good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell.

it's monday, october 3rd. our top story -- the rain. we have team coverage on what will be the first significant rainfall of the season. ktvu's tara moriarty is live in the north bay where the pending rain is being met with great anxiety by grape growers. let's go to steve paulson first. >> all right. thank you. we had one rain. that did not do much. today's rain will. measurable amounts already into mendocino, getting closer to santa rosa. right now about bodega bay. for the rest of the bay area, it's not that bad. in fact there's mostly sunny skies to the south. the system -- for everyone else. amounts will be really light for some and there will be okay for others. i mean, to the senator aya, i

doubt more than a couple of 100ths fall -- i mean to the san jose area, i doubt more than a couple of 1/100ths fall. let's go to tara about the grape growers. >> reporter: you can see over here, these are the grapes that haven't been picked yet. but the rush is on to get them off the vine. we're here at the ranch that supplies chardonney wines. they've been getting about a few hours of sleep a night and then they come back out. according to official, at least one-fifth of the grape harvest is in. here at this ranch, the crop is

anywhere from 30% to 50% more than normal. the good news is that the weather has allowed for better flavor. the grapes with the thicker skin should be okay. it's the grapes for zinfendal that are thinner. here at this ranch, they say they are gonna to keep these grapes. even if it drizzles, they will work through it. we're live in napa, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. three people are dead after a weekend shooting at a party that happened in san leandro. kraig debro is at the police headquarters with an update on what happened and more questions about who approved this party. kraig? >> reporter: good morning, dave. police are saying the organizers of the party

organized it over the internet, not the first time they've seen that. but they say they do need the public's help to find out who shot these people. this all started sunday night, early sunday night. 19-year-old shanese keel is one of the victims and her two friends and one other woman, all were shot and killed. this happened around 1:30 sunday morning. these homicide victims and about 150 other people just left a warehouse and a green suv pulled up. >> unfortunately, san leandro has had some tragic events occur as a result of these parties occurring here. i believe these are very popular things right now. they are occurring all over the bay area. >> reporter: the gunman ran off

in an unknown direction. three other people were also shot and wounded. their i.d.s and conditions are not known. we're gonna talk to police this morning. we're expecting bun of the detectives to be in, try to talk to him about overnight details. one of the things we're working on is if the people who organized the party had a permit. that's one of the many details that police are looking in to. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:05. the fate of jailed american exchange student amanda knox is in the hands of an italian jury right now. this after knox gave a tearful plea for freedom overnight. knocks asked the italian court to set her free and overturn her 2009 murder conviction in the death of her british roommate. knox said, "i was not there. i did not kill. i did not rape.

i did not steal." an observer in the courtroom said several jurors and even some jurors were crying at the end of her statement. a jury decision is expected sometime after 11:00 a.m. this morning our time. closer to home, supporters of amanda knox are nervously waiting for that jury decision. our reporter rick price, telling us live from seattle, that those reporters stayed up all night and watched the italian proceeding. good morning, rick. >> reporter: good morning dave. good morning, everybody. the mood was emotional up there in the hotel as the friend of amanda watched rivetted that feed from the italian croom. there was barely a sound in the courtroom as amanda knox took the stand there. the emotion was evident, hands clasped, jaws tight, eyes shiny with tears. after amanda knox professed her

innocent through tears, it was discovered that the wait would continue. >> we are all very, very optimistic. but at the same time you don't know what could happen. you know what the truth is. you are just helping they get it. >> reporter: they know they have a while to wait. the judge suggests it will be at least 11:00 seattle time and i can tell you up in that hotel room, there's still too many people that are waiting watch. back to you. >> thank you, rick price, live in seattle. today, the u.s. supreme court begins a new session full of hot button issues. coming up at 7:15, we'll have a live -- we'll have a report from our washington, d.c. including california's plan to cut medicaid payments to doctors, hospitals and other

medical providers. >> that's a big deal. >> yes. >> sal's watching our commute. how is the commute looking? >> well, we have a busy monday on tap. i want to start off with some very slow traffic here in the east bay it's going to be slow and slow under fremont. 580 westbound. 680 on the show kerr and -- shoulder and crash. let's move to some live pictures. i want to show you that 880 northbound past the coliseum, that looks pretty good, getting up to a bay bridge toll plaza that's not all that crowded. coming up in just a few moments, we'll take a look at all of the south bay freeways. 7:08. let's go to steve. there is a dividing line between clouds and mostly clear skies. but some rain already into the north. it's getting closer, getting

closer. for some it's not bad. just wait. our system is getting there. we start out under mostly clear, partly sunny skies. that's not the case for the -- for the north bay you can see already beginning to move in. reports of rain up towards ukiah, willits, haven't heard anything from the west. i imagine it's close. our system continues to work its way -- to work its way in. it will produce drops to the north and south -- south, far less to the south. i think everybody will get some rain out of this. but for areas to the south, it will take a while. it clouds increasing throughout the day, even though we do have some mostly cloudy skies for a few. it will turn cloudy. the heaviest rain will be in

the north. so for a couple of areas, say san jose south, you might get a couple of/100ths and then the upon -- couple of hundreds. here's our system by ginning to move through. you can see right there in that last frame, if you are south of that, you are like where are the clouds? well, they were getting there. i think the rain will start to move east and south. one system moves out. that's the one for wednesday. that's tapping in a lot of moisture and has a lot colder air in it. our system today, won't be bad. it will be okay. it will be the first rain for everybody. sun gives way for increasing clouds. rain moves in, 60s, 70s. santa clara valley but for others it will be in the 60s on

the high side. tuesday is all right. we'll clear it out. we'll carry that in to thursday. friday we clear it out. it looks mostly sunny and warmer for the weekend, tori and dave. >> thank you. an update on the presidential race. which way chris christie seems to be lanking and rick perry's reaction to a story that ties him to an offensive word. the family of shane bauer telling us about their emotional reunion after being jailed for two years. i'm a curious seeker.

