the influence. >> also, occupy oakland two years later. how activists are commemorating the start of the movement and how it could impact your commute through the city throughout the day. >> it's a cold start to this friday. good morning. i'm meteorologist christina loren. i can tell you upper 30s right now in the north bay. but we're not even dealing with half as much fog as yesterday. good looking weekend. i'll take you through the forecast coming up. >> a lack of fog means the view across the bay bridge is clear but the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza getting the opposite a. little unclear. we'll talk about that and let you know what's going on. we give you now a crystal clear shot with clouds off in the distance before the sun rises. that is san jose in the south bay. guess what, ladies and gentlemen, you made it, congratulations. it's friday, october 25th, this is "today in the bay."

good morning. thanks for being with us. it's 6:00. i'm marla tellez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. a peninsula couple sadly dead this morning, struck and killed by an out-of-control driver while walking their dog. bob redell is live in menlo park now where this crash happened. he is also telling us what police are now saying about the driver. bob, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, jon. menlo park police have arrested a woman, a 54-year-old from redwood city, marjorie reitzell, she is facing two counts of felony dui and two counts of gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated for allegedly running over and killing a man and woman out walking their dog. you can see the damage here. in the park lot the two trees she took out. this happened just before 7:00 last night. officers say this man and woman both in their 50s were walking their dog on chilco when

reitzell's car hit and killed them. they had been in the bike lane as there are no sidewalks on this stretch. police are looking into how fast reitzell was driving but they believe the pair did not see her coming. >> the subject vehicle came up behind them eastbound, struck them both, launched them in the air and killing them. >> reporter: reitzell's car then allegedly jumped the center divide, hit another car that was traveling in the opposite direction before coming to a stop. the four people in that car were not hurt. police tell us that reitzell complained of pain when they were taking her out of her car, this is before she was taken to the hospital. they could tell she had been drinking. tests on her blood will take a few weeks to confirm. she will be booked into jail. there is no i.d. on the man and woman killed out walking the dog. the dog did survive with minor injuries and is under the care of the humane society. reporting live in menlo park,

bob redell, "today in the bay." >> a protest effort in santa rosa as anger over the killing of 13-year-old andy lopez continues to grow. people will gather outside santa rosa city hall at noon before marching to the sheriff's office. lopez was shot seven times by a sonoma county deputy tuesday. the deputy thought the replica a ak-47 lopez was carrying was real. last night protesters took to the streets, many of them ended up that the growing memorial at the location where lopez was killed. >> this was an upscale kid from fountain grove but because it was someone from the get to 0s and sonoma county it was allowable. we're not expendable. and we're going to make our voice be heard. >> police aren't the only ones investigating. the mexican consulate has hired a private agency. they were at the scene yesterday taking pictures. >> we have a follow-up right now

to a story we brought you as breaking news yesterday morning. fremont police now asking for the public's help following a road rage shooting incident along interstate 680. two drivers exited southbound 680 on mission boulevard at about 5:30 yesterday. one of those drivers shot at the other car simply because that driver was apparently going too slow. the victim is a 59-year-old man from pleasanton, he was hit three times. he is expected to survive. he had a dog in the car which was not hit. the shooter sped off following that. fremont police are asking anybody who has information who may have witnessed the incident to give them a call. >> today marks two years since the occupy movement arrived in oakland. a movement with a mixed history and controversial legacy that was at times peaceful and other times violent and destructive. two years later activists will come together in the heart of

oakland not only to draw attention to the movement but to protest a large scale police training event. christie smith is live outside of the marriott hotel on 11th and broadway where protesters will be on the picket lines in a few hours. >> reporter: good morning. that's why the city put out a community wide aler saying though they are not anticipating problemings they are ready to make arrest they see criminal behavior. and the same time they are suggesting that business owners might want to take common sense steps to protect their property. this anniversary happens as you said at the same time that law enforcement from across the country are here at the marriott hotel in oakland. this is on 11th and broadway. they are here for training exercises that are happening for three days. they plan to gather three blocks away where the occupy movement started. we did shoot new video of law

enforcement arriving for what's called urban shield. this is to help first responders prepare for disaster and terrorism. about 100 vendors will be here, too, marketing weapons. and that's what has some protesters upset. they say this underscores the militarization and contributes to the clashes in the streets we saw when occupy oakland protesters were evicted from the plaza two years ago. there was violent clashes, tear gas, and here's some of the suggestions on the list. from city that businesses might want to stay well lit, turn on surveillance cameras, cover doorgaps with steel plate you can, leave that cash drawer empty. these are good any time of day but especially in right of this event today. also ek land police saying they are ramping up their presence.

christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you. time now for a check on your weather. always important heading into the weekend. a live look at the beautiful bay bridge right there. that is the western span heading into san francisco as opposed to the eastern span. you say it looks like a christmas tree. >> it does. you notice very calm waters. no wind out there. >> we have calm conditions at this point. good morning. happy friday, marla and jon. look at this, we're getting into frost territory up in napa. 37 degrees because of the partly clear sky. you will encounter dense patchy fog but much better. the past mornings have been rough. depends where you live, we have fallen to a quarter mile in santa rosa. overall the fog is not as widespread.

you can see at this time yesterday we had a mile and a quarter in san jose we're up to 8 miles of visibility sot's improving. temperatures though are definitely going to be a milder this afternoon. up to 72 inland, by lunch time. 74 bay side at the coast 69 degrees. we've got fireworks in san francisco. that's free. we've got a raiders game sunday in my next report. also going to tell you about other things happening help you get your mind set on the weekend. good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning to the commute as well. it's starting to build. it builds slower, it's a friday, less of a commute but we're looking at oakland where we have company. speeds coming down. on the maps, we're getting yellow, past the coliseum. expect crowds to start arriving through the area. right now the concern is the morning commute. more for 580, unexpected slowing

around west grand avenue because of a crash which has one car over on its side. this is sticking out and there are chp and other crews on seen. as you travel to the piedmont areaual get slowing. the rest of the area looks pretty good through the east bay and toward the maze and the toll plaza. a look at the toll plaza. top of the screen those are the ones to the right as you approach and the only off 580 and 880 things are moving slowly approaching the toll plaza. back to the maps we'll show you how things are shaping up for the bay. a smoother drive along the left side of the screen and the south bay starting for 101 as is typical. >> what a difference a week makes. >> b.a.r.t. trains are running. 6:09. a homeless man accused, jailed,

thn acquitted on animal abuse charges is trying to get his dog back. while he was in jail his chihuahua was adopt bid the same man who accused him of abusing it. morris is the man on the left. this is his chihuahua. the security guard called police claiming verant threw the dog against a wall. he was arrested and charged. the dog jumped into traffic and was scooped up before being hit by a car. he says what the security guard thought was abuse was verant scolding the dog. people made the wrong assumptions about her client. >> i think he was stereotyped. he had aubrey in a plastic bag but let's be honest. it's not a louis vuitton purse so if you see a dog in a plastic

bag that caused people to judge him. >> a spokesperson says attorneys are looking into how to get aubry back to verian. >> coming up a standoff at a pharmacy. new details about the gunman and how several were able to get out safely. >> twitter starts its road show. we'll take a look in business. >> back on the air waives after arrest. why the man known as egypt's john stewart says he's not pulling any punches.

here are today's top stories. a peninsula woman is facing two counts of vehicular manslaughter. menlo park police say 54-year-old marjorie reitzell appeared to be driving drunk when she hit a man and woman from behind, killing them. the couple was out walking their

dog. >> a new protest set for today at santa rosa city hall for the 13-year-old boy shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy. andy lopez. 13 years old was shot seven times by a deputy who thought his fake replica ak-47 that lopez was carrying was real. >> on the two-year anniversary of the occupy oakland movement the city is gearing up for a new round of protests starting at 9:00. occupy protesters are expected to gather outside the marriott to protest the urban shield disaster drill training. this afternoon demonstrators will march to oakland city hall. >> twitter executives are up early this morning getting that coffee brewing as they get ready to take the show on the road. >> i would imagine they are tweeting as well. scott mcgrew, convince them. >> this road show is the big

first step toward an ipo when twitter executives go from place to place, mostly new york city, trying to sell investors on the idea of twit ter way that salesmen used to sell encyclopedias. these big investors will be the initial buyers of twitter. that's the initial ipo that should happen november 6. then we should see those shares hit the market, the stock market, the next day. the big question is going to be price f. twitter goes door to door asking too high a price the buyers may bulk. then they would have to low ter ipo price and that's embarrassing. twitter is reportedly looking at a slightly lower price than planned, between 17 and $20 a share. that would give twitter a value of about 10 billion. i put together this comparison chart. you can get an idea where twitter lives in the tech universe. it's on the far right. call it half the size of tesla,

