. >> reporter: the typhoon has destroyed whole neighborhoods. it is assumed the death toll will keep rising. >> nobody in america can imagine what 195 mile-per-hour winds would do to their home. this is going to be a bowling ball that rolls right through the southern philippines, devastating everything in its path, for 20 miles on both sides. there will be nothing left. there won't be a home standing.

>> reporter: it is expected the death toll will go up. the only thing positive, the storm did move quickly. there could have been many more casualties if it had lingered. >> there are still images coming from the philippines, giving us a sense of how this is impacting people and property. take a look at this picture. this is a home, a house being swallowed by the angry sea. then you have debris everywhere, littering the roadway here. you see some people have emerged from their homes to survey the damage. this woman taking her two young children to an evacuation shelter. and trees are down everywhere. people are trying to get the trees out of the roadways. the long road to recovery and rebuilding begins. pam? >> i'm here in the weather center, with our chief meteorologist jacquelyn bennett. she's been tracking the path of this massive typhoon since yesterday when we got wind of it. where is it now? >> west of the philippine

islands, moving to the south china sea and it's going to weaken as it moves through. >> glad to hear that. >> when it came into the philippines, it was a strong category 5. the categories are designed by wind speed. it left the philippines as a category 4. right now, it's a category 3. the sustained winds are about 125 miles an hour. and the range of sustained winds for a category 3, 111 to 129 miles per hour. so let's go ahead and track this out. you can see again, it's sitting to the west of the philippine islands. the latest observation from this morning, winds of 125 miles an hour now, but as it moved over the ocean here, it is going to be weakeng, because when it came into the philippines, these types of systems, they thrive on very warm sea surface temperatures. and over the south china sea, it's not quite as warm. so it's going to be weakening to a category 3 as it makes landfall. you see it's going to make

landfall around saturday morning, moving through vietnam, going to continue to weaken and weaken very quickly. you see already by sunday, it's weakening to a tropical depression. so again, wind speeds by that point are going to be down well under 100 miles an hour. it's going to continue to weaken and move up through china heading into sunday, late sunday. well, the vietnamese american community is closely watching the storm's progress toward their former homeland. the killer typhoon is page 1 news in vietnamese newspapers and very much on the mind of these folks as they sipped their coffee this afternoon in the little saigon neighborhood of san jose. most say their loved ones are accustomed to bad weather this time of year and know what to do. >> maybe the storm come, maybe. >> they know what to do. >> they know. they can live with that for

long, long time. they go up and couple month they go down. the coastal area, they go up, once or twice a year and then go down. >> you can get the latest on the typhoon's path with the new kron 4 app, available on apple, android and blackberry. plus, we have a special section at our website where you can see tweets and pictures from the devastated areas. all lanes are now open heading onto the san mateo bridge from the peninsula. about 3:30 today, a crash apparently caused a car to catch fire on highway 92 eastbound. look at this backup. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. no word on whether anyone was hurt. that scene doesn't look too good. the accident did cause that huge backup. now a live look from the san

mateo bridge toll plaza, past the accident scene, which is on the other side. the headlights in this commute direction are moving okay, even though traffic is heavy on this friday evening. developing tonight, in a show of solidarity with the teenager set ablaze on a bay area bus, some students and ach school wore skirts today. luke sasha fleishman had on a skirt when he was set on fire on a bus earlier this week. his parents say he does not identify as a male or a female. a 16-year-old suspect has been charged as a suspect. >> reporter: here at maybeck high school in berkeley, take a look at this amazing show of support, all for sasha fleishman. you can see everybody arrived on this friday wearing skirts. sasha was wearing a skirt when he was set on fire monday, riding an ac transit bus. he was reportedly set on fire by suspect richard thomas, who

has since been charged with a hate cram. sasha is now recovering at a burn center in san francisco. but this day was not about the crime, but to show solidarity to sasha, whose parents say he doesn't call himself a boy or girl. >> it was all the students' idea to rally for sasha. lot of us are wearing skirts in support of sasha. >> including you? >> absolutely. this, of course, is a horrific crime. it's very hard for us to make sense of, and we're all processing that and dealing with that. and i think coming together like this helps that healing process. >> reporter: students say they are proud to wear skirts for sasha and hope that he recovers as quickly as possible. in berkeley, kron 4 news. >> here you can see the students and teachers at maybeck high school today

wearing those skirts. it was a gesture of solidarity with the burn victim. the students came up with the idea earlier this week to show support for their school classmate. later, we'll hear from the maybeck students, some who talk about what they think should happen to the 16-year-old suspect charged in the case. that part of the story, coming up at 6:00. and coming up next, the nfl bullying scandal is expanding. did the accused player harass others in the past? >> then, why tom cruise reportedly is saying that his job is just as hard as being a soldier in afghanistan. >> but first, what the google bars sitting on treasure island could look like, once completed. >> and you're looking at a weather picture from earlier today in san francisco. gorgeous weather today. a little cooler than yesterday, but still really nice. i'll have the weekend forecast but still really nice. i'll have the weekend forecast and twe love this kitchen!

