shooting. what police plan to do about it today, coming up. >> i'm bob redell live in san francisco. no interference with police tonight, as was expected. that story is coming u. >> and all dressed up with places to take over. and we have great news to report. it's not monday. it's tuesday, october 18th. this is "today in the bay." >> good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us this morning. 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> let's get you right to the weather with christina loren. it's going to be nice out. mostly sun any to you.

partly sunny to me. and more of a marine influence. so we're down to a mile and a quarter visibility. otherwise we're doing okay. fair field is dropping a little bit. from 7:00 to 9:00 we expect the most dense fog to develop. we'll talk about that and the potential for showers in the forecast as well. first let's get you out the front door with mike inouye. >> we have a new accident affecting folks up the peninsula to san francisco. there's an accident there involving a town car and a gar back truck. no word on the extent of injuries or how long it might take to clear. we'll trauk this carefully as the commute and the bay bridge. it is 6:01 right now. overnight san jose's homicide

count rose by one after another deadly shooting. this comes just hours before an important news conference at police headquarters to address all the recent violence. marla tellez is live in the police department. she joins us with more. good morning, marla. >> reporter: laura, good morning. it's like deja vu. we just coverd this story yesterday. talking about the rise in homicides as well as officer-involved shootings for the city of san jose. today the police chief for the department will address the duringing trend. last night's shooting involved an 18-year-old who was shot to death. this morning the crime scene tape is gone. but a cleaner was there scrubbing the blood away. police say a 911 call came in

last night. when they arrived they found the 18-year-old shot. police are expected to release more information about a possible suspect and what happened with the shooting. officer involved shootings are also up. so far there have been six. with budget cuts and layoffs, this is a tough time for the departmen department. >> obviously it's a stressful situation for officers. police just released more information. officials say an officer felt threatened by the suspect, who they say was carrying some type

of weapon. two other responding officers fired their stun guns instead. now the department has called an 11:00 news conference to take place here to address the spike in homicides and officer-involved shootings. >> meantime t guy police across california call the mr. magoo bandit is at it again. this time hitting the bay area. but the fbi is not saying where in the bay area. the suspect got his name for the glasses he wears. the investigators think he traveled long distances throughout the state. and they hope someone will reck

niz him at a motel or gas station. >> the occupy wall street movement stretching into the second month today. volunteers sorting through money, food an blean kets before they're handed out to the protesters. and there's talk police could try to clear the occupy sfran demonstrators out from justin herman plaza this morning. bob redell is live there right now. what's the latest? >> good morning, jon. i talked to an sfpd officer an hour ago. we know officers did hand out fliers to the protester who is have been camped out here letting them know about the codes that they're breaking. they're not hay lowed to set up

tents. contrast that to sunday night. that's when the confrontation between the protesters and the police became somewhat physical. five people were arrested. protesters said the force used was excessive. they plan a call to action this afternoon at 1:30 at city hall. they want to try to come to some sort of understanding and recognition,that they believe, of what was excessive force use. lost in the controversy is what the overall movement is about. what are the protesters trying

to accomplish? there's just not one answer. >> personally i want to money to stay out of politics. >> to the korpgs. it's taking back the school funds. >> vejal farming. make vegetables cheaper. >> corn as you were mentioning earlier. which goes o to production of ethanol. >> definitely. >> there's probably about 100 protester who is are sleeping out, hanging out here. that's where the initial camp site has been for the past

mont month. >> the hikers released from iran say they support the demonstration. josh fattal, shane bou ward and sarah shourd spoke to the camps last night. >> it feels like the city is a part of me. it's a part of my heart. >> fattal and bauer returned home after more than two years in an iranian prison. shourd left the prison last year. the man who ran into a burning building in san francisco to warn some 30 people of the fire will be honored for his actions today. he and another man ran from the first floor to the third floor

knocking on the doors to make sure everybody got out safely. he is the owner of a low cost meet market. >> great reaction. 6:09. time to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> and forget about the a.c. or the heaters. perfect temperatures from san francisco and the south. really nice second half of the day in temperatures of temperatures. but we have to deal with cloud cover. we expect the numbers to really drop off after 6:30 and 7:00 and especially 7:00 to 9:00. of course we'll be updates you throughout the "today show." 57 in sunnyvale. as we head throughout the afternoon, the temperatures climb up to the 60s and 70s.

