a young man home from college for the weekend is in jail tonight. accused of killing his mother inside their bay area home. good evening i'm ken pritchett in for ken wayne. >> and hello everyone i'm heather holmes. investigators in hayward are trying to figure out what would motivate the college student to kill his mother. rosemary bariali was found dead in her house last night. the death has underbring shocked neighbors there. we get new information tonight from ktvu's katie utehs. she's been talking to neighbors there who tell her that the son

is a student at uc berkeley. >> reporter: neighbors tell us that he is very nice. we don't know what went on inside of the home but we know it resulted in the death of a mother and possibly three dogs. >> that house is just full of love. full of family. >> reporter: elizabeth jimenez saw her friend and neighbor rosemary barieali. >> she was telling me how blessed she was with her kids. >> reporter: but by the evening bariali'sson came to her for help. >> finally he told me, he killed her. he killed her. so i started screaming. the boy came walking and stood up in front of us while the neighbor was calling the police. and then i asked him, son, why did you do that son.

he said he didn't answer back. he just looked to the heavens. put his hands together and got on his knees. when police came and arrested him. >> reporter: jimenez says joseph bari, ali stabbed his mother to death with scissors. >> when i heard the story my whole perspective of him changed. i felt i never knew the kid. >> joseph is a nice, intelligent, quiet kid. my heart goes out to him and his family. he's a good boy. he's not a troublemaker. >> reporter: while joseph awaits arraignment in jail. his family returned to the neighborhood where nobody can make sense of the killing. >> it's just shocking. because i love my mom. just to hear something like that. especially if you know the kid. you know. it just hurts. >> reporter: a mother dead and a kid in jail.

>> they were just a wonderful, wonderful family. >> reporter: joseph bariali is scheduled to be in court tuesday afternoon. live in hayward, katie utehs. two men remain in the hospital after an attack. the two member assaulted two others just before kick off inside a restroom in the 300 level of the north end of the stadium. the two victims were taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. the suspects were bookedded for felony assault. police are still investigating what sparked the assault and would not tell us if they were fans of opposing teamings. there are indications tonight that governor brown is set to back a candidate in the oakland mayoral race. we called chad's office to get

me details because they were tight lipped. another pedestrian accident left a person in the hospital. the driver did stop a short distance away. and that injured pedestrian was taken to sf general. two days ago on friday a taxi driver struck a man in the marina district. that accident a man in his 20s suffered a fractured leg and injuries to his upper body but he is expected to survive. tonight police are looking for a shooter who opened fire in the hayward district. the shooting happened on harbor road near middle point road around 2:30 this afternoon. police say when officers arrived on scene they found the victim shot in the chest. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the victim's identity has not yet been released.

police say no one has been arrested. and across the bay in oakland. another homicide investigation is under way after a man was shot and killed outside a nightclub. investigators say the shooting stemmed from a fight that broke out near 14th and vinyl street. at some point during the fight at least one person began shooting. three people were hit. one person was taken to the hospital where he later died. two others suffered nonlife threatening injuries and so far police have not made any arrest. a powerful typhoon near japan has left at least one u.s. airman dead and two others missing. rough seas made it difficult to find the two still missing. typhoon phan is moving toward japan's main island with winds over 100 miles per hour.

meantime another typhoon is turning toward guam. people took shelter in schools. new details of a clean up of an arsonned damaged air traffic facility. officials hope to have the damaged equipment removed by tomorrow so that they can begin the installation of new equipment. thousands of flights have been cancelled at chicago airports since then but with the help from other control centers, air traffic returned to about 95% of normal as of noon today. meantime investigators looking into a fire at the flight 93 national memorial in shanksville pennsylvania say they have found no evidence of arson. that fire destroyed three administration buildings for the memorial. several historical items were also damaged. among them the flag that flew over the capital on september

11th. 40 people were killed when the hijacked plane went down there in pennsylvania. people walked around with a little extra bounce in their step today. brendan belt hit that game ending home run. more than seven hours after the game started. giant fans could taste it. the team plays at home tomorrow and closes out the series with washington. >> fans gearing up. >> reporter: heather, city hall is glowing orange. take a look. it's lit up as it has been many times before and with giants fever rampant, bay area bosses might brace themselves for some orange flu tomorrow. team buses pulled into at&t

park early this morning. players no doubt weary but exhilarated after an 18 listening -- 18 inning victory. the home run that won it put washington on the verge of elimination and san francisco on the verge of a party. >> we have every single bartender that works at this place scheduled to work tomorrow. >> reporter: bars and restaurants across the city are stocking up and staffing up. >> it's going to be an absolute zoo in here. there's going to be probably just like 2012 and 2010. an absolute zoo. >> reporter: not to get too far ahead of themselves but fans like to think there's a pattern here that ends in a fray an every other year sort of magic. just about every inch that can be draped with bunting can