a tenth the size of facebook. for comparison there is big old apple as well. looking to the day's financial news. we'll get new information about consumer confidence to see how much damage if any the government shutdown did theo to the spirit of the american consumer. amazon and microsoft beat expectations with their financial report thursday, and so too did zynga in a weird way. their news was its revenue fell, active daily users fell 50%. it wasn't as bad as expected so it's weirdly good news. >> i guess take it. >> fuzzy math. >> thank you, scott. >> hey, we know how popular the daly show is here, a big move. it's popular in egypt. egypt's version is returning after a three-month hiatus. >> he is a trained heart surgeon

turned comic whose takes on politics were first aired on youtube and later on a major egyptian tv channel. he was arrested earlier this year and recently egypt's prosecutor charged him with defaming the ousted president and insulting islam and spreading false news. he says he will pull no punches. if his critics don't like it they don't have to watch. that's why god invented the remote. >> john stuart has appeared on the show. >> he looks like each other. yeah. >> very important stuff. speaking of very important we are to the weekend and that all important weather forecast. >> looking pretty good. the fact it's friday we can appreciate that. thanks for waking up with us. your commute easier a little bit as we don't have as much thick fog. mike is tracking the details.

here is san jose. low clouds, yes, they are widespread but we don't have thñ widespread thick dense fog. that's the good news f. you are getting up with us this morning getting ready for work, to take the kids to school you don't have to worry about pockets of reduced visibility. we're going to continue to see that. then we meet back on monday the fog will be back and it will be thick. the only place we will want to keep your eye out for the fog and get read the slow down is in the north bay. that's napa. hey, you are used to that this time of year. we're getting into that time. low visibility in the north bay, temperatures are cold to start. later today, 74 degrees on the way to santa rosa. 71 in san rafael. and i've been monitoring the golden gate bridge, looking good for now. that's the good news. you cross the golden gate into san francisco, fog isn't that thick. 71 degrees in los gatos and 69

on the way to santa cruz. mild in the afternoon hours. talk about what's happening acro across the bay area. saturday night 8:30s. if you want to catch this show pier 39 san francisco, 8:30, pretty comfortable. 63 degrees. not too cold as we get into saturday night. let's talk about sunday afternoon, shall we. steelers taking on the raiders. should be a great day for a football game. temperatures climbing into the mid-60s. we'll see that kick off at 105 so comfortable for tailgating and over the course of the game. look at the difference. 68 as we head back into next week. temperatures are going to drop off. might be a time to pull out that winter coat. good morning to mike inouye. >> you pull out the winter coats check the mokts. sometimes you find money. that's what i do.

looking toward the bay area, things are looking good. it's a friday, we have a lighter flow, we'll start here in the south bay where we have the dill from 68 o. typical of a friday. we see that and things clear up. about 6:30 we should see more cars through the area so watch for 101, 87 and 85 is going to build. we see a little increase for 280. we're on a typical pattern. as we look to the bay we'll get you to some live shots. the peninsula here, 101 past palo alto, an easy drive. no problems northbound and in through san mateo. the view is clear, no fog like yesterday. fremont into the south bay, smooth drive. right around mid-60s, 65 let's say. northbound past the truck scales, then you pick up company

through hayward. you look toward the area we have no problems over from the east bay. the san mateo bridge, 92. both very clear and the view not a problem. throughout tri-valley we have that build. 84 through livermore. speeds in the upper 50s. we have more through pleasanton. to the bottom of the screen, that's why, both directions around for now. moother drive over toward the bay bridge. we had the earlier crash west 580 at lake shore sticking out, the car was on its side. no major injuries and the crew has cleared a. quick recovery toward the bay bridge. the maze, both picking up volume but not a problem. a live view, you see the cash lanes are not a problem. it's the fast track lanes backed up. the regular commuters, you might want to pay extra and get to e

