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conference in the past hour revealing much more about the shooter chris harper and joins us with more. danielle. >> reporter: the college is closed until monday. police have not released a motive in thursday's deadly shooting but we are getting a closer look at how it was all carried out. cbs news has learned that investigators found a note left by chris harper mercer the gunman who killed nine and injured seven thursday on the campus of umpqua community college in roseburg, oregon. law enforcement sources say it is several pages long and in it, the 26-year-old made statements suggesting that he may have been depressed and angry. police say mercer was wearing body armor when he walked into a classroom and opened fire. >> so far we have recovered 13 weapons. out of those 13 weapons, we currently have in custody six

recovered at the school, seven recovered at the shooter's residence. >> reporter: the rampage continued until officers arrived a few minutes later. the police chief calls them heroes. >> he fired upon them and there was an exchange of gunfire. ultimately, he was neutralized. >> reporter: hospitals are making mental health professionals available to everyone here in roseburg. community leaders don't have to look long or far to learn how other cities have dealt are mass shootings. a frustrated president obama addressed the nation last night. according to the "washington post," every week of his second term has seen a mass shooting somewhere in america. this week, it's roseburg, oregon. so far, there are no details on the victims. but we expect to get more information today. live in roseburg, oregon, danielle nottingham. a car careens into an eye

doctor's office this morning. kpix 5's anne makovec with the path of destruction in castro valley. >> reporter: looking at the metal and glass it won't be business as usual at this optometrist's office for some time. a woman's car careened into the front waiting room. no one was waiting there yet. it was just after 7 a.m. >> witnesses say she was driving at a high rate of speed. >> reporter: she tried to turn right on castro valley boulevard but instead hit a pole, a utility box and ran over the center median. >> at which time we believe she overturned and, um, went into the building. >> reporter: landing on her roof, hanging by her seatbelt. she was conscious. she had a pulse. she was responsive. >> reporter: power and traffic signals were cut for the morning as nearby business owners began to arrive at work. why the woman may have been

speeding and lost control is still under investigation. >> it could be caused by impaired drivers, reckless driving or a medical condition at the wheel. >> reporter: the damage is extensive. the owner just said it's a lot. he called patients and canceled appointments for the near future. in castro valley, anne makevoc, kpix 5. oakland police have made arrests in a gang sweep. five people are in custody. guns, drugs and cash have been confiscated at oakland, antioch and vallejo. it's part of a multi-agency program called "operation cease- fire." a building old by apple was evacuated today because of a nitrogen leak detected at 6:45 a.m. in a building near the main apple campus. no one was hurt. and people were allowed to go back in about an hour. a benicia teenager is in jail this noon charged with three murders. 16-year-old nolan buchanan is accused of killing his father

and two others then burning the family's el dorado county cabin down could cover up the crime. the sheriff says investigators saw through the boy's lies. >> he told the officer his father, his fiancee and his 8- year-old half-brother drove to the cabin and he stayed behind. >> they found evidence in his vehicle including purse and wallet belonging to the vic sometimes. the eastern seaboard is bracing for a deluge from hurricane joaquin. roads are flooded from drenching rain in norfolk, virginia. but this may be the worst of it for some coastal communities. weijia jang is live in nags head, north carolina. how's the weather now? >> reporter: we have really strong winds and rain. there is good news though. here on the outer banks, officials decided an evacuation order is not necessary but they

are expecting difficult conditions for the next several days. the waves are crashing in virginia beach as a powerful rainstorm makes its way up the east coast. but forecasters say the conditions won't be as bad as they could have been now that hurricane joaquin is not threatening a direct hit in the u.s. >> almost all the models in good agreement now. it's a northward movement well away from the east u.s. coast. only chances of landing are possibly nova scotia. >> reporter: the category 4 hurricane is whipping the central and eastern bahamas for the second straight day. moisture from the storm is causing the heavy rainfall along the east coast. streets are flooding in ocean city, maryland. on the jersey shore, bulldozers created sand piles to act as barriers just in case. >> we're not getting the amount of rain that we thought initially we were going to get which is good news from a flooding perspective. >> reporter: here in kitty hawk, north carolina, the main concern is coastal erosion.

