police are investigating an overnight shooting in oakland hours after city leaders unveil a new plan to combat violent crime in the city. >> and gunfire erupts at the funeral of a san jose hell's angels leader. we are learning of the cause of the violence. >> and we'll take you live to the nation's capital where a martin luther king, jr. memorial is being unveiled and dedicated. good morning, everyone. welcome, it is sunday, october

16. >> good morning. let's get our first check of your sunday morning forecast. good morning. >> it's going to be another nice day. we're going to be slightly cooler than yesterday, but first waking up with a few scattered showers. they are already tapering off. take a look at the radar. i'm going to stop it. you can see just a few cells still lingering right in between, it looks like hayward, maybe working its way towards livermore in the next 15 minutes or so, or it could dissipate and dry out. we are looking at a nice afternoon. your sunday, even a sneak peek into your work week ahead coming up. overnight note, when police launched a homicide investigation after a shooting near a liquor store. live from oakland we have details on a shooting that comes really just hours after a safety summit meant to make the streets a little safer.

>> reporter: police are investigating their 85th homicide of the year. this happened just before midnight last night in front of a liquor store on the 1300 block of mcarthur avenue in oakland. police aren't sure what the circumstances were, whether it was a robbery or some other type of motive, but we know one person was killed. a second person transported to the hospital. the shooting comes just a few hours after oakland's new police chief howard jordan and the mayor presented their plan to combat violent crime in the city. they hosted a safety summit yesterday morning that went throughout the afternoon. more than 500 people showed up. the mayor's plan is to focus police and community resources in 100 blocks of the city that are the most problematic. the mayor says 90% of the shootings and violent crime happened within that 100 block area. they provided a map of it. however the borders are not clearly defined. they said only that the 100 block area is made up of areas

mostly in east and west oakland. the police chief says extra officers will be patrolling those 100 blocks. >> it's not just the police. they're going to see other city workers, city leadership, the school district, all the other efforts we mentioned are going to be in that area. >> the mayor says as part of that plan, city workers will also be focusing on things like illegal dumping, neighborhood cleanup. but here at police headquarters, investigators are looking into the 85th homicide of the year here in oakland. last year there were 95 homicides the entire year. in overnight news out of san francisco, investigators are searching for a person who shot at chp officers during a chase that ended with a crash. it happened not far from the transamerica building. police got a call around 11:30 that someone had fired a shot at a chp car during a chase.

the driver crashed into a building and managed to run off. it's not clear what led up to the chase. also in san francisco, a pedestrian is in critical condition this morning after being hit in a crosswalk overnight. it happened around 10:00 last night on fulton street and 20th avenue. police say the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with investigators. officers don't believe drugs or alcohol were involved. a san jose cemetery remains a crime scene this morning. multiple sources say steve thompson was shot and killed while attending the funeral of the president of the san jose chapter of the hells angels. a witness says a fight preceded yesterday's shooting. thompson spoke just last month about his fallen friend. he was one of about 4,000 people attending the funeral. >> it's ridiculous, especially in a memorial park. what were they thinking? auto officers who initially arrived at the scene moments

after this incident occurred report now that they believe they suspect that the scene had been tampered with. >> police will not say specifically how that scene was tampered with. the mercury news reports thompson argued with and punched a fellow hells angels member who retaliated by shooting and killing him. here are more details. he was arrested back in 1997 for the beating death of another man at a san jose strip club. a jury acquitted him and the club's owner. he was a very close friend of jeffrey pettigrew who was gunned down last month at a nevada casino. occupy protesters across the bay area say they will not back down. a group of demonstrators marched through downtown oakland yesterday. they pushed for jobs, not cuts, to social programs.

their rally ended at the plaza where they got support from actor danny glover. >> i don't bring anything other than what everybody else brings to it. myself. and i believe in the possibility of human transformation. i bring everything that i bring as a citizen. >> the oakland mayor spoke at the jobs rally. the rally is to promote a series of social and political issues. and this was the scene in san francisco yesterday from news chopper 2. hundreds of people took to the streets as part of the occupy san francisco protests. the march was peaceful. police say no one was arrested. the group plans a candlelight vigil this evening to promote peace and to pay respects to what it calls the death of the american dream. autopsy wall street protesters last night flooded new york's times square.

>> we are the 99%. >> police arrested more than 40 people, most for refusing to disperse, but several protesters tried to take down police barriers. two officers were hurt in the scuffles. one had a head injury. to gain the most attention from tourists, demonstrators marched from the encampment to citi bank, then to times square. thousands of demonstrators in los angeles joined yesterday's worldwide occupy protests. they made their way through downtown l.a. and passing through the city's financial district. they targeted big banks, accusing them of triggering a financial crisis. the march ended with a rally at city hall. occupy protests are not just limited to the united states. they have now gone global and in some cases violent. coming up at 7:15, we'll take a closer look at how occupy protesters around the world are now reacting. your time is 7:07. the long-awaited dedication of

the martin luther king, jr. memorial is under way in washington. the reverend jesse jackson just took the stage. this is a live picture. this morning's program began about two hours ago. in the last 15 minutes we saw dan rather speak, list of speakers included dr. king's children. the choir from his baptist church in atlanta will also perform. president obama is scheduled to speak in the next hour. journalist gwen ifill kicked off the dedication this morning. the design was inspired by his famous "i have a dream" speech. good morning to you. scattered clouds outside our door this morning. giving a look here at plenty of

gray across many portions of the bay. those mid and high level clouds have been through the area since friday, finally dropping some rain over the area. we're looking at just a few light cells remaining. our area, perhaps dublin getting ready to see a scattered shower. a scattered shower may have rolled through your area in the overnight hours as well. mid 60s san francisco, 66 in oakland. these temperatures, very mild out there. 60 degrees san jose. these temperatures a few degrees warmer than yesterday. santa rosa also checking in right about 60 degrees. the wind light out there, but we are hooking at gray skies breaking away to partly cloudy, even mostly sunny for the afternoon. your satellite-radar, the southwesterly moisture pulling through, now head into the valley and over the sierra. we are going to remain dry tore

the afternoon today. tomorrow even a little bit of warming, then this system we've been watching for several days now will eventually work its way coast ward, at this point it looks like it's going to cool us down. really not going to bring us much rain. here's your forecast for your sunday. we're gray at this hour. but by 12:00 we're turning mostly clear. then our afternoon actually looks pretty good. temperatures will remain on the mild side, even a little cooler than yesterday. we will be with scattered clouds at least through the first half of the day. temperatures sitting in the 60s for the coastline, 70s for our inland areas. sonoma 76 for the afternoon, 69 expected this afternoon for sausalito, 73 castro valley, 76 expected in danville for the afternoon. your south bay forecast, 74 expected in santa clara, along

the peninsula here 73 redwood city, 70 for san bruno. 67 in the city for the afternoon. as we head back to work tomorrow, temperatures will warm a little bit. back into the low 80s for the inland area. take a look at tuesday, wednesday, we are looking at those clouds. that low pressure rolling through. then behind it we do bounce back. fair skies expected on thursday. upper 60s for the coast. if you're going out to support the nike women's marathon this morning, we'll have your city forecast coming up. time now for your live drive time traffic. here's a look at that golden gate bridge. if you're coming into san francisco, thousands of people are running as part of the nike women's marathon. the same goes for those of you living in the east bay headed into san francisco as we get a look at the bay bridge.

traffic moving smoothly there in both directions. a celebration of all things pumpkin will continue this morning in half mob bay. it is the last day for the city's annual art and pumpkin festival. there will be food, music, a haunted house, of course plenty of pumpkins. the record breaking gore will also be on display. the festivities will begin at 9:00 am there on main street. today is your last day to check out the treasure island music festival. news chopper 2 was over the crowd yesterday as thousands watched bands on two different stages. today's headliner, death cab for cutie. a ticket sells for 69.50. parking passes for the island are sold out, but ticketholders can park for free at at&t park, then take a shuttle out to treasure island. a memorial is set to take place today for steve jobs.

the tech company rivals expected to attend the private event. flames erupt in rome as an occupy protest gets out of hand. >> and it's a dirty problem in the streets of athens, why this garbage isn't likely to go away anytime soon. there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered. nice landing. it was. [ male announcer ] get to a better state.