covered. >> happy, i can't wash my hands anymore. >> reporter: outside the quiet stadium he happened to bump into bruce bochy. >> i talked to him and he told me we're going to win tomorrow. and he shook my hand and we took a picture. >> reporter: always a quantity reu, follow the game from your desk or call in sick -- always a quandary. >> you can practice on your cough right now. >> sorry. i am feeling a little sick now that you guys mentioned it. >> there's people moving around the stadium at dawn. at the crack of sunrise they're already out here. >> reporter: and the always

october sweatshirt worn by players. >> goes with the so called swagger suit. >> i think posey has one. >> reporter: modeled by alejandro, all the comforts of your childhood days. >> would i wear it to the game? of course i would. if it was a night game and it was chilly. >> it comes in black too for a more under stated suit. something to keep in mind to take off the fall chill. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. >> who wants under statement. i want the bright orange. the win means the team had a day to relax. >> this is a tough crew. i gave them a day to relax. i didn't even want them to come

to the stadium, just relax. and first pitch is scheduled for 2:07 in the afternoon. it will be on the mlb network if game four is necessary on tuesday, that start time will either be 5:37 or 6:07 also on the mlb network. it's been warm the past few days in the city but what can we expect tomorrow when the giants and nationals face off in game three? >> mark tamayo is here with the all important game day forecast. >> always nice to talk about october weather. today would have been a very warm day for a baseball game in san francisco. we have temperatures up in the 80s. changes are developing. we'll get right into the forecast for game three in the series. first pitch just after 2:00. here's the forecast. mostly sunny skies. temperatures instead of the 80s we're thinking 70s. right around 74 degrees. a bit of a wind down in the southwest checking in at 9 miles per hour. that change i'm talking about

is developing here. here is the live camera and fog making a come back. parts of the coast earlier today. and the fog regrouping. everybody cooling off from those hot temperatures. one record broken. san rafael 94 degrees. there's that 82 degrees in san francisco. these are the highs from this afternoon. hottest spot was 99. look at that out toward livermore in the upper 90s. we'll take a close look at your forecast highs to see how much cooler you can expect. and when temperatures bottom out in the five day forecast. that's all coming up at 10:35. well that scorching sun beat down on the 70,000 plus crowd at today's 49ers game. we asked fans their suggestions about ways to cool off at levi's stadium. >> the best swimmer of all time says he needs time away from

the pool. what phelps is doing after his dui. >> and new details about federal health officials plans to fight the ebola outbreak here as another ebola infected american is set to arrive for treatment. the 10:00 news continues in just about 90 seconds.

developing news from dallas where workers today continue to decontaminate the apartment of ebola patient thomas duncan. now workers say the apartment is being completely stripped from curtains to carpets with one of those workers saying he feels he's doing his part to keep people safe in texas and beyond. well tonight an american photo journalist who contracted the deadly ebola virus while working in liberia is headed back to the states for treatment. he is expected to arrive tomorrow at a medical center in nebraska. meantime in texas, thomas duncan is said to be fighting for his life. listed in critical condition. as maloney reports, another step was taken to track down everyone who may have been in contact with duncan before he ended up in the hospital. a homeless man wanted in connection with ebola patient thomas duncan has been found in dallas. the man described as low risk road in the same hospital ambulance that transported duncan before it was decontaminated. texas officials had announced

they were looking for him at a news conference sunday. >> people are scared and it's normal to be scared. >> reporter: thomas eric duncan is now in critical condition. the liberian man showed the symptoms of ebola days after he arrived in dallas. >> we want them to be scared. we want them to have a healthy respect of the risk of any lapse in infection control procedure. >> reporter: so far duncan is the only person known to have been diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. friedmann says he's confident that the spread can be stopped. by tracking the people that duncan came into contact. >> if any get a fever they'll be tested, and if they have ebola given the proper care. >> reporter: the disease continues to ravage africa

where hundreds have already died. >> as long as the outbreak is continuing in africa, there's a risk in other places. >> reporter: mary maloney, ktvu news. new at 10:00, a government deadline to clear the streets in hong kong has now come and gone. but protesters remain. some prodemocracy demonstrators eased their blockades moving strategic barricades allowing some workers access to buildings. but the number remains pretty high. a week ago police used tear gas in an effort to disperse protesters. one man explains his decision to leave the protest for now. >> it's because we worry about more bloodshed and confrontations. >> reporter: this is the 11th

day of the protest over china's plan to prescreen candidates. a 29-year-old marine from indiana is the first american to be killed in the military operations against the islamic state group. spears was an airman who went into the water. spears was never found and is presumed lost at sea. this was his first deployment. his father says he was fulfilling a lifelong dream serving as a marine. meantime the u.s. military says its fighters conducted two strikes outside the syrian city today. the strikes and fighting in that area have sent 150,000 people fleeing their homes. this i exidous.

