powerful, great, he changed technology like unbelievably crazy. >> someone who understood what the consumer wanted, design, usability, kept that focus the entire time. didn't let up on that. >> reporter: the situation, of course, is this, apple changed its web page remembering steve jobs. if you go there you will see that. the company made a statement which you will hear shortly but the reality is one of the great managers, thinkers of our time has passed away at the age of 56, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> apple released a statement saying they were saddened to announce his death. his brilliance, passion and energy were the source of countless innovations. the world is better because of

steve. his greatest love was for his wife and family. hour hearts go out to them and all who were touched by his gifts and this is the front page of apple.com. it was changed just moments ago. we spoke to steve wozniak, he co-founded apple with steve jobs. he said he is just not ready to talk at this point. we will have more on steve jobs and his incredible career at 5:30. tom vacar will be back with more on steve jobs' amazing life and how the products literally changed the world. back to the developing story, the search is on right now for the man who shot and killed three people and then police say went on to shoot a woman he was trying to carjack. we have a picture of the suspect. he is still on the run right now. this is video of shareff

allman. he is the contributor for a tv station called create tv. the man hunt is still on but police have found 4 fire arms, including a rifle. that one right there. all of this is happening as fear is creating turmoil as one school after another went into lock down mode. we have leave team coverage tonight. let's begin with ktvu's robert handa, who is inside the search zone. robert? >> reporter: it is still a tense situation. this is a typical scene out here. heavily armed officers that front and back of almost every street. at this hour the sheriff's department says search teams are going door to door. the sweep begin around homestead road, because officers surrounded a house this morning where they believe

the suspect might have ducted into. search teams say they believe he is on foot and considered armed and dangerous. a car he fled in was found abandon on wolf road and a rifle was found by the vehicle. about 7:00 a.m. witnesses saw him at the hewlett-packard building where he attacked a woman to try to take her car. >> the guy started running towards her and then -- punched her. so after punching her she fell on the ground, i saw two shots fired. >> reporter: now, back live here where the search continues. street by street. residents are staying inside or left the area and we have been told the woman who was shot

during the attempted carjacking here is still recovering and being treated at a hospital. more on her attack at 5:30. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. again the initial shooting happened this morning at a plant where the gunman worked. ktvu's maureen naylor tells us how it started and how workers say there was something different about the suspect. >> one man told me he noticed a change in shareff allman. saying monday he was talkative and tuesday wouldn't look anyone in the eye. we are at foot hill and stevens creek, the quarry is a half mile from here. we learned the coroner has not yet removed the bodies. >> reporter: it started at 74:15 this morning -- 4:15 this morning at the plant.

>> he briefly left the meeting, came back, now armed with a rifle and hand gun and that's when he opened fire. >> gunfire. lot of noise. >> reporter: we spoke with an employee who was inside. >> happened fast. very fast. everybody was running. hit the ground. i ran. >> for several hours family and co-workers waited for news. >> i did get reports one of my members is okay. he jumped out the window when the shooting happened. he is okay. i don't know if he is hurt but he is alive. >> he is okay. this father left with his wife and daughter, covered in dirt. >> reporter: another employee left with loved one whose said it was a happy reunion.

co-workers painted the suspect as disgruntled. h he had an attitude problem like we owe him. that's about it. didn't say too much. just like a chip on his shoulder. >> reporter: the sheriff's offense says any updates will come from this location. reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. today's man hunt forced schools to close while others went on lock down keeping students inside. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live after speaking with parents and neighbors. >> we are here at peterson middle school, on the edge of where the search was going on. students were supposed to get out at 1:30 but that did not happ. just in the last 15 minutes they wrapped up the process of

letting students out one by one and lof it had parents on edge. >> reporter: as police swarmed the neighborhood parents scrambled to track down their kids. >> this is very scary. >> reporter: she was able to pick up her son but police told other parents they have to sit and wait. >> i said can you go to the bath room, he said no. >> she sat in her car and showed us text messages from her son on lock down. >> he is saying do helicopters run out of gas. >> reporter: at least 3 school districts sent alerts to parents to keep their kids home. around 4:00 police and school officials let students at pertson out and required parents to sign for them.

[ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: officials said they were taking no chances while police were searching for a man with a gun in a residential area. >> scary, but, you know, what can you do? crazy people out there. >> reporter: fremont and cupertino districts told me they were conducting controlled releases. they would allow students to go home if someone picked them out. they are still figuring out what they will do tomorrow. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. leaders in the south bay who are close to shareff allman said they are heartbroken by the shootings. several church pastors said shareff allman attends their services and that they considered him to be a good friend. >> we think that something went wrong for him to snap like this. and we are concerned about the

victims. >> the pastors pleaded with shareff allman to surrender or call the church for help. people are in fear because of the shootings. police steaked -- staked out his home where his daughter was waiting for word. we will talk with neighbors and friends in 15 minutes. we are on storm watch tonight. what a difference the last 24 hours made. ktvu's ken pritchett, it looks different from how it looked yesterday, ken? >> reporter: yesterday the ground was soaking wet, there wasn't a bit of snow. now look at it a foot of snow on the ground all from one night from one early october storm. >> reporter: despite a closure of 80, caltrans kept the roads clear from snow, snow that was

coming down heavy. but even where the snow had not fallen, there was problems. >> a lot of oil on the roadway. makes it slippery. the driver of this truck and passenger suffered minor injuries after hitting a icy patch. >> for whatever reason he panicked, applied the breaks and lost it. >> reporter: in addition to snow, they caution drivers of 10 miles of road construction. once passed the construction and near the summit drivers can cake in quite a site, mountains covered in snow. >> i mean, it's great to get the ground cold. >> reporter: it received close to a foot of snow overnight. a good omen for a ski area that opens first in late october. soon it will add to what nature brought last night.

>> we will turn on and test it out and see where it gets us. >> with warmer temperatures most of this will be gone in a few days. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. rain lingered today but nothing like what we had overnight. our chief meteorologist bill martin is here. >> showers right now. half inch of rain last night for many folks. quarter inch in the santa clara valley. inch in the north bay. scattered showers. towards fairfield, near 80, showers showing up. back out and you see over here, this is around -- behind mission peak. raining steady in these areas but hit and miss showers near pleasanton.

scattered showers. they are winding down but in the pacific there is a chance for a few more showers tomorrow. when i come back we will go into the forecast and i will show you what the models suggest your day will be like on thursday. storm watch coverage continues on our website, go to www.ktvu.com to get live radar anytime. in new york the demonstration called occupy wall street got a boost today when labor unions joined the protesters. most of the focus was on unemployment. >> wake up. listen. people are yelling. people need help. >> we are having our moment. we are mad. >> hundreds of students also walked out of classes today to show support for the occupy wall street movement.

[ chanting ]. >> hundreds of people in san francisco marched with the protestsers on wall street. the -- protesters on wall street. at 5:00, we will have more on the protesters' various causes and what they have in common. investigators continue to search both for shareff allman and for evidence at the apartment house in san jose where he lived. the search is on for two boys who are on the run from a youth detention center. how this pair got away, next. @

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investigators have been searching for apartment here where shareff allman, a single parent lived with his dotter for a dozen years. they continue to come out carrying bags of evidence but are not telling us what they found. authorities drove away his daughter and other family members, including his ex-wife, he has a son with who have been sequestered inside since 8:00 a.m. >> reporter: did the police say anything? >> she said that's my dad. >> reporter: he said she had to run to the apartment because she knew shareff allman worked at the quarry and feared he was a victim. >> she looked frantic and scared. scared. terrified. >> reporter: from that point on deputies kept the daughter

inside, thinking shareff allman might try to call her. that was the sound of a tire going flat. officers put a spike partnership under the wrong red car parked next to the daughter's car. >> on the back it says this device is only to be used by law enforcement. >> reporter: by speaker phone shareff allman's friend said he was upset because bosses took him off day shift and made him work overnight. >> reporter: did you know he had guns? >> no. >> neighbors and friends said shareff allman didn't fit the anti-violence man they know. >> never heard of him, no. never heard of a temper, nothing. i don't understand it. >> it hurts to see somebody you like, a good person -- all of a sudden stuff like this happens, you know. >> reporter: although not an employee he hosted a cable show

on create tv. one of 130 community producers said the san jose station. >> name is -- >> reporter: four years ago he wrote a anti-domestic violence novel, called amazing grace to empower women. >> good friend of mine. this is just not him. >> reporter: that search for evidence and for shareff allman continues here at this hour. reporting live in san jose, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. we did some digging and found violations at the quarry. the company has incurred thousands of dollars in fines for violations. one resulting in the death of a worker. cal-osha investigated 5 violations and 11 others at other plants in california. one of the violations was due

