. neighbors say he made a threat and then carried it out. now fairfield police are looking for a suspect in a double-homicide. thanksgiving is still 12 days away, but today hundreds of families on the peninsula are thankful for this house. and then watch your step, the unexpected surprise at san francisco's ocean beach. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. good evening everyone. i'm heather holmes.

>> i'm ken wayne. a manhunt is underway this evening for a man wanted in connection to a double-homicide in fairfield. police say the killer was lying in wait, and gun downed his ex- girlfriend and her new boyfriend. ktvu's ken pritchet is live with the latest on the case. >> reporter: neighbors say the female victim had been stalked about her ex-boyfriend after an abusive relationship. information at was not given to police until it was too late after this double-homicide. the neighbors at this apartment complex looked over the scene, but there was nothing to see. patricia bosworth said she heard several shots. >> i was laying on the couch in the living room and i heard bang and a woman screaming and i woke james up and said gunfire and we heard two more. >> reporter: police say the

woman's exboyfriend, 59-year- old de leon killed both victims after 1:00 this morning. witnesses say de leon was hit hying behind the pickup, waiting for the victims to come home. bosworth says she saw the suspects seconds after the killings. >> he just stood there. and then he went this way. >> reporter: and ran away? >> and ran all the way around with the gun in his hand. >> reporter: police say deleeoon may be driving this white dodge van with a blue stripe on the side. >> we have a local address for the suspect as well as some possible destinations he may be enroute to. >> reporter: there are a number of cameras around the complex and there were witnesses. this witness said when she heard the shots, she knew. >> told my husband he came back and killed them, because he promised to come back and kill them and he did. >> reporter: alpha and police say de leon had confronted his ex-girlfriend and her new

boyfriend yesterday and that encounter ended with deleon running away before police arrived and had these parting words. >> he said he would not stop until he killed every single one of them. >> reporter: avila said that the victim told her she was stalked by de leon. a restraining order was issued by a judge to the female victim against deleon, but police say that had not yet been served to the. a suspect serve is also underway in san pablo in connection with a fatal shooting interest. police say a fight broke out last night between a group of women own shasta avenue. shots were fired and 24-year- old reuben cannon of oakley was killed while sitting in his car. police say he was not involved in the fight. witnesses say cannon was shot multiple times by one person. police have not yet identified a suspect in that case. san josi police say they

have arrested two known gang members in connection with a triple shooting this summer. the two suspects were both arrested thursday night on murder and attempted murder charges. they are accrued of sit shooting and killing 26-year- old phillip ayala and 27-year- old alex rodriguez of the fairways on san antonio court back on august 28th. police are withholding the name of the third victim who suffered gunshot wounds to protection her identity. firefighters in the east bay today battled a deadly house fire. started shortly after 11:00 in richmond in the home of 400 block of mclaughlin street. authorities have not yet released the name of the victim, who was a woman. fire officials say neighbors found the woman on her front porch and moved her away from the fire, but efforts to treat her failed and she was pronounced dead at the scene. there is no word obwhat caused the fire. two men and their dog were rescued this afternoon from a cliff near san francisco's lands end.

the national park service says rescue crews were called to the spot east of the eagle's point around 2:20 this afternoon. officials say the men become transafter wandering into a closed area of the park possibly to chase after the dog. no one was hurt. well, the crowd was large and thankful. struggling families today lined up on the peninsula to get everything needed for a great holiday male. ktvu's john sasaki is live in san mateo with more on today's big food giveaway. the samaritan house was a good samaritan for families across the area today. >> reporter: a sunny day helped to brighten spirits in san mateo today, but perhaps that was just the icing on the proverbial cake since many received much-needed holidayed into donation. >> i'm on disability and without the samaritan house, myself and a lot of people

would be in a four spot. >> reporter: they hosted a shop for free day for families in need. >> i'm a single parent and i have custody of my grandkids and we don't even know how we're going to make it through christmas. last year was really hard. >> reporter: and the food selection was just what the families ordered. >> they start with pasta, tortillas, cereal, fresh vegetables, onions and carrots and apples. >> reporter: but canned food and vouchers for turkeys. >> all of this food is donated by second harvest and the community and we couldn't do it without the support of the community. most of the you see today are volunteers. so it's the community helping the community. >> reporter: organizers say the good news is that the demand caused by the economic downturn has leveled off, but the bad news is that it's twice as high as it was a couple of years ago. francis campos invited us to her home where we watched her organize the degrees she picked

up for her family of seven. >> i'm grateful from everybody who donated and samaritan house needs a lot more house. >> reporter: samaritan house officials say they always need more donations and volunteers. these volunteers were clearly moved by the reaction they got from the people they helped. >> appreciation and total gratitude. everybody has said "thank you,," and wished us a nice holiday, which is really special. >> reporter: samaritan house is doing another shop for free day next weekend and two more leading up to christmas. in san francisco, jan sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. there are a lot of bay area charities looking for volunteers as well as donations. if you would would like to help, be sure to log onto our website ktvu. .com. a gravel spill has been cleaned up after snarling traffic. the highway patrol says a big rig carrying a load of gravel was traveling on the upper deck of the bay bridge when it spilled some of the gravel onto