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discuss business. samsung and apple are locked in a bitter court dispute over patents. today's private service is expected to take place on the stanford university campus. several top tech leaders are expected to attend. governor jerry brown is reportedly on the guest list. the "wall street journal" reports the nonprofit organization set up by jobs wife is helping organize the event. another service for apple employees is set to take place this wednesday. today's service cops as customers continue to line up to buy apple's newest iphone version. wireless carriers are reportedly seeing record sales. at&t said it set records for new iphone sales and activations of the sprint says this last friday is now the best retail day recorded in the history of the company. analysts predict a record four million iphones may be sold this weekend alone. smart phones are not the only expensive items that

people are buying in this economy. the government says retail sales were up 1.1% in september. the biggest gain in seven months. retail experts say many people are purchasing little luxuries instead of investing in big items like a house. some of those items include cars, premium cable services, wines, purses, jewelry and high end cosmetics. >> you got a lot of people that have been sit -- sitting on the sidelines for such a long time, quite frankly i think they just want to spoil themselves or something like that. >> experts predict that luxury car sales fueled by low interest rates and easier financing will grow by 70% in the next eight years. overseas in greece, trash collectors are still on strike this morning. the trash collectors walked away from their jobs to protest tax hikes, wage cuts and other measures. more greek workers are expected to walk away from their jobs

this wednesday and thursday for a two-day long general strike. later today in france, we could find out who embattled president sarkozy might face in a presidential election next year. the country's socialist party is holding a runoff race today to choose its nominee. sarkozy is in the conservative party. although he's not officially announced his re-election campaign for 2012, he's widely expected to run again. french voters elected sarkozy president in 2007. what started as a peaceful protest against wall street has grown into an international crew said. however violence marred demonstration yesterday. in rome, masked protesters set fire to cars and vandalized banks and supermarkets. the demonstrators called themselves the black walk. police fired tear gas hoping to squash the uprising. >> tensions boiled over in

london. demonstrators there clashed with police. about 2,000 people are assembled near the british financial district. they dubbed their rally occupy the london stock exchange. >> and let daylight robbery be committed against us taxpayers and against the global community. this is not all right. >> the crowd repeated back every single word he said. >> and thousands of people turned out in the copenhagen town square for occupy denmark. protesters sent out invitations through facebook. the demonstrators read signs from new york to egypt, bail out the people not the banks. we put together a side show of the occupy protests from all over the world as well as more individual grow the marches here in the bay area. you'll find it under the u.s. and world news tabs.

in our economy watch, the finance chiefs of the world's richest countries have gathered in paris for the g-20 meeting. the group is hinting it may give the international monetary fund additional resources to prevent escalating debt throughout europe. u.s. treasure secretary timothy geithner says washington is in the midst of economic reforms. >> although most of the attention in the world is now focused on europe, we are working hard in the united states to repair the damage caused by our crisis to reform our financial system and to strengthen the fundamentals for future economic growth. >> funding for the imf is already on the docket for the next g-20 member that's scheduled for early november in france. the world is expected to reach a population milestone at the end of this month. according to the u.n., the global population will hit 7 billion. the u.n. estimates that the

world population will reach 8 billion by the year 2025, but the numbers could be much higher or lower depending on factors such as birth control, infant mortality rates and changes in life expect answer sis. pediatricians are now being told it's okay to prescribe ritalin and other adhd medication to children as young as four years old. that's according to the american academy of pediatrics. right now guidelines dictate children should be at least 6 years old before they start taking the medication. the guidelines don't advise giving the drugs to the youngest children but include that that is a possibility. call it a meeting of the oprah all-stars. what brought this well-known group together this weekend, and the personal message from the queen of talk to her fans. outside this morning, mostly cloudy and mild. for the afternoon temperatures are expected to cool just a

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the waters are starting to recede in thailand. the government says elaborate barriers are holding steady at the capital city. runoff water is now flowing southward to the gulf of thailand. the floods have already killed nearly 300 people and more than 200 major highways and roads have been shut down. damage is estimated at $3 billion. a group of american marines is on the ground in bangkok. they will survey the damage and then decide how the united states can best assist in those relief efforts. on the way to work this morning, a stray shower, but it looks like that is moving out

of the area. >> good morning. we are waking up just a little soggy in some areas. a few scattered showers in the overnight hours now tapering off. we are looking at plenty of gray left behind. by the afternoon, partly cloudy, even mostly sunny skies giving awe view there of the bay. the nike women's marathon kicking off this morning. if you're going out to maybe support, head along the course maybe for the afternoon into the awards ceremony. there are your numbers. sitting in the low 60s this morning, the winds are light by about 9:00. we're only going to warm a couple of degrees but it's quite mild there now. 67 degrees expected by the noon and more sunshine expected for the afternoon for all of us. we will continue with slightly cooler conditions for the afternoon though. 72 expected oakland, 77 livermore. ahead to the north bay, 73 santa rosa. how about to the coast. 71 expected at san mateo. 75 for san jose this afternoon.

a very mild autumn afternoon is what we're looking at for today, monday we warm just a little bit. temperatures fall once again on tuesday, wednesday, thursday. fair skies and temperatures rebounding just a little while. if you've been with us the last few days, we've been watching this cut-off low finally going to scoot over california. that's what cools us down tuesday, wednesday. but we're not looking at rain with that. maybe just a little drizzle. the time is now 7:26. hundreds of adrenaline junkies spent the weekend taking a dangerous leap off a span in west virginia. about 400 people jumped more than 800 feet off the bridge as part of the new river gorge bridge festival. the only time it's legal to base jump off the bridge is during this annual event. the jump only lasts a few seconds but participants say it's worth it. >> i think it's different for a lot of people. for me it's that moment that you leave the bridge, it's pure

freedom. nothing else in the world matters, then when the wind starts to hit your face, you feel home. i love it. >> however it wasn't all smiles. one person was seriously hurt and sent to the hospital after his parachute didn't open completely. each participant was required to have completed at least 100 parachute jumps before leaping. oprah's show may be over, but that's not stopping her from inpierg her fans. it brought together several oprah contributors, dr. oz, gayle king and nate berk us. she also commented on her cable network. the own channel has had difficulty finding an audience. the rally against corporate greed ends in handcuffs for one well-known protester. >> and protesting four-legged

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hours after a crime summit in oakland, gunfire erupts overnight killing at least one person. welcome back to mornings on 2.

