in monrovia. >> and every time i come to silicon valley every time i come to this region i'm excited about america's future. >> the focus was on jobs and getting america back to work, many of the questions came from those who are unemployed or had been unemployed. >> i lost my job in 2009 i am fortunate enough to have found another position. >> i am from chicago on recently unemployed. >> will be a statement of enforcement for those that are looking for work today? >> the main message that i have for you is the problem is not you, the problem is the economy as a whole. >> the presidencies on the topic to push his jobs bill. >> the american people need help right now the proposal that we before in the american jobs act will not only help us now but will help us in the future and lay the foundation for our long term success. >> the president talked about taxing the rich,

education until the social security and medicare. >> you can tell your mom that medicare and social security will be there for. guaranteed. >> some 300 link in members and employees attended the town hall. for countless others watch online as well as submit questions unfortunately the president was only able to answer eight questions during the hour-long session. he did address the political animosity going on in washington d.c. he said his jobs bill will only passed of those will contact their congress people and tell them to pass the bill. he says that there is plenty of self interest going on in washington d.c. and congress needs to know instead they need to do what is right for the country. at the computer history museum in mountain view, i am dan kerman with kron4 news. >> you can watch the entire town hall meeting with president obama for yourself with a posted on our web site. president obama as jobs pitch in silicon valley comes at a time when california's

unemployment is on the rise. the golden stateis lagging far behind others in this recession. >> in the 1930's california with the promised land for the midwestern people who lost their farms to foreclosure. this great recession of 2008 has turned out to be a different story aside from a few bright spots like the bay area california's job market has virtually dried up in recent months, since may, the state has only at 11,000 jobs in the unemployment rate is climbing again to more than 12%. in fact, only nevada has a higher jobless rate. four years ago before the recession mich., and mississippi were the only states with unemployment rates above 6%. california's the 5.8%, in june of 2009 when the recession officially ended, nevada and michigan top 12%. now, nevada is still over 12 percent and so is

california. last week, the economist at ucla said that some sections of the state may not see a recovery for another five years. >> some encouraging news on the national job front, macy's says that it plans on hiring nearly 8000 seasonal workers this holiday season that is about 4 percent more than last year. the new hires who were both in the retail stores and filling on my orders. the death of a cancer patient in the east bay is being called a tragic accident. this as multiple agencies now launch investigations into the case. it happened here, in oakland, the hospital management said the patient died because of a medical error. while she was under the care of a replacement worker, the hospital has been using temporary nurses after a one day strike last week that led to a lockout. this is a picture of the patient her name is judith, she was being treated at the open facility for an

undisclosed type of cancer. teresa estacio reports that investigators say this could end up being a criminal matter. >> the california medical board and the state department of public health and the alameda county coroner's office, these are few the agencies have launched a full-scale investigations into the death of this woman, judith ming she was being treated here at this medical center in oakland when this past saturday according to the hospital, she died group-- due to a medical error that occurred by the replacement nurse. here is the cold from the medical center. >> a spokesperson the california department of health tells kron4 that due to privacy matters that cannot elaborate on the investigation however they will say that they will send personnel to conduct interviews. the agency has the authority to fine the

hospital, the california medical board has the authority to pull licenses if they find malpractice. oakland police are also involved. monday a spokesperson said that they're in the beginning stages of looking into the woman's death. >> is this too soon to say whether this will be or will not be a criminal investigation? >> i think it is too soon, is still very early in the investigation there are a lot of questions that we need answers to. >> her death took place when they have locked out regular nurses who took place in the one day strike last week. this is the of the van the various state agencies say the investigation could take six months up to one year to complete. >> and a nurse who nursemi ng before the lockout spoke with kron4 about her patient calling her death tragic and shocking. >> yes, i know this patient she was very kind and compassionate woman. i would go on her room and she would hold out her hand to me and

i would hurled her hand and be there for her and we talked a lot--hold her hand and be there for her, and we talked a lot about her illness and we go this point. i know her husband very well. >> coming up at 6:00 p.m. you will hear from a friend of the victim who said the patient's death is particularly devastating because she had been showing signs of improvement. >> an elderly man in a wheelchair was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver this happened in santa clara on sunday. the name of the victim has died yet been released. rob fladeboe explains what happened and how the police are hoping to test the driver. >> we were literally above it. we're on the second floor. >> judging from the bags and the groceries that she saw on the street, she said that the victim may have been out shopping. >> we assumed at that point that she been coming from the store, there is a safe way down the street.

>> police said the 67 year- old man was in a wheelchair trying to cross homestead road when he was hit by a vehicle going westbound on homestead shortly before 1:00 a.m. on sunday. police believe the victim was he right about here, and that he in his wheelchair were then drag all the way up there to the next intersection some 300 ft. away. the elderly man later died hospital, police are now hunting for a felony hit-and-run driver. they have no suspect or vehicle description at this point they do believe that the vehicle sustained heavy damage to the front end and the windshield. they're asking the public for help and so is this woman who says that she cannot get the side of the mangled will check out her mind. >> it is terrible, i cannot honestly feel that anybody, or how anybody could actually have on their conscience, how does someone deal with that type of situation and will day-by-