to the death of a employee in january of last year. at 5:30, ktvu's robert handa will have the latest. authorities are looking for two boys who escaped from a youth detention center. a spokesperson said they jumpled the fence at the youth rehabilitation facility, which is known as the byron boy's ranch. it is a low risk facility. authorities say escapes there are not uncommon. all night long i kept hearing the rain come down. >> yeah. it was a nice looking storm. we have seen bigger storms but not early october. nice size storm. plenty of rein, inch in the heavier spots. showers still outside. danville, shower activity. looks like this is getting

worked up. mount diablo under that. lot of time it squeezes out more moisture. mission peak, mount hamilton, getting you showers, pleasanton. modren rain. -- moderate rain. this is how it looked today. rain right there and sun right here. one of those days. it's raining. tomorrow morning will bike ball three like that. sunny skies and maybe one of these will move through your area. not a big deal. should be over by the morning. slight chance of a afternoon thunderstorm, might see something happen in livermore, clayton, or towards vacaville tomorrow. good shot at morning showers. rest of the day looks good. we will watch for the showers out of the east into the

afternoon hours. then the bay area weekend, sunny. back here in 15 minutes, we will look that computer model and i will show you the showers and your bay area weekend in the five-day forecast. making an appearance here in the bay area. >> no longer golf's number one player but still the most famous golfer in the world. tiger woods playing in the open. i will have a live report coming up. less than two hours ago sara palin answers the question about whether she is going to run for president.

if you are wondering what difference tiger woods can make, listen to this. ticket sales for the fry's open are three times what they were last year when tiger woods didn't play there. we are at the tournament and what tiger woods said and did today. >> reporter: grounds keepers are working keeping the course ready for tomorrow's first round of the tournament. a little bit of everything. late season tournaments aren't usually considered that high profile, that all changed when tiger woods announced he was playing here. >> reporter: it's been nearly two years since that night in

november and since tiger woods won a tournament. this season his issues have been injury but it sounds like he is just happy to be playing golf again. >> i haven't played a lut in the last couple of years. so just getting out here and competing, it's fun. because i haven't done it a lot. >> reporter: one motivation is the fact he is the special's captain's pick to be part of the u.s. president's cup team. >> i have been playing so much golf at home. 36 and 45 hole as day. so trying to get my playing instincts back. playing thoughts are different. that's one of the reasons i have been playing so much. >> he expects to win every time he steps on the course. but once considered a sure bet to break jack nicholas' record

for major tournament wins, his number of doubters are s growing. >> not the first time i have heard that. . >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> keep on winning. >> reporter: his presence has certainly changed the fry's open. >> reporter: tomorrow they start playing for real. one thing is for certain the golf world will be watching. joe fonzi, ktvu channel 2 news. we should tell you that tiger woods got his first major enforcement in two years. he will be a spokesperson for rolex. he lost 5 major endorsements in two years. no details on the new deal. we continue to follow breaking news. there is a man hunt underway.

we are talking with people who were inside the room when the shooting happened and we will bring you new information on the search for the suspect. and as the man hunt continues tonight we hear from one of the victim's relatives as well as co-worker of those who were shot. b

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community hall were counselors are on hand. >> reporter: two families in mourning tonight. those who lived with the victims and those who work side by side the victims and everyone of them given the opportunity to meet with grief counselors inside the community hall. >> we are all just kind of numb. >> reporter: they walked out as one group, one family. the emotion could also be heard and seen outside the limestone quarry. they held each other tight as they waited for word. >> i heard he was one of them. >> her brother in law, was killed in the shooting. he was a husband, father, grandfather who worked that limestone quarry for more than 20 years. >> good person. very good. very family oriented.

two grandchildren. and he has his mom still alive. >> reporter: 9 people were shot that limestone quarry. two men died at the scene, one at the hospital. one woman was shot after an attempted carjacking. >> we got the first two men from the shooting after 6:00 a.m. one has been treated and released and the second is in fair condition. 7:30 a.m. we got the woman from the carjacking and she is here and also in fair condition. >> reporter: the names of the three people killed haven't been released. grief counselors will remain throughout the night here. reporting live, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> s.w.a.t. teamric going door to door looking for the suspect. police officers are watching intersections and schools were put on lock down.

