degrees. low 60s along the peninsula in areas like sfo. cross into the east bay we have 58 for hayward. 48 in walnut creek so a chilly one for you. over parts of the north bay upper 40s for areas like napa and santa rosa. a bit cool for some and even patchy fog. we whether have low clouds up against the coastline for today. partly cloudy skies here. half-moon bay reporting visibility down to a quarter of a mile. could have issues of driving early on something to consider as we get through the morning hours. it will burn away. we will be left with sunny skies. partly cloudy here and take a look at how the mild pattern appears. 60s and 70s. i will put some numbers on the screen here. 78 in concord. 73 in oakland. 69 pacifica. temperatures will range in the low 70s. it will be a little breezy though. winds will pick up in the afternoon and at at & t park for the world series game three a southerly breeze to 20 miles an hour. this wind ahead of its system that will bring us rain as we get into the over night hours. i will track that for you coming up in just a moment. let's go live to at & t park. good morning, sal. >> reporter: rosemary good morning to you. the weather is nice and mild. i don't know if you heard rosemary say but you will not need your rain gear today. as we get toward traffic i want to remind you we are looking at the toll plaza. i want to remind you that traffic will be busy all day getting into san francisco. right now it is busy of course for the morning commute but later first pitch is at 5:07. that will be busy. trying to get into the city from the east bay this afternoon for game three of the worlds series. first home game at at & t park. let's move along to san francisco. same thing goes. northbound 101 will be very slow this afternoon trying to get out for friday evening rush hour. and also for people coming in for tonight's game remember parking is very expensive. the best way to get into san francisco and really if you are going anywhere in san francisco is public transportation. we look at the south bay map now, we don't have a lot going on. i want to remind you that tonight cal and oregon play at levi stadium. it's the first college football game they will play at levi stadium. keep that in mind 2:37 and highway 101 will be effected. i want to bring in tara moriarty who comes in here and joining me tara has something to show us. >> got my rally flag. and then i have my giants ring. i don't know if you can zoom in on that. that was from the last world series. that is what they handed out to the fans. that is kind of fun. i have my t-shirt on underneath and my scarf. i think i'm ready to go. >> i have my tie. i am a season ticketholder. this is what my ticket looks like. >> that is gold basically right there. >> this is my world series ticket here. i actually sit right up there. i happen to sit right here. when i'm at the game one of my thing to do is yell obnoxious things. yeah. >> i sit by the opposite team's dugout so we get all the fly balls and we are the ones that heckle pitchers as they warm up. we like to feel like we make a difference in the game. if you pan to the right, you can see they are cleaning furiously the dug out area as we prep here for game three. in 11 hours we hope the giants will make some magic out on the field. we know they spent wednesday tight in kansas city after game two loss. after they landed at sfo it was straight to at & t park for batting practice. starting game three this evening will be pitcher tim hudson. the 39-year-old player is the oldest player on the giants and it will be his first world series game. >> it's good to be home. but we are not going to change how we play the game and i'm sure they are not either. every game is important when you are in a series. >> the cheapest ticket you can buy right now is standing room only at $554. if you want an actual seat you are looking at $600 or more starting in the bleachers. saturday that price for standing room only goes up to $750. a little bit later this morning, sal and i will be having a chat with giants ceo larry bear. if you have any questions you'd like us to ask him, be sure to find us on twitter or facebook and let us know. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. time is 6:05. we are still 11 hours away from the start of the game. game three of the world series. a lot is happening around at & t park. this is some of the security detail coming in checking it out. every truck delivering supplies has to go through special security checks all contents are x-rayed. >> there has been increased scanning and security precautions during the course of the year. once we get into the post season, it does get rachetted up like everything else. >> the company running the ballpark concession says the tighter security doesn't bother them. they have already shipped in enough food, drinks, souvenirs for an estimated 44,000 people to last three straight games. and this means big -- we have barry bonds from the world series against the angels. >> giants fans are -- rob's grandfather named the for the fans are showing up at the shop. they want to take photos by the giant's sign and then get a hair cut. >> every city in the bay area, everybody