changes. the storm window is going to open up for the bay area. >> the bay bridge metering lights are on. a deadly crash and sigalert. >> a live look at twitter headquarters in san francisco. guess what a little birdie told us the social media company about to make its public stock debut on this thursday, friday eve, november 7th, this is "today in the bay." a little birdie told you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. happening today we're talking about it all morning long, san francisco based twitter now going public, not on the nasdaq but the new york stock exchange. i want to give you a live look at the twitter headquarters where employees they will be celebrating a monumental

milestone. twitter for the record pricing its shares at $26, a little higher than people expected. 70 million shares will be issued. the company could raise nearly $2 billion which would value the company at $18.3 billion. scott mcgrew and bob redell are both covering today's ipoo. >> we're learning about a sexual assault investigation at deanza college. it happened on the campus at the media and learning center not far from the parking garage. marla tellez is live in cupertino with the alert that went out to students. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this alleged sexual assault is being investigated by the foothill police department and also the santa clara county sheriff's department. since my last report i had heard back from the sheriff's department. the spokesperson telling me any comment on this is going to come

directly from campus police which i'm still waiting to hear from. we can tell you this alleged sexual assault happened inside the media and learning center. this two-story build, allegedly in the bottom floor women's restroom. earlier we walked the perimeter and you can see these restrooms inside. according to the campus police department which took to facebook and twitter to let students know about this, assistant came student came forward. sometime between 1 and 2:00 this happened. the woman says she was attacked in a stall and police say the woman does know her alleged attacker but they are not releasing a description. nor are they actually commenting on the woman's condition. the school apparently reached out to students sending this

e-mail as well. it tweeted out by a student who was clearly upset by this, this girl say inning is the only bathroom she uses here, another person tweeting from san jose to please be safe. always great advice. again ace mentioned i'm waiting to hear back from campus police to see if they are going to be stepping up security or take precautions in light of this sexual assault. now that it's later in the morning we're seeing more show up to work or maybe an early class. we're going to get some comment from people who this could affect. in my next report at about 6:45. marla tellez, "today in the bay." >> a firefighter recovering this morning after being burned during an explosion fighting a house fire late last night. this happened just before 10:00 on south almond road near west

virginia street not far from 287. firefighters say shortly after getting to the house an explosion happened in the basement. that is what burned the firefighter. we're told the good news, not life threatening. >> 6:04. oakland police say hate may have been the motive behind a brutal attack on a teenager while he was sleeping on a bus. a 16-year-old lid the skirt on fire. after school on monday what they call an unprovoked attack. the mother says the teen identifies himself as gender neutral. the teen is being treated for severe burns. >> share up after revealing a series of missteps leading to the discovery of a woman's body at san francisco general hospital. the sheriff says three major errors happened in the search

for lynn spaulding who was reported missing in september and then found dead in a stairwell two weeks later. first off, the hospital initially telling deputies the woman as african-american or asian when in fact she is white. also not all of the hospital stair wells were searched and hardware problem predent it pulling surveillance video for eight days. the lawyers representing the spaulding findings troubling. >> a live look at san francisco. weight for the sun's arrival. don't have to wait for christina. >> she's always right on time. >> indeed. because it's a live show and i don't have a choice. temperatures are looking good out there to start the day. we're in the 40s and 50s t reason why the blanket of clouds overhead. 6:05 we're getting that daylight throughout the next half hour,

the sun is going to dreep above the horizon. we don't have a lot of fog to show you for the time being but there is some creeping along the coast line as we speak. here in san francisco you still have pretty good visibility. everything changes tonight. area of low pressure right now moving in the pacific northwest that's going to bring maybe an inch of rainfall as we head throughout the next couple days. it's going to create a pretty cloudy sky. then the clouds clear out of here, a little bit after milky sky. and then that fog rolls right back in through about 4:00. a pretty big temperature difference. at the coast san francisco dropping by 10 degrees. we were in the mid to upper 70s yesterday. today 70, 74 degrees down from 78 in livermore. 65 degrees at the coast. i'll tell you when the sweater

weather kicks in and when we have a better chance for showers coming up in my next report. >> good morning. we're looking to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights turned on and we have this filling up to the end of the toll plaza. goes down into the upper fechts at the worst through richmond. not a big deal at all. the caldecott tunnel moves slowly. 880 and 580. we have this deadly crash. the word is there was a pedestrian for some reason on 580 walking around. that person was hit and killed early this morning. we have crews on seen. a tow truck has arrived but i have no idea whether that -- that investigation has to complete. so only two open now slowing from keller but meeting around as well kicking over to 880.

