. >> i came back a few weeks later after that phone call and there was a concord police officer in the parking lot. >> it's good to know that the city is being proactive, when people complain, they are responding. >> for once it's working in my favor. >>> thousands of people are heading to half-moon bay this weekend and you know why. the 44th annual pumpkin festival. the event has crafts, pumpkin- inspired food is a pie eating contest. festival open tomorrow from nine in the morning to 5:00 in the afternoon. admission is free. >>> coming up here tonight, catholic leaders vote on a landmark document concerning sexual orientation. why the result reveal division among leaders. >> plus u.s. aircraft pound isis with another round of air strikes. how the u.s. jets in the air are getting intel on the ground about isis soldiers. >> and next a chp officer finding more than a dozen felony charges after police find child pornography on his computer. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get

. >> since the end of summer, concord police say auto burglaries have spiraled out of control. so this week at the request of the police department, the bushes surrounding the lot were removed by the city department of public works. >> last week i was a parade of parking up there. -- i was afraid of parking up there. i wrote here. >> now that this side of the parking lot no longer looks like the side of the parking lot, the concord police department says it will be easier for officers to monitor criminal activity in this area while passing by. >> i think it's a great response. >> this citizen pulled into the lot recently, found her car was smashed windows and call police. >> actually, i came back a few weeks later after that phone call and there was a concord pd officer sitting in the parking lot. >> it's a good thing the city is being proactive. >> for once it's working in my favor. >> in concord, crime for news. >> dozens of supporters of predilections in hong kong gathered in san francisco saturday night. they're criticizing the chinese government for the way protesters have

police hope anyone with information will give them a call. >>> i'm jodi hernandez in concord where a neighborhood is on edge after surveillance video shows a car burglar somehow getting access into a keyless locked car. are the bad guys going high tech? the story coming up. >>> i'm scott budman. they're students and their curriculum is up in space. coming up, meet the young people controlling the satellite. >>> and good afternoon, i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. it was a warm day across the bay not only inland but check it out, san francisco 82 and as well in pacifica. we'll talk more about a dramatic shift in our temperatures and our halloween storm system and how much rain we'll pick up in about five minutes. >>> then at 6:00, san jose pd has a problem and a new development shows how bad it really is. >> something is going to have to change that makes the job more attractive. >> people who say they want a career in law enforcement don't want to work in san jose. that's new at 6:00. >>> it is quick and it is quiet. you're watching a burglar in the east bay. and look, the car thief d

. >> reporter: concord police say they haven't had a chance to closely review the video if verify if the suspect used a high-tech device to gain entry, but dr. hamilton is certain. >> i've never seen it in my life. obviously technology's wonderful until things like this happen. but this is very scary. >> reporter: at least four other cars in the neighborhood were also hit early monday morning. some of them keyless. neighbors hope the image of the suspect wail lead to his arrest. >> if you've got a device that's able to get in or clone your keyless entry, that's a problem. >> reporter: dave's taking steps to protect his keyless cars so he too doesn't become a victim. >> my cars stay in the garage. but we try to lock the cars and lock the house and all those kinds of things. i'd advise others to do the same. >> reporter: good advice. the concord police department says that they have not had a chance to closely review that video to determine whether or not a high-tech device was indeed used but they say if they do make that determination it will take car burglaries to a whole new level.

. >> the man reported the loss saying it was his live savings and concord police turned it over to him. >> my kids, they are like, what were you thinking? >> the c.h.p. officer who was raised by a single mother in south central los angeles said it was a moment to teacher children about integrity. >> there was no one on the street. after i come back, for whatever reason, no one would have known. your integrity is interimmed by what you do when no one is looking. >> i would feel guilty to go on a trip or buy clothes, it would be a reminder of doing something bad. >> i want to do the right thing and report it. >> officer has faith in her fellow plan and believes most people what do what she did. >> today, san francisco based zinga will present the school district with money to fund a game academy and high school students in the city will play pong part of a national trend to incorporate computer science into public schools. in california alone, there are 78,000 open jobs for computer scientists and in zinga, they will present a check for $31,000 to the district. >> apple is bringing techn