66 in santa rosa. then we round out with the upper 70s. a couple of low 80s. and 78 in san jose. you can see changes are on the horizon. cooler tomorrow. we might see some rain shower activity. i'll tell you where coming up. >> all right, we'll take you back to the peninsula. brisbane and 101 northbound. the harney way off ramp. this may take up to a half an hour to clear. there may be slowing on 101. i'll get all this sorted out. still looking smooth from 101 to

280. coming up on "today in the bay", support for legal marijuana cants to grow. find out how many people think it's time to legalize. >> reporter: good morning. i'm christie smith live in pleasant hill. a group of robbers has struck again. and a live picture of san jose. we'll check out the weather outside. mike will have more on traffic. we're back after this. [ screaming ]

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we'll check with mike in just a bit. this morning police are searching for a group of bold and dangerous masked gunmen who robbed a 7-eleven store in the east bay. christie smith is live in pleasant hill where police think there could be a possible connection between this robbery and a couple of others in the east bay. good morning, christi. >> good morning, jon. sounds like here we go the again. i have calls in to see if this is linked to the others. four men with masks ran into this 7-eleven past pretty obvious security cameras. this is about 4:30 on sunday morning. very similar to recent robberies in concord, antioch and pleasant hill. in walnut creek just last month a clerk told us that guys in

halloween costumes took over the gas station convenience store. they took cash, condoms and soda but left a laptop sitting out in plain sight. they fired at a customer getting gas. it's scary for people like joe lewis. he works overnight and goes into these stores. >> the way i work it's safety first. you're always looking around and trying to make sure you see things. >> now after the 7-eleven robbery on sunday the suspects ran through the parking lot. but after the walnut creek incident police told us they were all working together to try to solve this. i did see security tape from another 7-eleven robbery. the guys are in and out fast. back to you. >> what an interesting story that is. >> no kidding. you know what is interesting as well is our forecast.

it is changing once again. >> it's never consistent. things are always changing. the biggest concern we have for you is coastal fog. so really waptd to keep that in mind if you're waking up with us through napa to santa rosa. your future cast shows you a lot of fog creeping in. that's going to linger throughout the day today. the limited sunshine, and the cool marine air will bring your temperatures down by about ten degrees from yesterday's high.

so for us that means possiblily significant drizzle. more importantly, the cool marine air is moving inland all day tomorrow. our tide usually ends at 80 degrees. we're only talking 72 degrees for tomorrow. a little bit warmer. a little bit more sunshine as we head through your sthurz. a nice pleasant weekend to look forward to with sunshine. >> look to the now. forward you'll have more slowing. 101 is starting to slow down from 680. 87 past the airport. and we've seen off and on slowing for 85 up to 87. so there's the south bay build.

here's where all the traffic is building up through livermore. as well as coming off the dublin interchange. on 680 itself. we have a little bit of slowing because of distraction. you can see it from the speed sensor, it's not a major issue. we have good slowing through antioch. and we end with a shot ot the bay bridge toll plaza. guys, back to you. >> no kidding. really picked up there. san francisco city council could approve free muni rides for kids today. more than 40% of the city's middle and high school students get to use muni, or they use it to get to class in the morning.

60% of them take it home in the afternoon. the price of the pass jumped to $21 last summer. now if the city approved the proposal, the school districts could foot $6 billion a year tab. at the same time, city leaders launching a pilot program to help truant students falling into a life of crime. it targets about 30 ninth graders. the students are getting individual case management at the school. so far it seems to be working. students have gone to class an average of 23% more school days than they did the year before. 6:19. a new poll says more people than ever say marijuana use should be

legal. 46% say it should stay illegal. that's the first time in the poll's 40 year history that people who think it should be legal outnumber those who think it should be illegal. >> and another says some parents experience baby name remorse. a study conducted by yourbabyname.com found 8% of moms and dads regretted the names they gave their child. more than half the parents said they let fashion trends like celebrity names sway their choice. remorse is not limited to unusual names. other parents say they caved into family measure to use a more common name. >> you have a long time to prepare for it. >> you absolutely do. >> one group says the spots we

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a lot of kids love the balloons and big mouse years. a new report says they're getting exposure to lead at the

parks as well. they just filed a suit in orange county claiming there are high levels of lead at attractions like the sword in the stone, minnie's house, and the stained glass windows at the entrance to a beauty salon in cinderella's castle. they post adequate warnings about lead-painted fixtures. the nation's bleak economy is taking a serious hit on one home improvement retailer. lowe's will cut 2,000 jobs and close 20 stores for coast to coast. they operate 1,700 stores in the u.s. ten stores closed on sunday. another ten will close in a month. lowe's ceo said the company needed to make tough decisions to improve. the gap will be closing 200 stores. a former english teacher

from san francisco says he has enough money to buy yahoo! >> i want you to play analyst on this with me. he has the fund to boy yahoo! but will he do it. >> i think he might be teasing. >> exactly. were he serious, he wouldn't say so. he's pushing yahoo! stock prices higher to make him more expensive to buy. meanwhile yahoo! will report profits after the closing bell today. remember the company doesn't have a ceo. the cto, chief technical officer, just stepped down as well. then apple will report its profit on the same moment after the closing bell. we're talking numbers like $29 billion. that would be $21,000 in every minute of every hour of every day that apple is making.