take north 13, north 880 not showing appreciable slowdown. we're watching as the 630 half hour approaches. folks off the castro valley y as well. me we'll look over the bay, the san mateo bridge westbound 92 picking up the volume but no problem for speed over to the foster city side. the high rise with the headlights here. nice drive on 101 and 280. and we'll show you the south bay, the only slow spot is here, north 680 or 101 dispatching the owe veer crossing. we dip down to the upper 50s and we'll see more slowing over the next half hour. >> thanks, mike. >> you might be ready for some football but the question remains are you ready for gridiron gridlock that comes with it? coming up live to stanford ahead of tonight's big game taking on the oregon ducks. how traffic will affect your

weather. >> we'll have team coverage this morning of twitter's debut on the new york stock exchange. that's coming up in business. >> here is a look at twitter headquarters. less than 30 minutes. you've got team coverage. >> also right now if you're curious a few switer facts to use on. more after this break.

welcome back. on a thursday morning, getting you caught up. campus police at deanza college investigating a sexual assault. this happened monday night. actually monday in a bathroom at the media and learning center. it happened in the middle of the

day. the woman says she does know the man who attacked her. >> the woman accused of drunk driving and killing a couple in menlo park is expected to enter a plea today. marjorie reitzell is charged with gross vehicular manslaughter. a blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit when she hit balbir and kamal singh as they walked their dog. >> the senate voting on a bill making it illegal for employers to discriminate against members if this passes in the senate it will move to the house where we can tell you it is not expected to pass. >> 6:12. twitter will sell shares to the public this morning and this morning we have a team in place covering silicon valley's biggest ipo this year. we'll check in with bob in a moment. >> we'll start off here in the studio. scott is here telling us what is happening. >> good morning to you, jon. we're drawing closer to the open of the new york stock exchange.

the first trades of twitter, another interesting day in business and tech. we could not see the first trades right at the opening bell. it does take a bit of time. barracuda network out of campbell made its debut yesterday. here are some executives at the opening bell. their shares didn't start trading for about 20 minutes. the first trade came at 6:53 our time. the reason for that it takes some time for everybody to agree on a price. you heard $26 a share but remember, that's the price that insiders paid. the money that twitter got. that is the ipo, that is over. now we want to know the price we would pay on the open market. and frankly, that is an ugly process. >> they refer to that as book building. they build a book of people who want to sell and buy and at what price. they try to find that balance. of course people who are giving them the indications can be

cagey about what they say and then they can change their minds. i'll buy if he's buying and so it gets complicated in a hurry. that's why they sometimes have a little bit of trouble getting it going at first. >> you might get rich from twitter but that's for the market to decide. insiders they have already gotten rich. that money changed mands last night. one more step for san francisco toward becoming a wealthy city. let's continue our coverage in san francisco. bob redell is live outside twitter. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you scott. not everyone here in the city is happy about this ipo, we're told that in the next 20, 15 minutes or so outside headquarters on market street to expect protests, sfpd is patrolling the streets. they asked us to move our live truck off of the sidewalk outside of san francisco headquarters and basically there is an alliance of groups, they go under san francisco rising, and they are protesting a couple

things. one a tax break twitter received from the city of san francisco that they argue cost the city tens of millions by luring twitter and other start-ups and they also argue the fact that they brought in these start-ups that the city doing this has led to the rise in rents and evictions so the group san francisco rising they are unhappy, they said online they will be protesting outside twitter headquarters at 6:30 and they are using twitter to their advantage, they established a hash tag, #thrown out by twitter. that ipo expected in 15 to 20 minutes an what is also noteworthy to mention, let's say they are at 26 a share, that's $18 billion valuation for a company that has yet to turn a profit. scott. >> keep in mind not every stock does pop on the open. facebook traded lower by the end of its first day. and ever heard of wix?

