good phorpbgd, i'm cheryl jennings. >> and i'm kristen sze . eric thomas is live at pam bowa. how serious are those injuries? >> two people have life threatening injuries. one suffered injuries to his arm. apparently defensive injuries. we are in the 600 block. police say the suspect had a knife in each hand when he advanced on the officers, that's why they had to shoot. the 911 call came in around 7:30 this morning from a neighbor that one of the victims had been stabbed and possibly their son had done it. police found an elderly man at the bottom of the stairs with knife wounds to his arm. further in they found an elderly woman with life-threatening stab wounds to the chest.

while trying to get her medical help police say the suspect came at them with knives. first they tried to subdue him with a bean bag round. >> it was ineffective. the other officer fired stopping the attack on the officers as well as the other victims. >> i walked by and say oh my god that's where i used to live. i know some of the families next door. i wanted to make sure they were okay. >> don't know the names of the victims yet. their relationship to each other has not been verify. police believe they are related, but not sure how. police also say they phone a third person hiding in the home, a woman in her 30s. she was not injured. they have a witness who can tell them more. we don't know what the motive is. police are still investigating and gathering dna he have. we'll tell you more about that,

as that evidence and that information becomes clear, -- once again two elderly people with stab wounds, one with life-threatening injuries. suspect was shot and also has life-threatening injuries. eric thomas, abc7 news. in what is believed to be a bay area first oakland police officer's wearable video has captured footage from an incident in which he shot and killed an armed suspect. september 25th, the officer opened fire in the 9900 block of cherry street after he says the suspect threatened him with a gun. two witnesses say it appears the man was shot while his hands were in the air. the officer has not been allowed to see the video. no word if it will be made public. families of three kill at a party are dealing with overwhelming grief. they are wondering what led gunmen opening fire outside the party one victim was just

16. amy hollyfield is in san leandro. grief counselors are there? >> reporter: they are helping everyone get through this. they had a moment of silence this morning. they've set up a memorial where people can gather and share their thoughts. they've brought in additional grief conslers. she is remembered as a cheerful and thoughtful girl. police home people will come for. san leandro police are hoping the initial shock of the triple murder has subsided a bit and wits misses can better assess what happened and come forward. -- >> there's a lot of flight and people hiding. in many cases it is self-preservation. those are the people we are trying to appeal to that we have not heard from that may have seen something. >> reporter: police have a better picture of what happen. they believe the promoted tattoo party was over when two men opened fire, killing three and injuring three others.

>> about a 50 minute period of time that the doors were closed and locked to the time the shooting occurred. of the 150, 200, some folks left there were many still in the parking lot. >> reporter: investigators say party promoters are cooperating. they don't want to release their names yet. they say no alcohol was served. they are hoping for any details that can lead to the killers who they don't know much about. >> right now we have at least two shooters wearing dark hooded sweatshirts. again, one of the things we are trying to confirm is the suspects were in the party, or out spied in the parking lot. -- or outside in the parking lot. >> reporter: total of three people kill, three injured. two of those three are still in the hospital. police have spoken with 15 to 20 witnesses that they are --

they are hoping to talk to more. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. light rain starting to move in right now we ar told the north bay is going to see it first. look at this picture. kind of foggy and overcast. san francisco already an impact. >> sfo this morning some delays first rain starting to hit the north bay. >> higher elevations soing rain for about an hour or two in the north bay down to the valley around santa rosa light rain also watch out for that. moderate rain marshal, petaluma road. occidental, forestville, receiving rain. 101 wet now from petaluma north. stretches all the way down to the coast around san francisco. only a matter of an hour or so before it stars to move

onshore. all of this is going to move, -- from northwest to southeast while the individual storms move southwest to northeast. sought buy will have to wait for the evening commute to get your rain. stronger storm wednesday could cause problems. a 24-year-old american woman amanda knox carefully pleaded for her freedom in an italian courtroom today. she and a fellow american were convicted of brutally killing meredith kercher who shared an apartment. lama hasan reports from italy. >> reporter: it was a dramatic and emotional plea this morning. knox stood up in a packed room, mustering all the strength she had and made her final fight for freedom. the statement lasted 10 minutes. in italian, she said, i am paying with my life for something i haven't done. i'm not what they say i am. i'm not perverted and violent.

