good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2". >> >> cool air settling. good looking front and associated low. it will generate some pretty high surf next couple of days. a high surf advisory is in effect. today into friday, high, october 2 longshoremen-october p 1st, rainfall, take your pick some much higher than this. everybody is doing well. . san jose to santa rosa -- no rain, now, maybe sunday, but i don't think it will do much except up to the north, clear skies, 40s on alot of these temperatures, a cool morning. 40s and a few 30s in the mix, except for a few lie clouds, we are good to go. 60s to the low 70s. 6:02, i know traffic is picking up, is there anything on your screen? >> a little slow traffic on my screen, steve, although it's not too bad. i'll show you the east shore tree way. if you get on the roads soon, you can jump ahead of most of the crowds. it's a 24 minute drive -- put it on the map to show you the same stretch here. a little slow traffic. and berkeley, but for the most part, it doesn't look bad as you drive into the berkeley area and out to the bay bridge toll plaza. the toll plaza is backed up for 15 minutes. traffic on 880, busy as you drive southbound between hay ward and union city, right about there, but not a bad commute and i noticed highway 4, i -- it caught my eye, alot of slow traffic. road sensors are giving us slow speeds coming up, 25, 26-miles an hour, coming over will low pass 21, so you will see it's beginning to slow down. 6:03, let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin with a enveloping story in iowa where there is a massive search underway after two police officers were shot and killed in separate ambush styled attacks. ail liras port st. lucieen joins us with new detailed on a photo of the suspect. >> reporter: 20 minutes ago, police in des moines released information on woe they are looking for. suspected shooter, scott michael green, considered armed and dangerous, people in the area are being asked to contact them immediately, don't approach him. he is wanted for deadly shootings of two police officers, authorities received a call at 1:00 am regarding gunfire. when they arrived on the scene, they found an ochesser shot, in his patrol call. 30 minutes later, a des moines police officer was shot in his vehicle, after responding to the incident. >> it doesn't look like there was any contact as they sat in their cars that's the best we have got, right now, both of them were in their cars. >> reporter: the police sargeant from des moines, voice biupset by what happened. with the gunman on the loose, there is a clear and present danger to all officers in their area, so they are doubling up on patrols instead of having their officers work alone. we are checking with our local police departments to see if they will be taking similar precautions, we'll have another update in an hour. >> an off duty sheriff's deputy shot and killed a suspect late last night in stockton. stockton police are investigating the incident. it happened at 10:40 last night. the off duty deputy was confronted by two armed suspects, wearing masks, fearing for his safety, the deputy fired. the suspect shot was pronounced dead at the scene 6:05, new from overnight, bart trains are running as scheduled, following a minor explosion hours ago. bart said a third rail insulator blue up last night at the montgomery station. the explosion damaged a bart train that happened to be passing by at the time, but the train was able to keep going. the problem shut down the montgomery bart station temporarily and caused system wide delays that lasted until early this morning. morning. >> we cleared out the folks, isolated the problem. train did sustain a little damage luckily, no one was hurt. bart said some of these insy dens happen periodly clute the part system, but repair crews have fixed the problem. >> today, san francisco police commission will submit three names for the job of police chief. amber leigh reports on the vocal opposition by a group of activists against one potential candidate. >> welcome to our special meeting >> reporter: a small audience that attended the open portion of the meeting, which lasted about a half hour. most speakers are with the group. made up of citizens from various neighborhoods. neighborhoods. >> reporter: the mayor can select from that list or reject all three. one supervisor said the process makes sense. >> if the leave of police is not performing, the mayor is ultimately the elected official. it's important that the mayor be comfortable with whom ever is selected. >> >> the commission president won't say whether the finalists come from outside or from within the san francisco police department. san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved a report on 18 deadly police shootings in the city. the 107 page report, which was released in july reached three main conclusions that the investigations took too long, the public lacked access to information about the process and that city and county agencies didn't share enough with the public about the individual cases. dividual cases. time is 6:08. 