oakland as city leaders meet to stop the violence. what the city's new top co a deadly shooting in oakland, as city leaders meet to stop the violence. what the city's new top cops says are its goals and challenges to keep everyone safe. and now, what we're hearing about what happened during the deadly shooting rampage down in orange county. plus, it's getting easier for kids to connect on social media. what parents should watch out for, as they share photos, updates, and more. it's the wild, wild west of facebook right there. 7:00 a.m. on saturday morning, october 15. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm anne mackovic. >> i'm kristy siefken. >> it is going to be a lovely

day, whatever you're doing. >> it's going to be nice. temperatures still relatively warm, although a cooling trend in store heading into the weekend by a few degrees today, definitely more noticeable on sunday. clouds back in the forecast. current temperatures outside, pretty mild. cloud cover keeping us on the warmer side. so that's the good news. 58 in fairfield, 55 in livermore. i'll tell you about our highs and the extended forecast, later on in the show. oakland police investigating another deadly shooting, as the city prepares for a public meeting on violence. yesterday's shooting left one man dead, another one injured in west oakland at the intersection of willow and 11th street. this is oakland's 91st homicide of the year. 95 people were killed in all of 2010. this latest violence happens just as the mayor is set to host a safety summitt today. she and new interim police chief

howard jordan will unveil some of their ideas, including expanding the role of every city department and tracking when violent offenders are released into oakland. we chatted with the new chief about his new job and challenges. >> my goal is to be a liaison between the community and the police, and with that comes the responsibility of getting people to understand where we need to focus our efforts, and the politics and policies. those are the things i got to deal with. >> oh, yeah, you do. today's event in oakland starts less than an hour from now at the laney college gymnasium. everyone's invited. tomorrow morning, watch more of the interview with the new chief on weekend early edition, starting at 7:30 a.m. today's funeral for a hell's angels boss gunned down last month is expected to bring in hundreds of bikers to san jose. jeff pettigrew was shot to death three weeks ago at a casino in sparks, nevada. pettigrew was the president of

the san jose hells angels chapter. a member of a rival gang is under arrest. hundreds of bikers are expected to attend today's service at oakhill cemetery. pettigrew's coworkers from his day job paving potholes will also be there. a new arrest in the shooting death of a sacramento man and his baby boy from years ago. officers arrested 33-year-old richard nogiria in south sacramento yesterday, days after officers tracked down donald ortiz lucero, another suspect in east oakland. police say they are linked to a 2007 homicide case, when several men accosted 20-year-old shawn akinta, sr. and his 7-month-old son. officers say the men forced akinta into his friend's home so they could rob it, then shot him inside the house. police say then they went outside and killed his baby, as he waited in the car. a third suspect is still at

large. prosecutors will seek the death penalty against the man accused of killing eight people in southern california, a salon in seal beach. new 911 tapes show it took just a couple of minutes for expot dekraai to go on his shooting rampage, a terrifying time line. >> we got some shootings over here in seal beach. >> okay, where? >> salon, we need an ambulance. >> who is shot? >> some people in the, in the salon here. >> reporter: seconds before the masacre unfolded in seal beach wednesday, the owners of salon meritage were busy with a full house of clients. about 15 people were inside. >> she happened to be in the back. next thing, you could hear the chaos. >> reporter: 1:20 p.m., the da says 41-year-old scott dekraai walked into the salon wearing a bullet proof vest, armed with three handguns, just like these,

a 9mm pistol, 44 magnum and 44 caliber pistol. the intent, according to the da, to murder his ex-wife, 48-year-old michelle, and any other people who may have been present. >>he walked through the salon shooting anyone close enough to hit. >> reporter: 1:21 p.m., the da says dekraai walked through the salon methodically, executing employees and customers. the victims, including his ex-wife, were shot up close, repeatedly. the niece of the salon owner and victim, randy fannin, says her uncle confronted dekraai before he was gunned down. >> asking him to stop and just think of a different way, and they could talk about this and find a different way to do this. and obviously scott was not in a place to hear anything. >> reporter: dekraai stopped to reload when his ammunition ran out. he then continued firing, as people lay dying. >> dekraai shot victim after

