a homicide in hayward late yesterday. why police say they need the public's help in trying to solve the killing. the long wait is nearly over for iphones with apple. the announcement is just hours away. a professor from uc berkeley wins the nobel prize. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, october 4th. the hayward police department is asking for the public's help this morning after a shooting left one man dead. kraig debro is live outside the apartment complex with the unanswered questions

surrounding this investigation. >> reporter: good morning, tori. this is on tennyson road. behind me is a squad car. a couple of different people did not want to did on camera but said they heard their cousin's uncle was killed. we found out about this very early this morning. when i talked to police in hayward this morning, this happened at 8:45. you are looking at this live picture dash we'll show you that later -- picture -- we will show you that later. this happened last night around 8:45. police say they got several cars from people in the area saying shots had been fired. there was a man lying in the driveway. when they got here, they cored a man in the driveway. they did cpr. the paramedics did cpr. they have not been able to

identify that man. if you come back out live, i want to show you the proximity from the driveway, you are looking at the driveway here, this is where the body was found. over here is where the apartment is where -- where police -- where the police are here. the lieutenant says the police car is there because people in the apartment building might know something. there's purpose behind that. we're going to call and find out more information. back to you. >> thank you.

police in san francisco investigating a deadly accident that killed a pedestrian. this happened at mission and excelsior. that's where an unidentified man was hit by a car about 7:00 last night. he died later at the hospital. there's no word yesterday on whether the driver will be charged in the case. it is 78:03. this morning -- 7:03. this morning a uc berkeley scientist can call himself a nobel prize winner. tara moriarty spoke with him this morning and has more on how he's handling the big news. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. you know, it's been a whirlwind foil -- for mr. perlmutter. there have been a lot of phone calls. it's not every day that a uc berkeley wins the nobel prize in physics. now. we were inside his home.

we listened as his wife talked to his excited parents in philadelphia. he found out about his win and could not believe it. he and his team in the late '90s found evidence that the university was expanding the galaxy is getting further and further apart. >> what's amazing here, you might expect that that would slow down. it's not. it's getting faster and faster. >> reporter: that something, perlmutter, says is the big mystery known as dark energy. he's trying to figure it out with researchers. who knows. another prize do be -- could be in the future. now, will share the prize with the other winners. he will take home around $250,000. he and his wife don't know how they will spend it.

they will be taking a trip in stockholm in december to accept the prize. we're live in berkeley, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> i would say they look very react. could be gratch lakeses to him -- congratulations to him. a breast cancer survivor flying from new york to san francisco said she was suspected to a humiliating public pat-down. she has medical implants and she says a private pat-down was never offered. she said the screening at sfo for her return trip was uneventful. a plan to get you through airport security quicker starts today at a handful of airports. but there is a catch.

a transportation security administration is testing the program at four airports that will let you go through four security labors if you agree to give up more personal information about yourself. the goal is to free up resources to focus us -- to focus on high-risk and unknown passengers in miami, detroit, dallas. the travel industry is launching a new public relations, aimed at blocking the obama administration's call for higher fees on airline tickets. coming up at 7:15, we'll have a live about this. 7:06. advocates for the disabled are not happy about the new $2 million access ramp at the la fayette b.a.r.t. station. the ramp, they say, zigzags up the hill to theburg is station

south entrance. it-- it does in the have access to go from the parking lot to the sidewalk where the ramp begins. there are 117 stalls for vehicles. however, none of the disabled. the oakland city auditor, it's shown that it quadrupled to $51 million. the auditor said it was allowed to expand to that because no single agency was in control. she said it's important to have a more organized approach during the massive renovation of the oakland army base. all right. 7:07 is the time. we want to check in with sal and see how things are on the

roads. >> we are looking at slow traffic as it normally is, although we don't have any crashes on the you -- on the approach to the bay bridge. let's take a look. the traffic looks pretty good coming up to the toll plaza as it normally does. you can tell by the fact that it's still moving through. it's not -- you know, it's not -- it's not great but once you get on the bridge, it looks okay in san francisco. the roads were wet from last night's rain. any crash on " -- on" a

"street. there's some slow traffic on 85 approaching cooper tino this morning -- cupertino this morning. let's go back to steve. mostly cloudy, some local reports of drizzle oakland, almost .25. san jose, .19. crockett, .18. but for you folks up in ukiah, pat yourselves on the bat, 1.29 which was the record rain for the break, breaking million 94 back in 22. so that's impressive. ben lomond, over 1 inch. santa rosa .56.

mill valley, petaluma, .30. our one system held together. it's moved off into southern california. that's a really positive sign. i've seen systems fall apart. when the first real system comes together -- and it did -- the next system will definitely produce that winder storm warning that's already out for the mountains. this system is roaring along. today, mostly cloudy, a few breaks after some morning drizzle. cool to mild. there's a lot of moisture around. kind of balmy. clouds will be rapidly increasing. more rain arrives tonight into tomorrow morning. this is a much stronger system.

here comes the next system. it's on its way. it will be rolling in by tonight. there could be amounts over 2 inches out of between now and the north bay. drizzle gives way to mostly cloudy skies. a few sunbreaks. 60s upper 60s and very low 70s. not much of a difference here on the coast, bay and inland temperatures. your weekend is mostly sunny and warmer so plan accordingly. our special request -- a special request that panetta is asking leaders to do.