that company ipoed tuesday night. and by the first, the end of the first day yesterday, that stock had not moved at all. we got the weekly first time jobless claims, relatively lousy on top of that we do expect not very good news out of october's report tomorrow. i bring this up because the dow hit a new high yesterday, i saw someone on the new york times talking about a melt-up, the opposite of a melt down. the markets are higher, remember they are higher now than before the 2009 crash. our economy is nowhere near where it was. people call that a bubble. i like a melt-up. >> that's a good term. >> interesting. >> we must be hungry. it's breakfast time for folks. >> christine will tell us if it's good for a picnic with the sunshine gets out full force. >> it is going to be nice out there.

the 2009 also known as the dot bomb. it's going to be nice out there. it's nice to see the economy recovering especially in the bay area. a lot happening, exciting time to be here. your forecast for today, i do want to show you beautiful sunsets expected and a sun rise as well. our sun set time is dropping off so that sun goes down early. 5:05 is the sunset. the sun will rise at about 6:40. mostly cloudy conditions for now. the sun is starting to make an appearance over san bruno. we face east. to show you the high and mid level clouds that returned to the area. spectacular out to work over the course of the next 15, 20 minutes. getting the oranges and the reds, going to be nice. i wanted to show you it's mostly cloudy all the way from santa rosa south to gilroy. you're at 51 in livermore to start the day and in the 50s in san francisco as well. we have a major pattern change headed our way but really

doesn't set in until sunday. that's what we are expecting, the storm window will open up. most of the activity on sunday up in the north bay. and then we have a better chance for showers through the second half of monday to tuesday, with some residual activity on wednesday. so enjoy the sunshine today while it lasts. a nice sunny finish to the day, most between about 12:00 and 2:00. 72 in santa teresa and 77 degrees on the way to gilroy. talking about a great time to be in the bay area, what a world class team we have in stanford. also you know t 49ers are back at it sunday. for today's tailgating warm conditions, 66 degrees at about 3:00 p.m. in palo alto by 6:00 p.m. though, once that sun drops off the temperatures drop like a rock. we have a pretty dry air mass. keep that in mind. we'll drop into the 50s from the mid-60s between 3:00 and 6:00. let's go stanford. 72 by friday, saturday to sunday, temperatures are going to jump around.

we'll be at a nice 76 inland on sunday. however, as we head throughout second half of the day, we get our first showers in the north bay. a better chance on monday into tuesday and then we should be clearing out late wednesday. dust off the umbrella or stick it in your trunk. >> muddy umbrella. light rain will do that. no rain today. a smooth flow of traffic along the peninsula and the south bay. the slow spots you saw, you see the alta mont pass and we have interchange. it's congested through livermore. we're starting the build for 680 into sunol. below 60 miles per hour but that is continuing the trend with all of these folks heading into the area. a bigger issue we head to the castro valley y, and a lot of folks aroadway west 580 because of that deadly crash north there. they are going to head to 238

onto 880. a fender-bender has cleared but that's more distraction south past the scene or north as an alternate. 238 or even 98 to get away from this backup. the last good cute off before this crash. west 580 at mcarthur. two lanes blocked. there was a pedestrian on the roadway, and the investigation continues. some out to 13 as well. we're watching for heavier traffic and heading up to the bay bridge. we see the backup as the metering lights were turned on. not so bad here but the lanes are backing up past west grand tof now. moving into the south bay, still close to 60 miles per hour. that's great by mission and the south bay. northbound routes looking good, slowing around capital

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without question one of the most anticipated games in college football taking place in palo alto tonight. 6 stanford hosting 2 oregon and along with all of that hype, we can promise you it's going to be a lot of traffic. christie smith is live near stanford stadium with more what fans can expect. some fans already got the barbecue going? >> reporter: yeah, they do. i still smell that meat and it smells good. some of these oregon fans are serious. we saw this gentleman behind me, he ran away when he saw the cameras, there he is, he got up real early this morning and straightened out his area including his fan flag. he got here from l.a. yesterday. yes. tailgaters are up, cooking, putting on stanford and oregon gear. and in it for the long haul. 50,000 fans expected here just

in time for the rush hour. and that means you'll have a lot of company if you around stanford this evening. the signs are lit up down university, reminding drivers that the big game is tonight. getting close to the stadium isn't even easy at this hour so i can't imagine what it's going to be later. barricades are up. tickets are mostly gone but among the most expensive, pack twelve championship tickets about $240 on average and that's what these went for. stanford reminding fans to watch out for counterfeit tickets at the last minute. no worry for one fan i spoke with this morning who showed up overnight about 3:00 in the morning with his super deluxe meat smoker. he got that set up. says he got here with his buddies to avoid that afternoon crowd and right away started cooking. >> how did you?ky get smoker du? >> just luck of the draw, i guess. >> you excited for the game?