police say it started when a man tried to kidnap his exgirlfriend from her parent's house in concord. it ended here. the guy drove his pickup back to his house in concord. police soon showed up and there was a standoff. officers say he had a gun. they finally used tear gas to get inside, but then, police had to deal withy traps the guy set inside his place. a bomb squad came in and cleared the house. tonight, that man is in custody and he is facing a lot of charges. >>> well, we are waiting to see if a man will face charges after his pit bulls mauled and killed his neighbor. the pack of dogs got through a fence in modesto and pounced on an elderly woman in her backyard. her son tried to save her but he died today from his injuries. neighbors say they could hear the screams. >> there was a guy laying down, four dogs on top of him and my dog grabbed a random stick and tried to scare them away. >> it was horrible. the dogs had a lot of blood. it was horrible. i was scared. >> the elderly woman is in critical condition. police shot all four of the pit bulls. >>> one second they were hikei

after the proper screening concord police turned it over to him. >> my kids when i came home they are like mom. what were you thinking? >>reporter: but the chp officer who was raised by a single mother in south central l.a. says it was a moment to ach her children about integrity. >> there was no one on is street. after hi come back for whatever reason nobody would have known b that what determine a person integrity what d you do when nobody is looking. >>reporter: most peoplegree agreed. >> i would feel guilty if i ended up going on ari twith it or buying clothes. lways be a reminder of something that i know s bad. >> in the back of my mind i would always just want to do the right thing and probably just report it. >> chp officer has faith in her fellow man and believes most people would do what she did. in concord, abc 7 news. >> great story. listen to this 5 bay area restaurants ha announced plans to stop accepting tips from customers and institute 20 percent service fee. these restaurants are joining 3 east bay establishment with the new policy. restaurant owner say it's a preempv

. >>> concord police are investigating the suspicious death of a man who was found dead inside his home. the man's caretaker found his body in the house on the 3400 block of stanford street. that's in north concord. investigators are not saying how he was killed or why they believe the death is suspicious. the man's identity has not yet been released. police say it's being withheld pending the notification of next of kin. >>> a campbell woman is in the hospital after being rescued off mount hamilton this morning. she had been struck overnight in a ravine after her car went down an embankment. janine de la vega was there for the dramatic rescue operation and explains how crews were able to find the woman. >> reporter: all eyes were on this coast guard helicopter this morning as it hovered over mount hamilton in the hills above san jose. their focus a woman from campbell who spent the night in this ravine. >> so right now we're calling it moderately critical, injuries to the lower extremities and abdomen and obviously she's been down there since 2:00 yesterday afternoon. so, you know, pro

after the proper screening concord police turned it over to him. >> my kids when i came home they are like mom. what were you thinking? >>reporter: but the chp officer who was raised by a single mother in south central l.a. says it was a moment to teach her children about integrity. >> there was no one on this street. after hi come back for whatever reason nobody would have known but that what determine a person integrity what did you do when nobody is looking. >>reporter: most people agree agreed. >> i would feel guilty if i ended up going on a trip with it or buying clothes. always be a reminder of something that i know was bad. >> in the back of my mind i would always just want to do the right thing and probably just report it. >> chp officer has faith in her fellow man and believes most people would do what she did. in concord, abc 7 news. >> great story. listen to this 5 bay area restaurants have announced plans to stop accepting tips from customers and institute 20 percent service fee. these restaurants are joining 3 east bay establishment with the new policy. restaurant owner s

after the proper screening concord police turned it over to him. >> my kids when i came home they are like mom. what were you thinking? >>reporter: but the chp officer who was raised by a single mother in south central l.a. says it was a moment to teach her children about integrity. >> there was no one on this street. after hi come back for whatever reason nobody would have known but that what determine a person integrity what did you do when nobody is looking. >>reporter: most people agree agreed. >> i would feel guilty if i ended up going on a trip with it or buying clothes. always be a reminder of something that i know was bad. >> in the back of my mind i would always just want to do the right thing and probably just report it. >> chp officer has faith in her fellow man and believes most people would do what she did. in concord, abc 7 news. >> great story. listen to this 5 bay area restaurants have announced plans to stop accepting tips from customers and institute 20 percent service fee. these restaurants are joining 3 east bay establishment with the new policy. restaurant owner s

