some people say he still shouldn't have been killed. >> that crowd of students stormed up to the front of the sheriff department office and pounded on the glass doors. those doors were locked. >> young students together, arm in arm. we need justice. we need justice. >> an armed with a message to deputies. >> he wasn't going to harm you guys. >> it's one opinion in a city filled with many. >> residents say the deputy was trained and acted based on his training when he killed andy lopez. lopez had a replica rifle that resembled an ak-47. >> i would shoot. >> i don't know if he came swinging around with a rifle in

his hand. of course you're going to protect yourself. the deputy called out to put the gun down. the barrel was up and he shot himself times. at that rally that number 7 is the story. a trigger-happy cop and he needs to be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> the deputy who fired has not been named we know he's a 24 year veteran of the department. >> a lot of people are talking about how fast this happened. from the time the deputies arrested to the -- arrived to the shooting was 10 seconds. they only had seconds to decide if it was real. spot the suspect, get out of the car, yell two times put the weapon down and the suspect turns with the weapon in arm

and shots fired. missed opportunity, those two words came up, missed opportunity. they feel even if the deputy had another five seconds maybe he would have determined the rifle was a toy, or maybe that that boy had something in his ear and couldn't hear the demands. misessed opportunities were talked about, but you have officers saying 10 seconds is a lifetime. we don't know. menlo park family is in mourning after a husband and wife were struck and killed as they walked their dog. this may not have been the drivers first guy arrest -- dui

arrest. >> menlo park police say the woman who crashed her car into this couple had been drinking an cording to a report she was on probation for dui. we're only teenagers, we our parents here. their parents went out for a walk and never came home. now these three teenagers are dealing with an unimaginable pain. reama is angry with the driver accused of killing her parents. >> i'm really mad, she should be thrown in jail for life. for life. i have no sympathy towards her. marjorie cell was arrested and facing charges of vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated. she slammed her car into the couple as they were walking their chihuahua named teddy who

survived the crash. she was convicted of dui last year. >> she should be in jail. we lost our parents. it's just not okay. >> these children, 15, 16, 18- year-old say their parents were hard working and gave them everything they needed. moving on without them is hard to imagine. >> they were always smiling and happy. they never said no. they gave us everything we wanted. i want to say thank you. i know they are looking down on us. the couple's three children will be taken care of by their aunt and uncle. the woman driving last night should be making her first court appearance by monday. i continue to be in contact with law enforcement gathering

information. i'll be back with new information tonight at 6:00. live in menlo park. >> viewers have been sending condolences for the couple on our facebook page. three people were hospitalized after a head-on crash in santa rosa with a car and city bus on montgomery drive this morning. nine people were on the bus, nine of the people on the bus were hurt, the driver of the sedan was also injured. seven people were treated at the scene and three were taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. the cause sunder investigation. police in downtown oakland are out in force. the reason, protesters are angry about what happened two years ago today in the occupy

protest and urban shield held at the convention center. paul chambers is outside the convention center. what's going on? the fire truck was just here as we went on the air. that's unrelated. across the street they are talking about issues. within the last 10, 15 minutes that crowd has doubled. they are talking about a lot of different things going on. ac transit closed some of the bus stops between 10th and 12th and the side streets surrounding the marriott to make sure things are proactive. to make sure things run smoothly are oakland police officer. john it's been peaceful, but you will be here all night. what's the plan. >> it has been peaceful, we'll

be out here through the evening, there's a lot of us here, you will see a heavy police presence, we want to ensure everyone's safety. if you want to come out and participate in free speech and peaceful marches we're here to facilitate that and have a safe environment for everyone. we will not tolerate violence. largely very peaceful. we're here to facilitate and have a safe environment. >> thanks so much. they are out here protesting the urban incident happening here this weekend. today marks the two year anniversary occupy oakland camping was removed. they are protesting the urban shield disaster taking place here.