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good morning. this system is producing some decent rain to the north. but not too much in the bay area yet. we actually have mostly cloudy skies. it will see increasing clouds and rain will spread from north to the south. mar lesser amounts to the south -- far lesser amounts to the south. it's time for the new session to begin and alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. bureau with more on this story. >> reporter: just about every hot button issue of the day could get a chance to be heard. president obama's healthcare overall, a decision could come before the next presidential election whether this policy is

acceptable. another one, gps can be attached to a car without a warrant and whether the fcc's indecency rules for broadcasters go too far. and there's abortion, immigration and affirmative action. >> the supreme court rule something turning out to be interesting. it could be the most interesting one in a century. >> reporter: and kicking things off on the docket today, a case involving california's prepped -- proposed cuts to medicate. at issue is whether medicaid recipients and healthcare providers can sue in federal court to protect the program. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news.

there are rumors that chris christie will public i enter the -- publicly enter the race. now people close to the governor says he's considering the presidency. and republican presidential candidate rick perry's campaign is disputing a "washington post" story that tied perry to the hunting ground names his family leased in texas. the offensive word which had been painted on a rock was painted over before he launched his career in 1984. others say he had taken them hunting to the property when the -- where the word was still visible. according to bloomberg, the

billionaire coke brothers made millions of -- cokh brothers made millions of dollars by he -- by selling equipment to iran. the sister of one of the freed u.s -- the sister of one of the freed uc berkeley grads is talking about reuniting with her brother after his two-year imprisonment in iran. the two men spent 780 dies in jail on spying charges. bau you're sister thought it would be something that would be cleared up in a couple of days. when that didn't happen, the family put their life on hold. >> so many things i didn't want shane to miss. i didn't want to get married without shane. so we postponed our wedding. >> china bauers says seeing her brother for the first time in a

long time, she's thankful for all of the support. the arrests of 700 people on new york's brooklyn bridge has drawn more people where protesters have been camped out for three weeks. their causes include anything from global warming to gas prices to corporate greed. the occupied -- the occupied wall street, hundreds marched in los angeles. they say they represent the other 99% of the americans struggling to make ends meet. >> it's for all of you who are tired. it's about the banks getting bailed out while we get soldout. >> these are substantial at injustices that occurring between our country and the

disenfranchisement of the american people. >> similar protests were held in boston, chicago and seattle. this is video of one in burlington development -- burlington, development. he is known as the geezer bandit. it's possible he may have stuck again. witnesses say the man in these surveillance images from a san diego bank pointed a resolver at a teller and ran off with cash on friday. he fits the description of the geezer bandit, who officials say is responsibility for 14 robberies across southern california. there's one more difference, the geezer bandit has worn a hat. the investigation into the shooting after 21-year-old in san francisco continues. the medical examiner's office says he was shoot six times

saturday night. he died later at the hospital. now, police responded to the scene after an alert from the shot spotter gunfire detection system. so far no one has been arrested. deputies were called to the home on azores circle saturday afternoon and found 23-year-old lance kusimonio dead. a woman told deputies she shot and killed him because he was an intruder who threaten her and her pregnant daughter. investigators say the two knew each otherby did not give us details about the nature of the relationship. do you order burgers and fries or fruit and a salad? we're on opposite ends here. the restaurants have been cutting calories. the question is are people buying it. and what caused this

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7:23. a new study says unhealthy foods are still the top sellers at restaurants. despite a push for healthier options on the menu. the study finds while 47% of americans say they like restaurants to offer healthier items, like salads and fruit, only 23% tend to order them. the restaurants are saying people are buying the foods but the high fat, high sugary food, well, they are still the top sellers. a san francisco street is open this morning after being closed for 12 hours by a sinkhole. it was a two-foot wide ole found yesterday on 15th avenue between geary and clement. city officials say the sinkhole was caused by the collapse of a

100-year-old sewer main due to be replaced ironically this month. even the work crews are laughing about it. it is 7:24. let's see if anyone is laughing on the roads or crying. at least it's dry for this morning, sal? >> right. and if you are sitting in your car crying, there may be something wrong with you, sir, or madam. just a small joke. 880, traffic is busy but that accident at 8th street is gone. things are picking up. 580 and 680, we still have the accident on the shoulder. this area you might be just a little bit slow as you still come through. even though the traffic is still on the shoulder, i would say the traffic is very slow. 680 at 580 is where the accident is. i think i said it the other way around. 680 at 580 but 580 is slow in

the area. slow traffic in bay point, slow traffic in antioch. and then 680 to pleasant hill is getting busy. 7:25. let's go to steve. well, already some sun there. the system is on its way. there's a fine line between clouds and no clouds at all. it's starting to work its way into the city. also the north bay there's been rain reports coming in from sonoma county, there's the system aligning itself parallel to the coast of the once it gets there we'll go from mostly sunny to mostly cloudy. this system will weaken considerably. that's pretty good. when you start to see it lit up like that, and then a line stretching back into sonoma county. 50s on the temperatures, low to mid. 51 napa, 52 livermore. we do have mostly sunny skies.

that will give way -- this testimony will give us rain and weaken when it does but the next system coming out of the aleutians will be on wednesday and that will give everybody some rain. lows will be in the 50s but by this afternoon, the system sleeps in. clouds on the roll here. they will be in later on if you don't have it now. they will start to move in. 60s on the temperatures, to a few low to mid-70s especially down towards morgan hill and gilroy. a lot going on here. rain comes in, a break on tuesday, more rain, wind and cold. with your weekend in view, it does look sunny side up. 7:26. there was an overnight fire in vallejo. it did cause some damage but how much? coming up -- we will tell you about the effort in at least two bay area cities to make streets safer for kids

going to and from school. and an emergency on the tracks forced b.a.r.t. to shut all electricity to its rails.