day as though it is ok, it is all right? >> today the national transportation safety board released its final report on the san bruno explosion that left eight people dead and many more injured. the 152 page report outlines a year of investigative work on what went wrong last year in the san bruno explosion. it then gives new recommendations not only to pg&e, but also to state and federal officials. >> much of the information has gradually come out but today we get a first look at the final report, all 152 pages that blames pg&e for the relocation pipeline project back in 1956 that put the pike in the ground. i have two different pieces of paper, pink and green, this represents the pipeline it went to the ground, you can see the different sections or what is called pups when these are put

together they're supposed to be welded on the outside and also the inside, according to the report is only welded on the outside creating a faulty pipe line that was not caught by pg&e, the state, or the fed for 54 years. >> if pg&e had pressure tested the line on completion of construction is likely that this is inferior piece of pipe with a failed. but pg&e was not required to pressure test .the line. >> since this disaster happened i continue to have been a number of new recommendations out in this report that is something i am working on putting together my a clock store. reporting in the studio i'm j.r. stone with kron4 news. >> a live look outside big

changes out there this afternoon sunny skies over oakland, and sunny skies for the entire bay area including the coastline, temperatures are a lot warmer than what we saw yesterday it is just a very nice day compared to yesterday. 67 san francisco, 64 1/2 moon bay, '70s for the bayshores. '70s down in the south bay as well. upper '70's and low eighties for the inland valleys. it is 11 degrees warmer in livermore, 10 degrees warmer in concord, 9 degrees warmer in redwood city and seven degrees warmer in san jose. here's what you can expect that there tomorrow and through the rest of the week. no warning fall tomorrow, even warmer through the afternoon this will be a warm week always through thursday and on friday we start to see changes. friday will be our transition day into the weekend we will have much cooler temperatures and a chance of showers. i'll have details on your extended forecast coming up. >> the ground has been shaking the last couple of days here in the bay area

five small earthquakes have brought a different section of the region since yesterday. the latest quake hit north east which is in napa county early this morning the 3.0 struck about 2:00 a.m. this morning, and then later a 2.0 struck about 5 mi. away that was followed by 2.1 a few minutes later. then last night, a 3.5 earthquake struck the mouse from san leandro and the east bay that happened just after 8:00 p.m. last night. moments later a 2.3 hit daly city about 3 mi. from the san francisco zoo. >> new at 5:00 p.m. occupying austria we shall the process that is growing in new york city. and a case of accused police brutality caught on tape. an officer involved shooting leaves one man dead in oakland. we lifted the situation surrounding this shooting and why eyewitnesses said the police are taking part in a cover-up. and the trial for conrad murray is about

to start in california. we have a preview of the doctor who is accused of giving michael jackson and medication that ended his life. now the oakland raiders' new season all ahead.

the >> and national news, the protest over wall street's role in the nation's economic crisis continues to grow in new york city. over the weekend dozens of people were arrested during the occupy wall street protests as it is called. these are photographs of some of the protesters that were taken into police custody. the protesters have been gathering for more than a week. and meanwhile video has surfaced on line in what appears to be a new york police officer approached a group of protesting women and sprang the eyes of pepper spray. are in and a reporter has a look to the video and tells us why the hacker group anonymous is now getting involved. >> this video posted on youtube has sparked a lot of outrage you can see the women protesting standing on

the sidewalk behind a police barricade when two officers in white shirts start walking quickly up to the group, look, one of him has his hand outstretched holding a spray canister, then you can see the liquid sprayed into the air at the woman turns away screaming with eyes closed as the officer read holsters the canister and walks away. a photographer that witnessed the incident put up a post with this blown up image of the officer's badge showing his last name. and now the hacking group is getting involved and has posted information about the officer including possible phone numbers and addresses and in the document they right before you commit atrocities against innocent people think twice. we are watching, expect us. in an interview with the new york times the nypd said that the pepper spray was deployed appropriately.

>> and it was a long time coming the boeing finally delivered its 787 jet. this is the scene as the officials handed over the keys to the owner of the first dream minor. the airline ordered 55 of the 787 in all. more than 800 have been ordered around the world. the dream liner was supposed to fly passengers three years ago but has been delayed by production and design problems. boeing says that this aircraft's features a smoother ride with larger windows and large storage bins, and cleaner cabin air. heavy rains created a big mess here at west central florida this weekend. the could these pictures, this was the scene in tampa on sunday drivers were slowly treading through this emerge streets. local officials had to shut down several roads because all the water. some people living in the area reported a heavy flooding in their homes, police say no one was hurt during all this misty weather.

[music] >> we also saw little rain this weekend and nothing of that magnitude, right now conditions are really nice. as we head into tomorrow we'll see warmer conditions no fog expected to our morning a few high clouds streaming to the bay area drop the day temperatures during the day in the '50s, warming up quickly in the '70s by noon, and the 4:00 hour 77 01, 72 san francisco and 84 in san jose. take a look more temperatures that you have to do tomorrow morning, to enter the widespread in the upper 50s even in the low 60s and a couple of spots, by noon temperatures are warm into the '70s but it will hit 80's in fairfield and livermore. the late afternoon hours bring even warmer conditions getting back into the 90s in places like fairfield, antioch, aging into the 90s in concord in 72 in san francisco. will bill warmer than 80 in palo alto and low warmer than 80 in

petaluma. widespread 80's in the south bay. into our inland valleys, the temperatures are mainly in the low 90s. a couple of places are clinging to the 80's. our east bayshores are very comfortable in the '70s and '80s tomorrow afternoon. also in the '70s and '80s for the peninsula locations along the coastline, temperatures are very comfortable in the mid to upper 60 for the most part. 67 half moon bay, 65 ocean beach. in the north bay the temperatures a widespread to the 80's, 91 fairfield and 87 and 89 in santa rosa. it with your extended forecasts for the week. and now we could have another system passing to the north on

saturday. sunday at possibility of showers and temperatures will be cooler to the weekend as well. >> we have a programming note to tell you about the blue angels and fleet week special coming up on kron4. october 8th we will air a one-hour special at 3:00 p.m.. tune in for the best view of the blue angels as a fly over the bay area, again this saturday october 8th here on kron4, we will be right back.