police. >> they thought it's from the bank robbery. >> reporter: the officer did not want her identity disclosed because she said this story's not really about her. >> people do the right thing. when given that opportunity, you know, to choose between doing what's wrong and doing what's right, most people choose to do what's right. >> reporter: her children wanted to know why she gave back what could have been their college fund. >> and i asked them what integrity is. and they said it's doing the right thing, even when no one's looking. i said exactly. >> reporter: the money's been claimed by a man who says it was his life savings. what it was doing in the milled of the street is not clear. the officer tells me she hasn't heard a word from the person whose money she found but she doesn't expect it. again, this is not about her. the chp, however, has thanked her, and they plan a ceremony to honor her. live from concord, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> and good evening. mime meteorologist jeff ranieri. clear and cold across the bay area. parts of the east bay and alamo already dr

the sergeant gave his find to concord police, who later found the lost money's rightful owner. the 20-year chp veteran says returning the money was simply the right thing to do. >>> the san francisco giants are one win away from winning a third world series title in five years. we are keeping our fingers crossed for that win. the team landed in kansas city a couple hours ago to take on the royals in game six tomorrow night. abc 7 was outside the ballpark this morning before the players loaded up on buses and headed out to san francisco international airport. fans showed up to thank the giants for a great season and wished them luck in the series clincher. >>> fans will be able to watch tomorrow night's game on the big screen at civic center plaza. mayor ed lee made the announcement today. city workers did not waste any time and started rolling out the staging and sound system equipment this afternoon. the city rolled out the big screen at the civic center for the world series in 2010 and again in 2012. it's also where the last world series victory celebration took place as seen

. >> the rightful owner reported the missing money saying it was his lifesaving and the concord police handed back the bags of cash. >>> trading is underway on wall street and we will see how your investments are doing, the dow is up 53 points to 16871. >> the next installment of "call of duty," is on sale next week. you may want to park in front of wal-mart to buy it because they are selling the "call of duty," 24 hours before the release at 12:01 november 3. >> jake peavy pitches game six of the world series and fans are not ready to talk ability what happens -- what happens if they win, his southern talking. >> when reporters asked peavy what he would get his sons if the giants win the son took over the microphone and announced that three and his brother have already picked out a trolley car. like the giants used in our 2010 parade. so, we hope that happens. >> fans across the bay area have been sending fan pictures. how about these we have seen on our news app, and thanks for sending them to up. and animals are getting in the spirit. >> orange flowers. pitching, no, diaper change.

concord police, the contra costa county sheriff's department and the fire protection district were taking part. the drill simulate ad24-inch high pressure gas main break. >> we need to do this so we can find common communications, common ground, how we will work together. if you don't train, practice, then what kind of results will you get? >> officials say today's hot weather and wind added an extra element to the emergency response. following the drill those who took part got together to review what they did well and which areas they can improve in. >>> the dith of a new york high school football player is under investigation although officials say his death was a freak accident. the junior collided with an opponent yesterday during a game. he suffered a head injury. he was rushed to a hospital but died after surgery. the medical examiner and police are investigating. >>> fresno county authorities made four arrests for the slaughtering of hundreds of chickens at a foster farms facility. the incident happened on september 20. authorities say the suspects broke through a fence to get insi

many of us would be tempted to keep the mon the officer turned it in to concord police, who then found the owner. her kids asked why she didn't keep the money, after all, it would help pay for their college expenses. >> i asked them what integrity is and they said it's doing the right thing, even when nobody's looking. exactly. >> it's unclear why the money was on the street and the man said it was his life savings. the chp plans to present her with a commendation for her good deed. >> thanks a lot nanette. >> sometimes you're richer in spirit than you are in money. >> she shall be rewarded. >> karma, that's what that is. >> time to check the forecasts a we take a live look outside. this is a look at the bay bridge looking at emeryville this morning. >> getting a little backed up there. we'll check with mike after a look at your weather. >> good morning, laura and sam. ing about day today. temperatures mostly in the 40s. we are all looking forward to that game. remember, you can show your giants pride by wearing your orange and black right along with us today when you go to work. 77 in

police turned it over. >> today, san francisco based zinga will present money for a game academy with high school students in the city playing pong and other games part of a national trend to incorporate computer science interest public schools and in california alone, this are 78,000 open jobs for computer scientists. zynga which created farmville will give a check to the district for $31,000. >> an pill is bringing ten to low income students, and the company is giving out ipads, macs and apple tv small to 114 schools across the nation including in san jose and richmond part of their $100 million pledge to president obama's connected initiative a campaign for educational technology giving students real word skills. >> in over 11 hours, the san francisco giants will take on the royals in what we hope will be final game of the world series and the gigantic victory with fans showing their spirit. >> ♪ the old ballgame >> okay, mama? >> that was more than okay. 101-year-old madeleine does not know the exact words of "take me out to the ball game," but her giant heart is in the right pl