the roadway. the chp had to shut down three lanes while crews cleaned up the mess. all lanes were re-opened around 8:30. east bay residents with unwanted prescription drugs inhir medicine cabinet got rid of them today for free. the castro valley community action network organized a medicine dropoch. the goal is to properly dispose of expired medications unto deep the drugs off the streets and out of hands of teenagers. organizers say one in five teenagers has abused predrugs. >> oxycontin, the other dangerous drugs that people typically like to use. >> local law enforcement was there to handle controlled substances that must be disposed by the drug enforcement administration. in the first half hour alone today, 25 bottles of controlled substances were handed in. cv can held a similar event in may where 300 pounds of

medications were collected. summer vacation has been pushed back for redwood city. it's adding six days of instruction to the school year and classes wrap up june 9th. six school days were cut due to a lack of funding. once funding was increased for school districts, redwood city administrators and the teachers union agreed to add the six days of school back in. well it looks very wild, but those in the know say there is nothing to fare from the hundreds ever jellyfish that turned up at san francisco's ocean beach today. take a look at this video. a spokesperson for the golden gate national recreational area say the jellyfish pose no harm and do not sting. it does happen periodically and biologists say a saliniate increase can cause the jellyfish to raise to the surface and get pushed to the

beach by the strong tide. one viewer spotted an invasion of jellyfish at marin beach on thursday. one of the most known political prisoners is free and why some are worried that myanmar's opposition leader could be in prison today. facebook defriended and why a middle eastern country temporarily banned the social networking side. we have a warm up and a wind advisory and we'll let you know when that is set to expire. zñzñzñtgtgçwoç'c'cz

. >> president obama today praised the release of one of the word's most prominent political prisons. myanmar's aung san suu kyi was released after years of house arrest, but her supporters are worried that her freedom will

be short-lived. april williams are more. >> reporter: a prison in her own home no more. saturday myanmar's metalry regime released democratic- activist aung san suu kyi from house arrest, which she has been under for 15 of the past 21 years. members of her national league for democracy party now hope for the best with suu kyi free. >> we really want her to come back to the party. she will be the leader of the national league for democracy. >> reporter: the release of the nobel peace prize laureate comes and critics blasted the ballot as rigged and international monitors and media were not allowed in to ocean. one of suu kyi's attorneys say she should never have been detained and sought to put her release in perspective. >> we're dealing are a brutal

dictatorship and ultimately they have the ability to arbitrarily detain her, arrest her orb imprison her at any time. >> reporter: suu kyi supporters vowed to fight on no matter what the cost. >> we know we're doing the right thing so we don't feel the pressure of the government or the military. >> reporter: april williams, reporting from atlanta. in other news of the word toy, in iraq after an eight- month deadlock, factions agreed on form a new government. it remains to be seen in the agreement between sunnies, kurdish blocs will hold together. president obama praised the new power-hairing deal. in saudi arabia today an estimated 2 million muslims are arriving in mecca to take part in hajj. thethe hajj is settle to begin

tomorrow. prince charles engined a group of war widows has part of remembrance day celebrations. it's dedicated to fallen bright soldiers. rememberrance day is the british version of veteran's day here in the united states. president obama may be in japan, but he is participating in a political dance bask in washington. at issue, the bush-era tax cuts set to expire soon and how much mr. obama is willing to give to get what he wants from middle income american. >> reporter: the tax cut battle followed president obama, mr. obama telling reporters he is willing to compromise with newly empowered republicans, but how much and when, he is not saying. in japan, the president seemed to enjoy a kabuki theater performance as he prepares to jump back into some political kabuki in washington over the

bush-era tax rate. the president says it, "it would be an iresponsibility mistake to extend the high income tax rate permanently. but he has "there is a whole host of ways to compromise on taxes." ment. >> i continue to believe that extending permanently the upper income tax cuts would be a mistake and that we can't afford it and my hope is that somewhere in between there we can find some sort of solution, but i'm not going to negotiate here in seoul. >> reporter: the president sits down with leaders next week to hammer out a deal. republicans want a tax break for everyone, so the pressure is on to avoid a jam if there is no action by the end of the year during the lame duck session. the current tax rate expires across the board. remember, on wednesday, david

axelrod made headlines essentially telling the huffington post, "obama has willing to give up on the cuts." not so, says the president as he flies home, but how far is obama willing to move on the real money issue for millions of americans? in washington, julie kirtz, fox news. the white house chief-of- staff officially launched his campaign to become the next mayor of chicago. rahm emanuel spent six years in congress and was also an advisor too president clinton. he discussed the city's fiscal problems. remanual is a front-runner in the mayor's race. democrats have held the post since 1931. >> the islamic kingdom of saudi arabia defriended facebook. they say the social-networking site was temporarily blocked for the nation's 27 million