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. brand-new developments tonight in the nfl bullying scandal. the man being called the ring leader of the miami dolphins alleged bullying problem, ritchie incognito, flew to los angeles today. he just landed. now, jonathan martin claims he was a victim of bullying and martin is now getting help for his emotional issues in southern california. a news crew just got a few words out of incognito, right after he got off the plane in l.a. >> listen, are you here to meet with jonathan martin? >> at this point, i'm not making a comment. >> are you here to apologize in any way? >> i'm just walking through the airport. >> i understand, but are you here to meet with him? can you tell me, lot of people say you called him a half n- word. did you say that? i mean, this is your chance. just want your side of the story. did you say those things? did you say you're going to kill him or get his mother? >> incognito isn't saying much about his trip to l.a., but it's more than a little curious he's flying across the country

to a place where martin happens to be staying and getting treatment. we'll have to see if an apology is on incognito's agenda or if the trip is a mere coincidence. now, this trip to l.a. comes as we are learning more about incognito's alleged off- the-field behavior. police apparently investigated incognito last year for sexually harassing a woman at a dolphins golf tournament. the report states incognito used a golf club to touch the woman in an inappropriate way and then used the club to knock her sunglasses off her head before pouring water in her face. the female volunteer said incognito refused to apologize, which prompted her to tell police. no charges were filed. also, espn reports incognito held meetings for dolphins offensive linemen at a south florida strip club. if players didn't show up to the meetings, incognito would apparently find them and chastise them. last night, we heard from jonathan martin's camp for the

first time. his attorney released a statement saying martin was harassed by teammates, plural, for 18 months, his entire nfl career, after graduating from stanford. the statement saying martin was the victim of daily verbal attacks and malicious physical attack from teammates. it does not name incognito specifically. the 30-year-old is suspended indefinitely and there is no timetable for martin's return to the nfl. we will stay on top of developments out of l.a., where again, incognito recently landed. a wal-mart worker is out of a job after a gay couple says he told them to leave the store. the couple says the janitor confronted them at a wal-mart store in chickasaw, oklahoma. >> reporter: wal-mart parking lots are usually packed with people, all kinds, in and out, every day. but for jonathan and his boyfriend miguel, a stop for cookies wasn't so sweet when a

janitor approached the couple. >> we weren't holding hands, weren't kissing, weren't doing anything inappropriate. we were looking at cookies. he asked did you know what happened in anadarko? i was, like, no. he was, like, two guys got married. i said, cool. he said not in my bible. >> reporter: he says the janitor made it clear. >> you're not allowed in my store. >> reporter: hurtful words to the chickasaw couple. >> i was angry at the whole situation. >> reporter: after telling a wal-mart manager, the two left. >> out of everything, wal- mart's the place we can't go because we're gay? >> reporter: the american civil liberties union says the encounter comes at an interesting time. senators just passed a bill-- >> in our own backyard, a couple doesn't feel welcome to shop in their hometown. on one hand, it says we've made a lot of progress, but also

demonstrates we have a long way to go. >> reporter: wal-mart says it's investigating and will take appropriate action. the couple says the janitor's words changed them. >> i can't be myself because people will come up to me and start hating me for something that's not even involving them. >> a wal-mart spokesperson called the incident, quote, completely unacceptable and said the associate involved is no longer with the company. well, across the country today in many airports, travelers saw scenes like this, tsa agents stopping for a moment of silence. this was the scene at lax. they were honoring their colleague killed a week ago by a gunman, the memory of geraldo hernandez. police say 23-year-old paul ciancia was the gunman. he was shot by police. he remains hospitalized. this was the moment of silence in hawaii. lot of travelers, once they realized what was happening, they stopped and joined in. coming up at 6:00, we'll show

you how the agent who died was remembered here in the bay area. and the family of a woman killed in the navy yard shooting in washington, dc is now suing the government. this was the scene last september. aaron alexis got into one of the buildings. you remember he was running up and down stairways and hallways looking for victims. he was eventually shot and killed, but not before 12 people died. the family of one of the victims is now suing the navy, suing the veterans affairs department, asking for more than $37 million. they say the agencies missed or ignored many signs that alexis had mental problems and was a big risk. a live look outside this afternoon from our roof cam, downtown san francisco, where we are seeing clear skies. in fact, it's going to stay clear tonight and into tomorrow. high temperatures today, a little cooler than yesterday, especially for our bayshores and near the coastline, also down to the south bay, but