>> the demonstrators began singing. and the chorus was to perform. there was some clapping in the hall during the demonstration. both from audience members and performers. olympic swimmers michael phelps is putting himself into a treatment program after his latest drunk driving arrest. the swimmer said in a statement he is taking time off to enter a rehab program. he was arrested tuesday for driving under the influence. speeding and crossing a double line on a busy highway.

in 2004, he was sentenced to 18 months probation for a dui. phelps says he need to work on himself to make better decisions in the future. 49er fans got a big dose of game day heat today in santa clara. the sun beat down in the stadium as the temperature hit the 90-degree mark. ktvu's azenith smith talked to fans to talk about what they did to stay cool. >> reporter: the scorching sun came down on some 49er faithful. >> i like the heat. but i'm not a heat person. >> reporter: fans wore shorts, tank tops, everyone bringing out the umbrellas to stay cool. >> we have ice, a lot of cold water, big hats, a lot of sun block. >> we brought a hanker chief. >> yes to wipe because i get hot. >> reporter: he wasn't anticipating this heat wave in october. >> whether in kansas city right now is beautiful, fall weather.

leaves are changing colors and it's, super hot here. >> reporter: during the game, fans and players trying to stay hydrated fanning themselves in the stands. many seeking shades in the concourses. but for some fans the blazing hot sun proved too much. diana tran who's pregnant lasted only half of the first quarter. >> we have a bun in the oven. we have to get going. >> we were standing inside with the shade. by the time we got to the seats it was very hot. >> reporter: they sat in the hottest seats in the stadium. they weren't alone. this couple also left before the game ended. >> exhaustion, heat stroke, sunstroke that kind of stuff. >> reporter: not everyone thought the heat was a bad thing. the house of soul food trucks cashed in. >> probably one of our best

days with beverages. >> reporter: the 49ers have three cooling stations. fans can also text the word support to get medical help. azenith smith. an explosion of glass and metal inside a donut shop. when an out of control driver slams into the business. a peaceful area woken up to sirens and gunshots. two reasons why they want the suspects in custody. another hot day across most of the bay area. the fog is regrouping just offshore. coming up where that fog will be first thing tomorrow morning and how much cooling you can expect in your neighborhood.

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through the front entrance. you can see just how close that jeep liberty got to those two customers at jolly donut around 9:30 last night. one person was killed, four others critically injured. >> just like getting hit by a bunch of metal just pushing against you. at real high speed just feeling all the stuff. it was like time just slowed way down. the shop's owner said the person killed was a homeless man who came in every night for a cup of coffee. investigators are still looking into whether alcohol was a factor in that crash. veterans dealing with post- traumatic stress are peddling. they gathered for a kick off ceremony at 8:00 a.m. an began the trip a half hour later. a former marine with ptsd says that cycling gives him a chance to clear his head.

>> just riding really really helps out with my anxiety, frustration and anger. it's a way to meet people. i'm not really the friendly type. >> the run to recovery program helps physical and psychological programs for injured veterans. some have bicycles to accommodate their injuries. president obama helped dedicate a new memorial in washington, d.c. to disabled war veterans. he spoke before hundreds of injured veterans saying the government has not always fulfilled its obligations toward the wounded warriors. he says the memorial represents the challenges we all face to honor and help them in their full-time -- in their time of need. >> we need to move heaven and earth to make sure they get every single benefit, every single bit of care that they have earned, that they deserve.

>> reporter: the memorial is a star shaped fountain with a ceremonial flame blazing from the middle of the water. the foundation estimates about 4 million u.s. veterans are disabled. 60 rockers paul revere who led the raiders died this weekend and he was 76. revere was front man for that band and his personality on stage earned him the nickname the madman of rock & roll. their former manager said revere died peacefully yesterday in his home in idaho. an animal cruelty investigation centered around a pizza restaurant. >> we'll tell you what caused the head chef to quit his job on the spot. >> i'm grateful it happened when it happened but it's not a pleasant way to wake up. a peaceful morning in a bay

area neighborhood shattered by sirens, gunshots and the hunt for a suspect. the two reasons police say it's important to find this man on the run. and the doctor saw a i weblemish on my cheek.ter, he told me it was skin cancer. i was in shock. i wasn't covered with any health insurance. but once i got covered through covered california, i was able to go get the surgery that i needed. and it was a lifesaver.