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new this morning from north carolina, police in the town of belmont say a man that took three people hostage surrendered. authorities say they negotiated the release of the hostages just a few hours ago before finally getting the man to come outside the store. it started early this morning when police got a robbery call, a man had walked into the store carrying an assault rifle. >> all night long rescue crews in mexico have been searching through the rubble of a candy factory. an explosion left one dead and 40 hurt. at least six of the injured are in serious condition and several workers are missing and may be trapped inside this building. the explosion happened on the second floor causing the entire floor to collapse. in all, 300 people work at the factory which makes gummy bears

and jelly beans and other sweets for a distributor in texas. >> a tennessee national guardsman waiting for charges after allegedly shooting two of his superiors. the unidentified shooter opened fire outside of an armory north of memphis yesterday before he was subdued and disarmed. two soldis were hit, one in the foot, the other got hit in the leg. both, good news, expected to survive. the shooter was reportedly a recruiter who had been relieved of duty. at this point no word on why he was taken off duty. >> classes restoomd at danvers high school where a teacher was allegedly killed by a student. a classmate of the 14-year-old suspect says the math teacher colleen ritzer asked the 14-year-old to stay after class. her body was found in the woods behind the school. the student suspect has been charged with first-degree murder and is being held without bail. security and kounllers are

available to students at the school today. >> it's 6:26. still to come on "today in the bay," putting a stop to a school car wash. we'll let you know what is so controversial. >> is b.a.r.t. about to unlock restrooms shuttered since the september 11 attacks. who gets the final say on this decision. >> and paying more to pass through the golden gate bridge, we'll let you know how much tolls are expected to be rising coming up next.

hit from behind. a couple walking their dog killed in a violent crash. we'll tell you where the driver is now and if police think alcohol may have played a role. >> and is a price hike in store at the golden gate bridge? we'll tell you how much extra you might have to pay to drive across our local landmark. >> let's take you live out to new york city. that is the countdown to super

bowl xlviii. that is the ceo from both the jets and the giants. they will be hosting the super bowl. congratulations. and now, the party is going on a friday morning over at the nasdaq. it is friday, october 25th and this is "today in the bay." it is 6:30 on the nose. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. laura is off today. an apparent drunk driver now facing charges after a crash that killed a couple out walking their dog. 54-year-old marjorie reitzell was found near chilco street and constitution drive. police say she hit the couple, then crossed the center divide, hit a car and slammed into a tree. she was taken to the hospital but is expected to be arrested

when she is released. bob redell is in menlo park talking to police. he will have a live update coming up. happening today lobbyists will sweep through capitol hill raising more concerns about new reports of a widespread government snooping, spying. this is as the u.s. deals with claims that the nsa spied on nearly three dozen world leaders. tracie potts joins us live in washington, d.c. p tracie, with all of this ahead of that rally it's going to be crazy for tomorrow. right? >> reporter: well, definitely a lot of focus on what the government has been doing that everybody may not be aware of. the group coming into washington, they are called stop watching us. look at the web video. they are launching this to try to get lawmakers to pay attention to what powers the nsa has, and they want to see those rolled back. they are here on the hill lobbying and will do a big rally

on the mall tomorrow. the other thing the obama administration is dealing with the guardian newspaper, that outed edward snowden t whistle-blower from nsa, they are now saying that the u.s. has been spying on 35 individual world leaders, germany and the europeans, mexico, all very upset about this. in fact, germany and france, they want an agreement before the end of the year sort of a no snooping pack. the white house response, they are not snooping on merkel's phone calls, at least not now when asked if they had done it in the past, that was not directly addressed. the white house says even though yes, we collect foreign intelligence and surveillance on other countries, they are not going to be addressing any specific reports. >> at the least a big pr mess.

>> 6:32. the board that manages is golden gate bridge will talk about a possible toll hike. we want to give you a look at the toll plaza. it's possible it will cost a dollar more to cross the bridge by next april. you would have to pay $7 to use the bridge. right now drivers without fast track pay $6. a bridge spokeswoman says they are dealing with a $142 million shortfall projected. if the board moves toward staff will set up a public hearing, then a zbloxt they are street vote on a tentative agreement. we're learning more about the details of the contract. if approved the bathrooms at b.a.r.t.'s 12 underground stations may reopen. they have been closed for security reasons since the september even terror attacks. the deal must be approved by

union members. >> high school verse to find a new way to raise money. traditional car washes are out of the question. according to the "mercury news," the environmental department banned lincoln high school students from holding car washes in the hoover middle school parking lot. they break water discharge logs. the department told the school it can have car washes on grass or grivle but they had to cancel all future car washes. >> those are important fundraisers and fun. christina loren, probably good to get the car washed. >> i could use a good washing with the car if you're volunteering mr. jon kelley. go ahead and wash that car. don't wait for the rain because we don't have significant chances inside. this is san francisco.

