♪ san jose police are looking for a missing 18-year-old woman. police say a jilted boyfriend kidnapped her after stabbing her latest love interest but her own mother tells a different story. terry mcsweeney is live at san jose police headquarterwith the latest. terry? >> yeah. a woman broug home a man to her neighborhood home saturday night. sunday morning the two were caught in bed by her boyfriend. and it's what happened after that that has san jose police desperately searching for that woman this morning. >> when brian stabbed him, where did he get that weapon? >> in the kitchen. >> what did he use?

>> a steak knife. >> bri is brian adrong, 28 years old, the boyfriend of 18-year-old judely -- judy law. >> talking but never do nothing. >> meaning talking but no physal violenc >> yeah, uh-huh. >> but ju brought home a man apparently at th restaurant where she works. when he saw them through the bedroom window, got into the hous grabbed that steak knife and stabbed him. law mother's states she was kidnapped as policere inclined to believe. >> we're getting conflicting stories, details that need to be ironed out. what i can tell you certain is we're dealing with a violent act and we want to try and find out the people that are involved and their welfare. >> the stabbing victim stgered out of the house and down the street asking a neighbor to call 9-1-1. his name's not being released. police say he's in stable condition. police also say whether she went willingly or not, judy law is

with a violent man and mi law is worried for her daughter's well-being. >> i don't know what happened right now. if she's okay or she's not. i have no idea either. >> and police are asking for the public's help on this one. they are looking for a 2001 lexus is-250. california license plate 6 dsj 212. that he is his vehicle. he also goes by the name of tony fam. if he have seen him or his vehicle, san jose police uld love to hear from you. live in san jose, terry mcsweeney,bc 7 news. >> terry, thanks a lot. within the last hour the state supreme court unanimously upheld furloughing government workers. they unveiled the plan in 2009 to offset the state's massive budget shortfall it was immediately met with some two dozen lawsuits by state

employees unions and others. some 200,000 workers have affected. in today's ruling the justices sided with the governor saying the state legislature 2009 budget legislation validates his furlough program. jerry brown and republicaneg whitman will square off again next tuesday in the third debate of the governor's race. it will be in san rafa in a debate moderated by tom brokaw and comes after a contentious debate between th two this past weekend. they clarked over immigration before mostly a latino audience at fresno state university on start. the legal status put the foer housekeeper acenter stage. diaz, an illegal immigrant, was whitman's houseeper nine years. she fired her short lit after the e-bay ceo declared her candidacy for governo it happened when whitman learn she was undocumented. >> jerry, you should be ashamed.

you and your surrogates pu her deportation at risk. you put her out there and you should be ashamed. >> don't run for gornor if you can't stand up on your own two feet and say i made a mistake, i'm sorry, let's go on from her. you have blamed her, blamed me, but you don't take accountability. >> whitman has spent millions of her own money trying to quit the state's latino community who make up a fifth of california voters. meanti a debate that was scheduled to air on kgo radio tomorrow has been cancelled. no word why. modesto police are trying to determine if this was plitky motivated. someone threw rocks at several windows. one democratic officials say words painted e acronyms for local anarchists.

no other local buildings were damaged. cleanup crews are monitoring a fuel spill in downtown san jose over the weekend. the problem starte around 5:00 saturday evening when a rooftop tank for an emergency generator sprang a leak. that provides backup por for the 9-1-1 system. some of the 1300 gallons of diesel fuel made it into the guadeloupeiver near h. p. pavilion. some residents feel more could have been done to protect the river. but officials say the booms are holding and most of the fuel has dissipated. muni has found a sure-fire remedy for drivers' sick calls. they require a doctor's note from any driver who calls in sick. the san francisco examiner reports since managent requiresrivers to provide physici documentation when calling in sick, the daily rates of mi operators missing work due to ailments has fallen by 42%. the pocy was changed after rumors bega swirling about a possible sickout by drivers in protest of recent wage cuts.

starting today the ride to work got a little faster for thousands of san jose commuters. the vaey transportation authorityuled out the first commuter express light rail trains. this is the first major train during its history. it will go with fewer stops shaving 6 to 8 minutes off the trip from south san jose into downtown. they offer free wi-fi internet access. look for cars with wi-fi on board stickers. the giants preparing for their first playoff game after drama fashion in the regular season. (cheers and applse) >> champions! in the national league west! >> the first run at the biggest prize since 2003. and they're not the only ones.