caring -- good morning. mostly cloudy. we have a little drizzle. expect some sunbreaks. moments of sun before the next system rolls in. 60s and 70s. >> thank you, steve. defense secretary, leon panetta, is meeting with egyptian leaders to ask them for the release of a u.s.-born man accused of being an israeli spy. there are media reports that say 27-year-old leon grapple will be released during panetta's visit but some say

it's unlikely. panetta says he will be pressing egyptian leaders to hold elections and quickly establish a civilian government. a truck bomb in somalia killed at least 70 people this morning. the truck blew up at a security checkpoint at the capital. at least 42 people were wounded. many of the victims were students and parents. a militant group linked to al qaeda has claimed responsibility for this attack. 7:15, president obama has proposed higher fees on airline tickets and taxing take-offs. it's part of a plan to cut the budget deficit. alison burns live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with the very aggressive campaign being launched today to try to block this. allison? >> reporter: that's right, dave. we're gonna be catching up with some of the top lobbyists for the airline industry here on capitol hill in just about ten minutes as they try to make the case to members of congress that president obama 'plan will

cost jobs ands dis-- and discourage people from trying -- flying. >> the airport transport association is launching this website that says 10,000 jobs will be -- will be lost next year alone if president obama's plan goes into effect and it says regional carriers will be forced out of smaller cities. the president's plan would raise the fee on airline tickets from the current rate of $2.50 to $5. that would go up 50 cents each other topping off at 7.50. the president wants to collect a $100 fee from the airlines for almost every take-off. the president is looking to raise about $36 billion with these new fees and taxes to pay for security improvements at airports and help pay down the national debt. i will have more on why the airline industry says it simply cannot afford it during my next

update, in about an hour. for now we're live, alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, alison. thank you. 716. new emails have been released as part of the solyndra investigation. they show the white house was barned -- warned about their financial stability long before they filed bankruptcy. it shows that e-mails he -- one of them came from silicon valley investor, steve westly. he said if it was too late to cancel the visit there, the president should be -- should be very clear about this. a $500 million program to create 80,000 green jobs appears to be foundering. the labor department program was designed to take workers

and put them in green jobs. about 10% of the participants have found a job and the inspector general says -- the obama administration says the numbers are low due to a lag time in setting up the program. it's expecting job placements to go up over the next few months. 7:18. the supreme court is now in session for its new term. justices will hear a privacy case that could have consequences on a case here in the prayer. -- on the -- in the bay area. justices will decide if an individual can be used -- can be watched with a gps without a warn -- warrant. >> i feel i have the right to be para-- paranoid. i look behind me to see if

there is a car following me and anybody who is following me. >> he's suing the fbi director. that suit is frozen. here are some other cases to be heard. justices will decide a case involving california's medicaid program and who has rights to sue over the program in federal court. justices will also take up the questionality on president obama's health care program. did you hear this? a manned in pennsylvania recovering after being attacked by a bear inside his own house. this happened yesterday when the 6'6" tall bear followed him right into his house. the wear bit richard and that left a big wound on his head.

>> his face was covered with blood, his t-shirt was in the sink and his pants and shoes were soaked in blood. >> it took 76 stitches to close the bear's bite marks. official says this is the time of year bears are getting ready to hibernate. they say this particular bear was probably protecting nearby bear cubs when she went on the cub attack. all right. searching for clues about the man slain in berkeley one year ago. ♪

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federal reserve chairman is testifying right now before the joint economic committee. these are live pictures of him. he's discussing the economic outlook of the united states. among his comments, congress should not cut spending sharply when the economy is weak. the economy is growing more slowly than the fed had expected and the most significant factor depressing

consumer confidence in poor job growth. he's likely to face a diverse set of questions from this panel. that includes a development congressman and the south carolina senator who is a tea party favorite. 7:24. a grieving family from chile came here to the bay area looking for justice and answers. the mother of adolfo igancio celedon who was killed here. he was walking home with his fiancee from a party. two robbers shot him. his father had this message -- >> i ask a people -- i ask that people in the bay area, in berkeley, if they know something about this, talk to

the police. >> the description is pretty vague. but police say people have information. a $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. 7:25. we want to check in with sal castanedo and see how things are going. not much -- not too much rain impacting the commute. it's drying out. this morning's commute is better for it. earlier it was a little bit wetter. i want to show you that 280 san jose downtown heading up toward cupertino. 85 is slow getting up to the valley and let's move along and take a look at 880 in oakland right past the coliseum. that traffic is moving along nicely. if you are going to the bay bridge toll plaza, slow traffic. a lot of people have been stuck coming in from west d.c --

contra costa county. what is it gonna be like rater on -- gonna be like later on? >> the next system is monning along fast. the one we have, give us credit, this has best behind a lot of low cloudiness. some -- cloudiness. some of that has been measurable. if you have any of that drizzle. 50s on the -- it's on the mild balmy side. 50s and 60s. if we can get some sun. it doesn't look like there will be much. not too much. next system will be in here tonight. much stronger jet stream. much colder air. that's going to give us probably anywhere from about .25 to 2 inches in the rain. drizzle, some sun, a lot of clouds, cloudy by late this it

afternoon. 60s on the temps or low 70s. we'll go with it. this will have a little bit more wind with it. the other one is kind of a quiet system. where you weekend with be -- will be dry and warmer temperatures -- we'll be dry and warmer this weekend with warmer temperatures. there was a deadly shooting in san francisco. what the witnesses saw shortly after the gunfire. >> reporter: we're hours away from apple's big announcement this morning. coming up we'll explain why some tech analysts think apple will announce more than just one iphone today. also an explosive new book on the murders of two rappers. a former police officer says he's solved the 15-year history.