here is feeling it. they are making songs and videos. it's a beautiful thing. >> beautiful thing. another san jose business benefiting from the world series cuk u -- cukui. live coverage starts at 2:00 this afternoon. first pitch just after 5:00. stay with us for our live post game show and of course the 10:00 news all right here on ktvu channel 2. it is 6:07. also new this morning a woman was rushed to the hospital after being burned during a large house fire in milpitas. >> reporter: this family is lucky they made it out alive. when firefighters got here to this burning home, they found the first floor was filled with flames and then there were four family members all of them trapped up on the roof near the front part of the home. two of those family members were children. firefighters helped a couple of them down with the ladder. the other two jumped down and one of those family members a woman a grandmother suffered burns to her arm during the fire and taken to the hospital. but a battalion chief told me she is now stable. it was concentrated near the kitchen. firefighters say at this point they are not sure how it may have started. >> you know we don't know sure the company called an origin yet. but when we enter the structure it was adjacent to the toyy and the kitchen. this woman could have been seriously hurt. given how large the fire had grown by the time crews got here, they evacuated four homes nearby. neighboring homes about 20 people were forced to leave their homes until the fire was eventually knocked down. at this point the firefighters do not think this fire is suspicious. of course investigators will take a closer lookat it. >> all right. i'm sure we will find out a little bit later how this fire started. happening right now dozens of east bay workers for the garbage company waste management are walking a picket line. other workers are picketing in san leandro outside the company's building there. many workers are spanish speaking immigrants. these protestors clearly don't have the support of the local teamsters union. >> the thing is if they are going to strike, there is a process to go through. they have not done that. they have not talked to us or anything. >> it's still not clear if this morning's protest will effect today's garbage service. stay tuned whether continue to give you updates on the story as we get it in. time is 6:10. seven people were hurt when a car crashed into a popular mexican restaurant. coming up at 6:30 what the driver did that caused her to drive right into that building. >> these are live pictures. your traffic this morning this is interstate 280 in san jose. coming up in five minutes, we will go to sal. he's out at at & t park. we he will take a 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he's been back in the u.s. since october 17th. in the days after he came back, he's been riding a subway, he took a taxi, even went bowling so he came in contact with a lot of people. spencer's fiance and two other peel that were in contact with him they have been quarantined. coming up at 6:45 ktvu katie utehs will have a lot more on how officials in new york say there is no need to panic. a young boy in fairfield is being called a hero after saving the life of his neighbor from a pit bull attack. >> he's an awesome young man. i'm privileged to have him as my neighbor. >> jonathan garcia heard his neighbor screaming for help. when he looked over the fence he saw a pit bull attacking her. he called 911. the dog ran away but was captured by animal control. prosecutors deciding whether to file charges against the chp officer who is accused of stealing nude cell phone photos off the phone of a drunk driving suspect. authorities served a search warrant two weeks ago. they gathered evidence that led to this scandal. the officer is accused of forwarding explicit photos from the dui suspect's phone to his phone. while booking the woman into the martinez county jail back in august. >> she has no idea where the photos are and when they may or may not appear at any time throughout the rest of her life. the anxiety associated with it is um bearable. >> the chp officer has been assigned to desk duties while this is investigating. a san francisco tour bus company is apologizing after a guide went on a racist tirade. it happened on her last day on the job and all caught on video. >> when you come to america, you got to asemilate a little bit. and here in america we don't eat turtles and frogs. >> the tour guide made that racist rant among others. san francisco mayor ed lee and supervisor dave chew are among those saying the company's apology is not enough. they are demanding workers for the tour bus company under go sensitivity training. let's check traffic right now. sal, i know you are at at & t park. you are at home there but you still know about our morning commute. >> absolutely. just standing here in the seats a lot of people are coming to today's game. it will billion just like another sell out game. we are so used to it. but there is also a lot of national media here. just talking to the good folks in kansas city you know the eyes of the nation will be focused on us. what i want you to know if you are coming