victim, executing people by shooting them in the head and chest. >> reporter: according to the da, dekraai walked out of the salon and executed the driver of a range rover parked next to him. [ sirens ] >> reporter: in the final moments of the 911 call, you hear the chaos in the background, as police and fire respond. 1:22 p.m., the rampage was over. lives were changed forever. it was just 2 minutes later. >> dekraai's attorney says his client needs medications and that he's not getting them in jail. he also says he expects there will be a motion to change the venue of this trial. a san jose boy is recovering in the hospital this morning, after someone stabbed him in north san jose. police got the call around 7:00 last night and swarmed the intersection of lone stone drive and sierra road.

the boy's family says he was attacked on the corner and taken to regional medical center. the scene stretched for several blocks. his family says he is going to be okay. so far, no suspect information and no arrests in this case. guns, drugs, more than 100 arrests. that is what authorities seized in a huge raid around the bay area. an 18-month undercover investigation covered five counties, including monterrey, santa cruz, san benito, santa clara and alameda. the raids and arrests took place over the last three days. suspects are known gang members, according to police. the attorney general pamela harris believes it a big blow to gang activity. >> two are affiliated with -- [ no audio ] >> at least 80 stolen cars were also recovered. the investigation began when gilroy police asked for help because of an uptick in violence in the south basement.

pg&e will replace a gas pipeline similar to the one that exploded in the south bay two months ago. the utility company says the plastic pipe has a history of cracking and other safety issues. now, more than 1200 miles of pipe will be replaced across california. turns out the bay area is home to two of the priciest zip codes in america. forbes crunched over 20,000 zip codes of real estate listings. the top five zip codes? alpine, new jersey,@erton, california, hillsborough, california, and beverly hills, california. a handful of presidential candidates will be filing key financial reports that will offer the first complete look into the republican campaign. the reports are expected to show how cash-poor many of the gop candidates are heading into the remaining weeks before contests in key primary states. but filings on former

massachusetts governor mitt romney and president obama reveal millions in fund-raising from party devotees and small dollar donors. president obama will be at a dedication ceremony tomorrow for the new martin luther king memorial. the ceremony was originally set for august, but then got put off because of hurricane irene. obama's focused ground breaking five years ago when he was just a u.s. senator. on sunday, he'll bring first lady michelle obama and their two daughters to the big event. today, actor danny glover will join a march in support of occupy oakland. he'll be joined by three east bay mayors. also today, more offshoots of the occupy wall street movement plan demonstrations in san rafael and santa rosa. in southern california yesterday, san diego police made two arrests and used pepper spray to disperse protesters there. >> we're trying to protect something we stand up for! and they are coming in with force? >> police removed about a half

dozen tents. they had warned demonstrators to remove them themselves so that the city could prepare for a weekend event downtown. over 500 protesters gathering in sydney's finance hub, joining the worldwide protest movement against corporate greed. most of the anger is directed at the banks there. similar sit-in protests are planned around the world this weekend. for whatever you're planning to do, looks like it's going to be quite lovely around here. >> absolutely. lots of sunshine today, but clouds starting to roll in. we'll see a cooldown, starting today and continuing into tomorrow and a big drop in temperatures. we'll tell you much we'll cool off, in just a bit. also, we've seen protesters frustrated over the economy. another sticking point, the jobs outlook. coming up next, a closer look at the women taking the job hunt into their own hands. then, think before you post. that is good advice for everyone, but we'll focus in on