they say the police officers are not doing their job to protect the community. everybody should have good training, but not military training. we should not use military techniques for civilian purposes. >> the occupy movement will be here throughout the night and oakland police will be here. they will march from here to city hall to have a dinner that -- and we will stay there. and if nothing happens we'll join out bay area news at 7:00. paul chambers. someone set off an explosive device in tenderloin district sending a homeless man to the hospital. that device went off next to the man's head. that was around 1:30 in jones street. the man suffered nonlife- threatening injuries, police are looking at video to see if

they can spot the person that set off the explosives. two men are recovering from injuries after a fire in san jose. in the 100 block of south first street. the crews found the two injured men. one was a maintenance worker, who suffered burns. the second suffered smoke inhalation. both were taken to the hospital. the investigation shows this fire started in an electrical room. >> pg&e shut down all the electricity to the building to make sure it's safe. >> the fire and investigation led the santa clara tons pourtation sport to brief -- transportation to briefly shut down. there's new developments in

the killing of jonbenet ramsey. for the first time we are seeing the grand jury report which has been sealed for years. you will recall that her parents were suspected but never charged with the death. but april williams says the members of the grand jury wanted them indicted. >> newly released documents show the grand jury voted to indict the parents of jonbenet ramsey, child abuse and being an accessory to the crime. the district attorney decided against filing charges. >> we do not have sufficient evidence to warrant the filing of charges against anyone who has been investigated at this time. >> since the body was found the day after christmas in 1996 her

parents said an intruder killed her in the basement of their home. the killer has never been found. >> i want to know why, why did this happened. >> in 2008 a district attorney exxon rated the parents and -- exonerated the parents and brother in the death. this week a colorado judge ordered the documents unsealed after a request from the newspaper. >> i believe it's fair the record of what the grand jury did be complete and rack rat -- accurate. attorneys asked that the documents be secret. a judge decided the pillowcase rapist will be released in los angeles county near palmdale. hubbard was convicted of raping

38 women between 71 and 92. hubbard is he'll -- held in state prison. he will be required to wear a monitoring device after his release. some say it's part of their neighborhood. others say it's a magnet of crime. the plan to revitalize a spot in san francisco. an emotional meeting the family of a little boy saved by an organ donor meet that family. veterinarians are thrilled about new regulations from the fda. a new high clouds moving into the bay area. i'll let you know if we have to worry about rain drops. ♪

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a three-alarm fire gutted this home. it started this morning on drive and drive. firefighters could see flames coming from the roof. two people in the house smelled smoke and got out safely. the fire may have started in the garage. firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. the cause of the fire is under investigation. the owner of a restaurant says it could be six months to a year before he can reopen following a kitchen fire. this was at maverick restaurant on 17th street at mission. the owner says he's concerned about his 17 employees during this closure.

>> i'm going to try to take care of them, we own two other restaurant, hopefully we can move them over there. that's my biggest concern right now in the owner thinks the fire started when someone left a pan of oil on the stove and someone turned it on. a community meeting is set to get under way to discuss kaiser plan to close the hospital next month. the move is opposed by parents of children covered by kaiser and the california nurse's organization. that unit served a thousand families a year. the community forum will be at the eden mansion on west tennyson road in hayward. >> the food and drug administration is looking at protecting pets the way it does

humans. >> many pet owners may not know the animal food is not regulated the way their's is but a change is on the way. like many animal owners these dog lovers say their pets are like family. this dog is mine and he's everything to me. >> pretty much. he's my baby. >> they were shocked to learn that pet food production is unregulated. >> i was shocked. >> the fda will require manufacturers to follow good practices for sanitation and other methods for keeping contaminants out of pet foods. the proposed regulation comes days after they asked for the public help with jerky treats. >> you have to look at what's out there and being aware of making good choices. >> we will continue to work

with the national and international industry consumer and government partners as we work to prevent food borne illness. >> for those that don't have a voice of their own. at the berkeley humane society, medical director says this is a public health concern. >> if they find that salmonella or disease is in the food product, that's potentially transmit able to humans. >> before making the changes federal officials want to hear from the public, the last of three meetings will be in sacramento on december sixth. a seven .1 earthquake hit the ocean off japan today. 231 miles each off hon chew --

honchu island. the tsunami warning was lifted two hours later. let's talk about the weather, the weekend is here, today was better than yesterday. we had sunshine today. temperature warmed up a bit. the trend will continue into the weekend. we're talking about neighborhoods approaching 80 degrees. over the last few hours the clouds paying us a visit. there's a band of high clouds moving into the region. showers as well, all the showers forecasted to remain offshore. a cloud producer, targeting parts of the north bay. hold on on the partly cloudy clouds. zooming in looking out toward the bay. we have hazy sunshine.

