>> well, i it depends on where you're storming in this morning. we have interesting weather. we have fog and we have a warmup on the way into your weekend. but jon is talking about a storm that we are watching for you. not as significant as it was yesterday at this time. watch out for deep pockets of fog in the north bay. otherwise, if you're waking up with us in the peninsula, mike has an accident that we're talking about. >> we had an accident 285 at woodside. we have good. the latest update. the accident has completely cleared from the freeway. that's better news. flashing light this is time of the morning are quite a distraction. but a light volume of traffic there. 280 as well as 101. no problems for the flow. i'll show you the construction coming up. >> this morning we're following unconfirmed reports that ousted leader moammar gadhafi has been

captured. rebel leaders say they tracked him down in his hometown. they say gadhafi was wounded in both legs and taken away by blans blansz. . >> and a security guard in richmond is in the hospital this morning. police believe he was shot by another security guard. christie smith is live in richmond with more on what happened. good morning, christi? >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. i just spoke with richmond police. they're telling me they have no idea why this security guard opened fire. i want to show you what's going on here this morning. this turned into a gun battle outside the security office. 28-year-old supervisor who was sitting inside, was wounded. there were marks on the tree outside this morning. police tell me that those are from bullet holes. police tell me the shooter

showed up with several weapons, including high powered weapons and opened fire around 10:30 last night. the business is called personal protective services. they tell me they're looking for 50-year-old doran long, who is also a security guard. about 9:00 he started shooting at neighbors near his house before heading here. he shot into a neighbor's home. nobody hurt there. neighbors say they didn't know it happened. they were sitting alone in the office when gunfire came from the outside. police tell me he was hit in the chest and the arm. this provides public housing. >> officers arrived on scene. they located one person suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. a 28-year-old security supervisor. and they also located two

additional security officers who say they had been in a gun battle basically with the suspect who is also a security officer. the suspect then fled the scene, and we are currently looking for him. >> again, they were able to exchange gunfire. police are telling me the suspect may have been wounded on this. they believe he took off in a red toyota tacoma pickup truck with california license plate. police think he may be headed to el dorado or near lake tahoe. they won't tell me why thea think he's there. they've alerted authorities they ma be in the area. as for the supervisor, i'm told he is expected to survive his injuries. jon and marla, back to you. >> christie smith in richmond, thank you for the update. new details in the

investigation of oakland journalist bailey are being revealed. a report written in 2009 calls detective longmyer's investigation inadequate t. he consistently failed to include documentation in the homicide file, which implicated use of force. he also overlooked bay as a suspect and did not follow up on obvious leads. the report was requested by then mayor ron delham. it looks like san francisco is benefitg from the state's recent prison realignment. more than $5 million being pumped into the city as a deal with nonviolent offenders and reduce prison overcrowding. 31 jobs will be created to deal with offenders. a new drug testing center and education and job referrals will also be created. now critics say the money should be used on services and programs only, and not to increase law enforcement positions and jail beds. as we reported yesterday.

bay area bridges are not making the grade. that has one san francisco business owner upset. the report lists the bridge as one of the worst in the state. it says more work or increased inspections are needed on the bridge near trant park. he's starting a save the bridge fund to pressure the state into repairing the bridge. he feels it makes him look bad. if state does not repair it, he's going to sue. today is the great california shakeout. for many that means earthquake proofing their home. >> it's 56 gallons. it's tall. it weighs a ton. to move it i have to take the water out of it. in an earthquake, it would do okay. it's extremely heavy.