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>> at 5:30 p.m. controversies surrounding a fatal officer involved shooting in oakland why an eyewitness told kron4 that he thinks officers are trying to cover up their actions. michael jackson's doctor is about to go on trial, a preview of the case against conrad murray ahead.

[music] >> @ 5:30 p.m. police shoot and kill a man in east bay city and there is controversy surrounding it.

here adjutancy on our map near 99th avenue and cherry street in east oakland, this is the oakland police department's fifth officer involved shooting this year. that matches last year total number of officers involved shootings. we show you what happened. >> the traffic stop in to the man shot to death by an oakland police officer here on the 9900 block of cherry street. residents point to where a bullet punctured this metal fence post and from their home at shots rang out at the end of what oakland police say started as a traffic stop here and then turned into a foot pursuit down cherry street on of the occupants in the vehicle started running. opd investigators say to police officers were able to chase the man down a physical confrontation occurred in this location open police say during the struggle the officers noticed that the man was in possession of a firearm that

is when one of the officers discharge his weapon wounding the individual who was announced did the scene the residents here say they saw their retrieval weapon from the are that belong to the individual involved in the shooting. >> we spoke with an eye witness to that shooting he says that he thinks that officers are involved in a cover-up. >> when this cherry tree resident who asked not to reveal his identity for the story notice an altercation between the oakland police officers in a man they were chasing happening right outside of his living-room window he took out his cellphone camera and start recording. >> i started recording the dow over there he was lying on the floor. and one of officers to lead to shock the camera and that is what i did. >> he said that he shut his

camera off, the opd officer came to his front door asking if he recorded in the video. >> he took my phone and then we get back to me, no videos on their. >> there is no cover-up, what happened happened. >> the oakland police officers says why the video was the race from the cellphone is under investigation but adds that officers have the right to confiscate private video recordings. >> in some cases, yes, you can seize vicki--video, it depends on the circumstances, we did retrieve the video, but we are happy to return to the owner. >> and major highways shut down this morning after a police chase ends with a crash, officers close 880 in both areas about 3:00 a.m. this morning that is after the car thief and they were

chasing crash his stolen vehicle and then it ran away. police to shut down 800 and a high we did not reopen until 6:00 a.m. this morning. the suspect is still on the loose, and southern california police officer pleaded not guilty today in the beating death of a homeless man. he faces a second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter charges the judge denied a motion to lower the $1 million bail. he is accused of taking part in the violent arrest that killed kelly thomas, this man a mentally ill person. on friday, and of officer pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter and excessive force. he is currently free on bail. in los angeles, the jury is seated and the lawyers are ready for opening statements in the trial of michael jackson's doctor began to mar. dr. conrad murray was with michael jackson when he died. now he is charged with involuntary manslaughter. ted rawlins looks at the

case against dr. murray. >> your honor i am an innocent man. >> the jury in this trial have several questions to answer, the first is did dr. murray give michael jackson and a lethal dose of pro fall? prosecutors say there is no doubt. >> there is no way that dr. murray prepped michael jackson with a fall and then walked out of that room that is not going to happen that is that the doctor that dr. murray is. >> he claims that the only minister 25 mg a pro fall, for less than what was found in jackson's body by the corner. >> how did give him? >> that is a good question. >> the defense wants to argue that jackson somehow gave himself a lethal dose. >> is it possible for an

individual to inject himself with a drug? yes. >> murray says that he gave it jackson five doses of three different drugs between 1:30 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.. at 10:40 a.m. he says that he gave him the fall-- the propophyl. >> the emergency responders will testify that they believe jackson was dead when they arrived. another question that juries must answer was using this as a sleep aid so reckless that murray should be held responsible for jackson's death? >> doctor after doctor gets up and said the addition never be used outside of a clinical setting outside the hospital or a clinic. >> the fact that the circumstances may be demonstrated to be unusual does not make it a egregious.

>> his defense will argue that jackson was a drug addict and horrible physical shape and that he was getting drugs from other doctors that dr. murray did not know about. prosecutors plan on arguing that jackson was in good shape and plan on showing this clip from the documentary this is thick with jackson recording days before he died. so now, more than two years after jackson's death, a loss angeles jury will be presented with the case and ultimately decide whether and not dr. conrad murray should be held responsible. >> a day very different than what we saw there yesterday, take a look at our roof camera from downtown san francisco. clear skies, little breezy right now we're not seeing any fog. temperatures are up bay area this afternoon and low eighties for the inland valleys. '60s close to the

coastline. 78 los gatos in a look at the change over the past 24 hours. nine to 12 degrees warmer there in the in and out is. a degrees warmer in san jose. we will continue the warming trend as we move into tomorrow. we will start with mostly clear conditions in the '50s for most parts. by noon going up quite quickly as the sea for the inland valleys. five to 10 degrees warmer than what we see this afternoon. i will have details on our possibility of rain this weekend coming up. >> surveillance video shows a student picking a fight with a police deputy. waterspout forming over lake michigan, our internet reporter kimberlee sakamoto has a look at this. >> ticket to the surveillance video showing a brutal fight in a high school in florida, you can see the victim was able to

