>> alan: tonight a fire just broke out in san francisco. flames are putting out a lot of smoke in a two-store house an sanchez street. firefighters are on the scene. on the roof, and it looks like they're getting a handle on the fire. we'll have more on it as it becomes available to you. three young people are dead after an internet promoted party got out of hand in san leandro last night. the father of one of the victims is asking the party-goers to do the right thing. we spoke with him this afternoon and we're live in san leandro. >> reporter: police tell us this party was going on last night here at this industrial complex. one of the suites in this complex, and the three victims were shot to death here in the parking lot. that father we talked to says he is devastated at the loss of his 19-year-old daughter. >> roger keel says he woke up

worried because his daughter had not return from a party. then he got a call from his sister about a story. >> there was a party in san leandro, and my daughter said the car -- the vehicle looked like my vehicle. >> this is keel's green ford explorer. he says his daughter, 19-year-old shen niece keel, borrowed it last night to take six friends to the party. >> i'm devastated. i'm looking at the car. i'm looking at my car. with bullet holes in my windshield where i sit. so i know my daughter suffered a horrible death. >> keel says two of his daughter's friends were shot to death. one of them, 16-year-old girl, the other a 20-year-old man. police say the gunfire started after the party let out between 1:00 and 1:30 sunday morning, and it may have been a traveling party so investigators are trying to figure out who organized it. >> this party was advertised apparently on the internet,

seemed the party goers were all throughout the bay area. decent numbers, i'm getting anywhere from 100 to 400 party-goers. >> we found several online posts by people who say they were at the party, including this man who posted on his facebook page, i saw two beauty girls and one boy who may have had kids at home die tonight. this woman posted on her twitter feed, i do really believe that everything happens for a reason. three people died for everybody to get a message. i hope you received it because i did. roger keel says he wants everybody at the party to call police with any information they may have. >> nothing can bring her back, but if i get justice for her, i know my baby can rest in piece. >> rog are keel says he believes this shooting may have been triggered because of an altercation between one of his daughter's friends and two men at this party. police tell us they are still trying to hammer down a motive and so they're still looking for any information. so they're actually asking

anyone who was at this party to call their anonymous tip line, 510-577-3278. reporting live in san leandro, abc-7 news. >> alan: officers who shot and killed a double murder suspect without a verbal warning are standing by their decision tonight in men design know -- mendocino county. blood hounds caught the scent of aaron bassler. he was the target of massive 36-day manhunt after police say he murdered a city councilman and a state conservationist, and shot it out with sheriff's deputies on thursday, and that's why they decided to lay an ambush and kill him without warning yesterday. deputies say there was no verbal exchanges before the shat bassler. he was walking with his finger poised near the trigger of his assault rifle with the safety switch off. residents were not complaining. >> it's a relief it ended,

because it was such stress on the community, 35 days of not knowing if you could go outside at night. >> alan: authorities believe that during his time on the run, bassler broke into six cabins to restock his food supply. bassler's father believes his son has undiagnosed schizophrenia. >> a shooting last night in san francisco's bay view district has turned into a homicide investigation. 21-year-old nick fran died at the hospital after he was shot several times on thomas avenue. the shooting happens about four blocks from where the mayor and police chief met with residents on friday about neighborhood violence. neighbors say the problem is fueled by people drinking and loitering near liquor stores. in contra costa county, sheriffs investigators are calling the shooting death of a man inside a bay point home a domestic incident. it happened around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. a woman said she shot the man who was an intrudesser who

threatened her and her pregnant daughter. the sheriff is not releasing the relationship between the people and no arrests have been made. >> a 100-year-old sewer man collapsed today in san francisco's richmond district, creating a large sinkhole. a two-foot hole opened up on 15 not street. residents say the hole had been there for a while and warning signs had been posted but the hole has been growing larger. >> the underlying problem is that the streets are decaying, and you notice the street has ten and maybe 30-40 patches. and they keep fixing the patches instead of fixing the street. >> alan: water service was not affected, but crews closed the street in order to make temporary repairs. the road should re-open sometime this evening. in palo alto, the city council will decide tomorrow to either reverse a long-standing ban on pot clubs or let the voters decide. supporters gathered enough signatures to get a measure on