it has that going for it. totally unprepared takes a look at what's needed to project things like a fish tank during an earthquake. one tank is strapped to the wall while the other is not. the one strapped down is very heavy, but it falls in the massive quake. to see more videos of how to protect your family and your pe pets, visit totallyunprepared.com. yahoo! is ready to sell itself, but not just to anyone. scott mcgrew is in the newsroom with who can and cannot bid on the tech company. >> it makes me laugh to think yahoo! is getting pick about who can take it to the dance. decisions in the past not really solid ones. after all turning down an offer from mike soft worth far more than the company can get now. nonetheless, yahoo! wants anyone bidding to buy the suffering search engine to agree not to talk to other bidders. to sign a nondisclosure agreement. this would mean, for instance, two small companies would not be

able to join forces in a bid. so i guess that leaves microsoft as the only bidder. possiblily ali baba. again, yahoo! would place restrictions on bidders is a bit jaw dropping this morning. >> what about the saying beggars can't be choosers? >> yeah, and they're choosing. >> time for a deeper forecast look. >> if you want to take the cutie pie of yours to the beach, we'll get tan that'sic weather. one more week of temperatures in the summer like range. and then we're going to start to drop off. things start to change dramatically next week. not only drier and breezier towards the end of the week. we're going to be dealing with a storm system. so we'll break that down first. 48 in santa rosa. 56 in livermore this morning. 59 in hayward.

high pressure compressing all the moisture squishing down the marine layer. so we're going to see really deep fog pockets this morning. all along the peninsula. right now we're only watching santa rosa for you. elsewhere, we're looking good. typically the most dense fog starts to develop through 6:00 to 8:00 a.m. we're going to see that early yore round of fog that we're see accustomed to around here. we stopped the future cast at 1:00 p.m. still fog hanging around san francisco. for the most part, nice and clear. the sun will shine through. warming you up to 74 at 5:00 p.m. as you make your way home from work and san jose. that means 66 as you make your way home from work and san francisco. okay, i have the forecast coming up. the seven-day outlook in the last report. mike is already a busy man this morning. >> better work reporting than the work the chp is doing. the road crews working very hard. the center of your screen at 880.

i've seen a lot of slowing off and on from the southbound side of 880. that's also the area where these folks are doing the construction work. a number of off ramps closed there. bascom as well as the alameda. 280 interchange has some traffic effect from the construction. that should clear over the last half hour. it smoothed out over the last 20 minutes. now over here further up through fremont on 880. a live look further north shows you the construction crews still showing flashing lights at the bottom of your screen. earlier traffic brakes from the northbound side. back to you. >> big mike, appreciate it. well, the oakland zoo is adding new cool cats to their family, all pushing the scales at over 300 pounds. molly, malu, grace and ginger, four new tiger sisters will be presented to the oakland zoo. they were formally house pets. they were raised from birth by a

texas couple who found them, i guess, just too expensive to report as they grew older. i never heard of people keeping these guys as pets. the tigers have been in quarantine at the zoo since that arrived last week. >> pretty cats. >> can you imagine rolling out a bowl of food. here kitty, kitty, kitty. >> no, i couldn't. 5:10. bar bartd says if it has to, it will shut down cell power in the future. plus, a bay area officer akes the stand against accused of shooting him. we'll share his emotional testimony. deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing.

welcome back. just about 5:13 now fchl you're flying out to see your family, it may cost you more than

normal. do we say this every year? we turn to chartia brant lee live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning. >> good morning, marla. futures hinting to positive stock market open. and the expected size of the bailout funds. the dow dropped to 11,504. and the nasdaq fell 53 points to 2604. and we'll hear from at&t, southwest airlines and union pacific before the opening bell. they are expected to be around 400 sthourkz. and on the housing front, existing home sales are expected to zrop the u.s. standard of living has fallen sharply. reports say the average person

has nearly $1,500 less now than before the recession. lower rages, rising inflation and lower net worth from a slumping housing market are the causes. an atm users are fighting the big thanks on wednesday. a lawsuit was filed over accusations that bank of america, wells fargo and jp morgan worked to fix prices on atm fees. and attention passengers. airlines are raising fares just in time for the holidays. they have matched the price increase first imposed by delta this week. that would raise fares $4 to $10 each way on domestic flights. typically they don't stick around. this time may be different. back to you. >> this makes me happier my family is right here in the bay area. >> lucky you. >> thanks a lot.