still pretty mild to the inland valleys. 76 in pleasanton this afternoon. 75 in antioch. 79 in livermore. also in the 70s through the north bay. right now, temperatures largely sitting in the 60s. 62 in san francisco. 65 in san jose. 62 also in santa rosa. again, we'll keep the clear skies in the forecast tonight. here's a look at satellite and radar picture. clear through most of northern california. we're still catching a little bit of high cloud coverage from the storm track to the north of us, but it's going to stay to the north of us over the next couple of days. that will start to change, though, as we move into next week. tonight, again, clear skies. a little bit of patchy fog through a couple places, not widespread at all. tomorrow, we'll see mostly sunny skies, mild temperatures once again, but cooler than what we saw today. into next week, we do have a chance of rain. now looks like it will mainly be focused in the north bay and into tuesday morning. more on that in a moment. first, temperatures, 40s and 50s out the door tomorrow

morning, quickly getting into the 60s, even the 70s by noon. that's the yellow on the screen for the north bay, the south bay. we'll see more 70-degree readings heading into the 2:00 hour. 60s inside the bay. upper 50s at the immediate coastline. here's a look at your extended forecast. we'll be seeing slight cooling out there tomorrow. still a mix of upper 60s, low 70s. for sunday, additional cooling. monday, same thing. more cloud cover into monday as well as the storm gets closer to the bay area. looks like the biggest impacts will be the additional cloud cover and the cooler temperatures. on tuesday morning, there is a slight chance of showers for the north bay. not looking very likely. then improving conditions through the rest of the work week. next, a father tried to teach his son a lesson, but the lesson turns deadly. >> then, more people back to work, but who is hiring and what does it really mean for the economy?

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. now at 5:30, tracking one of the worst storms ever to hit the earth. it slammed into the philippines and this video showed the force. two barges crashed into each other. crews had to be rescued from the sea. at least four people have been killed from the storm. the storm is on the move tonight. i'm here in the weather center with our chief meteorologist jacquelyn bennett who has been tracking the storm. glad to hear it is beginning to slow down. >> it's beginning to weaken over the south china sea. the reason is because these storms thrive on very warm ocean temperatures and the south china sea is not as warm as where the storm came from, which was east of the philippines. if you take a look at the satellite image right now, where the storm's west of the philippines, you can see it's still very, very expansive,

covering a wide area, and the eye of the storm is now about here, again, moving through the south china sea. here are the philippine islands here. right now we are seeing wind speeds sustained at 125 miles, just to the west of the philippine islands. that would make it a category 3, strong category 3 storm. as it moves through the south china sea, sea surface temperatures are lower in this region here than down to the south. it's going to continue to weaken as it tracks up toward vietnam. looks like it's going to make landfall as a category 3 storm, a weak category 3 storm. that is between 111 and 129 miles per hour, the wind speeds. then as it moves over land, it quickly weakens. making landfall saturday. sunday, turning into a tropical depression. that hollow circle indicates a tropical depression, which is a much weaker storm. good news, it is weakening. it's still going to make

landfall in vietnam as a hurricane. they call it a typhoon there, but it's the same thing. it will continue to track to the north and weaken through sunday, into monday. there is good news for americans who are struggling with mental health issues. today, health & human services secretary kathleen sebelius announced new rules that will make mental healthcare more accessible. the announcement comes as the administration, of course, is still reeling from the failed launch of healthcare.gov. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: speaking to healthcare professionals in atlanta, secretary sebelius did not announce a new law, but rather, new rules that put teeth into a law signed by president george w. bush in 2008. the mental health parity and addiction equality act requires doctors and insurers to treat mental illnesses as they would physical illnesses, but there's been no enforcement until now. >> finally puts mental health

services and substance abuse on equal footing with physical health services. >> reporter: but the big announcement was overshadowed by lingering backlash from the implementation of the affordable care act. secretary sebelius was asked how the administration plans to help those kicked off their insurance plans since the rollout. >> there isn't, i would say at this point, a specific plan. the president has asked to take a look at those coverage options. >> reporter: as for her boss, president obama spoke in new orleans today. he talked about the economy. >> the deficits are going down. >> reporter: last month's government shutdown. >> the shutdown harmed our jobs market. >> reporter: and immigration reform. >> it affects our broken immigration system. >> reporter: even the nation's infrastructure. >> it's smart infrastructure projects. >> reporter: before finally addressing the issue of obama care. >> we're going to fix the website, because the insurance plans are there. they are good, and millions of americans are already finding they will gain better coverage for less cost and it's the

right thing to do. >> reporter: in washington, stacy chohan, kron 4 news. this week, police in ames, iowa chased after a van that had been reported stolen. the driver of the van that went zooming through town ending up on the campus of iowa state university, and that is where an officer eventually shot and killed a 19-year-old student who had been driving. only now are we finding out that he wasn't even a car thief, just a kid whose father decided to teach a lesson because he took the van without permission. you're about to see the last moments of that chase starting with a police car ramming the van, ending with a string of gunshots. [ sirens ]

