jon is all jazzed. ready for a monday morning. thanks for joining us. 5:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. the batteries are recharged. now do we have a forecast to match it? >> well, it's funny, big little mama is back in town. >> thank you very much. we're going to get a really nice day. we have yet to see that from you. we're looking good this morning where you can see. 10 miles visibility from san jose to concord. dropping like a rock from san ho rosa to napa. the fog is back. but today, this afternoon, lots of sunshine, temperatures above the seasonal averages. almost summer like later on this afternoon, and then we really cool down tuesday and wednesday.

we'll sort that all out. first let's check your drive with mike. >> they have just cleared the sane on 680. all activity looks like it has cleared and a smooth drive in both directions across highway 84 and down to the soit bay. we'll track this for the rest of the south bay. >> thank you very much. this morning the search is on for the gunman who opened fire at a family party in the east bay shooting four people, including a 9-year-old girl. today in the bay's christie smith joins us live from pittsburgh. i understand the family just moved into the neighborhood. >> reporter: yeah, that's what neighbors are saying. they just moved here a couple of months ago. police are saying they hadn't been called here for any sort of problem before. so exactly what the motive for this is unclear. i want to show you what it looks like in front of the home.

then there are holes in the garage. possiblily bullet holes. four people were hit. all of them teenagers. the youngest, though, just 9 years old was hit in the arm. all of them expected to survive. one or two in critical condition this morning. this was around 8:45 last night at a home on the corner of ravine here in pittsburgh. neighbors say the family just moved in. we see some neighbors walking in trying to get a look at this. a lot of them saying they ran back in. the shooters, two of them wore hooted sweatshirts. one had a bandanna on his face.

police saying they probably got away on foot but may have ran to a car. as soon as i hear from pittsburgh police, i'll bring you the latest information they have. back to you in the studio. >> such tragedy. thank you, christie. also this morning san jose police investigating another officer-shoved shooting. it marks the sixth one this year. marla tellez joins us live at police headquarters with more on the alarming trend. they are investigating the sixth officer-involved shooting of the year. just six days apart and both of those turned deadly. yesterday's happened just before noon. police say they responded to the call of the armed man acts suspiciously. when officers approached the man

he did something to prompt one of them to shoot. the suspect died on the scene. one week ago from today, san jose police shot and killed a man they say was armed. this happened near highway 87 and capitol expressway. compare that to all of 2010 when san jose police recorded four. officer jose garcia says departments across the country are experiencing a similar uptick. >> we can't speculate. other than nation wise it seems there are a trend where individuals are more confrontational to officers. >> now when it comes to vims among the people who live in san jose, that's not a good trend either. san jose's homicide rate currently sits at 44 for the year.

that's 13 more than all of last year. we still have two and a half months to go before 2012 comes. now as for yesterday's latest officer-involved shooting that turned deadly. police here say they're going to release more information about the shooting later this afternoon as to what led and what prompted officers to fire their weapons. >> this morning, an east bay man accused of shootsing a police officer and then going on the run will go on trial. andrew was 20 years old when he allegedly shot at two fremont officers as they tried to arrest him on domestic violence charges last year. the bullets hit a 39-year-old officer who survived after several surgeries. he was arrested near the california-new mexico border. he faces attempted murder on a

police officer. this morning a gunman on the loose after a shooting on in-in-out burger. the suspect in the shooting is 20-year-old. police say the man entered the restaurant around 12:30 a.m. and shot the victim right in the chest. investigators say he's a member of a hayward tobacco. the state's largest group of doctors is taking a controversial position on pot. the california medical association is calling for the legalization of marijuana. the medicinal value of marijuana remains unclear. the only way to find out is to legalize it and do more research. the decision is being applauded by medical marijuana advocates. >> i'm 100 bank account confident as the cma is given the opportunity to look more deeply into cannabis, they will