time now is 7:30. >> that shooting happened around midnight. just hours after a safety summit that brought together oakland leaders, police and the community. live outside headquarters with what we know about this latest violence and what city leaders are promising. >> reporter: we know at least one person was killed in the shooting. there are reports that a second person who was shot and taken to the hospital has also died. however police have not been able to confirm that for us yet. but in latest violence happened just before midnight on the 1300 block of mcarthur next to a liquor store and an apartment complex. police aren't sure what the circumstances were that led up to the shooting, what the motive was, whether it was a robbery or something else. police have not arrested anyone at the scene. they're still looking for a suspect. >> we received information regarding where the suspects may be located. that turned out with negative

results. >> reporter: the shooting comes just a few hours after oakland's new interim police chief and the mayor presented their plan to combat violent crime in the city. they hosted a safety summit yesterday. more than 500 people showed up. the mayor's plan is to focus police and community resources in 100 blocks of the city that they say are the most problematic. the mayor says 90% of the shootings and violent crime that happen in the city happen within that 100 block area. they gave us a map, however they would not -- they would not give us precise details about the borders of exactly where those 100 blocks are. they've just said that they are mostly in the east and west oakland area. howard jordan says extra officers will be patrolling those 100 plox and there will be other resources going to the area. >> we'd have better lighting,

other things like that, foreclosed homes, could be a different way to deal with active foreclosed homes in those areas is also a problem for us. also relates to crime. >> reporter: and this homicide that happened last night is the 85th homicide of the year here in oakland. there were 95 homicides in all of last year. live in oakland. santa rosa police are searching for the driver of a car that hit a pedestrian and took off. it happened around 10:30 last night. police say they got a call of an intoxicated man in the area. when officers arrived they found a man lying in the road. a witness told police they saw the car hit the man and drive off. the man's name has not been released. occupy sacramento tweeted overnight that 19 people were arrested in a demonstration at state capitol, including cindy sheehan, the 54-year-old anti- war protesters was one of the headline speakers at yesterday's event.

she said she was willing to get arrested if authorities would not allow occupy protesters to continue staying overnight near the capitol grounds. sheehan camped outside the bush family ranch in crawford, texas, after her son died in iraq in 2004. in denver, cameras caught a police officer using a baton to push back an occupy protester. authorities here arrested 24 people at the event. demonstrators say they were angry after the city ordered police to clear out an encampment. colorado's governor said he was monitoring the situation. speaker after speaker talked about the many achievements of martin luther king, jr. i want to show you now a live picture from washington. tens of thousands of people are taking part in a dedication ceremony for the new king memorial. this morning's program includes aretha franklin. and in the next hour, president obama is set to speak.

coming up at 7:45, we will go to d.c. for a live report on the new 120 million-dollar memorial for the late civil rights leader. a weekend outing on the waters in southern california ended in disaster. three women riding on a personal water craft died when they crashed into a motor boat. happened on a reservoir east of downtown los angeles. four people aboard the boat had serious to minor injuries. homicide detectives and los angeles county lifeguards are investigating the crash to determine just what could have caused it. a vigil continues to grow for the victims of a mass shooting at a is a lob in orange county. mourners paid their respects last night to the eight people who died in seal beach when a gunman opened fire inside a salon on wednesday. a 9th victim was injured if in a shooting rampage. it was one of the worst mass killings in orange county history. prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for the man they say they believe is

responsible for the shooting. he made his first court appearance on friday. prosecutors say his ex-wife worked at the salon and was one of the eight people killed. the twoful involved in a custody battle over their son. he is being held without bail. missouri's governor is send inning the national guard to help search for a missing baby. 25 members of a guard police company will be looking for lisa irwin. the 11-month-old was reported missing from kansas city almost two weeks ago. her parents say she disappeared from her crib sometime overnight. yesterday police searched an abandoned home after getting a call about diapers and a backpack inside. but investigators say the items appear to have been in the house far longer than lisa has been missing. >> there's not anything we won't try, and we're certainly going to check this out. unfortunately the initial occupation isn't anything we're getting jazzed about. >> also yesterday a homeless man seen in the neighborhood was arrested on an outstanding

warrant. police say he's not a suspect in the baby's disappearance but they do want to question him. a 100,000-dollar reward is being offered for the safe return of lisa or for information leading to the conviction of anyone involved in her disappearance. the fbi is investigating the death after newborn found aboard a carnival crews ship. the crews line says the baby was found dead inside a guest's cabin on wednesday. the ship was docked in the virgin islands at that time. it returned to florida yesterday morning. the baby's mother, a 20-year- old passenger, was detained for questioning. no charges have been filed. philadelphia police say it is one of the more shocking crimes they have ever seen. they found four mentally disabled adults locked in a basement yesterday. the victims, three men and a woman, were all suffering from malnutrition. they were trapped in a basement behind a steel door that was chained up. they have the mental capacity after 10-year-old.

>> something like -- to know that something like that is going on within five feet away from you is shocking. >> police found the victims after investigating a report of squatters in that building. the four people are in the hospital in stable condition. it is not clear how long they had been locked up or who was taking care of them. petaluma police searching for a man who they say attacked a woman and tried to rape her. the woman was walking alone on western avenue when she noticed a man following her. police say the man caught up to the woman and pushed her into a nearby doorway. when the woman fought back and she began screaming, the man ran off. police searched the area, however they did not find him. vacaville police say four dogs that were poisoned during a robbery are now doing well. police say thieves stole nine medical marijuana plants from a backyard on friday. the thieves also apparently drugged the dogs to get to the plants. the dog's owner saw pieces of hot dogs, some of which had

been stuffed with pills, scattered across his yard. the dogs have since been treated. oakland police officers are turning to the public to get help protecting their four- legged partners. officers say the department's k- 9s need bulletproof vests. today members will be at the pet food express on broadway for a second day to ask for donations. the dog vests can cost as much as $3,000 each. >> with the budget issues that we have, it's hard enough just to get human vests replaced. >> not only does it help for potential stab wounds, gunshot wounds, it's just basic all around trauma, protects their torso. >> officers say the vests protect an important investment because police dogs are expensive costing as much as $50,000 each by the time they hit the street. and it's going to be a nice sunday out there. rosemary was telling us about the little bit of rain that moved through, but now it looks like it's going to be moving out. let's get over to rosemary for

a look at what to expect. we have the pumpkin festival at half moon bay. >> oakland raiders game. it's going to be nice one. that rain tapering off. you can see maybe just a sprinkle or two over the valley, maybe the diablo range there. that's pretty much the last of it. eventually the cloud are going to clear and we'll have a nice looking afternoon. mostly gray skies and the wind generally light coming in from the west right now. livermore at about 3 miles per hour. it's very quiet out there as we watch this. finally going to migrate, as it does it's going to move northeast. it's going to roll over us looks like tuesday, wednesday. we're going to be mild, even a little warmer for your back to work monday. today we're looking at the possibility of just a few scattered showers as we mentioned, already drying out. partly cloudy for the afternoon. the onshore breeze does continue. temperatures will be seasonal for this time of year.

right now 62 in oakland, 60 degrees in napa, 61 in hayward. if you do have to get outdoors, it's gray out there but not too bad. it's very mild. 72 at novato, 71 at richmond. go east and we're warmer but a little cooler than yesterday. 77 in livermore, santa clara valley, how about 75 san jose. it's a mild one here for you there. 70 for san bruno, 65 in half moon bay for the art and pumpkinfest. your extended forecast, temperatures are going to be on the mild side for today. will remain mild tomorrow. but we do warm. high pressure going to build in temporarily, because by tuesday we're falling back once again. tuesday/wednesday, that system out in the pacific finally

going to migrate east. as it does, scattered showers in the forecast. low 60s for the coast. by thursday we're rebounding and into next weekend it looks like we're actually pretty good as well. if you're going to be out and about enjoying your sunday, we have your lunchtime numbers coming up. republican presidential candidates will be meeting this week for yet another debate, but one contenders will be missing. which candidate plans to boycott the latest match-up and the reason why. >> you can see traffic is picking up. you can expect 92 to be very busy this morning.