here today use transit. parking is very expensive. just as it was last week. plan ahead. get here early for the all the festivities. it is a big deal just be calm and get here early. let's take a look at the traffic pictures. we will start with 280 northbound in san jose. still looking pretty good getting out of the area. getting up to your job in the valley. there is no problems on 280 and 101 and 85. you can see most of the southbound commute is looking pretty good. a couple red spots and yellow spots. when you see green, that means the traffic is moving along pretty well. bay bridge toll plaza that is. and that means any time after 2:00 or 3:00 we will have that commute coming into san francisco and traffic in the city south of market especially is going to be rough. nice mild weather out here by the way at at & t park. let's go to rosemary who has today's forecast. yes, if you have a ticket to today's game, you are in great shape. mostly sunny skies. mild weather in the forecast. i think it will be a little breezy for the second half of the afternoon at at & t park. it has to do with the wet weather that is coming our way. not for today but for your saturday. giving you a look at the satellite and radar we have low clouds up against the coastline. patchy fog reported and thick for some. half-moon bay reporting visibility down to a quarter mile. along the valley floor in and around santa rosa a little bit of patchy fog popping up here. this rain to the north will stay to the north. it will not bring us any wet weather for today. today will be hostly sunny and some of us will be a little warmer than what we had yesterday. i want to take us back. this is the system that will bring us rain and scattered showers behind it. as we get into the morning hours i will take you into saturday. here we are tomorrow morning. rain already falling all over the bay area. if you have early morning plans, expect to billion wet. expect the slick roads and expect you will need an umbrella. 7:00 in the morning it's crossing a little farther east. 8:00 we have it fairly wide spread. the first line of steady rain will come through the morning. as we get into the second half of the afternoon spotty showers. hit or miss. ones that are really hard to predict where they will fall. it looks like it will be fairly wade spread over the north bay. as we get into the evening hours, it does begin to taper off but still that possibility of a few lingering showers for saturday evening. so morning rain fallowed by afternoon scattered showers. most of us will see a quarter inch or less. temperatures right now in the upper 40s to a low 60 with partly cloudy skies and patchy fog. for the ash today a beautiful one. 72 in hayward. 78 morgan hill and wide spread low to mid 70s along the peninsula. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view can sum it up by saying dry today and drying it out on sunday. >> we can handle that. time now 6:21. it was a rare treat in the sky this time lapse video of yesterday's parable solar eclipse was shot yesterday. this is denver, colorado as the moon passed between the sun and earth. i did hear from a lot of people that got to see it. nasa says people living in the central time zone had the best view. if you missed out there will be a total eclipse next year. speaking of eerie. investigating an attack on new york city police officers. the weapon used against two police officers before that man was shot and killed. >> it's going to be all around super exciting. >> a giants man and cancer survivor getting ready for her first world series game. the roll she will have during pregame ceremonies. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our education dollars should be made by parents and teachers, not by politicians. tell tom torlakson to keep fighting for a plan that invests in our public schools. femalsave hundredsn that on beautyrest and posturepedic. choose $300 in free gifts with tempur-pedic. even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice. the triple choice sale is on now at sleep train. welcome back to the morning news. time is 6:25. ktvu channel 2 morning news. we are outside of at & t park. here is a beautiful shot. our photographer george taking this picture. the giants banner. getting ready for game three of the world series. we are inside the park as well. the park is ready. we'll have live team coverage inside, outside at & t park all morning long. make sure you stay right here with us. and here's a very special story. a breast cancer survivor that is also a big giant's fan from san jose she will fulfill a lifelong dream. she is going to her first world series game tonight. her name is eileen low. she was diagnosed with stage to breast cancer eight months ago. she has gone through a double mastectomy, chemotherapy and radiation. as a reward for staying strong during this fight, her niece taught bought her a pair of tickets to tonight's world series game and now her focus is is on her team. >> they come through in the end. it will be all around super exciting. >> she is the woman. she will be among the fans the giants invited to roll out the big american flag before the game starts tonight. she says during