local businesse are popping the champagne, too. jenelle wang is live at at&t park with more on the fanfare jenelle. >> hi, kristen! the giants won, the torture is over. giants fans are ecstatic the team made it to the postseason for the first time in seven years. the giants play their first two games at home this thursday and friday against the atlanta braves. today it was all about the national league west memorabilia. we were outside the dug outstore at the embarcadero center and there was a line outside the store before the store open at 10:00 this morning. everyone trying to get their hands on the giants nft sweatshirts, t-shirts. basically a piece of history. apparently this store was the last one in the city to have any. >> want to get the t-sht. i got one seven years ago and i remember they almost sold out. had to have it. >> i know the ballpark sold out to the 40,000 fans.

i know the one over at dunn town sold out. i think this is the only one that's got 'em. >> last night was crazy as the sold out crowd celebrated at at&t park. the giants beat the padr 3-zip at the st game of the regular season to clinch the title. over 4,000 fans packed the stadium. over the season the giants with over 3 million fans. the games this thursday and friday are sold out. giant officials talked to me and said they expect 42,800 people at each of tho games but you can get tickets. i have the secret. just become a giants season ticket holder for 2011 or you can go to stub hub or craigslist to find tickets there. be sur to take public transportation. it's going to be packed. the event draws 1 million

people. reportg live at at&t park in san francisco, jenelle wang,bc 7 news. >> that giants spirit! thanks a lot. speaking of secrets, men may not be the lover they think they are. the new national study on people's sexual habits. plus the man who's helped millions of infertile coles have childr gets a worldwide honor. people going to europe asked to ppp

the f.b.i. and homeland security say they have no indication that terrorists are targeting amerins. as part of a new threat against western europe. the associate press obtained an intelligence bulletin that shows they believe al-queda wants to attack the u.s. they just dot know about specific plots. john hendron reports. >> american tourists are gettg a mixed but troubling mesge. be cautious traveling in europe but don't cancel the trip. >> we're not saying don't visit major tourist attractions or historic sites. >> but law enforcement is concerned enough to issue a trave alert cautioning americans about possible terrorists attacks in europe. take every precaution to be aware of their surroundings. >> what the authorities are wrestling with is you have some information that there is a threat out there and they feel an obligation t share that. >> the move folows a dramatic increase in terrorist chatter. authorities also have what that

i say is credible about a plot well underway, a commando-style raid. these german terror troo were shown practicing from pakistan. many of the m in these camps, particularly those with faces obscured may have already been dispatched. three teams are playing games in europe this week. the l.a. lakers are in london tonight and there are plenty of american tourists on th street. >> i don'think you can live in fear >> i'm not real worried here. >> abc news has learned among the possibl targets are presecurity areas and at least five major european airports. the state department is advising americans traveling in europ to avoid public transpoation. >> we have breaking news ow in fremont wher police say one of their officers has bn hit by a van. this is a live picture from sky

7 hd near the intersection of warm springs road and near interstate 880. the motorcycle offir was searching for a stolen van, you see there. there are reports the person in that van ran the officer over, but police aren't confirming other specific details yet. no word how seriously that officer was injured. we'll follow this story and bringing you uptes at abc7news.com. >> two new members sworn in. ja janet yellen. yellen is now the vice chairman and the second highest ranking official. she'll help decide how much additional aid the feds should provide to stimulat the economy. cheryl bloom riskin has been sworn in as board governor. this morning the scientist wh helped millions of infertile couples have children has won the nobel prize in medicine. robert edwar of britain was one of two men who develope the

in vitro fertilization technique in which egg cells are fertiliz outside the body and implanted ck in the womb. the 85-year-old professor a the university of cambridge started working o ivs in the 1950s. the nobel prize includes a diploma, gold medal an$1.5 million sh award. >> our forecast, mike, definitely coolingdown. >> you can tell outside. you can look and see it feels cooler out there because of the winds. also dealing with ight arrival delays because of the breezes. a couple chances of scattered showers. >> the new wning that could have you rethinking how you hold your laptop computer. and a cash call. why verizon will hand out refunds.