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we're just hours away from a big announcement from apple. allie rasmus is in cupertino to tell us what apple is expected to univol and -- unveil and how it's creating a lot of buzz. >> reporter: good morning. this announcement is supposed to happen at 10:00 this morning here in cupertino. but the preparations started hours before that. the lights have been on in apple headquarters since at least 3:00 this morning. you can see there is about a dozen employees walking out of the building right now. and to give you an idea of how

many people they are expecting to attend this event, we'll show you an entire section of the parking lot here at infineon loop has been set aside just for the media. there's about a dozen satellite trucks. apple even set up a riser for the media all lined up side by side talking about what apple is gonna announce today. that's the big question, we don't know exactly what apple is gonna say. all indications are they are gonna unveil some kind of iphone. but the question is what iphone? there are also thoughts they could review the cheaper version of the 4 about a pay-as- you-go option or an updated 4. you can sigh in the picture.

the iphone 5 stacked on the top. some analysts expect it to have a different edge. >> one of our editors lives in long kong and it's thought maybe there were leaks or maybe they just took a shot in the dark based on some of the prototype sketches we've seen. >> reporter: now, those sketches, apple is usually tight-lipped and so we'll have to wait until 10:00 to find out exactly what apple plans on unveiling today. 7:32. another apple mystery will be solved today. the walnut creek store has been

closed since september 26th for what's been described as a minor update. it's scheduled to reopen today. the chestnut is scheduled to be open. in morning, the cell phone companies will file a lawsuit challenging the law about putting a warning on the phones about the radiation causing cancer. as of right now, there's no laws requiring these warnings. this morning a fatal shooting in san francisco is under investigation. police responded to reports of fire on franconia avenue around 9:40 last night. after the shooting the suspect was scene running into a house on holiday avenue. that person has been arrested.

so far no word of a motive and the name of the victim has not yet been released. san leandro police released a sketch of one of the men wanted in a weekend shooting that left three people dead, three others wounded. look at this man. >> the deadly shooting happened sunday morning in an industrial area of san leandro. the victims attended a tattoo party. that's where the host hires a tattoo artist to perform their work on the family guests. it's still not clear what led up to the fire -- gunfire. the narcotics task force has destroyed more than 5,000 marijuana plants. this is a picture of the

helicopter hauling away some of the plants. law enforcement teams say they found the plants in five secluded areas of the peninsula water sed and -- watershed. they estimate the street value is $1.5 million. 7:35. the u.s. supreme court has given a san leandro church permission to sue the city in a

zoning dispute. the international church of the four square gospel wanted to move to a building it purchased on catalina in 2006. however, the city refused to zone the property, saying the city would lose revenue and the -- and the high court ruled that the court was able to define its own mission and its rightsout run the needs. facebook representatives will meet with digital scrapbooking service, timelines.com in chicago. now, facebook's time line feature was supposed to roll out next week.

governor jerry brown has signed a bill that will require the governor's office to give at least ten days' notice before acting on a clemency request. the bill is in reaction to former governor schwarzenegger's controversial decision just before he left office. he commuted the voluntary manslaughter sentence of estebon nunez from 16 years to seven years without notifying the victim's family. a new book out today claims to know who is responsible for the murders of b.i.g.

and tupac shakur 15 years ago. the book is written by a former l.a.p.d. detective and he alleges that diddy coombs -- combs paid for the murder. in morning police from all over the northern california are searching for a hit-and-run driver who killed a 3-year-old boy. it happened late yesterday afternoon as two people argued in -- argued and coming up, why the argument is to blame for the argument and what he was doing when he was hit by the car. let's check in with sal. the commute is quite busy. >> it is if you are driving in many areas. the bay bridge is not just good.

a lot of people going to work. 85 backed up from san jose to cupertino and high pressure 17, my goodness. it's not that great this morning. it's way below average. speeds coming through. because of the wet weather caltrain, that goes caltrain. our forecaster our meteorologist loves the train as it goes through. let's go to the if -- let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. and this morning if you are driving -- i just showed you san jose. i want to show you how 101 is doing. i also want to show you 101 in thepy. we have slow traffic in the is pill and through palo alto and then marin county, southbound

101, not all that bad through san rafael. let's go -- i just wanted to show one more thing. let's go to 80. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir. we do have mostly cloudy skies. the winter storms are out. they are getting the preps going. rightfully so. the next system coming in will have a much bigger than one yesterday. the snow made it to july 1st. so with the snow coming in tomorrow that will be the shortest time frame of no snow

since 1969. how about that? only about 96, 95 days with no snow. there's still snow above 8,000. july 1st until what? tomorrow is october what, tori? 7? 8? >> fifth. >> thank you. >> yes. >> in that time frame the shortest with no rain since 1969. saint he lima, .60. davenport almost .50. san jose, .19. crocket .18 and ukiah, though, came in with over 1. m fact, 1.29. ben lomond over an inch, santa rosa, .50. mill valley, .30. there was some one-inch across the vol -- across the valley our next system, the rain should hold off. this one will have much more

with it. there goes our system. see how it falls apart over the sierra nevada. did make it to southern california. some low clouds drizzling. that looks to be winding down. we'll go with a few sunbreaks. more rain arrives late tonight into tomorrow. live stormtracker2 showing a decrease -- decrease, especially out towards vallejo, crockett. 50s on your temperatures. 50s or very low 60s. with that mild condition in place if we can get a little sun, it might feel tropical. but the next system is rates -- is racing on in here. temperatures will be in the 60s and -- maybe a few mid-70s, maybe.