the game her seat may be up in the bleachers, but her heart will be out on the field. san francisco bay twitter has plans to develop a community learning center for low income and homeless people in the city. the twitter neighbor nest project connects twitter employees with less fortunate to teach them some tech skills. twitter teamed up with compass family services for this project. the nonprofit service employed more than 3500 low income or homeless families that live in san francisco. >> we want it to be a welcoming and nurturing environment. >> the neighbor nest learning center will be located at fox plaza on market street across from twitter's headquarters. the investment will cost the company $1 million over the course of the multiyear partnership. the center is scheduled to open sometime next summer. officials say it could save a police officer's life. coming up in 25 minutes the new technology from the bay area that tracks police gun use. >> we are live in san francisco at at & t park where giants fans will be in full force for game three of the world series. you will hear from one die hard fan and what his goal is for the game. >> first here is a live picture from the golden gate bridge. quite a few cars out there this morning. we will take a look at how the other freeways are doing coming up after the break. >> friday shaping up to be a fabulous day. mostly sunny skies. mild temperatures this morning dealing with a little bit of patchy fog. for some of us it's a cool start. 33@ we are live at at & t park. now it may be empty out at willie misplay va but you know it will -- willie maze plaza but you know it will be filled with thousands of fans. coming up we will go out to janine de la vega. she talked to a super fan that will be ready for any home run balls that may get into mccovey cove. it's great story. and the park looks beautiful. >> it is gorgeous out there. >> stay tuned and thank you for joining us here. friday, october 24th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. let's be clear i'm ready to watch. i'm not ready to play. [ laughter ] don't put me in center field that is for sure. rosemary very nice day it looks gorgeous out there. >> you are right. we have sunny skies. we have 70s in the forecast. could be a little breezy at at & t park as we get into the second half of the afternoon. it has to do with a -- on saturday. let's talk about friday. last business day of the week and we have beautiful weather in the forecast for most waking up with a little bit of patchy fog and it's a little thick. so we are looking at a little patchy fog. mostly sunny skies as we wait for that sunrise in the next hour. temperatures right now in the upper 40s, 50s and a few low 60s. 61 at sfo. afternoon highs for today low 70s in oakland. low 70s in san francisco. 74 redwood city. mid to upper 70s for our inland locations. we have some areas nearing 80 degrees. partly cloudy skies. again just a little breezy. outside of that it's a good looking day for again a ball game. by tomorrow though wet weather in the forecast. i'm tracking that for you coming up. pam. >> thank you. sal is out at at & t park all morning. we are going to check in with him in 15 minutes. we are keeping an eye on traffic as well. we want to take you to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's 6:32. and that is just about right i guess for about now where it starts getting a little bit crowded. the metering lights are on. traffic not as bad as yesterday though earlier in the week. but there is back up you can see in the cash lanes imparticular. over in the east bay i want to take you out to highway 24. that looks a little heavy. >> that is real heavy. >> yeah. heading to the tunnel. that is a little heavy for drivers heading from oakland to san francisco. i'm not sure if there is something going on, but we will keep an eye on that. and also down in the south bay there is a few minor problems. over all though major freeways are looking pretty good. time is 6:33. back to baseball. still believing. the anticipation building for the giant's first home game of the world series. while a lot of people are spending big bucks to watch the game inside at & t park others have found a unique place to really enjoy the game. janine de la vega is joining us live. you are at mccovey cove and you've got a man story that is different from most. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. right now it is quiet outside of at & t park but this place is going to be buzzing with excitement later on. fans are going to be rooting for the giants to beat the royals in game three. and one of the places where you can catch some of the fans is mccovey cove. just to give you an idea of what it will look like tonight here is video of the past where you see tons of kayaks are packed together in the water with giants fans. it's a lot of fun. all of these guys are keenly listening to the radio. listening to the game and trying to figure out where the ball will be hit. we caught up with one giant super fan who is known as mccovey dave. he has caught 17 giants home run flash balls and he's hoping to catch one tonight if it happens. >> i play mccovey cove like i'm an outfielder. any