. >>> meanwhile concord police had to deal with a house rigged with booby traps as they made a domestic violence arrest. police were looking for a man they say tried to kidnap his girlfriend last night. the man then went back to his home in pleasant hill, holed up inside. police eventually used tear gas to force him out. they then discovered the map had rigged up several explosive devices in the home. at one point he apparently fired a gun in an attempt to set them off. the bomb squad had to be called in to clear the house. tonight, that man is facing a slew o charges. >>> the ntsb says a man probably hit a tree and crashed near yosemite last week. veteran piloted craig hunt was killed when his plane hit a canyon wall. he lost a wing after possibly clipping a tree. hunt a veteran pilot was helping fight a wildfire in the southern part of the park. cal fire planes were grounded but are now back in service. >>> keep your seatbelt on. it was a turbulent day on wall street. it ended in a partial recovery. but for a time the dow was down 460 points. stocks slightly bounced back from that ear

no one else including concord police nor fire knew either. but now the mystery is solved. it wasn't aliens. mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> this was the third time the mysterious noise has been heard in the last several months. >>> hundreds of pounds of beef from a san leandro company are being recalled. gallant foods says their meat filling didn't meet critical cooking standards. the two items being recalled are galena's original beef and others: >> no illnesses have been reported. we put the code number on our products at our website, kpix.com. >>> turns out californians are heeding the call to conserve water. august saw the sharpest decline in water use for the year according to water agencies around the bay. people cut their water use by 1 1.5% compared to august of last year. august was the first month of mandatory restrictions and fines for water wasters. >>> sunnyvale is offering up to $100 in rebates for rain barrels. the city has set aside 15,000 dollars for the program to get home owners to save water and use other water sources for landscaping. barrels must be perform

it >> pam: >> reporter: concord police are looking for people that use a keyless device to open cars and take personal possessions of home owners. >> reporter: homeowners had surveillance cameras and they are encouraging homeowners to park their cars in the grosz. >> reporter: and not to keep any valuables in the car. >> reporter: here in oakland the 08 k service is just about ready to roll for the holidays. it will be $6 to write the cart to the airport. want to get off your right of the policies the coliseum and get off the. >> reporter: in kansas city is all about the world series game 7 between the san francisco giants in the kansas city royals could >> reporter: many fans just made the trek in the last 12 hours to get here tonight. >> reporter: here at civic center plaza their thousands of giant fans watching the game on the big screen. >> reporter: somewhat nervous tonight is the last game. >> reporter: saw lot of energy out here. >> reporter: there are a lot of people out here. >> reporter: officers making sure everything stays moves. >> reporter: giants fans have filled all l

police. >> originally, they thought it was from a bank robbery. >> reporter: the officer did not want her identity disclosed because she says this story is not really about her. >> people do the right thing, given that opportunity, you know, to choose between doing what's wrong and doing what's right, most people choose to do what's right. >> reporter: her children wanted to know why she gave back what could have been their college fund. >> i asked them what integrity is, it's doing the right thing. >> reporter: the money has been claimed by a man who says it's his life savings. what it was doing in the middle of the street is not clear. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> wow, good for her for setting that example for her kids. >> absolutely. >>> still to come, trapped in a body shop with little way out. we investigate silicon valley's dark labor secrets coming up, a system that leaves some high-tech workers trapped like indentured servants. >>> well, some call it the dark secret of silicon valley. foreign workers treated like indentured servants. >> this is a year long investigat

several agencies are involved in had, including the contra costa sheriff's office, concord police, the chp, bart, and the salvation army. pge says this is an ongoing evident to coordinate with first responders in the event of a natural disaster or emergency situation. >>> it is 7:16. an ohio woman is suing a chicago area sperm bank because she knows not given a donation from a white donor. cnn reports jennifer cramblet claims she got pregnant from a donation from an african-american man and not the white man she and her partner had chosen. she and her partner are both white. while they love their bi-racial daughter they feel her daughter will not be accepted. >> we want her to grow up in a community where she feels accepted, like it's normal to be who she is, walk down the streets and not have anything, anything skew that view. >> the six vials we got wrong -- >> the sperm bank has not commented on the lawsuit. she says if she wins her lawsuit she will use the money to move to another community with more diversity and better schools. >>> time now 7:17. hey, sal, the commute is getting