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as the president and congress do battle over his jobs plan... where does that leave everyone who's unemployed? allen as the president and congress do battle over a jobs plan, where does that leave everyone who is unemployed? allen martin with a closer look at women who aren't waiting for a job to come along. >> reporter: from new york's wall street to san francisco's markets street, out of work americans are fed up. >> where are the jobs that they have created? all they create is money for themselves. >> reporter: recent research shows for every 10 new jobs created in california, women are hired for only one of those. >> women are more and more losing the jobs that are now being lost and the men are getting re-hired and the women

aren't. >> reporter: julie castro abrams runs women's initiative, which for 23 years has been training low income women in the bay area how to start their own businesses. >> men will start a business without seeking training and often without even a business man. women seek training first before launching a business. the good news about that actually is that people who have a business plan and who establish that they have training for all the elements of running business are more successful over time. >> customer follow-ups -- >> reporter: may is one of those women who launched out on their own. >> with the economy going down, customer service needed to go up. >> reporter: she opened lady parts, a car repair shop three years ago. >> i do think that especially for now, i can honestly say women should challenge themselves and create a job for yourselves, because that's what i did. in this economy, it worked out! >> reporter: attorney michael burrneck sees entreprenauers as

key to any comeback. >> women starting businesses will be creating jobs for women and men. that is a very important part of the picture these days. as i say, the main thing to keep our economy afloat, a big solution in terms of one company hiring a thousand, 2000 people isn't going to happen. >> reporter: will it work for everyone? of course not. but so far, it has for may, despite what others thought. >> people thought i was crazy at first, because they were, like, you're going to do something completely out of the box in this economy? yeah! what was existing wasn't working. >> reporter: the women's initiative has five offices in the bay area and will soon expand to chicago and new york. to submit your story idea, log onto cbssf.com. click on connect, scroll down to closer look and send us an e-mail. allen martin, cbs 5. >> i'm impressed. to our weather forecast, also pretty impressive today, kristy siefken has more details. more warm weather? >> more warm weather today, still seeing the 80s, but then

big changes. we'll feel more like fall later on in the week. this is your last little injection of summertime in the technically fall season. this morning, dealing with a lot more cloud cover than we saw around this time yesterday. look at this shot. you can't even see the city for all the clouds out there. but we will get some sun breaks in some parts of the bay area this afternoon. you can see fog on the golden gate bridge, an issue at the coastline. most parts of it, in fact areas of dense fog this morning as well. be careful on those roadways. temperatures, though, mild, because of the cloud cover. sitting in the 50s and 60s. by this afternoon, we will get a little sunshine, although keeping clouds hugging along the coastline. temperatures, still looking pretty nice. we'll see some mid 80-degree readings in our inland spots. satellite showing over the past several areas blanketed in cloud cover, a few holes in there, but for the most part, probably going to step outside and see a little bit of gray. we are seeing that area of high pressure holding strong, at least through today. that's going to keep us warm. then we see this cooling trend start as the area of low

pressure slides through. we're also starting to see more onshore flow, pumping the cooler sea air into the inland spots and take those temperatures down. for today, we get to enjoy nice, warm temperatures looking like this in northern california. 81 in redding, 69 for lake tahoe, fresno at 85, sacramento at 81. on the board yesterday, we had pretty much all sunshine. today, not the case. definitely got cloud cover in the picture. here in the bay area, these are the highs expected for today. 78 is the high in sunnyvale. 81 in san jose. making our way to the east bay, a few low 80-degree readings in the far inland valley locations. 84 for san ramon, 79 as a high in napa. breaking into the 80s in sonoma. 72 in san francisco today. get outside and enjoy this relatively warmer weather before we start to see that cooldown. numbers cool for sunday. slight warmup for monday. then we really start to see that