8. >> world series is now winner take all in cleveland. what you will see, right here, with us at 6:30, a live report from cleveland where one team will end a decades long championship drought. ip drought. >> but first, we'll go live to washington, d.c polls are tightening between hillary clinton and donald trump. what trump is doing in hopes of chipping away any clinton lead six days before the election. >> clear and cool, sunny and warmth morning. i approve of this message. the u.s.those of us whoof freedserved in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote. welcome back to mornings on 2, 6:13. hillary clinton and donald trump almost even in national polls. >> there comes as the fbi tries to speed through a renewed investigation of hillary clinton's e-mails. doug is here with the latest on the campaign trail as it winds down. >> good morning and reemergence of this fbi investigation seems to be taking a toll on hillary clinton's y:es. fbi agents are working around the clock to go through the e- mails. it seems unlikely they will have any specific answers ahead of election day. >> mobilizing women against donald trump. >> he calls women ugly. disgusting, naysy all the time. he calls women "pigs " rates bodies on a scale from 1-10. >> reporter: clinton having to forgo positive messages to fend off a rising donald trump. renewed fbi investigation into her e-mail use >> she wanted to end on giving the voters something about me pitch. she can't. she's trying to deflect away from the fbi. >> reporter: clinton is moving into traditional gop turf, campaigning in arizona today, hoping to flip the state for democrats. her campaign is relying on the millions of early voters acrossed country who may have already given her a edge before the polls tightened. donald trump in wisconsin, hoping to chip away at any clinton leads >> this is a good time to make an important public service announcement. you can change your vote to donald trump. we'll make america great again, okay. >> reporter: and he is right, a handful of states give early voters the option to change their minds, the deadline to do so in minnesota passed. wisconsin, voters have a chance to go back and forth multiple times. >> the rule is quirky, you can do it in person. they can change their mines up to three times >> reporter: it's not clear how many people will do that. meantime, donald trump spending most of today in florida, a critical state for him. a must win state if he is going to pull off an upset victory next week. back to you guys. . >> it's 6:15, happening today, california supreme court will hear arguments over the right to take a selfy in the voting booth >> the issue went viral after justin timberlake photographed himself and shared it. last month, california state lawmakers reversed the ban here, but the change won't take effect until january 1st, which is nearly two months after the presidential election. we are looking at people getting on the road. we do see traffic that will be moving along a little slower than it was a few moments ago, bay bridge toll plaza -- i alot of slow traffic on 580 as you drive-thru 205 and just alot love slow traffic. nothing on any of nearby roads out of the ordinary. 6:17, let's go to steve. >> sal, as you know, today is national professional broadcast traffic day >> really? >> i saw it on twitter. tter. >> good morning, everybody, there is some out to the valley. good looking front associated, but it is going up and over a ridge of high pressure which decided to reestablish itself. the pattern has changed. after the october record setting rain, it's tough to carry it over for another month. r month. northwest, 41. 42, i also saw 42 in boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains. tease are some of the observevers that sent in their information to me. i appreciate that. crescent city, october rain 20.66 cow, 20.66 cow, another observer at morgan hill. an hill. really good rainfall. overall, clear skies, sunshine, warmer temperatures, lows are cool here. alot of 40s, mid-40s, upper 40s and a few low 50s. alot more 40s, east bay temperatures very few low 50s. everyone else checking in in the 40s. danville, 42. 47, 46 blackhawk, 47 in truckie. truckie. rather consistent uniform on the temperatures, taking care of the next system, a few high clouds, nothing will come in here. pattern looks warmer into friday. i'm not really sold on this one make some higher clouds friday. i would you ignore that, right there, rain, late saturday early sunday, but it stays north of golden gate. it looks pretty weak. tease are very weak compared to what we had the pattern in october. 60s, everyone is really close. i mean, very, very close, upper 60s, couple of degrees difference. south bay might be a little warmer with some low 70s. alot of 60s. the warming continues into friday and it looks like clouds start to move if as we head towards the weekend. e weekend. >> i rarely do this. a very dear friend, bob fletcher, going through medical problems. bringing you good thoughts. >> 6:21, a ban in overnight parking in one city. ordinance having people that live in r-v's on the move. ve. >> also, envelopements in the search for missing malaysian airlines a new report after part of the jet's wings washed ashore. the mae gave her top executive managed aa huge pay raiseet, and a lavish car allowance, run up a deficit, then cut jos for local teenagers, and cut after-school program. no wonder tchronicle called mae torlakson "flat-out unprepared" for the assembly. they endorse tim grayson. as mayor of concord, grayson balanced the budget every yer while doing more for kids. tim grayson for assembly. welcome bark. 6:24, new developments regarding missing malaysian airline, no one was controlling the plane when it plunged into the owing. they say the position of the wing flap indicates that the pilots were not preparing the plane for a crash landing. they also say they will continue looking for the rest of the plane even though the search area is huge. the plane was on the way to beijing from malaysia when it disappeared. british air ways is the only european carrier to operate out of all three bay area airports. in march, flights going to london, four day as week, round trip tickets will start at $599. with