walk away and deputy step in the look, a student starts beating up the officer. in the past, deputies carry stun guns on campus after this fight, the district is considering bringing them back. over the weekend a possible tornado ripped through northwest mississippi. it ripped the roof off a wal-mart before moving into this neighborhood. communication was knocked out in the area and the local hospital stopped ticking patients. no injuries were reported and the national weather service has not yet recorded if the storm was a tornado. multiple waterspout formed over lake michigan, this was shot near marquette university. urologists say that waterspout are common this time of year in that region because the water is warmer. and one woman has a unique approach to job seeking, she perez the main site of helium balloons and releases them hoping that someone somewhere will see them. she send about 100 resonates out per week.

ticket this, golf carts and not just about getting around the greenie more, a business in texas are fitting the tiny vehicles with limbs, stereo systems, and custom paint jobs. it started about 95 $1 and goes from there. the most expensive that they have ever sold about $23,000. for this edition of taken the this, i and kimberlee sakamoto with kron4 news.

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>> a new week in a new breath of optimism on wall street. the dow jones finished the day 270 points up, closing just above 11,000. the nasdaq was 33 points up. that was to about 2500 and s&p 500 closed 27 points finishing the day near 1163. rob black

is here to talk about winners and losers. the stock market is a winner today. we're so happy to see this because it has been up and down. >> 11,000 that is a big round number. we like that. with that said, it was a rally on europeans fixing their issues. that is kind of a yo-yo story. lucky said, up and down sometimes we get happy some time to get sad. they did not say if things went bad or went well. and it seems to be kind of a kick the can down the road store. will probably have a negative day at some point in time. with that said, they seem to want to work together on expanding a bailout fund which is what we do in the united states. there is a blueprint for them to copy, they want to copy it of the question is do the germans agree with the greeks, do the italians agree with the portuguese? there's kind of a conflict with that with

that said i think we can get through it. >> does the u.s. however role in this? >> 10 diners trying to, but the u.n. officials are kind of laughing at him like you have your own issues but thanks for the advice. >> we can kind of understand that. now we have all losers. i'm sad to say this the sales of new homes hit a six month low, we had a new story about double what i do not understand about the new homes, that there is so much inventory because of the foreclosures on the market should new homes really be a barometer? >> what you need to think about in new homes is jobs. you have electricians, you have many others that help in this process. new homes are imported into the economy may be not to existing homeowners. we saw that average sales dropped

2.3%. the average home american has dropped. new homes are more manageable than existing homes of foreclosure just keeps killing both of them. >> so we will not see much growth in this area? >> may be just that nation, not up or down. but the numbers are on the downside with that said, we're closer to the bottom then we are on the top. >> netflix and amazon? >> both of them came out today with new content. netflix got crushed last week when they announced that they were losing subscribers. within an ounce the 20th-century fox deal over amazon. >> so they had better

movies? >> yes, maybe the better angle is that time warner, it owns hbo and the lofty premium content and cable, we will see if cable is in business in 20, to 30 or 40 years. right now i think it's the business for you and i who stream. >> really quick, now made its first delivery on the 787 certainly a winner. >> as an investor no more delays that is the positive i think that airlines are the winner here because they will get more miles per flight. more fuel efficiency. you and i will enjoy the flights more so. but the winter is no more delays. >> let us hope that the ticket prices go down. thank you rob, senior tomorrow. >> what a difference today makes, similar conditions a few high clouds overhead but no fog expected into tomorrow morning. temperatures throughout as

you have the door was a nice drop the day. by noon in the '70's and low 80's in some spots by 4:05 to 10 degrees warmer than what we saw today. 77 oakland, 72 san francisco 84 san jose. taken into the trenches around the bay area, it is from the south bay, 80's and los gatos. in our inland valleys, temperatures back into the '90s for the most part. 90 in pittsburgh, 91 antioch, 91 and pleasance in walnut creek. these bayshores a very comfortable tomorrow in the upper '70's and low eighties for the most part. 77 oakland, 82 fremont, also in the '70s and '80s for the peninsula along the coast line no- fault is expected to return to be in the mid to upper 60 very nice day coast side. up to the north bay widespread in the '80s, 89 said rosa, 86 sonoma, and getting into the 90s in fairfield. taking a look at our current

satellite and radar picture. we have cloud coverage spreading through seattle and portland, but we are in the clear. that will not be the case this week and we have another chance of showers as we head into saturday. late saturday to sunday, a chance of widespread light rain into the bay area this will continue all day sunday you see this by the 2:00 hour, still going later afternoon hours on sunday. the chances of rain will start to diminish. will be very similar to what we saw there yesterday. will not have to worry about the rain for the next few days, sunny skies and more to to the special into the inland valleys back into the '90s. friday will be a transition day. the condition will start to cool little bit. the fog will return to the coastline will get a chance of rain this weekend. >> the football season is still fresh but there is a new wave of surrounding the oakland raiders to have a big win against the new urgency yesterday. vern glenn joins me to talk