you can see how powerful storm surges could wash away what's left of the beach barriers even though it's lined with massive sandbags. >> no one wants the beach to -- to wash away. no one wants [ indiscernible ] to flood out. >> reporter: the flooding could continue through the weekend. it really is a one-two punch because officials say they haven't even started dealing with the brunt of joaquin's impact, of course, in the bahamas. they have been devastated already. right now, coast guard crews are actually looking for a container ship that has 33 crew members on board. it ran into trouble and they are having a hard time finding it. >> all right, weijia jang in nags head, north carolina, thank you. stockton's mayor is saying little about being detained by homeland security this week at sfo. anthony silva says authorities confiscated his cell phone and laptops and demanded the passwords as he got off a flight from china. he said the same thing happened in sacramento. he thinks he is being targeted

for some reason. some victims of the "valley fire" have come home to more than just fire and smoke damage. the lake county sheriff's office says at least 14 homes have been looted. six people have been arrested but deputies say the numbers could climb. and the "butte fire" in calaveras and amador counties is contained. it burned more than 70,000 acres and destroyed 475 homes and also is blamed for two deaths. a piece of the old bay bridge to be imploded. why caltrans says explosives are the best way. >> and while california conserves, one homeowner guzzles water by the truckload. how much they used in a year coming up. >> temperatures up 5 to 10 degrees for highs today. sunny and warm this afternoon. sunny and warm this afternoon. but changes are on,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

in afghanistan, the crash of a military transport plane is not the result of enemy fire. military authorities say the plane went down at an airbase in afghanistan killing 6 american airmen and 5 civilians. the taliban is claiming responsibility. the pentagon denies it. in the bay area, bedbugs will keep palo alto's downtown library closed today, specifically trained dogs will be sniffing for the insects in all parts of the city's libraries. two branches were closed last week because of the bedbugs. librarians suspect visitors are bringing them in. >> and a bay bridge tower implosion is a go. the army corps of engineers, noaa and fish and wildlife have all signed on to use explosives to bring down the tower of the old eastern span. it will be the least harmful on the environment. the implosion is set for november 7. the owners of a napa valley

wine train are being sued for $11 million. the suit was filed by the 11 members of the book club who were removed from the train in august. they say they were victims of racial discrimination. two say they lost their jobs because of it. not all californians are doing their part when it comes to water concentration. rebecca has the worst offender in the wealthy l.a. neighbor of bel air. . >> bel air is known for upscale celebrity own properties. it's now home to california's single biggest water user. pumping 11.8 million gallons. their water bill an estimated $90,000 in one year according to records. >> shocking! >> reporter: tracy quinn is a water policy analyst for the natural resource defense council. the names of mega-users is

being kept secret. water companies say it's for privacy reasons. most mega-users don't face penalties because people use what they pay for. that's upsetting to some who let their lawns purposely turn brown to save water. >> i saw this a couple of days ago. >> reporter: this water watcher took cell phone video of what appears to be water being wasted on the street in westwood. >> this was running this way for hours on this very street. >> reporter: some homeowners have been hit with pricy fines for runoff or watering on the wrong days. for quinn, being allowed to pump nearly 12 million gallons no questions asked sets a bad example. >> into time of unprecedented drought it's not okay. >> that was rebecca reporting. so far, only two water agencies have begun penalizing so-called mega-users. well, let's get that weekend forecast. here's julie watts with more. >> in case you hadn't noticed

sunny and warmer the main headline today. mild and mostly sunny saturday, our transition day. and then by sunday, a chance of rain returns. cool and blustery. really a big transition in the forecast. here's what to expect from the satellite perspective. high pressure building and temperatures, as well. we'll see plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures today and sticking around through saturday. but the second half of the day on saturday into sunday, this area of low pressure drops down from canada and as it does, it is going to drop our temperatures and increase our rain chances, as well. so let's take a look at what to expect. futurecast painting most of our rain right now off to the east and to the south but we do still have a chance of showers in the bay area 20 to 30% chance. for those who don't see showers, however, it's going to be a gray blustery cool day for you so certainly noticeable transition. today, not so much. let's check the high temperatures around the bay today. we're talking low 80s for the south bay. temperatures inland anywhere

from 5 to 10 degrees warmer today than yesterday for some of the warmest spots. 58 antioch, 86 brentwood. around the bay temperatures in the mid- to upper 70s for many locations. upper 60s near 70 along the coast. and the far north topping out in the upper 80s. sunset tonight at 6 5:71. sunrise tomorrow morning 7:07. the extended forecast is variable. sunny warm today. tomorrow transitions, increasing clouds on saturday with showers on sunday. and then we start to dry out. we keep the clouds around. temperatures rebound monday through next week. back to you. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

