are 2 for $5. yoplait yogurt, ten for $5. and foster farms fresh chicken is 25% off. honey, can you bring the truck? the safeway stock up sale. it's just better. your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. we begin with breaking news at this hour. 120 people are evacuated right now from a san francisco neighborhood due to a hazmat investigation. good afternoon, i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. this is what we're seeing from

chopper 5 over the mission district just before 10:00 this morning. a call came in for a suspicious odor in a building on valencia near 26th street. 120 people evacuated from the building. the it's not clear in fact situation -- 120 people evacuated from the building. salvation army is in the area. it's not clear if the situation has evacuated them, as well. a short time ago, the sheriff's department released a photo of a third person they want to talk to in the killing of steve carter. he was found shot to death monday night on a trail west of fairfax not far from sir francis drake boulevard. dozens of investigators have been searching for clues in the area. the sheriff's department hopes surveillance camera will generate more leads. the two men and a woman are considered persons of interest in the case. investigators believe they may know something about the homicide. >> that is why we have a strong

interest in talking to them see what information they may have to share. >> carter was a resident of middletown in lake county. he was several gunshot wounds. his car is missing. his dog was found wounded and is expected to recover. carter' wife is battling breast cancer and has a "go fund me" page. she raised more than $20,000 over the last two months but needs more help now with her husband's death. to donate, head to our website, cbssf.com for a link. new at noon the search is over for a missing boater at lake del valle. a fisherman discovered the body of 31-year-old man who disappeared after boating what friends last friday. search-and-rescue teams from the alameda county livermore and the east bay regional park district joined forces to locate the man. the case is under investigation. berkeley police are investigating a shooting that left a man dead. this morning, police arrested 24-year-old anthony durant of

berkeley. they believe he shot and killed the victim last night at 8:30 near russell and california streets. the victim is identified as 24- year-old christian shepherd from stockton. police believe they new each other. menlo park library is the latest to close with bedbugs. visiters were turned away this morning after officials discovered bedbugs in a seating area. staff removed the affected chair but won't re-open until pest control cleared the area. library patrons are concerned about this growing trend. >> i'm wondering why -- i thought it was an isolated incident but every day it seems that there's another library that has them. >> menlo park is the third library on the peninsula to shut its doors over bedbug concerns in recent weeks. plying are trying to solve the case of a beating death in san francisco. they hope surveillance footage will generate some leads. 23-year-old audrey carey of montreal was in golden gate park part of a backpacking trip. her body was found in the park saturday morning.

police say she suffered blunt- force trauma to the head. >> when we traced people's steps back very common you'll be caught on camera throughout san francisco because it's so densely populated. there's a lot of coffee shops, a lot of stores that have video surveillance set up. >> the one thing making the investigation especially difficult hundreds of thousands of people were in the park last weekend for the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. so police don't know who was going in and out of that area. get ready to see new wind and solar farms as do the state. today governor brown signed into law a landmark green energy bill a leader in climate change. it requires the state to get half of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030 and gives california the most ambitious rue thible energy goal of any -- renewable energy goal of any state. volkswagen is dealing with the recall affecting millions of their vehicles.

kiet do has the details of their next step.>> reporter: good morning. volkswagen says if all goes as planned then the recall will begin in january and then all 11 million affected vehicles should be fixed by the end of next year. in most cases, it's a software update. but some cars could be getting new injectors or catalyzers. temporary workshops may have to be set up for the complex cases. with all the various models, vw has to come up with thousands of fixes and they set aside $7 billion to handle the recall and will likely face steep fines from the epa for rig the diesel engines to trick smog detectors and allow those vehicles to emit pollution 10 to 40 times the legal limit. u.s. dealers were stunned with a stop sale order of all the affected vehicles. >> there's been a group of customers that's been concerned about, you know, feeling like they have been duped through the process. and, you know, there's a lot of emotion when something like this of this magnitude happens. and i think at the stage of the game that we're at now is most

customers have been very understanding. and they are just -- they are waiting for what the plan is going to be. >> reporter: california has about 55,000 affected vehicles. now, a couple at healdsburg filed a class action lawsuit since customers paid a premium for those so-called clean diesel engines. volkswagen has a website where you can plug in your v.i.n. number to see if your vehicle is recalled. the cars are still legal to drive. kiet do, kpix 5. san jose. football fans flying out of san francisco airport have something to cheer about today. a new nfl exhibit opened this morning as part of a series of pre-super bowl events called a nation's game. the nfl from the pro football hall of fame. it includes game worn items from all 32 nfl teams and a photo history of the 49ers. >> and there's just all these amazing moments from all the past super bowls so you get this experience of what it's like to -- to have the magic of super bowl come to life. >> organizers say they put this