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goods in august. the big focus for investors is increasing concerns about the eurozone, especially greece's debt. there are some analysts who feel greece could declare bankruptcy within a few weeks. that's a's -- that's weighing heavily on the markets. the dow is down 130, 10,525. the nasdaq has sneaked back up into positive territory. s&p is down 7 1/2. 11 of the top 100 companies are here in the bay area. google is the top google company. intel, apple and hewlett- packard are all in the top ten,

sisco, oracle, yahoo's! adobe and gap and for the record, coca-cola is number one overall for the 12th year in a row. a horrible scene right outside of a small store in stockton. now the search is on for the person who killed a 3-year-old boy. stockton police say two women were having an argument outside of a stockton store yesterday afternoon, when one of them jumped into a car. witnesses say one car was deliberately trying to run down people but a 3-year-old was killed. >> it makes me mad.

it was jut a little baby -- it was just a little baby. the car is described as a small, late model silver vehicle. police say little boy's -- little boy's parents were not involved in the fight that apparently led to their child's death. >> we understand. it sounds like investigators have a lot of -- we understand that -- it sounds like investigators have a lot of witnesses. back to you. >> thank you. monday night football fans may have noticed a long-time tradition missing from last night's game. espn pulled hank william junior's singing "are you raidy for some football" after he criticized president obama and the golf game he played with

john boehner. >> it would be like hitler playing golf with netanyahu. not hardly and with the same this country is in -- >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> that was williams yesterday. espn called the remarks incensetive. williams released a statement falling his comments edges treatment but he was trying to make a point. hawaii is about to been the first state in the hole nation to make surfing and official high school sport. the board of education first approved surfing a couple of years ago but funding and our

challenges kept it from being sanctioned until now. hawaii public schools will have 19 different sports to be -- believed to be the most in the nation. they have another venue to express themselves and commit themselves in terms of discipline and in terms of commitment to themselves and to their education and that surfing is not just a part of hawaii but a part of their lives. how about that? that will be both team and individual surfing events -- there will be both team and individual surfing events. a toxic chemical found underneath a shopping center. who is being asked to clean it up. and two incidents on a freeway that happened minutes apart that have really left drivers on edge this morning. state farm. this is jessica.

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welcome back. a police search goes on in san

diego for a gunman blamed for several shooting. a man was injured after a bullet when through his car while driving on the 805 -- look at that bullet there -- he was on the 805 freeway yesterday morning. shots were also fired in the direction of a highway patrol officer. about 40 minutes later, on interstate 5, a bullet hit am ambulance. luckily, nobody was hurt in the ambulance. police are looking for the 24- year-old owner of a white chevy malibu. the former owners of a marin county shopping center are being asked to clean up of a chemical that was found underneath the fair and plaza. now, p.e.r.k. is a colorless liquid. they use it in dry cleaners. it's believed it can cause cancer. a dry cleaning business is low

dated in the shopping center. in a special report, we took a look, a close look at a device that gives bay area -- bay area scientists special details and in some locations are sufficiently worse than others. we took this information where the air was tested. these tubes lead to a mobile lab where lasers include what's in the air, including lungerty rating, nitrogen dioxide. the tunnel detecters found high levels of n.o.-2 as well as dioxide. the bright colors in spikes mean more is present. researchers say bay area air is relatively clean. but it never knows -- hurts to know what you are breathing.

sal, i'm not liking what i'm hearing about the traffic. >> no, it's very slow. it's pretty slow. tuesday, a lot of people getting back to it. getting back to the grind. a lot of slow traffic here from before the macarthur maze. 30 minutes plus. all you have to do is mix a little bit of water with any commute and it goes downhill unfortunately. let's go to 80. they should bring that smoke thing to the coliseum and test the air near a tailgate party. you know what i mean? traffic is doing well past the coliseum. and there's horrible traffic. that's horrible traffic. if you drive on 80, you need to give yourself extra time driving past the richmond area

into el cerrito. a little bit of blue out there. you can tweet me. we will have some mostly cloudy skies today to partly sunny and then that next system which will be in tonight, i think later tonight into tomorrow morning will give us more rain. in fact, it will be a much stronger system. 50s on the temperatures or even some low 60s. we're off to a mild, balmy start. that next system has a lot of cold air with it an a -- and a much stronger jet stream supporting it. that's gonna drive into us. some sun today. we'll be a little bit on the miss tick. a lot of -- optimistic. we should escape this next rain

until the nighttime hours. rain moves in. showers thursday. there will be some fog, the actual fog, the ground -- the tule fog, the found fog. tori? the race for president could change in a few hours. the republican who has just made a last-minute addition to his schedule. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪

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good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. hayward police want your help in their investigation in a fatal shooting. this happened around 8:30 last night in the faith manor apartment complex. kraig debro is at the police headquarters and is back with new information. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.

the lieutenant tells me right now they don't have very much to go on. they don't know the man's name and they don't think they have any witnesses right now. this happened last night in south hayward at tyrell street. police say they got several calls last night around 8:45 about shots in the area. when police arrived, they noticed a man in the driveway. they came out and tried to revive the man, they weren't able to do that. i just talked to police and now they are saying they are not even sure the guy was shot. they just know he died. it could have been the shot and the death were not connected so the coroner will have to set that out, they say. meanwhile crime scene technicians and -- and

detectives wills out -- and detectives out there at the scene. >> reporter: several people showed up out in south hayward, they thought maybe this was their relative. they told me that the -- one of the cousin's husbands was missing. they got the call. we've not been able to talk to them. we have nothing to go on as as far as the -- we have nothing to go on but as you heard the lieutenant say they will be backout here today. back too you -- back to you -- they will be back out here today. back to you. >> thank you. the council will discuss tonight a possible curfew that would restrict all teenagers and children under 18 from being on the streets after dark. the council is also expected to consider an expansion of gang injunctions. the meeting starts at 6:00 p.m.

