your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. now at noon, melee on the interstate. a scary moment when a deadly shooting forces the partial closure of a busy east bay freeway. good afternoon, everyone. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat.

one person was killed, another injured, during that shooting on eastbound i-80 near pinole valley road. kpix 5's anne makovec reports, police don't think it was random. >> reporter: i-80 in pinole was shut down for 6 hours overnight as officers investigated the second shooting to shut down the interstate in less than two weeks. at around 11:00 last night, a man was driving eastbound on 80 near the appian overcrossing when another car pulled up and someone started firing. >> it appears that the car had been shot through the driver's side multiple times. >> reporter: the driver later died at the hospital. a woman passenger was shot in the arm. the shooter is still on the loose. >> it was not a random act of violence. it appears that this vehicle and people inside the vehicle were targeted. >> reporter: meanwhile, the investigation continues into a shooting near i-80 on november 2. about 4 miles away from last night's shooting, a man was critically injured when someone shot up his car in san pablo,

bringing rush hour traffic to a standstill with two lanes closed for hours. there is no indication, though, that the two shootings are related. in pinole, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> police say the victims were both east bay residents believed to be in their 30s. we now know the identities of the two people who died in a hostage standoff in san jose's cambrian area. the victim was 53-year-old yoland najera. she was shot to death inside her home on monday night. the man who police say was responsible also lived at the camden avenue home at one point. investigators are trying to figure out the chain of events that ended with officers killing the gunman in a shootout. police say the gunman was leonel acevedo and he started shooting at them when he came out of the house. one officer was wounded but that injury is minor. new at noon a 19-year-old was arrested early this morning for allegedly making terroristic threats at the university of missouri. police say 19-year-old hunter park used a social media app "yik yak" and said he would

shoot every black person he sees. this is after weeks of racial turmoil and missteps by teachers at th school. a university of missouri professor was caught on camera confronting a student journalist and is quitting. >> you need to get out! >> i actually don't. >> all right. hey, who wants to help me get this reporter out of here! i need some muscle over here! >> the video shows assistant professor melissa click pushing a student, covering his camera and mocking him. she said, i regret the language and the strategies i used and sincerely apologize for my behavior. let's take a look outside at coit tower, of course. the sky looks very clear at that angle. i just went out about a half- hour ago, roberta, and it was actually nice, a little bit of chill. >> you went out? >> i did. >> you didn't even invite me? > i'm sorry.

>> there is a chill. but we have blue skies and fresh air. this is the cool air mass with the passage of monday's storm system. right now we have a beautiful view looking towards angel island and alcatraz and right now, our air temperatures are standing pretty much in the 50s rebounding nicely after bottoming out at 43 in san jose to 59 now. it's 60 in pleasanton after bottoming out at 34 degrees. temperatures to the north right now 60 in santa rosa after a morning low of 32 degrees. no frost advisory in effect for tonight. but you'll notice away from the bay our temperatures will still dip down into the mid-30s from santa rosa swinging around to napa and sonoma and then well into the eastern portion of our bay area at 38 degrees in livermore. closer you get to the bay water temperatures into the 40s. we have rain, it is back in the forecast. we'll pinpoint the day you should expect it, that's coming up later in this broadcast. oakland mayor libby schaaf in new york today to convince the nfl owners why the raiders should stay in oakland. she is making her pitch without

a deal in place for a new stadium, and she is not offering any public money and subsidizing it. instead she is using her 45 minutes to talk about oakland's appeal for pro football and wants to make improvements to the area around the coliseum too. >> what we have to sell right now is an incredible market. could be in the range of $100 million. not taking existing city money away, just using the future revenues generated by a new project. >> schaaf says she wants to attract people from all over the bay area. plans include upgrading the coliseum bart station. medical marijuana is coming to marin. county supervisors voted yesterday to allow dispensaries in unincorporated areas which could be a huge economic boost. statewide, medical marijuana generates up to $105,000 in sales tax. like other bay area counties,

the various cities in marin can still ban dispensaries. president obama placing a we at the tomb of the unknown soldier during a veterans day ceremony at the arlington national cemetery. the president asked the nation to keep vets in their thoughts. >> whether you served proudly in the army, navy, air force, marines or coast guard, you're part of an unbroken chain of patriots who have served this country with honor through the life of our nation. >> president obama also announced plans to boost funding for the department of veterans affair. and in san jose, city liters are vowing to help homeless vets. kpix 5 reporter kiet do explains what they plan to do. >> reporter: a bold ambitious plan to try to end homelessness among veterans here in santa clara county launches today and it is called, all the way home. the goal is to try to find homes for the estimated 700 homeless vets here in the county. many of them already have housing vouchers in their hands

but cannot find an opening so one. key components of the campaign is -- so one of the key components of the campaign is $5 million to have landlords make improvements and affordable housing. >> we are here to end veterans homelessness by 2018 in this valley. >> reporter: starting tomorrow, u.s. military veterans in california will be able to apply for special driver's licenses. the dmv says the word veteran will appear on the licenses allowing vets to show proof of military service without having to carry all that paperwork around. veterans will need to get their military discharge certificates, bring them to a cal vet office to get a veterans status verification form and bring that form to the dmv. >> that will enable them to easily and officially identify themselves as a veteran. before that you had to produce a documents that is sometimes hard to find, or anyone can claim they are a veteran. >> reporter: the cost of the special license is $5.