expect a lot of police out and about in palo alto today, watching both drivers and

pedestrians at school. allie rasmus is out there to tell us specifically what police will be looking for. >> reporter: we're outside addison elementary school in palo alto and while classes don't get started for another 45 minutes or so, neighbors say once it does, you will see a lot of people out here. a lot of pedestrians and cars. there are signs out here warning pedestrians this is a high-traffic area and they should use caution. "operation safe passage" starts this week. the goal is maximum enforcement for traffic violations especially in school zones. drivers who are speeding and drivers who are failing to yield to pedestrians, police will be looking for them. police will be looking for -- police will be looking for drivers who are texting and driving because and -- and because these traffic

violations also apply to pedestrians. police will be looking out for anyone jaywalking. we talked to some people say all of this is a good idea. >> not paying attention. as my daughter said, people need to be responded -- constantly reminded of the necessarity to watch out -- necessity. >> reporter: san jose police are also conducting their own "operation safe passage" stepping up enforcements in school zones in their city. police say this has been going on for several years. it's not a new thing but this week's enforcement period comes six days after a 6-year-old girl was killed. it happened at bay road and gloria way in least palo alto.

this woman's daughter was struck while going through the crosswalk. tomorrow, the city council will have a meeting about safety. and in palo alto and san jose, police will be doing -- will be doing maximum enforcements at this intersection. back to you. >> thank you. a woman and child escaped a house wire in vallejo. this happened on hands avenue and amador street. investigators think it started in the basement. but we still don't know the exact cause. that's under investigation. look at these pictures. firefighters say there's about $200,000 damage to that home. b.a.r.t. is back to normal at this hour, but there were major service delays last night. someone died on the tracks. someone stotted this at the colma station around 11:20 p.m.

electricity to the third rail was shut off immediately. witnesses say the man jumped from the train -- in front of the train as it approached. service is fully restored this morning. 7:33. a santa rosa woman who was mentoring a parolee is now recovering from an attack by that man. police say charles lenny demand she went him a car last saturday night. when she refused, he assaulted her, took her cell phone and her car before dropping her off at her home. police arrested him yesterday afternoon. he was still driving the victim's car. a little girl's glow in the dark necklace helped search throughs -- crews find her in a wooded -- in a wooded san mateo marine. her mother called 911 and more than 75 officers and volunteers quickly formed a search party. about four hours later, a chp

helicopter spotted the girl with a growing necklace and a flashlight. she was scared and a little cold but not injured. 7:34. happening right now, one of the biggest technology conventions in the whole world starts in about a half an hour in san francisco. we're live. they blocked off the streets. you see the security people. the camera is pulling back. if you are driving around san francisco this week, you may feel like oracle has just taken over. this live picture, you can see they've closed off several streets around moscone center. now, 45,000 people will be attending oracle open world 2011. here they are coming. the numbers for this -- the numbers for this are incredible. there's 10,000 feet of tent space, 300 miles of phone and if internet wiring. >> the five-day event sells out every event in the downtown san francisco area as well as many

hotels along the peninsula. >> our economy is very strong. we see that reflected in the conference and the attendee numbers. >> organizers say this conference pumps more than $100 million in the san francisco san francisco. and there is a concert monday night featuring "sting" and "tom petty and the heartbrokers." and larry bear, giants' ceo presented ellison with a world series ring for his contributions to the community. last year's championship trophy will also be on display at the oracle. major cuts for the pacific -- major cuts for the pacifica police are taking place today. this is forcing the elimination of another job. also the police department

building is now only open for limited hours. on mondays, tuesdays, thursdays and fridays, the building will be open from 8:30 to 5:00 p.m. on wednesday, the building will open at 8:30 and close at 7:30 p.m. some criminals in california will no longer serve their time in a state prison. the new realign sentiment program in effect today requires judges to sentence, nonviolent, nonsexual criminals to county jails instead of state prisons. the goal is to ease overcrowding. 7:36. week two of the involuntary manslaughter of michael jackson's doctor will start this morning. paramedics gave some explosive testimony in the first week of the trial. coming up at 7:45 we'll take you live to the courthouse in los angeles. meantime, a man arrested during a b.a.r.t.

protest in august is due in court. he's accused of trying to start a fire and reis sissing arrest at an august demonstration in san francisco. he pleaded not guilty. the protest -- the protests were in response to the shooting of the transient charles hill in july. local circumcision bans are now banned. governor brown signed the bill that was written in the attempt to the attempt to put a -- written when the attempt to ban circumcision was introduced. governor brown has said he doesn't know if he will sign a bill about state licensing. all dogs and cats are supposed to be licensed but only 16% have one. this would require shelters and

breeders to note -- to notify the city. 7:38. let's check in with sal castanedo, see how things are moving on the roads. >> a lot of those dogs were out over the weekend, tori and dave. right now, the traffic is out. let's go outside and take a

look. did i have -- i have my maps on san jose 17 northbound. we have some slow traffic coming in from the summit from the santa cruz mountains to los gatos and then 85. it's approaching 87. that's gonna throw some people out. we have slow traffic getting up to the los gatos area and saratoga. as you get into cupertino, the traffic is moderately heavy. 217 is slow. so the south bay is filing -- is filling in quite a bit. 280 is a better bet for you in san mateo county. let's go to some live pictures right now. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for with a -- for about a 15 to 20-minute wait. we have slow traffic. let's go to steve. okay. already mostly sunny for some.