ktvu's robert handa is live with late information on what is happing right now. robert? >> reporter: that is thusesment. -- the assessment. there is progress but at this point no suspect. s.w.a.t. teams and search dogs have been going house by house in the area north of homestead road where the suspect was last scene. residents are behind locked doors or left the area. the suspected attacked a woman who he tried to take the car. a witness tells us what he saw. >> i saw two shots fired. she must have been shot on her side. >> reporter: did she say what he said to her? >> she was in shock. in groggy state. >> reporter: you heard earlier

that woman is being treated at the hospital and in fair condition. a command post has been set up and despite the weather you can probably hear helicopters have been sweeping over the area looking into back yards and heavily bushed terrain. at this point they say the man is still on the loose somewhere. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our coverage continues on our website www.ktvu.com. we have more information, including video of the updates from investigators and we will continue to update the website with the latest from our news room. >> more on the death of steve jobs. it's news we brought you minutes after we learned he died today. ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live in san francisco with a look at his life and legacy. >> reporter: i have covered this company and this man since 1984 and he certainly changed

the age of modern technology. no question about it. with all he had done he has changed our age and now he belongs to the ages himself. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: it was back in september of 2008 that 53-year- old steve jobs -- >> i am very happy to be here today with you all. >> reporter: for 7 years steve jobs survived one of cancers deadliest forms, pancreatic cancer, discovered in 2004. >> i have the liver of a mid- 20s person who died in a car crash and was generous enough to donate their organs. and i wouldn't be here without such generosity. >> reporter: he pioneered the first graphic interface

personal computer. but it would be the later products, the i pods that would put apple into the position of the world's most valuable company. the iphone introduced less than 5 years ago revolutionized cell phones. and the ipad, made legitimate the digital tablet is a run away success. in 2007, fortune magazine named him the most powerful man in business. the most admired entrepreneur by teenagers and person of the year. there is no doubt in sylvan kally -- silicon valley the passing of steve jobs will slow

everyone down to reflect the greatness of a man who changed everything. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> this shows the outside of apple's headquarters, you can see the american flag and the california state flag both lowered to mark the news steve jobs dead at the age of 56. sara palin put to rest speculation about whether she plans to run for president. she said she is not going to run. sara palin said she and her husband felt it was the best decision for their family. in a conversation after he read the statement, she said she believes she can still be effective. a senator has been banned from returning. what he did and the warnp going

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might have mumps. 20 cases have been confirmed, all in people who have been vaccinated against it. yesterday a notice went up on their website, encourages vaccinations. jose smitty is no longer welcome in this nation. that's the world from the government there. officials say he visited a region of the country without permission. he was on a trip with four other state senators. they say he broke their travel rules and will no longer be allowed to return. wikipedia shut down in ittale to protest wire tapping. -- italy to profest. editors are angry about a law

they began debating today. it would limit the publication of wire tap publications. analysts gave twitter a bullish economic forest. they say rev fusions are expected to go from 167 million this year to 1.25 billion years from now. twitter earns money with promoted tweets and other tools. new survey measures how veterans view the wars. in the poll conducted 50% of the vets who fought in afghanistan say they think that war was with it and 44% in iraq say it was worth it there. 37% reported having post

traumatic stress disorder. coming up with new rules to make table saws safer. the 2007 and 2008 had more than 67,000 americans suffering a ahmedically treated injury -- ahmedically treated injury. they call themselves occupy san francisco and they took to the streets to say america's finance system is broken. going to be more rain in the forecast, when that will get here.

. the ntsb is looking into the helicopter crash in new york city. says a gust of wind may have been a factor in the accident. one of the main blades was broken. one person was killed and four injured, including the pilot. hundreds of people took to the streets in san francisco to stand in solidarity with the protest on wall street in new york city. ktvu's rob roth is in san francisco tonight with what the protesters are demanding. rob? >> reporter: the march wrapped up this afternoon, began and ended here. you can see across the streets where occupy san francisco is set up a home base to denounce

the state of the economy. >> reporter: more than 700 protesters marched through downtown san francisco. among those were students, retired people, folks with jobs and without jobs. >> i am concerned about gas prices. >> victim of lay off. >> reporter: the march day was spurred bah similar protests on wall street. >> we lost a lot of money. pinching pennies. >> the banks have took advantage of the bail out and i think the 99% of this is allowed to suffer and the government is being held captivity. >> i have been disturbed by the amount of influence the lobbyist have on writing legislation. the protesters offer no clear solutions, the theme is the system is geared for the