about the good news coming out of the raiders' camp. >> everyone knows the 5:00 show. normally we have the rob like winners and losers, but the vern winners and losers, these raiders are really something. they scored two touchdowns in 42 seconds yesterday. now let me show you the man that is controlling the whole show. his name is you jackson. -- hughugh jackson. the raiders beat the jets 34 to 24. this was in sight of a pact oakland coliseum. >> when you have good players, you give them the ball, you let them make place for you. i think that is why my players enjoy playing for me. i just think you're players appreciate that we believe in them and

i do. i guess i see as a living on the edge a little bit because live in places where people do not do that. people will not make those decisions because they do they could come back to haunt you to, and we all know that. they too can. but now worry about that. >> the guy was so confident, to trick plays back-to-back and the raiders, they just get over . >> now come the new inland patriots coming in and if they beat them, you could make a case that the raiders would be the best three and one team. >> jackson kept pumping up the crowd, letting them be a part with the college, the 12th man? >> we ask him about that, he said yet was hacked, but i want more i am expecting more. we will see, hopefully the raiders will sellout again. >> both home team's one yesterday.

>> the only 13 in a final in nfl history. the 49ers get over the next hour kevin lynch will be in the studio to talk with gary and break that down on what they're doing and where they go from here. >> we will take a break and be right back.

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the >> at 6:00 p.m. a battle over who kill the cancer patient, nurses on strike when hospital but the hospital is blaming the nurses. we have team coverage on what happened. >> big news for bryan stow the giants fan that was being into a coma back in march he is now showing an amazing sight of stress. >> we are not doing all the things that made us great in the past, then we will fall behind. >> the president paid a visit to the bay area. and how many people ran for safety when the earthquake struck the east coast. new video showing a frantic rush try to escape the washington monument and new details on the damage. and the new deal that netflix hopes will give it an edge. [music] >> as 60 of the cancer

patient dies, the hospital said this was due to the wrong doses of medication. now there is a full-scale investigation as well as i accusations that is live been prevented. it all happened here adjutancy on our map. this was in oakland, the hospital management says that temporary workers administered the fatal dose. the nurse had been hired to fill in during a lockout of the hospital's full-time nurses to walk off the job last week in a one day strike concerning benefits. now multiple organizations have launched investigations including the california department of public health and the state medical board, both state agencies issue fines, or pulled licenses. oakland police tell us that they had been conducting interviews and it is too soon to tell when this can be classified as a criminal matter, the hospital issued a statement today calling his death a tragic accident adding that all the nurses are qualified and however a nurse that work with the

deceased patients before the lockout says that had the usual staff been on the job, this would never have happened here >> the event that occurred on saturday could of been prevented if they have led us to turn back to work on friday. i shall look at work friday at 7:00 a.m. and i was turned away. i have worked with and are in for 27 years. on this oncology unit. and i have never heard of an incident like this ever occurring in my career as a nurse. i have worked with steve and nurses and they understand the dynamics of this issue, and yet it would not have occurred even if i was working with a student nurse. >> torres says that she is eager to get back to work starting tomorrow. our team coverage continues with a closer look at the victim, friends of 66 year-old

judith ming they say even though the victim had been diagnosed with cancer earlier this year she had not given up hope. >> it was devastating his judy fall for her life, been a hospital since july she was not doing well but she was fighting. i talk with her husband in the senate she was coming along. she had some treatments and they seem to be working and then he called the other night and told us that she was gone. and he had said that he had seen her the night before she was sitting up in bed talking. so it is just horrible. it is unbelievable rate. my husband said it is a surreal experience because the last time we saw her in a hospital he said we're trying to get to the out of hearing their home. it is just a tragedy what happened. >> the victim lived here in this montclair home for close to 20 years with her husband. friends say they

had been planning on retiring to florida when she was diagnosed with cancer. police are searching for a felony hit-and-run driver that struck and killed an elderly man in a wheelchair. the 67 year-old man was hit as he tried to cross homestead road. it happened shortly before 1:00 a.m. on sunday. there were no witnesses the police said both the man in his wheelchair appeared to have been dragged some 300 ft. to the next intersection. >> our investigators are confident that this vehicle and we do not have an accurate or complete description of the vehicle currently but it will have some significant front in damage and or wind chill damage. anyone with information about a vehicle suspicious vase showing itself would damage may be helpful to close this case. >> it appears the man had been out shopping and a 24

hour safeway, his name had not been made available police said at the corner is still trying to notify the family. and for the latest on how the beaten giants fan bryan stow is recovering his family tells kron4 this evening that he has been able to set up on the side of his bed. his speech is very limited but is not lost his sense of humor with a few words that he says, bryan stow has managed to make everyone laughed. and for the first time since he has been in the hospital and some of this happen, the staff allowed him to go outside. when asked how he felt sitting outside in the sun, he only said two words, it is magical. tomorrow night and open a public memorial will be held for the murder student michelle le. tomorrow night will be four months since michelle le first went missing. her body was discovered a little over a week ago in a remote area. a woman that new michelle lee gisselle esteban has been charged with her murder. and

president obama wrapper of his visit to the bay area today with a town hall meeting in the silicon valley. then permit explains that the focus was on getting america back to work. >> president obama was back in the silicon valley on monday for another town hall meeting. this would focus on jobs in the economy and it was attended by many who are currently out of work. >> i have had a 22 year very successful career in high to management lafayette's of this place. >> my fear is that the longer that i'm unemployed the harder it will be for me to get employed. >> the president seized on the topic to push his jobs bill. >> the americans jobs at will put thousands of teachers back into the classroom, it will make sure that we are rebuilding our infrastructure and it will also make sure that we are providing the small businesses the kinds of tax incentives that will allow bills to hire and succeed.