good outfielder positions themselves where it will land. being a math number guy i position my kayak where it will land. i study home run every player hits in their career and i solve for where the ball will land in the future. >> reporter: there has only been one world series giants ball hit into mccovey cove and that was hit by barry bonds. if it is hit again it will be hit anywhere from $5,000 to $20,000. so far though outside the park as i mentioned there are going to be a lot of fans out here later. there is a lot of local and national and media crews showed up. throughout the city there will be a lot of preparations going on. reporting live from san francisco janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. i love the spot you are in too. >> yeah it's beautiful. >> our live coverage starts at 2:00 this afternoon. first pitch just after 5:00. and then make sure you stay with us for our live post game show and of course the 10:00 news all right here on ktvu channel 2. now in case you can't get to a tv, you can watch from your smart phone if you have a cable carrier. all you have to do is down load the fox sports go app from the apple or android app store. you have to pick your cable carrier and use your user name and password. you can watch the live stream. we have more information at ktvu.com. just look under today's hot topics. >> the city of san francisco rolled out the orange carpet to welcome major league baseball to the bay area. quite a show in the sky as some of the city's heavy hitters such as former mayor willie brown and larry bear were among the 2500 guests who wined and dined at an invitation only gala. san francisco mayor ed lee praised the giants for representing the city's hard work and community spirit. >> the entire organization from larry bear and all the investors it's a wonderful time for a city. i have to say i'm the luckiest mayor to be in san francisco. >> the gala featured a giant colored orange carpet. and there was also the spectacular fire works show over the waterfront to cap off the evening's festivities. time is 6:37. a woman in milpitas rushed to the hospital early this morning after being burned during a big house fire. ktvu alex savidge is joining us live now. you have more on this and also how a family escaped those flames. alex. >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. i want everybody to know the woman that was hurt in this house fire is in stable condition. we have been told. this was a dramatic rescue pulled off by milpitas firefighters. they found four family members trapped up on the roof. they were trying to get away from this fire. that was the only safe place they could find. for thes moved in and help -- firefighters moved in and help two people jump down and brought two down on the ladder. but the grandmother suffered burns to her arms. she will be okay. you can see the extensive damage done to the home that son farm crest street. the fire started just about 3:00 in the morning. it's unclear if the smoke detectors were working in the house but a battalion chief told me given the size of the fire it's a good thing everyone woke up when they did. >> they are very, very lucky. they are very lucky. they are probably in the one last occupiable space the home had. >> reporter: and this fire was so large, extra crews had to be called in from the san jose fire department to help out. there was also 20 people in some of the neighboring homes had to be evacuated just in case this fire spread to the other homes. after the fire was knocked down, crews did find the family dog dead inside. the fire was concentrated near the kitchen. they are not sure exactly how it started. we are live in milpitas alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks. police in the east bay say seven people were hurt when a car crashed right into a popular mexican restaurant. it happened yesterday evening on village parkway. the 56-year-old driver told police she accidentally stepped on the gas instead of the break. you can see her convertible there damaged inside the restaurant. driver and six customers were take tonight hospital. two suffered serious injuries. more now on our continuing coverage of that shooting rampage in ottawa, canada when parliament reconvened a day after a gunman ran through their halls lawmakers paid tribute to the sergeant at arms who stopped the attack kevin vickers was in his oversoon wednesday. he heard the shooting in the hallway. went out into that hallway and shot and killed the gunman. canada's prime minister says canada will not be intimidated by terrorists. >> we will be judge lent but we will not -- we will be vigilant but we will not run scared. as for the business of government, here we are in our seats, in our chamber. >> that gunman identified as a 32-year-old canadian citizen recently converted to islam and trying to get a passport to go to syria. police in new york are investigating whether an attack on four police officers was an act of terrorism. police say a man with a hatchet came from behind a bus stop and hit one of the officers in the arm. as he raised the hatchet to strike again, the two officers fired shots killing the man. both were rushed to the