,inc santa clara county sheriff's deputies had an encounter with the man in this area shots were fired. the manhunt in sunnyvale for an alleged killer who preached none violence has ended with his death. i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm sheryl sherr. sharif all man was shot and killed in the same neighborhood where authorities launched a door-to-door yesterday morning. allman is accused of killing three people yesterday. terry mcsweeney joins us with more. a lot of unanswered questions about the case right now. >> reporter: there are. the search for sharif all man ended -- for shareef allman ended. according to the sheriff's

office, this ended 7:20 this morning when a deputy on routine patrol spotted him in a driveway. this is an area which yesterday was declared safe by law enforcement. a number of south bay police agencies are confirming the man shot to death by deputies is in fact 47-year-old sharif william all -- sharif all man. >> deputies had an encounter with the man in this area and shots were fired. the person that they encountered is dead. his physical description is very similar to the suspect we were seeking yesterday. >> reporter: there had been an intense manhunt for allman since he opened fire yesterday in the plant where he worked and had reportedly been angered by his move to the

night shift. he walked into a meeting and opened fire, killing three and wounding six. two hours later, he shot a woman after attempting a carjacking in a parking lot at homestead and tantau in sunnyvale. an all day door-to-door search turned up nothing. that second shooting took place about a half a mile from are allman was shot. >> it was like three shots in a row. i wasn't sure if it was gunshots. but it was seven pops in a row. >> reporter: some neighbors are angered their area was deemed safe when it wasn't. >> i heard there was k-9 units. how come you declare it safe and now it is killing me that he was here all night, so close by. >> reporter: hopefully we'll be getting answers to those unanswered questions at a news conference from the sheriff's office at 11:30 this morning, 25 minutes from now.

vic lee will be there. i'll have reports tonight at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. chilling new information about wednesday's shooting at the quarry from one of the men who was shot and injured. the suspect allman arrived late for his 4 a.m. shift. he listened to a few minutes of a safety meeting then pulled out a handgun and started firing many ambrosia was hit in the arm and said he played dead until allman walked out of room. while allman may have been well liked he had a poor performance work -- record at work. he told him he would no longer rip -- represent him. you can get updates on this story all day by following us on twitter.

the death of a silicon valley icon. today apple fans continue to mourn the death of steve jobs. industry experts begin to consider what is next for appear tell and its rivals? amy hollyfield is live in palo alto. >> reporter: the thank you notes, flowers even the apples keep coming to this store this is the store that steve jobs would often pop into. he lives nearby. the mood is very somber here in palo alto. some even seem taken anback at how sad they feel. palo alto police shutdown the street in front of steve jobs' home. officers aren't allowing parking on the an jays block to help control the crowds stopping by to pay their respects. >> i never thought that his death would affect me this way. just really profound. like somebody really special, even bigger than life.

not to -- it is like an icon something really special is gone. >> reporter: at the downtown apple store in san francisco the windows are filling with post-it notes people leaving personal statements about how apple impacted their lives or a profound picture. in palo alto it is also personal. the only subtle sign that steve jobs lived here is the grove of apple trees in his frontyard this is where steve jobs was a neighbor, husband and father. >> our daughters went to the same school. i've seen him around town. brought the children here for halloween. they threw big halloweens. >> reporter: some in the tech industry question how apple will now have continued success? there is concern apple will struggle, without jobs. >> it is you have to question reinventing things each time. and jobs what the main reason that apple was able to do it.

>> reporter: fans seem confident the company will be fine. >> i'm sure they will be good. this was inevitable and i'm sure they prepared for it. >> [ unintelligible ] >> reporter: experts say ceo tim cook is going to have to help navigate employees through the grieving process. he has sent out an e-mail saying there will be a memorial service for employees. what about the public? a man said he hopes there will be a service for the public so everyone can say good-bye. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. the authorized biography of steve jobs will come out a week earlier due to demand. today simon & schuster moved the date from november 21st, to october 24th. the book jumped from 437 to number 1 on amazon's best seller list in the hours after jobs' death topped the list of

best selling books in the. tune store. are you seeing sun, downpours, both? downtown san francisco got wet during the morning hours. a dramatic turn toward warmer weather. meteorologist mike nicco tracking what is happening now. >> >> good morning. live doppler in the south bay where our strongest storm is from milpedis to the eastern sections of san jose. it is a healthy cell that will give brief, heavy rain. towards campbell and los gatos, healthy cells there. these are sliding southeast away interest us. the bulk of today's -- away from us. the bulk of today's weather, one line left that swing down across the bay area the next five hours or so and then it is over. we'll talk about sun and

warmer weather for the weekend. that in a minute. president obama is defending his administration's len guarantee to solyndra the now bankrupt solar manufacturing company a day after new e-mails surfaced showing the energy department was poised to give solyndra a second taxpayer loan last year even though the company's finaiasituation was growing worse. president obama did not address the report of that second loan. he defended the program saying it is a risk america must take to stay competitive. >> the president: clean energy is part of that package of technologies of the future that have to be based here in the united states if we are going to be able to succeed. >> the president's comments came during white house news conference where he challenged congress to quickly approve his jobs bill. they call themselves the 99% in morning they say they are not going anywhere. latest on the protesters continuing to occupy parts of

san francisco's financial district. plus, the veteran san quentin prison guard who is getting an unwanted loo

protesters are back outside san francisco's federal building this morning after a confrontation with police in the middle of the night. the protest is in solidarity with occupied wall street calling for an end to the growing gap between rich and poor.