already some rain on the north coast, 100 to .42 to fort bragg. the rain's getting closer, parts of the -- parts of the russian river. when they align themselves north and south, that's not a good sign. it's weakening the system. i think light amounts will fall on the peninsula to the east bay. so generally about .10 to .25 to hardly anything at all. but the next system coming in on wednesday is much, much stronger. sun in the morning here. >> clouds, slowly increasing. we'll go from mostly sunny to cloudy like that. lows in the 50s as this system goes closer. the heaviest will be to the north bay. i did go .51. northern sonoma county could get that much but i think very

little falls, maybe .10, for many locations and next. it is marching inland. they kind of topple and -- that's not really a good sign. it's still there. it's still holding together. 52 livermore. 51 napa. they were down to 47 and the clouds start to inch in. but our system will set the table for the next station. tuesday we'll get a break. a decent system coming in starting to take shape in the gulf of alaska and the typhoon. that's gonna develop and give us some pretty good rain on wednesday. i would be more concerned about that, unless you are up to the north and then, then, you will get some rain out of this. sun, here for some. clouds on the increase, then

rain from this afternoon, nothing too heavy. 60s on the highs or even low to mid-70s i think down towards morgan hill, san martin, antioch, oakland. it won't be too bad. at heat in the morning you will have some sun. rain moves in on wednesday. this will take us into early thursday and we clear it out on friday. with the weekend in view it looks mostly sunny and warmer. in china, rescuers are trying to save villagers stranded by -- stranded by the typhoon. nearly 60 people have been killed in the phillippines and 11 people in vietnam have died. in the atlantic this moving, ophelia weakened from a hurricane to a tropical storm. it continues to head to newfound lan. her top winds are --

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construction spending increased in august. the manufacturing sector expanded at a faster pace in september but, again, remains

at modest levels. so stocks were initially fairly positive this morning but they have erased those gains due to concerns about the european debt crisis. taking a live look at the big board. the dow is down 55. nasdaq is down 11. speaking of europe, government workers in grease are -- in greece are staging demonstrations after the -- after the greek plan laid out a plan -- laid out a plan that do result in thousands of job losses. the parliament will vote on a plan to put 30,000 public sector reserves in a pool that gives them partial pay for a year and then fires them. barnes and noble hopes to win over customers from border's. barnes & noble bought their list, borders' list. customers can opt out before the end of the month.

you can go to ktvu.com and get a link that will take you to the opt-out page. in just about an hour, testimony resumes in the involuntary manslaughter trial. it was a busy day last week. who is gonna be on the stand today? >> reporter: well, first, let she mow -- let me show you the outside of the courthouse. the crowds have diminished. we understand that the jackson family will not be in court today. they are taking in a cirque du soleil michael jackson tour. we don't believe the family will be here for the remainder of the week. last week, e-- we heard from

the bodyguard, the personal assistant, the time line and then recounting the final moments of michael jackson's life. on friday, we had the -- we heard from the paramedic that responded -- was the first to respond and also the e.r. doctors at ronald reagan ucla. their testimony was critical because they had said that conrad murray had not told them that they administered propofol. and the paramedic said, had we got there earlier, we could is -- we could have perhaps saved his life. and conrad murray was peppered with questions. they asked if there were any medical conditions that michael jackson had? conrad murray, according to the testimony, said nothing. we expect to hear from more doctors in the e.r. conrad murray's ex-girlfriend was on the phone with him at

the time when michael jackson stopped breathing and prosecutors are trying to show the time line here that conrad murray instead of being on the phone on several phone calls should have been continually monitoring michael jackson while he was administering that propofol and also they want to show that during -- that during that time, he failed to call 911. we expect to hear that testimony later a -- later today. we're shifting toward the medical part of the testimony here. back to you. >> thank you, bob. the youngest brother of joe biden is recovering from an anthrax scare. frank biden. he was at home on saturday when he opened the manila until. white powder rushed out. he and his girlfriend went to the hospital. >> opened the envelope on my

way to the door and this water -- and this white powder dispersed and got on me. >> frank biden talked to his brother during the ride in the ambulance, making sure nothing was sent to washington -- washington. he did feel guilty -- he did feel itchy -- and skateboarders worried that one of their favorite gathering places may be shut down even though it attracts 40,000 users a year. [ screaming ]

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welcome back. 7:52. firefighters here in rural san diego trying to put out a

wildfire. it started saturday afternoon east of julieen -- julian. residents have been told to be ready to evacuate. there's concern the wind may shift and push the fire towards homes. the fire cause is under investigation. several controlled burns will take place tomorrow near drake's. the fires are part of a research area, specifically the showy indian clover. san jose is home to the state's largest skateboard. it's hit a bump in the road. the park is three years old and cost $600 million to build. san jose had enough to keep the park running through next month. >> the city was able to come up with money to keep it open in

-- open until february. but some people say the city should continue to support an activity that's popular with kids and adults. >> i'm 45 years old and we have this activity. we come here and we are kids again. >> it's just ridiculous. they use tax dollars for other things. why not keep date parks open? >> the city council says there's the possibility. getting corporate sponsorship to cover the cost to keep the park open. council members hope to work out a deal in the next month. injured veterans from all over the country are riding their bikes for a good cause. >> let's roll! >> the seven-day ride to recovery started yesterday in south san francisco. a lot of bikes out there. veterans, current military members and their supporters are riding 450 miles all the way to the santa monica pier.

they are maizing -- they are raising money right now. private donors are paying for their food, hotel and the travel expenses. the group will arrive in santa monica on saturday. 7:55. let's make sure you arrive okay. we're checking with sal on the commute. how does it look? >> pretty good in most areas. routine, i should say. there will be slowing. steve and i have been the tag team on the afternoon rain that's expected. so make sure that you put that into your plans for later today. let's go out to live pictures and show you the maze. traffic is backed up around the curve. we're also getting word of airplane delays, pretty specific ones in and out of san francisco. if you are taking a flight in and out of sfo, there are delays reported. let's take a look at san jose,

northbound 280 at the 880 interchange. we have stop and go traffic there underneath the sun. don't let the weather fool you. this is a look at contra costa county. it gets better by bay point. 680, a rash of fender-benders. that will add to your commute time. let's go to steve. we doment. already some rain, it's getting closer. it's producing rain and there it is. has not made it to santa rosa or sebastopol but she said the clouds are thickenling you. this system will weaken considerably by the time it arrives. but it's still there. but the ams are far left as you head south. santa clara valley may not get much of this. it's swinging in. we'll go for mostly cloudy, clouds, sunday and we'll start

to see things roll in here. around noontime, things should weaken and temperatures are in the 50s. for most it will be in the north bay and this will be very light rain in advance of a system that will be here wednesday -- wednesday. tuesday looks all right. and then wednesday, rain and wind move in. friday we clear it out and then with your weekend, shaking -- taking shaper. it looks drier, sunnier and warmer. 7:57. it will be a little rainy here in the bay area. one part of pennsylvania is already getting know. center county was hit with one of the earlier snowfall over

the weekend. >> that's amazing. wow. a real bumpy ride for some airline passengers. what happened in the air that injured almost two dozen people on two different flights?