hospital. one of the officers is in critical condition this morning. authorities believe the suspect may have been stocking the officers before the attack. officers have been told to be on high alert in that area. time is 6:41. there is a new study out. this one may make you go ewww. the bay area city on a new list of the rattiest places in america. >> doctor traveled across new york city before testing positive for ebola. why health officials say this case is different than the infection that turned deadly in dallas. >> i want to give you another look at highway 24. you can see quite a backup heading northbound toward the tunnel. jj told me 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from west africa. we will be monitoring this hearing in our newsroom throughout the morning. now the hearing comes as the centers for disease control and health care officials in new york city work to contain the virus and calm fears after a doctor tested positive for ebola. ktvu katie utehs is in our newsroom with the details of that case and what is being done here in the bay area to prepare. >> we may be on the other side of the country from this latest case. but just last night kizer sent a notice to its members saying health care workers are up to date on the latest treatment and containment standards. the new york case involves a 33- year-old doctor who returned last week from west africa where he treated the ebola patients with an organization doctors without borders. craig spencer started showing symptoms yesterday and tested positive for the virus. the doctor took his temperature twice daily but before he registered a fever spencer jogged through new york city, took the subway, and even went bowling in brooklyn. still new york leaders say do not panic this case is different than the deadly case in dallas because new york has been training for weeks. >> sot workers feel they have -- so the workers feel they have the training, they have gone through the protocols. we then had eight hospitals designated. belvieu is one of them. as the receiving hospitals for this situation. >> new york leaders reassuring spencer. he was taken to the hospital and taken by a fully trained crew. the four people he came into contact with are in quarantine as well. in my next report, we'll have more on when the world health organization expects to have an ebola vaccine. >> thank you. it's now 6:47. that means it's time to check in with tori campbell. no, it's not. >> you've got to go to sal first. he's at at & t park. >> sal, how is it out there? >> reporter: oh, am i on tv? >> yes, you are. >> reporter: hello guys. >> people walking behind you. >> reporter: yeah there is people walking. other crews. we're all family. espn just showed up, fox tv is here. all the national crews are here. obviously this is a big deal and it never does get old. tara, you don't have to sneak around, we know you are here. yeah. there is tara. enough with the sneaking around. let's go to the traffic now highway 24 westbound. there was a crash at central lafayette. that is why you see the slow traffic there. it's taking longer to get there. 16 minutes as you can see on the last screen. no major problems as traffic is moving along well. espn banner is walking by, you can't see that but that is cool. traffic will be okay at the toll plaza. you can see traffic is moderately heavy as you drive. just about 15-20 minute delay. all kidding aside i want to warn you getting into the city because of today's world series game will be different. it's a friday. a lot of people come to the city. we will have a lot of people here. let's go to contra costa county where 680 south and northbound is a little slow there. i want to move the maps into the silicon valley. we have a little slowing on 101 get into palo alto and sunnyvale. 280 does not look bad. if you are going to your job there in the valley, just make sure that you know things are getting a little slower. weather is pretty good out here at at & t park. and it seems pretty mild. let's go to rosemary. yes we have great weather in store for today. mostly sunny skies. temperatures warming into the 70s. that in a nutshell. it will be a little breezy for some as we get into the second half of the day. and it's because of a system that is working its way closer to the bay area. let's start out at what is happening right now. a little bit of fog up against the coastline. patchy and thick for some. santa rosa reporting fog and visibility down to a quarter mile. i'm to slide us back and show you right about in here. this is the system that is coming our way for saturday. so if today we are dry but then by tomorrow i think we wake upright about now and we already have wet weather under way. take a look as we get into saturday early morning it's still off the coastline. i want to point out that there is almost two parts of the system. we have the front right here. that is the steady rain. and then there is all of this unsettled weather on the backside. this will lead to the on and off spotty showers. and that is what we will be in store for the second half of the afternoon including game time world series game four. i will show you that coming up. we get going early tomorrow morning. the rain is already falling. if you have early morning plans, expect wet weather. it is marching across the bay area. 8:00 it's farther east. it's a little farther south. already beginning to break away to scattered showers. the steady rain moving through early on. by 5:00 in the afternoon, there is a spotty shower i showed you a moment ago. it looks fairly wide spread. if you look right in here, ta -- at & t park at 5:00. temperatures for today looking good. temperatures right now upper 40s to 50s. a few low 60s. it's a chilly start in santa rosa. 53 redwood city. upper 50s and low 60s at at & t park with sal. 72 in richmond. to the east bay we have 73 hayward. 