and another record low. we had record rain in sacramento and modesto. from top to bottom, there was a lot of winter-like records and they are were leaning with the cool of the rain. see the guy clipping the north. high pressure says i am coming in and takes the next system, deflecting it well to the north. temperature also come up a little bit. cold morning and lots of sunshine. wall to wall. there could be friendly clouds. puffy clouds over the hills today. friendly clouds. not like yesterday. when they were very cantankerous. >> yes, they were. >> thank you, steve. >> well, oakland police continued to search for a man that they say shot and robbed a woman. this caused a freeway shut down kraig debro has more.

>> reporter: a woman was shot and robbed and shot between high and 35th. we talked to an employee of the ace hardware who says that he overheard a witness telling police that it started in the parking lot of this lucky over here across the street. the witness told the police, the man tried to carjack, possibly carjack the woman over here and then she ran across the street. he was chasing her across the street. the witness said she almost hit them in her car. then they ended up over here on the sidewalk. i will show you where this happened. ended up over here. and this is where we meet belinda. what did she tell you? >> she told me the guy went to grab my purse. i snatched it back. he said. i won't shoot you. and he shot me twice. >> you came out here and helped her. what happened there. >> one of my employees took his

belt off. and made a turn kit with it. and shot in the -- tourniquet here. and finally got her to tell me her name. and her name was nene. >> and i said it is okay. >> she said i didn't do anything. >> i could tell she was going into shock. >> thank you. alexis up the street here at macarthur and tried to go westbound. and crashed his car. the police were right there. so were we. they had their guns drawn. the man was no longer in the car. the oakland police asked the highway patrol to shut down 580 west bounds. had he they did that, it was closed for two hours. they said they would rather do that, than inconvenience people. it is a safety issue. they wanted to catch a guy who had a gun and used it.

we will be back with more from belinda. and others who saw what happened here. reporting live from oaklands, kraig debro. they will meet this morning to talk about this week's deadly shooting. there are still many unanswered questions about what set off this gunman. they shot and killed him yesterday morning after he displayed a gun. allman was the subject of an intense manhunt. he shot nine coworkers, killing three of them. he was afraid of losing his job and made troubling comments. >> that he was going to do some damage basically. if he was going to go out and kill some people. that was going to happen to him and his family. >> coworkers say allman had safety violations at work.

and leahy executives kill ktvu, there were no plans to fire allman. >> lehigh is paying its employees while the plant is closed and will cover costs of the funerals for the three people killed. a long time truck driver is talking publicly about the shooting rampage. mike ambrose yo tells the news, -- ambrosio, he was shot in the arm and pretended to be dead. a week ago, he told shareef allman. he would no longer represent him because of the safety violations. underground failure was blamed for this accident. it came at piedmont avenue. and witnesses describe hearing a boom. the electrical fire knocked out power to 5,000 pgand e customers and -- pg and e customers. >> there are extra patrols and

the university campus following reports of a sexual assault there. it happened last friday night inside a room at the towers residence hall. now the 18-year-old victim said she was visiting campus to attend a party with her friends. the attacker lowered her into an elevator and led her to a room where she thought the party was located. they don't know if the suspect lived there or was just a visitor. >> they learned apple has no plans to hold a memorial service for its cofounder steve jobs. but before the death, they made sure his home was protected. apple security met with palo alto police. advance notice gave officers time to plan how they would safeguard his peninsula home. it sits on a public street where anyone can walk or drive up to the front yard. they assigned extra patrols to the neighborhood. 40 people turned up when news of his death came late

afternoon more is coming out regarding jobs tough style at apple. he says former apple employees have told him jobs was a micro manager who ruled by fear. he would fire them and rehire them. >> it is called being steven. to create a certain amount of fear. they were always off balance. so when he said jump, they d and jump 10 feet. so, he said the strategy worked. it extended to employees. business partners and vendors. apple grew from one store to a global empire. jobs does have fans worldwide. they have set up memorials at apple stores. iphone life magazine is declaring dress like testify jobs day. he was known for wearing jeans, a black turtle next and white tennis shoes.