>> off camera, another officer shot and killed tyler comstock, who was a student at the school. it is not clear why he fled. tyler's family is blaming the police. again, it was his father james who had called police to go after him. pam? today, another pedestrian killed on a freeway, making this the third pedestrian death on a bay area freeway this week. police say a man was killed when two cars struck him, as he walked across a connector ramp in san jose early this morning. according to police, the victim was walking across the lanes of northbound 280 towards highway 87. the pedestrian died at the scene. police are still investigating that crash. yesterday, a female pedestrian was fatally struck while walking on westbound 580 in oakland. that crash closed the two left lanes for almost two hours. investigators have not yet determined why that woman was walking on the highway there.

and on wednesday, a woman was killed on highway 680 near the walnut creek bart station. police believe the woman jumped or fell from a bart train track overcrossing onto highway 680. happening right now, low income families are registering for food and for toys for the holidays. it happening at the sacred heart community center. that's in san jose. about 100 people were already lined up before 6:00 this morning. many of them had been waiting since yesterday afternoon. mike peloton has the latest from san jose. >> reporter: registration started early this morning, now under way, as organizers are serving the hundreds of people waiting in line. the line stretches around the corner, as hundreds braved the cold and bundled in jackets, camping out overnight in order to register. through the program, families can receive a thanksgiving meal in a few weeks. next month, they can get toys to give their kids over the

holidays. many families tell me these are items they cannot afford. programs say over the holiday season they will serve over 7000 families. demand is just as high as in recent years. although the economy is improving, that also means housing prices and rent are a lot higher. >> everything adds up. right now, i'm not working, so it's kind of hard for me. >> it's a big help. it helps my whole family. i'm a single mother, four kids. >> no other way to pay for all of this stuff. turkey, sides, toys. >> it's kind of expensive when you have four children and on your own. >> reporter: registration ends at 6:00 this evening. organizers will hold another registration date next friday from 9:00 a.m. until noon. organizers also tell me they need your help. they are looking for donations of canned food and turkeys for thanksgiving meals. mike peloton, kron 4 news.

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. now for today's market update, the dow closing on this frrecord high, after the government reported an unexpected surge in hiring last month. we'll have more on that in a moment. the dow rose 167 points, closing at 15,761. the nasdaq rose 61 points to

3919. and the s&p rose 23 points to 1770. that's just one point below the all-time high that it set back on october 29th. and good news for the economy today. 204,000 jobs were added last month. so who is hiring? what does it all mean for the economy going forward? here's more from the new york stock exchange. >> reporter: the latest jobs report from the government shows 204,000 positions were added in october, a month plagued by a shutdown in washington and fears about the debt ceiling. because of those issues, wall street expected only 120,000 jobs to be added. but that didn't happen. october was actually the third best month for job gains this year. and it's better than the average. over the past 12 months, employers have been boosting payrolls by an average of 194,000. there were big gains in leisure

and hospitality, mostly due to restaurants hiring for the busy holiday season. we saw a similar boost among retailers, but it's not all seasonal work. manufacturing continues to be a solid part of the economy, hiring 19,000 last month. still, things aren't back to normal. we haven't gained back all the jobs we lost in the recession. now, unemployment rate rose to 7.3% from 7.2%. analysts say it's a temporary blip because of the shutdown, but either way, it's still a long way from normal, which is about 5%. plus, a lot of people are still discouraged that aren't even looking for work. a new list is out about the jobs which have had the largest pay raises over the past 30 years. the list is based on a cnn analysis of numbers from the bureau of labor statistics on 45 professions. many of the professions with some of the largest jumps in pay are in the medical field, including doctors, pharmacists

and registered nurses. median wage for a doctor back in 1983 was about $26,000. other professions with some of the biggest jumps in pay include lawyers and members of the clergy. it is the second day on the new york stock exchange for twitter. today, the stock closed down just over $3, to $41.65 a share, still up from the initial price of $26 a share. we talked to an expert about what could be ahead. >> twitter is now a publicly traded company. yesterday's ipo was a big success for them, but that was opening day. so what can we expect for their stock next couple weeks and months? how will twitter change its users now they are a publicly traded company? i came to ask an expert these questions. >> there's a lot of hype around this ipo. everybody is writing about it. so many reports all over the

internet. i think in the next couple of weeks, we're going to see kind of maybe a little bit of a rise in the stock price throughout the day, but it's not going to be such a huge pop as we saw today. >> kristine fafarr writes for venture beat. i asked her if it will change twitter as users know it. >> lot more ads. possibly in-your-face ads, on web and mobile. that's going to change a little bit. twitter's going to start talking about how do they reach profitability, because that's when they justify the huge valuation they got, a lot through hype. but it is going to be problematic if they try to reach into new markets where, for example, the tween market, that very young demographic. they love snap chat, and this is not a platform that uses ads. it's something that's easy to spread, it's viral, and it's a great consumer experience, even though some of us might have qualms with it, myself

included. once twitter monetizes, goes more corporate, think about advertising more, is it going to be able to maintain that fun consumer experience and actually get that younger demographic of users. >> it will be interesting to see if they can pull that off. we woke up to a little bit of fog out there this morning. but this afternoon was just gorgeous. this is a weather picture from fort buston this afternoon in san francisco. mainly clear skies, a little low cloud coverage forming offshore, but it was a very nice day out there today. if you would like to send in a weather picture that we could feature on the newscast, send it to me on twitter, breakingnews@kron4.com or our facebook page or mobile app. temperatures cooling into the 50s, 55 in daly city, 63 in oakland, 65 in san jose.