find what i know. it's a very effective medicine for a wide range of ailments. >> the decision also comes in response to a growing frustration that doctors are being put in the difficult position to died whether to prescribe a drug that's legal under state law but legal under federal law. day one of the workweek, like the first quarter. let's toss it over to christina loren. >> 46 degrees in novato. we're at 60 in oakland. 58 in hayward. 59 down in san jose. it's going to be a nice day. we'll see a lot of sunshine for the second half of your someday. right along the golden gate bridge. right now visibility is good through livermore and san francisco and oakland. this is where we start to see the numbers come down. you have 1 mile visibility in santa rosa. 5 miles in napa. we expect the fog to drift around and develop through the

next few hours. fog is not a major factor. later this afternoon you'll see the fog roll in early. this is what we're talking about today. thael keep the onshore flow in place. temperatures will end up in the upper 80s in some cities. i have the seven-day outlook coming up in the next report. let's find out what you're facing on the roads with mike right now. just watch for this activity. a single-car accident, ran into the shoulder there. the onramp is not closed. just watch for the flashing

lights. a couple of chp cruisers just arrived on scene. a smooth flow of traffic in the vicinity. you should be okay headed there as well as traffic at the caster valley y. just showing blips. typical this time of morning. no major issues. a lot volume of traffic. we get a live look at the toll plaza. obviously a light volume of traffic. 5:09 in the morning. guys, back to you. >> we'll check back with you. still ahead, smoke, fire and tragedy on the racetrack. a fiery crash killed a veteran racer in front of thousands of stunned fan ls. why some say his death could have been prevented. and here we go again. the post game handshake lands him in a little trouble. detroit coach wants to ask him more than what's your deal? >> let's take a live look outside. the beautiful bay bridge. glistening in the greatness.

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welcome back, everybody. they're feeling the magic up there in raider nation. why wouldn't they? the team off to a 4-2 start. surprising for the so-called nfl experts. the time is 5:12. this morning a car racing champion is dead, killed if front of thousands of stunned fans in one of the worst race crashes in the history of the sport. now new concerns the track was running way too fast.

>> just minutes after the start of the race in las vegas, two cars bumped, setting off the rain reaction. within seconds, several car burst into flames. two cars flew into the air, slamming into the cash fence. one of those was dan wheldon. number 77. the two-time champion was air lifted to the hospital. two hours later his fellow racers found out the 33-year-old was dead. >> we're all very sad. i just feel for his family. >> my wish for now is for his family, for his kids. for everyone around him. >> before the race several drivers expressed concern that the track was running too fast. racers reached 225 miles per hour in practice. dan wheldon leaves behind a wife

and two young children. many remember where they were on this day 22 years ago, the day the earthquake struck the san francisco bay area. today marked the 22nd anniversary of the 6.9 magnitude quake. it killed 63 people and toppled buildings and crumbled highways. thousands more were injured. more left homeless. they are holding an open house in remembrance of the quake. there will be a moment at 5:04 this afternoon. that, of course, is the moment the quake hit. this morning martin luther king jr. takes his place alongside lincoln, jefferson and washington. the towering legacy of the civil rights leader immortalized in stone on the the national mall. a 30-foot sculpture shows king emergeg from the stone. president obama and his family joined the king family to actually dedicate the memorial yesterday.

saying dr. king stirred our conscious and made our union more perfect. >> what an amazing structure that is is. bay area innovators paying tribute to silicon valley's leaders. they gathered to honor former apple ceo steve jobs. chicago mayor rahm emanuel and actor tim allen who voiced the character of buzz lightyear in pixar's "toy story" movies. the private event on the stanford campus. a retail chain founded in san francisco more than 40 years ago is in jeopardy of closing up the stores. for more on that and news before the bell let's turn to bertha coombs, live at the world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning. the futures are a little bit soft. it looks like a slightly lower open. we got earnings from wells far j

go kind of disappointing. they keep kicking the can down the road and trying to give us details on the deal. $21 million merger proposal. if approved it would create the nation's largest gas pipeline operator. overall stocks coming off a strong week it saw them both pull into positive territory for the year. here on wall street we'll be very busy this week. this morning we get a flood of earnings. this is a big season for earnings. we already heard from citigroup and wells. ibmw up this afternoon. the nasdaq, on the back of all the enthusiasm over the iphone 4s sales and google strong