>> very excited. this is a huge match-up for us, always a great game. a wonderful place to tail gate and it's a great place to hang out with fans. >> what's on the menu in. >> brisket, pulled pork, ribs and chicken wings. >> i'll be back. >> yes. you are more than welcome to come through. >> reporter: so keep in mind that some of the major streets around here will be very busy this afternoon. el camino campus driving, sand hill road, sarah street, stanford avenue to name a few. the gates open at 4:00. kickoff is at 6:00 this evening. again, traffic is going to be something to deal with. mike, can we say enough about how bad traffic might be this afternoon? >> no, we can't say enough about that. we're going to say it again in fact. we'll show folks on the map this is 101. this is university avenue off ramp. this off ramp probably okay because look at the map. in relation to where stanford

is, relatively good distance away. but university safe going to be one of the major roadways through the say and into where christie is talking about, the face-off between oregon and stanford. adjust your local commute and avoid university and el camino through that area. >> thanks so much. still ahead, busted bolts still broken on the bay bridge. now repair efforts are delayed. we'll tell you what is causing the construction snag just ahead. when our little girl was born,

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here we go this morning san francisco bay's twitter going public. i want to give you a live look at the social media site's headquarters. plenty of employees gathering there early at several key members of the twitter team arrives at the new york stock exchange. that's on wall street. they are doing the honors ringing the opening bell. >> today's opening bell a major milestone for the website which was incorporated back in april

of 2007. today, thursday, november 7 and twitter's first day. there we go. there's the ring. look at the hash tag there. ring! they did it. first day as a publicly traded company. this is "today in the bay." >> thanks as always for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we have a team in place covering the twitter ipo. scott will join us with his insight in a moment. >> we get the party started with bob redell live outside of twitter headquarters. you feel the magic? is the energy starting to build? >> reporter: well, yes. good morning to you there, jon. of course the ipo is supposed to take place within the next minute or so. ipo at $26 a share giving this company a valuation of $18 billion which would be remarkable considering that this company has not yet profitable. you're hearing some noise behind

me. these are a handful of protesters here. there was an alliance of groups called san francisco rising, they are not happy with twitter's head quarter presence here. they have a couple of issues. one is the tax breaks that the city of san francisco has given this company. and they have also believe that by luring twitter and other start-ups this led to rising rents and evictions. steve is one of the protesters. what is your message to twit center >> i'm with the united public workers for action. we are fed up with tax subsidies for billionaires. they changed the tax code to allow twitter owners and others to make billions of profit. at the same time homeless have to dine in the street, people can't get health care, they are attacking public workers blaming them for the crisis. krebing costs, shifting the health care costs. look, have a priority for the work people in san francisco not for the billionaires on twitter.

why should we be giving tax subsidies and build like on the water front when working people can't afford to live in san francisco. >> thank you. as you heard steve, one of probably about 20 protesters out here this morning, they were out here in case the crowd got bigger or unmanageable. you see it's not the case. and you know, i noticed something that if you look beyond in front of the entrance to the headquarters they have people looks like even children laying down dressed in white. i'm not sure what they represent but they are blocking the entrance representing corpses now what i'm realizing. scott mcgrew, i want to pull you into the conversation. i have talking about the protest what is are you seeing as far as the stock exchange? >> good morning. important questions about the future of san francisco. the big question in business is where does twitter stock go when it does start h7trading?

the initial price was $26 a share. that is when twitter sold itself to private investors. when it issued shares. that's the initial public offering. that's over. the market makers have to hammer out our first trade now that the stock market is open. at what price we don't know. it's not going to be 26. one hiccup here is we may be seeing some really big investors that have bought into twitter. they bought about 50% of the entire twitter offering. i think they are going to hold on to that stock so that will not be available this morning on the new york stock exchange. so we're going to have maybe 40% that may be available that will get split f. you got this small portion you may see a much higher price. again as we've been talking about this morning, this idea that it takes a while for the market makers to come together to agree on a price, the second i get a price i'll let you know. >> i kind of can't wait to see. interesting to watch.