there is a community meeting tonight in san francisco's richmond district following an officer everybody everybody -- officer involved shooting. police say a 44-year-old man came with them after they were called to a stabbing on funston avenue and balboa street yesterday moving. an officer used a beanbag weapon at first but when that didn't work -- didn't work, the other officer shot the suspect and he died at the hospital. police say he stabbed his parents earlier that morning. his mother died at the hospital. his father is expected to stab. the motive is not known. a 6-year-old girl was hit by a car last week on bay street and gloria way. now, new crossing signs are already up. there is a crossing guard in

the area. extra safety measures will be discussed tonight. tonight zamora, the little girl killed in the crosswalk, she will be buried. her family held a memorial service for her last night. it was attended by about 400 people. she will be laid to rest in menlo park. police have identified the car who hit her as a local schoolteacher but so far no charges have been filed. 8:03. stanford hospital says it will vigorously defend itself against a $20 million class action lawsuit. filed after a security breach of -- breach of medical records. the medical records were posted on a commercial website for nearly a year. the class action lawsuit seeks

$100,000 per patient. it's a big morning for a uc berkeley scientists who is now the recipient of a noble price -- prize. tara mori -- morey artie has more. >> reporter: good morning. well, will einstein's theory of relatively get turned on its head? possibly after pearl perlmutter's discovery. we're here at his home in the berkeley hills where we've seen a steady stream of friends and family and everyone congratulating him. let's face it. it's not every day a uc berkeley wins this prize. he found out about the winner at 3:00 a.m. he and his wife were sound asleep. his wife said she thought it was initially a crank call -- prank call. >> i was surprised that he got the prize today. i know his work is groundbreaking i --

groundbreaking. i know he deserves it. >> he's a teacher in berkeley where he and his team in the late '9s found evidence that theune -- '90s found evidence that the uniform was grabbing. and now we have this big mystery is most of the universe made up of this dark energy that we're discussing that would be -- that could be toll rat. >> purl mutter is trying to unlock that mystery. so who knows, another prize could be in the future. the prefacer shares the award the atwo other firsts he and his wife and daughter will be taking a strip to stockton to -- stockholm to accept the prize. here is a tweet from barbara

boxer. we're live in berkeley, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. new this moving, new jersey governor chris christie has called a news conference for 10:00 this morning our time, he will settle auns and for all, the question of whether he is running for president in 2012. there are several reports that people close to governor christie say he will announce he's not running. that's what he's been saying all along. in recent days he's been reportedly considering a refund. the governor will announce this morning he's not in the race for president of the united states. >> now, testimony, will resume in less than an however in the trial of michael jackson's doctor. yesterday, the focus was on? -- was on his cell phone records an testimony from -- from two emergency room doctors. coming up, we'll tell you who

the prosecutors plan to call to the witness stand today. this morning, pg&e is venting about gas from a section of pipeline near san carlos. it's part of the utility's ongoing hydrostatic testing of the pipelines. today's venting is happening west of 280 at edgewood road. this suggests -- this suggests the pipes are 150 go higher than normal. hey, sal, you are in charge of the commute. have you mixed everything? >> dave, i can't fix it all night rue -- rate now. there's too much volume out there, too man people trying to get in the valley. apple is having a big even vent but ear companies have -- companies -- look at the map. other companies are doing

things today. when you see red, that means slow, less than 15 miles an hour, and 85, 101, 237, everything is slow getting into the valley. some big work day in the valley today. >> this is from a street to fremont. of course, highway 4 westbound is cleared up in antioch. but slow traffic in bay point and 680 is slow from 242 down to walnut creek. i want to show you highway 4 here in bay point. you can see the slow traffic for yourself. of course, at the bay bridge we've had why 30-minute delays, big backup. so hopefully all of the slow traffic if you want to go on the right side, all of these people know -- bright side, all these people are going to work. let's go to steve.

>> you have no idea the pressure i'm honor. kathy, my son has a game will we get that in? sally wants to know if it will be dry for the cub scouts. i'm gonna say yes to both. the system is coming in tomorrow night, early in the morning. it looks like a mostly cloudy day. there's a few breaks in the clouds. not a lot.

>> we have a lot of cloud cover over us. east bay, parts of the peninsula of the not much in the north bay at noon. later, still a little break. here comes the next system at 3:00. watch how we go cloudy by 5:00. i buy into that. some light rain could start in the north bay. but it holds it off until about 89:00, 9:00 -- 8:00, 9:00. when you see the yellow and red, that's moderate to avenue. this may be a little fast but i think it's a sign to about 7:00 in the morning we'llen in line for some rain. clouds increase by tonight, more rain also arrives tonight.

emphasis on tonight, although the rain could start in the north bay sooner. very balmy. not a tropical feel but -- there's a lot of humidity in the air. that system moves out. winter stole advisories and also up shasta/lassen. it will dive down and everything should get in on that system which has a lot more cold air. so we'll pick up the win and the rain rains. skies cloud up, we get a south wind. heaviest rain will be -- tomorrow morning i will be very busy. i won't be able to put my feet on the desk. that's for sure. cloudy morning, gives away to dash gives way to -- this one, i think .75 for many to 2-plus in some of the wetter

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we had our rain yesterday. but in las vegas, they had more than a little. now, at mccarren, they only had .03 and then not far away they had .75 in a very short period of time. had some wind gusts at 50 miles an hour. if you have been down to the desert, be it tucson or las vegas, you get .75 in an hour's time, that will cause flood problems. so flooding issues in logia way from the strip but still there will be some more rain moving down that way over the next 36 to 48 hours. back to you. >> thank you. we're already paying more in airline fees than ever before for things like changing reservations or bags. and president obama is posing

another fee. the airlines are trying to stop it. alison burns has more. >> reporter: i just spoke with a top executive and let's take a look at president obama's plan. his proposal calls for the current $2.50 percent passenger security fee to be raised to $5. it would go up 50 cents each year topping off at did $-- topping off at $7.50. the president's plan would impose a $100 tax on airlines for just about every take-off. the airline industry is launching an aggressive campaign. the president's plan, it's reported, will cost $10 -- will cost 10,000 jobs next year. >> the industry has lost