he comes from a talented family of comedians, writers and producers. you know him from in living color and fit films like little man and white chicks and he is headlining in pleasanton. how are you doing? >> great. >> you're so tall. >> i am. it's magic. >> she is on a box with high heels on. >> thanks for calling me out. >> had to tell the truth. you don't want to lie to the audience. >> right. so, you come to the bay area

quite often? >> i do. >> you must like it here? >> i do. very cool. great, savvy, comedy audiences. i like the weather up here. >> you like the weather? >> it's different than l.a. right now it feels like l.a. but usually it is like a little damp and misty and, you know, foggy. i like it. >> that's good. so what is your show like? >> um, you talk about everything? >> i do. anything from, um, music to children to life, just -- >> the news? >> not really. the news is like getting beat over the head with -- from a late night to that talk shows so like by the time a comedian gets to it, the topic is old. i write from my life. >> and a big part of your life of course is your family. >> i talk about my family a little bit. yes, i do. >> and your brothers, do they come to see your shows? >> yeah. i mean, we have done shows together. we was on tour last year together. that was amazing. that was a great time. but sometime they come to the show.

usually they are doing their show so they can't come to mine. >> lots of laughs. >> we group the in new york city in the '70s when things was really tough, pretty poor. we didn't have much but we had comedy so we would make each other laugh to get through hard times. that's what we ended up doing for a living. >> tommy cheese in pleasanton? >> yes. tommy ts this weekend in pleasanton. two shows tonight, two shows saturday, one show sunday and i'm also have an after party after a club called, um, -- >> oh-oh. >> mac monroe's. >> we'll look it up. it was on my paper. >> there you go. thanks so much for talking to us. >> thank you very much for having me. >> and remember, tommy t's in pleasanton. hey, frank. >> after party somewhere tonight. >> somewhere. >> not sure where. >> all right, guys. a little comedy. how about a little shopping now, too. we can do that.

one of my favorites, here's tony tantillo on the art of selecting the perfect avocado. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is with haas variety avocados. i haven't done a tip on them in a long time. this time of year with all the football games going on, sales increase. let me tell you why they use the haas for the dip. first selection and storage. when you buy them, nice color all the way around nice and dark. very important. free from any greening. if there's just a little bit of greening that's okay but if they are all green and you bring them home expect them to ripen properly, probably won't happen. check the stem, slight give to the touch. make sure the stem is attached. store them on the counter. they will turn back in the refrigerator. the reason they are so great in dips and salsas is because the high oil content it had holds up well. the green variety avocados, the other avocados like the bacon variety and the ones out of florida, they have more of a

water base to them than oil. so there you go. haas variety avocados in the market, great prices this time of year, too, which isn't bad. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. checking wall street on this last day of trading on a friday and it's a good day up over 130 points at this hour. in today's bay area jobs market report, cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger has tips for careers in customer service. >> reporter: next week is customer service week a time to celebrate the many unsung heroes of the workforce. as the front line of conditions, these workers are vital to almost every organization because they handle customer complaints, process orders and provide information about products and services. customer service reps are employed in nearly every sector of the economy and here in california they earn a mean wage of nearly $40,000. but for high performers in industries like cable companies, insurance carriers

and professional scientific and technical services, income can rise to above $60,000. 20% of customer service reps work part time allowing them to earn money while working towards a college degree or juggling family responsibilities. additionally, hr professionals say that time spent in customer service honing listening skills and patience and resolving issues in a a variety ,,,,,,,,,,

coming up tonight at 5:00, they lost their homes to the "valley fire" and now many can't afford to care for their pets. how a generous bed is providing a lifeline for families and their four-legged friends. >> a lot of people doing wonderful things up there. >> the bay area is just the -- a lot of generous people getting together to give to others. >> we are going to take a look at the white house podium as you know, the shooting that occurred up in roseburg, oregon, yesterday morning. the president spoke and was very emotional yesterday about the shooting because a number of these have happened. about one every two months. the president is going to address it again today from the oval office. >> he was very emotional, a little frustrated at some point saying that he doesn't -- he doesn't want to --

>> it's incredible some of the shooters that occurred in the last year or so the it's numerous. this one hits home because it's not too far from california just 100 miles north of our border up there. i imagine he will be pretty emotional again. >> that and, of course, this is always a political issue where other lawmakers are speaking out about this. so -- again, we'll stay tuned for word from the president. we are standing by to

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