here's our camera and partly cloudy skies. as far as current temperature for the 5:00 hour, it's warm showing 70s toward livermore, san jose 66, san francisco with the lower 60s and santa rosa 69 degrees. we warmed up over yesterday's readings. a few scattered high clouds. the weekend we are expecting the extended forecast a major cooling and gusty winds. as far as the overnight lows. pretty chilly once again, a repeat tomorrow morning. san jose 49, san francisco 49, patch ely clouds near the -- low clouds near the coast. showers and cloud cover offshore. remains in the pacific, tomorrow as i mentioned over

all partly sunny skies for the afternoon hours. patchy clouds 7:00. 40 to 52 degrees. by 12:00 patchy clouds, not a bing change from today. warmer, we'll show you santa rosa 76. lower 70s. san jose 74, san mateo with 70 on saturday. sunday cooler but a nice day. on monday a big drop off in temperature. we'll cool off and increase the wind speeds in 25 minutes. we'll talk about the winds and fire danger in the bay area. scientist say that the sun shot out a pair of solar flares. they happened at 1:00 and 9:00 and disrupted radio communication. it comes as nasa released the video of a solar eruption.

a canyon of fire with a ribbon from the suns atmosphere. today's flares measured in the largest classification of flares. this solar activity is because the sun is hitting the height of the 11 year cycle. john mccain talking about reelection plans when he turns 80. mystery solves the mother of this girl has been found. how her story is backing up the couple who have been arrested for kidnapping. women leaving the bay area police force in droves. >> the reason so many are quitting. fixing a parking problem without adding extra spots. these and more coming up at 6:00.

afternoon up -- we have an update on the breaking news. two officers shot in roseville. that means three officers have been shot. we told you an immigration and customs officer was hit. that officer will be okay. at this point we don't know the condition of the other two officers. all of the shootings are connected and they are

searching for the kamm. a massive -- gunman, a massive search underway. some republicans in congress say health and human service secretary kathleen seven billius -- sybilius should resign. >> the majority of those wanting me to resign are people i don't work for and don't want this to work in the first place. >> she is overall this whole operation the entire agency, health be human service and the buck stops with her. and i think she should resign.

obama administration says they have found dozens of problems with to sign up and a private company should have it working by the end of november. john mccain is seriously thinking of running for reelection in 2016 even though he would be 80-year-old and running for his sixth term to represent arizona. the former prisoner of war has never received less than 56% of the vote. there's new information about the identity of a girl found in greece. several american families had held out hope the girl might be their missing child. but dna tests confirm a bulgarian couple living with nine other children are her biological parents. >> there's a criminal case raised against the mother based

on the fact that in 2009 she gave permission to sell her child abroad. the couple told authorities they received the child through an inform am adoption. under creek law child abduction can include cases where a minor is given away by the parents. changes could be coming to a part of san francisco. >> a makeover for a san francisco intersection is making neighbors nervous. >> and the 49ers bringing american football to london this weekend. how security measures are different abroad. surfs up. the maverick surf competition in half moon bay.

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project. >> david stevenson looked into why plans for that area are making residents and store owners anxious. the plan is to remove and replace a number of businesses around the bart station. >> for 15 years the market has served meat and produce in the mission district. the end may be near. >> i have family. i don't want to lose my income. the market, this bar and the walgreens are set to close under the plan to nation the intersection. a real estate making a apartment building next to the bart station. >> i hope they get it right. it's a radical remaking of a business ice intersection and a plaza that's a hot spot for crime. neighbors say it's a familiar

meeting spot. this neighborhood was not -- prosperous. it would replace the builds with a glass walled complex 10 stories with room for retail stores on the ground floor. the complex will over look one of bart's 10 busiest stations. >> the architects will have a challenge of fitting a really big new building into a neighborhood that has a lot of rough edges but the people like it. some residents weren't happy. i'm not in favor of demolishing and billing, we need to be connected to our history. no completion date is set because approval is needed before it's a done deal.

a 9-year-old boy that was severely injured in a crash may have relatives by his side. officials with the mexican consulate is working to bring his family from mexico to the united states. that third grader has been in critical condition since the accident tuesday night. investigators are looking into reports that the driver that hit the family's pick up was on his cell phone and speeding before the crash. friends and family will meet to remember the truck driver killed at the 49ers game. lake was killed last week when a bunder -- bundle of rebar fell on him. the 49ers continue to prepare in london for the game

sunday against the jaguars. joe tells us final touches are made at wimbly stadium including security enhancement. >> they were putting the final touches on the field at wimbly stadium transforming one of the most famous soccer stadiums into one that can host an american football game. the most obvious thing is add more lines. >> you look at the field from high in the stadium you can faintly see the soccer lines. >> other changes are lessonvious. >> at soccer games they keep the most aggressive fans separated. >> any of the concourses, they are gated and can be closed off. for the games this weekend they will be open. for american football the fans are friendlier and more used to