150,000 jobs and $55 billion. proposing new taxes on this industry right now doesn't make a lot of sense right now. >> reporter: but president obama is under quite a lot of pressure now to reduce the federal deficit and pay for security improvements at airports. this plan would raise about $36 billion. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:17. well, testimony resumes shortly in the involuntary manslaughter of michael jackson's doctor. adam housing is joining us live from the courthouse in los angeles to tell -- to tell us what to expect today. adam? >> reporter: yes. yesterday heard from a second -- we heard from a second e.r. doctor as they tried to revive the king of pop last year. the first emergency room said she told the technicians who

arrived on the scene at the home where panhandle -- where michael jackson was living, to put his time of death at his home. they felt he was basically dead on arrival at the hospital. that would be michael jackson, of course. once we heard from those two doctors, they both testified that dr. murray never told them about propofol. then we heard from some cell phone technicians talking about cell phones that came in. a certain cell phone that was said to be dr. murray. we expect the women dr. murray was talking -- was talking to, will potentially testify. that's where the prosecution contends part of the reason they believe michael jackson was basically aban -- abandoned

by his doctor. they contend while he was supposed to be watching michael jackson, he was talking with girls, it's alleged. they could call 27 witnesses. so far they've called 18. we expect to hear from michael jackson's children as well as these girlfriends. once the prosecution is done, dave, we'll hear from the defense team. there have been some good back an forths as they try to get some strongholds and get some positive moments from these prosecution. the whole trial expected to two weeks. i'm waiting for the jackson family to arrive. they are normally here by now. yesterday, janet jackson was in the courtroom and mom and dad

and one brother was at a cirque du soleil event. back to you. >> thank you. we now have new video to show you this morning showing amanda knox heading towards home. take a look. you can see -- these are planes flying overheard. we'll tell you that amanda knocks walked through the area in rome. there she is right there surrounded by people who were taken her through the airport. right -- she's a smiling. amanda knocks will -- knox will arrive in seattle sometime tonight. stay with us because coming up at 8:35, we'll take you live to seattle to see more on amanda knox's ordeal, and the homecoming that's waiting for

her. halloween is fast approaching. we'll see if the rough economy has people too scared to spend. there are the blue angels. they will soon be soaring into town right over your head. we'll see if the weather will affect the airshow.

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the economy may be suffering but a lot of people say they will still spend a lot of money on halloween costumes. that includes spending more than $310 million for special costumes for pets. the most popular one is a pumpkin, the devil, and hot dogs ranked close behind. now, the american people will spend another $1 billion on costumes for their kids. churn's costumes, the most popular, is the princess, followed by witches and spiderman. the witches are expected to be the most popular for adults. pirates number two, with vampires number three. retailers say they are getting a lot of requests for zombies. we'll be spending -- people will be spending about a billion on their own costumes. bay area skies are expected to clear just in time for the fleet week airshow featuring

the navy's precision flying team. the blue angels are scheduled to arrive thursday afternoon and practice for a couple of hours. but there's a 30% chance that could be rained out. that's a second practice set for friday with the blue angels performance, the highlight of the airshow on saturday and sunday. a lot of fun to see but it's very loud. 8:25. hey, sal, that would be a great way to get through traffic. >> we have a lot of slow traffic almost everywhere and tuesday's -- tuesday traditionally is the busiest day of the week. we're not being let down. this is highway 4. antioch getting better, been, 680 backed up. let's go to the south bay, northbound 17, it's just a mess. if you are drive -- if you are a 17 driver, i feel for you.

85 slow on the way up to cupertino. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a 30-minute plus delay at the toll plaza before you make it on the bridge. this morning's commute on the marin county freeways. southbound 101 looks good to the 580 interchange and then 5le 0 -- 580, there is a slow down. 8:26. let's go to steve. we're in between systems here. the one coming in tonight will be much stronger. it will give us some -- i think it will give us some one to two inch rain totals. had a lot of drizzle this morning. about .25 to .30. but john in sebastopol. oakwood kenwood. those are some of the heavier amounts. there was some 1 inches to 2

inches up fire san jose. our one system made it all the way to california. the next one moving in but a lot of high clouds. the bark worse than its bike. 50s and 60s on the mild side. but this next system will have a lot more going for it. so the wind will pick up. a little bit more cold air support. you did see it's already developing and dropping in. tonight, expect moderate to heavy rain and that will take us into wednesday morning. 60s and 70s. some of that drizzle should be over by now. if not you can always tweet me. main mainly -- rain mainly overnight and then we clear it out for friday and then we'll have mostly sunny and war warmer weather, dave. >> all right. another horror story about the pat-downs at the airport. this one involves a flight to sfo. >> reporter: apple fans are angst usually waiting the announcement about an iphone --

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welcome back. we're awaiting a big announcement from apple about the big next thing. allie rasmus is live at the headquarters where people are already gathering. >> reporter: good morning. this announcement is supposed to happen at 10:00 this morning and applhas not even said what the announcement is gonna be about. it doesn't matter. there are already a lot of people out here waiting to find out. the company has designated this entire parking lot just to help set up the media here.

there is about a dozen live satellite trucks that have been camped out here since this morning. all indications are that this announcement is gonna be about some new iphone product. possibly the iphone 5. there are other possibilities as well as long with the iphone 5 there are reports that apple could release the announcement of an iphone 4s or perhaps a cheaper version of the iphone 4 with a pay-as-you-go on sprint. we talked with the editor of an online magazine and he says they've already been making cases paced solely on the rumors about what these phones may loan like. >> if we put this up, it's a little bit bigger. we're thinking a 4-inch screen. it's quite a bit bigger.

