. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at noon. >> he looked at his father and said we killed someone. >> new and chilling information just released about the arrest of two suspects in the killing of an east bay woman. one suspect is only 16. good afternoon. we have just learned disturbing new information about the homicide in castro valley last week. sheriff's office has announced details on arrest in the case of a woman's body found in a burning home. new, brian flores. they revealed chilling facts about this case. >> reporter: yeah.

you are right. good afternoon to you. the sheriff's department held a press conference not to long ago announcing the arrest of an 18-year-old man and a 16-year- old boy who has a -- a -- a distant relative of the victim. this is the booking photograph of the 18-year-old. he and the 16-year-old were arrested on thursday in connection to the death of a woman. she was at home the afternoon on october 18th when the two teens entered the home, killed her and took guns that belonged to a retired firefighter. investigators say that the 16- year-old is also a very distant relative of the victim. >> he jumped out and grabbed her, from behind, put her in a strangle hold and strangled her to where she fell on the ground. >> reporter: in terms of motive investigators say it was to rob the house to get the guns and

money and eventually sell them and when they returned home later that night around midnight they came back later and burned the house. >> this woman is in her own home. she is -- violated by a person she knows, she trusts. these two men, young men, commit an absolutely horrible act to murder her and then to return hours later to set her body on fire. it's just horrible. >> reporter: and both were roommates as well. we are learned they have been living together for four moss. we understand that both are being charged formated and that the 16-year-old is suspected to be charged as an adult. their court appearances are scheduled for monday. >> all right. thank you. this morning a 27-year-old was shot and killed while standing in fronts of his house waiting for a ride to work.

police received reports of gun shots on vernon street. neighbors reported hearing up to ten gun shots. the victim's father said he can't understand how this happened. >> somebody had to be following him, to be out this time of morning while he going to work. >> the father said his son's name is vincent jones junior and that he was living in a halfway house. he said his son was waiting for a ride to his job at goodwill. as promised next week the oakland police department could get some much needed help from the state. the highway patrol plans to send some officers to oakland to patrol high crime areas. the details are still being worked out. yesterday's chp a announcement just a few hours after the governor confirmed right here

on ktvu that help will be sent to oakland. police and city leaders are talking about the plan this hour. we will have. two wins in the books. two more to go for the giants to get another world series title. right now the giants are in the air on their way to detroit. game three of the world series starts tomorrow. we are live and we were there as the team left and they aren't taking anything for granted. >> reporter: no. the giants know what it's like to be behind in expires come back and win the whole thing and they don't want to give detroit the chance to do that. as much as they would like to clinch at home they would rather just win the next two games, sweep the series, call it done and then come home for a parade. the team started arriving just after eight. game faces on. posey, wilson, sandoval, romo the last on board before they left. >> we are excited.

the guys got rest. we are going to detroit. we will -- have a light work out and relax tonight and just get set to go the first game and we like where we are at but we know we have a lot of work to do. >> reporter: the fans have been incredible and a handful came to show support. >> just send them off on a good note and hope they don't come back. >> yeah. >> just for the parade. >> reporter: we saw madison who pitched a great game two get on board and caught a look at ryan who will get his start in game three. >> one of the things we do is not travel after the game. we don't have them up all night. they get a good -- good rest. then we get them into work out mode and tomorrow -- game start time so they will get a lot of rest. >> reporter: as many as 700 traveled to detroit. the entire front office goes in, so do friends and families. we watched matt arrive with his

wife, stroller and a lot of bags. >> that's a decision we made to try to keep the players, you know, in the right frame of mind. they want their families to have the world series experience. >> reporter: and off they went. are you looking at them getting on the plane. it left 90 minutes ago so they are in the air. the giants say one game at a time. they know the world series is not about who wins two games first, it's about who wins four first. live in san francisco. >> thank you. a lot of people are still talking about an important play last night that could have changed the outcome. >> the 0-1. hard hit and fair. past third. down the left field line. it's fielder going around second. the relay to the plate. it's in time! >> the crowd going wild.