will be right here and let creek 8 their pcs in concord police bay shoreline a seeker weather with 82 in hayward 86 and san leandro oakland downtown near la plaza 87 degrees san fransico along the embarcadero financial district 81 degrees with 77 by the beach will be hot all rounds in the north bay to upper 80s we have 85 nevada 089 and center fell. the hot weather gonna be with us for a while high-pressure pushing everything else are the way the clouds in the wet weather no cool ocean breezes none of the farleys the next five days thursday friday saturday sunday hot temperatures climbing right up to friday will approach could triple digit mark with 97 and then 98 inland's temperatures will get back in the '80s by early next week but to it by now and then be prepared for hot afternoons. >> : we have been tracking the boat traffic no big incident so big as accidents this morning was still much checking any hot spots all the traffic is definitely getting slowly here at the bay bridge were backed up and the macarthur mays b.a.t. approach. i completely about it blocked and the toll plaza

it is heavy through concord. >>> agreeing overnight in oakland police were investigating a deadly shooting outside a nightclub. around 1:15 a man got in a fight with another person in the area of 11th and clay. at some point the second person pulled the gun and shot the man in the stomach. the victim was taken to the hospital where he died. right now police are reviewing surveillance video in hopes of getting more information on the shooter. >> in oakland, police are investigating a possible burglary at a marijuana grow house officers responding to a home on 29th and found pot plants scattered on the ground. there is no word if police made any arrests. we have reached out to oakland police the when we hear back we will bring you the information. >>> some workers are starting off with a pay raise. the first of three minimum wage hikes in berkeley now is in effect. amy hollyfield is in berkeley. >>> the man who was working the shift at 7-eleven was making $9.50 an hour yesterday. today he is making $10 an hour. the berkeley city council voted unanimously to increase minimum wage each year fo

we -- so far and getting into san francisco, from pay bone with to couldn't -- bay point to concord it all looks good. let's go back to the desk. >>> berkeley police are looking for your help to find the person who randomly assaulted '85-year-old -- an 85-year-old woman. here is more with the description of the tacker. >> reporter: good morning. the elderly woman never saw it coming. one minute she was walking with family and the next second she was on the ground. let me show you that video. the surveillance video captured that attack. the two women walking towards the camera are the victims, then suddenly she turns and pushes the 85-year-old woman to the group and that woman had to be hospitalized for her injuries. >> she attacked her because she was 85 and more vulnerable than somebody who is younger and  stronger. >> here is the angle of the tacker, she is described as african-american in her 50s, 5- foot 6 with a medium build long gray coat with dark green baggy pants. the assault happened two weeks ago but berkeley police released the video last night asking for your help. if yo

police say it began after newhouse tried to kidnap his girlfriend from a home in concord. the relatives intervened. he smashed a parked car before returning to his home before police caught up with him. >>> and analysts say that investors who are worried about their retirement savings need to ride out the crazy times on wall street. the day couldn't end soon enough for many, stocks falling at the start of the opening bell. the dow fell 460 points by mid-day before pulling back. it ended down 173 points to stay above 6,000, they blamed poor growth in europe, even deflation. october has been a rocky month for stocks. >>> and shares of netflix stocks fell by more than 20%, despite earnings reports. netflix added about 3 million subscribers in the third quarter but not as many as the video streaming service had expected. the company's ceo blamed a price hike. the numbers could attract possible customers, netflix will have every episode of hits. >>> and hotel rates in silicon valley, renters seeing rent up $48 in the third quarter. in santa clara, the average monthly rent for a

police say it began after he tried to kidnap his girlfriend om a home in concord. >>> and on t something different now. one game, one game is all that separates the giants from their third world sear -- series in five years. >> strike three, game over. giants go the games to one. >> that was the moment at at&t park. the giants beating the st. louis cardinals. tiffany wilsons live outside the ballpark where fans went wild again. >> oh my goodness. the fans went absolutely wild. dan, this is a prelude tonight to what the action will be if e team wins tmorrow. amid the celebration -- >> let a go! one more! one more! we're going to the series! >> started withuiet expectations and a couple of boys playing catch. >> i like outfielder and pitcher. >> the youthful enthusiasm repeated itself across the faces of long-time fans. >> this is what you look forward to because you never know when it will happen agai >> for them tonight's goal was simple. >> just a win. we have one more to go. >> a win. it is the same wish fans made in the stadium as they sat in their seats. many waited for the openg pit