now, steve jobs stepped down as ceo earlier this summer. it's all supposed to happen at 10:00 this morning here at happenle headquarters. right now if you take take a look live you can see a group of employees and members of the media waiting to get inside. we'll have more for you at 10:00 on the news at moon. live at cupertino, back to you. >> thank you. the oakland city council could soon impose a citywide youth curfew. the council will discuss the possible curfew at the meeting tonight. it would restrict all teenagers and children under 18 from being on the streets after dark. the council is also expected to discuss an expansion of gang instructions -- injunctions at its meeting. san francisco police are

investigating a deadly accident that killed a pedestrian. it happened at mission and excelsior where an unidentified man was hit by a car around 7:00 last night. he died later at hospital. no word yet on whether the driver will be charged in the case. police from all over northern california are searching for the person they say killed a 3-year-old boy. the boy was hit by a car. witnesses say he was trying to run down a group of people outside a store in stockton. coming up at 8:45, pam document will have an update on the -- pam cook will have an update on the investigation. a breast cancer survivor flying from new york to san francisco said she was subjected to a humiliating pat- down in public. now, lori dorn has medical implants and she says after a the machine detected them, the tsa refused to let her retrieve

documentation explaining those implants. she said a private pat-down was never offered to her. she walked through a traditional metal detector rather than going through the body-scanning machine. the tsa is testing out a program at four airports that will let you go through special security lanes if you agree to give up more personal information about yourself. the goal, according to federal officials is to free up resources to focus on high risk and unknown passengers. program will be tested out in airports in atlanta, detroit, miami and dallas fort worth. the so-called underwear bomber is causing some disruption in his court proceedings. jury selection starts today for the 24-year-old nigerian man accused of trying to set off an explosive device in his

underwear on a flight to detroit two years ago. in court this morning, he said the u.s.-born cleric, who was killed last friday in yemen, is still alive. that cleric anwar al law waky supposedly cleared the attack. sandra endo is live with the details on the hymning for amanda knox who -- homecoming for amanda knox who is on her way home. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. take a look at the headlines. after four years she's free. a look at the "seattle times" nightmare is over, knox coming

home. we anticipate her plane to land here in seattle sometime around 3:00 to 6:00 pacific time. amanda knox's journey home is underway. she boarded this time -- this plane in rome. her final destination, seattle where friends and family are eagerly awaiting her return. just yesterday knocks was pleading for her freedom in an italian court. today she's a free woman. after nearly four years in prison, she won her appeal on monday. >> we've ordered the immediate release of amanda knox. >> reporter: the jury cleared knox and her former boyfriend for the killing of meredith kercher in 2007. her sister calls this justice long overdue.

>> we're thankful this nightmare is over. she suffered a lot for crimes she did not commit. >> reporter: kercher's family believes they are no closer getting justice for meredith. >> we've said all along we don't want the wrong people serving for a crime they didn't commit. it may take another year or so to get the truth. >> reporter: after spending he -- her first night with her family, knox is now making the journey home. now, the court did uphold a defamation. but she was ordered to pay time served and pay a fine. back to you. >> there's still one person zion -- behind bars for this case. >> that's right. he's a drifter.

rudy, he's charged -- his dna was everywhere on the crime scene. he's serving 16 years behind prison but he maintains that he didn't commit the crime alone. that's something else the kercher family believes. however, the dna suggests that he was mainly on -- mainly the person that night there -- mainly the person that was there that night. 8:38. let's go to sal now. >> it's been very slow today on this tuesday. almost everywhere you look. let's go outside i want to show you that traffic is busy on 280, 101, 85, 17, 17 is has been a joke really getting out from the mountains. just plan ahead. this is a look now at the commute on interstate 880, it's slowing down at the solo see yum as you head north to

downtown oakland and then at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's slow. this morning's commute we've already showed you the south bay. we're gonna move it up a littleby. and some improvement on highway 4. let's go to steve. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. there's more rain on the way, take us through probably midday tomorrow. this will be a stronger system. oakmont, kenwood, there were some areas especially unin mendocino counties -- especially in mendocino county. there goes our little system. it made it. the next one is on its way. a lot stronger.

computer model shows a few breaks. not much. by 5:00, we'll be under cloudy skies. watch this sweep through tonight. most of it will be roaring through. but tomorrow will be rain. 50s and 60s on your temps. very mild, very balmy because of -- because of all of that moisture in the air. stronger jet stream. it's poised to dig itself all the way down to southern california. after that low pressure -- high pressure will build in. we're waiting for the next system to roll in. the heaviest rain will be to the north. i think we can double what we had again today, or the last 24 hours, i should say. we clear it out -- we clear it out for friday, okay. saturday/sunday, mostly sunny and warmer. it's 20 minutes before

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. the dow is still down triple digits, being weigh down with concern about the greece debt problems. analysts saying it could go bankrupt in a few weeks. however, the nasdaq is in positive territory, right now up 11. among the most active stocks, microsoft. microsoft and news corps are expected to bid and apple

stock, in light of the announcement about what's coming out today. s&p is in fair territory about 20%. happening now -- ben bernanke is testifying before the joint immigration committee right now to discuss the economic outlook of the united states. these are, again, live pictures of him talking before this committee. so far his main message is lawmakers should not cut too much government spending when the economy is week and that slow job growth is continuing to depress consumer company dense. a new report says -- consumer confidence. a new report says fannie mae new about those signings eight years ago and fannie mae was washed about the improper foreclosure process by a shareholder. fannie mae responded by hiring a law firm to investigate the

