good evening everyone. i'm alan wang. a major earthquake in turkey, and rescue operations continue tonight after the country's most powerful earthquake in more than a deck okay. at least 138 people are dead. the 7.2 magnitude quake shook the eastern part of the country. seven aftershocks have been felt, one measuring 6.0. here's the latest. >> reporter: here's the full force of the earthquake's violence. wrecking this room. rocking the walls. toppling furniture.

outside, as the quake shook buildings, tens of thousands of panicked residents fled into the streets. dozens of buildings were knocked down into piles of rubble. no one knows yet how many are trapped in the ruins. still reeling from the shock. residents began frantic rescue efforts. some used bare hands to reach survivors. eye witnesses said screams for help were coming from beneath the piles of wreckage. this woman was rescued, the pain on her face, ang -- there was a lot of shaking, said this man. i have relatives here. i pray to god they will couple -- come out alive and well, this man said they'd been to several hospitals but hadn't found the friend. frequent aftershocks disrupted rescue efforts. turkey is one of the world's

most active seismic zones. hundreds are hospitalized, and medical supplies are-under generally needed. by night fall, power saws were brought in to cut through the debris. darkness brought now difficulties. >> alan: the president pers me has called turkey's pret offering aide and assistance. president obama expressed his condolences saying, quote, we stand shoulder-to-shoulder with our turkish ally and are ready to assist the turkish authority. >> right now a rescue effort is underway off san francisco's pier 80. the court says two kayakers were caught in the wake of a tugboat and one was swept under the

pier. divers are searching the area. it's not known if he was wearing a life jacket. we'll have the latest at 6:00. a san jose police officer shot a map today at an extended stay hotel. that makes seven officer-involved shootings by san jose police officers this year. it is at many as in the past two years combined. here's the story behind the latest shooting. i understand the police out there are being very tight-lipped. >> reporter: we're nine hours into this investigation, and they're still not releasing many details in this latest officer involved shooting other than they were called to this extended stay hotel this morning following reports of a suspicious man with a weapon, and within minutes of the officers arriving, that map was -- man was shot. >> just before 8:00 a.m., police were called to this east san jose extended stay hotel, following reports a suspicious man had a weapon.

according to police, when they arrived, they found the man within the hotel but not inside one of the rooms. he looked as if he might have been passed out. >> eventually he actually came to. officers began to give him command. at that point the suspect grabbed a weapon and displayed some type of behavior that the officers took at a threat, and they fired in self-defense, hitting him. >> the man was not killed and was taken to a local hospital. beyond that officers are not releasing details, like what kind of weapon he may have had. the actions and whether he is even a guest. other guests could not add much further information. >> just a big voice. so after minutes, lots of police coming into here. >> he says he heard big voices, yelling, and then police arrived

five or six minutes later. this officer-involved shooting is the seventh for san jose police this year. the most recent involved three officers and a reserve officer at an incident on wasser avenue. the suspect in that case was killed by police gunfire. >> we know that both the sheriff's office and our department has actually been involved in officer-involved shootings. the fact it's not one agency, we're starting to see an increase in violence towards police officers. >> none of the officers involved in today's shooting were injured. both of the officers are on paid administrative leave, which is standard protocol as investigators continue in this officer-involved shooting. reporting live in san jose, abc-7 news. >> alan: road rage may head led to a deadly crash that shut down eastbound interstate 58 a

yesterday. the chp believes the drive of a paratransit van, name eddie hall, intentionally struck a motorcyclist and dragged the motorcycle several miles under the vietnam. officers say the motorcyclist was with a group believed to the hells angels and had some type of freeway confrontation with hall. >> sounds like the van was moving over to get into a lane that maybe the motorcycle was in. i don't know if there was any communication between the two. that's unknown at this point. and then suddenly the van turned and hit the motorcycle. >> alan: police say hall tried to run away from the scene but he was caught and arrested. a hells angels motorcycle club member wanted in the fatal shooting of a fellow member is still on the run tonight. he is still -- officers said he was stopped but after a search,