just in case you wondered why it's called the windy city, we have a demonstration. monster winds as high as 60 miles an hour, knocking out a billboard and blowing out the window of a high-rise. as many as 6,# 00 people lost powe power. >> nothing like that in the bay area. a little chilly out there this morning. >> in some parts. monday and tuesday looking relatively breezy. even in san jose. bus the places that do see the wind, i'm talking really gus tis winds through the east bay hills through monday and tuesday. we have that on the way for you. with that comes the concern for

fire danger. let's talk about what's to come. we are so close. 63 in oakland. 57 in concord. 56 in livermore. temperatures are downright cool in the north bay. 40 degrees. 48 in napa. good morning to you. we have high pressure squishing the marine layer. so it's going to push it to the surface. and yeah, early start this morning. less than a quarter mile of visibility in spots. that means give yourself plenty of time. future cast stopping at 1:00 p.m. e get clearing at that point from fairfield to the east bay cities. down to the south bay as well. we'll see a lot of cloud cover hovering over the city of san francisco and along the south end of the peninsula later on today. here are the temperatures. 79 in concord. 74 in fremont. 78 in los gatos. nudge you up three or four degrees. we'll keep on climbing thursday

and friday. that means beach weather. comfortable weather through the weekend. at least for the first part of the day. toasty in the afternoon. hit the beach if you want to cool off. >> we have nothing here. water over here. >> i want the muscle shot. >> show me which way the beach is. >> there's the gun show. looking over here to the bart. we have reports of major delays. it's about 15 to 20 minutes. but some alarms were reported going off. and some delays, some police activity at the west oakland station. that got the bad start for the system. most ov of the train lines go through the area. richmond and fremont is the only line that doesn't go through

station. construction crews continue to clear right around 5th. and further out, a slower start for 580. starting to slowdown a bit. now a 14 to 15-minute drive through livermore. now problems at the interchange. we end with a live look at the golden gate bridge. but further north you may have very limited vizability. emotional testimony from an east bay police officer who was severely wounded during a shootout. oakland's -- rather fremont police officer todd young took the stand yesterday and told the jury he thought he was going to die after chasing alleged gang member. young says he pointed a gun at

him from 15 feet away and began shooting. ten shots were fired. two hit young's pelvis, causing massive internal bleeding. even his surgeon didn't think he would make it. young is still in therapy and faces another major surgery. >> the time is 5 clrn 19. and bart is pushing a new policy to cut off passenger cell phone service. now the o new policy was drafted with input from the public. the aclu and a bart review board. they will vote some time next week. bart partially criticized when it cut cell service in august to stop a planned protest. 5:19. south bay police are helping you and your kids get ready for a safe halloween. they are teaming up with disney

on ice for entertainment and education this afternoon. the goal is to help your kids enjoy a safe halloween. officers will teach a series of halloween safety tips. following the lecture, kids get an extra special treat. a mini performance by disney on ice. they'll meet the favorite disney characters and practice new skills by trick or treating with the disney on ice skaters. >> that's very cool. i want to go. >> i think they would enjoy that. i would love to meet minnie. >> the little ones would like that as well. >> you're a big kid. >> will always stay that way. coming up, a bay area police force getting a new tool to fight crime today. plus, how the federal government is using facebook to get people back to work.