we checked the facebook page this morning. 3,000 people plan to dress like him today. >> for more on steve jobs and including the time line of his life. visit our website and then click on the steve jobs tab. the federal government is getting ready for a cracking down and medical marijuana clubs. the u.s. attorney's office in sacramento will announce the crackdown. medical marijuana is legal here in california but the federal government does not recognize the state's medical marijuana law. landlords are receiving letters ordering them to evict clubs located next to schools and playground. >> i have not decided why obama is going to do this. this is not going to help with his reelection. >> he lost my support and medical marijuana support across the facial. >> medical marijuana advocates plan to oppose the crackdown.

a demonstration is planned outside the u.s. attorney's office giant's star tim lincecum will have to deal with a lawsuit in the off season. it is filed in the superior court yesterday. coming up in seven minute, what it accuses the star pitcher doing to the apartment he was renting in the city. a search is underway for three men who may be connected to a fatal shooting after man in santa rosa, the victim's body was found in front of a butcher shop on todd road. it happened shortly after 2:00 yesterday afternoon. investigators say the three men they are seeking were seen at the scene of the shooting. they were reported to be in a black cadillac. now a man in san francisco became the victim of two crimes in just one day. police say he was robbed at gunpoint near city college on tuesday night. the suspects took the man's

wallet, keys, and computer and when he returned back home. he discovered his house was burglarized. they are trying to figure out if the same suspect is responsible. today marks the debit anniversary of the beginning of the war in afghanistan. on october 7, 2,001 new york city, united states and britain launched against training camps in afghanistan. it began an effort to hunt down osama bin laden. it was weeks after the attacks in new york. now they are trying to win the hearts and minds of afghan civilians. >> the noble peace prize was awarded to three women on women's rights. the oners are the first elected female president's ellen johnson sirleaf. and libertyian peace activist, lema bowee and car man of yemen

who is a figure leading protests against the yemen president as part of the arab spring uprising there are rumors that the peace prize would go to mark salt laker burg because of the role facebook has played. he said for facebook or social media to claim any meaningful role in the up risings would be extremely arrogant. a san jose graduate student removed from a flight is now suing southwest airlines for discrimination. the u.s. citizen of pakistan was wearing her traditional muslim head scarf on a flight from san francisco toe san jose in march. she was talking on a cellphone when she said. i have to go the plane is about to depart. the flight attendant thought she said it's a go. and she was then taken off the

plane. >> that still haunts me. and that is myself and my attire. i do not want anyone from any state to be treated with discrimination. >> she boarded the next flight to san jose and is seeking unspecified damages. southwest has apologized for the incident. and she said she hopes the lawsuit will push the airline to reconsider their employee training policies. economy watch this morning in less than an hour. we will find out if more jobs were created in september. economists forecast, that it will show little or no job growth. >> it shows they think employee aves took on 50,000 new workers last month and that would mean the unemployment rate remains stalled at 9.1%. a california insurance fund plans to lay off 1500 workers in the next month.

>> state compensation fund which deals with worker's comp said the layoffs will take place next spring. effected -- affected workers will know if they are losing their jobs. they expect to save three and a half million dollars a year. it will be based on seniority. the >> the nationwide movement against if economic inequality has caught the attention of president obama: they started in new york city on september 17th. similar protests as we know have since popped up from the east coast to chicago and then here in san francisco. the president says demonstrators are expressing the frustration by the american public. he has the financial regulation bill that will increase oversight of the financial industry. >> san jose may give the boot to occupy protestors. they could start arresting

demonstrators. 15 protesters erected tents and said the demonstrators are free to exercise their first amendment rights. however, it is illegal to camp out at city hall overnight right now, it is 4:43. want to go to sal for a look at traffic. hey, sal. >> good morning, pam. >> happy friday to everyone. we will start off and look at the traffic coming in on the east shore freeway here in berkeley. you can see it is moving along very nicely. and there are no major slowdowns. it is dry on the roads right now. that will help us out for the morning commute. not a lot of standing water out there. as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are trying to get there. it would be a nice time and they are not reporting any difficulty on the bridging or for that matter any on the bridge at that time. >> the morning commute on interstate 280 gets to highway