in downtown san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. legendary san francisco burlesque performer carole doda has died. she was born in sonoma county and grew up in san francisco. she got her start performing topless at the condor club in the north beach in the 1960s. she later was a bay area tv host and owned a local lingerie boutique. she was 78. an elderly north bay couple has been found safe. sam and maria walkos were found in paso robles last night in business is. they told police they wanted -- in san luis obispo. they told police they wanted to take a little vacation and planned to go home today. a motorist recognized them when they asked for directions. republicans hit the ground running hours after tuesday's debate. a look back at the issues they weighed in on. >> plus, a new study shows more california drivers are plugging into electric cars.

how a new incentive is driving up sales when we come back.

workers. they were among new at noon, a commercial real estate firm in south florida is mourning the loss of seven coworkers. they were among the nine people killed in a small jet crash yesterday in ohio. investigators are looking to see what happened causing the jet to crash and explode. the pilot and copilot died in the accident. one person is dead and as many as 11 others injured in a powerful house explosion in northern new jersey. 13 people were inside the home at the time. firefighters believe another five people may still be trapped inside the home. officials believe it was caused by a natural gas explosion, but they are not sure what set off the blast.

republican presidential hopefuls during it out -- duking it out last night in the fourth debate. then they went right back on the campaign trail. craig boswell is in washington with who came out on top. >> reporter: the top republican presidential candidates were back on the road and back to attacking their opponents just hours after the latest gop debate. >> you know, jeb as you know is a big "common core" person. i don't even like to bring up his name because honestly -- >> i'm not happy about that. >> reporter: donald trump took questions from the crowd in new hampshire over breakfast. >> i want to thank you for energizing the nomination process on the republican side. >> reporter: dr. ben carson was in virginia speaking to students at liberty university. >> we must be willing to stand up for what we believe in. >> reporter: the debate itself was more tame than previous events, especially the cnbc debate two weeks ago which was widely criticized. >> this was a good substantive debate. we talked about issues and enjoyed that. i'm glad we had one and i hope all the other ones will be like that. immigration was the issue

that you brought out the sharpest divide. >> for the 11 million people, come on, folks! we all know you can't pick them up and ship them across -- back across the border. it's a silly argument! >> dwight eisenhower: you don't get nicer, you don't get friendlier, they moved a million and a half people out. we have no choice. >> even having this conversation sends a powerful signal, they are doing high fives in the clinton campaign right now when they hear this. >> reporter: that part is true. clinton's spokesman tweeted we are doing high fives right now. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. just in time for the holidays, gas prices are dropping. that's according to the aaa. gas is down 7 cents a gallon from last month and is expected to drop even more in december. looking at prices around the bay, the average price is $2.83 a gallon. most expensive gas goes to san francisco, that is at $2.88 and

concord boasts the cheapest at $2.72 a gallon. researchers from ucla found that solo drivers want access into the hov lane and they are willing to buy electric cars to get it. the study finds more than 24,000 electric car purchases were because of the hov lane incentive. that's 40% of all-electric cars sold. the countdown to super bowl 50 is on and starting today you can buy tickets to the nfl experience interactive theme park. fans can run actual nfl drills, win official merchandise and meet players. you can snap a selfie with the vince lombardi trophy. the park opens in january at san francisco's moscone center. super bowl 50 airs february 7th. you can watch it right here on kpix 5. and i know roberta has been counting this morning, 88 days away. you know what those trophies are made out of? who they're made by? tiffany's. >> oh!! >> my favorite. what other city can say they

have 8 vince lombardi trophies? 5 with the 49ers and 3 with our raiders. good afternoon to our weather watchers who are checking in after a chilly start it morning. 54 degrees robert sullivan in redwood city. thank you so much, sir, for checking in with us. then again we have right here 62 degrees. that would be dana. she is saying it's a beautiful day. spot on, dana. we have the road to 50 tour in napa with the high temperature of 61 degrees. you can see again those trophies at the napa valley film festival. south now we have blue skies visibility unlimited at this hour. here's another view from sausalito looking towards the beautiful skyline of the city of san francisco. another look this time around from the university of californi -- in becker. this is the abundance of blue skies. this is the view from the