cooldown tuesday into wednesday, then really into the end of the work week. look at the numbers, only in the 70s in our warmest locations. that's actually more seasonal weather. that's where we should be sitting for this time of year. this weekend, though, great weather to get outside and enjoy many festivities, including the half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. there's a shot from the giant pumpkin that won last week. probably going to need a jacket if you head out. a little breezy at the coastline. back to you. >> that was an amazing event, the pride in the pumpkin! >> huge, amazing. >> very impressive. thanks for that. google, getting ready to hit the mute button on its much malaligned buzz service. in a blog post yesterday, google officials said the site would be shut down in the next few weeks. it was the silicon valley tech giant's early answer to facebook and twitter. speaking of, more kids are sharing way too much information on facebook, according to some groups who want to protect young

users from being taken advantage of. common sense media's jim steyer with more. >> good morning. posts, status updates, tweets and texts, they have all become a regular part of our kids' lives in today's 24/7 digital world. and kids are logging on from everywhere. smartphones, gaming devices, tablets, laptops, with more than 800 million users worldwide, no social media site is more popular than facebook. in short, facebook will be encouraging more sharing, so that they can learn more about who you are, who you talk to, and what you like. so what does this all mean for kids and parents? there are some positives to social media, including interacting with friends, expressing your creativity, and collaboration in learning. the problem comes when kids share their private thoughts, photos, videos, and personal information online. these revealing posts can become

very public, last a very long time, and in essence, belong to facebook. therefore, how can parents help kids make good decisions as they navigate their virtual lives? first, talk to them about their reputation. remind them that all the information put online can be made public. posts on their friends' walls, personal instant messages, intimate photos all can be cut, pasted, and sent around in an instant. once this is up on the web it, can be extremely difficult to remove. if they don't want the world to see it, then they better not post it or send it. this can also be a factor in cyber bullying cases. second, talk to your kids about respect. the internet allows kids and teens to explore their interests and play with their identities anonymously, but using anonymities to share mean, degrading or hurtful information about other people is a no-no. and as we all know, this is a

major element of cyber bullying as well. finally, talk with your kids and teens about protecting their privacy. kids should be aware that there are safety risks that come with social networking. make sure they use the maximum privacy settings when they are posting contacts so that they know who can see what they are sharing. for more advice and tips about all this, visit us at commonsense.org and at cbs5.com. i'm jim steyer. have a great weekend. well, the san jose sharks hit the road to face-off against anaheim. plus, a big win for san jose state. how the football team made history against hawaii. jones across the middle -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,

de muni every day. ,,,,,,,,,,,, i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic. we go underground and come out someplace new-- just us. i want all of us to see it that way. i am a face unclogger. i am a nose coach. i am a throat untickler.

i am a human cough suppressant. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. first time in over a decade. and the san jose state spartans beat hawaii for the first time in over a decade. and the sharks look to bounce back today after last night's disappointing game. kim coyle has more in sports. good morning, everyone. san jose state beat hawaii at spartan stadium for the first time since 1997, but it wasn't pretty. the two teams combined for 12 turnovers. 72-year-old big thome, hawaii's special teams coach.

spartan down 27-22 late in the game. jones made his third touchdown of the game, capping off an 87-yard drive. san jose state beats hawaii 28-27 to improve to 3-4 this season. the sharks, back on the ice after a week off playing their road open inner anaheim. ducks beat the sharks 1-0. game 5 of the nlcs, the wizard oz see smith throwing out the first pitch. the brewers were their own worst enemy, committing 4 errors. cardinals win 7-1 to take a 3-2 series lead. game 6 is in milwaukee on sunday. and finally, despite having just one practice under his belt, aaron curry will start at linebacker in place of quinton groves on sunday. the former first round pick was traded to oakland on wednesday. that's it for sports. see you tonight at 5:30. now let's take a look at a girl's best friend. it's on display in new york.