police cleared sidewalks removing tents and make schiff kitchen. one was arrested -- makeshift kitchen. one was arrested. in new york demonstrations showing no signs of slowing down. >> reporter: today president obama say the anti-wall street demonstration are an inevitable backlash. >> the protesters are giving voice to a more broad-based frustration about how our financial system works. >> reporter: in new york last night the protests turned violent. demonstratorss rush barricades. nypd responded with force more than two dozen were arrested. the protest began three weeks ago with just a couple dozen people who say they were speaking out against corporate greed this week the department streugss have swelled thousands have gathered in lower manhattan as union members join the ratches. >> when you look at thing looking to get rid of pension,

union workers, that's wrong that is american. >> reporter: similar protests have been held in philadelphia, baltimore, los angeles and washington, d.c.. the white house said the demonstration are understand able. top republican contenders had a different view this is herman cain. >> don't blame wall street. don't blame the big banks. if you don't have a job and you are not rich, blame yourself. >> reporter: mitt romney call the protests class warfare. >> i'm trying to get myself in the white house. >> reporter: president obama demandedded that congress pass his jobs' plan he said too many americans are hurting. -- karen traverse, abc news washington. a guard in san quentin prison has been arrested for selling drugs and accepting bribes. he was arrested yesterday. he was booked on suspicion of requesting or receiving a bribe, possession and sale and transportation of marijuana

and conspiracy. he was released last night on $50,000 bail. i see sun but don't put away the umbrellas, yet, right? >> no. one last line rolling through. rain in san francisco five out of the six days this month we've already exceeded our monthly average. we'll see how much more we'll add with the next line. you won't be hearing a familiar song during monday night football any more. was singer hank williams fired or did he quit? a homegrown controversy resolved. oakland's decision on banning the sale of produce grown in

outdoor

espn has bunched hank williams, jr. for good. football fans will no longer hear williams' signature song. williams sparked a national debate afteraking controversial comments comparing president obama to hitler. espn also owned by our parent company disney quickly pulled the song from last monday's game and said they would spend this week determine wag to do next.

this morning they announced they were parting ways with the singer. williams posted on his website saying he was the one who made the decision. a swedish poet has won the nobel prize for literature. the 80-year-old is considered one of the most important scandinavian writers since world war ii. his famous work includes windows in stones. he suffered a stroke in '90 but continued to write. his works have been translatedded to more than 50 languages. in oakland farmers can now legally sell their vegetables. previously city code required home based businesses be indoors. that change now allows outdoor gardens as long as they don't use farm equipment. farmers who operateof1q& tractos and people who grow on kay can't lots are not covered by the change -- also the issue

of raising farm animals which some have ok'd to. >> the rain is about to dry up then you can go out. >> we have one last push to go through before we get out on a permanent basis with dry weather. good morning. coming up on 11:20. live look of san francisco towards bly. clouds continue to build vertically around san jose. -- this is not looking to the east those are pretty potent heading up into the hill. doppler is showing that the radar, dropping a third of an inch per hour moving southeast about 30 miles per hour you may get a 10th to 15/100 of an inch. up north you can see this is one push now look what is blossoming, sun out for a while, ground saturated, a lot

of moisture in the air just knees a little lift from the heat and one last chunk of energy rolling through. expect this line to fill in out to the beaches of sonoma county and then sly south. all of us will get one -- then slide south. temperatures in the 50s and nearly 60s in most areas because of the broken cloudiness. haven't seen much sun inland mid 50s. today the last round of showers and storms, clear, cooler tonight look out for fog tomorrow morning during your commute. warm sunshine during the weekend it will be dry. 9° cooler in oakland and san francisco. san jose, napa, 12 to 15° cooler than average. we may sneeze out 67 in antioch. same temperatures and conditions around the monseray bay and inland. south of 80 today it will be wet.

look at the snow in the sierra, yosemite 29. tahoe 40. here's what happens tonight, five areas that aren't in the 40s, antioch, richmond, san francisco, oakland and san mateo. three areas of this storm next sitting on top of us and the laugh one. once this pushes through the rain is over, -- pattern will change and warmer weather moves in. last line filling in as we head towards the lunch hour and push through the entire bay area by 6:00. evening hours will be dry, you will notice the cool chill and the dampness in the air by morning with fog forming. by the afternoon, sunny, no clouds. that will push our temperatures up 2 to 6° from the coast inland that same jump saturday and sunday. before you know it flirting with upper 70s to low 80s except for the coast where we

will be warm next week near 70° with sunshine. we'll look at what is hot around the bay, when wea@

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will donations be enough? those stories and more on abc7 news at 4:00 and 5:00. this week's what's hot. >> the song from the philippines is one of the international films in the 3th mill valley film festival. a tribute to glenn close and premieres tonight. ♪ ♪ >> stevie nicks, at the philmore the weekend. >> houdini the greatest musician and escape artist retrospective of his work at the contemporary jewish museum. music that keeps you smiling saturday at the greek theater. one of the dark and creepy videos that will show up on oakland's great wall friday fright night be very afraid. [ inaudible ] mike glean field in concert

saturday night at the napa valley opera house. a trio of horror plays. in the hypno theater. -- [ inaudible ] their work is breathtaking. access dance company opens new season in oakland. partnership in action is a walk to celebrate world cultures join sun flee money. -- join in sunday in fremont. lion king -- [ inaudible ] for fleet week the weather is going to be nice, right? >> yeah should be. the only thing you need to worry about is sunburn. a lot of sunshine probably near the low 70s in san francisco. >> thank you very much that is going to do it for us thanks

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