she say when she found out meredith had been kill, i couldn't believe it was possible. then i felt fear. >> i think it played extremely well. i was a different amanda than we've seen not the timid amman that. >> reporter: her father say she prepared for the worst. >> what did she say? >> she was telling her grandmother she is ready for it. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: as one family finds out if their daughter will go home, another hopes their murdered daughter won't be forgotten. >> to find out what happened to meredith. to get some justice for her really. >> reporter: in their final rebuttal her lawyer insisted a crucial but contested dna evidence that convicted amanda had been discredited and she must be freed. two investigators scrutinized the evidence and said dna

traces were so low they could not be retested. they say the way the evidence was collected was sphropy and could have been contaminated. the -- the jury is still deliberating the fate we will get an hour's warning before the verdict is read in court. llama ha has, italy. >> since that story has been file we just receive wore a ver has been reached in that courtroom. we are -- we are expected to learn about that ver 12:30 pacific time. -- -- >> a twist in today's nobel prize for me. one of the winners won't be able to receive the award. plus, massive chemical fire burning near dallas now. officials forced to evacuate schools. frustration for thousands of banking customers. bank of america's website down again, after days of

. this is a chemical fire in texas sending huge clouds of thick black smoke into the air over the town of loxahatchee, 30 miles south of dallas. witnesses her repeated explosions inside the plant before that structure burst into flames. an elementary school half a mile away has been evacuated. residents have been told to shelter in place. the plan makes chemicals for

industrial cleaning. that plant has been burning more than 2 1/2 hours already. the u.s. supreme court started its term today. medicaid recipients, doctors, hospitals and other ers want to block cuts from taking effect. state officials in the obama administration argue only the u.s. health and services department can make that call. -- experts say this could be a historic session for the high court. justice cost rule on same-sex marriage, immigration and president obama's landmark health care reform. turns out one of three scientists who won the nobel prize for medicine this morning, sadly, died three days ago. canadian born biologist ralph steinman died of pancreatic cancer last friday. he was honored with two others. all three won for their discoveries the immune system. that could lead to

breakthroughs in cancer and infection research. the committee says it was not aware steinman died it. meteorologist mike nicco with all you know to know about the rain. >> clean gutters and storm drain. not for the storm today, the one wednesday. the one wednesday brings our first winter storm watch for the sierra. we'll talk about how much snow they are going to get. >> in just 45 minutes we begin the latest edition of the abc 7 hire event. if you have you are looking for a job you have come to the right place,a@

new problems for bank of america's website. the cy was down from friday until sunday morning. now it has -- crashed again. we just checked you still see the homepage temporarily unavailable. the problem started a day after the bank announced plans to begin charging customers a $5 monthly fee for using their debit cards to make purchases. the bank says customers should keep trying to logon. they stress the problems are not the result of a hacking attack. another abc 7 job journal about to get underway in

emeryville from noon until 4:00 this afternoon at the hilton garden inn. don, lots of jobs available now. >> reporter: this is amazing something like 400 jobs from 11 companies, representatives will be here and you will be able to talk to people in the private and public sector. the unemployment rate is 10 1/2% in the area. which is better than it is state by. still, obviously a lot of -- statewide. still, obviously a lot of people looking for work. you come down and show them a resume. they will maybe give you a call back. here's one of the many locations right here. very important, kathy from jobs journal here again. nice to see you this is quite a bumper crop, 400 jobs sounds good. >> a variety from a lot of customer service job, administrative, tax auditors, tax representatives, sales,