32 carat, the show piece of the christie's jewels sale, expected to fetch more than $6 million. elizabeth taylor's collection will also be featured in that sale. good looking stuff. things that i'll never see any closer than the television screen, but that's all right. coming up in the next half hour, a bay area group offers hope and resources to victims of domestic violence. and a new fight brewing over gay marriage in new york. and a hollywood legend playing the role of a lifetime. where you can see rita moreno here live in the bay area. but first, check this out. it is a stray cat who may have found a new home. he got stuck in a dashboard this week. you can just see him there getting pulled out, after a woman tried driving him to the vet. it took crews 3 hours to pull him out. he got freaked out. can't blame him. the driver says she might keep

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that shootin . 911 calls released in that shooting rampage in orange county. what prosecutors will ask for in the case against the alleged gunman. plus, where protesters clashed with police in that occupy wall street movement. then, a t-shirt raising

awareness about breast cancer, banned at school. why teachers just don't like the message on the shirt. welcome back to weekend early edition. it is just about 7:30, october 15. thanks for joining us. i'm anne mackovic. >> i'm kristy siefken. another beautiful one today, 80-degree readings. big changes in store, as we'll see a drop in temperatures. beautiful shot from mount vaca. you can see the blanket of high clouds. temperatures will cool off quite a bit later in the weekend. today, you can enjoy nice warm readings in the 70s and 80s. the top prosecuters in orange county will seek the death penalty against the lone suspect in this week's shooting in seal beach. authorities say scott dekraai wrapped himself in body arm and wrapped himself with three handguns, then burst into a busy salon where his ex-wife worked, then started shooting people. 911 tapes from the scene have now been made public. >> we have some shootings over

here in seal beach. >> okay, where? >> the salon, meritage, we need an ambulance. >> who is shot? >> some people in the, in the salon. >> reporter: eight people were killed. one is still in critical condition this morning. the suspect's ex-wife is among the dead. prosecutors believe he was seeking revenge after a battle over custody of their 8-year-old son. oakland police investigate another deadly shooting, as the city prepares for a public meeting on the violence. yesterday's shooting left one man dead and one injured in west oakland. it happened near the intersection of willow and 11th street. this is oakland's 91st homicide of the year. oakland dealt with 95 murder cases for all of 2010. the latest violence happened just as mayor jean kwan is set to host a safety summitt meeting this morning. today, she and the interim police chief howard jordan will

reveal their new plan, including tracking when violent offenders are released into oakland. we chatted with the new chief about his goals and challenges. >> my job is to be the liaison between the police and the community and also to be the liaison between the community and the police. and with that comes the responsibility of getting people to understand where we need to focus our efforts and the politics and the policies. those are the things i got to deal with. >> he can say that again. today's event in oakland starts in less than a half an hour from now at the laney college gymnasium. tomorrow morning, see more of the interview with the new chief on early edition. today's funeral for a hell's angel member gunned down last month is expected to bring many. jeff pettigrew was the president of the san jose hells angels

chapter. a member of a rival gang is under arrest. hundreds of bikers are expected to attend today's service at oakhill cemetery. pettigrew's coworkers from his day job paving potholes will also be there. and today, actor danny glover will join a march in support of occupy oakland. he'll be joined by three east bay mayors. manuel gallegos with the peaceful and rowdy demonstrations around the country. >> reporter: hundreds of soggy occupy wall street demonstrators settle in for the rainy weekend. >> i'm here for however long it takes. >> reporter: the city backed off plans to force demonstrators out to force them to clean the park they have been living in for weeks. >> we were prepared to get arrested if it came to that. >> reporter: new york's mayor bloomberg wasn't pleased with local politicians, who called for the cleaning to be postponed. >> those officials spend half as much time trying to promote the city and get jobs to come here, we would go a long ways towards

answering the concerns of the protesters. >> reporter: earlier, the mostly peaceful demonstration turned tense, when protesters marched to the stock exchange. >> on the sidewalks! >> reporter: there were 15 arrests and at least one injury when a demonstrate tore's foot was pinned by an nypd motorcycle. protesters here in new york hope the whole world has been watching. demonstrations are expected in 950 cities saturday, in what's being called an international day of action against corporate greed. >> i hope that it will establish as a force to be reckoned with on a long-term basis, and not just something that's going to be fly by night. >> reporter: people around wall street are noticing. [ indescernible ] >> reporter: many rushing by the protests on their way home from work just didn't feel like talking about it.

