new this morning, a new leader for a major east bay city. we could find out who will lead oakland by the end of the day. >> fast food chains targeting your children. the worst kids's meals. today in the east bay. >> good morning to you. the streets are wet, but is there more rain ahead? good morning, rob.

>> so much rainfall yesterday the roadways are still wet and it is chilly. look at the numbers. 46 in livermore and 56 in oakland. for now most of the rain moved on. scattered showers and we are in between weather systems today. a very cool day if the highs are near 60. the trivalley temperatures are cooler than a couple of days ago, low 60s and the same story over to concord and the hilltops of the east bay. we have more rain on the way and we will show you in the seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. let's check in with mike. some people will they be leaving late or early? >> roll back an hour. maybe they will be leaving early and you have an extra hour, you take your time. they may be late. i'm going to hedge my bet to both sides. that's a good note to sort out

after a time change. we will see things adjust. the first effect will be the high wind advisory issued. overnight they issued a warning, but it stays in place. gusty winds for the bridge and if you go according to the previous school, antioch will see slowing about 5:30 for that to start up. right now speeds at 62 for l street and watch for an adjustment as the daylight affects the evening and the morning and the evening commute. >> a shooting that left a bizarre scene in oakland. a car ended up on a front lawn of a home with a man that was shot in the head on hyde street. our news desk is making calls and we will get you the latest developments as they become available. >> the alameda county registrar

of voters expects to announce the unofficial final count on the mayor's race. until then it's anyone's guess. the latest results show jean quan with 51% of the vote, but it's entirely possible that don perotta could still come out on top and it's even possible the third place candidate rebecca kaplan could rin because of rank choice voting. tonight at the bay area. also new this morning, the president's drug czar applauds california for rejecting prop 19. he told the website politico the vote shows americans can't be fooled by spin from pot legalization advocates.

it was close. more than half the folks rejected prop 19 meaning millions approved t. >> new this morning, fremont's mayor regrets not pushing for a tax measure on the ballot. wassermann said after seeing newark and union city voters pass the taxes, he missed an opportunity to raise money for his city. fremont used the budget reserve each of the past few years. >> a leader in contra costa county is hoping to clean house. there was a catch and that is the contracts were founded by the city manager. the city manager is on indefinite lead. the interim manager said the company has more than a million in contracts including $150,000. >> not in my back yard or yours. that's the message for those who

think it's time to rethink cell phone towers. the city of walnut creek is listening. kimberly terry talked to both sides of the heated debate. >> some residents are upset about plans to put a 16-foot cell phone tower in their neighborhood. >> my main concern is health issues. >> they approved the plan to put the tower up at st. stevens church that will receive payment from at&t. a special meet suggest scheduled to discuss the city's wireless ordinance that regulates where cell towers are placed. the ordinance was written in 1997 and residents say it's outdated. they want towers banned from highly populated areas. >> what is the least intrusive location? not to not have them, but do the work and force the companies to

prove this is the least intrusive and we will check everywhere. >> while he understands the resident concerns, the city is fersed to comply with mandates. it's not as easy as rewriting. >> they are based on radio frequency or rf emissions they also have certain other preemptions like a local agency can't deny an application if it results in the effective prohibition of cellular service. >> kimberly terry, today in the bay. >> remember the strange sad pictures of birds with beer cans around their necks? wild rescue is asking for donations for equipment to help catch the birds and save their lives. they want a $3500 net launcher. at least five birds have been

sighted in half moon bay, fisherman's whatever and stenson beach. with cold weather coming, it makes the birds's lives miserable and will likely lead to their deaths. >> you can get a free flu shot. they set up clinics in nine cities including richmond, concord, martinez, lafayette, pitsburg. health leaders recommend everyone over six months get a shot especially pregnant women, the elderly or those who live or work with small children. help make sure people keep warm. the greater interfaith programs kickoff and volunteers will collect new and gently used coats. you can drop off your donation at civic center chapel on 24th

street in richmond. >> the raters were on television and they put on a show. it was one of the most unusual games ever. they won 3 in a row and can say they have a winning season. they went a long way when they beat the division rivals yesterday. the field goal and overtime sealed the win. they are a half game behind. leaders get a week off and hope to continue their winning way when is they visit pittsburgh. >> after the giants won against the rangers, we knew there would be a day when the texans faced a friendly bet. the bet is between two transit agencies, bart and dart. dart is dallas area rapid transit. gary thomas is the head of dart and he will serenade bart riders at the embarcadero bart station. he arrived last night to make