accounting, a lot of hr jobs, scientists, engineering, whatever you are looking for, come down. >> reporter: i saw the lawrence berkeley lab is here, there are a lot of things. also research. >> yes, a lot of research positions. >> reporter: two ladies have shown up from the academy of art university. they are looking for a lot of jobs to fill. >> they have 50 open beings -- openings for customer service. they will hire as many as they can get. >> reporter: you bring in your resume and talk to the representatives then what happens? >> ask them how they want you to . different companies have different methods. -- a lot of times they will call you after or you may have if go back and apply online later. the companies who are here want to hire. if you need a job, you come down. >> reporter: it starts at noon until 4:00. this is really important if

you are looking for a job this is the place to come annual hire event, they go on several times a year, certainly here come to the hilton garden inn, in emeryville off 80. it is easy to get here. they will be here from noon until 4:00. don sanchez, abc7 news. >> don, thank you. let's check in with mike talking about the rain moving into the bay area. doesn't look like it is hitting the embarcadero yet. j but it is close. if you are -- but it is close. you can see the thicker clouds from the north bay some from the south. going to get flanked by light rain as it is pretty much on schedule with what we walked about this morning. good morning. here's another look. you can see as we look from south beach towards the east bay hills, east bay valleys and south bay probably the last to receive rain, very light by the time it gets to

you late this afternoon, early evening. around san francisco, daly city to moss beach, the green is the rain reaching the ground. the blue probably evaporating. up to the north, healthy rain on 101 sonoma, marin county, getting ready to head into napa soon. all of this moving slowly to the east. temperatures right now for some reason that didn't update in the low to me 60s under the cloud cover -- mild win. cooler temperatures than yesterday and the rain rolling in this afternoon. sunny, break tomorrow afternoon during the daylight hours, dry and cool once again and the stronger stormypt that rolls in wednesday and that will cause problems with the heavy amount of rain and gusty winds. that's why you have today and tomorrow to get the gutters and storm drains cleaned.

rain making a slow progress to the east most everyone everybody in the mid to upper 60s, east bay valleys and south bay dry around 70. monterey bay probably not any rain until the sunsets. inland low to mid 70s. tonight lingering showers otherwise quiet for tomorrow's morning commute, low to mid 50s in the north bay, mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. the low to the north a little wave developing here that is going to energize the showers around us and also make it for such a slow trip to the east. here we are at noon still pretty much the north bay saying the most rain. by 5:00 moving through the heart of the bay, east bay south bay fall as part and becomes scattered showers overnight. tuesday quiet. tuesday night into early wednesday yellow, oranges in

there, scattered thunderstorms possible very heavy brief rain. wednesday afternoon scattered showers will follow in behind it. rainfall, you see less than a 10th of an inch for most areas, north bay quarter of an inch out of this system to half inch in the north bay mountains. look at the wash of water wednesday. green you see, that's at least an inch of rain. it going to be healthy wednesday and a chance of showers linger to thursday. once we get by that look at that gorgeous uneventful weekend with sun and warmer weather. the next four days feels like rainy season. >> thanks mike. abc news and yahoo are joining forces in a new partnership. anchors and reporters will create original news reports just for the web featured on the front pages of yahoo and yahoo news.

yahoo news is the most visited website in the world. george stephanopoulos will kick things off in a live interview with president obama it will be webcast starting at 11:30 with questions from viewers. do you have a million dollar idea? >> the big check nasa and google are offering to the person who can make air travel a little greener.

we just have word that lowell night san francisco evacuated because of a gas leak. we'll follow this on abc7news.com. >> later on, on abc7 news at 4:00, does make-up really make a difference? >> another bay area police force is forced to cut its staff and outsource some of its services. those stories and more at 4:00 and 5:00. nasa's effort to shape air travel could take a step forward this afternoon. >> in half an hour we'll find out if anybody has won the google green flight challenge. the object is to create a plane that gets 200 miles per gallon. >> currently it is 20 to 40 miles per gallon. three teens took part, all vying for the prize. >> we only pay if the competitor as chief the objective. this is in contrast to a contract where you might spend

tens of millions and not know if you are going to get the result. here we don't pay unless you get the result. we think that is good for taxpayers. >> yeah, absolutely. winners on display at nasa's research center mountain view this answer. >> thanks for joining us.