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good morning to you. waking up with a affair of mid to high level clouds. a nice afternoon expected. right now a civil rights icon is being immortalized in the nation's capital. the dedication for the martin luther king memorial is under way this morning. we have the specifics on the memorial and some of the controversy behind it. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, prayers and praise here on the national mall here in washington d.c., as many, many people are here to honor the slain civil rights leader. president obama is slated to speak. we're expecting him in about an hour. the king family has spoken. fashion designer tommy hilfiger just got on stage. he was a huge donor to this project. it's a project that a lot of people really feel has been long

overdue. celebrating his life, his legacy, his dreams. after more than a decade of planning, many have gathered in washington for the martin luther king, jr. memorial dedication. among those attending, king's family, civil rights leaders, even president obama. the 1600-ton granite monument depicts the leader. from a mountain of despair, just a stone of hope. >> i think that for future generations, they will know what dr. king stood for. righteousness, justice and peace. >> reporter: the executive architect says the project was both professional and personal. >> this is going -- this has been a labor of love for me for 15 years. >> reporter: just as king's life was riddled with roadblocks, the memorial's construction did not escape controversy. at 30 feet high, it's taller than the nearby statues of jefferson and lincoln and their meme omples its sculpture a

chinese nationalist, not an person, but these hurdles could not curb its completion. now it stands as a dedication to a man' whose mission was as steadfast as this monument. >> reporter: not only are people noting that this project has finally come to fruition, they're also noting that this is the first monument on the national mall to honor an african-american and also to honor someone who is not a u.s. president. >> with that in mind, we see the crowd behind you. how would you character gore rise what the -- categorize what the mood is there. are you seeing the crowds that organizers anticipated? >> reporter: i think the organizers absolutely are happy about the crowd size. they're still filing in. a little earlier there were some seats that were empty, but they seem to be completely full right now. in terms of the mood, the mood is very orderly, but it's also optimistic. you hear speaker after speaker

basically coming on and praising not only dr. king but his message that still endures today. >> well, thank you very much for that live report from washington d.c. when the president speaks, we'll go back there live. people from across the country traveled to washington d.c. this weekend to see the dedication firsthand. one woman says she rode on a bus for 24 hours to be there. some visitors say they remembered the struggle decades ago and are proud to see where things have come. >> i was in the struggle 40 years ago, so it's very important for me. >> i was here last year when it was still under construction, so when i came back this october i just had to be here to see it. >> the dedication had originally been set for august 28th. the 48th anniversary of king's i have a dream speech. organizers originally estimated as many as 250,000 people to be there that day.

we're having some technical difficulties with mike's mic, but we want to pick it up from here. we're talking about the g.o.p. debate that's set to happen this week. [ no audio] >> the boycott is in response to what's happening, the decision to hold -- because nevada is planning to hold its caucus on january 14. that earlier date is complicating the early primary schedule and could force new hampshire to hold its primary in december. instead of taking part in the debate, they'll now be holding a town hall meeting instead of attending the debate set to happen in las vegas this week. businessman herman cain is campaigning this weekend in tennessee. >> the great wall of china for the -- on the side of a mountain centuries ago, we can build a fence on the southern board fer we want to.

>> yesterday pushing for the construction of a new fence on the u.s.-mexico border. cain went on to say the fence he wants to build would be 20 feet high, of barbed wire on top and be electrified. michele balkman is also pushing for a border februarys this weekend. she signed a petition yesterday. she said being in favor of a fence does not mean she or others are prejudiced against hispanics. a community college has reached a milestone. it's now the largest solar energy producing college in the world. it's the first grid positive college in the u.s. producing more electricity than it uses. there are about 25,000 solar panels on the northern california campus. the college hopes to achieve its goal of becoming a carbon neutral campus by 2015.

>> it multiplies many times over to be able to take that money and then put it back in the classroom and in the infrastructure of the college. >> $27 million in government subsidize, utility rebates and money from the school helped to make the campus solar. the college projects it will save $32 million in reduced energy costs over 20 years. coming up, a new development in the effort to move the oakland a's to san jose. >> plus, half the world series match-up is now set. what propelled the texas rangers to a league championship.

time now for your live drive time traffic. want to give you a live look at 237. i'm looking right now at the

highway patrols traffic incident page. no major accidents to talk about at this hour. also want to take you across the bay bridge. there it is. folks heading into san francisco, for those who may not know, thousands of people are running in the streets of san francisco right now in the nike women's marathon. there are a number of street closures. be aware if you are headed into san francisco about the marathon. if you are planning to go to ford mason center, farmer's market in san francisco, you should bring your bike. it is fall bike day, rei bike specialists will be there to make bike adjustments and fix flats. the farmer's market starts at 9:00 po 3 -- 9:30 this morning. and it is a nationwide campaign to encourage americans to own plug-in american cars. there is a gathering at the mercury news parking lot at 11:00 this morning. san francisco hosts a similar event at 11:30. people are encouraged to bring their electric cars, scooters

as well as their bicycles. now to find out how the weather is going to be, let's go for a look at what to expect. >> good morning. it's going to be another nice day. our temperatures right where they should be for the afternoon. 70s in the forecast for today. by the afternoon we'll be dealing with, at least partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies. giving you a live look at the bay. waking up with gray skies, even maybe a few showers outside. we're watching them taper off earlier this morning. very widespread rolled through the area and the pavement wet in some areas. mostly cloudy conditions sitting in the 60s at this hour. so it's not bad at all outside your door. the winds are light, partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. widespread 60s to near 70 for lunchtime. for the afternoon we'll be sitting at the -- we'll be about 65 degrees along the coastline, upper 60s, low 70s around the east bay. it looks like low to mid 70s as you move farther inland along the south bay. another nice day as well.

temperatures similar to yesterday, for some of us even slightly cooler. temperatures will warm a little bit for tomorrow, then tuesday/wednesday that cut-off low we've been watching out in the pacific is finally going to begin to migrate our way come monday, mobbed night. we expect it to move over northern california tuesday into wednesday. still looking dry at the moment, maybe a little drizzle, but temperatures will fall. mid 70s expected for the valley location. by thursday we're clearing out and we're warming back up. back to you. the oakland a's could soon be one step closer to moving to the south bay. the a's co-owner reportedly plans to buy more parcels of land in san jose. wolf is stepping in after the city's redevelopment agency said it did not have the money to buy the last two parcels of land needed to complete a

downtown ballpark. the texas range remembers going back to the world series for the second straight year. >> in the air, shallow right, the texas rangers win the pennant. >> that's it. that capped a 15-5 route over the tigers in game 6. the rangers trailed 2-0 in the third when their bats slowedded for 9 runs. the rangers will face either the cardinals or the milwaukee brewers in the world series. the cardinals lead three games to two. game six is this afternoon in milwaukee. the oakland raiders will honor al davis at their game today. the match-up against the cleveland browns is the first raiders home game since davis passed away last week. kickoff is at 1:05 this afternoon. the 49ers are in motown today taking on the undefeated detroit lions. san francisco has won 12 of its last 13 match-ups against the

lions. coming up, a 48-3 victory over tampa bay last week. from presidents to members of the press, a tribute this morning for a civil rights hero. >> in dr. king sign, his main battle was against racial injustice, a battle far from over. >> we'll take you back to the nation's capital for more of this morning's dedication of the martin luther king, jr. memorial.