i want to see if apple sold more than 10 million ipads this quarter. and ford will update the computers to read text messages outloud. this is video from my car as well. it will work best with blackberry or android. >> i knew it. i have no clue who that was. >> you can bust a move in my ca car. >> i learned something new today about scott mcgrew. interesting. it's 6:26. still to come on "today in the bay." two more shootings in the south bay.

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>> plus, calls for the chaos. we're hearing 911 calls from the deadly shooting in seal beach. >> and a live look outside this morning. change is in the forecast. it's tuesday, october 18th. "today in the bay." and good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. it's 6:30. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. let's get the check on the weather now. >> two weeks away from halloween. this is about the time of year we start to get cool around here. it's going to be too cool for a naughty nurse outfit though. i know i just broke your heart, jon kelley. we're headed to a really comfortable afternoon. it will be significantly cooler than yesterday. and we have more cloud cover to

deal with. overall not looking too bad. temperatures dropping by 15 degrees from yesterday's high. we'll sort it out for you and tell you when you can wear the tank top again. >> it wasn't jon, it was me who was going to be the naughty nurse. there's an accident blocking the candlestick park off ramp. that's different than than we told you about earlier. you can use harney, the exit before you get there to get to brisbane. and 101 itself is is clear in the city. now we have slowing on the tail end of 280. >> thank you very much. >> see more of that. >> we'll check that out. there's talk police could try to clear occupy san francisco demonstrators this morning at herman plaza. the protesters plan to plea their case to the mayor and

board of supervisors. bob redell is there live zlchlt still status quo here at jus tin herman plaza. the occupy sf protesters are holding their ground. they've been here over 48 hours now. there was word police gave them another option to leave at 10:00 last night. there was never anything that came of that. there was no interference. an officer i spoke to said the status is status quo. they're trying to get the ears of the board of supervisors and ed lee to stay in the city park. the issue is there's a city code saying you're not allowed to camp out or bring tents to a city park.

sunday night is when the confrontation took place. police are trying to come in, trying to remove it. that's when protesters surrounded the department of public works truck. not letting them leave. slashing the tires. five people were arrested. they were since cited and released. lost in all the controversy is the overall mission of the occupy san francisco movement. what are the protesters trying to accomplish? we did a quick survey. someone mentioned they want campaign finance reform. another person i want end to bank bailouts. another person said subsidies for vegetable farmers. as you can see, there's not just one answer. >> clearly all of us believe that this is a good thing that we're doing here right now. but the political details vary.

we all agree that this is rightful we're doing the right thing in continuing to talk. to have these engagements. to explore the use of public space. reaching out to people. this has changed my life. i'm sure it's changed everybody else's life here. >> >> reporter: these occupy sf protesters moved from the federal reserve building, which is about two blocks that way on market street. that's where they've been permitted to protest for the past month. they broke off and moved here. they said that area is too crowded. you have 40 protesters there. perhaps 100 here. you have 140 in all. a couple of police officers are posted nearby. there's no indication that anything should be happening with regard to protesters any time soon. jon and laura? >> bob redell in san francisco. thanks for the report. it's 6:34. accused serial killer will be back in court to rule on a couple of moegs.

the 77-year-old has decided to defend himself in the criminal trial. but he's asked the judge to allow a paralegal to sit with him at the defense table during the proceedings. he wants permission to use his mobile phone in his cell to help with his case. the judge will rule on those requests today. he's accused of killing four northern california women between 1977 and 1994. san jose police are searching for the gunman who shot a young man to death overnight. it happened just hours before an important news conference at police headquarters to address all the recent violence in the city. marla tellez joins us live from the police department with more. good morning, marla. >> good morning. in the past week alone there have been three deadly shootings in san jose. two of them officer involved. it caught the attention of the police chief.

he'll be holding a news conference later on this morning the shooting last night took the life of an 18-year-old in south san jose. police are not releasing information about a possible suspect or what led to the shooting. the hds rate here now is in the mid 30s. that's 15 more than all of last year. officer-involved shootings are on the rise. sunday the department recorded the sixth officer-involved shooting. that's compared to four in 2010. residents are worried. they are concerned. police say requests for neighborhood watch programs have doubled since last year. >> we need to know who comes in, who leave, anything suspicious.