good on the bet. he will attempt to croon i left my heart in san francisco while handing out treats in a giants uniform. >> all right. >> good for him to fly all the way out here and do good. >> that's right. i wonder if the tasty treats will be texas barbecue. >> or tarts on bart from the dart guy. look at the bart status. a great start for the day. service just started nine minutes ago. all on time and outdoor stations not seeing the rain. the maze through the same area moving nicely. slowing on the 32 as you go to the other side. unusual for the slowing as well as the freeway. i will make a couple of calls and let you know if there is anything to report. a slower start to the morning

and you have the extra hour. eastbound 580 towards airway. a lane or two with 6:00, but westbound it's moving fine. back to you. >> thank you much. more rain headed away? >> good morning. looks like tomorrow will see the chances of rain on the increase. this morning it is chilly around the east bay. 56 degrees in oakland and 50 degrees. west wind at 9 and the cool spot so far in the trivalley and temperatures at 46. not much wind this morning, a sea breeze blowing through san francisco and you can see here on the radar, not a lot showing up. a shower or two along the coastline. today is in between for the next chance of rain for tomorrow. it will be a cool day with the partly cloudy skies and only highs in the upper 50s and 60s no matter where you are around the bay area. the seven-day forecast will bring in the next chance of rain for late tomorrow and early

wednesday. after that we stay dry for a while including through the upcoming weekend. >> coming up in the east bay, the turkey is not on the yet, but where you can find the early deals. >> finding healthy food for kids not child's play. the results of one of the largest surveys on kids fast food meals and nutrition. choices: some are minor; others life-changing.

but what if your small choices matter the most, like, the stairs or the elevator? baked or fried? what if these small choices determine if you'll be the 1 out of every 3 women who'll die of heart disease this year? these choices might not seem like life-changing today, but women are dying of heart disease at the rate of almost 1 per minute. luckily, it's mostly preventable. choose to act.

make your choice at goredforwomen.org. >> welcome back. a pretty day today. 4:43 as we look at the bay bridge. new information just into the newsroom about a shooting in oakland we just told you about. pg&e is on the way because the car crash that followed a shooting caused a gas leak. about eight people were told to leave their homes and taken to a shelter to get out of the area. as far as we know, the leak is not shut off yet. we will get more information as it comes in, but it started with a shooting. a man shot in the head. he crashes his car on hyde street and that's where we have the gas leak. >> hyde street say major roadway. let me show you where it is in

proximity of 580. you saw the yellow tape and usually a perimeter in the area and plan for a small reroute over to 580. it doesn't sound like the on or off-ramps are closed and having any problems. that's better news and we'll follow this as it lets you know. we still have the slowings showing up, but i was not able to find any issues. >> we will turn to rob and it's getting better. >> once we get past tuesday, the forecast will stay dry. mike mentioned the wet roadways. it will be a cool day with the highs in the 50s and 60s. not a lot happening. a singering shower along the coastline as we are in between weather systems and tomorrow the next chance of showers woo and

we will stay dry. it will be cool around the bay area especially to the east bay. highs only near 60 or low 60s in the warmest places today. the seven-day forecast will show tomorrow will be running cooler as the clouds spill in. that's the last chance of rain on tuesday and early wednesday and warmer approaching the weekend. new this morning, qantas airlines ceo said emergencies on three of the grounded planes that have oil leaks. the airline ground six of the airbus a 380s as emergencies try to figure out what caused the imagines to come apart. this complete will stay grounded for three days. for more on the news, good morning. >> they are pointing to a slightly lower open. they are coming off a strong

week. investors reacted to better than expected earnings as well as economic data. the fed's decision to buy more to boost the economy. asian markets are mixed and the calendar is quieter this week. no major reports. it puts out the debt and credit report that tracks how we are managing our own balance sheets. the dow did rise and trading begins at 11,444. the nasdaq was up one point. fannie mae asks for another government handout. they are seeking an extra $25 billion in aid. that's down from the huge $19.8 billion loss a year ago. the losses are due to continue from foreclosure and other credit issues.

fannie maeville drawn more than $88 billion from the treasury. back to you. >> i understand it's your birthday. happy birthday. >> it is. thank you very much. >> you bet. see you tomorrow. >> check your bills. lenders are looking to add fees to credit cards. some raising minimum payments on customer coulds and others charmings for credit protection programs with or without their permission. others are branching out to prepaid cards with high fees and professional cards that are not regulated like personal credit cards. they are scrambling to maintain rev new after rules to regulate existing fees. the holiday shopping season in full swing thanks to deals not normally seen until after thanksgiving. kevin coakley from dallas has a look at where you find the good deals. >> from bell ringers to big sales, the holiday season is already here.