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's monday, it's october 3rd and we have team coverage on what will be the first real rainfall of the season. tara moriarty's live in the north bay, where the pending rain is being met. it's making a lot of people nervous, the grape growers, in particular. but first let's go to steve paulson. you've been on this all

morning. >> that's correct, dave. for some this won't amount too much. the north bay will take the brunt of this. it's starting to move through very slowly. up to mendocino county there's moderate amounts of rain. the system is parallel to the coast. eventually this will slide eastward as to does, it will weaken considerably giving most of the bay area light, light rain. with that in mind, don't look for much in the way of the morning hours. sun will give way to clouds. that system system will move in. stronger system on wednesday. tori? >> thank you, steve. one minute after 8:00. three people are dead after a weekend shooting outside a san

leandro warehouse party. kraig debro has more including who hosted the party. >> reporter: good morning. police say the promoters of the party promoted the party over the internet. they want to find out if they -- if it was a zoning issue or -- they need the names. police don't know right now if the victims in this shooting were tacketted. one of the victims is 19-year- old shanise kiel. she was with josh and another woman. they were shot and killed. it happened around 1:30 sunday morning. three victims and 150 others had left the party. police say the two men walked up to the victims as they stood next to the green suv. that vehicle belongs to somebody at the party. >> unfortunately san leandro

has had some tragic events occur as a result of these parties, you know, occurring here. i believe that's are very popular things right now. they are occurring all over the bay area. >> almost exactly a year ago to the day, two individuals were shot at the -- at the monarch club. 100 partygoers attended that party. the man who agod the party said he gave a fake -- fake information and downplayed the incident -- the party so that he didn't to have pay fees -- pay fees. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. the fate of amanda knox is in the hands of a jury of the

italy. amanda knox asked the court this morning to -- to set her free and overturn her murder conviction in the death of her british roommate, herdy death kercher. now, knox says, i did not kill, i was not there. i did not rain. i did not steal. >> translator: i don't want to be punished for half of my life, and have my future taken away for me forethings that i haven't committed. yews ash -- because i'm inflow sent -- committed, because i'm innocent. i'm innocent. . >> now her codefendant also asked for his freedom. the jury is expected -- is expected to make an appeal later on today. new this morning, the family of meredith kercher is speaking out afraid of today's project.

>> as long as they decide only on the information available to them and they -- they don't look into, you know, as we were just discuss -- discussing the media hype, then justice will be found. that was meredith kercher's sister. the kercher family went on to say they believe in the italian justice center. 8:05. more than a dozen passengers on two different flights that landed in boston -- boston suffered injuries after the planes they were on ran into severe turbulence. some of the passengers were thrown out of their seats. when they landed, nine people were given medical attention. no one was seriously hurt. passengers say it was a scary experience. >> at one point, we -- it was like a roller coaster ride. it was serious.

>> i've experienced a long period of turbulence when you are going through a storm. but this was out of the ball. that just -- a huge drop. >> another flight from north carolina headed to germany was diverted due to 11 injuries due to turbulence. this video from september 25th shows the aftermath on cherry and 99th but this morning, "the chronicle" reports the officer himself shot the entire incident as it happened with a city issue camera clipped to his uniform. opd will not say what the video shows because the investigation is ongoing. previously investigators say they officer opened fire because the suspect had a gun. >> this morning, some parents at rodriquez high school are staging a protest to demand change. they claim the school administration is harassing

students and creating a negative learning environment. parents say previous complaints about haven't -- have been ignored. 8:07. there is a bit of a tug-of-war over who will control the b.a.r.t. board. the contra costa county times is saying the county wants a bigger say over the issues and that they want to add a third seat on the b.a.r.t. board through restricting. the committee a -- the committee sets everything from the fairs including policing. 8:07. what's happening on 280, sal? >> well, it's slow. as a matter of fact, it's slow everywhere in the south bay. one of the things i mentioned last time is that it is going to rain but steve said it's not gonna rain this much in the south bay. move of us will be affected.

just to clarify and the expert, the weather expert, steve, will be here in just a moment. let's take a look at what we have. even though it may not rain that hard. it may be slick for the afternoon. it's dry on it 8 -- on 280, 880, and we have slow traffic coming down from the summit to los gatos. it's not stop-and-go but it is slow. the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is gonna be a little slow as you get off in san francisco. howard is closed between 3rd and 4th. it's kind of making south of market a mess. 8:08. let's go to steve. mostly cloudy for some, mostly

cloudy for others. the system will get here. if you are further south, north, east or on the pill, it's not too bad right now if you have to -- peninsula, it's not too bad right now if have you errands to run. run up in crested city has already had an inch of rain. bodega bay north looks for rain. >> this is a slow mover and it's stalling out. a little low forming. a lot of sun. what rain. is this system -- as this system punches in, it will weaken considerably. the heavy rains will be in the north. to the north, could get .50 to .25 but i think .10 to .25 will

cover it. cordelia was down to 50. 55 santa rosa, 55 san jose. there you if. our system continues -- when they toppled over like that or when they line themselves south to north, which is exactly what this one is doing, it takes all of the energy out of it. it's still forming together. a little slow is forming. so rain in the north bay. 60s on the temperatures today or low to mid-70s if you are nar away -- far enough away from that system. tuesday looks okay. mostly sunny, cool in the morning. wednesday rain, thursday showers and we'll go clearing out friday with your weekend in view. this week looks much better. today they are concerned with

the grape growers. >> that's right, the clouds looking a little bit ominous. if you look off in the distance, you can see they are threatening we are expecting rain this afternoon. over here, if you see that airplane-looking thing, it has a bunch of lights attached to it. and that's -- and that's to ill loom knit the vineyard so crews can see what they are doing in the dark. works have been working around the clock the last several days. and there's a fungus that could destroy their crops and these pictures are from this morning. the grape harvest is already cooler than usual. but the good news, according to officials, one-fifth of the $400 million grape harvest is already in and while the

thicker-skinned grape wines, it does not handle like the thicker ones. most vineyards will work through the drizzle. in it rains, they -- we're live in sonoma, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 8:12. one of the most prominent democrats in america is now criticizing the obama white house.