as we reported at the top of

the show. unconfirmed reports that leader moammar gadhafi has been captured. rebel leaders claimed they tracked gadhafi down in his hometown of sirte. he was wounded in both legs and taken away in an ambulance. the time now is 5:23. >> thank you, jon. well, san francisco's special victims unit goes into action today. it will handle the most sensitive crimes. various crime units and advocacy groups are joining forces to deal with domestic violence. they will also handle cases on human trafficking, stalking and missing persons cases. well, the u.s. department of labor will use social networks to help them find work. hill la will hold a news conference to announce partnership with facebook and

other social os to help job seekers find employment. the event will be streamed live on facebook at 7:00 this morning. well, did the department of energy change its own history. scott mcgrew says accusations it rewrote press release. as far as we know, coverups look worse than the original crimes. we looked at press releases about solar energy loans. references to san jose's sun power was removed. here we see video of solyndra. sun power got a controversial loan that conservative national review says, quote, the obama administration has been caught red handed. now that's probably a bit extreme. there is, after all, no law against monkeying with old press releases. but it is a bit suspicious.

this comes as the doe is embarrassed by the solyndra scandal. the head of the loans pointed out, you know, these loans are risky. he said that before he resigned. other news, san jose's adobe says it's fixing a flaw that could theoretically allow someone to watch you through your webcam ra without someone knowing. a trick to this click something unbeknownst to you would turn on your webcam ra. you don't have to fix anything on your own computer. we have no proof anyone has done this. but webcams freak me out a little bit. i like putting a cover over t m them. >> it's always wild to think about these hackers and how talented they are. >> get a piece of tape. >> wax tape works, too.

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new this morning, richmond police looking for a security guard who started a gunfire. also a new report about california's gas pipeline system. why critics say another san bruno like explosion could be

lurking below the streets. and a live look at the bay bridge. traffic is not too bad. it's getting thick. 5:29. it is thursday, october 20th. this is "today in the bay." it is just about 5:30. good morning. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> christina has been giving us the tease for the weekend all day telling us how nice it will be. >> there's always something to tease. the weather is always changing. i can't get a break. things are really changing out there as we speak. we have really dense fog starting to develop. and that fog is starting to drift south. we'll tell you when the fog will clear for today. the sun will come out today. then we'll let you know about a warm up for the weekend. my problems out there? >> we do have problems for the

bart system. system wide delays still. we have a clarification from the spokesperson, jim alison. he says there were some alarms going off in the tunnel. that's what caused all the delays. but then added problems to the west oakland station, in which four of the five lines traveled through the area. about 20-minute delays for this r railway commute. and we have slowing through antioch as well. right now we're covering breaking news. unconfirmed reports that ousted libyan leader moammar gadhafi has been ousted or killed. he was tracked down trying to flee his hometown of sirte. gadhafi was wounded in both nato planes. neither nato nor the u.s. department has yet to confirm the reports. they're moved the last remaining forces ending weeks of fighting taking place there. if this is true, it will allow the interim ruler to declare the country liberated and start the

transition to an elected government. we will, of course, be following all the developments. we'll have the latest information as soon as anything becomes available. 20 years ago what began as a small brush fire blew up and turned to the nation's worst ever urban wildfire. it killed 25 people and destroyed 3,500 homes. they will rededicate the fire storm memorial garden. vandals defaced the fire storm sculpture last year. but it's been repaired. today's rededication is the first of several b events planned between now and saturday to mark the two decades since the devastating fire storm. this morning the search is on for a security guard who shot and injured a coworker at a richmond housing project. christie smith is live in richmond with more on exactly what happened. good morning, christi.

>> reporter: good morning, jon. i was speaking with one police officer this morning. he said he's never seen anything like this. the suspect is a security guard and had to know a list of people shooting at were security guards. right now they're gathering evidence at personal protective services. they say the shooter was outside. they've been focusing on the tree there. it's full of bullets for the gun battle that went on. investigators tell me they're looking for 50-year-old doran long. he's also a security guard here. police say he fired at his neighbor's house in concord around 9:00 before jumping in his own truck and heading to the crescent park apartments here on hartnet avenue. this is public housing. all the guards work here. they say long fired into the off where his supervisor was hay loan, hitting him several times

in the arm an chest. he had a rifle a shotgun and a handgun. the supervisor, a 28-year-old was able to fire back at him. two others heard the commotion, they heard the gunfire and got into a gun battle with him in the parking lot. they're okay. police are saying he may have been hit. police aren't sure what set him off. from what we understand he was in some can can kind on confrontation with the victim that was shot and ended up shooting into the building and hitting the victim. >> police are saying they think he may have took off in a red toyota tacoma pickup truck with california license plate 5kp. they're thinking he may be headed to el dorado county.