earnings ended at 2667. president obama is kicking off a three-day bus tour, trying to rally support for the stalled jobs plan. lawmakers are trying to pass what they can. he has to do so cautiously baa many of his economic team have ties to the financial industry. and stores in berkeley could be closing the doors. the ceo of esprit says they could close all the u.s. stores if it can't find a buyer. it was founded in san francisco in 1958. it lost half the market value in september after reporting the annual profits were nearly wiped out by restructuring charges and admitting the brand had lost its soul. that's really sad. i used to love esprit. i grew up in boston. it was very cool and fresh california. >> that's the key. you said you used to love.

need to turn them around. thank you so much, bertha. >> i know. that's the problem. >> time is 5:17. >> my mondays are always spectacular. i get to wake up with these two. >> mondays are stupendous and spectacular. we all know that, right? we are so happy to be up right now. good morning to you. that's really sad about esprit. that used to be my favorite place to visit with my daddy's credit card. 59 right now in san jose. temperatures warmer than the seasonal averages. your visibility has down more so in santa rosa. you have pocketing of deep fog and less than a quarter mile getting around town. take it easy. give yourself plenty of time. low pressure sitting offshore and spinning here.

the jeek starts to take a move to the east. that's going to get the low pressure system to the bay area. not expecting significant rainfall. it will really start to increase the onshore flow and make the marine layer much deeper. as a result low clouds, coastal drizzle tuesday and wednesday. temperatures dropping off 10 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. then 15 degrees as we head through your wednesday. temperatures at 77 down from 86 tomorrow. so you'll notice a difference. downright cool and cloudy on wednesday. thursday, friday, saturday it starts to get warmer. a nice, sunny, comfortable afternoon with temperatures where they should be this time of year. mike inouye on the green screen. >> right here reporting for

duty. construction still going on at 880. suddenly slowing on the southbound side of 880. so far the volume of traffic doesn't indicate we should have it. perhaps we have the crew moving. also another crew in town, the sharks playing. a lot of a shark fans and a lot of duck supporters as well. 101, the construction at university and in between it's cleared up as well no problems on or off of the bridge. the golden gate bridge, some of the fog is creeping in. visibility may be a problem to this spot here. 880 and the volume of traffic is what we're concerned with. that's starting to pick up. southbound with the headlights, that's where we see a bump over the next 10 minutes. back to you. >> all right, mike. when you think of the storied

49ers franchise, a few key moments may come to mind. the catch, for example. how can you not? or all the fantastic super bowl victories. >> now there's possiblily another moment you might be adding to the list. the handshake. after the game a thrilling victory. a little revved up. why wouldn't they be? they pulled off the last minute victory. he said he slapped the hand a little too hard. schwartz not too happy. you can see that going on here. you get back here! the players had to break this thing up. he apologized saying he got caught up in the moment. >> oost another post game moment that will live in infamy for 49ers coach. a few years back another coach accused him of running up the score, leading carol to ask, what's your deal? he responded, of course, "what's your deal?" they've since made up.

we'll see how long it takes for these two now to do the same. i don't know. whose side are you on? >> we were friends back in chicago. but schwartz got to chill out. he was mad. he didn't do anything disrespectful. come on, coach. >> what are your thoughts? search nbc bay area morning news. let us know. >> 9ers are 5-1 now. >> no kidding. >> i would be pumped up, too. >> all right. 5:22 right now. coming up. don't have a girlfriend? just make one up. >> wow. >> not you. >> i will not do that. we'll show you the new technology to make your friends think, well, you're the guy that you're taking. ll at othephr ll phone technology

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confrontation with s.f. -- with sfpd. >> and a live look outside at san francisco. trust us, it's in there somewhere. it is monday, october 17th. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you. thanks for joining us this morning. it's 5:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning, everyone. i'm jon kelley. time to get a check on your weather. >> oh, manic monday. they're never easy. you only need to give yourself extra time when it comes to the weather elements to show you down in the north bay and in areas just to the north of the goalen gate bridge. if you'ring up with us you'll find deep pockets of fog on the way to work.