have full circulation. security measures will be in place at a site where they are used to large crowds. >> the stadium over 80,000, the olympics here a year ago they are used to the crowd flow issues. >> this afternoon the 49 areas rived at their team hotel in downtown london. after practicing this week, an hour out of town. we had a good week of practice at the grove outside the city. it's good to get down here, so we're excited to go through our normal stuff. >> the 49ers are doing their best to make this like any other road trip with, the team in it's hotel on friday, that part of it is consistent. >> and can follow joe on twitter as he travels with the

49ers. . asiano trash raising concerns about the emergency slides. the issue is more than a decade old. a fly cautioning big time problems. the efforts to get rid of the fly. ringo starr trying to solve the mystery behind this picture.

. so the only thing that will be left are horrible memories. crews began demolishing sandy hook elementary school in connecticut. 20 children and six adults were killed. state leaders voted to build a new school. the town is working with a $50 million grant and could have it built by 2016. in the meantime students are attending classes in a neighboring town. the 12-year-old boy who killed a teacher near reno. a friend said he was a typical 12-year-old. some speculate he may have been

bullied. the shooting took place in sparks, nevada. he's accused of killing a math teacher, shooting two other should ends and turning the gun on himself. the photo is in a new book. he took the picture in miami as the teens pulled up next to him. a lawyer said it's him and his classmates who skipped the school that day. james taylor appeared to forget which song he was sieges last -- singing last night. oh, beautiful, oh, say can you see. >> if that was a mistake, he

may be forgiven, he was also scheduled to single america the beautiful during the 7th inning stretch. the asiana plan crash. >> the faa must get this under control in the documents we've uncovered that show it's not the first time investigators raised concerns. ads coming to instagram. and in weather a few high clouds, the warmest day of the weekend and when gusty winds could increase the fire danger.

. back now the breaking news, three law enforcement officers were shot in roseville. we told you that an immigration and customs enforcement officer was shot, we know that he will be okay, at this point we do not know the condition of the other two officers. that ice officer was involved in a joint enforcement action when the shooting happened. all the shootings are connected and they are searching for the gunman and everyone is told to stay inside and lock your doors. we're getting word that traffic on interstate 80 could be

affected. expect heavy traffic on 80 as a result. we're working to get more information and we'll have an update tonight at 6:00. we have an update on the investigation into the crash of asiano 214. investigators have been to seattle and south korea, looking into if the pilots were properly trained and investigating flight data and may help explain why the plane fame short of the runway. they will hold two days of hearings on the crash later in december. the flight is raising concerns of the safety of the emergency evacuation slides on planes. one of the slides did not work. the ntsb announced that it is

launching an investigation. jacqueline fell uncovered a document showing federal officials have worried about the slights for year. the images are frightening, passengers struggling to get off the plane after it crashed. the evacuation wasn't smooth, at least one emergency slide malfunctioned, infleeting inside the cabin. after a crash landing seconds matter. >> split seconds matter. i have worked plane crashes where the defense between who lived and who died was a split second. >> investigators are aware of faulty slides. we found a study in 2000, in 7 out of 19 evacuations studied 37% of the time at least one slide failed to work correctly. we came to the air and space

museum to look at a set liner, i'm 5'7" you can see how high the door is. back in 2000 the ntsb worked with the faa to improve slide deployment. the faa is dropping the ball, they must get this under control. two months before the san francisco crash the faa issued a slide alert for the 777. it ordered new visual inspections on compartments where the slide is stored. surfing fans gathered at half moon bay for the opening ceremony for the mavericks surf contest. it begins to beach allowing the community to get together. surfers paddle out for a prayer circle in the water. international who's who of 24

surfers are signed up this year. the competition can take place from november 1 to march 31st depending on the waves. surfers will get as little as 24s notice. mark, how does it look. small today. big waves over the next few months. >> i have been out there once, and it was on a boat. today the waves have been backing off. a few high clouds paid us a visit. the high clouds from the southwest. you will notice showers in the pacific. all the activity remains out there, the focus right now, the overcast. up in the north bay, santa rosa, napa and parts of the east bay. concord reporting partly cloudy

skies. 60 degrees in san francisco. hayward 63. napa 66, today was warmer than yesterday. tomorrow not much change. here's the forecast, starting out the day in the upper 30s to lower 40s. lower 70s by two, 3:00. tomorrow the warmest day of the weekend. this time lapse, the high clouds on the increase. here's the camera perspective the clouds from the pacific. produced by this guy, we had the high clouds tonight. tomorrow will be warmer or the same, sunday cooler. the key change, that's into monday the area of low pressure drops into nevada. a sharp drop off in temperature and gusty winds. this could boost the fire danger a bit. tomorrow's temperature, that zipped by, mainly in the mid-