good morning. >> we have breaking news. let's go to sal. an officer-involved shooting? >> that's right. 636 funston. that's funston and balboa. there's been an officer-

involved shooting. they had a lot of medics and crews in the area. ktvu newschopper2 is on the way getting their quick. we'll let you know more about this. it's reportedly an officer- involving -- shooting. it happened about an hour and a half ago. there is a lot of police presence in this area. as soon as we're there we'll give you more details. a massachusetts man accused of plotting to fly explosive- packed remote controlled airplanes in the suspect and the u.s. capital is expected to be in court today for a bail hearing. prosecutors will ask that the 26-year-old be spelled without bail. he was arrested last wednesday after undercover federal agents delivered materials they say he requested including grenades, six machine guns and what he

believed was 25 pounds of explosives. 8:16. the u.s. supreme court begins its new term faud. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us about the california case that's kicking off the document et this morning. >> reporter: dave, that's right. we have a crew for arguments in the case. this is about the cuts to medicaid. more on that in a minute. but first looming is president obama's healthcare overall. the obama administration has asked the high court to resolve whether the mandate that every american buy health insurance is constitution. a decision could come right before the election and the experts say the president's political future could be on the line. >> it has consequences to his reelection. >> reporter: the justices take up whether the police can track

a gps is monitor without a warrant. and were the fcc's indecency rules for broadcasters go too -- and where the fcc's indecency rules for broadcasters go too far. and whether medical recipients can stop cuts from taking effect. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:18. there are rumors that new jersey governor, chris christie, will enter the race. publicly, christie has said he will no longer run for republican nomination but now two people close to the governor say he's reconsidering

the matter. it's not only republicans heaping criticism on the obama administration these days -- these days, in this had some words as well -- until until had some words as well. no word about the white house's reaction to pelosi's statement. it may not sound romantic but in the -- but in mexico, it's real. mexican lawmakers are considering a proposal to allow temporary marriage. couples who have doubts could apply for a temporary license. they could reapply after two years. couples who don't feel a love connection anymore. they can split up without

having to go through a messy and expensive divorce. fans of apple are getting excited about tomorrow. last week apple had the words "let's talk iphone." most interpret that could be the 5 is coming out. work continues today on a project to bring energy- efficient lights to a stretch of gary boulevard in san francisco. back in march nearly 350 fluorescent fixtures were replaced with energy efficient lamps. the lights are designed to last longer and help reduce the city's electric bill. a 9-year-old philadelphia boy was seriously injured in a

crash after he took his parents' car without anyone knowing. he lost control of the car, the car spun out of control and hit a tree and flipped over. >> the car was basically flip aid part. >> the boy is in critical but stable condition and they don't know how he got access to that car. a charter school in the south bay gets a lot of -- gives a lot of attention for its school year. and those who became ill while working at ground zero will be able to apply for compensation. there's one disease that will not be covered. >> reporter: newschopper2 involving on the scene of an officer-involved shooting district. we're on seen. we'll let you know more about

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. breaking news in san francisco. we have an officer-involved shooting in san francisco's richmond district. newschopper2 has just arrived at the scene. we've had reports of multiple people being hurt in this event and you can see that we do have the police -- it looks like chief greg sur down there, you can just kind of -- you can kind of tell by his -- well,

his bald head, if you don't mind me staying here. the street is completely blocked off, funston which runs parallel to -- parallel to park presidio. so funston and balboa roughly here. you will see activity but it's not affecting park presidio. we'll let you know mor about what's going on here. we have a view -- know more about what's going on here. we have a crew there. and 23 more schools are planned to be opened by 2015. it now serves 2400 students. the first rocketship school opened in 2007 in san jose. the school has attracted national attention for its unique model and high test scores. people who became ill after working at ground zero will once again be able to apply for

monetary compensation starting today. those who suffer from illnesses such as lung disease will be eligible for the victim compensation fund. however, the program will not cover cancer. federal officials say there's not enough evidence to show a link between cancer and work at the site. last year, congress approved reopening the fund and set aside 2.8 billion. let's go back to sal. you and the chopper are pretty busy and i've pinpointed it down to a little closer to where it is. this is on the 600 block of funston avenue. 636 funston where police say there's been an officer involved shooting. this is on the block of funston between balboa. these are pictures. newschopper2. police are there, including

high-ranking officers standing in front. this residence. we also have a crew on the ground. we're just looking at the area. the street is blocked off. funston runs parallel to park presidio which is a very busy street. there's grieve of trees so it's not -- grove of trees, so it's not affecting traffic. people can't really see what's going on. as you can see, newschopper2 is showing us the growth. there's -- grove. there's park presidio. that's really acting like a shade but one street over there's a lot of police activity, several people have been taken to san francisco hospital. let's go to steve for the weather. >> all right. sal, thank you. we're on the borderline of mostly sunny, mostly cloudy.. it's a slow progress.