>> obama says investing in america means someone will have to pay. and as if on cue, one audience member a retired google executive ask this question. >> would you please raise my taxes? the only reason i asked the question is because i wanted to understand that there are people like me, there are a lot of people in my situation who feel like they could do a lot more to help the country. >> in addition to helping in raising taxes on the wealthiest americans, the crowd also heard the president voiced his frustration over her business as usual in washington. >> the problem is things have got so ideologically driven everyone is so focused on the next election and putting party ahead of country that we are not able to solve our problems. that has to change. >> the president never came out and attack republicans directly at the same time that fire that the democratic base has been calling for to get them

recharged was also not evident during the town hall meeting. the president did call on those assembled the contact there congress people if they want that jobs back to pass. >> the president is now on southern california will-- where he will attend three campaign. this is the of the president arriving in san diego on a three day trip to the west coast. starting yesterday in washington state he attended a fund-raiser and tomorrow he will travel to denver, row there he will visit a high school to promote his american jobs act. >> nicer conditions out there today a lot different than what we saw yesterday. temperatures and the 80's and in the valleys. 75:00, 76 san jose and 78 los gatos. temperatures are up over what we saw yesterday. it is 11 degrees more in fairfield, 10 degrees warmer

in concord, five degrees warmer in san francisco and six degrees and are brand san jose. as it headed to market conditions will continue to warm. temperatures will be above average anywhere from a couple of degrees excuse me, eight degrees in livermore, and seven degrees in concord. on the rather-- weather and a chance of grain is moving back after this. oh, i see. a throne for the tv... room for movies... your workout gear... non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to?

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>> new figures from the commerce department showed no signs of recovery. >> will home sales are in the cellar. most houses are sold during the six months between march and august this year's prime by stephen has been the worst since the government started keeping records back in 1960. the

drop in august was the biggest in six months, the average price of a new home was $209,000. one year ago was to let the $26,000. have ye can't lift and just the nation's job situation this thing without jobs americans but it cannot purchase homes. her prediction is that prices will bottom out at the start of 2012. it could be 2015 before there's a recovery. for california and other hard-hit states, it could take decades for prices to return to normal. >> the commerce department's started counting homes on the market back in 1963. the number at the end of last month was the lowest level recorded, as 162,000 across the united states. retailers a meantime are lacking of the holiday shopping season that means hiring a lot of extra workers for their biggest season and the year. kron4 j.r. stone tells you what to watch for if you're looking for a word. >> the sow that and cannot

look a link leader of the tellers quashes the holiday season lead comes to adding much-needed seasonal jobs clear and >> most retailers are being very careful about their hiring. they will hire a core work force of law that is going on right now and then to october. they will hire a secondary flexible work force people they can call and if the traffic is strong live. that hamas is a major league tell us, put us on larry has announced his two car filled with thousands is one of this. macy's said they are hiring 78,000. they expected the lee tillable at the most to their lives, they're also be an increase to on-line shopping as will those jobs outside of the traditional retail. but in any seasonal job, flexibility is keep. >> if you consider our own work muni that they are likely to be a foot in the north. as they begin to see

what you are about they may adjust your hours to muni to fit into your schedule. >> and a new week in a local mod is a member of optimism on wall street, the dow regained some of its losses from last week six c 272. up, closing just above 72,000. the nasdaq was above 2500, and if it is the day near 1163. >> a live look outside this afternoon clear skies of the bay area and little haze in the background, but we will not see any fog. in a bid our current conditions, temperatures warmer out there today and it will be a mild evening. again, no fault expect overnight we

will not see for few days. it will be even more out there tomorrow afternoon this week stays warm all the way through thursday. friday's the transition day before we see cooler conditions this week in with the chance of showers. more on that in a moment first that i temperatures for tomorrow afternoon. 87 morgan hill, a four san jose 86 cupertino. and getting back into the 90s and and and valleys, low 90s for pittsburgh, antioch, pleasanton, livermore also back into the 90s in concord by wednesday. east bayshores '70s and '80s to our afternoon. also in the '70s and '80s for the peninsula. quite comfortable along the coastline to mar. will not see much of the sea breeze wind. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. in the north bay temperatures in the age for the most part mark. 86 sonoma, 84 napa, 91 in fairfield. a look at our satellite and radar picture

a storm up to the north, that is spreading reign through seattle and portland as we have to weaken it looks like we may get clipped with another one just like we did yesterday. light rain into the bay area by 3:00 a.m. on sunday and continuing into the later morning hours on sunday and by the afternoons starting to dry up a little bit. notice it is just that light green shading which means very light rain. in the year extended forecast again warm all the way through thursday. friday will still be warm in the inland valleys the fog will start to return will see a chance of showers late saturday to sunday but improving weather into next week. >> here is a new look at last month's 5.8 magnitude earthquake as it hit washington d.c. this is video inside of the washington monument watch as a tourist starts scrambling down the staircase for safer ground as the debris starts to fall. officials are still working to determine the extent of the damage there you can see the people

beginning to run out, the initial cracks in the monument were filled, but officials believe that there may be more. >> the good news is that the monument is structurally sound and not going anywhere it is a testament to their original builders that the monument has withstood not just this earthquake but an even larger one in the late 1800's. they obviously knew what they're doing. the heavy is damage appears to be concentrated at the very top of the monument in what is called the pyramidion, were large cracked up to one and a quarter inch wide developed through stone and mortar joints. >> the monument has been closed ever since this quake struck the east coast back in august. speaking of earthquakes, the crown has been shaking the last couple of days of lot here in the bay area. five small earthquakes have rattle different section of the region since yesterday. the latest hit north east in