we are keeping those clear skies over the bay area right now. it's going to stay that way tonight. storm tracker remains to the north of us. it's going to stay that way the next couple of days, but changes into next week. tonight, minimal fog. we'll see temperatures mainly in the 40s. for tomorrow, mostly sunny, similar to today. looking ahead, chance of rain back in the forecast, mainly for the north bay early next week. fog near the coastline overnight, also a couple of patches near fairfield, through the livermore valley, through the south bay as well. you can see fog better in the 8:00 hour, fairfield, livermore, through the delta. that's going to clear pretty quickly. we did see a patch of fog for the east bayshore line this morning. but the fog is not going to be extensive tomorrow. mainly clear skies into the afternoon, similar to today. upper 60s, low 70s in the south bay. low 70s also for inland valley. 73 in pleasanton and livermore.

60s for the east bayshore line. 66 in richmond. 65 for heyward. we'll be in the upper 50s near the coast. in downtown san francisco, 64 degrees. 70s through the north bay. another nice day in store tomorrow. a tad bit cooler than today, but nothing to complain about. into sunday, a little more cloud cover. same thing goes for monday and tuesday as the storm mainly misses us to the north. but we do have a slight chance of showers tuesday. coming up-- >> you do know you're not supposed to have your bike in the crosswalk, right? >> i don't follow. >> you don't follow? >> i don't. >> don't follow the rules, you mean? >> in the next edition of people behaving badly, tonight at 8:00. >> then, the return of 4. a look thor. a look at the box office this holiday weekend.

>> time for the annual toy drive. i'm janelle marie, here with geena davis of sleep train. tell us about the secret santa toy drive. >> it's for foster kids in the bay area. all of the drive items stay local, going to foster kids in this area that need assistance. >> tell us what kind of toys are you looking for? >> everything, infants to teens, boys, girls. anything that your kids might like or your nephews might like, that's what we're looking for. >> do we bring them in wrapped? >> no, don't wrap them, so we can match them with the appropriate foster child this is an awesome way for the community to get involved. you can be an individual donor, or a church group, soccer group, office wants to hold a drive. gather up the items, give it to us and we'll get it to the kids who need them. >> and why do these foster parents need this? >> many foster children enter the system around the holidays. if you can imagine having a

couple days notice that you have to provide gifts, it's a massive struggle. there are 60,000 foster kids in california. it's a huge number. the stipend that foster parents receive doesn't cover the essentials. anything we can help to ease the load helps the foster child. >> is this a great way to get your kids involved? >> kids love picking out toys. give them a budget and let them pick out what the kids like. have them come into the store. they come in with huge smiles. they get to see they are helping someone out. >> how long have you been doing this? >> sixth year. >> this is easy. go into any sleep train location. donate unwrapped gifts or go online, sleeptrain.com. thanks, gina. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable.

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skirts if they want to. >> reporter: boys and skirts put on skirts for a class mate who was burned in a hate crime. . >> reporter: dozens of boys and girls walking the halls at their high school today showing off their skirts all in solidarity. it was a visual message of support for their class mate who was burned while on a bus earlier this week. the students at the high school also wanted to send a message to the suspect behind the hate crime attack. >> i'm really unhappy it happened. i want to show support in any way i can. >> reporter: students and faculty join together wearing skirts for the senior who was a.

the student's skirt was set on fire after falling asleep on a bus while traveling home from school. >> why would you light anybody on fire? >> reporter: now sasha 's classmates decide to speak out. >> we're doing this because we want to show them how much we care. >> we think people should wear skirts if they want to. they shouldn't be afraid. >> i've never really thought something like that could happen just because a person is different. >> i personally expected there to be a little bit more acceptance in our community. >> reporter: the county da says it was home phobia that prompted

the person to set her skirt on fire. >> this is just wrong on multiple levels. >> reporter: she remains hospitalized healing from 2nd and third degree wounds to the lower body. this show of support has been a big help during the recovery process. >> people have been writing letters and giving them to the office. we gave it to them. teachers and students in oakland now offering their support. they said, in the midst of story, oakland high students refuse to have this act define them. the suspect in this case is an oakland high student. the victim's father works for the district. oakland students are fundraising for her, and the education association says it will match