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police are investigating an overnight shooting in oakland. it comes just hours after city leaders unveil plans to combat violent crime in the city. >> a funeral in the south bay turns into a crime scene. gunfire eresults as thousands gather to remember a hells angels chapter president. >> right now in the nation's capital, thousands have gathered for the dedication of the martin luther king, jr. memorial where the president is expected to speak shortly. good morning, everyone. welcome, it is sunday, october 16. >> let's get a quick check of your sunday weather. >> good morning. mostly clear and mild for the afternoon. this morning mostly gray. even a few scattered showers

falling in the overnight hours. we are drying out this morning, but it feels a little mild and muggy throughout. sitting in the 60s. you may feel that stepping outside your door. for the afternoon, right about what we saw yesterday, could be slightly cooler, and the extended forecasts are going to be mild to warm. we're going to break that down for you. we'll take a look at your sunday coming up in just a few moments. oakland police are investigating an overnight homicide. it happened just hours after city leaders held a summit to talk about ways to reduce the violence. we have details of the shooting and the plans to fight crime moving forward. >> reporter: well, oakland police are investigating the city's 85th and 86th homicides of the year. police confirmed for us that two people died in a shooting that happened just before midnight last night. it happened near mcarthur boulevard and park avenue. two men were killed after gunfire erupted near an

apartment complex and a liquor store. police have not said what the motive would be. police are still looking for suspects and have not made any arrests. these shootings happened hours after the oakland mayor held a neighborhood safety summit to discuss ways to combat violent crime in the city. at that meeting, about 500 people showed up, the mayor and the interim police outlined their plan. that plan is to focus on 100 blocks in the city where the mayor says 90% of the shootings happened and violent crime happened. the mayor provided a map of the area but did not specify which 100 plox are included. saying that they are mostly in east and west oakland. the interim police chief says more police and city resources will go to that area. >> it's not just the police, no, they're going to see other city workers, city leadership, the school district, all the other efforts we mentioned today are going to be in that area. >> the reality is if we take care of these hundred blocks, crime goes down throughout the

city. these are the blocks where the young people that are committing the crimes come from. >> the mayor says the other city programs like graffiti abatement, better lighting, will also go to that 100 block area. oakland police are investigating the 85th and 86th homicides of the year. there were 95 homicides in the city all of last year. also, overnight in san francisco, investigators are searching for the person who shot at chp officers during a chase that ended with a crash. it happened on samson street not far from the transamerica building. police got a call around 11:30 last night that someone shot at a chp car during a chase. a driver crashed into a building and managed to run off. it's not clear what led up to the chase. also in san francisco, a pedestrian is in critical condition this morning after being hit in the crosswalk overnight. it happened around 10:00 last night on fulton street and 20th avenue. police say the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with

investigators. officers don't believe drugs or alcohol were involved. a san jose cemetery remains a crime scene this morning. multiple sources say 52-year- old steve was shot and killed while attending a funeral of jeffrey pettigrew, the president of the san jose chapter of the hells angels. a witness says a fight preceded yesterday's shooting. he was one of about 4,000 people attending the funeral at oak hills cemetery last month. >> it's ridiculous, especially in a memorial park. what were they thinking. >> the officers who initially arrived at the scene moments after this incident occurred report now that they believe, they suspect that the scene had been tampered with. >> police will not say how the scene was tampered w the mercury news reports that the man argued with and punched a fellow hells angels member who retaliated by shooting and

killing him. investigators spent last night interviewing a number of witnesses. here are more details about the man. he was arrested in 1997 for the beating death of another man at a san jose strip club. a jury acquitted him and the club's owner. he was a close friend of jeffrey pettigrew. pettigrew was gunned down last month at a nevada casino by a member of a motorcycle club. protesters taking part in occupations across the bay area say they will not back down. >> a group of demonstrators marched throughout oakland yesterday. they pushed for jobs, not cuts, to social programs. the rally started at laney college and ended where they got support from actor dabney glover. >> i don't bring anything other than what this gentleman brings or -- and what everybody else brings to it, myself, and i believe in the possibility of human transformation. that's what i bring to it. i bring everything that i bring

as a citizen. >> oakland mayor spoke at the college rally. >> this is the scene in san francisco yesterday from news chopper 2. hundreds of people took to the streets as part of the occupy san francisco protests. the march was peaceful, police say no one was arrested. the group plans a candlelight vigil this evening to promote peace and to pay respects to what it calls the death of the american dream. the occupy movement has gone global. coming up, we'll take a look at protests around the world. some that turned violent. today members of the community will hold a day of action to spread the word about the unsolved shooting of two elderly men. the men were gunned down seven months ago while walking in their elk grove neighborhood. police say the men were wearing their religious turbines and

officers think the shooting could have been a hate crime. today volunteers will gather at the scene of the shooting, then go to various stores and neighborhoods to hand out information about rewards offered in the case. happening now, the long- awaited dedication of the martin luther king, jr. memorial. it's under way in washington d.c. this morning's program began about three hours ago and here's a live picture from west potomac park adjacent to the national mall. the list of speakers includes reverend jessie jackson and dr. king's children. the choir from his baptist church in atlanta is also performing. president obama is scheduled to speak in just a few minutes. earlier this morning, dan rather talked about his interviews with king and doctor king's impact on society even today. the memorial is a 30--foot granite sculpture. the 120 million-dollar memorial also includes a granite wall

inscribed with various quotes from dr. king. this morning's dedication was originally scheduled for august but was pushed back due to hurricane irene. tomorrow marks 22 years since the earthquake, the 6.9 magnitude quake struck on october 17, 1989. 73 people were killed and thousands were injured. good morning to you. looking forward to another beautiful day here in the bay area. you could see this morning waking up with, well, we have that cloud cover out there. we've been watching those high clouds move in since friday, in and out. the southwesterly breeze has been blowing as well. finally this morning we're seeing actually a few sprinkles drop out of the sky. we saw it's more, but right now it looks like north of 580, maybe north of livermore. this is going to be about it. we're drying out this morning. for the afternoon we're going to be dry, we're going to be pleasant. but with those clouds out

there, we're very mild. temperatures notably warmer. could even feel a little humid. 62 in livermore, 60 right now in san jose, oakland checking in mid 60s. also looking at 60 degrees, outside your door santa rosa, 61 in napa. we're going to be looking to the sunshine for the afternoon. that moisture, again, we watched it move through the overnight hours and early it morning. it's going to come right about there. maybe a few scattered showers over the sierra. that cut off low we've been watching for several days, still out in the pacific. by monday it's going to scoot closer to the coast. it will pass over northern california. tuesday, wednesday, dropping our temperatures. but it looks like we're going to remain dry. for today, scattered clouds through the morning hours, afternoon sunshine expected. temperatures will be a little cooler, 60s for the coast,

widespread 70s inland. 72 for novato, 71 san rafael. berkeley checking right about 71 for the afternoon. 72 at the warmest time of the day, 76 in danville, 77 for pittsburg for the afternoon. 72 sunnyvale, 73 expected redwood city. 60s for the coast with an afternoon onshore breeze expected as well. we're going to see a spike in our temperatures for your back to work monday. upper 70s, low 80s inland. tuesday, wednesday, look to be the coolest days. thursday we begin to rebound just a little. if you're going out to see the raiders play this afternoon, we'll have your forecast coming up. san francisco and san jose are among the nation's luckiest

cities. that's according to men's health magazine. to analyze data including the most lottery and sweepstakes winner and most hole in one's on the golf courses. san francisco came in six. san jose ranked at 11. the city of charleston, west virginia, was ranked the least lucky. the world will reach a milestone at the end of the month, where the global population is expected to stand in just a couple of weeks. >> let's give you another live look outside, that is the bay bridge. traffic starting to pick up. it's day two of the treasure island music festival. if you travel even farther into the city, some streets are closed. it is the nike women's marathon in san francisco. ♪