lawrence hall of science. what you can expect today after a freezing start with the temperatures dipping down to 32 in santa rosa. sweat ever weather during the day today with -- sweater weather during the day today with a northwest wind 5 miles per hour. rain sunday morning. it just keeps moving its timing up and up. this is the area of low pressure that brought us all those lightning strikes on monday, brought lots of snow today to denver, colorado. four inches of snow this morning. in its wake we have a pool of cool air, high pressure continuing to build in providing us with bright sunshine, dry conditions and upstream is an area of low pressure. it's developing in the gulf of alaska. it's going to surge down south and bring us that rain on raiders sunday so be prepared for that during the game. we currently have 53 going up to 59 in sacramento. it's 62 on its way up to 62 in monterey. sundown at 5:02. before then, we have temperatures 50s and 60s. 65 today. warmer thursday, strengthening ridge of high pressure provides

us with mid-60s to low 70s friday and saturday. here comes the rain and if our computer models are correct, a quarter to half inch of rain throughout the central bay as much as an inch or more in the wettest locations. we want you to check in with us at cbssf.com/weatherwatchers and tell us what your weather is like in your neighborhood. some people want a weather station for christmas. >> everyone wants to be your bbf. >> except you. [ laughter ] retailers are now gearing up for a big holiday season. more than half of u.s. retailers plan to hire extra workers. that's according to a survey by careerbuilder.com. the national retail federation forecasts holiday sales will be up 3.7% this year compared to a year ago. that's much better than the 10- year average increase of 2.5%.

anheuser-busch has bought miller. the $107 billion deal combines the world's two largest brewers of beer. they will make almost a third of beer consumed in the world. >> that's a lot of beer. let's take a look at the big board on wall street today on this midweek. it's veterans day. it's a bit of a holiday. and it's off a bit but in the a lot down about 37. executives from the e- commerce company alibaba rang the opening bell today at the new york stock exchange. the company reported a whopping $14.3 billion in sales during china's singles day celebration. it's held every year on november 11 in china. in today's jobs report, jill schlesinger looks at some of the best paying jobs in america. reporter: very few people are going to pull in the salary of a superstar athlete, hollywood movie star or fortune 500 ceo. so what's the best paying job that an average person can land? according to data, anesthesiologists have the best paying jobs in america. nationally the specialized doctors earn $246,320 a year.

in fact, in the list of highest paid jobs, 16 of the top 30 are in the medical field. but if medical school followed by a four-year residency program sounds like more schooling than you had in mind, you might consider a career as a nurse anesthetist which comes in at 14 on the list. duties typically include administering, anesthesia, monitoring a patient's vital signs and overseeing recovery from anesthesia. the average nurse anesthetist in the bay area earns nearly $142,000 a year and demand for these specialized nurses is expected to grow 31% between now and 2022. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

to make wise choices and re la concerns about carbonated water and its effects on our health today. experts say it's up to consumers to make wise choices and read the labels. many contain added sugar and artificial sweeteners causing cavities and weight gain. >> while they still don't have calories or sugar, they may be affecting our tastebuds, our hunger later in the day. >> seltzer and club soda are better alternatives but they too cause health concerns. the healthiest alternative is to infuse regular water with

fruit. speaking of fruit, whether you're making a crisp cobbler or using them in a salad. >> bartlett pears are a fall favorite arriving in the market now. here's tony with a few tips. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is going to be is bartlett pears. a new crop in the market. i did a tip on them from chili but now there's a new crop. it's the fall. the pears are out and they are wonderful. the bartlett is one of my favorites. but they are tricky to select and store. light green no shriveling, make sure the stem is attached. store them on the counter. they will change to a nice yellow color and sugar spots with come out but don't wait until they're too soft because they become mushy. when they're yellow with a few spots, that's when they are the best to enjoy. the bartlett pears, new crop in

the market. it's a wonderful thing. and i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer, and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. if you have a consumer problem or question, email our hot live at consumerwatch@cbssf.com. or call the hotline at 888-5- helps-u. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,

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repairs is through the roof. the self inspection you can do on your own. that story and more at 5:00. >> i know for a good fact my brother is a roofing contractor over in the east bay. his phone is just going nuts. it has been for two months. he can't get his work done. >> great business for him and great that people are preparing, right? >> that's right. >> we do have rain moving in sunday morning. it will affect the raiders football game. yeah. and up to an inch of rain on sunday. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com

>> liam: i'm right, though, aren't i, about ridge? >> caroline: liam, what -- what's happening right now? what is with all the questions? >> liam: i'm not -- i'm not trying to pry. i know it's between you and ridge, but when you show me a sonogram like that, i can't help thinking it is pretty amazing, considering... >> caroline: i-i don't know what you want me to say. i think it's weird that you're even asking me. >> liam: what are you even doing right now acting all offended that i'm asking? i mean, we're cousins. we're family. we tell each other everything anyway. look, ridge had a vasectomy. correct? but he also has this... condition. okay. i'm gonna take that as a yes. which means that it is kind of a small miracle that you're having this child.