we'll check with you. >> the company has not made money in cracking that nut on how to start selling that giving advertising dollars. 6:34. christina loren is here to talk about her initial public offering of what's happening? >> what are your numbers? >> looking great today. good morning to you. look at this beautiful sky over san jose. looking to the east. got to wait until 6:40 for our sunrise and temperatures today are going to be cooler. i want to show you our weathermaker. area of low pressure now impacting the pacific northwest. we're going to see some clouds as we head throughout the day today. the clouds will move into the bay area and we're going to stick around. all the way through about 9:00 a.m. we stop the clock getting into 1:00 p.m. mostly clear conditions, the fog returns in san francisco so we'll see a significant temperature drop-off between yesterday and today especially in the city by the bay. highs like this. 74 inland. bay side 72.

down from mid-70s to the mid-60s. i'll show you when your best chance for rain comes in the picture. first we'll check your drive. >> we're looking to the east shore freeway with all of these headlights. westbound 80 through berkeley and the bay bridge and the berkeley curve. the berkeley curve you start slowing, which is filled in and the same trend on the speed sensors. yellow and orange all the way to the middle and bottom. a smooth flow flew the caldecott tunnel. we've heard all lanes are open, the accident scene has cleared so the crash now no more blocking lanes, that is westbound 580 recovers from keller owy ver past the warren free way. 880 an alternate because they heard about the early morning closure but that is clear and the castro valley y moves smoothly. past 238 we have a crash in lanes causing things to bog down. now more slowing fast san mateo

bridge. down to the south bay we see the southbound routes with traffic jamming up. 87 coming to the downtown, and north 101 before you get to 680 reports of a crash causing more slowdowns up toward 880. a live look at the peninsula, palo alto moves smoothly. watch out for all of the activity because of that stanford game tonight. >> right. gridlock down there. broken bolts from the new bay bridge likely won't be repaired for a couple months. according to the contra costa times t project took long tear make an officials first thought. they were supposed to be done in about a month in mid december. now the times reports they will be fully operational by mid january. 32 of the 96 large steel rods snapped in march. a team hired to find blame pointed fingers at an outside engineering firm and caltrans. >> still ahead on "today in the

bay" an olympic symbol going to outer space. the overnight lift-off and the touchdown today when the olympic torch will be taken out for a space walk. >> a fire ball streaks across the night sky. it's caught there. we'll tell what you experts are saying.

hatches open between the soyious spacecraft and the international space station. >> isn't that amazing. this is a little piece of history in the making. >> awesome. >> olympic torch floating into the final frontier carried by a three-man crew including an american. they were hooking up the international space station there. they are going to take the torch on a space walk on saturday before eventually returning to earth coming back down to earth on monday. for safety reasons the flame won't be lit on board, kind of expected that. you can watch the winter games here on nbc bay area. they are going to happen in sochi. a great way to do it. >> how cool. a lot of people thought this was cool. a flash of light in the skies over southern california has a lot of people wondering. >> some describe what they saw as a fire ball streaking across the sky. judge for yourself. the video obtained by our affiliate in los angeles. you see it, that flash of light.

the national weather service says it is likely a meteor. eli braden tweeted out just saw an absolutely insane meteor in the sky over glendale or the alien invasion has begun. >> 6:41. a safety alert for students after a woman is attacked on a south bay college campus. >> tailgates and gridiron gridlock. how the game could impact your drive home whether you're attending the game or not. >> a live look outside of twitter headquarters in san francisco on the official day of their ipo, there are protesters out there not too happy about the company going public. we have a live report with our own bob redell. first -- >> check out some twitter facts.