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good morning to you. giving you a live look there in the city. where we have the nike women's marathon going on there. taking their course along the marina. the waters are starting to recede in thailand after the country's worst flooding in decade. the bangkok government this morning says barriers are holding steady at the capital city. the floods have already killed almost 300 people.

more than 200 major highways and roads have been shut down. the damage is estimated at $3 billion. a group of american marines is on the ground to survey the damage and decide how the u.s. can best assist in relief efforts. in greece, trash collect remembers still on strike this morning and that is translate to go bags of garbage now piled up in the streets of athens. trash collectors walked away from their jobs to protest tax hikes, wage cuts and other austerity measures. more greek workers are expected to walk away from their jobs this webs and thursday for a general strike. after a so-called international day of action, dozens of people were hurt, many were arrested. greg burke now takes a look at the occupy wall street protests that have now gone global. >> reporter: demonstrations spreading around the world, turning into a global movement. in italy, a chaotic scene. police sporting riot gear, firing tear gas and water cannons to keep these people at

bay. protesters smashing back, shattering windows, igniting cars. it started as a peaceful demonstration. speaking out against what they call corporate greed, ultimately leaving dozens of people hurt. >> we've got to fight back now, otherwise we're stuck. and we've got to show solidarity with everyone around the world. >> i am disgusted at the way this government is controlling every aspect of our lives. this is a police state gone mad. >> as night fell, the tension in london's air thickening, setting off more clashes. demonstrators are determined to make an impact. >> i'll try and stay as long as i can. sadly i've got to get to work on monday. >> tens of thousands marching in other cities. in madrid, a crush of people making their voices heard. the conversation turning to capitalism's role in the

political process. in sydney. >> i think everyone is talking about a change of the entire way our testimony works. the way money dominates all of our political lives. >> a rally cry in japan. demonstrators lining the streets of tokyo. meanwhile, malaysians ushering in this international day of action with a few moments of peaceful music. >> that was greg burke reporting on our website we have a slide show of the occupy protests from all over the world as well as more video from marches here in the bay area. the finance chiefs of the world's richest countries are in paris today for the g-20 summit. the group's hinting it may give the international monthtary  fund additional resources. analysts fear spain and italy will be the next countries in the economic crisis. the u.s. treasury secretary says washington is in the midst

of economic reforms. >> although most of the attention in the world is now focused on europe, i want to emphasize we are working hard in the united states to repair the damage caused by our crisis to reform our financial system and to strengthen the fundamentals for future economic growth. >> funding for the imf is already on the docket for the next good-20 meeting. iran's president and the country's supreme leader are dismissing u.s. accusations that iranian government agents plotted to kill the saudi ambassador in the united states. the president said iran is a civilized nation and does not need to resort to assassination. the supreme leader said the u.s. is seeking to bring greater pressure on iran by making false allegations. two men have been charged with conspiring to kill the saudi diplomat. president obama says the u.s. will be able to support all of its allegations that iran was directly -- was directly

involved in the plot. later today in france, we could find out who the embattled president sarkozy might face in the elections next year. the socialist party is holding a runoff today for its nominee. the french president is widely expected to run again. french voters elected sarkozy president in 2007. the world is expected to reach a population milestone at the end of this month. according to the u.n., the global population will hit 7 billion. the u.n. estimates that the world population will reach 8 billion by the year 2025, but the numbers could be much higher or lower depending on factors such as birth control, infant mortality rates and changes in life expect answer sis. and 150 nations are are marking world food day today. the aim is to heighten public awareness of the problem of the hunger in the world.

this year's focus is increasing price volatility. economists worry. >> this volatility is something that really causes tremendous suffering on the front lines of hucker as people aren't sure -- the front lines of hunger as people aren't sure how much food they can afford. your time is 8:20. a private memorial is expected to take place today for late apple cofounder steve jobs. reuters is reporting the samsung president received an invitation to the memorial and will attend. it's also reported lee will have a separate meeting with the apple ceo following the service to discuss business. samsung and apple are locked in a bitter court dispute over

patents. several top silicon valley tech leaders are expected to attend. governor jerry brown is reportedly on the guest list. the "wall street journal" reports the nonprofit organization set up by jobs wife is helping organize the event. another service for apple employees is set to take place this wednesday. hundreds of thrill-seekers take a very dangerous leap in west virginia. why today is the only day that these people can actually jump off that bridge. >> the gloomy weather outside our door this morning, will take a nice turn-around for the afternoon.

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welcome back. we want to give you another live picture here from washington d.c., where the dedication ceremony is under way for the martin luther king, jr. memorial. we are still awaiting the president who is going to be speaking shortly. the stage is empty in terms of speakers. we've seen many people up there including dan rather and jessie jackson this morning. when the president does take the stage, we'll try to bring that to you live. a 100-year-old man is running his way right into the record books. just a few days ago, he broke records for 100-year-old men in eight sprinting distances. today the guinness book of world records will be on hand to watch him try to complete the toronto marathon. he did not start running competitively until the age of

89. friends say it has given him a new focus on life. hundreds of adrenaline junkies spent the weekend taking a dangerous leap off a span in west virginia. about 400 people jumped more than 800 feet off a bridge as part of the new river gorge bridge festival. the only time when it is legal to base jump off the bridge is during this annual event. the jump only lasts a few seconds. the participants say it is well worth it. >> i think it's different for a lot of people. for me it's that moment you leave the bridge, it's pure freedom. nothing else in the world matters, then when the wind starts to hit your face, you feel home. i love it. >> one person was seriously hurt and sent to the hospital after his parachute did not open completely. each participant was required to have completed at least 100 parachute jumps before leaping off that span. turn now to weather.

a little stray shower out there this morning. if you're at the coast, sounds like you may want to bring a jacket today. >> will be a little cool at the coast. still very mild out there, even warm. a few scattered showers out there this morning. we're drying out though and our conditions will be improving over the next few hours. we're looking at partly cloudy skies and some nice weather for the afternoon. out to see the oakland raiders play this afternoon, 70 degrees or so at the start of game. it looks like 72 for the second half of the afternoon in oakland. 77 for concord, 72 at napa this afternoon. san jose 74 expected, low 70s for the peninsula throughout the afternoon as well. temperatures going to be heating up for tomorrow, but it's not going to last. tuesday, wednesday, we have a system that will pass over the area, bring us cloudier

conditions, cooler conditions. by thursday it's on its way east and we have fair skies, temperatures rebounding for the second half of your week. back to you. customers continue to line up to buy apple's newest iphone version. wireless carriers selling the iphone are reporting record sales. at&t says it set records for new iphone sales and activation and sprint says this past friday is now the best retail day recorded in the history of the company. verizon has not released any information on its records. analysts predict a record four million iphones may be sold this weekend alone. the original occupy wall street protests are going on in new york city, but we have a number video from the standoff between protesters and police. what the oakland raiders have planned to honor the legendary owner.