police were able to identify the man and return the money to him. you will hear from the honest officer coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> about don't want to get cart before the horse but preparation now being made for giants victory in the world series. you can watch the team try to within the all with hundreds of other fans tomorrow at san francisco city hall. big screen is being set up tonight. abc 7 has more now as san francisco gets ready for a big game 6. sp. >> from at&t park to kaufman stadium at 11:00 o'clock this morning the giants and family boarded the buses heading to the airport. cheering crowd was there to see them off. >> just like you and me in that they are not driving big fancy cars. just rolling up in the taxi. okay just walking up to the ballpark. that's awesome. >> it's the giants third world series in 5 years. larry bear is the ceo. >> l is it time to start talking dynasty? >> about that's for others. what we are about is every year really is its own movie that's the way sports is and good news is we have the same f

highway 4 westboundant beyond to concord 14 minutes. from san rafael to san francisco is 21 minutes. >> breaking news from oakland, police are investigating a deadly shooting outside a nightclub. at 1:15 a man got into a fight with another person in the area of 11th and clay. the second person pulled a gun and shot the man in the stomach. he died at the hospital. police are reviewing surveillance video to get more information on the shooter. >>> oakland police are investigating a possible burglary at a marijuana grow house. officers superpowered to a home at 29th street near 22nd avenue with pot plants scattered on the ground. we reached out to oakland police >>> a big day for workers in berkeley. minimum wage goes up. the first step of several steps to improve standard of living for workers. amy hollyfield? >>> >> the cashier at the 7-eleven was making $9.50 yesterday. today he will make $10 an hour. he is feeling very happy. the berkeley city council voted unanimously on the increase. the plan is to increase the

police say it began after he tried to kidnap his girlfriend from a home in concord. >>> and on to something different now. one game, one game is all that separates the giants from their third world sear -- series in five years. >> strike three, game over. giants go three games to one. >> that was the moment at at&t park. the giants beating the st. louis cardinals. tiffany wilson is live outside the ballpark where fans went wild again. >> oh my goodness. the fans went absolutely wild. dan, this is a prelude tonight to what the action will be if the team wins tomorrow. amid the celebration -- >> let a go! one more! one more! we're going to the series! >> started with quiet expectations and a couple of boys playing catch. >> i like outfielder and pitcher. >> their youthful enthusiasm repeated itself across the faces of long-time fans. >> this is what you look forward to because you never know when it will happen again. >> for them tonight's goal was simple. >> just a win. we have one more to go. >> a win. it is the same wish fans made in the stadium as they sat in their seats. many waited for

good at 5:32 let's go back to the desk. >>> walnut creek police are asking for help to track down a braisen thief. tara moriarty has more on that and also has a police video showing the you crime as it happened. >> reporter: this is really a good reminder to keep your personal belongings in your sight at all times. this is a look at the surveillance video around lunchtime where you see a woman standing in the bottom corner in the right hand frame. she scopes out the place, after a half hour grabs the wallet from the victim's purse. the thief rifles through it steals credit cards and then returns the wallet to the victim's purse. she leaves with the victim completely unaware. >> reporter: she then went on a spending spree racking up a pile of bills in the victim's name. do you think something like this could happen to you? well, we will talk to people out here on the streets and see if they think that could have happened to them. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> they are trying to lay fears about the first case of ebola virus here in the u.s. the man has not been named after arriving

police say it began after he tried to kidnap his girlfriend from a home in concord. >>> and on to something different now. one game, one game is all that separates the giants from their third world sear -- series in five years. >> strike three, game over. giants go three games to one. >> that was the moment at at&t park. the giants beating the st. louis cardinals. tiffany wilson is live outside the ballpark where fans went wild again. >> oh my goodness. the fans went absolutely wild. dan, this is a prelude tonight to what the action will be if the team wins tomorrow. amid the celebration -- >> let a go! one more! one more! we're going to the series! >> started with quiet expectations and a couple of boys playing catch. >> i like outfielder and pitcher. >> their youthful enthusiasm repeated itself across the faces of long-time fans. >> this is what you look forward to because you neverit n again. >> for them tonight's goal was simple. >> just a win. we have one more to go. >> a win. it is the same wish fans made in the stadium as they sat in their seats. many waited for the opening pitch wit