perhaps to lake tahoe. they have alerted deputies in the area to be on the lookout. i just got off the phone with richmond police. that's how the 28-year-old supervisor is doing. they tell me that he underwent surgery and is expected to survive. jon and marla, back to you? >> definitely a wild scene. officers still chasing down this guy. >> a bay area assemblyman wants to see serious changes. he is set to address the public utilities commission today. hill points out back in the '90s the government told pg&e to phase out the two-inch plastic pipelines. the very same kind that leaked at a cupertino complex in august. that caused this explosion here. hill says despite the government recommendation, pg&e never acted, and the cpuc never forced

the issue. he introduced a new bill to force compliance with federal regulation. pg&e will replace 1,200 miles of the pipeline. >> it's 5:35. pg&e reacting to a new line of safety question this is morning. they say after going through utility records it found new evidence that pg&e installed salvaged or junk transmission pipes between 1948 and 1956. state regulators say it raises serious safety concerns, especially because pg&e has been unable to certify no other reused or deficient pipe remains in service. the findings raise fears, problems like the one that cause the san bruno explosion could be going undetected. the agency wants to release the documents to the public.

>> if there's anything in the documents that present a safety concern, we'll take it down to make the situation safe. >> the cpuc wants to hold a hearing in early november to push for the documents to be made public. fasten your seat belt. aviation buffs take wing on this. the bay area's very first x-plane event can kicks off this weekend. bob redell is joining us live from the aviation museum in san carlos with a preview. it's set to be fretty luxurious. >> i think this would be the

forme former. >> so this is the first time you're doing tb event. people will bring in experimental airplanes mostly. >> well, they have an aircraft and kept talking about it. they said we should show people these airplanes. they're very cool. >> these are people who not only pilot the airplanes. they build them in the garage. like your mom's plane. >> that yellow airplane is my mom's. she built it. that's the idea. these people not only fly airplanes but build their own airplanes. >> and so is there al level -- i don't want to say craziness. >> well, they're very adventure out type of people. they take that challenge to this the next level of not only learning to fly, but building

their own aircraft. when you build your aircraft and go and fly it, there's a special feeling. >> and your mom was the first woman to fly an experimental aircraft across country, is that correct? >> across counted. an airplane that she built. >> we're going to meet her coming up within the hour there, marla and jon. i think we're permanently stuck here. go to hiller.org if you want more information on the event takes place this saturday in san carlos. you know, flst just a level of discomfort if you're an aircrafter. your mom flew this this particular one. >> in the '70s. >> the '70s were a different time. >> i can't wait to meet that fascinating lady. >> i'm blown away people build aircrafts in their own garage. i can't make a paper airplane that can fly right. christina loren i'm sure can. >> i can build a mean ham

sandwich. good morning. we're looking good this morning. we have less than a quarter mile of visibility in santa rosa. we're still looking okay. ten miles or better through san jose, hayward, concord, starting to drop off. we'll keep watching these for you as we head throughout the morning. you can see the storm track up and around the ridge of. for us that will bring about a stretch of fair weather we'll stay nice and cool at 7:00 a.m. temperatures in the mid 50s in san jose. 45 making your way to work. 70 by noon. rounding out the day. 74 comfortable degrees. that means forget about the ac. forget about the heater. downright perfect weather out there provided by mother nature. >> unfortunately we can't forget about this. it's still going on in the north bay. this is westbound 80. i've been telling folks about this because it looks like the