the relay barely caught fielder at the plate. you see it there. he was out. this was the first out in the second inning kept the score tied until the giants got on the board in the 7th. while his team goes to detroit lopez headed to denver. his wife is 39 weeks pregnant and is home in colorado. doctors agreed she could have the baby by c section today. lopez plans to see the birth of his son and then fly to detroit tomorrow for game three. and you can watch game three right here on ktvu channel 2 tomorrow. coverage starts at 4:30. first pitch at 5:07 our time. among the special guests last night brian stow. he was severely beaten in the dodge erstad jump parking lot last year. the giants raised $70,000 for him and more fund-raisers are

planned for this winter. his family said he has kept his sense of humor. an occupy protest was mostly peaceful last night. hundreds gathered to mark a year since they were evicted from the plaza. the march followed a day of rallies and speeches there. were two arrests including one person accused of throwing a rock at officers. unlike past demonstrations though there were no signs of vandalism. businesses that are braced for the worst removed boards from their windows. > we have developing news out of san francisco where a driver had a close call in the grocery store parking ott. we shot these pictures over the safeway on marina boulevard. a man drove his jag over the parking bumper and hit a line of shopping carts. the car stopped short of the

store's front windows. a fire engine crew was in the area and saw the car have this accident and the driver was slightly hurt. police need your help in tracking down this man. they say he has robbed several banks in four cities. we will tell you how he is operating. we are counting down to a nice weekend. rosemary said it'll be very nice. she has details on what will happen in your neighborhood. and it may seem like another walk through a tunnel but it's a milestone celebrated about an hour ago. we will let you know what it's about. lots of prepaid cards come pre-filled with problems.

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. a temporary program too give oakland drivers a five minute grace period at meters is likely to become permanent. its been recommended to be continued. the pilot program has been in effect for six months. the grace period is expected to result in a yearly revenue loss of $254,000 for the city. bay area transportation officials showed off a completed section of the bart extension to southern fremont, eventually it'll go to san jose. the tunnel session is now

finished, running under lake elizabeth. the media got a chance to walk through the structure for a ten minute tour. it'll likely be the only time reporter also be allowed inside the subway. back on the surface officials called the project a way to help people travel around the bay. >> traveling public we need a choice and what better than having bart -- a choice to go around the bay and provide an option, two options for traveling public. >> the bart station is expected to open in the fall of 2015. a suspect in a 2011 homicide is now behind bars, because of a tip. the 56-year-old juan martinez was arrested yesterday in gilroy. he was isn'ted in the killing of -- wanted in the killing of a woman last year. investigators suspected domestic violence. he was thought to have left the

country but someone saw him twice this week in gilroy and called police. san francisco police investigating a shooting in the south of market area that left one man critically injured. it happened around 1:45 a.m. on 6th and stevenson street. police believe there was a shoot out between two people. one man was shot in the face and in the stomach. his friend drove him to the hospital where he is said to be in critical condition. emergency crews also found bullets in the victim's pockets so police are looking into if he was one of the shooters. police are asking the public's help in finding a busy social bank robber operating in the south bay. a good photograph may be the key to breaking the case. >> reporter: take a good look at this man. this photograph was taken from surveillance video inside a bank of america last week. police say he is in his mid-30s and is a round 5'9''. they say he is responsible for

robbing six banks in the south bay over the past two months. >> it's pretty low key. walks up to the counter, presents a demand note and is able to many times leave the bank without other people know what was happening. >> reporter: detectives don't know if he left the banks on foot or in a car. they say he has hit two in campbell, two in sunnyvale, one in loss gatos and one in san jose. he is doing them between one and five in the afternoon. >> so far in the six robberies there hasn'tn 't violence but obviously it's a very serious crime and we have concerns about his escalating. that's why we are putting it out. >> police are working with law enforcement in the three other cities as well as the fbi to track down leads. this thea bank that was targeted there is a sign offering $25,000 in reward money. there has been three robberies in campbell over the past

couple months. one happened yesterday, unrelated to this series of cases. another reason why investigators are eager to get a handle on these types of crimes. reporting from campbell. >> the newest microsoft system is now available. it went on sale at midnight. it's their biggest launch since windows 95a. it's touch, enabled. >> it's designed for tablet use, for home use, for -- the whole of the microsoft system. your phone, tablet, pc. >> it's on sale for $70 but there are deals. apple stocks dipped for a time down to 591.