17. >> i want to mention any traffic on highway four is off to a nice start. you ever wonder when the best time is. and that is before we had a chance to get a slow down going up to bay point and pittsburgh. concord traffic and 680 looks good. and if you are on 80 and villajo, it is a very nice drive. >> also this morning. looking at hayward. and fremon. and this is off to a nice start. if you are in the south bay. we have a nice drive. that includes 17 coming down into the valley. northbound 85. and 280 and 101 looking very nice. we will go to steve. >> thank you, sal. first thing happened, nelson and pam said. yesterday. yesterday. sun and the skies got dark and it poured. and that's exactly what happened. news director once told me.

when they talk about the weather it is important. it was important because for october we have a lot going on. not only did we get a lot of rainfall. but the cold air is settled in right behind. all signs point to, even though the weekend will be warmer. it will be mostly sunny. but the mornings are going to be chilly and deal with patchy fog. sonoma airport said fog and it is mainly clear. record rainfall yesterday. remember, we don't get a lot usually in october. oakland airport picked up some. that was a record. hayward, two bits. and at the ifairport 13/100th. and you can throw santa rosa in for the record. if you know we had a lot of rain, we did. for so early in the season, its record-setting. >> clipping the northern part of the state and look at the lows. they are in the 40s and even the city is down to 52. so, i am letting you know.

>> before you step outside, it as bite to the morning air. >> there goes our system and moves off into nevada, and utah. and it may produce heavy rain in texas which they can certainly use some rain there. for us though. it is high pressure building in. and sort of a dry, northerly direction. and slicing through oregon and after that, everything stays to the north. probably until next weekend. looks like next weekend. we might have to deal with rain again. that is the next sign of any precipitation coming in. sunshine and puffy clouds. and 60s and low 70s. it will be a day when we rebound. eight to 10 degrees from yesterday. we had a lot of low 60s. and looks like a nice weekend. chilly morning and sunny and warmer days, pam. >> thank you, steve. >> well, time now, 4:46 wild weather yesterday created a

scary situation for one driver. he was stuck at an intersection of boyd road when a bowl of lightning struck his car. >> this here lightning in front of me. i looked at my car and it shut off. >> the lightning fried the car. and he didn't even feel the shock of electricity. the lightning shock jammed some lights at a nearby intersection. >> well, typhoons near southern china have triggered rains. most of the people living there have managed to get to higher ground. and some are staying to see what is left of the homes and businesses. >> chinese government it said it will take a few days after the rain stops for all of the flood waters to drain. san francisco jay began's pitcherty -- san francisco tim

lincecum is being sued. he is accused of staying past the expiration of the lease. the lawsuit seeks $350,000 in damages. lincecum is not commenting but his agent calls the lawsuit frivolous. 12 members of the motorcycle club are facing charges after statewide raids netted 300 weapons and 40 pounds of cocaine. now the raids in southern california follow a deadly shooting outside a parks, nevada casino. they have been arrested for that incident. they say they are being unfairly targeted and call their organization a social group. authorities disagree. >> this gang, you know, motorcycle gang, a ruthless criminal motorcycle gang has been terrorizing our community for years. if not decades. >> 40 to 50 state indictments are expected as a result of the