all together to get fans excited about the upcoming 50th super bowl game which is right here on channel 5. sfo worked with the hall of fame and the nfl to make the exhibit possible. daily fantasy sports operator fanduel says it is banning all employees from playing any daily fantasy sports for cash. this comes following reports a draftkings employee may have had an unfair advantage when he won a $350,000 nfl contest on fanduel. fanduel says it's hired former u.s. attorney general michael mukasey to evaluate its internal controls. national football league owners are in town today and holding meetings on possible team moves. the raiders and two other teams will be the topping of conversation. the raiders -- topic of conversation. the raiders and chargers have proposed a shared stadium to be built in carson. the st. louis rams plan to

build a faa silt in englewood. there are some changes after the sharks missed the play-offs for the first time since 2003. pete deboer is the new head coach. martin jones is the top goaltender and this season's captain joe pavelski. the government is testing new technology to help them crackdown on people who illegally fly drones near airports. that technology would help to locate drone operators by detecting the device's radio signal within 5 miles. according to the faa it receives about 100 reports a month from pilots who spot drones flying near planes and airports. a presidential candidate on the defense today what ben carson had to say about guns that has everyone talking. >> and yet another threat on a college campus that has classes canceled for the weekend. >> a view from mount diablo. we have sunshine. the blue skies for the blue angels. the details as the news

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school. graffiti surfaced over the students at a kentucky college will be out of class this week because of a threat to school. graffiti surfaced over the weekend at eastern kentucky university, with the message kill all by 10/8/15. police are taking caution and boosting the presence around the campus. the threat comes in the wake of a deadly shooting last week at an oregon community college. and republican presidential candidate ben carson is on the defense today after remarks he made about last week's oregon shooting. in an interview with cbs, carson stated that if he were faced with a shooter situation, he would rush the gunman. his comments suggests the

victims didn't do enough to stop the shooter drawing harsh criticism from fellow candidates. lindsey graham says the statement is unfair. >> i don't think that's the way to go about questioning people who lost their lives because you have no idea what would you do. >> despite backlash he is strong in the polls trailing front-runner donald trump by a few points. from the campaign trail democratic super pac is sending a loud clear message, joe biden should run for president. the group launching the first television ad on a national cable network. it features a speech biden made about losing his family in a car crash. the ad runs 90 seconds costing $100,000. biden hasn't announced whether he will enter the race. we now know that a dead whale found washed up on the shore in fremont was hit by a ship. the 21-foot juvenile gray whale was found last month, probably

hit by a ship. the marine mammal center says this was the 8th report of a stranded whale this year in the area. more evacuations in south carolina with more flooding. residents in columbia are forced to leave home as crews work to stabilize the beaver dam. days of torrential rains have caused rivers to overflow. national guard troops are using sandbags to help hold back the rising waters. and a number of rivers near the coast is still threatening to wipe out dams. at least 11 have failed. the coast guard is continuing its search today for a u.s. cargo ship that sank in the bahamas. those helping with the search are hoping to get their hands on the voyage data recorder today to find out details about the final hours 33 people including 28 americans were on board. it sank during hurricane joaquin. crews found a survival suit and life jacket from the el faro in the area. snuck outside for a quick

cup of coffee and it's a nice day yeah big way. >> i have only been able to see it through my satellite. let check in with our weather watchers. right now 80 degrees according to dana in novato. thank you for checking in with us, dana. let's go over me, mike in san jose reporting 76 degrees, mid- 70s. humidity is still high in the san jose area. that's good news because as each day progresses, the relative humidity is going to trail off with drier air mass. that's the scene in san jose right now. wall-to-wall sunshine. the sky is just seamless! temperatures in the 60s and 70s. it is now 70 degrees in san francisco. that was lick observatory, where it look like the camera lens went dark there so we head on over to the coast where the coast is clear, a few high, thin clouds, that's about it, lots of blue skies. this is the scene from sausalito towards san francisco. the skyline.

and we can see nicely from -- it is the lawrence hall of science located at the university of california in berkeley. blue skies, bright sunshine, warmer today away from the bay. and we have some drier air mass that's working its way this way but gosh, i want to point your attention to this right here. leading edge of a little bit of precipitation into the pacific northwest. this is a huge cloud shield. this is a plume of moisture that streams all the way to the south of the hawaiian islands. it's all associated with hurricane oho. and this hurricane is already breaking some records because it's, um, usually not very common that we see hurricanes develop this late in the hurricane season. and especially in that part of the central pacific. now, right now it looks like it's going to intensify more before it shears off all over the next couple of days and loses its intensity. but computer models want to take some of the moisture into the pacific northwest with gusty winds into western british columbia. we are under the influence of high pressure diverting cloud cover and rain showers to the

north of us. we'll keep an eye on that. it could impact our surf over the weekend. high pressure continues to strengthen and as it does so temperatures are going up. 80s in throughout the central valley. 72 in the high sierra where currently it's 66 degrees. sundown at 6:43, shaving off 2 minutes and 23 seconds of sunlight than yesterday. 70s and 80s up to 86 degrees our outside number today. that will be to the east of brentwood and to the south in gilroy. west winds 45 to 10. there's your thursday through saturday climbing into the 90s. and i got to tell you that it's a benign weather pattern each and every day. temperatures, yeah, pretty much stable. >> you don't have to do a lot of work. >> not really. did you see that hurricane out there? >> yeah. >> i know, i know. >> we know you're working hard. >> where's your blog? >> oh-oh! >> while they fight, let's look at the big board right now. [ laughter ] >> let's see what that's doing.