the strength of the u.s. dollar, more americans are interested in traveling >> they are seeing a pool of wealthy travelers that are buying tickets in u.s. dollars, alot more relative to the pound than they were 12 months ago fuel is cheap, making it easier to add destinations. >> reporter: if you are traveling by plane for thanksgiving, get to the airport early. an extra half million people are expected to fly that week because flights are more affordable. almost 23 million people are expected to fly for the thanksgiving holiday. >> it is 6:26 and bay area roads are apparently the worst in the country for pot >> bill: holes, according to a new report, we'll tell you how the problems are costing you mormony. mormony. a frightening ordeal for an uber passenger as she is allegedly assaulted by a driver. we'll tell you about the suspect and how uber is reacting. because she doesn't know that it kills 40,000 californians... every year. because she doesn't understand what cancer is. because she can't spell emphysema. because she is a butterfly, who fights fires. because she is my daughter, and the surgeon general says that raising tobacco taxes... is a proven way to make sure she never smokes. that's why i'm voting yes on 56. thank you for joining us here on "mornings on 2" it's the middle of week, november 2nd, i'm dave clark >> it's a nice middle of the week. weather is very pretty. >> it certainly is, after all of that rain. >> crystal clear, now. >> some fog, now, up to santa rosa. that can be thick, be careful. so far, that's all i can find. a little heads up for sal as well. pretty good system outed there, but it's going to run into alot of resistance. we have high pressure and some clear skies, not much of a breeze, allowing temperatures to drop into the 30s. marsh creek road. 42 in boulder creek. except for a few high clouds and a patch or two of some fog. temperatures warming up. 40s, to near 50 for some, but there is alot of 40s to mid- 40s. - 40s. wood side, 43, all pretty clear, but we'll be a little warmer. maybe a few clouds zipping by, but overall, upper 60s very low 70s all right, sal. right, sal. go i don't see anything coming in, but it doesn't mean it won't happen. let's go to the bay bridge, slow traffic as traffic is backed up for 20, 25 minute delay. no major problems, traffic will be okay if you are driving on the britain. we are looking at very heavy traffic on 580 through the pass. a couple of crashes on 680, if you are leaving the pleasantton area and trying to get to the freemont area on 680, it will be kind of a testy commute here as you drive-thru. looking at the peninsula where 101 is beginning to get busier. things are beginning to get more crowds, but still, it is early enough for you to get a jump on what will be a pretty busy commute. a bay area uber driver accused of groping and stalking a female passenger. in palo alto, the police are working with uber in this investigation, good morning >> reporter: good morning, dave, police released a picture of the suspect, wondering if he ever tried to assault any other passengers. police say the 35-year-old dropped off a woman and a man at their home alpine road near the city line. the woman, in her 40s, said she called the driver after realizing she and her husband left a phone in the car. when she went to get the phone, the driver allegedly kissed her and groped her breast and then the driver called her an hour later, telling her he was outside of her her home. he was arrested at his home. >> >> all right, thank you, janine. >> meantime, police in pacificka arrested a man accused of trying to kidnap a girl on halloween. police say this man, mark solomon tried to force a girl into his car. she was able to get away, police say detectives took solomon into custody at his home yesterday afternoon. he was booked into the county jail on charges that include kidnapping a child under 14. 14. >> i wish there was a solution and they would not be at our door step. >> similar bands in neighboring cities, some offer overnight car parking.s that an idea worth considering, but the challenge is finding a location. >> one of the two longest championship droughts in major league baseball will end ton. cubs powered a win over indians to force a game 7. . there was no doubt it was a big night, for russell, tonight, it's winner tick all. you are live where two fan bases have been waiting a long time for tonight. good morning. >> russell, the second youngest major leaguer to hit in the world series, mickey mantle, the other one. it was the longest route for two of the teams, 108 years. 68 years for the cleveland indians, tonight in game 7, one way or another, one of the droughts is coming to an end. . cubs won game six of the world series. chicago's russell hitting a pop fly, indians outfielders could not decide woe should catch the ball. >> one of those deals where you wish you could take it back. >> the indians lost the game, they tried to wear out some of the cubs pitchers for the final matchup. >> we talked about this before we even started, try to make them use pitching, even in a loss. >> but chicago won the last game with their bats putting runs on the scoreboard. >> all of a sudden, our offense was having a resurgence, which we need. >> reporter: a win would make history. cubs fans are hoping the team can keep the momentum going >> once in a lifetime, down 3- 1. >> disapointed indians fans still convinced their team can pull off a victory try. >> well you have to be nervous and excited all in one. >> as you can imagine, tickets are extremely scarce, really only available on the secondary market. i checked out stub hub, yesterday for game six to give you an example, standing