the funds collected. so far the oakland students have raised about $500. tomorrow andy lopez who was shot and killed by a deputy was will honored with rallies. organizers are planning a national day of action. the killing sparked mass protest. lopez's family has filed a lawsuit against the deputy and the county. tomorrow's protest will go in oakland, sacramento, and los angeles. filipinos are surveying the destruction. the typhoon is being blamed for four deaths. that number is expected to rise significantly. around 20 people have drowned after the storm

surge. that's unconfirmed, but we are seeing a dramatic sea rescue. you see the crew members there. they jump into the water trying to stay afloat and alive for more than an hour. all but one was saved. there are other issues. a home crushed there, winds over 200 miles an hour at times, 350,000 people were in tents and shelters. the only real good news, it was a fast moving storm, so it didn't set up shop and pommel the country. the center of the storm, which is the most populated area, and ashley is now telling me 100 dead. is that true? 100 dead now confirmeded. . so the death

toll just soreed from 4 to 100. bay area groups are already taking collections for the people in the philippines. a project will be going from 4:00 in the morning until 2:00 in the the afternoon. red cross explains the dire situation. >> our biggest concern is we cannot really communicate with the people. knowing how many people, we'll need food, support, and the condition. we want to know more about the information. >> reporter: the largest people

can be found in daily city. because of the typhoon, they are worried about their family and friends. terence valen spent the day returning phone calls and e-mails, but there was only so much he could say. >> i've been able to connect with some relatives. a few of them are saying they're okay. some of them we haven't heard from yet. >> reporter: they are wasting no time in rehabilitation efforts. for dara and many others, it was a day filled with anxiety. >> i'm scared. it is a third world country. there's a lack of focus. i'm just concerned about how are the buildings

going to hold up, how many lives will be taken. >> the weather, it's almost common. this one seems more extreme especially with the stats we're hearing with the winds at 195. i can't even imagine. >> reporter: it's the job to see that the donations get to where they're needed most. >> they're working on the ground at some of the hardest hit areas that might not be reached by the red cross. >> reporter: that typhoon is still not done moving through the area. vietnam is next in its path. let's head to jacklen. >> reporter: let's take a look at the latest visible satellite. here's the core of the storm

now. now it's going to be moving through the south china sea. we are seeing winds at 125 miles an hour right now which would make this a category 3 storm. it's going to weaken. these systems need very warm ocean temperatures to survive. over 82 degrees fahrenheit. as it moves north, the ocean temperatures aren't as warm in that region. it will be a weak category 3 storm. saturday around 10:00 is where its projected to move over land. it needs 82 degrees sea surface temperatures to survive as a hurricane cyclone typhoon. you can see in this icon that its a

tropical depression, so a much weaker storm. as it heads to the north, it's going to be dying out. update on this traffic accident. about 3:30 today, a crash caused a car to catch fire on highway 92 eastbound. look at all of the backup. this is video from our helicopter partnership. no word on whether anyone was hurt. this accident did cause a huge backup. it's apparently all cleared up now. the san francisco sheriff's department announced some changes. it was after the admission of mistakes made during the search of a woman's body 17 days after she was first reported missing. the department has already

implemented new policies including daily patrols of fire exit stairwells. the changes also include adding more positions at the hospital plus a retraining program on the hospital campus. the hospital is also looking into adding private security services. coming up, the president takes the saves to takedown any obamacare nay sayers. plus, a satellite expected to crash down into our atmosphere. why we're not sounding the panic alarm yet. plus disturbing new facts about this man who killed a police officer. the great american novel.

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. in san francisco and at many other airports, travelers saw tsa agents stopping for a moment of silence. this was the scene. they were honoring a colleague that was killed last week. he was the tsa agent shot and killed. the gunman was shot by police and remains hospitalized. he was also honored here at lax. this is where the shooting happened.

a lot of travelers stopped and joined in. a connecticut state prosecutor wants a judge to block the release of 911 tapes from the sandy hook shooting. he says it's to protect information of child abuse. ap says it wants them because it's trying to analyze the police response that day, december 14th last year. 20 children and 6 school staffers were shot and killed. the judge has not made a decision yet. he says will will first listen to the calls. obama defending the health care law during a speech in new orleans today. he says he wishes he could fix all the problems himself.