oakland's homicide tally is going up. just hours after a summit aimed at reducing crime in the city. welcome back to mornings on 2. oakland's mayor and interim police chief laid out their plan to fight crime, just about 12 hours before two men were shot and killed. >> we have the details of that shooting and how the city hopes to decrease crime moving forward. >> reporter: those two victims are the city's 85th and 86th homicides of the year. the latest round of violence happened last night near america arthur boulevard and park avenue. two men were killed in a shooting near an apartment complex and a liquor store in that part of town.

police are still looking for a suspect. and have not made any arrests. >> we received information regarding where the suspects may be located. that turned out with negative results. >> the shootings happened hours after oakland mayor held a neighborhood safety summit. at that community wide meeting where 500 people attended, the mayor and the new police chief outlined their plan to combat violent crime in oakland. the plan is to focus on 100 blocks in the city where the mayor says 90% of the shootings and violent crime happened. the mayor provided us a map of the area but didn't specify exactly which 100 blocks were included. the borders weren't included. interim chief howard jordan says more resource also go to that area. >> have better lighting, other things like that, foreclosed homes could be a different way to deal with that, because

foreclosed homes in those areas are also a problem for us. also relates to crime. >> reporter: the city recently received a federal grant to hire 25 new police officers and the interim chief says those officers will go to that hundred block area. the mayor says other city programs like graffiti abatement and better lighting will also focus on that 100 block area. this morning, police are investigating the 85th and 86th homicide of the year for oakland. santa rosa police are searching for the driver of a car who hit a pedestrian, then took ox the hit-and-run happened at about 10:30 last night. police say they received a call of an intoxicated man in that area. when officers arrived, they found a man lying in the road. a witness told police that they saw a car hit that man, then the car drove off. the victim's name has not been released. he was transported to the hospital with life-threatening

injuries. two san francisco police officers were slightly hurt overnight as they chased an armed man. police tell us two officers were at 25th and wisconsin streets just after midnight when they saw a man with a gun and ran away. both officers are ankle injuries and were take tone the whos for treatment. >> a weekend outing on the water in southern california ended in disaster. three women riding on a personal water craft died when they crashed into a motor boat. it happened on a reservoir east of downtown los angeles. four people on the boat had serious to minor injuries. homicide detectives and los angeles county lifeguards are investigating the crash to determine what could have caused it. petaluma police are searching for a man who they say attacked a woman and tried to rape her. the woman was walking alone on western avenue around 1:45 in the morning when she noticed a man following her. police say the man eventually caught up to the woman and pushed her into a nearby doorway. when the woman fought back and

began screaming, the man then ran off. police searched the area but did not find that individual. in the last 90 minutes, we received new video of occupy wall street protesters in new york city. police confronted them for blocking city treats early this morning. authorities have arrested more than 80 people in the past 24 hours. most for refusing to disperse. several protesters last night tried to take down police barriers. two officers were hurt in the scuffle. one had a head injury. to gain the most attention from tourists, demonstrators marched to citi bank, then to times square. thousands of demonstrators in los angeles joined yesterday's worldwide occupy protests. they made their way through downtown l.a. starting from the city's financial district. they targeted big banks. the march ended with a rally at city hall. and occupy sacramento tweeted

overnight in a 19 people were arrested at a demonstration, including cindy sheehan. she sass she was willing to get arrested if authorities wouldn't allow occupy protesters to continue staying overnight near the capitol grounds. sheehan camped outside the bush family ranch in texas after her son died in iraq in 2004. mourners tearfully paid respects last night to the eight people who died in seal beach when a gunman opened fire inside a salon on wednesday. a 9th victim was injured in that shooting rampage. it was one of the worst mass killings in orange county history. prosecutors plan to seek the death penalty for the man they say is responsible for the shooting. he made his first court appearance on friday. prosecutors say his ex-wife worked at the salon and was one of the eight people killed. the two were involved in a

custody battle over their son. he is being held without bail. his arraignment has been postponed until november 29th. vacaville place say four dogs that were poisoned during a robbery are now doing well. police say thieves stole nine medical marijuana plants from a house on friday. the thieves apparently drugged the dogs to get to the plants. the dog's owner saw pieces of hot dogs, some of which had been stuffed with pills across the yard. the dogs were not seriously hurt. oakland police officers are turning to the public to get help for protecting their four- legged partners. officers say the department's k- 9's need bulletproof vests. the dog vests can cost as much as $3,000 each. >> with these budget issues we have, it's hard enough just to get human vests replace. >> not only does it help for

potential stab wounds, gunshot wounds, it's just basic all around trauma, protects their torso. >> officers say the vests protect an important investment because police dogs are expensive costs as much as $50,000 each by the time they hit the streets. good morning. we have a nice sunday in store for you, waking up with gray skies and giving you a look there at what we will see for the afternoon. a lot of activity expected in and around the bay area and we are going to, again, see a mild day. we could be slightly cooler and we will have more sunshine than what we're seeing outside our doors. very calm right around san francisco, oakland, just a light breeze in san jose. we've been watching a few sprinkles in the overnight hours. maybe just a few light showers around bethel island. it looks like getting into the san joaquin valley and over the sierra for the remaining

portion of our morning hours. satellite-radar view was right about 3:00, 4:00 this morning when we began to see widespread light showers pass through the area. you can see them pushing off to the east. that south southwesterly flow continues for today. so our onshore breeze will continue. temperatures will be a little cooler and this low will remain here at least for the time being. looks like it's going to scoot closer to the coast by monday night and expected to be right over us tuesday through wednesday. that's when we will see the bigger cool down, maybe even a little bit of drizzle. we are expecting to stay mainly dry. mostly cloudy and mild outside our door this morning, partly cloudy for the afternoon temperatures may dip a little bit. right now a little muggy with that southwesterly flow. the clouds, 62 in hayward, 61 in napa, 63 in mountainview. these temperatures a few degrees warmer than yesterday

as well. 76 expected for novato, 72 for oakland, 72 san leandro. 77 for livermore. santa clara valley, mid 70s. a nice day, 73 redwood city, 67 in the city for the afternoon, and 60s along the coastline. the extended forecast, temperatures are going to be heating up a bit for tomorrow, then tuesday-wednesday we expect that low to move through bringing us the cooler conditions, but by thursday and into next weekend we're looking dry, mild, even warm. back to you. the time is 8:39. the oakland raiders will honor the late legendary owner al davis at their game today. the match-up against the cleveland browns is the first raiders home game since davis passed away last week. the team will pay tribute to the nfl icon through eye light videos and testimonials. the 49ers are in motown

today taking on the undefeated detroit lions. san francisco's won 12 of its last 13 match-ups against the lions. coming off a 48-3 victory over tampa bay last week. the game kicks off just a little over an hour from now. it all starts with fox nfl sunday at 9:00 after mornings on 2. the long-awaited dedication of the martin luther king, jr. memorial is now under way in the nation's capital. coming up we will have a live report from washington d.c. on this morning's ceremony.