manuel gallegos, cbs news, new york. more drama in the same-sex marriage debate. a town clerk in new york state is refusing to sign marriage licenses for same-sex couples, even though new york state allows them. >> i'm a christian. i have a relationship with jesus christ. and i do not want to violate that relationship, so this is a very personal thing for me. >> people are fighting for an important issue of equality. >> a lesbian couple was told to make an appointment to see a deputy clerk. the couple is now threatening to take the town clerk to court. some arizona cheerleaders say they came up with a clever fund-raiser to raise awareness for breast cancer. but their school says they sent the wrong message. school officials banned t-shirts with the slogan feel her plumps, save your bumps. the cheerleaders say they are offering sound medical advice. it is breast cancer awareness month as well, and it's also a

month that we feel like summer and fall. >> kind of a combination. choose what you like, a little bit of each. we'll see nice warm temperatures once again today. feeling summer-like still, but as the cloud cover builds in, you can see some of that. we'll see a drop in temperatures. i'll tell you how cool we'll get, later in the show. also coming up, her life without makeup. rita moreno on stage in the east bay this week, and sad memories of her award winning role. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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well, rita moreno is an actress who has won just about every major acting award you can think of, now playing the role of her life at the berkeley repertory theater. the show, called "life without makeup," joe vasquez chats with the actress about her ground breaking career in show business. >> what a role you get to play a legendary actor.

>> i know, isn't that thrilling! i actually get to play rita moreno. it's fun. i'm having a wonderful -- i'm having the time of my life! >> reporter: in the show she relates how she came to america from puerto rico at the age of 5, went to hollywood at the age of 17 and played stand-out roles in singing in the rain and the king and i. but it wasn't all glamour. more often than not, rita moreno was cast as what she calls a utility ethnic. >> i played a lot of roles where i had to talk like this all the time. n]♪ >> reporter: and then, there was the role of a lifetime, anita from west side story. >> oh, i think anita is one of the great roles in musicals. n]♪ >> reporter: the one that won

her the academy award in 1962 for best supporting actress. >> i could barely believe it, really. no puerto ricoan girl winning an oscar. you can hold it! >> reporter: still, the way the puerto ricoans were all required to look alike. >> we were required to wear a uniform color of makeup. it was quite dark. we were all colored, as latinos tend to be. >> actually puerto rico cans tend to be. >> a spanish look as well. >> african. >> everything. and then we had to wear makeup that was all one color. we all had to have an accent, and i have to say, i really resented that at the time. i remember asking the makeup man, the head of makeup, why do we all have to be one color? why can't we have makeup that

matches our skin tones? and he immediately assumed that i was not only did not want to be a latina, i was a racist. >> that you were a racist! >> yes! [ laughter ] >> yeah, the world is topsy-turvy in show business sometimes. >> the show was about romeo & juliet, about gang members-- >> essentially, it was the damage that racial hatred can cause. that's really what it's about. >> and as such, by embodying real people, we would hope that the message would get across that it's wrong, but to this day, we're dealing with this very same issue of immigration and racial hatred. what goes through your mind, that here we are? >> what goes through my mind, boy, this will never end, and certainly not in my lifetime, it won't. and it isn't just about hispanics either. i mean, we are in the forefront now, because we are getting bigger and bigger in terms of

numbers. but it's still alive. >> latinos are here, but not to the extent we're here. >> no, exactly. ricardo said it best, the door is ajar. you'll have to push very hard to get through that door. >> interestingly enough, someone like jennifer lopez, who is very latina, demeanor and everything else, is allowed now to make movies where she can play a latina, but doesn't have an accent. n]♪ >> reporter: rita moreno, life without makeup, and what a life. the show runs through the first week of november. joe vasquez, cbs 5. >> what a gal. time to turn now to our weather forecast. we've seen a lot of fog out there this morning, but christie's telling us it's going to be burning off. >> it is going to be burning off in some parts. cloud cover into the afternoon, but you might have to go inland