he says once the problems are fixed, critics of the law which is commonly called obamacare may change their tune. >> there's going to be so much support we get on a bipartisan basis. then they're going to start calling it obama -- stop calling it obamacare when it starts working really well. >> reporter: the policies of an estimated 12 million american do not meet the obamacare requirements for more comprehensive care. secretary sebelius is still feeling the backlash of that chain. she was asked how the administration plans to help those kicked off their insurance plans since the roll-out. she said there is no plan at this time, but the president has

asked her to take a look at those coverage options. it was a gorgeous day out there today. a little cooler than what we saw yesterday, but not that bad. still in a 70s in a lot of places. mainly clear skies, a little bit of low cloud coverage. if you'd like us to feature one of your pictures on air, send it to me on twitter. places like livermoore were 79. 70 in san jose. 60s inside the bay. 70s up through the north bay. tonight we are going to be seeing temperatures in the 50s and low 60s. into the 8:00 hour tomorrow morning, a lot of 40s,

and in the afternoon a mix of 60s and 70s for much of the bay area. we're going to be sitting under clear skies. the storm track remains to the north of us. that will change early next week. first, out the door tomorrow morning, a lot of 40s out there. 51 in richmond. 39 for napa. in the afternoon, we'll see the upper 60s and low 70s in the south bay. 60s for the east bay shoreline. 67 in union city. the coastline keeps in the 50s tomorrow. low 70s for the north bay. here's a look at your extended forecast. monday and tuesday, more cloud cover and even cooler. we do

have a slight chance of showers for the north bay. looks like the storm will miss us to the north and we'll see improving conditions through the rest of the work week. george hercawa has been sentenced to one year in jail. he pled guilty to 5 felony and 7 misdemeanor charges all to inaccurate campaign reports. a man is behind bars after police say he assaulted people at a library. the man attacked two librarians yesterday. another person tried to intervene but was also attacked. johnson then took off with the wallet of one of the librarians. police say they don't know what

prompted him to attack. proposed changes to hayward police are asking for the public's help in locating an elderly man with dementia and diabetes. he was last seen at his residence in hayward yesterday. police say edward takes medication. he has never walked away unattended before and is said to easily get shortness of breath. officers said it is possible he will go to east oakland where he once lived. changes to bart safety procedures have people wondering about their daily procedures. changes were discussed at yesterday's hearing. if the track's are shut down, it could create delays at random times.

another alternative would be running trains earlier in the morning. bart will monitor the maintenance over the next few months before making any changes. this happened earlier today at north first street and sky port drive. service to the area was shut down for about an hour and a half. details is unknown at this time. >> reporter: grab a helmet or something. scientists say a satellite will come crashing into the earth's atmosphere in the next few days. they launched the satellite in 2009 to chart the earth's field. at 17 feet long and waying 2400 pounds, experts are keeping a

close eye to see where it will come down. the satellite is expected to break up in the heat of reentry, but leftover fragments could pose a serious danger. the space agency says it should re-open the atmosphere on sunday or monday. no estimate of where it will land, so head's up. >> reporter: and coming up, if you still have not booked your flight plans, why it's not too late for a decent deal. is an airplane to blame this man from getting home? you decide.

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. teachers here don skirts for sasha. a sign of solidary for the 18-year-old student's skirt was set on fire after falling asleep on a bus. >> we think people should wear skirts if they want to.

they shouldn't be afraid. there is new concern that debris from the tsunami could soon reach the united states. it stretched from china across the entire pacific past the hawaiian islands. the highest concentration of debris is here just to the northeast of the islands. it's an area bigger than the state of texas. the debris is very spread out and doesn't pose any immediate threat. hundreds of people lined up to register for the holiday program at community service. people camped out overnight as the line stretched as families registered for the program. they will get a thanksgiving meal and toys next month for the

kids during the holidays. registration is 9:00 a.m. to noon, and they need donations like canned food and turkeys. you might think it's too late to find a decent fare for thanksgiving. your best bet is to look for fares on thanksgiving and returning on saturday. that's the better chance you'll having of finding a better fare, and you have to keep looking. more fares will drop in price as it gets closer. it's more than just a barge. new pictures and document said give a better look

of what google's mystery barge will look like. it will be an artistic structure with large sails. be sure to tune in at 8:00. i'll give you an idea of what to expect. in the bay area, our radio host is feeling the heat after this evening after making comments about women and football. >> a lot of sports has lost its way. i'm going to tell you, part of the reason is because we've got women giving misdirections. >> reporter: more tonight at 8:00. our big weather story tonight. another nice day in store for tomorrow. it was really nice out there today as well. the mild weather is going to be continuing. the low 70s in the south bay.

70s throughout the north bay. tonight we're going to be seeing mainly clear skies. temperatures largely in the 40s. woops, go back to that. for your saturday, mostly sunny and mild temperatures. a chance of showers in the north bay on tuesday. let's take at look at your temperatures in the morning. in oakland for the afternoon we'll be seeing conditions similar to today. low 70s in the south bay. low 70s for our inland valleys. here's a look at the extended forecast. cooling expected for sunday and monday. right now it looks like the rain is going to miss us largely to the north.