and so is the commute from concord to walnut creek on interstate 680. at 4:30, let's go back to the desk. >>> topping our news this morning san francisco police are investigating a deadly police shooting connected to last nights giants game. it happened just outside of at & t park in the area of jack london alley and giant street. ktvu tara moriarty is on the scene there with the moments leading up to the shooting. >> reporter: the police chief says that officers were in the area and they noticed that there was a suspicious car casing the neighborhood. they noticed that the suspects got out of their car behind me here in that alley way and that is when things turned ugly. police say the thieves broke into a mercedes suv and stole some items. as officers approached the car, they noticed the driver had a handgun. the driver repaysed to drop -- the driver refused to drop his open. >> the officer fearing for his safety fired upon the driver. striking the driver and then another we don't know how it was a round from the driver or another round struck the pas

highway 4 westbound antioch to concord is 14 minutes. and southbound from san rafael to san francisco a short 17-meant commute. >>> we have breaking news in santa clara police are on the scene of a botched burglary. a m was seen walking from a home covered in blood. here is the latest on that story. >> you are right. police found the man who lives in the home covered in plaid. they called for the fire department. police say this began with a burglar who broke into the home waking up the man who lives here. he confronted the burglary who turn around and stabbed the man multiple times. he was very bloody and in bad shape. the burglar took off running but the santa clara police department caught him in the area a short time ago and he was taken to the police department. the map living in the home was rushed to the hospital the weapons say he is in bad condition. we do not have the official condition. we will continue to be on the scene working to find out more information. >>> with the heat wave mike mentioned firefighters are not getting a

in indian nap police nothing is waived. in baltimore county, likewise nothing is waived and the same is true for the pennsylvania state police where we are conducting a pilot. there are incidents in all of these jurisdictions where there will be extenuating circumstances where the police department might choose to waive more of the fees just due to the circumstances so that's what we see from the other jurisdictions and then we also hear from all of our police department clients that they also are very mindful of the fact that many of the individuals, there is insurance coverage in place so they tend to try to incorporate that into whatever policy they put into place as well. >> i mentioned this at the beginning of the issue, comprehensive insurance. i think that was part of the rationale of eliminating the waiver because if there is comprehensive insurance obviously we would prefer for the insurance company to pay for the towing costs and not for the city or auto return to absorb that. actually we have not been able to get

police say the gun was recently purchased and they have not named the owner. >>> the free wide is over. beginning monday, bart will start phasing out free parking. we are live in concord where a new parking fee begins on monday. >> reporter: well, terry, you knew this was coming. the other bart stations, the other 29 to be exact, all require commuters to pay for parking during the week. the new signs in concord just went up this week and it's telling customers they'll have to start paying a fee, a dollar a day now, when leaving their vehicle starting monday. back in 2005, bart started charging for parking because the lots were filling up so fast and so early, hoping to encourage people to find another way to bart. four stations remain fee-free, but concord's new charge is starting and it is getting mixed reviews. >> it is unfortunate because bart is expensive to begin with, so not necessarily really happy with it. >> other stations charge and so since this was the last one, it was inevitable it was going to happen. >> reporter: bart says that it costs $1.33 a day on average to maintain

tonight man is in jail after police say he murdered his own father with a sledge hammer. happened o rice street interbenton street. alan jones us live from the santa rosa police statiowith what we learned tonight. alan? >>reporter police aren't giving you too mandetails in the dispute between the father and the son. but we learn from neighbors that the son recently moved in with the father and they were trying to rebuild their relationship. the noises coming from this santa rosa home around 11:30 sunday night woke up several neighbors. >> weeard like smashing in the house. like glass and things being tossed arou e-police say 33-year-old michael lancaster used a sledge ham tore brick down t front door. then he strangled his father 64-year-old cimarron the and beat him to death with the hammer. >>im in the back yard afterwards. he came out was nervous. he was crying. at t said something about he didn't take his medicine. >>reporter: neighbors say the viim grew up in this house where he was david lancaster befo convert to go sikh and changing name to cimron. >> he tack yoga