to get a larger dose of sunshine. you can see the cloud cover pretty much blanketing all the bay area right now. you can make out some of the buildings downtown. tops are cut off there. that's the case definitely at the coastline if you're there this afternoon. this morning, inland spots looking good. seeing some blue peeking through. we'll see sunshine into the afternoon hours. mild start. cloud cover keeping temperatures in the 50s and 60s. cooler afternoon than what we saw yesterday. then even cooler temperatures tomorrow than what we'll see today. outside right now, 58 in oakland, fairfield breaking the 60-degree mark. then a few 60-degree readings in fremont and san jose. satellite showing all the cloud cover that's moved in during the those overnight hours. and we're going to continue to see that push through into sunday. a little relief on monday. then the rest of your week, also going to see clouds back in the picture. so this high that's been keeping us warm, bringing us nice 90-degree readings over the past several days, that's going to be pushing to the east of us and

behind it. this area of low pressure building its way into the bay area. we'll see offshore flow -- onshore flow, meaning we'll see cooler sea air pumping into our inland locations and a drop in temperatures. northern california today, getting to enjoy more of that warm weather. 81 in redding, same for sacramento. fresno at 85. yosemite at 63. cooler at eureka. right here in the bay area, highs today look like this. 79 for palo alto. pacifica at 66. cupertino at 83. no 90-degree readings in the inland valleys like what we saw yesterday. low 80s today. 84 for san ramon, 76 for venetia. santa rosa almost making it into the 80s. for the most part, north bay seeing temperatures in the 70s today. san francisco topping out at 72, so should be pleasant there and richmond at 70 today.

slight cooling, slight difference today. then we'll see temperatures drop down more as we make our way into sunday. monday, sunshine back in the picture, temporary warmup, and then we'll see a second low make its way into the picture, bringing us cooler temperatures, going to bring us more cloud cover to contend with. for this weekend, did you get to enjoy a little bit of sunshine, although cooler temperatures in the evening hours, if you're making your way to the treasure island music festival. definitely take the sweatshirt. >> this is the bay area, we don't go anywhere without a sweatshirt! october is domestic violence awareness month. a bay area group is helping victims rebuild their lives with dignity. shauna ross, the founder of courageous women joins us live this morning. thanks for being here. >> thank you for inviting me. domestic violence has been going on since the beginning of time, but it's really been a closeted issue up until now. people are more willing to talk

about it. how have things changed? >> well, things have changed now because there's a lot more support, there's a lot more awareness now that people are bringing to domestic violence. >> realizing that it's not okay that this happens. >> that's right. >> this is not a natural thing and should not be going on. >> that's right. a lot more advocacy going on for people, speaking out. >> speaking of courageous women, what do you do? >> we are a nonprofit organization that inspires, empowers, and uplifts women. we provide informational and educational workshops. we promote women's well-being. we hold a lot of motivational and empowerment events for women. we provide resources, support services, and tools that help women, that teach them and help to change their lives, help to improve their lives,

specifically women of domestic violence, women who are homeless, those who have been incarcerated, those who have, who are suffering through depression. and we serve women throughout the entire bay area, including the greater bay area of sacramento. >> and this is something you started because you have a personal experience with domestic violence. >> yes, yes. >> what are you willing to share with us about that? >> i'm a domestic abuse survivor. i call myself a survivor because i was almost murdered by-- at the hands of my then-husband. i'm also a victim of rape. so it hits home for me, to step out and to speak up. there was once a time where i did have a voice to speak, but because i surrounded myself with strong, incredible mentors in my life, they helped me, they supported me, they uplifted me and gave me a sense of hope in my life.