>> you got it. >> you're darned right i got it. the rain is on its way. this is a dividing line between mostly sunny and then it will go cloudy. but i tie -- but die the time it -- by the it goes to san jose it will be early afternoon/early evening. the system on wednesday will give rain to everybody. this one mr. focus its sights on the -- sights -- today. 60s, 70s, santa clara valley valley under mostly sunny skies. the weekend, happy to say will be mostly sunny and dammer -- and warmer, dave? >> all right. thank you. 8:28. we're still following the breaking news sal is telling us about in san francisco. sal will have all of the details on an -- on an officer- involved shooting that just happened. >> reporter: if you are driving

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i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ] i miss you, jessica! jerry, are you crying? no, i just, i bit my tongue. [ male announcer ] get to a better state. state farm. we have breaking news in san francisco right now. there's been a shooting involving a police officer there. sal is on this story with all of the latest, including word that more than one person is hurt. what's going on, sal? >> we just got new details into the newsroom. apparently, one person has been stabbed. one person has been shot. this is what we got from the fire department. the fire department showed up

on funston. let's go to the live picture, showing this address here. the fire department showed up at about 7:00 this morning, 7:15 this morning. they found someone outside suffering from stab wounds. the police showed up, went inside and that's when the officer-involved shooting occurred. one more person inside was found with stab wounds. so three people were hurt. funston between richmond and balboa is a side street. so it's not causing major issues. this area down here is full of police cars both marked and unmarked cars, there's chief sur. he's being briefed on what's happened here. there's chief sur and a lot of other high-ranking officials that are here because of this stabbing. wewe have a crew object ground trying to get more information.

you can see the police officers are talking to some of the neighbors in this area. what we know three people are hurt and they are at san francisco general from this officer-involved shooting. we're trying to run down even more information, we will let you know more coming up. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. making sure kids get to school safely. allie rasmus joins us live. that's the focus of a week-long campaign. >> reporter: good morning. palo alto police will be stepping up patrols for school zones. it's called "operation safe pathage." -- "operation safe passage." this is addison middle school.

we saw plenty of people walking and people riding their bikes. >> prepare to walk your bikes, please. >> reporter: a couple of weeks ago a parent and her son had a close-call at this very intersection when they were almost hit by an oncoming scar -- car. it gets extremely busy. i have to watch all angles because i never know if someone is not keeping their eye out and drivers are distracted a lot. >> reporter: here is a list some of the violations police will be looking out for -- speeding drivers, drivers who failed to yield to pedestrians. seat belt violation, parents and kids who are not -- violations, parents and kids who are not strapped in, texting, talking on the phone, and jaywalking and the police

will be citing for that. police say "operation safe passage" happens throughout the year. but this comes now because of the 6-year-old walking to school on bay road and gloria. the little girl was walking with her mother when a driver struck the little girl while she was going through the crosswalk. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the investigation continues this morning into the shooting death of a 21-year-old man in san francisco. the medical examiner's office says nick franton was shot several times on thomas and key street saturday night. he later died at the hospital.

officers responded to the scene after an alert from the shot spotter gunfire detection system. no arrests have been made in connection to the shooting. the contra costa county sheriff avenue department now says a deadly shooting inside a bay point home stems from a domestic incident. deputies were called to a home on azoress circle saturday afternoon. they found 23-year-old lance kuzimomio dead. the woman inside the house said she had shot and killed him because he had broken in the home and threatened her and her pregnant daughter. investigators say they knew each other but would not specify the relationship -- relationship. another deadline for kids to prove they've had the whooping cough vaccine. the district says those who can't prove it, they will be turned away. hundreds of students have to

get this shot. parents who don't want their kids to get the vaccination have to fill out the proper paperwork in order to be in comply auns. well, veterans at the marine mammal center will check out a sea lion that somehow managed to find a bay area freeway. it was found in a ditch in burlingame saturday morning. drivers saw it passing the lanes of -- of highway 101. they want to know if this sea lion is suffering from some sort of a toxic disease. he was named broadway. san francisco now has the nation's first cell phone law about storing radiation. head sets, speaker phones and text messages will be recommended to avoid close

contact with the phone itself and limited use by the children. critics say the ordinance is a waste of time because it's not been scientifically proven that cell phone radiation is dangerous. uc berkeley if students are hoping to get a voice -- uc berkeley students are hoping to get a voice. the area is broken into four districts and that makes it difficult for a student to get elected. berkeley is trying to come up with the way to make the city more friendly for electric cars. one idea, whether to allow charging stations on public

streets. 8:38. let's go back to sal. that's been an officer involved shooting -- officer-involved shooting in san francisco. what's the latest? >> we've learned more about what's going on here as we show you the block of funston between balboa and cabrera. the streets have been totally shutoff, the police -- the police are out there. there's greg sur. there's lieutenant dangerfield and then the house. newschopper2, also looking at it from the sky, now some of the other media crews are beginning to arrive. this is not affecting park presidio because there is a growth of trees which is the next block over. so the park traffic is moving well. but this block of funston, some of the cars can't get in and

out. we'll let let you know. she said the fire departments showed up and found an elderly woman stabbed outside. there was word of another person inside. police went inside and that's when the officer-involved shooting happened. we a -- we're trying to get more details but there are three victim the a -- three victims. if you drive from hayward to fremont, it will be a slow drive approaching the san mateo bridge but this area is the slowest for sure. in the south bay look at 85. that's just not good getting up to highway 17. 280 is backed up into tab dash

into cupertino today. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. we have red on the traffic maps and red on the radar. for some, it's mostly sunny, partly cloudy. it will take a while before in system reaches most of the peninsula. it's moving down from south san francisco and the coast. you can see the rain has not really moved much in the last hour. this is a slow mover. you can actually watch this come in. for the south bay it probably won't come in until later this afternoon. morning sun and clouds. we'll send up with -- we'll end up with 60s. it's really going to set the

stage for the system coming in on wednesday. which looks to have a good punch. everybody will get in on the rain on wednesday. die cent amounts to maybe an inch and some of the wettest locations. 50s on your temperatures even right now. any really haven't done much in the last couple of hours and that system will continue to move in. as it does. it will fall apart. it go spread in the clouds and give us light rains. i think south of sfo, oakland, concord, but the system right there, that's going to have a lot going for it. it's trapped -- it's tapped in. two systems, one today and another one coming in on wednesday. rain in the north bay moving slowly and then it will spread south. as it does, it will fall apart. 60s and 70s. it may take a while to get to the santa clara valley. extended outlook. remember we're going out seven

days. wednesday thursday. friday we'll have a chilly morning and then it will be sunny and even warmer, as the system moves out and the high pressure builds back in. >> thank you, steve. a new group tops the business of san francisco's highest paid city workers. ? ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show.