closure of two of the four lanes could still go on until potentially 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. a live look at the bay bridge, where we have a nice backup forming in the cash lanes. also the volume is starting to build on 880 past the coliseum. >> we don't want a repeat of yesterday. thank you, mike. >> we have the latest on breaking news from libya. reports that muammoammar gadhafs been captured. the latest from washington in a live report. >> plus, the san francisco woman being called a hero. she's credited with saving a man from a fiery crash. and a presidential candidate paying a visit to the bay are'ea e e e' bomll cupisg in .sh

right now we're following unconfirmed reports that moammar gadhafi has been captured, possiblily killed. tracie potts is live in washington right now. what is the state department saying about all this. >> unconfirmed. the white house and pentagon. that he was wounded in both legs or killed, captured and then killed. early this morning the national security council. however, they've been wrong before. we want to caution you about the reports that are coming up. >> we break in with a special report on the "today show" from matt lauer. gadhafi has been killed. it comes just hours after interim government forces launched an offensive in gadhafi's hometown of serte and two months after the fall of

tripoli. let's bring in jim miklaszewski at the pentagon this morning. mick, what can you tell us? >> reporter: pentagon military state department intelligence officials here in washington still cannot positively confirm that moammar gadhafi has either been captured or killed, but evidence appears to be mounting inside libya that that is in fact what happened this morning outside gadhafi's hometown of sirte. according to one u.s. official while still not officially being able to confirm that gadhafi was captured or killed told nbc news that it's looking good and it does appear at this hour that decades of his brutal rule there in libya have come to an end. >> mick, i want to mention to our viewers, i'll put an image up in a second that is graphic. this comes from a leader of rebel forces who claims it is a picture of moammar gadhafi after he was killed. again, it is a graphic image and we have no independent confirmation on this photo but it does appear to show the

former libyan leader after being killed. mick, when do we expect that we might get more concrete information on this? how long will it take to filter out of libya? >> you know, there are u.s. officials on the ground including many cia who are embedded with the transitional national council, the new government or soon-to-be government of libya and so we expect within hours some firm confirmation from those u.s. officials on the ground in libya that moammar gadhafi is -- >> as the forces surrounded sirte and began to take it down, mick, there were some thoughts that it would be two -- of course being the hometown of moammar good halfy -- that it would be too obvious a place for him to be hiding. we had early reports this morning that the leader, the former leader was actually found hiding in a hole and had just been wounded but this just kind of shows us how difficult it is to get credible information out of that part of the world given

the circumstances. >> reporter: that's right. latest reports indicate he may have been struck by nato air strikes in a convoy that was fleeing sirte just as the rebels took over power and drove out all the gadhafi loyalists in an intense, 90-minute gun battle this morning. u.s. intelligence for sometime at least the last six to eight weeks has believed that in fact gadhafi was either there in sirte, his hometown, or another town filled with gadhafi loyalists but today's air strikes perhaps on a convoy and that photo which clearly does appear to be moammar gadhafi is mounting evidence that he is at least seriously injured if not dead. >> all right. again, the headline here that the one-time leader of libya for some 42 years before being ousted from power back in august, moammar gadhafi according to some sources out of libya has been killed. jim miklaszewski at the pentagon, thank you very much. we'll have much more throughout the day on msnbc and msnbc.com.

some of you will now return to your regularly scheduled programming. for others, there is more of nothing short of a major story there. moammar gadhafi, the ousted libyan leader is potentially dead. graphic photos showing what looked like moammar gadhafi. right now, yeah, something big to talk about. >> and we'll continue to follow this and bring you the latest. in the meantime, we want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> good morning to you. watching the golden gate bridge for thick fog to develop. right now looking good. good vizability at the surface. things will change throughout the morning. all right starting to change in the north bay. high pressure is really compressing the marine layer. forcing it to the surface. as a result you have visibility less than a quarter mile in spots to the north bay. as you know, driving through the fog, nothing looks familiar. 1:00 p.m., you see this on the