investigation. >> the death of that missing mother of three in san jose is now a homicide investigation. 28-year-old valerie's body was found wednesday. they do not have a motive or know where she was killed. casillas' family is posting flyers. she was last seen getting into a silver pontiac grand prix or a flu chevrolet tahoe suv, her death marks the 34th homicide of the year. that's the highest rate since 1997. pacifica police closed their investigates of a pregnant woman killed by her own dog. a pit bull attacked her inside her home in august. investigators say something set off the dog but they don't know what. well, there will be neighborhood safety meetings next week following a recent spike in home burglaries. they are happening during

daylight hours in the hills neighborhood and they likely started monday. a witness reported seeing people loading property into a green or blue station wagon. police urge those who live in the area to make sure all doors and windows are locked and to consider installing burglar alarms. >> the meeting is on wednesday at the arlington clubhouse. they are going to take over the empty buildings to give the homeless a place to stay. >> they led a group of people on a march passed vacant homes in san jose. they led prayers in front of the houses that the banks now own after foreclosures. and those properties could provide refuge to people like down brown and her two sons. >> there are so many in the city and they are amazing. there are families like us struggling and out of work. it is really hard.

>> recently. san francisco homeless sad advocate spent the night in a hotel and forced them to leave. they estimate there are 7,000 homeless people in santa clara county alone. >> 4:51 is the time right now. big day ahead in the conrad murray trial. the interview to be played for the first time since michael jackson's death. how this accident in san francisco contributed to a specific van for train drivers statewide.

welcome back to the morning news. it is 4:53. a taped interview of michael jackson's doctor will be played for the first time today. in the interview, he talks about the final hours of

jackson's life. yesterday, the defense questioned a coroner's investigator, who collected evidence at jackson's home, about how the evidence was collected. now, she denied claims that she made a number of mistakes. the state's ban on public rail transit operators using cellphones is permanent. they found two separate accidents in 2008 were most likely caused by train operators using cellphones just before the accident. one of those was the collision between two san francisco muny trains that injured passengers. the state will require all transit agencies over seen by the state to install cameras to enforce the ban. take a look at this video. a massive sinkhole. watch this. we can watch it fall in as it happens in san diego. part of the collapse caught there on camera. it happened near uc campus at san diego yesterday.

they suspect it was a ruptured storm drain that could be to blame. you could see a lot of water there in the hole. >> 454 is the -- 4:54 is the time. we will go to sal. >> what is up, sal. >> we are looking pretty good if you are driving in oakland onibility center state 880. and both in front of the oakland coliseum. no problems here. and the traffic continues to look pretty good. and driving north to the bay plaza and traffic looks good here at the toll plaza. it is a nice drive it getting into san francisco. the metering lights are off. 280 and northbound 285 and 101 are looking good up to the saratoga. and cupertino and sunny veil area. >> -- sunnyvale area.

>> we are trying to show rain. but it is clear skies. lots of 40s showing up. 43 at fairfield. and redwood city and napa, 44. and same for santa rosa. and concord and livermore, it is a brisk morning. it dropped down and left cold air. little system clipping near the oregon/california border. keep us from warming up. and we will have mostly sunny skies and high pressure coming in for the weekend. its slowly. a nice warm up. early next week looks good. and cold morning for october. and then sunshine. mostly sunny. and few clouds over the hills. warmer highs. and still cool. 60s and 70s. warm up a little bit more as we head into the weekend. we will stay cool with patchy inland fog and it will be warmer on monday and tuesday. >> thank you, steve.

>> extra place on the campus of state university. what happened to a student that has officers on high alert. new development for a search for a robbery and shooting suspect in oakland, who they are talking with this morning.

what mes did at this store to save someone's life. what happened to a student that has officer assist on alert. the story of steve jobs coming to a book store near you. the special people the ike cob is dedicating his biography to the war in afghanistan, why america doesn't know how the end will come. it is all ahead on ktvu, channel 2 morning news. this is ktvu, channel 2 morning news. >> welcome to you. it is a grand new day. it is friday. october the seventh. i am dave clark. >> good morning, i am pam cook. it is 5:00 and we want to see what the weather is. it is