good morning. a live look outside this morning. a considerable amount of clouds out there, decreasing for the afternoon. firefighters in santa rosa are investigating the cause of

an early morning house fire. this is new video of the fire that started around 6:00 this morning at a farmhouse. firefighters had some trouble getting to the house because it is located at the top of the hill. they eventually did reach the home and knocked down the fire in just about an hour. no injuries have been reported. all morning we've been bringing you live pictures from washington d.c. where right now the martin luther king, jr. memorial is being dedicated. this comes after an almost two month delay and it's not without controversy. shannon travis is live this morning in the nation's capital where we're waiting for the president to address the crowd. >> reporter: good morning. you're absolutely right. the president has arrived here at the site just moments ago. he and the first family walked along the memorial wall that has a lot of inscriptions from martin luther king. he placed two things in the

time capsule. a signed copy of his inauguration address and a signed copy of his 2008 speech at the democratic national committee. we're waiting for the president at any moment now. we're not sure what message he'll convey, but i can tell you that the speech is part political, this gathering has been part political. far lot of people this memorial is long overdue. >> celebrating his life, his legacy, his dreams. after more than a decade of planning, many had gathered in washington for the martin luther king, jr. memorial dedication. among those attending, king's family, civil rights leaders, even president obama. the 16 hub ton granite mon -- the 1600-ton granite monument. >> i think that for future generations, they will know what dr. king stood for, righteousness, justice and peace. >> reporter: the executive architect says the project was

both professional and personal. >> this has been a labor of love for me for 15 years, yes. >> reporter: just as king's life was riddled with roadblocks, the memorial's construction did not escape controversy. at 30 feet high, it's taller than the nearby statues of jefferson and lincoln in their memorials. its sculptor, a chinese nannist, not an american -- a chinese nationalist, not an american. i've been waiting for the president to give his remarks here at this memorial. it's worth noting that the president is a direct beneficiary of a lot of the successes of the civil rights movement as the first african- american president of the united states. one other thing of note, this statue, this monument will be the first on the national mall dedicated to an african- american. >> really an historic day.

and we saw aretha behind you. you'll recognize that voice anywhere. thank you for that live report. there are conflicting reports on the obama administration's decision to withdraw troops from iraq. the associated press cites two officials who say the administration has decided to pull out all but 160 troops by the deadline agreed to in 2008. the u.s. and iraq have been negotiating over whether some american military personnel may stay past the end of the year to help with external security and training of iraqi forces. both the white house and defense department say no final decision has been made. missouri's governor is  sending in a national guard to help search for a missing baby. 25 members of a national guard police company will be looking for lisa urban. her parents say she disappeared from her crib sometime overnight. yesterday police searched an abandoned home after getting a call about diapers and a

backpack inside. but investigators say the items appeared to have been in the house far longer than lisa has been reported missing. >> there's not anything we won't try, and we're certainly going to check this out. unfortunately the initial openings isn't anything we're getting jazzed about. >> also yesterday a homeless man seen in the neighborhood was arrested on an outstanding warrant. police say he is not a suspect in the baby's disappearance, but they do want to question him. a 100,000-dollar reward is being offered for the safe return of lisa. the fbi is investigating the death of a newborn found aboard a carnival cruise ship. the babe with a biwas found dead inside the cabin on wednesday. it returned to florida just yesterday morning. the baby's mother, a 20-year- old passenger was detained for questioning. no charges have been filed. philadelphia police say it's one of the more shocking crimes they've seen.

they found four mentally disabled adults locked in a basement yesterday. the victims, three men and a woman, were all suffering from malnutrition. police say they were trapped in in a basement behind a steel door that was chained up and that they all had the mental capacity of a 10-year-old. >> to know that something like that is going on within five feet away from you is shocking. >> police found the victims after investigating a report of squaders in the -- squatters in the building. the four people are now in the hospital in stable condition. in our election 2012 coverage. g.o.p. candidates for president will gather tuesday in las vegas for another debate, but one candidate will not be there. former utah governor huntsman is boycotting the debate. the boycott is in response to nevada's decision to hold its caucus on january 14. that earlier date is complicating the early primary

schedules and could force new hampshire to hold its primary in december. instead of taking part in the debate, huntsman will hold a town hall style meeting. businessman hermann cain is campaigning this weekend in tennessee. >> if they can build the great wall of china on the side of a mountain centuries ago, we can build a fence on the southern border if we want to. >> that was cain yesterday in tennessee pushing for the construction of a new fence on the u.s. mexico border. cain went on to say the fence he wants to build will be 20 feet high, have barbed wire on the top and be electrified. minnesota congresswoman bachmann is also pushing for a border fence. bachmann defended her stance saying being in favor of a fence does not mean she or others are prejudiced against hispanics. she added, border security is a national security issue and needs to be addressed.

for the second straight year, the texas rangers are going to the world series. >> in the air shallow right. the texas rangers win the pennant. >> and that right there capped a 15-5 route over the detroit tigers in game six. the rangers trailed 2-0 in the third inning when their bats employed exploded for nine runs. the rangers say their loss to the giants in last year's world series drove them throughout the season. >> i talk to one of my teammates, all we talked about was thinking about that during our workouts, work hard, get prepared and be ready to be back in in spot right here. >> the rangers will either face the absolute cardinals or the milwaukee brewers in the world series. the cardinals lead the nlcs three games to two. game six is this afternoon. the oakland a's could soon be a step flows closer to moving to the south bay. the a's owner reportedly plans

to buy more tracts after the city's redevelopment agency says it did not have the money to buy the last two parcels of land needed. it is expected the city council will meet next to talk about -- will meet next week to talk about a possible deal.

president obama now speaking at the martin luther king, jr. memorial. let's listen in. >> is yours as well.

nearly half a century has past since that historic march on washington. a day when thousands upon thousands gathered for jobs and for freedom. that is what our school children remember best when they think of doctor king. his booming voice across this mall calling on america to make freedom a reality for all of god's children. when the discord of our nation would be transformed into a beautiful symphony of brotherhood. it is right that we honor that march, that we lift up dr. king's i have a dream speech, for without that shining moment, without dr. king's glorious words, we might not have had the courage to come as far as we have.

because of that hopeful vision, because of dr. king's moral imagination, barricades began to fall and bigotry began to fade. doors of opportunity swung open for an entire generation. yes, laws changed, but hearts and minds changed as well. look at the faces here around you. and you see an america that is more fair and more free and more just than the one dr. king addressed that day. we are right to save they're slow but certain progress. progress that's expressed itself in a million ways, large and small across this nation, every single day. as people of all colors and credes live together and work together and fight alongside

one another and learn together and build together and love one another. so it is right for us to celebrate today dr. king's dream and his vision of unity. and yet it is also important on this day to remind ourselves that such progress did not come easily. that dr. king's faith was hard won. that it sprung out of a harsh reality and some bitter disappointments. it is right for us to celebrate dr. king's marvelous orator but it is worth remembering that progress did not come from words alone. progress was hard. progress was purchased through enduring the smack of belly clubs and the blast of fire hoses.

>> talking about dr. king, opening doors for others. there is the united states first african-american president speaking about the life of martin luther king, jr. at the new king memorial there in washington d.c. the president and the first lady will host a white house reception for king family members of the civil rights community later this afternoon. let's get a final check of weather. we're not going to get to her. >> yes, good morning. a gloomy start, an afternoon that looks nice. widespread 60s and 70s. slightly warmer for tomorrow, then cooler tuesday, wednesday. we rebound in time for next weekend. thank you for watching. have a good day.