hey. it doesn't look bad. dow is up 72 points. >> we love you, roberta. [ laughter ] [ overlapping speakers ] hey, some sweet treats. i could use one. enthusiasts want to stick around, la boulange is back. i hope i am. we'll be right back. but first, we want to invite all you pet lovers send us your questions about their health and well-being. just email pets@kpix.com or on our facebook page, and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. on medicare fraud. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. to investigate it prosecute it and stop criminals our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud you can help guard your medicare card don't give out your card number over the phone call to report any suspected fraud we're cracking down on medicare fraud

15:53:52 boulange! they've returned! thank heavens! 15:53:56 (trt :04) the bright, blue doors.. op yesterday on pine street in francisco under a new name: la boulange is back. bay area pastry lovers rejoice. >> it's returned, thank heavens. >> it's opened under la boulangerie. >> it tries to bring back french roots and bringing that french style basically back where you feel like a kid again. >> starbucks bought out the la boulange chain and closed all the bakeries last month. founder pascal rigo is now resurrecting six of them. la boulangerie de san francisco will open next week on union street. pete's coffee will have new

coffee on the shelves acquiring portland based stumptown coffee roasters. pete's will have access to high- end specialty coffees. terps haven't been disclosed but stumptown will continue to operate independently. dunkin' donuts has a response to all day breakfast rollout from mcdonald's. they are testing out a bacon lover's sausage sandwich and sweet black peppercorn bacon sandwich and haven't forgotten about donut lovers. it will also feature a crispy crumbled bacon maple glazed donut. the fall is here and that means it's time for the big weekend get-togethers and that means it's a popular time for dips using avocados. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is haas variety avocados. this time of year, with the sports and dip, sales increase.

let me tell you why they use haas variety avocados for the dip first selection and storage. when you buy them, look right here, nice color all the way around, nice and dark very important. free from any greening. if there is a little, it's okay. good chance they won't ripen probably at home. slight give to the touch, stem attached. store them on the counter not in the refrigerator. they turn black in the refrigerator. the reason they are so great in dips and salsa is because the high oil content it had holds up well. the green variety avocados like the bacon variety and the ones out of florida, bacon, that's the variety, they have more of a water base to them than oil. 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.

>> thank you. our jobs report this afternoon, jill schlesinger has honor the field of pharmacy. reporter: it's american pharmacist month and a good time to explore this expanding field. once a profession filled with owner operated storefronts, today's pharmacists work in chain stores, hospitals, clinics and companies. some dispense medications and answer patient questions. clinical pharmacists may go on rounds in a hospital with a physician or healthcare team. others work in pharmaceutical companies and marketing, sales or research and development. to become a pharmacist, you need a doctor of pharmacy, which is typically a four-year professional degree. you also need to be licensed and complete continuing education throughout your career. if you are not ready to make that commitment right now, you might consider starting as a pharmacy technician. in that role, you would work under the supervision of a pharmacist and you can learn more about what the position entails. in california, you need a license to be a pharmacy technician. to learn more, go to pharmacy.ca.gov.

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with only 79 shopping days neiman marcus dare i say it? christmas is right around the corner. >> hard to believe. >> 79 shopping days until christmas. luxury retailer nieman marcus is unveiling their 89th annual christmas book. the surprise feature this year is a huge interactive mirror. look at that. items in the christmas book

range from $10 to $400,000. one of the top gifts, a trip to space for $90,000 or a dream vacation to italy for $150,000. okay. coming up tonight at 5:00, trying to cancel your cable subscription can be a huge headache. and now a new service is promising to do all the dirty work for a small fee. got that story and more coming up at 5:00. >> we are still doing the math. >> i know. >> we got italy for 150,000 but hey. >> i'll take a hostel for $100 a night. >> there you go. >> have a great afternoon. >> take care. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

oh, well that's a good price. seriously? i'll grab two. get ready to save. love the honey nut cheerios. the safeway stock up sale is on. now with your club card, nature valley granola bars are 2 for $5. yoplait yogurt, ten for $5. and foster farms fresh chicken is 25% off. honey, can you bring the truck? the safeway stock up sale. it's just better.

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