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we have new details about a student who was attacked on the south bay college campus. this happened on the deanza campus. marla tellez has been out there covering this story. we'll have more information right now to talk about and tell you about the staff and students they are looking into this attack trying to figure out what went on and hopefully make the campus safer.

we'll continue to follow this as more comes in. >> another story we're following the man accused of taking his son without permission leading to a state wide amber alert will be in an arizona courtroom this morning. mesuit guler was found last night in mexico with his baby son. police say he got into a fight with his son's mother two days ago and abducted the newborn. speaking through an interpreter the mother said she is grateful. >> translator: i'm really happy and thankful for the police and the people that helped me to find my baby. i was really afraid that i wouldn't be able to find him again or see him again. i was really scared. >> lots of smiles. the baby is safe and in the custody of arizona child protective services. >> nice to see that happy ending. three weeks since two b.a.r.t. workers were killed in the line of duty inspecting tracks. a politician will be here in the bay area talking about how to

make sure that does not happen again. roger hernandez will hold a hearing at 10:00 and both b.a.r.t. workers and their union will represent and -- will be raising questions about safety during the recent labor negotiations. >> time to check the weather as we give you a live look this morning outs. the sun's arrival. and christina loren has been monitoring the forecast. >> we're looking so good. you know why? we're closer to friday. and the weekend just around the corner, looking okay for your outdoor plans. we have changes to tell you about, a rainy pattern headed our way. you can see first of a series of storms now moving into the pacific northwest, that is going to bring about maybe an inch of rainfall, seattle and portland throughout next 36 hours. it's going to kick clouds our way, then clear out about 3 or

4:00, mostly sunny. then the fog returns to san francisco. this is going to limit your temperatures by about 10 degrees. that's the deal for today. the biggest temperature drop will be right at the coast and around the bay. our first area of low pressure over the bay area. through late sunday into monday so the starm window will be open as the seam slips to the south. we have significant chances for rain starting sunday, lasting maybe through thursday of next week. everything can change with the systems so far out. 74 in livermore, 65 in san francisco. what a day for a game in palo alto. comfortable conditions for tailgating. 66 degrees, make sure you bring that jacket with you. it's going to be cold if you're headed out. let's go stanford. the next couple days, temperatures inland are going to stay steady. we're not going to drop off that michael chiapperini.

then on sunday a nudge in your temperatures. showers on the way monday through wednesday. we could see activity. we'll be watching that like a hawk. >> maybe like a wet hawk. overall traffic moves smoothly. the peninsula, most of the red and orange to the south bay. that's where we'll focus. north 85, 87, speeds down into the 50 area. we have north 101 bagging down, then slowing around where we had an earlier crash. this red zone, it's the distribution for the south bay. no big surprises. 580 and 84 to be expected. 680 over 15 minutes starting to show speeds in the 50s. there is the build down from dublin into pleasanton. moving nicely, a little extra slowing as folks were unsure but the earlier sigalert cleared.

all lanes are cleared after a deadly crash there. southbound 880 we had cars in lanes for some time. that's causing the slowdown into hayward. 880 builds down toward union city. a smooth drive for the maze and approach. the east shore freeway, we're building the volume. by the time you get to the berkeley turf, no problems over to the bay bridge toll plaza. things hit the breaks. a look at the san mateo bridge. nice toward the peninsula. there is some haze. you are fine and that's good over there. we look outside. the dumbarton moves. stanford university is the focus of the evening -- no, i'll let you explain why. >> no, we'll let christie smith explain that. it is a team effort here because

it is a day stanford fans have marked. number 6 ranked cardinal hosting number 2 ranked oregon ducks. it is expecting to be a packed house with more than 50,000 fans heading to the game. christie smith beat the rush, live in palo alto this morning with more on that gridiron gridlock. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. i have to say these college football fans are very serious about their tailgating like we're at a fancy rv show this morning. i spoke with a gentleman with this setup. he came from l.a. yesterday, parked near a stanford fan, didn't mind but i fwlet is spirited debate. this is nothing like what we'll see this afternoon. down university avenue already traffic signs are lit up. they should expect delays. 50,000 fans coming to watch stanford take on the oregon ducks. just getting close to the

stadium isn't easy. some employees are allowed to leave at 4:00 this afternoon before game time to get out of the way. n stanford for a top five game. this is really bringing out the college football fans as i mentioned like levi finch who is cooking so much meat. i thought he was a vendor. he said no, he loves good food and so do his friends. as an oregon grad who lives in san jose he has thinking to do about this one. >> there is a conflict of interest but i went to school there, been here a few years, certainly ready for a great game. >> how long have you been out here? >> almost ten years. >> i mean this morning. >> oh, gee. that would be a long time to be tailgating. yeah. we got out here about 3:00 this morning. >> reporter: had to shake the cob webs out. we caught him early. saying that these tickets among