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we continue to update you on this breaking news in san francisco. there's been an officer- involved shooting. fire spokeswoman told us fire units arrived at 7:00 this morning and found someone stabbed and elderly man outside the residence. so the police officers went inside the residence. inside, they found another person, an elderly woman stabbed and then there was some sort of a confrontation and there was an officer-involved shooting. those three people have been taken to general, san francisco general hospital, very busy with three very seriously injured people. here comes lieutenant danger field on the right -- dangerfield on the right.

he's most likely gonna address the media and tell us what happened. i'm not -- we're gonna -- here we go. if he's gonna talk we'll listen in. this is lieutenant troy dangerfield. >> good morning. i may have to look at some of these note here is. this morning about 7:30 this morning at the corner of funston. there was a stabbing that occurred. officers respond to the call. when officers arrived, they found an elderly man in the doorway of the 600 block of that residence. they noticed he was stabbed and bleeding profusely. he had stab wounds to his forearm and hands. the officers continued up the stairway, where they found another female elderly woman, who was bleeding producely and had stab wounds to her upper body. it looks like they were life- threatening injuries. while they attempted to pull the victim from -- to an area safety for medical, they were confronted with the suspect who

was holding a knife in each hand above his head advancing to the officers. the officers used the extended impact weapon to stop the advance. it was infective. the -- ineffective. the officers then continued to clear the house and they found another female in the back of the house hiding. that victim was uninjured. this all happened about 7:30 this morning. it's an active investigation. that's although we know at this time. they do's peer to be related to each other. it's clear this guy had serious indent to hurt the people in the house as well as the officers when they tried to save these victims. that's all we know at this point. >> how did you get the call initial? >> the initial call -- >> so we're going to wrap up

what lieutenant dangerfield said. he said the police officers arrived and found an elderly man and elderly woman stabbed. when they tried to go into the house, a suspect confronted them with two knives. so they had to subdue the suspect. that included using deadly force. this person was also injured. when they went through the house, they found another potential victim who was hiding in the back. we're gonna found out more about this. one of our reporters is on the scene gathering more details and asking questions. you can see the scene is still active. we'll find out more. and as we do, we'll pass it along. >> all right. sal, thank you. san diego police -- san leandro police are searching for the gunmen who shot and killed three people early sunday morning at a party that was othersed on the internet. sources close to new jersey's governor chris christie says he's

reconsidering a decision about running for the presidential candidate. and rick perry is deend -- is defending himself. and we could be just a couple of hours away from learning the fate of mesh exchange student amanda knox -- of american exchange student amanda knox, that's her on the right. she's automobiled of killing her roommate after 11:00 this morning. knocks is trying to get the -- she's accused of killing her roommate -- after 11:00 this morning. knox is trying to get the verdictian held. right now, the verdictian -- knox it is -- knocks is trying to get the verdict upheld. we're going live to los angeles to the michael jackson trial. >> reporter: good morning. the court started here with dr. rochelle cooper back on the stand. remember on friday we talked

about dr. cooper and about the fact that she was the ucla medical center on duty in charge when michael jackson's arrived. she really detailed what went on and what happened once the king of pop was brought in. she basically testified that dr. murray never mentioned propofol, among other things. inside the courtroom, this morning, only part of the jackson family is here. janet jack son is here, randy jackson as well as a couple of other mims of the joe jackson. that's because joe jackson, katherine, including michael jackson's children, all in montreal for the opening of the cirque du soleil show for michael jackson. now, once this doctor is done and -- and the defense has had a chance to cross-examine. you will see a second doctor, a cardiologist, from ucla, also take the stand. and depending upon how fast the

day goes, you could see dr. murray's girlfriend. she's expected to testify that she was on the phone with him about the time that michael jackson was dying. that's the way things are going today. we'll keep you updated from hire at the courthouse in los angeles, as day 5 is underway. adam housley, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, adam. starbucks is launching its own job creation strategy across the u.s. the coffee chain is introduce. create jobs for usa america to provide loans for small businesses. starting november 1st, donations will be accepted at 6800 starbucks cafes and that's on top of a $5 million donation from starbucks. the company's ceo, howard schultz, says he's freighted by the dysfunction in washington, d.c. and is calling on people in positions of power to put their feet in the shoes of the people who are being left

behind. 8:52. he's been on tv for years. he's been a familiar face for millions. andy rooney signed off from "60 minutes" for the last time. >> this is a -- this is a moment i've regretted. i wish i could do this foreover -- forever. but i can't. writers don't retire. i will always be a -- i will always be a writer. >> indeed. his weekry session -- his weekly segment "a moment with andy rooney" started in 1978.

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the nobel prize for medicine was awarded this morning. but there's also sad news coming with it. it turns out the committee did not know one of the winners died just three days ago. ralph steinman died from pancreatic cancer last friday. just hours ago, the noble

committee announced that steinman was awarded the prize along with bruce beutier and one other man. the prize cannot go to -- cannot be awarded to someone no longer living. so the committee is going through paperwork to see who will be next. let's go back to sal. >> we'll be following this story all morning. we'll have a report at noon. it's an officer-involved shooting. three people were hurt. one of them was the suspect who allegedly stabbed two people between balboa in san francisco's richmond district, avoid the area. we'll have more on this incident coming up on the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. let's go to steve. rain up in the north bay, especially from about the russian river up to sonoma county. lake county.

parts of the south bay, machine. this testimony will fall apart in the afternoon. we'll have some rain today. temperatures in the 60s. stronger system on wednesday, you two. >> and check your windshield wipers out and your tires because it will be a little wet out there. thanks for watching everyone. boy now. ok, kids, our cable will let us record one more show.

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