the ballot that would allow up to three medical marijuana disciplinaries, the city clerk as the council as the option of adopting the measure or intro duesing a competing measure. supports of medical marijuana will try to get the council to adopt their proposal and save $92,000 in election costs. >> same-sex marriage and the president's healthcare overhaul are two issues the supreme court -- the u.s. supreme court could consider during its upcoming session. a new term begins tomorrow for the high court. today, five justices took part in a yearly tradition. the red mass in washington, dc. the justices are expected to review the constitutionality of the healthcare overhaul. they could also deliberate cases on same-sex marriage, immigration, and affirmative action. >> seven days and 450 miles, all for our nation's veterans. coming up, how cycling is making

a difference in the lives of wowbed servicemen and women. >> then, saying "i do" but only for a couple of years. mexico considers a new marriage ordnance the catholic church calls appalling. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. you can see the clouds off the coast. this shot here from the high definition camera with the fog drifting in. rain report up along the north coast. rain for the bay area tomorrow. we take a look at the seven-day

>> alan: dem mop stations continued today against

corporate greed, and organize ares say day have no intention of stopping. new york police released this video after arresting 700 protesters yesterday during a march on the brooklyn bridge. some say police lured them on the roadway but officers say no one was tricked into getting arrested. most arrested were given citations for disorderly conduct and were released. the demonstration started out with less than a dozen college students but has grown into thousands with protests across the nation. the new york city protest is entering its third week. >> attention job-seekers, 400 positions will be available tomorrow. the free job fair cosponsored by abc-7 will include jobs in accounting, technology, insurance, management, sales and more, the job fair runs from noon tomorrow at emeryville's hilton garden in, and the employers include coldwell bankers, national laboratory, and the academy of art

university. more than 200 cyclist, including wounded veterans, are on their way to los angeles tonight, riding for rehabilitation. the group gathered at rockaway state beach this morning to begin the seven-day, 450-mile ride. it's called the ride to recovery golden state challenge sponsored by united health care. the group will ride down pacific coast highway, arriving in santa monica next saturday. the ride to recovery raises funds to support outdoor cycling programs at military veteran hospitals. >> back-to-back typhoons drenched the philippines. the latest on the situation there. >> a worldwide first. attacks on fatty foods. where it will cost you more for a burger and fries. >> fair skies for now. leigh glaser has the latest on that rain that's heading our way. our 4 new rich & hearty soups really have people talng...

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>> alan: a second typhoon in one week pounded the philippines this weekend. heavy rains from the most recent storm caused severe flooding. the storms left at least 55 people dead and rescuers scrambling to deliver food and water to victims. three million filipinos have been impacted by those two

typhoons. poleland, roman catholics gathered for a special mass celebrate what they consider a miracle, the appearance on a communion way fer, the wafer developed a brown spot. two doctors determined the spot is heart muscle. >> here's an idea the catholic church is not happy about. temporary marriages. in mexico. a proposed ordinance will allow engaged couples to decide how long they want to tie the knot. years, months, or days. most, of course, choose until death do is part. the ordinance is designed to reduce divorces, get child custody out of the way and take care of property agreements before hand. the catholic church calls the

idea appalling. >> if you think the bay area is tough on junk food, there's a new fat tax being charged on certain foods in denmark. the nordic country introduced the tax yesterday as a way to curb unhealthy eating habits, tax on a hamburger is 15-cents and on butter it's 40-cent. other european countries have imposed higher taxes on sugar, but den mark belief they're the first in the world to tax fatty food. leigh glaser is here, and we're going to talk about that rain on the way. hope you got your weekend sun in. >> leigh: weekend sun and got their chores today, trying to get ready for the rain on the way. we have two storm systems, one that moves in tomorrow and a secondary one that moves in tuesday night. we'll show you the details in a moment. beautiful shot. you can see the clouds starting to thicken out there, the fog

moving inland. it has been a nice day today, hasn't it? temperatures climbing into the 70s across much of the bay area, and that's where we have numbers right out in. 71 in livermore and concord. san francisco, still seeing a little bit of sunlight out there. 65. 57 in oakland. 70 in san jose, and los gatos, 70 degrees. here's a look at some of our highlights for next few days. clouds thicken overnight. the rain will arrive for most of the bay area. mid-day to tomorrow afternoon. and then is a mentioned, stronger system will move in late tuesday night into wednesday. you can see it clear eye -- clearly on the satellite. look at this classic shape of clouds. this is where the actual low pressure -- this is the cold front. live doppler 7 hd picking up rain bands moving in towards the north coast. kris -- crescent city to eureka,