elsewhere visibility is good. it won't interrupt your smooth commute. let's check your drive. what is slowing people down out there, mike? we look over to livermore. slowing with the traffic at the altamont pass. also at the dublin interchange. glowing lights indicate there is moisture in the air. pretty dark under there. >> we'll wait for the sun to come up. >> thanks a lot, mike. justin herman plaza as protesters clash with police. protesters say they have a the right to be there. bob redell is in san francisco with an update on the situation this morning. bob, good morning. all the police have left of not

being able to accomplish their goal. right now the protesters get to stay here for the mane time. they moved to the location because the location down the street in front of the federal reserve became too crowded. during the day police asked protesters to take down their camp. the protesters refused. last night the police moved in. they responded by surrounding the publics works trucks that were driving off with the materials. sha slashed a tire on one of them. now the confrontation payment more physical when protesters laid them down. protesters claimed the officers

were excessive in force. sfpd praised the officers for showing retrant. >> we have no problem with the protesting. the issue is seing up the campsite. you can't violate the laws we have on the books. >> i don't think we should be giving in to them. >> they're not telling you not to protest. >> right. it's happened before. we could comply with one thing. five minutes later they would ask for something else. we keep complying. i don't think we should do it anymore. we're still peaceful. we're not going to attack them.

>> even though police retreated and let the protesters keep here, e spoke to an officer who characterized this as a stalemate. the plan is to go back to the city to figure out a place to set up and not be an eyesore. it is 5:34. it was supposed to be a fun celebration, but it turned to anything but. a 9-year-old and three teenagers were shot outside a family birthday party in an east bay neighborhood. christie smith joins us live from pittsburgh with the latest on the search for the gunman. >> i have calls to the police department to see if there's any new information on the shooters or information on a motive as to

why anyone would want to shoot into a child's birthday party. we did shoot new video this morning of the garage which appears to have three bullet holes in it at the bottom. two people in hooded sweatshirts walked up to the garage and opened fire. at least 30 people were here celebrating a birthday party. four people were shot. all are expected to survive this morning. but at least two are in critical condition. neighbors heard what they thought was fireworks. >> it feels bad. i've lived here nine years. nothing this big has happened before. it's bad.

i guess that's life. not much you can do. >> police say two shooters took off on foot. one had a bandanna over his face. they think they could have ran to a dark colored sedan. they're looking for that as well. after the shooting pittsburgh police were called to another shooting. now they're looking into the possibility someone may have called that in to distract them. >> san jose police have no leads in a deadly shooting case. it happened right in front of thousands of people. the 52-year-old was shot and killed saturday attending the funeral of the president of the san jose chapter of the hell's angel. the shooter was already gone.

police say others tried to cover up the crime scene. officers are not sure if the shooter is still on the loose or if he was killed and hidden. >> a search is on for gunmen that killed two people over the weekend. 3:00 saturday morning on olive street near 81st avenue. he died at highland hpital in oakland. then a 22-year-old fairfield man and a 20-year-old were shot near interstate 580. >> right now, police are searching for the vandal who slashed the tires of nearly an entire neighborhood. they found streets full of cars with tires.

police acting victims to fill out an online crime report on the website. the tires were slashed in the same area one month ago. >> they say no need to worry if you hear a periodic extremely loud noise that sounds like a jet engine and a white cloud that may look like an explosion in the south bay. it's just pg&e. the line is off of highway 101. the work starded on friday with crews setting up equipment along the estates neighborhood. the work will continue through october 29th. crews will take out the gas line out of service and then fill it with water and then reconnect it. big loud booms. don't worry. >> it's just us. it is monday. make sure you got to coffee on.