the most expensive, about $241 in the pac-12 and saying that's what some of these went for. mostly gone but stanford is urging fans who come up with last minute tickets to watch out for counterfeit tickets. gates open at 4:00 p.m. reporting live, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> if you are one of the cool kids you might label this #you ininmon inthis morning. bob redell is live at twitter headquarters in san francisco. we'll start things off with scott mcgrew joining us live. scott, we have to start with the strangest question was that patrick stewart -- >> patrick stewart. when we looked closely at the open this morning of twitter, we thought to ourselves, is that

patrick stewart himself? yes, it was. opening twitter in a unique way. let's talk about price. twitter has not priced. you would think everything would start immediately. with the beginning of the opening well it does not. the latest i am seeing is a range of 40 to 44 dolls. remember what happens is they get together, where are we going to find some buying and selling. the sellers they want 44, the buyers want about 40. the stock price started at 26. the $26 doesn't affect you. that's how much twitter sold itself to private m vesters. that was the ipo last night. now we're looking for an opening range of 40 to 44 and where it does from there we don't know. so lots of people got rich last

night. they were fairly ri lly rich to with. bob is out where this bifurcation between poor and rich has a lot of people upset. >> reporter: there's 20 to 30 people here on market street. good morning to you, scott, in san francisco. the banner of sf rising and upset about a couple of things. twitter received too much in tax breaks from the city ranging in the millions. they believe that's taken away from the homeless and they believe by san francisco lowering it's let -- they have been out here since 6:30 a time of the ipo, some of them laying in front of the entrance. you can since -- good morning we're live. what is your message to twitter? >> the message is that they are

having a public offering in new york city, what is theirs to the people of san francisco, it's costing san franciscans plenty, we're shouldering the purchased in terms of being evicted from long term rental housing, fueled by a lot of this tech money. i'm originally from an fran. i can barely afford to stay here. there are people here stayingú n antioch and valet show. are being kicked out. it's really not quite. should pay their share of taxes here. >> thank you for talking with us. they have been out here. see what the police presence is. the police started clearing a sidewalk truck in anticipation of neating access. they have yet to take action. so far not blocking the

entrance, it's not an issue of people trying to get in, by the way these protesters are protesting twitter and they have a hash tag. #thrown out by twitter. >> bob, i think some of the police pen were tweeting as well. we decide the future of san francisco. the twitter volume today. as we take a look at the open. what is going to affect the price. we think big institutional investors are not interested in spliping twitter. they are locked up for 180 days. they not going to slip. there we see the open. we were talking about patrick start to. yeah. why four people on the open, why these people, twitter thessalonians are people that sweet in interesting ways. we continue to wait for a

trading here. he is going to fly back. he was on the floor, going to try to be in san francisco by the time of the close that he can celebrate with. no trades on twitter but we're looking at a rage 40 to 44. buyers want 40. >> i can't wait to see, watch to the see how it goes. >> thanks so much. >> new details about a student who was attacked on a south bay college campus. this happens at the media and learning. not far from the parking garage. this is where marla has been. marla you had a chance to talk with staff and student, correct? >> that is right. i also spoke with hung up with the police chief. he tells me his department along with the sheriff's department, they know who this suspect is,

they tell me he is a student here, 18 to 20 years old and they expect to take him into custody today. the victim in this 19, also a student here, the chief says this woman was rained inside the media and earning center. inside the woman's bathroom on the bottom, we walked the perimeter. you can see the restrooms in side. confirming what we reported this woman tame forward just yesterday to report she was rained monday, november 4 and in the early afternoon between 1 áwoman was attacked in a stall. the woman knows her attacker. that's why police are able to identify him. she is emotionally distraught. she was taken to a hospital, treated and released. we did speak to students and staff who are taken off guard by this. >> things don't happen like that around here. normally.

pretty peaceful place. >> we're surprised. never heard of anything bad happening on campus. >> does this change anything in your day? >> no because i rather pepper spray and i have a baseball bat in the car. i'm ready. i don't know about you guys. >> she and her friends are all nursing tonights and there will be more -- the police chief adds that they plan to add additional patrols around campus to ensure everyone's safety but he wants to point out this is an isolated incident. live in cupertino, argue argue, "today in the bay." >> that's what's happening "today in the bay." we're back at 7:25 with a live lock update. >> major day, there are protesters throughout as they get read the launch at about 18 million.

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