and this system is slowly sliding to the south. not looking for rain overnight, but extreme north bay communities may see it tomorrow morning. here's a look at the lows with the clouds moving in. temperatures mid-up to 50ers across the bay area. and this is another look at our satellite radar composite. you can see the rain band starting to touch the north coast here. a ways to go before the front moves through. this system will bring us increasing rain on monday. a little bit of a break tuesday afternoon and then a stronger system moves in tuesday night and early wednesday morning, and this one is going to bring us quite a bit of wind as well. so, let's take you through your day tomorrow. beginning with that 5:00 a.m. commute time, looks like we see any moisture at all it will be well to the north of santa rosa. look how quickly the moisture feed moves in, by mid-day, we look for the rains across the bay area. this is your 5:00 commute time tomorrow evening, wet. we get a little bit of a break

on tuesday and then at 10:00, the system moves in, 3:00 a.m. wednesday morning, heavy rainfall expected and then moves out by mid-day on wednesday so a wet pattern for this work week. up to an inch of rain expected in the north bay through monday night. lesser amounts towards the south bay. and for those of you traveling the high country, winter storm watch already posted tuesday night through wednesday night above 7,000 feet. ten inches of snow expected at the 7,000 foot level. highs for monday, generally in the 60s, few 70s in the east bay, and even when we look for the rain to spread south tomorrow afternoon, watsonville, 66. the seven-day forecast, we are -- i can't show you that. it's going to be wet. >> alan: it will be wet. thanks, leigh. on to shu, who was not surprised at the upset today. >> mike: not at all. the 49ers pulled off an

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up 23-3. harbaugh, conservative in the first half. opened up in the second. now niners down 13. smith just getting warmed up. 4-1/2 minutes later, davis tumbles into the end zone. niners down six. eagles missed two short field goals and frank gore make statements in the fourth. bouncing up the middle, diving in, breakout game for gore. niners up 24-23, eagles trying to answer. vick finds maclin, and he gets run down, forces a fumble. niners win two straight on the road for the first time since 2006. they're 3-1 after pulling off a stunner in philadelphia. >> that's the difference between this year and years in the paste. come in that house, and a lot of reasons to say, here we go again. a lot of energy, we knew what we can do. >> we needed a turnover,

somebody of these guys were loose, and helped us out. >> mike: the raiders going for back-to-back home wins but after a loss to the bills, the patriots took it out on the raiders, the black hole sold out. former patriot, richard seymour, crushz brady, play was flagged dead. mcfadden, run dmc, 41 of his 75 yards. bush with a one-yard plunge. the raiders down seven at the half. patriots explode after that. pats up 14, and the raiders come unhinged. brady, quick slant. branch, touchdown number 274. brady's career, puts him ahead of joe montana. patriots beat up the raiders

31-19. to the nypd, nlds game two, brewers and d-backs, the brew crew might be the team to beat. brewer fans burying the d-backs. here comes the rally. upton gets all of it. two run jack off greinke. game tied at four in the fifth to the sixth, ziegler. throws it away. gives up four runs without getting an out. brewers 9-4, a win away from the nlcs. to the broncht tigers up 2 in the first. on the hill, max scherzer, outstanding, five innings of no-hit ball. the yankees would chip away. to the ninth. tying run on base. but jose valverde gets cano to ground out to end it. tigers win it 5-3. the series heads to detroit tied at one game apiece. >> coming up at 6:00.

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>> alan: coming up at 6:00. new details on the attempt to ban circumcision in san francisco, what governor jerry brown is saying, and political pundits stand behind president obama's dig during a speech at the hrc last night. join us at 6:00. finally, a lot of us feel

blessed to have pets as loyal friends today they received a special blessing. >> thanks for the life and love you give me. may you live a long and healthy life. >> alan: the clergy at san francisco's grace cathedral blessed pets and their friends as part of the fees of st. francis of assisi, men -- many christian denominations consider st. francis to be the patron saint of animals and the environment. and you got your little dog blessed today. >> leigh: yes. >> alan: that's it for us at 5:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc. this is "world news." and tonight, the 11th hour. amanda knox, choosing her every word carefully this evening, on the eve of that crucial ruling. she will speak in that italian courtroom tomorrow and tomorrow she will learn if she walks free.