wealthiest, 1% of the population. marches stopped in front of different financial institutions, including the bank of america building. we asked wells fargo for a comment and they said we are committed to working to help those facing financial hardships find solutions. >> something broken in this country. something is broken. >> reporter: police say the protest was peaceful. protesters say expect more marches. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. homeowners may have a new option. tapping in to their 401(k)s. it would allow homeowners to pull money without a penality. an employee could take up to $50,000 or half the account to pay down a mortgage on a

primary house. >> removes the barrier to using the money to stay in your house. >> the billed with require the home owner to pay taxes on the amount withdrawal. julie haener is here with a look at the stories for -- at 6:00. we are following the man hunt in the south bay. hundreds of students forced to go on lock down as police search for the gunman and also where authorities are focusing their search and to the neighborhood that is crawling with police activity and tributes for stunk stunk. more on the life -- on steve jobs, more on the life of steve jobs. a bill that aims to give relief to fire departments. allows them to seek

reimbursement when transporting medical patients. >> this is similar to what we do for clinics, doctors, hospitals and other medi-cal services. >> supporters say it will make communities safer because more money to fire departments means fewer will be shut down. talk about a frightening situation. listen to what happened. scuba divers surfaced to find out their dive boat was gone. they were revued yesterday by a passinguate. they clung to a fishing bowie for two hours. the company that runs the tours hasn't commented. we had a lot of rain overnight. bill, you happen saying, more rain is still ahead? >> yeah. lingering showers out there. linger activity. live storm tracker two.

you will see, showers showing up towards livermore here. out by -- just east of mill meet os. this -- millipedes. hotter or heavier returns. we are seeing scattered showers throughout the area. nothing severe as the reds might indicate. rainfall accumulations, almost up to 2 inches in marin county. san francisco half inch of rain. mountains, the winter storm warning. this is sugar bowl today, that is a foot of snow. the warning will go away by 11:00 tonight and they will be fine but they are getting snow up there. what you are seeing here is lingering showers. that's what is in the forecast

tonight and tomorrow. as the low goes, high pressure builds in. your bay area weekend. not a bad one, great air quality. here is the forecast. wednesday 5:00 p.m., scattered showers. look what happens here wednesday 10:00 p.m., tonight, sprinkles lingering. thursday, thursday morning, maybe a few showers. thursday afternoon. that's we have a chance of a scattered shower tomorrow. and in the afternoon. nicer day than today. more sunshine, and look that forecast highs. warm. there might be a chance for a afternoon thunderstorm. but we will watch it. nothing looks to be that

intense. nothing like last night. five-day forecast with your weekend in view, see it right there. warms up for the bay area weekend. how about that? >> thank you. we are getting new insight into the first family. what michelle obama admits her family fights about over the dinner table. plus the voice of michael jackson, the recording played at the child of the doctor charged with his death. [ jennifer ] not a single layoff of a u.s. manufacturing worker. [ glen ] not one. not one. doing things the right way. quality. [ jimmeka ] building cars that americans want. [ jamaul ] right here in america. hyundai is an all-american success story. ♪

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. a jury today heard the cell over it conversations and saw e- mails of the doctor on trial for michael jackson's death. once again they heard the slurred voice of the singer himself. >> hard to make out what he is saying as he speaks to dr. conrad murray. he is accused of dosing michael jackson and the court heard a voicemail expressing concern about the singer's health. >> i am sure you are aware he had an episode last night. he is sick. you need to get a blood test on him. >> e-mails recovered from dr. conrad murray iphone shows they

wanted cancellation insurance. dr. conrad murray pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter. the defense claims michael jackson gave himself a fatal death of propofol. michelle obama gave kudos to the secret service. she visited the headquarters. michelle obama said her family likes their protective detail so much that often times they have a tug of war over their favorite. >> we have a fight among who is getting which people. [ laughter ] >> you took scott! like, you took scott. that's not fair. and i will say the same thing. [ laughter ] >> the first lady said their work is scary and she thinks of them as family. >> coming up in 90 seconds ...

>> we continue to bring you live coverage from the south bay where law enforcement officers are searching for a gunman who already claimed three lives, why he may have opened fire.

. a icon has died. the tributes are pouring in for steve jobs. we will look at his remarkable career and global impact. >> we are kind of numb. trying to figure it out. safety meeting among workers ends in a hail of gunfire. s.w.a.t. teams descend on the neighborhoods. >> two shots fired. >> the door to door search, schools on lock down and what we are learning about the gunman in the shooting rampage. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. good evening. i am frank somerville. >> i am julie haener. we will have more on steve jobs in a moment but first new information about the shooting in the south bay. students who were on lock down