future cast. we're going to see a nice amount of clearing. all the marine layer, the cloud cover, the strat us pushing back out to sea. for us that means the sun will shine to the city of sfrarn by 2:00 p.m. still warm up to the upper 60s. 57. 57 in the city by the bay today. 75 in san jose. 79 degrees today in gilroy. the reason we're warming up so much is we have this fair stretch of weather brought about by high pressure. amplifying ridge builds in over the next couple of days. really starts to drive the winds offshore, however, as we head through monday, tuesday and wednesday. and of course that brings about the concern for fire danger. we're talking fire danger, right, mike? >> definitely. if you see anything on the side of the roads, give a little bit of smoke and call that in safely to chp. we'll look to the rails first.

earlier alarms reported by the spokesperson. resulting in major delays. now down to two minutes system wide. keep that in mind on the roadways. the roadways themselves looking good approaching the bay bridge. just mild backup towards the toll plaza. folks sensitive to seeing any animals. expected to last until the afternoon. let's get out of the way. earlier, overnight. 2:30 in the morning there was a chicken truck jackknifed there. live chickens on board there. these folks carry the live chickens to the side. not all the chickens made it to the scene. we continue to track the north bay issue. in the south bay, we also watch

slowing, zsh 880. construction crews clearing over the next half hour. exits at bascom, the alameda, as well as the 887 interchange. construction crews causing a little bit of delays. we'll track this as well. back to you. busy man. from ordinary mom to live saving heroin. she sees the crash in the rearview mirror, stops her car and jumps out to help. she dragged him away from the flames. >> i put my arms under his arms. i dragged them all the way to my car. >> williams then flagged down firefighters on the other side of the inferno. rescue crews may have never seen the driver until it was too late. now her 5-year-old daughter couldn't get enough of the good news, telling everyone at school. >> we told everybody that she saw. my mom saved a man's life. she's making me cry.

everybody was just making me feel all good. >> the driver is out of the hospital, but not before thanking williams for saving his life. what a real life hero. republican presidential candidate michele bachmann in the bay area. she'll make two stops during her visit. bachman will be at the commonwealth club in san francisco to talk about the ree vooifl of american competitiveness. bachman will present her views on how to revive the competitive business edge in the global economy. she'll also be in napa to ape tend a fund raising dinner for her campaign. bachm bachmann trails in most polls. we'll tell you how the stanford solar car faired in the race against australia. plus an update on the injured hawk. rtldlifeexperts. expe plus the good se of when your blackberry doesn't work. ? switch to selsun blue shampoo. maximum strength mecine wipes out flakes.

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welcome back, everybody. we have good news when it comes to the red tailed hawk shot by some jerk in the head with a nail gun. the group saw the bird yesterday in golden gate park and i appears it is eating. while the bird is injured, the group is still trying to catch the bird to get the nail out of its back. hawks are a protected species. the reward for an arrest in this case, now at $10,000. is solar car race is now down. sadly our local team didn't win the whole thing. we believe they finished the race two hours ago. the stanford car finished in the

3,000 kilometer race between 7th and 10th places. that's not too shabby considering 37 cars were competing in the thing. the big winner, it was a university school out of japan. 5:55. a stanford driver wasn't texting and driving. >> never want to do that. that's super dangerous. here's strange proof of that. you remember the worldwide outage of blackberry e-mail? car accidents fell by 40% during the same time. one can conclude the drivers must have had their eyes on the road and not blackberrys. the auction site is making money, not from selling things, but from helping other sites sell things with papal.

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new this morning, richmond police looking for a security guard who they say started a gun battle at a public housing complex where he worked, shooting at his coworkers. i'll have details coming up in avenue live report. plus breaking news from lib libya. reports that moammar gadhafi is dead. and today marks the 20th anniversary of the oakland hills fire. >> and if you just got out of bed and wondering