>> a little snow would make it feel more like the holidays. >> shoppers are offering deep discounts not normally seen until the day after thanksgiving. >> we like sales. sales are good for birthdays and stuff even before christmas. >> best buy is enticing shoppers by slashing prices on televisions and computers. every weekend this month. >> a lot of customers are getting earlier and earlier with the shopping to stay away from the hassell. >> many other stores like series, target and kohl's are offering their own sales starting three weeks early. >> i love it. the earlier the better. save money. >> for stores in a tough economy, it's about the sales before black friday. >> it's chaos on that day. >> analysts are concerned the holiday shopping season will be slow because of the economy.

california's high jobless rate taking a toll on those who are employed in the form of payroll taxes. the times reports the state is borrowing billions and some will pay unemployment claims. so far we owe $8 billion. unemployment taxes have to go up. each person will have to pay $21 more each year to support those not working. >> new this morning, the president is in india speak. we have a live look at the president and he just finished speaking in new delhi and announced he will back india for permanent seats on the u.s. security council. this is a dramatic gesture as he wrapped up the first visit since becoming president. he is currently speaking to india's parliament. it's his third and final day of the visit. he will go to indonesia

tomorrow. >> while you were sleeping, the president held a news conference as well. we will continue to cover that story for you as we keep moving. today in the east bay, i don't know who did, but here's what he said. >> i have an update on what's coming up later today in the bay. good morning to you and good morning, everyone. hopefully you had a grit weekend did you change your clocks? it's time to change your batteries in the smoke detectors, but one city could change more than that. keeping dangerous drinks away from your kids. we will look at the steps cities are taking to do just that. dallas is paying up. how the giants world series win will mean some commuters get a serenade. today in the bay. >> mom who is feed their babies formula would get more sleep than those who breast-feed, but

a new study with 80 moms reveals there is no difference in sleep quality between formula families and breast-feeding families. all moms had similar levels of daytime sleepiness. women should not assume that choosing formula feed means they sleep better. >> tai chi relieves arthritis pain. they study 350 adults with arthritis and half finished an eight-week course and those who took the class had less pain and fatigue and stiffness than those who didn't. they felt better overall. we will see the details from one of the biggest studies ever done and marking to charge. the reports take a look at the marketing efforts of 12 of the country's largest fast food chains and found they spent more than $4.5 billion on marketing and advertising last year. today preschoolers see 21% more

ads on than in 2003. out of 3039, 12 meet the nutrition criteria. most were too high in salt and calories. teens ages 13 through 17 consume 800 to 1100 calories in an average fast food meal, half of the recommended total. the worst meal is at dairy queen with a cheeseburger, french fries, soft drink and a dilly bar. the final taly is expected for mayor. this is the first they used rank choice voting in the city. chris sanchez is live with who is in the lead so far. chris? >> good morning to you, scott. we are used to seeing flip flopping on election night. we are almost a week away from the election and still don't have official results, but it is likely that this is going to be

oakland's next mayor. jean quan on election night thought she had lost former state senator don perotta thought he was in the lead. when rebecca kaplan was eliminated, quan got a boost because of the rank choice system. most of the kaplan ballots listed him for second choice. she is comfortable with her lead and not ready to count her chickens before they hatch. there may be a reversal of fortune and the mystery of rank choice voting that. may be revealed and settled once and for all at 4:00. the elections officer will release their final taly and calling it the unofficial final tally. >> turks chris.

there is rob. >> a little bit chilly this morning. we have 40s and i think before sunrise, upper 30s around the north bay. 53 in hayward and 57 degrees in oakland. not much winds this morning and blowing in from the southwest around fairfield. radar picture for you, still widely scattered showers along the coastline and the main event that hit us yesterday is moving east of the sierra. clouds off to the west for tomorrow that will hint at more rain coming in. you can see on the futurecast, dry today and late tomorrow. you will start to see rain by the early afternoon. the system is note bringing as much rain. once we get past the system late tomorrow and wednesday, we will be done for quite a while. low 60s all-around the east bay

as you head into richmond. it doesn't matter where you are. we will be near 60 for highs with partly cloudy skies. the seven-day forecast shows one more chance of a shower that will drop in for late tomorrow. after that we stay dry through the weekend. >> thank you much. one bay area city coming up short to cash in on the airport renovation. the terminal that has leaders looking for creative ways to foot the bill. what they come up with so far. >> actor george clean talks politics. he will be at the forum tonight on the nation.

>> new this morning, one city is leading you decide how they spend part of the budget. >> another requirement is to change out the battery in your smoke detector. >> actor george clooney is in the bay area today. why he is here and how you can see him. this monday, november 8th, today in the bay. >> good morning, george. in case you are watching, thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> i think we have to work together. time is