60's for the bay, mid- to upper 70s for santa rosa, napa, inland mid- to upper 70s. san jose 74, santa cruz 74, and san francisco 64, lower 60s near the immediate shoreline. here's a look ahead the five- day forcast with the weekend always in view. the weekend almost here. temperature saturday will be the warmest day and chilly mornings. temperature in the 30s and 40s. cooler sunday, monday there's the cool down with a few extra clouds. all the activity should to be the east of the bay area. we'll watch out for that, scattered clouds by tuesday. heather and frank, the halloween forecast not on there yet. in the 6:00 hour the first look for the halloween forecast. >> my kids are -- it's a big keel to them.

-- deal. this could be the cutest video in a while. this is a baby panda in a could china zoo. theys trying to make a break for it. watch mama bear. she drags her back. the baby is 110 days old. the mother is very protective her cub. as you might imagine. up next, incredible story. the gift of life. we know someone lost a loved one to give us back our loved one. the emotional meeting two of families in the east bay. >> and no more driving in circles looking for a parking space. how a bay city hopes to solve the issue. >> the reason female officers have quit a bay area police force, and why more are expected to walk off the job. >> unfortunately it came to that, i did have to leave. the stories and more coming up

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. workers outsetting bait traps for oriental fruit flies. the bait traps were set in a 10 square mile area. trying to get the baits out there so it will attract the

male flies. feed on it and die. it's a great specific application for this fly. the crews placed the bait on trees and power poles, crews will check back in two weeks to see if there's more. to the east bay, to antioch, and giving of life. we were allowed to witness an intimate meeting between strangers. >> on this sunny fall day the next chapter begins in the family's journey. >> i usually give him medicine every half hour or hour. matthew received a kidney and liver transplant, he will take antirejection drugs for the rest of his life. a life that continues because of a tragedy. we never lost sight of the fact we know someone lost a loved one to give us a loved one. >> they are minutes away from

meeting the mother of the organ donor. i'm praying it gives her family peace. i'm hoping she can look at matthew and see it all. they were a mix of emotions, but when the front door open it was joy and gratitude. >> while maggie was grieving the lot of her 22-year-old son brandon, a soldier in the army, she came across a story of a boy receiving a transplant. the first was liver and kidney. 2-year-old male. she reached out via facebook. and today the emotional meaning. >> he wanted to help global humanity, by bettering people's lives. >> he couldn't have helped in a

greater amount way. >> he served our country and in passing he continued to serve. he found a way to give and continue to keep giving. that says a lot about him. >> mom christie said she was floored when she received the request. the social media connection proved invaluable. allowing them to meet today for the first time. twitter produced a video on the public offering. >> we started twitter because we loved it and kept building it, we wanted to see other people. it's part the road show, executives explain the company to investors, the video traces twitter's history and the role in world events. yesterday twitter set the ipo between 17 and $20 a share.

the dow up 61 points and the nasdaq added 14. and the photo sharing site instagram will put ads on the feeds of the members next week. the first paid posts will come from companies active on instagram. people will have the option to hide those ads. and we begin with breaking newses from roseville, a manhunt is underway for a gunman who shot four law enforcement officers during a gang sweep. >> we've been tracking this story as it has changed. we first heard than an i.c.e. setting was shot -- agent was shot. since then things have escalated. >> the immigration and customs enforcement officer was wounded

in the leg. i.c.e. officials say the officer was alert and stable when he was taken to the hospital. a half an hour ago we learned a second officer was shot and a third officer was shot as well along with a fourth officer. we do not know which agencies either of those officers are with and their conditions are not known. >> police showed a picture of the man they say opened fire on the officers. his name is samuel duran. he hopped fences to get away and he's on the run at this house. roseville residents are told to lock their doors be stay inside and listen to announcements from a police helicopter. but the manhunt continues at this hour. to menlo park, a couple killed by an alleged drunk driver while walking their dog. family