room only seats going for $400 today, the same streets, between a grand and $2,000. you you can get diamond seats for $25,000. >> call it, i have to put you on the spot. what is it going to be tonight? >> tough one. me being a yankees fans. i mean for nostalgic purposes, i would say most people are rooting for chicago cubs. it would be nice to see them break the 108-year-old record. cleveland indians fans would tell me to get lost. 108 years is a long time and those fans have suffered all of those years. we'll see if the cubs can pull it off. their bats have gone hot. . we are less an a week away from election day. the city of san francisco said they are taking extra steps to prevent voter fraud. as far as actual cases of fraud, officials say it's very rare earlier this year, a san francisco man was charged with registered to vote using a false address. >> san jose city council has passed an emergency ordinance banning the come division and sale of marijuana. it comes one week before the vote. they are calling it an orogensy ordinance, in anticipation of proposition 64 passing tuesday. the ballot initiative would make it legal for anyone over the age of 21 to recreationally smoke pot. smoke pot. >> prop 64, if it were to pass would leave it to the city to decide where they can go. >> silicone valley cannabis opposes the band, saying if proposition 64 passes, there may be more bands, which could cause alot of confusion all right time is 6:40, new information about the huge fire in oakland. the one that burned the building under construction. in 20 minutes, the lawsuit we are finding out about he involving the developer >> warriors wrapped up their road trip with a win. >> very slow in some areas, already, if you are driving on the approach to highway 4, getting into baypoint, it's backed up, coming up out of antioch. we'll tell you more about the east bay commute. commute. who says i shouldn't have a soda everyday? my doctor. my dentist. definitely my wife. wait, i know what i want. make sparkling water at home. and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. welcome back, 6:44, a silver alert to find a missing man in marine county. there is a picture of him. he is described at 6'tall. white hair and a full beard. he was wearing a clark colored rain jacket, hiking boots and a fleece jacket at the time he went missing. he may be carrying two walking sticks, relatives say he suffers from a medical condition. he may be disoriented. anyone who has seen him is asked to contact the marine county sheriff's office. >> a man said he is being retaliated against because he investigated the death of the wife of a police officer. retaliation started after he said he believed that oakland police officer o brian killed his wife. he committed suicide 15 months later. a note he left behind ignited a current bay area sex scandal he said when he started to investigate the possible role in his wife's death, the police department turned on him, accessed his personnel records and have not closed a domestic violence case between him and his wife. he said he was offered to transfer out of the homicide unit, >> once you step over the line, you become an out cast. i'm tired of being made out to be the scapegoat >> reporter: because of the domestic violence investigation involving the sargeant, the oakland police department is not commenting on his allegations. 6:45, which means it'stime to check in our newsroom >> reporter: good morning, pam and dave, when i join you in a view, we'll talk about a memorial at the site of an officer involved shooting in san francisco. remember in march of 2014, police shot and killed a man. now, a supervisor wants the recreation and parks department have to have a memorial in his honor. this is so personal to the supervisor, woe would pay for the memorial. >> you do not need me to tell you it has been a nasty and at times bitter campaign, but, now, less tan a week to go before the election, psychologists are hearing alot of fear and anxiety from their patients, what is behind what they are calling election stress disorder, how we can manage that. we have someone coming in to help us navigate the awkward conversations we can have with people we love, but have very different political views with us. that's coming up. >> thank you. looking forward to that. >> warriors coming back home after an undefeated road trip. things look to be really clicking against portland. inst portland. go came off the bench in the first quarter, warriors made a 17-2 run. finished with a career high, currie did a little something, leading the warriors with 28 points, 23 of those came in the third quarter alone. final score 127-104. >> clark is good. >> san jose sharks, three game winning streak, it's over, arizona coyotes beat them. the they dominated the first period, took a lead. patrick had a goal, but coyotes went on to score three goals in the second period. sharks scored again in the third, but they could not complete a comeback. they will be hosting the flames at home tomorrow night. >> the time of the year you have to decide what to watch, right? world series and the warriors and the sharks. >> and then occasionally, that will collide with the football games. and pretty soon, you are spending the whole day watching sports. good morning, everyone, if you are trying to get on the commute, i'm going to show you a slow one. slow from antioch area, border with antioch and pittsburgh, slow through all of pittsburgh and into the bay point. alot of traffic on 680 and 24, most of it here. you will you see a transfer to the corridor in the next 20-30 minutes. bay bridge, some people have arrived here, 15-20 minute delay, better than yesterday where people were texting saying "what is going on?" this is more of a normal commute. look at the south bay. filling if as people come from the east and west part of the valley. 