people. they say the action was taken because facebook, "had crossed a line and offended the kingdom's conservative moral values." access to facebook was restored just a few hours later. pakistan and bangladesh took similar actions against facebook earlier this year. here at home a wind advisory is in effect for the bay area. powerful winds up to 60 miles per hour are expected across mount diabla. the national weather service is urging people to be caringful using outdoor bar-b-qs and other ignitions. the winds started to crank up, especially up above 2000- feet. that wind advisory towards mount diablo and for the north bay hills, especially the top of mount tem. we have a few high clouds moving into the barack, but a closer inspection, we have a fairly quiet weather pattern in place. the winds out of the north-

northeast and that typically increases the fire danger. with the recent rainfall, that is fully helping us quite a bit. so we do not have any red-flag warnings. temperatures today, we warmed up nicely. look at the 80s and a few low 80s to report. san josi, 75 degrees. as far as the wines, some recent gusts over the past couple of hours, mount hamilton, winds gusting to 52 miles per hour. mount diablo, 47 and the oakland hills combusting to right around 20 miles per hour. here is a look at that wind advisory for the north bay hills and east bay hills until 10:00 monday morning. up above 10,000 feet, would he could have gusts on either side of 50 miles per hour. clear skies, a bit of a breeze out there. warming up for your sunday. the extended forecast, a cooling trend. as far as temperatures for tomorrow, they range from the 60s to the mid to upper 70s and

a few neighborhoods could be approaching the 80-degree mark. strongest winds remain in the hills, but we could have stronger winds mixed down closer to the surface. so maybe right around the bay we could have winds around 20, possibly 25 miles per hour as we head into your sunday. as the plan, you can see the timeline at the 7:00, mostly clear skies. by 12:00, 65-70 and then by 3:00, upper 66s to the upper 70s. lookt 70s. oakland at 74 and livermore, 76 degrees. san josi in the upper 70s. just beautiful for your sunday afternoon. fremont, mid-70s awn san francisco, 72 degrees. nice, nice, nice for tomorrow and into your monday as you can see. but look what happens by tuesday. we bring in the cooling trend for tuesday, wednesday and thursday with partly cloudy skies and heather and ken by

next weekend we could be talking about temperatures in the low to mid-50s. >> wow. >> so a significant dropoff in temperatures in the longer range, but tomorrow, mid- november we're tacking about 70s and 80s. >> we're going from an extra blanket at night to flip-flops and shorts during the day. >> good strategy, dress in layers. it will be warming up in the afternoon. >> suddens nice. thanks, mark. well, australian airlines qantas isn't taking chances with the fleet of airbus after the jib on one caught fire. they grounded their entire fleet even though regulators and pilots say the engines are safe. the airlines' ceo says he does not want to put a deadline on safety check. rolls royce is replacing parts. face-to-face with a

baseball legend. we're going to take you to at&t park and see the reason for willie mac's appearance there today.

. the san francisco giants and baseball great willie mccovey honored little league players and coaches for being champions in their community. giant's community fund handed out junior giants willie mack award fort players an coachs. winners were honored with a luncheon and handshake with the hall-of-famer himself. they were based on leadership, teamwork, confidence and tegrity. >> an all around being a good kid. it's not about being the homerun and being the best kid from a state's standpoint, but being a good person. >> nine players and ten coaches from the bay area received the junior giant's willie mack award. the community fund provides equipment, and forms and enrichment programs for leagues in underserved communities. >> way to go everyone. way to go stanford, at least we hope, trying to stay on top tonight. >> some important bay area football going on right now. the two top teams in the pac-

10. 7th-ranked stanford at arizona. this one-yard touchdown run is one of nine yards stanford gained on the ground the entire first half. asu followed that score with 4- yard run of its own. threet on a keeper and it's 7- 7. the sun devils were driving for a lead score early in the 2nd quarter, but this time threet is separated from the ball by michael thomas short of the end zone. the ball is he recovered for a touchback. stanford missed a field goal, so the game tied 7-7 heading into the 3rd quarter. cal hosting the no. 1 team in the country, oregon, after the ducks turned the ball over, cal going 49 yards a score by shane vereen, who squirmed his way. cliff harris with a good run on the return and uses his last blocker to make it 64 yards to the end zone. the ducks going for a two-point conversion, but have not just

scored early in the 3rd quarter and lead 15-7. >> and a battle of unbeatens last night in the east bay athletic league. cal high of san ramon hosting de la salle. they scored a pair of touchdowns. it was 23-17 with 3:20 to go, but the grizzlies were unsuccessful with the kick. 31-17, the final, spartans win their 209th straight against northern california opponent. those teams will most likely be 1-2 in the northwest playoff see the-seedings. the warriors wrapping up a road-trip and we'll have all for you on sportswrap. see you then. >> thank you, joe. coming up on the 10:00 news a late-night deal by democrat and what it means for san

francisco's nancy pelosi? and quite a sight on the bay area beach and what might have led to the jellyfish invasion, tonight on the 10:00 news. >> that is our report for now. i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne and for everyone here at ktvu, thanks for joining us. and stay up-to-date online at ktvu.com. >> good night. >> good night.