so because of that, i founded courageous women association, and we started out with about 25 women, where we gathered them around and we actually sat to talk about some of the different adversities that we all face in our lives and how we've come through them, and what i found was that it was beyond even domestic abuse. we had women there that were suffering through illnesses. there was a woman there who had been incarcerated for murder, you know, but these women walk different paths in their lives, but they were here to talk about it and they are here to talk about their triumphs and how they came through. >> seems like the most difficult part, though, is getting people in the door to your organization. in your own scenario, how did you come from that voiceless woman to someone founding an organization? how did that change occur? >> that change occurred, because like i said, there were women in my life that stepped in and that

shared with me how strong i am. i remember -- i tell people this all the time. i said a wise woman once told me, she said did you know you had courage in you the whole time? i said what do you mean by that? she says if you can get up out of bed, if you can take care of your kids, if you can take care of your family, still work, and go through the darkness that you've gone through, she said that's courage. for me, that spawned courageous women, because i said it's about letting these women know just how important they are in this world and what their work is. there's so much more work in this life. they need to know that so they can continue to live and learn how to live and get beyond some of the adversities that they are facing. >> definitely. we don't have a lot of time left. let's talk about your event coming up, which sounds like a whole lot of fun. that is the third annual free day of shopping and pampering.

>> that's right. this came in my spirit because what i have realized is women are selfless. we do a lot for other people and a lot of women don't have the opportunity, experience, to experience someone actually doing something for them. so what i created was a free shopping and pampering day, specifically for women of domestic violence, homelessness, rehabilitation, but it's also open to all women in need. there may have been people who lost their homes in a fire, who have lost something dealing with theft, so what we've done, we created this event that spawns around these women to just give our support and let them know that we care about them and let them know this is a date especially for you. >> you guys are looking for donations? >> yes, we're looking for donations. we are in the middle of trying to get transportation, so we need bus service.

we need vans to help carry the women, because we offer pickup and drop-off service for the women who don't have the need or the transportation to get to and from. >> fabulous. we have some information there on the screen. you can find it all on cbssf.com. what a wonderful thing you're doing. thanks for sharing your story. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> courageous women. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

"eye on the bay host" and foodie chap liam mayclem introduces us to mobile chefs servin reats. international flavors tempting our pallet. for today's liam's list, liam mayclem introduces us to mobile chefs serving sweet and savory treats. a taste of africa, filets africa, mobile husband and wife team are a hit wherever they

land. the order of the day, find them all over it bay. get to their tasty website for more. a popular truck offering filipino fusion cuisine, blending nicely with mexican-american flavors. senor's a kick in the pants. next, the taste of france is what you'll discover at brittany crepes, filled with chocolate or strawberry and cream, sensational. these mobile chefs can be found at off the grid in san francisco. you can follow them online, too, at twitter/sons of a bite. cheers. ,,,,,,,,

de muni every day. ,,,,,,,, i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic. we go underground and come out someplace new-- just us. i want all of us to see it that way. today oakland mayor jean quan

will lead a summit on public safe quick look at this morning's top stories, oakland mayor jean kwan is hosting a safety summitt this morning. she and the interim police chief, rolling out ideas for reducing crime in oakland. the event is open to everyone. a funeral will be held today in san jose for a popular hells angels boss, shot to death last month at a nevada casino. hundreds of bikers expected at today's service. and actor danny glover will join a march in support of occupy oakland today. more planned demonstrations in san rafael and santa rosa this weekend. the movement has also spread to europe and asia. looks like it's going to be a nice weekend, once we get rid of the clouds. >> temperatures cooling a little bit today, continuing with the cooldown into sunday. then notice the fall-like weather towards the end of the week. that is it for us. next newscast coming up at 5:30. we'll be back at 7:30 tomorrow morning. thanks for being with us. enjoy your lovely saturday.

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