i want to show you the shot because it's clear, dwight contra contrast. you can see the golden gate here from top to bottom in the distance. looking good to start the day. we do have low clouds but we're not talking about a widespread fog event. this is san jose now. mostly cloudy. all of this cloud cover will be clearing. it's not one solid deck. some blue skies when that sun comes up. 51 degrees down in gilroy. you're at 45 in santa cruz, not too bad south of the golden gate bridge. 39 degrees in santa rosa, 37 in napa, pull out the coat but something you can peel off by lunch time. up to 78 in the heat of the day. 69 at the coast. good looking weekend, just depends on what your plans are. we're going to look at tahoe and

what you can expect. right now, though, let's check your drive. here is mike inouye. >> good morning. we'll look over to oakland where 880, getting company now, that's not unusual even on a friday we have this good volume of traffic along the nimitz. the speed sensors barely dipping into the yellow. finally that really nicely recovered after the earlier crash was causing a backup heading to lake shore that has cleared and there has been no slowing over the last 15 to 20 minutes. and the maze. the maze itself was smooth as of the approach, you're dipping your speeds down around 6. very light. and the rest of the east bay on the far right you see slowing toward the walnut creek interchange. the rest of your bay, nothing unexpected. we'll look at the south bay for the live shot. san jose picks up the value a

tad. around 6:45 on a friday that's what we're seeing. 85, not really a problem. back to you. >> 6:37. still ahead, secrets releeled. in an unsolved murder. what court documents sealed more than a decade. >> plus, an unexpected jolt at the end of a ride. what we're learning about a sate fair.

today the indictment against john and patsy ramsey will be released. we could learn why the couple was never charged in the death of their young daughter. the documents will be released in response to a lawsuit filed by a boulder daily camera reporter and the group reporters committee for freedom of the press. the indictment has been sealed since 1999. john ramsey objected but a judge ruled for the release. the couple was suspected in the 1996 killing of their daughter, 6-year-old beauty pageant queen jonbenet. no charges were filed. >> demolition continues on the connecticut elementary school caught in a deadly shooting rampage. workers removing sandy hook elementary piece by piece. this could take several weeks. newtown officials say a wrecking ball will not be used to make

sure every piece is accounted for to deter ñigñvscavenger hun. sandy hook was the scene of that heart wrenching scene on december 2012, a big time shooting massacre where a lone gunman killed 20 children along with six adults. >> officials in wake county, north carolina say an amusement ride called the vortex will undergo an inspection by the state after five people got hurt last night at state fair. a spokesman says an initial investigation found that somehow the ride started up again as the five were getting off. two of the people appeared to have been seriously hurt, one of those is the ride operator who was trying to help people get off the ride. >> coming up, a serial rapist hours fromming released. we'll tell you about the limit

on stay law that's allowing him to go free. >> menlo park parents out for a walk killed by an out-of-control driver. bob redell spoke to the victims' family of. we'll find out how the couple's children are coping. ♪

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6:44. two people are dead this morning on the peninsula after being hit by an out-of-control driver. this happened just before 7:00 last night in menlo park. the couple was just out walking their dog. bob redell is live at the scene on chilco street where he just

spoke with the victims' family. bob, good morning. >> reporter: yes, relatives of this couple, they have been married 22, 23 years, regularly walked their dog out here on chilco and the brother-in-law and his family came by because they wanted to visit the scene where the suspected dui driver's car came to a rest after running over their relatives. they tell us the man and woman's names are valueveer sing and kamal. they were walking the dog. this is around 7:00 last night when a suspected drunk driver came from behind them, hit them, launched them in the air according to menlo park police, they believe that they were killed instantly. both of these people leave behind two sons and one daughter. two girls and one son.