>> reporter: 56 officers have been laid off. a spokesman for the department says shifts are minimally staffed. san jose was once considered the safest big city in the country. a news conference is set for 11:00 this morning. ask, we'll bring you the latest at 11:00 and also tonight at 5:00 and 10:00. a pair of california senators will testify at a hearing on the need to strengthen oil and gas pipeline safety. senators dianne feinstein and barbara boxer will speak on the disastrous natch ras gas line explosion in san bruno one year ago. they'll discuss the management of pipeline safety across the entire country. they say it's leaving too many communities vulnerable to what happened in san bruno.

the concerns they addressed follow a pipeline safety bill that happened yesterday. it happened after one with strong ties to the tea party changed his mind. they approved a boost to the federal government regulatory power. it called for shut-off involves and ends the redemption of rigorous safety inspections for older natural gas pipelines that were installed before 1970. be bill goes against the grain of a competing house bill to freeze pipeline regulations already in place. >> 6:38. police release 911 calls made during a shooting rampage last wednesday police say the suspect was in custody right after the first call.

here's one of the 911 tapes. >> >> that particular caller was outside hiding behind her car in the parking lot. others took cover hiding in the bathroom too afraid to call to talk to dispatchers louder than a whisper. many callers said they think they knew who the shooter was. one of the hair stylist's husbands, scott dekraai. >> let's go over to weather with christina loren. >> give yourself extra time in santa rosa. visibility is going in and out, which makes me believe dense patches of fog are drifting around the north bay.

the thickest fog will develop between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. this morning. we're starting out in the 50s and 60s. we end up in the upper 50s at the coast and mid 70s inland. stop the clock at 1:00 p.m., mostly cloudy conditions between 1:00 and 2:00 the marine layer pushes out to sea. between 2:00 and 5:00, the sunshine is over the city in the bay. 66 at 5:00 p.m. in san francisco as you make your way home from work. i have the seven-day outlook coming up in the next report. first, let's check the drive with mike. >> we'll take you to the south bay where this map looks completely cleared. you see those kicking in the northbound direction. 101 all the way past the airport. there's the slower speeds into the 40s where you see yellow as well as highway 85 towards highway 87. and a good volume of traffic now

heading up. we end with this map of livermore where the drive tyke is picking up. still to come on "today in the bay." the nfl weighing in on the handshake that shook the league. will anything happen to jim harbaugh and the coach he angered? >> and republicans get ready to debate. the live report from washington is next. so i got this new job last week, but their health insurance

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the president is pressing lawmakers so take on his job bill while taking on republicans who object it. tracie potts joins us live from washington with more. >> republicans are saying he shouldn't have spent over $2 million on the black armored buses going through west virginia. a high school in virginia, pushing congress to approve $35 billion to save almost 300,000 police, teachers, firefighters and other public jobs. but it's not what the senate wanted to do. part of the jobs bill they already rejected and now. the president is trying to push them to approve it in part. analysts say there's no coincidence here that the president is pushing this in north carolina and virginia. these are battleground states in the upcoming election.

and the president won them before, but he needs the moderate swing voters. >> needs a lot of them. thank you very much, tracey. >> it's 6:44. a story about restaurants making national headlines could be nothing more than a big nasty rumor. we look ahead to several tech companies reporting profito ndin ptsmeenrigh cau e.apgu my wife the dentist allows only one mouthwash in our home. [ male announcer ] act for kids, with maximum fluoride for up to 40% fewer cavities act. stronger teeth and better checkups in every bottle.

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6:47. let's check the forecast with christina loren. don't wash the car just yet. >> don't do it. >> we have the holidays around the corner. don't waste your money. things are looking good right now. it's going to feel summer like as we start you out this

morning. san jose this is all going to change. the clouds will roll in. i'll show you the future cast in just a moment. they're going to hang out for quite some time. our temperatures and nice and comfortable. we're expecting the temperatures to climb to 75, maybe 77 degrees. today we'll see fog roll in before we see the clearing. by 2:00 p.m. mostly cloudy from south of san jose and up above the peninsula. only two hours of direct sunlight into san jose. that means temperatures are ten degrees cooler. your temperatures right now in the 60s will jump up 10 to 15 degrees. we stop the clock for you at 11:00 a.m. 62 degrees at noon in san mateo.