charges. in 2005, the law firm found foreclosure attorneys in florida who routinely filed false information. let's bring you up to date on the other top stories. police in hayward launched a homicide investigation after a man's body was found outside an apartment complex last night. now, at first we were told the man died in a shooting. now we're told that may not be the case. the coroner will determine the exact cause of death. at 10:00, apple will make a highly anticipated announcement. the company is expected to unveiled iphone 5 at the headquarters in cupertino. and the airline industry is launching an investigation about fees proposed by the obama administration. the airlines say the increased debts will cost thousands of jobs and also discourage people from flying. the search continues this

morning for answers after a little boy was hit and killed right in front of a neighborhood market in stockton. pam cook has more on the investigation and what's happening right now. good morning, pam. >> good morning. i just spoke to stockton police and they are still looking for the suspect car. now, it sounds like detectives have a good description of the car and possibly an identification of a suspect. but we've not been able to confirm that with investigators on the case this morning. here's what we do know, stockton -- stockton place say two women were having an argument outside of a market yesterday afternoon in stockton, when one of them jumped into a car. now, witnesses say the car was deliberately trying to run down a group of people. most of them were able to get out of the way but a 3-year-old boy was hit and killed. >> it makes me mad that the baby died. it was just a little baby. she had nothing to do with it. one witness who was inside the store at the time said the car hit the little boy head-on as

it plowed into the store wall and she says the store shook with the impact. now, police say the little boy's parents were not involved in the fight that apparently led to their child's death. now, the officer i spoke to just moments ago also says it's not unusual to have a lot of people in that area at the time. this incident happened at about 3:45 yesterday afternoon. so detectives most likely have a lot of witnesses to talk to. he also says when an innocent child is killed more people want to come forward with information. let's go back to dave. >> all right. thank you, pam. well, drug violence in mexico is spreading to the capital city. yesterday, police in mexico city found two human heads on a street near a military base. a message from one of the drug cartels was attached to them. this type of tactic has been common in other parts of mexico. but mexico city had been pretty

much spared for the most part. advocates for the disabled are not happy about the $2 million access ramp at the antioch b.a.r.t. station. the ramp zigzags up the hill to the south entrance. but it does not have curb access. plus there are 117 stalls for vehicles. however, none are for the disabled. the lack of a curb ramp appears to be the result of issues between b.a.r.t. and east bay east bay -- east bay m.u.d. who own the land. the oakland city auditor is blaming a leadership vacuum for the high price of renovating the fox theater. a new auditor shows the city's corruption quadrupled to $50 million by the time the 1991 project was done. ruby says it was allowed to expand because no single individual or agency was in control. she says it's important to have

a more organized approach during the massive renovation of the army base. a new report says the cost of the living here in the bay area has skyrocketed since the recession began three years ago. the study that comes out later today says rent, food, child care, transportation, taxes, they are up 18% since 2008. however, local wages have gone up only 2%. regional unemployment rates have sky the rocketed by 72%. well, the proposed sales tax increase in the town of fairfax has its fair share of critics as well as critics. it's measure b that will go before voters in november. it's a half-cent sales tax. if approved, it would raise an estimated $150,000 a year. the tax would expire after five years. supporters say the tax is needed because property tax revenue is down.

employee pension -- play pension costs are up. well, after months of debate now we know the granny tree in menlo park will live. the old oak tree was in danger of being cut down because of plans to install a new water pipeline. but yesterday, it was announced they will tunnel under the tree in stead of going through it. this comes after residents agreed to cre -- creating a new park around the tree. the oakland city council will vote on a plan today that will make it easy for residents to start their own microfarming business. councilmembers have been modernizing since april. today they are set to approve a new $40 permit that would ayou will residents to grow crops -- that would allow residents to grow crops with the intent of

selling them. a fremont restaurant is the new backdrop for a new reality show. kitchen nightmare has been shooting at the steak house on warm springs boulevard. the show focuses on failing restaurants and tries to help turn them around. ramsey says the problem was easy to spot. the restaurant had lost its identity. >> food was all over the place from a pastrami sandwich to a plate with greek tapas. it's a steakhouse. >> you can find out how it turns out when the episode airs next january right here on channel 2. >> new stars are born. >> yes. we've got some explain nations -- new explanations about why a sea lion crossedded a bay area road.

the horrible thing that happened to the sea lion and where it is now.

we now know a sea lion that crossed the peninsula freeway was shot. vets say the female sea lion was shot in the face at least a week ago. she was found saturday morning in a ditch near the broadway

exit of highway 101 in burlingame. right now the sea lion is stable but investigators don't know if she will recover. conflicting reports about how many inmates are taking part in a hunger strike. this is day nine of the strike. supporters say there's 10,000. but the prisons say its much lower about 4,000 -- it is much lower than that, about 4,000. well, in denmark, a shop -- shoppers emptied store shelves stocking up with food -- stock up on food with high fat contents like butter and bacon before the government imposes the fat tax. it's hoped to reduce unhealthy

eating habits. it's ticket tuesday-day. the tickets are good from october 12th through the 16th at the oracle arena in oakland or october 19th through the october -- through october 23rd at the hp pavilion. before midnight. put in the secret word "gem." you can find that information on our website where to put that word in. we have a crash in san francisco tying up the freeway. we have new video of this northbound 101 at cesar chavez. this video was taken by one of our viewers here. this traffic is gonna be very slow. this really was affecting traffic in both directions. let's quickly move along and take a look at the westbound bay bridge approach. that's slow. and the morning commute is going to be slow on 880

northbound as you pass the coliseum. let's go to steve. mostly cloudy, mild for some, 60s and 70s. rain comes back in tonight that will take us into wednesday morning. showers on thursday. but the good news is we clear it out. the weekend will be better. moderate to heavy rain. >> that sounds great. >> all right. thanks, everybody. >> bye now. state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month.

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