's a look at "kcbs traffic." good morning, everyone. heading to sfo, so far no reports of any local airport delays. we'll keep a watchful eye because we have pockets of dense fog visibility down to a half mile in santa rosa. it's crisp at 48 degrees. otherwise 59 in san francisco. it's in the upper 50s across the bay bridge in oakland, as well. here's what you need to know on this thursday. areas of fog mainly sunny stayed a few increasing clouds during the late afternoon hours but mainly sunny throughout the whole weekend. we'll call it partly sunny by sunday. this is really interesting doings. we have hurricane olaf right there, okay? keep that in mind. meanwhile, high pressure it has been going nowhere very quickly. it's just been hanging tight to the california coast. next week, this is a long-range forecast, the remnants of olaf will spill into the northern half of the state. we'll see increasing clouds by tuesday, wednesday. it will turn muggy. we are keeping our fingers crossed for a chance of subtropical rain showers by the tail end of next week. today temperatures still averaging above normal. 70 pacifica. 70s common across the bay today. 80 in mountain view. these temperatures are three degrees cooler than yesterday. they will feel the difference especially when the winds picks up out of the southwest 10 to 15 miles per hour. here's the extended forecast on friday. similar conditions. we'll introduce a few clouds over the weekend with a flattening ridge of high pressure. temperatures status quo. i just love this each and every year. it's boo at the zoo this weekend. san francisco zoo 65 degrees. take the kids out and have a great time of. michelle, frank? >> frank! >> it's brian! >> that's all right. >> brian, i'm so sorry. i give you some love. >> he is just giving you a dirty look right now. >> i am not. >> i know [ laughter ] check this out. this surveillance video shows a woman attempting to take a large box from outside a home in concord. it was heavy and she gave up and stole shoes instead. some robbers in southern california were much more successful, unfortunately. reporter stacy butler shows us what they were able to rip off in one frightening minute.>> reporter: a violent jewelry store takeover caught on security tape. four masked robbers stormed into this jewelry store inside the shops at mission viejo mall around 1:00 using sledgehammers. they smashed glass cases and grabbed rolexes and jewelry orlandoering employees to the ground with a handgun. seconds later you can see a customer grab her purse and run for the door. the thieves took off in an unidentified car. but the story doesn't stop there. minutes later, just 20 miles north up the 405 in huntington beach, witnesses reported seeing bags of jewelry thrown from a vehicle. detectives confirmed they were filled with the stolen rolexes and other items likely from the heist. each equipped with a gps tracking device , likely from the heist. in huntington beach, stacy butler, kpix 5. time now 5:50. domino's is hitting the road with its new high-tech delivery fleet. details on how the pizza giant is trying to cook the competition. ,,,, it's intelligent enough to warn of danger from virtually anywhere. it's been smashed, dropped and driven. it's perceptive enough to detect other vehicles on the road. it's been shaken, rattled and pummeled. it's innovative enough to brake by itself, park itself and help you steer. it's been in the rain... the cold... and dragged through the mud. introducing the all-new mercedes-benz gle. it's where brains meet brawn. welcome back to compensation news. time check 5:53. looking towards sfo, we have been experiencing fog. clouds, cooler today. we have the weekend forecast coming up. it's looking like rush hour at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have traffic backed up already from the foot of the maze with those metering lights on. i'll have a complete look at your drive into work with "kcbs traffic." a man is in custody in connection with the shooting death of a 4-year-old girl in new mexico. albuquerque police say tips from the public led to yesterday's arrest of 32-year- old tony torres. investigators say lily garcia and her family were riding in a pickup tuesday when her father got into a dispute with another driver, who opened fire on the pickup. the girl later died at the hospital. nobody else was injured. police say torres confessed to the crime after he was arrested. >> everyone that was involved, um, is --is breathing just a little bit better with a sigh of relief. >> torres is charged with murder and with a series of weapons violations. mexican authorities may be getting close tore finding the whereabouts of fugitive druglord joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he made a daring escape last july from a maximum security prison. investigators detained a group of people who organized the his escape. they include his brother-in-law who police believe helped build the escape tunnel. guzman was last seen this month in the mexican state of sin in a loa. happy news this morning from a train station in sydney, australia. a healthy baby girl born at the auburn station. she missed her stop and got off at the next stop and went into labor. the duty manager came to the rescue. >> the ambulance came at the pivotal moment and caught the baby as it was rolling in. >> the mother returned to the station yesterday to say thank you to everyone who helped her. it began in a garage but pretty soon it will be the big apple. the tech giant is expanding again. literally! it's leasing a 200,000-square- foot building in north san jose. it's still under construction, and there is room on the property to grow. the new site now gives apple three major properties that could eventually provide tech giant with more than 4 million square feet of office space. domino's pizza is delivering in a big way. the pizza company announced new delivery cars that can hold up to 80 pizzas at a time. the new ride is complete with a warming oven. the delivery cars will be hitting the streets in 25 markets across the country. at 4 minutes before 6:00 on your thursday morning, more and more coyotes are being seen across the local area. now one community is taking steps to keep families safe. i'm lisa chan live at the berkeley police department where officers are looking for a man who they say tried to kidnap children in broad daylight on five different instances. that story coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, [female announcer] if the most challenging part of your day is the staying awake part, sleep train has your ticket to a better night's sleep. because when brands compete, you save during mattress price wars. save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. get interest-free financing until 2018 on tempur-pedic. plus, helpful advice from the sleep experts. don't miss mattress price wars at sleep train. ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ and i'm brian hackney, in f frank mallicoat several attempts to kidnap children off the streets of berkeley may b good morning, everyone. it's thursday, october 22. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm brian hackney. >> several attempts to kidnap children off the streets of berkeley may be the work of the same suspect. lisa chan is in berkeley where police have released new information about the abduction attempts. lisa. reporter: good morning. >> reporter: we just spoke to police this morning they say there are extra patrols on the streets because they say that the same man has tried he kidnap children five times. they say he has been alarmingly persistent. now, the first attempt happened on september 18 when a man tried to kidnap three girls and a boy on telegraph avenue. then on october 18, police believe the same man tried to kidnap a girl at college and webster and 15 minutes later yelled at three girls on the same corner to get in his van. >> we have been seeing in these instances is a man coming up and some sort of van and enticing --trying to lure young children into his van. >> reporter: now, witnesses describe the man as hispanic in his late 20s to early 30s with dark hair and a scruffy face. as

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