napa county early this morning that was a 3.0 it struck about 2:00 a.m. and then about two minutes later, 2.0 struck about 5 mi. away from the first one. that will fit was followed by 2.1 minutes later, and then last night, in the east bay this happened just after 8:00 p.m. last night moments later a 2.3 hit near daily city about 3 mi. from the san francisco zoo. and we have a programming note to tell you about, a blue angels and fleet week special is coming up on kron4. saturday october 8th will air a one-hour special at 3:00 p.m.. tune in for the best view of the blue angels as a file of the bay area. again this saturday, october 8th on kron4. we will be right back.

matt parks car and truck, they're hoping that this bill will give it an edge against competitors like red blocks--breadbox and blockbuster. in the dream works executive says that he direction that netflix is the heading. calling the decision it very tough and very strategic that will ultimately prove to be the right one for long term success. and is being done is bring in the most popular game, seville 2 +. it has drawn a lot of traffic to the rival facebook. it is hoping for a similar affect. new data showed that google plus has been grabbing a record number of new users according to a post by paul allen ancestry.com co- founder. this network is up

to an estimated four 3.4 million users in the third of them have been added since it opened itself up to the public. stay with us will be back after this quick break. [yksww

>> new at 6:30 p.m. the rockets can revamped. and bristol palin blows her top. by the charter of alaska as former gov. pat up and one man's face.

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>> at the computer history museum in mt. view president obama held a town hall meeting. he pushed his jobs bill talk about taxing the rich, social security as well as medicare and education. the present it

did not write packed the republicans the fire at the democratic bases that charged read charge the party was not evident during this town hall meeting. he says it they want the bill passed thought they had to get in touch with their congressman and the the nook to

the patient has been identified as 66 year-old judith of oakland, neighbors say that she had been battling cancer she will survive best film--she was described as friendly and warm, she and her husband were planning on retiring to florida her husband was too devastated by the death. >> now they relieved a 140 page report on the san bruno explosion that happened masher putting much of the blame on pg&e, state regulators and from regulators. in addition to releasing this information they give out number of recommendations and also released the 20 minute documentary the telling what happened, and what led up to that explosion. in response, pg&e has a seven minute video that they talk

about some of the changes they put into place in the past year. reporting in the studio i am sure are still of kron4 news. >> intel looking for good driver who left them on a high-speed pursuit. it happened early monday morning, this was the scene on a 80. you could see the swat team is preparing to approached the vehicle but no one was inside the van and they did. the driver was able to get away unnoticed. >> somewhere between the time passed and entered, we believe that they may have fled the scene at that point. >> the chp says that they close this lanes as a safety precaution but they have no idea who the person is. is also the legal there's a lot of hostility on the city council. carol unfurl-- carol in ford said she has been verbally harassed and

the ninth got physical at the last meeting. mike kelly hits her hand and tells her to keep her hand off of his side of the table. the city manager confirms that the police are investigating and determine if the laws were broken. the next meeting is scheduled for tuesday night. >> here in san francisco the national park service is seeking public comment on a plan to restore and renovate large sections of alcatraz island. under the proposed plan several of the buildings will be fixed up and made accessible to visitors. there will also be no concession stands and modest overnight accommodations and an increased emphasis on emerging visitors. the plan also was to protect wildlife that lived here. i'm charles clifford with kron4 news. temperatures were lot warmer them with our guests j. upper '70's

and low a's for the north bay. 78 in san jose and 76 oakland. as we head into tomorrow, temperatures will continue to warm in most locations 80's in the south bay, 840 and l they. and back into the 90s in the in the dallas. low 90s for pittsburgh, antioch and pretty comfortable in the '70s and '80s mark. 77 oakland, 81 hayward, 82 fremont. also '70s and '80s for the peninsula spot. stay along the coastline. no fog expected drop the data mart. in the north is 80's. a look your extended forecast and with the will stick with us through of this week. on thursday to a pitchers will start to cool down friday will be the transition they still want an end, the we can as much cooler with a chance to rain. that is on a

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bristol palin was running a mechanical bull and one man started making fun of her and her mother the former alaskan gov. sarah palin. >> if yes, she's the devil. she gives am breeze peanut --you know what, if there was a hell and there is one she would be there. she is evil. >> the exchange led some to accuse bristol of being homophobic.

>> are represented denies that and said this year's only defending her family. can has learned a new title. she topped the list with 29 percent devote the magazine said it may have something to do with all the attention that she is been seen with. thanks to her lavish wedding last month but also the actor charlie sheen came at a close second with 27 percent of the vote. and jersey shore sox some the key plays third. but it, the big screen. it is expected to be car market man after his top handsaw from 1972. it looked the ups and downs of the legendary rockers life through a series of musical sequences. the script is ready to go there now looking for a director and star to play john in the film. and the new 3 d

version of the line king reigned over the box office for the second week in a row. they say disney pulled bent over 22 million dunder --dollars. and the family film up dauphin tell roundup with $20.3 million. >> the post office is giving its stamp of approval to a new idea is says that getting went--more people on stamps. there was are featuring people on stamps were still alive. right now, notable people have to be did 45 years before the committee mongrelized. by the middle of next year, that will change. they hope that this will encourage more young people to purchase stamps.