he was nowhere the sight. police believe ruiz is armed and dangerous. >> also in san jose, an apartment fire has about 50 people looking for a new place to live. firefighters rescued six people from a fire that damaged a 20-unit complex on bolling green drive. it happened just after one this morning. no one was hurt. >> so much smoke and flame they could barely get in to attack the fire, and people are trying to get a rescue, trying to see up on the balcony, and within the apartment complex. >> alan: the red cross has been helping the victims find new homes. and so far there's no word on how that fire started. hundreds of bay area interfaith clergy and religious leaders are expected to join the ""occupy" sf" movement tomorrow. they will take part in a march

tomorrow morning at 10:30. today demonstrators are calling for a day of learning where, according to twitter posts, they're holding talks to hold consensus on their next actions. >> in oakland, police began crack down on parking violators around the encampment there. the police have been issuing parking citations on 14th 14th street where parkings have been stopping to give protesters donations. protesters are still camping out despite warning from police officer. >> libya begins to forge a new nation, celebrations of liberation. how people in the bay area are helping to rebuild afghanistan one box at a time. >> then, why steve jobs was steaming mad, even threatening to spend $40 billion, to fight

google. >> leigh: i'm leigh glaser. those offshore winds heating us up today. into the 80s across much of the bay area. winds will be shifting overnight. the fog returns, and that means

>> alan: hundreds of people gathered in libya's capitol today as the nation's transitional leader declared his country liberated. this is three days after rebels captured and killed moammar gadhafi, ending an eight month civil war. today secretary of state hillary clinton says she spowrtz investigations bit the national

council and the u.n. into gadhafi's death. >> i think that the new libya needs to start with accountability, the rule of law, a sense of unity and reconciliation in order to build an inclusive democracy. >> alan: libya's transitional leader is urging libyans to embrace honesty and mercy and says islamic law will guide the new government. >> a bay area group held a packing party today. volunteers for the nonprofit called trust in education, spent the afternoon packing up clothing in san leandro to help keep afghans warm in the winter. the jackets, blankets, boots and scarves for afghan children and their families. the trust is trying to get americans directly involved in the reconstruction of afghanistan. >> coming up. a new biography exposes steve

jobs' deep contention for one silicon valley giant. no more threat from above. we learn where the latest piece of space junk landed. and a picture perfect day, but leigh glaser says

>> alan: steve jobs comes down hard on rival google for what he calls the theft of apple's iphone technology. the book goes on sale tomorrow.

jobs was so angry when he heard about google's free android software, he permanently went to the company's headquarters to stop the project. he promised to use all of apple's tax reserves to destroy android because it was stolen property. android phones are now a cheap threat to apple's iphone. jobs lost this battle with cancer this month. >> scientist believe a defunction research satellite crashed into earth somewhere in southeast asia. most of the satellite was expected to burn up once it hit the atmosphere but 1.8 tons could have survived in pieces and struck the earth. scientist believe they would have received reports by now if the fragments landed in a populated area so they think the debris fell in the ocean. nasa says it has no more large satellites that will fall back

to earth, at least in the next 25 years. leigh is here. you say changes? >> leigh: a yo-yo forecast. going to be slightly cooler and then warm up. outside we go right now. from our high definition sutro cam. a few high clouds there. and we do have some fog that is starting to move from south to north and should be here overnight tonight. but it has been just a spectacular weekend, hasn't it? warm temperatures, still warm right now. here's a look at current readings as the offshore winds are still with us. 84 in napa. livermore, 80 in san francisco. even the coast enjoying temperatures mild for this time of year with half moon bay, 73 degrees. here's a look at the highlights. the fog will return near the coast overnight. slightly cooler as those onshore winds return for our monday. and then offshore winds will redevelop as we head into

tuesday and wednesday, and that's going to mean an increase in fire danger across the entire bay area. you can see on the satellite, clear sky, but you can get a sense of the fog slowly moving north. should be around monterey bay this evening, and the entire bay area tomorrow morning, the coast and the bay by tomorrow morning. you can see the timing. for 5:00 a.m., the fogger near e golden gate bridge. napa, santa rose rosa, temperatures overnight, 40s, elsewhere, mid-to-upper 50s across the bay area. the warmup this weekend thanks to the trough of low pressure sitting off the coast. in the evening it's going to push east and that's going to allow a wind shift to more onshore, so a cooler wind direction. the fog returns on monday. then as we get into tuesday, that system moves up, high