>> they all crying and feeling bad about it they lost a father and mother you know. >> what do you tell them? >> i try to comfort them but what i can say you know, i think this drunken driving people should stop drinking you know. bad. i feel bad. >> menlo park police have arrest add woman marjorie reitzell, a 54-year-old woman from redwood city. she plowed down trees and ended up in the parking lot. they could tell she had been drinking. they do plan to book her in jail once she is released. they will be charging her they tell us with two counts of felony dui and two counts ever gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. as far as that dog is concerned, the dog was slightly injured and is under the care of the humane

society. again, the brother-in-law of the two people killed last night saying they were hard working couple, lived in menlo park, leaving behind three children. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> i want to bring you breaking news. in the past 10 minutes the ntsb will start a two-day hearing around the asiana airline crash. it's an informal hearing but will focus on pilot awareness in the automated aircraft emergency response and cabin safety. the meeting will take place in washington december 10 and 11. the ntsb says it wants to gather additional information about this deadly crash. >> now outside as we give you a live look at the south bay. there is san jose, plenty of cloud cover but not as foggy as it has been. meteorologist christina loren is here now. >> good morning. you can see the difference from

san francisco. i'm going to show you that in a moment. hey, you know what, we made to the friday. we've got a good looking weekend shaping up for you and the family if you want to head out. it's going to be nice. let's get to it. we're tracking thick pockets of fog in the north bay where it's mostly confined. you will notice where you see the deep shading on the map, that's where we have the low clouds so. from san jose all the way through livermore we're going to wake up with low clouds, pretty sunrise though. mostly between 7:15 and 7:25 for the bay area. i'll track that showing you spectacular live pictures. overall mostly cloudy conditions in san jose. we're mostly clear this morning to start the day. right here in san francisco. look at this. you can see for 10 miles or better looking really good. overall you have pockets you can see for about a quarter mile. two miles visibility. in san francisco that means flights are delayed out of sfo

but not by much. only half hour delays. we're starting without the 15-minute plus delays. 6 miles in gilroy so we're looking pretty good. starting without 10 miles visibility in livermore. 77 in gilroy, 72 degrees in san jose. if you have the luxury of getting up to tahoe this weekend you're in store for a treat. not only is going to be nice, 62 saturday, 61 sunday. you get to enjoy the peak fall color this weekend. it's going to be spectacular. we expect our first snow in tahoe as we head into tuesday. that's when the next snow is in the forecast. for us we're going to drop like a rock. area of low pressure comes into northern california. it will bring snow showers to the northern sierra nevada, also we could see a stray shower in the northern most portion of sonoma county. cooler, a little drizzle tuesday into wednesday.

6:49. what would you say, is it friday light? >> it is. it's not lighter anyway. we have a light build. there you go north 101, 87 and 85. also in the yellow means coming down into the upper 50s. the orange means around 50 so not a big deal. the bay area pretty typical. you see the volume starting to build. we have a nice flow for 880 and 580 after a crash that cleared nicely florida is the east shore freeway. the area there as well through berkeley. a live look outside, stacking up for these lanes have a minor backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. actually a fast track lane started that goes back farther than the rest. you might want to pay extra and get there faster but a bit. back to the maps, the rest of the east bay through the corridor, we have 24, moving

nicely and slowing out of concord heading down to danville. as we move south over to westbound 580 through the east bay t tri-valley has a nice flow. pleasanton, that has cleared up to the speed limit. across the bay for the san mateo bridge. you have company there to the peninsula. >> thank you. emotional scene here. a protest in santa rosa as anger continues over the killing of 13-year-old andy lopez. people will gather starting at noon today before marching to the sheriff's department. lopez was shot seven times by sonoma county sheriff's deputy on tuesday. the deputy, he thought replica ak-47 lopez was carrying was a real rifle. an autopsy report shows the bullets that killed the 13-year-old hit his chest and

his right hip but bullets hit him in the arm and back side. protesters took to the streets, many ended up at a growing memorial at the location where lopez was killed. police aren't the only ones investigating that shooting. the mexican consulate has hired a private agency to also look into this case. >> terrorized the area for years t man known as the pillow case rapist will be released. he admitted to raping about 40 women including one on the campus of monroe middle school. he is scheduled to be released from the coalinga state hospital. a judge will decide the specifics on where he can live. he is being let go on a conditional release. he will have to wear a gps monitoring device. if he committed the crimes after