>> discovered evidence suggesting that pancakes' was one of the farmers who. back then flapjacks for may from c filed with milk and eggs and cook over a fire. coming up in sports, michael vicks injured hand may be ok after all. how about the raiders and the 49ers? both victorious on sunday both have winning records in both in first place. gary is up next with sports. ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. yeah, i love the kitchen. [ male announcer ] the epa-estimated 42 mpg highway chevy cruze eco. perfect for finding your way home.

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raiders rushed for 234 yds. and jackson i cannot tell him personally but from afar, he's just the guy the one true for. title of first place in the division would san diego. >> you give them the ball and let them make place for you. i think that is why my players in japan--playing for me. >> at the raiders' host the new england patriots on sunday. i believe they will not have to do too many of the two for one giveaways to fill the stadium. but the raiders are on higfire. now

this is what everyone's talking about. kandel hunter scored. this week instead of going to philadelphia and coming home they will stay in youngstown ohio. >> ownership is from the year and have good connections and to have first-class treatment. the facilities factor and then, that is the reason for youngstown. >> have you heard of youngstown before? >> no i did not. i guess i will know that when i go over there. >> and michael vicki been able to be play sunday when the 49ers travel at first report was that he broke his right hand but vic throws with his left now, the examinations show that his

right hand is bruised and not broken. and you read said that his quarterback hand is swollen. they will do the day-to-day thing it on whether or not he will play against the 49ers meanwhile, peyton manning, his honor tweet team saying there's an outside chance that he may want return in december he is missed all three games after his third neck surgery. and the deal isn't the very least he will be ready to practice again in december and a lot of people say why don't you just come with a great career why we need just retire? >> de la look taller than pam tonight? >> can now see why i forgot and i was sitting on vern spill. now tonight, we're probably at our normal height right now you're looking up to me. yes, even

kevin lynch, he said you have never even played. and look they're all tolerant. but want to fill that we you know i'm in big strapping man. >> i never thought a thing different gary. >> he is not telling the truth. the >> key anyway, the fiscal so now we are about the same height you okay otherwise? as an anchor you should be celebrating our teams. we have to do a promotion and a raiders and 49ers and pam myself looking go we did this weekend. we did it. and then people will like us. they would like some facebook to. >> any with the giant will set an all-time attendance record. they will finish out the year against carl. they were wiped off in the elimination game, 15 to two buyers on a. but he says that is over but we will finish strong.

>> now we are finding ways to win the ball games. they have done well. we got tested there, but they did bounce back. this was a season of ups and downs. >> when we return is the theory that the 49ers will be dull, but competitive throughout or not the first two wins against cincinnati and they beat too bad teams. the insider kevin looks at the chronicle's next. [ rapid footsteps ]

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them a great treat minutes with kevin lynch. the nfc west they are in first place. and this is what we will see a very controlled team? >> absolutely i think that is what he wants to do. you'll play to his defense

that is pretty good. he will play to his special teams which may be the best in the league right now. and he is not want to make the mistake on offense to lose the game. >> they are a defense of lead team. the gaming in cincinnati the best rushing defense in the league. >> great. this is will use the stove and the opponent will be their keep. >> on the that they're really good. they had good year so far in their pretty tight in the front three. they do a good job there. >> do you think that is time to start funeral plans for frank gory. you know what is out there, though the west that talk for a living have to say something. >> that is the when look i did not think that he is can the blocking, i have not think that the off line and has struggled through out the year. they're giving up a lot of sacks. and i think

we have heard the last from him. it >> you know what is like the backup quarterback. them both averaging 2 1/2 the day. now let me ask you point blank does care and have more talent than frank gore? >> no, i do not think so. a few of the quarterback don't you want him back there with you, 571 japan and in our account. >> so when you want to come to court to block better than this kid? >> that is absolutely no question. >> is it accurate that our board has kept alex smith under wraps. >> i've been to sleep. the announcement is did a good job. only one pick in one turnover, if you do that and the other teams make the mistake and they can win some games here it envied is 8 percent effective, the

49ers always have a chance. you in fairly heavy favorites? >> filly will be a heavy favorite if markovic plays or does not you have to get after him. you have seen him, he is getting crushed. give me a little gun shy, maybe he has some plays down there. >> i would love see the tape of what those guys are doing in terms of the hits. maybe, he is out of the park is a much he's just like they're running quarterback. i not think that the background helps. >> i'm we are out of time the will deindex time. robert rain. the night and see you at 8:00 p.m..

striking back. after her mother is called a devil and much worse. we have her response. the weight wars behind the scenes on tonight's "dancing with the stars." i'm brooke anderson and i'm kevin frazier. >> "the insider" is on.

>> i'm bruised and banged up, but i'm shrinking. >> nancy versus ricki. who could steal kirstie's title of "dancing's" weight loss queen. >> plus the personal heart break that inspired ricki to dance. >> my grandfather died. >> chynna phillips vasectomy bet. >> if i get the trophy, he gets the snip. >> sarah palin called the devil and more in front of her daughter. noback she called the heckl homosexual. >> regis grilled on his new job. >> this is the most exciting interview our show has done. ashton's high school yearbook shocker. in tonight's "star watch." jon stewart versus bill o'reilly. >> all i have to do is stay away from his meat balls. >> my new york interview. is he really at war with the fox news star. our george clooney "ides of march" exclusive. >> every single actor we got was our first choice.