79 in pleasanton. numbers quite nice for most. 76 in san jose. 74 for sunnyvale. 70s along the peninsula. san mateo you will go to 73. tip for daly city. low 70s expected at game time this afternoon. the extended forecast there with your bay area weekend always in view. we are wet on saturday. we are drying out on sunday and it will be dry for the start of the workweek. >> there is an event in concord. they are encouraging people to come out with their chairs. it might be a little wet then. >> very cool. yes, it could be. i would say bring the umbrella for sure. let's check in with tori campbell see what is coming up on mornings on 2. good morning, tori. >> coming up on mornings on 2, talk about ironic. a major tobacco company has banned smoking from its offices. how reynold's american explains this action. >> and tackling ebola with his wallet. billionaire paul allen says he is making another even bigger donation to battle the deadly disease. how much he is giving this time and why he feels so-called to help this cause. now back to you. >> very interesting. thank you. 6:52 is the time. up next a special surprise for the napa teenager injured in the earthquake in august. we will show you his big night with the golden state warriors. >> and we're also live at at & t park. you know that statue. the willie maze statue right at third and king street. we will have live team coverage inside and outside at & t park all throughout the rest of the morning just for you. welcome back to the morning news. a san francisco tour bus ran over and killed a woman walking in a crosswalk and utahaned right outside city hall. witnesses say the motorized cable car tour bus hit the woman as she walked across the street yesterday morning. she worked in the city's controller office. people that live and work in the area say despite clear pedestrian markings and neon signs, that area have very dangerous. now police say they will wait for the results of their investigation before deciding if they are going to arrest or even cite the tour bus driver. a silicon valley start-up company has developed a new technology. one that gives police dispatchers the ability to track how a police officer uses a gun. the latest device by yard arm technology fit into the handle of most police guns and uses blue tooth to connect to the officer's smart phone. it tracks where that gun is, when it's taken out of its holster, when it's fired, and the direction it's fired. two law enforcement agencies are testing it now including the santa cruz county sheriffs department. >> we are going to be able to see in realtime if our officers are in trouble and they are unable to ask for assistance. that is the worst nightmare for any police officer in the field. >> now right now yard arm technologies is paying for the testing. the company says if the trials go well, they hope to make the product available to other departments next year. in election 2014 news the american cancer society wants governor brown to give back thousands of dollars in campaign contributions from the tobacco industry. the cancer society says governor brown has accepted contributions from phillip morris for their campaign and committee supporting propositions one and two. the cancer society says that about $100,000. >> taking money from tobacco industry legitimizes a public health menace which should not be part of the political process. >> the american cancer society has challenged candidates in the november election to refuse tobacco campaign contributions. so far more than 50 candidates have vowed not to accept money from tobacco companies. here's a nice story, the 13- year-old boy from napa the one who sufficient id major injuries in that big earthquake in august, he got a special treat at oracle arena in oakland. nicholas dillon was incite invited to watch an open practice session with the warriors. nicholas is temporarily wheelchaired. he is suffering from a broken pelvis after a chimney collapsed on top of him. after the practice he went back to the locker room and met a lot of the players. coming up next it's ten hours and counting until game three of the 2014 world series. we will continue our live team coverage from inside and outside of at & t park. >> but first we tell you about a dramatic rescue in the south bay. a family barely escaped an early morning house fire. ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. we are live at at&t park where the buzz is building for the giants' first 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