analysts say investors were reacting to an earnings report. . apple shares right now are trading up -- still down slightly, down almost two dollars but are above 600 at 607 as they have been trading above 600 for the past three months. the all time high, $705 a share set last month that was the day the i-phone went on sale in the united states. some evidence -- more evidence that high tech jobs in silicon valley are expanding. many high tech companies are now looking at new office space in north san jose and santa claire a. the area still has potential for growth and lower rent than much of the rest of the valley. the paper said investors have bought up a lot of office buildings and the space could translate to 20,000 new tech jobs in the city.

you want to check for your polling place or track election night results? not surprisingly in silicon valley there is an app for that. there is a new app called scc vote. it can be down loaded on i- phone, i-pad or android. the president is taking the day off -- the campaign trail today to rest a hoarse voice. joe biden spoke to a crowd in wisconsin this morning. >> hello -- great to be with you thank you. so many friends and names today. >> reporter: the vice president criticized romney's fiscal plan. he also cited a national survey that shows for the first time in more than five-years more americans are feeling better off than they did four years ago. and romney rallied in iowa

today. he said the president's campaign falls short of the times. he also mock approximated the president's campaign slogan which is forward, he said for people who are out of work the last four years feels more like backward. along the northeast coast of the united states people are preparing for what some forecasters calling a frankenstorm. hurricane sandy is expected to move up the east coast and hit two other weather systems. the national weather service said to expect wind damage, power outages and flooding. in new jersey n cities are handing out sandbags and encouraging people to prepare. >> plenty of sun and warmer air coming in for your weekend. giving you a beautiful shot there.

wall to wall sun. we have just a few high clouds streaming overhead from time to time. that's about it. it was a chilly night. dryer air, clearer skies, some of us going in to the 40s. we are starting to rebound and it feels good out there. 67 in fairfield. 67 antioch. mid60s in oakland. upper 06's mountain view and san jose. the satellite radar, just a few scattered showers over the north edge area of california. a ridge of high pressure building int. will push that storm track to the north and leave us with pretty nice weather in time for the weekend. the warming trend starts today and will last through sunday. take a look at that. widespread 70s to near 80's expected with mostly sunny skies, the cool start will stay with us as well if you have early morning soccer came that you will attend. 73 san rafael.

in to the east bay, 71 oakland. 71 san leandro. mid70's wall nut creek. into the south bay a nice day for you, 75 in san jose. 73 for sunnyvale, palo alto 75, 70 in the city. these numbers slightly above average for this time of year. low to mid60s along the coast with mostly clear skies, most of us setting aside time to watch game three tomorrow. it'll be cloudy, it'll be cool, 45 degrees at game time. but that chance for rain about 30%. it looks pretty goodall in all for the game to go on as planned. sunday looks similar. monday, looks like perhaps a few snow showers in the forecast. we will be watching for that as well. your extended forecast here. we have nice warm weather as we head in to the weekend. sunday looks warmest as we get into monday, tuesday we do start to cool back and models

want to bring the next rain to the bay area in time for halloween. >> no. >> yes. we will track that. it's a big day. >> yes. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> ahead how a peninsula city is showing support for the giants in a really big day. and the amazing amount of money in a fight over a soda tax. wo 6x

. the economy expanded at a 2% yearly rate but the markets still weighed down by more weak easternings. the nasdaq up eight. critics of a proposed soda tax in richmond have a strong financial advantage in to the election. campaign finance reports show more than $2.4 million has been spent in recent months to defeat measure n. in if passes richmond voters could be the first in the nation to impose a penny per ounce tax on businesses that sell sodas. the campaign supporting has spent only about $42,000.

law teams around the world are arriving in alameda for anti terrorism drills. scenes will play out across the area. the team also start tomorrow morning facing 32 different practice situations like hostage rescue. lot of people showing excitement about the giants by wearing orange and black. even the south san francisco city sign is getting in to the action. you can see from news chopper 2 this morning the letters s and f have been painted orange. the today on ktvu channel news at five our ongoing investigation into the spending of public funds by port of oakland officials continues. we follow the money trail. see where it's lead to now. thank you for trusting us. we will see you the next time news breaks. we are always here for you on ktvu.com. card hassles?

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