6:49, let's bring in steve. >> good morning, it's cold for some. we talked about this, so far far, mainly so no, ma'am ma county. very impressive system, but it's riding the ridge of high pressure. end result for us will be the high surf advisory, which kicks in tomorrow. waves will be building. gary keeps me updated on alot of information. and the fog at 6:30, change that to heavy fog, you said -- - >> speaking of the system and the heavy surf advisory, that's from the national weather service, starting to build, but really kicks in on thursday and starts to decrease on friday. be advised. don't go down to the rocks, water temperatures warm, they have cooled off. a northwest breeze. we will a south, south east breeze for most of october, warming the temperatures up, right now, with the northerly breeze, cooling things down, mostly clear here, you can see the ridge of high pressure and the amount of moisture is riding up el off to the north. 40s on the temperatures, a few 30s. a couple of people said its cold, well it is for some. walnut creek -- san ramon in there. fresno, 49, ridge of high pressure said you are going well to the north on this. higher clouds in the neck couple of days, trend is mostly sunny and warm. it might be the day that we bump up, lows are so cool. tomorrow, more in the ways of low 70s. i think it will stay mainly to the north. this time of the year, i'll tell you, there is not much of a change here between the coast, bay, peninsula, east bay, everyone is pretty close. warmest temperatures, santa claira valley. that will continue. warmer into friday, clouding up on sunday. on sunday. >> time, 6:51. >> we are hearing from the wife of the gunman that killed 49 people at an orlando nightclub. the reason, she says, she wants to talk about it, now, five months after the attack. sitio. prop 55 doesn't raise taxes on anyone. instead, it simply maintains the current tax rate on the wealthiest californians to prevent education cuts that would hurt our kids. no wonder prop 55 is endorsed by the california pta, teachers and educators. because all of us want to help our children thrive. it's time to vote yes on proposition 55. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. welcome back to "mornings on 2". the wife of the gunman that carried out the shooting massacre in orlando florida is speaking out for the first time. she told the new york times she had no idea her husband was planning that attack in june. he killed 49 people before he was killed by police. she said her husband beat her repeatedly during their five year marriage the fbi has questioned her extensively and she says she's speaking out now to let people know how sorry she is about what her husband did. >> city attorney supporting a lawsuit claiming that san francisco's bail system favors the rich. a traditional bail system allows defendants with money to walk free while those who don't have money are kept in jail until they can see a judge. the amount is fixed by a schedule that does not take into account in a person will jump bail >> a bail is he lifts the price of freedom does not serve the interest of the gust or the public and unfairly discriminates against the poor. >> reporter: he wants the system to be reformed to detain only those people who are a danger to the public or who may be a flight risk. >> san francisco sheriff issued a statement seeming to agree, allowing one person access to the freedom of the payment of cash while another person with the same criminal history who lacks financial resources seems unfair a new report on bay areas potholes saying ours are the worst in the nation. national transportation research groups ranked san francisco and oakland y: one in the nation for cities with the highest y: of bad highways and roads, 70% of bay area roads and highways are in bad shape. it says drivers here pay almost $1,000 a year on vehicle operation costs >> probably not surprising to hear for anyone that drives on the streets of oakland, 40% of our streets are in poor to very poor conditions >> i have had my tired popped here. it's just a mess, uncomfortable to drive on, it looks bad. they need improvement. >> oakland transportation officials say an out of date gas tax put the city in a financial hold. they are hoping voters will approve proposition k-k next week, providing $350 million to rebuild ages roads and bridges. we have posted a complete list of those roads on our website, check it outing look for the web links section. >> coming up in 7:00 our, we continue to follow the enveloping story, two police officers killed in an ambush style attack in high what, up next, intense manhunt now underday. >> firefighters rush to a bart station overnights. the small explosion that caused system wide delays. they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >> two iowa police officers shot and killed in an ambush style attack overnight. what we're learning about the suspect as a massive manhunt continues. plus, after a five-month search, san francisco is finally getting closer to having a new permanent police chief. it's all ahead on mornings on 2. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. a busy morning already this november 2nd. >> i'm dave clark. we're getting you out the door. i think you will like the forecast. steve paulson has it. >> if you like sunshine and cool temperatures. >> i'll take it. >> thick fog along 101 up to santa rosa. super dense is what we're hearing. i'm sure that sal hears

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