♪ there are new warnings about your laptop, specifally what it may be doing to your skin dermatologists say the heat from your laptop can lead to a condition called toasted skin syndrome. the temperature can reach 125 degrees leading to the darkening of skin it comes into contact with, hence the term toasted

skin syndrome. it'often harmless but in rare cases it can lead to skin cancer just like overexposur to the sun. the study can be found in the journal of pediatrics. forget the achievement gap or the pay gap. men and women are seeing a sexual experience gap. while 85% of men say their last sexual partner had an orgasm, only 64% of women say that was true. the india university study surveyed nearly 6,000 men and women who repord engaging in 41 combinations o sexual acts. one alarming finding, one-third of women experience pain during sex. an encouraging finding as well. 14 to 17-year-old boys are using condoms at a much higher rate than the overall male population. 79% to 25%. the study was funded by the mak of trojon condoms. it appears in the journal of sexual medicine.

why so many condom questions, gotta see who financed it, right? >> yeah, the money trail. it will change, come back, change. that time of year when we're going to get the ebb and flow of warm air versus cool in as fall unfoldin our forecast. let's take a look outside, show you what's going on looking back to the east. you can see some of the low clouds hanging around and some of the high clouds trying to push in. it's going to be a partly cloudy to partly sunny day. the winds one of the big features of the forecast. let's take a look at those. gusty around ballmer peak this morning. and as we look at the winds, we are out of the north at 10 in santa rosa. sfo. st west-southwest, 32 at lesser speeds or slower speeds if you will in some of our valleys. if you're around some of e water, bay shore and the coast, it's going to be a brisk day.

upper 50s san rafael, oakland, fremont, livermore, redwood city, half moon bay. everybodelse inw to mid-60s. monterey 59. breezy today. mixte of sunshine and clouds. isolat shower is possible at our highest elevations but it's probably maybe better wednesday than today. mainly down acros the south bay and into the monterebay. those two areas looking for that to happen. a brighter weekend. let's talk about how today's going to be different than yesterday. actually warmer in santa rosa, about 5 degrs warmer with northerly winds. everybody else with the westerly winds, same in san francisco, concord, oakland, redwood city. 1, 2, 3, and 4 degre cooler than yesterday. from alaska to baja, bringing in the fast breezes and the cooler air that we'll experience today. also bringing in stormy conditions over to the sierra. still winter weather advisies

for yosemite up to sequoia. here at home, clouds linr with upper 60s to low 70s. mountain view as you head northbound through the peninsula, mid to upper 60s. we'll be near 60 along the coast today, downdown 62 for south san francisco, 66. through the north bay valleys, upper 60s to low 70s. still kind of cool athe your beaes around 60. mid to upper 60s through most of the east bay shore, san leandro, castro valley possibly 70. most areas of the eas by valleys low to mid-70s. low to mid-70s inland. take a look wh's happening in the sierra. had flooding potential earlier this morning around tahoe, but that has since subsided as though thunderstorms have weakened. snow down to 8500 feet around yosemite and even rain around l.a. and san diego. back home fo tonight, you can see the coolest of theeather in the north bay, cloverdale, santa rosa upper 40s.

the rest of us low to mid-50s. your seven-day forast with the winds, should be a little warmer but then they come back on wednesday and thursday a cool us down for a warmethan average weekend. >> pretty good timing. than, mike. >> toyota says it has fixed at least 5 million vehicles in the u.s. that has been part of the company's massive safety recall. toyota says customer complaints about unintended acceletion proble have fallen considerably since april. it has been rebuilding its reputation fo safety after millions o recalls worldwi because of acceleration and floor mat problems. it's expandin the role of engineerg teams to investite safety problems. if you're a verizon customer, you could be getting say refund about $90 million in refunds will go out to wireless customers who didn't have data plans but were chargd for web access. verizon says that most of the customers will get crits of $2 to $6 on their october or november bills. former customers will get

checks. >> former president jimmy carter got back to work after being in the hospil last week. this one, humanity bill, in d.c. day one of a project that will help build six new homes and rehabilitate 86 others in the area in honor of mr. carter's 86th birthday last friday. the united nations declared the united nations declared

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today on oprah at 4:00, amazing animals. an invtigation h and where welfare recipnts are spending their money. how are some of california's neediest families usi some of it in hawaii, las vegas casinos and miami cruise ships. and the blue angels soar back into the bay area. those stories and more onabc 7 news at 5:00. mike, good weather for fleet week and giants playoffs? >> absolutely. temperatures near 80 around the bay. >> thanks for joining us