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. >> reporter: did you know that if you notice an intersection like this one where you would be hard pressed to find drivers stopping for the stop signs, the local police have a care program. if you call them, they will send out a unit to monitor the intersection. please don't tell me you don't know the number. i was there 45 minutes before the police were called on

me. i'm here because of a facebook tip. some people are being held hostage in their driveways because people are ignoring the stop sign. in some cases, drivers barely slow down. so people are having a hard time leaving their homes. now let me show you how habits can change on a dime. police here. the officer that responded to the call which happened to me decides to stick around to see how bad it was. low and behold, drivers began stopping for the stop sign. go figure, because they could clearly see the cruiser. so the officer repositioned his vehicle in one of the driveways. watch this

driver. there you go. >> so you're familiar with the stop sign? a lot of people running it. >> reporter: i wanted to have a chat with the driver. >> you do that often? >> no, that's the first time. >> you're a good driver. never run a stop sign before. >> no, no. first time. >> so what are the odds the very first time you run a stop sign, you get stopped by the police and a camera man? >> reporter: coming up, it is e-mail friday. gary and his lovely wife open a mail bank to respond to your questions and comments, and guess who will be back on sunday? gary has that coming up. the great american novel.

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. >> reporter: good evening. another day, another disturbing story out of the dolphin

football program. here we go. the man in question, rich y incognito reportedly held the dolphins offensive line at a local strip club. it was mandatory that the players attend. any players who didn't show were fined by incognito in the team's kangaroo court. we will have more on the story, nothing coming out of the martin camp. but incognito has hired himself a high powered attorney. every day new ugly scene in miami. cam newton has really come of age this year. this is third in the nfl.

he's been on fire. newton and cappernick roomed together a few years ago. him and harbaugh and the man they must stop on sunday, cam newton. >> i think how people look at him is different how he really is. >> they're so similar in ability and confidence and make-up and in so many ways and talent. they're both great. >> i think we're both two different players. i think we're both just trying to do the best we can to put our team in a good situation. >> reporter: terrell owens will be an candidate. selected one

of the all-time great moments in history. right now he ranks second behind jerry rice on the 49er all time list. bottom line here, he's going to one day be in the hall of fame. probably none will retire his jersey. you can't argue with the numbers. raiders took off this afternoon. they play the giants on sunday morning. mcfadden is once again going to sit. he reaggravated a hamstring injury. dj hayden also out with a groin injury. six raiders are going to sit on sunday. >> whatever happens, you have to move on to the next game. you have to move on to the next

play. that's really how this league is. you can't spend a lot of time dwelling on the past. the only thing we can control is how we play against the giants. >> reporter: what a night at stanford. one of the great wins in stanford history. you might have to go back to 1970 to top last night. tyler gaffny rushed 45 times setting a school record. john elway had his jersey retired. stanford let oregon off the hook late to make it close. no. 5 beat no. 3 in a great contest. >> it was beautiful. the guys up front play

ed extremely well. that's how we play. >> reporter: that really was something last night. i think i've said this before, and i will include pam and jackie. i want them to be able to talk sports. it's fun to go down and share a moment with a guy over a beer and hear about his trouble. i go home and cry. sometimes i want to tell you about my troubles, but if the other guy speaks first, then you're stuck. but today on the radio show, two calls about stanford. we're a pro town, but they were brilliant last night. tiger woods shot 63 at the

turkish open. they probably gave tiger a million bucks just to show up. he shoots a 63. he's 11 under par. one stroke back. tiger woods, all of the major events are over in october. guys like tiger just go play for a couple of months. you want to have an event, get tiger. it will be a guaranteed success. when we return, a lot more. the e-mails just flooding in. we have all these rough tough guys in the audience. we'll also have the usual criticisms and people saying they really do suck. >> welcome to friday nights at kron. >> is someone watching tonight?

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. >> reporter: okay. young lady, let's have it . >> let's start with jeff. you really went ovtop ripping the alleged racist. >> i'll make it simple. it kind of turned today . the hall of fame quarterback all but blamed johnson martin, the person being bullied. he goes, the locker room, you should be

able to handle yourself. you tell me, everybody at home. i was getting ripped pretty good. are you ready? when somebody sends an e-mail that says i'm going to line up 5 of my teammates and we're going to share your sister, that's one. when you see i'm going to blank in your mother's mouth, that's 2. if you're defending somebody after that, that's it. those two things are enough for me to know that's an ugly guy. you think i want to follow the lead of some clown? they're all following this guy. >> it's scary. >> in fact, my club, don't marry that woman, she's too young. but i went and did it anyway. >> thank you for that.

>> they'll pretend they're taking them on for public relations, but they're not going to spin like the dodgers. >> a wise move at this point. >> robinson over the yankees. they've already got cain. they have the guy in right field with big contracts. they're going to pretend they're going after him, but they're not. >> you're continuing to rip the personalities of the people we love. >> if you have a great personality when you're getting paid, that bothers me. i never rip somebody who is naturally. but harbaugh, when you pay them, they're great. when you don't, they're not. that's. >> do you plan on spending $649

for a pair of candle stick fees? >> hell no

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