get your lunch packed. or check in on the weather. >> a rose by any other name is laura garcia-cannon. we have pretty dense fog out there. this could slow you down. it just developed over the past 15 minutes. so we're going to be watching that all morning long. elsewhere, good visibility to start you out on a monday. we're not going to see a lot of fog. it will hover over the santa cruz mountains and push to the east. we have temperatures at 5 in sunnyvale. 54 in santa cruz. 72 in oakland. you can see what that will do for your afternoon. cloudy afternoon in the south

bay. 86 in san jose today. 86 in gilroy. the area of low pressure starts to cool us down substantially to about 10 degrees on your tuesday. then 10 degrees on your wednesday. so we'll sort all that out for you. also expecting a little bit of shower activity. first off it's 5:40. let's check the drive with mi mikey. >> we'll look at somewhere where they weren't driving. the incident is still on the report. so there may be chp cruisers on scene there. although portions of the morning we have the fog creeping through anyway. kind of a nice drive over on the bay bridge. a nice easy drive off the

bridge. the slowing kicked off right on schedule. that's pretty good. good volume toward concord in the next half hour. >> 5:40 right now. still ahead on "today in the bay" a ground breaking study that could pinpoint the cause of autism. the sign at birth that could link your baby to the disease. and kids learning the letter "x" court see of sesame street. [ female announcer ] once you taste new fiber one 80 calories... ...with its sweet honey taste, 40% daily value of fiber... ...and 80 calories per serving...

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this as republican candidates for president continue to race for campaign funds. tracie potts is live in washington, d.c. she has the latest. good morning, tracie.

>> let's start about the presidential bus tour that starts today. since president obama could not get the full jobs plans passed, he's taking it apart and trying to sell specific portions of it directly to the american public. $35 billion to give states to save the jobs of teachers and firefighters and police officers. he'll visit schools and fire stations to talk about that. the republicans say they're not necessarily opposed to that, but they want to do it responsibly. now let's talk about how much money he has in the campaign. president obama is way out in front of all of the republicans raising $70 million just in the last quarter between him and donations that go to his a party. on the republican side, rick perry who had support in the polls is raising more money than

any other candidates. $17 million in the last quarter. $14 for romney a little over two and a half for herman cain. tracie potts in d.c. thank you for the report. >> it is 5:44 right now. it is that time of the year again. not halloween or the holidays just yet. and with more pieces of health care reform kicking in, you might be pleasantly surprised by what you're now entitled to for free. >> valuable preventive services for free. no deductibles. no copays. >> some of the preventive procedures that are now included are immunizations for children, colonoscopies. mammograms for women and cholesterol testing. they offer advice on how to best

navigate health insurance plans. for years now, laura, doctors and scientists try to pinpoint the cause of autism. now a new study shows a link between the disease and birth weight. preterm or baby with low birthrates are more likely to be diagnosed with autism than normal sized babies. they followed more than 100 from birth to age 21. 5% were diagnosed with autism compared to 1% of the general population. time to check the forecast with christina loren. >> we have a new week. new forecast. yeah, a little bit of everything this week. you can wear your leather jacket. you can wear your tank top. ladies were telling me that jon kelley is not bad to look at.

we had a great benefit benefitting the junior giants. thanks to everybody who came out and said hi. look at what's happening on the bridge. so where you have the calm winds, that's where we're seeing the fog this morning in santa rosa, down to a quarter mile still. in the next two hours in particular, we'll see the fog drift south along the peninsula. it's already happening on the the golden gate bridge. give yourself extra time headed that way. we're on our way to the upper 80s. 86 degrees in san jose with abundant sunshine and a building breeze. the little area of low pressure is finally going to move over us as the jet stream pushes east. tomorrow the temperatures come down 10 degrees. and the 70s here in the south bay. san jose. it all works out like this.