pressure will rebuild and that's going to bring us day offshore winds. so we look for temperatures to warm up again, tuesday and wednesday. tuesday night, early wednesday morning, the highest potential for fire weather watch, especially in the east bay hills, the higher elevations, and the winds will start to pick up at that point. here's a look at the highs for monday. 77 for san jose. 76 for cupertino. all going to come down a few degrees. 75 for redwood city. san francisco tomorrow, you'll cool down to 70 degrees. morning overcast. and january clearing, 74 for petaluma. oakland, 74. 76 for fremont. interior east bay, mild temperatures. antioch, 80. concord, 77. look for santa cruz tomorrow, 68. the seven-day forecast. monday, a little cooler, offshore winds pick up tuesday night, wednesday, and then after that, we look for increasing

clouds friday and saturday, and cooler temperatures next weekend. >> alan: the yo-yo forecast. thank you very much, leigh. shu is here. one of the few guys that said kyle boller would start for the raiders. >> mike: a yo-yo going on over there. he got the start at quarterback, but after three interceptions, carson palmer era began in the third quarter and got worse. third quarter and got worse. an ugly day for the

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>> mike: i think i was the only guy in the country that said kyle boller was start as quarterback against the chiefs, he is 0-10 in his last ten starts, and unfortunately today he showed why. the raiders deferred the kickoff. first half, first pass of the game, picked off by kendrick lewis and he is gone. 59 yards the other way, and just like that, 7-0 kansas city. not a good start. next possession, boller completes a pass to d-mac. he leaves with a sprained food. a huge loss. boller struggling. from inside his own 15. intercepted by flowers and turns that into a score. boller, three picks in the first half. the direct snap to bush, raiders down 14-0 at the half. third quarter, 21-0 kansas city.

the carson palmer era begans. first half. hey, it's complete. over the middle. palmer on the play but the drive stalls. raiders looking for something positive. this is not it. palmer pick off by flowers. palmer also three interceptions. six on the day. the chiefs bury the raiders 28-0. >> i was excited to be playing again, but just with such a limited playbook when i'm in the game, and little to no experience with the receivers, it definitely is uncomfortable situation to be in. >> mike: the raiders can lick the wounds in the bye week. tim tebow coming to town in two weeks. tebow got the start against the dolphins. broncos down two. tebow then on the cop version. two points. takes it himself. 15 points in the last three

minutes. operator boots a 52-yarder. the broncos win 18-15. >> stanford moves up to number four in the ap poll after a thrashing of washington lath night. the cardinal ran for a school record 446 yards and had two backs gain over 100 yards for only the tenth time in school history. luck threw for two touchdowns. the cardinal improve to 7-0. 5-0 in pac-12 pay. >> pga tour's final event determining the money leader. luke donald or webb self son. donald, six straight birdies on the back nine to win his second event of the year with an 8-under 64. he wins the pga tour money title and keeps his bid alive to be the first player to lead the money list on the pga and the british tours in the same 'er.

>> drivers playing respect to dan wheldon. bowyer makes a move on the inside and takes the checkered flag. his first of the season. it's the 100th win for richard childress racing. >> we'll hear more from the raiders. ugly day at the black hole and still have a quarterback controversy. >> alan: competitors, start your thumb. immediate the

>> alan: coming up in a half hour at 6:00, the race for san francisco mayor heating up. why at least seven candidates are now asking federal election officials to step in. >> remembering a worker killed at napa state hospital a year ago today and why employees say they're still concerned about their safety. join us for abc-7 news at 6:00. finally, drives many parents crazy but all that texts teenagers do could pay off. tyler adams will be the youngest competitor in the national textoff held this week in new york city. the winner gets $50,000. he says he can text up to 60 words a minute and has a good shot at the prize.