he died from injuries sustained in a fiery crash on concord pike 1972. officer sweeney has since promoted to the rank of corporal. >>> the u.s. department of transportation will conduct a review after in major air bag recall. the national traffic highway administration has been criticized for the recall. regulators said calls are limited to areas with high humidity. some lawmakers are calling for a nationwide recall. "good morning america" weekend will have more on the department of transportation investigation. "good morning america" weekend is next immediately following this broadcast at 8:00. >> the eebltion -- eagles are hoping their defense is as hot as the desert location where they are playing the cardinals in arizona. they hope to keep cardinals star larry fitzgerald from beating them. ment eagles and cardinals both have 5 wins and 1 lost. game day kickoff ducis rogers hosts live at 11:30. get a complete analysis on game day final. mike quick joins ducis rogers for all the highlights at 11:35 immediately following "action news" at 11:00. >>> two

police say the stand off began a he tried to kidnap his girlfriend from a home in concord. >> the oakland teen accused of setting another teen on fire on a bus will be back in court. the defense attorney for 17-year-old richard thomas said he is prepared to enter a plea. a 19-year-old was riding and sleeping on a transit bus in november when his skirt was set on fire. the legs were severally burned. the suspect did it because he is homophobic and faces hate crime charges. the terms of the deal have not been disclosed. >> the wing of an air thank -- tanker my have hit a tree before it crashed the pilot was ready to reason retardant on a wildfire and the crew of a third plane said the wing may have hit a tree and snap causing the crash. they hope the final report will reveal new ways to reduce the dangers of firefighting. >> apartment rent am rates in silicon valley are cooling off with a report that the typical resident was up only $38. and the average monthly represent if a one bedroom apartment was $2,1500. in palo alto $2,700 which makes san jose a bargain at $2,026. >> giants star agai

from southern california, a police officer shot during a raid has died. the police announced that the officer diamond passed away from the injuries and was shot yesterday morning while serving a search warrants. the warrant was targeting criminal motorcycle gangs. three was wearing a hole met but he may have been hit in the back of the home. the suspected gunman is in custody. he was the second california law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in 24 hours. a ventura county sheriff deputy was hit and killed while conducting a traffic stop on 101. >>> hollywood is mourning the passing of an actress known from "house of cards." elizabeth norment passed away in new york at 61. she played the secretary. in addition to the political thriller, nor more started in several other t series including "law and order," and "blue blood s." steven spacey said rest in peace, we loved her and she leaves a void if all of us at "house of cards." >>> a denver man who vanished at half time during a football game is safe this morning. police say the 53-year-old paul

tonight man is in jail after police say he murdered his own father with a sledge hammer. happened on rice street interbenton street. alan jones us live from the santa rosa police station with what we learned tonight. alan? >>reporter: police aren't giving you too many details in the dispute between the father and the son. but we learn from neighbors that the son recently moved in with the father and they were trying to rebuild their relationship. the noises coming from this santa rosa home around 11:30 sunday night woke up several neighbors. >> we heard like smashing in the house. like glass and things being tossed around e-police say 33-year-old michael lancaster used a sledge ham tore brick down the front door. then he strangled his father 64-year-old cimarron the and beat him to death with the hammer. >> the police found him in the back yard afterwards. he came out he was nervous. he was crying. at the said something about he didn't take his medicine. >>reporter: neighbors say the victim grew up in this house where he was david lancaster before convert to go sikh and c

allie rasmus, ktvu news. >>> an off duty patrol found cash on the road in concord and then turned it over to authorities. the officer said she was just doing her job. she asked us not to show her face because she says this story is not about her. she was driving by the street when she saw two bags on the roadway. she stopped to pick up the bags and discovered they were bank deposit bags that were filled with cash. the money was then returned to the rightful owner who says the money was his life savings. >>> a lava flow is picking up speed on the big island of hawaii. that is the sound of lava burning grass and brush as it moves closer to homes in a small town. there's no stopping it and officials are making arrangements now to make homeowners watch the destruction of their homes to give them a sense of closure. this lava flow from the volcano opened in june. it's moving at about 10 yards an hour. >>> california's fifth largest reservoir is so dried up, new melones lake is revealing its past. some ruins of old melones are now visible. thanks to the drought it's now at 20% capacity. th