then the 80s. a lot of sunshine anticipated for the weekend. so the weather will hold up. mike, there you go. >> how do you do that? i get nothing. not even an echo. this is what i get ft i get slower traffic and people frowning now. so we'll watch for more slowing over the next 15 minutes. a 20-nnt drive reported over the dublin interchange. we saw fog creeping around. typical around the grassy area of the golf course. we'll watch for that as it develops over the morning. no major slowing. then later in downtown san jose a lot of activity because the

sharks are playing, facing off against the ducks. watch the teal and black visible for the uniforms. heading up the peninsula, a smooth drive. no major brobs right here. the earlier disabled vehicle was cleared. and a smooth drive akroosz the bridge itself. coming off the peninsula, you can see the high-rise and moving over to 880. it was a great benefit throughout the week. we'll end with this past the coliseum. a good drive heading north past the coliseum or towards the bay bridge with no major delays. this morning the zest me street youtube channel shut down after someone hacked into the site and replaced the clips with

sex videos. >> nothing sacred. >> they took the youtube channel off line issuing an apology saying it was working to get age appropriate content online. they claimed responsibility in the names of two youtube users. at least one of the users denied responsibility, saying, i'm an honest youtubeer. not cool. >> i know you feel better now. the time is 5:50. coming up, paid to play politics. eight may recall candidates in hot water. >> and why does fargo wish it wasn't october? helps you fall asleep faster male aer ] u and stay asleep. so i wake up rested. [ male announcer ] unisom. fall asleep faster. sleep longer.

welcome back, everybody. here's a quick look at top stoirs we're covering this morning. now the search is on for two men who shot four people, including a 9-year-old girl at a birthday party last night. one teenage victim is in critical condition. the others expected to be okay. officers shot a man in the parking lot of an apartment complex in east san jose. police won't say what led up to the shooting or if the man was armed at the time. in san francisco occupy sf protesters clashing with police overnight. the trouble started when protesters told police they would not clear their tents from the herman justice plaza. several people were detained. a san francisco campaign donation rule is proving to be sticky and hard to follow for

the mayoral candidates. at least eight candidates have received donation tas appear to violate san francisco's restrictions on contributions by contractors. it says mayor ed lee received five illegal campaign doexs with city contracts they approved. the contractor ban is meant to prevent pay to play politics. san francisco based wells fargo wishing the call der didn't say october. >> they have to show how much min they've made in the past three months. if chances are they will show profits. the protesters have been outside the san francisco had headquarters will see that differently. the protesters certainly free to protect what they want. but wells fargo is one of the at

least involved in the scandals. one of the targets of the occupy movement. the exposure to toxic assets was inherited when it bought the failed bank wachovia during the crisis. the house committee investigating solyndra scandal will call secretary steven chu to testify. he's a bay area scientist who led lawrence berkeley lab for years. even his worst enemies acknowledge the value of having the department of energy being run by a scientist. >> it will be interesting. thank you very much. >> the raiders are now 4 will have 2. they're off to a great start. they the great the browns 24-17 yesterday in the first home game since owner al davis passed away. this is an exciting but bittersweet victory. he broke his collarbone.

he could be gone the rest of the season. the team could be in a hunt for a new quarterback. they might be trying to make a deal for carson palmer, who has been asking the browns to let him out of there and make a trade for some time now. his wife is from san jose. she played soccer at presentation high school. the nineers really playing with confidence and getting it together. they scored a touchdown in the final two minutes to wrap up the win, 29-17. the time is 5:56. still to come on "today in the bay". i'll tell you what we have coming up right now. >> we have nice weather headed our way. and temperatures for today will be summer like as we head through tomorrow. and we are talking winter like weather. temperatures plunge over the

next few days. i'll help you pick out that wardrobe. your seven day is coming right up. >> we have low visibility in many spots in the north bay and really picking up the volume in many other spots. i'll sw you where swn lo ydo s tiwnarpisto ck t up w right now. ♪

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♪ new this morning, the new week brings another officer-involved shooting in san jose. good morning. i'm marla tellez. more on the deadly trend coming up. and this morning pittsburgh police are trying to find whoever opened fire on a child's birthday party last night, hitting four people, the youngest, just 9 years old. i'll have an update coming up. and the man accused of shooting and injuring a bay area police officer heads to. : a live look outside from the south bay this morning. it is monday,