1994 the state's three stick to laws would have kept him behind bars for life. >> the family and survivors of the fire on the san mateo bridge filing a law suit. nine women were on the way to a wedding celebrating when the limo they were in burst into flames. you can see that here. five of them, sadly, died in the fire. the other four were fortunate to survive. investigators determined the fire started when the rear suspension failed. the family's attorneys say the company responsible for the modification and maintenance of the limo seen, they are the ones at fault and they are going after the limo manufacturer, operator and repair company. >> 6:53. a subcontractor at the levi stadium project now in jail. police arrested vincent latona. he is accused of grand theft and

burglary. they say he stole from his employer. investigators do not think he stole from stadium construction site but they are still looking into the case. >> today marks two years since the occupy movement in oakland, at times was peaceful and at other times very destructive. pitting protesters against police and forcing downtown businesses to board up. activists will come together in the heart of oakland. to protest a large scale police training event. christie smith is live outside the marriott hotel right now in oakland where protesters will be on the picket lines in a few hours from now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we have seen hundreds of police officers and first responders arriving at the marriott hotel for operation urban shield 2013,

a training exercise they do. already on the other side i can tell you that tenth street blocked off by their vehicles and demonstrators are expected to be out here in two hours. this happens to fall on the two-year anniversary of the eviction at the encampment. operation urban shield is meant to prepare first responders for natural disasters or terrorist attacks, it's a three-day training exercise. but some of the protesters believe this is an example of the militarization of local police department and underscores the clashes that mrs. had with protesters during that time. quite a lot going on. there are also vendors here. >> unfortunately we're having audio issues. the occupy protest will be going

on out there and they will be looking at the two-year dates of having the occupy movement but also having some protests against the police. >> the first starts at 9 a.m. and another at 5:00. you see that there on the map. it's going to be probably disruptive to traffic in the area at that time. why am i holding a football? >> what happened to it? >> half a football. >> throwing it so fard look, half is smashed in. >> what happened to mine which is a drag. >> got it on gadget friday. >> we would have a full football. so this is from a little start-up in spokane called pass back sports. the back half is flute make it bounce so we have video of that. it will bounce back to you. they started making the

footballs smaller for smarter hands. the idea is you can exercise by ours or if you don't have a buddy to throw back the football do it by yourself. as we were talking that guy has a guy to play catch with. now you can -- you got to throw it as a good spiral and it will spiral back to you. >> i know this is the junior size. it's too big for me. >> nfl footballs are huge. were you a half back. >> very good. i like that. because it's too big for you it's probably going to turt your career. >> that's my way to colin kaepernick's heart. that was scott's son in the video. very cute. thank you, scott. this is a good christmas gift.

>> half a football but all of kaepernick's heart. >> today the public is invited to the annual mavericks surfing kickoff. it starts at 2:00 this afternoon. at the beach near half moon bay. the contest will not be held today. sometime between november 1 and march 31. they wait for opt tim conditions to call. big wave surfers get 24 hours notice. >> the ultimate on call. a final check looking for the weekend. looking for some sunshine. it's going to be sunny right off the bat. the east bay, we see a lovely sunrise. we'll show you the pictures throughout today show. i'm with you every 15 minutes. 78 degrees, and 69 degrees at

the coast. over to my quarterback, mike inouye and the morning drive. >> right on. all right. looks like things are moving smoothly. the backup only in the fast track lanes. you do see that cash lanes not a problem. the bay area looks smooth, unexpected for a friday but we have a new crash to tell you about. be careful. more slowing out of way hrd. back to you. >> 6:59. a woman facing to counts of vehicular manslaughter. police say 54-year-old marjorie reitzell appeared to be driving drunk when the car struck and killed a man and woman. they hit them from behind when they were out walking their dog. the couple has three kids. >> the ntsb announcing a two-day investigation into the deadly asiana crash. it's called informal and will

focus on pilot awareness. good morning, breaking overnight, at least five people rushed to the hospital after a ride malfunctions at the north carolina state fair. why did it happen? investigators learning more about the murder of a massachusetts high school teacher and the 14-year-old charged in the case as students prepare for an emotional return to class today. and reveal. never-before-seen documents accusing jonbenet's parents to be released today. why her father says this won't tell the whole story, today, friday, october 25th, 2013. >> announcer: fr