we have a cut-off low sitting just offshore. we call it a cut off low because it's caught you have from the jet stream. so tomorrow we may squeeze a few showers out of the area. enough for a few coastal showers. lows are nice and cool as we wake up tomorrow morning. temperatures in the 40s in the north bay. maybe a couple of low 50s. that will make for a cooler day overall. 72 degrees and even less sunshine all day wednesday. and we're looking to a comfortable weekend. save the money.

don't have to run the ac or the heater. >> we get it down to the temperature in the car. in the house, whatever is bearable. over here much more bearable along the peninsula. we had an earlier accident at candlestick. it has cleared from the offramp. freeway traffic is still moving nicely this slowing is typical for the tail-end of 280 we have metering lights and the slow yn down through berkeley and emeryville. that's typical this time of day as well. no major drama there. tip clal slowing in kopp cord one with a live look. 680 starts to build as well in the south bay. no problems and there's your northbound commute. >> thanks a lot, mike. this morning the search is on for a group of masked gunmen who

robbed a convenience store in the east bay. recently there was a similar robberies in the area. >> it certainly sounds like here we go again. there are at least four security cameras pointed at you when you walk through the door. but these guys don't seem to care. four of them rushed in with masks on. two of them pulled own guns and confronted the store clerk, who was scared and handed over cash. i have calls to the police to see if this is linked to a dozen other robberies in contra costa county recently. in walnut creek last month. police say they fired at a

customer, who was just getting gas. fortunately he was okay. but the behavior is odd. a clerk says they stole cash and other stuff like sow soda. joe lewis works overnight and shops at these stores. now he says he's going to watch his back. >> i'm always aware. safety first. you're always trying to make sure you see things. >> after the 7-eleven robbery the suspects ran through the parking lot. last month police told us the police across the county were working to try to catch these guys. they wan that to happen before anyone gets hurt. >> no apologies for jim harbaugh. it looked like this

confrontation on sunday. they decided there was no fighting, so there's no fine. both coaches, were told to behave. he went to shake the other coach's hand, slapping him on the back. he took exception to something harbaugh said and chased after him. he say he is will not apologize because apologies can seem like excuses. let's just play some football. about 1 o 0 people gathered in oakland yesterday for a private unannounced memorial. three super bowl trophies and a single helmet.

overnight the homicide count rose by one after another deadly shooting. this one comes just hours before an important news conference at police headquarters to address all of the recent violence. marla tellez joins us live with an update for us. >> this is not the first time the san jose police had to arrest with a recent spike in crime. police say the latest homicide victim is an 18-year-old who was shot to death last night on ross circle. he died at santa clara county medical sent early this morning. police are not releasing any information just yet about a possible suspect or what led to this shooting. the homicide right now sits at 50 more than all of last year.

officer-involved shootings are also up. so far there have been six this year. three of them deadly. that's compared to four in 2010. now police say as a result, requests for neighborhood watch groups have doubled since last year. so it's certainly safe to say that the residents were people who live in san jose. they are concerned. clearly the police chief is as well. again that press conference is scheduled for 11:00 this morning. concord is ready to make it illegal to smoke in the downtown. they will hold a final approval vote today. the law will allow smoking in private areas provided they are not accessible to the general public. police say that will however issue warnings before they start citing people. well, a report about san francisco restaurants making national headlines could be nothing more than a nasty rumor. a story that first surfaced in a

bay area newspaper. the city was about to institute a 25% tipping standard in all restaurants. now "time" magazine reported that european news outlets are talking about it. the executive director of the golden gate association tells the chronicle it's just not true. and he says the city can't mandate tips. >> scott has some tips for us. >> don't bet on the ponies. tip of the day. let's look at wall street and whatever stock tips are looking for you. doi industrials are down again this morning. netflix is falling big on news that the guys from skype may have a competitor. and a video on youtube. he's going to put some rock on his nest. then he gets another rock. looking over his shoulder, the other penguin. wait a minute!

there's more than one way to build a nest. this will run on dvd. >> i'll take that, thank you. >> and he does it over and over and over. >> he's unaware he's been robbed. >> that british accent always makes it a little bit more intense. we're looking good this morning. the clouds are rolling in right now. but well still have a mostly clear start over san jose. set your future cast in motion. expecting mostly cloudy conditions at 11:00 a.m. from livermore to san jose and up and down the peninsula. temperatures max out at 75 degrees today inland. let's check your drive with mike. >> a quick look at the south bay. we'll sum it up. slow in the northbound. 101 to 28 #. a live look shows you a look at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> coming up next, racing legend talks about the crash that killed driver dan wheldon. was this a case of tragedy or a

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