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i'm living proof that health insurance works. i'm in, because i'm getting the best care around. over one million people have enrolled in health insurance through covered california. soon you can join them. a high speed chase, a police car rammed and shots fired in a quiet san leandro neighborhood. the suspect took off and police are still looking for him tonight. ktvu's cristina rendon has details about that search. >> reporter: a high speed chase through san leandro made a random stop in this peaceful neighborhood around 4:30 this morning. the sound of sirens a crushing car and gunshots were an unpleasant wake up calls for residents. >> next thing i knew i heard pop, pop, pop, pop. then a few second later it

stopped. -- >> it was a little unnerving to have something so close to your home. >> reporter: what they heard was a high speed chase. the man turned around and rammed the officer's police car. the office opened fire in self- defense. >> typically there's nothing -p haing in san leandro especially in this neighborhood. it's surprising. >> reporter: detectives went door to door looking for clues and searching for the driver. >> he assaulted a uniformed police officer. number two we need to find out if that person was injured. >> we hope it doesn't happen again. because it frightens you. you don't know what is next. >> reporter: residents say the silver lining is that no one got hurt. >> i was grateful because it

lapped when it happened. but it's not a pleasant way to wake up on a sunday morning. >> reporter: the officer involved in the shooting has been placed on paid administrative leave waiting for the outcome of the investigation. cristina rendon. new legislation signed into law by governor brown aims to ensure that produce sold at markets is properly labeled. it's a problem that consumers may not be aware of but farmers have known about for years. >> you grow a product and you know what it's supposed to look like. you know if it's in season or not in season. and you can legitimately tell. >> this is our livelihood. this is our income. we take it seriously. >> reporter: violators face fines up to $2,500 and six

months in jail. caltrans implemented a new air hike along with changes to its schedule. one way tickets will cost 25- cents more. and day passes are now 50-cents higher. the fair hike applies to tickets purchased as stations and not the clipper cards. caltrain also says it's adjusting its -- the change is a part of a broader effort to keep up with an increase in ridership. >> reporter: the owner of a restaurant in santa cruz is at the center of an animal cruelty investigation involving a possum allegedly killed by an employee. yesterday afternoon animal rescuers received a call from a worker at south beach pizza company. a 35-year-old pena told officials his boss ordered a coworker to pour bleach on the animal to kill it. pena says he immediately quit his job as head chef and drove that possum to a rescue center

where he later died. and a person on crystal drive reported the discovery of a deer caucus on a walkway this morning. they're reminding people to take precautions. they remind you to hike throughout the day not at dawn or dusk when the wildcats are most active. and the u.s.s. america is scheduled to pull into port tomorrow. the ship recently completed its maiden transport where the crew worked on security operations for several countries including columbus and uruguay. the once massive king fire is now 98% contained. the fire started on september

13th near pollock pines in el dorado county burning nearly 100,000 acres. 1,000 homes and 70 other outbuildings are also destroyed. crews are focusing their efforts in other areas. such as trying to mitigate problems before the winter rainy season starts. >> fixing the areas that got damaged during the fire fighting efforts. putting in lines and analyzing those things. >> one man has pled not guilty to arson charges in connection with the fire. a big announcement is expected from hewlett packard tomorrow about splitting the company in two. the wall street journal reports that the palo alto based company plans to separate its personal computer and printer business from its enterprise hardware and software business. current hp ceo whitman would become ceo of the company and

wesler would become ceo of the computer and printer business. apple is about to unveil a few other new products. according to the recotech news website the cupertino company will introduce an updated line of i pads on october 18. apple will also release the newest version of ios yosemite. no comment from apple about the rumored event. the giants like to call it orange october. the city of san francisco has taken that and added it own spin. we have more on the way.

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people trying to escape the heat headed to the coast. the bay temperature 76. that was one of the coolest any bat area. and you see people there trying to escape the heat. >> that was the place to be. baker beach. they're right near the immediate coastline where temperatures tempered a bit with more of an onset breeze. inland today a hot day. santa rosa 96 degrees. even san francisco you can see down in the lower 80s. livermore the hot spot 99 and san jose 90 degrees. everybody cools off as you head into the monday forecast. still a few 90s out there. that cooling trend will continue bay area wide and really kicks in for tuesday into wednesday. here's the live camera of the golden gate bridge showing you what some dense fog making a

come back. so fog you can see the satellite and fog making a big come back here. we have more of an on shore breeze that will help push the fog back in. here's the wider perspective on the satellite. up to our north and to our south as well. current numbers still pretty warm out toward livermore. 72degrees. concord mid-70s. san francisco and half-moon bay in the 50s. 55 to 57 degrees. what's happening right now, we have a layer of warm air up above us compressing the marine layer, as a result we have a shallow marine layer developing in the immediate coastline. you could have a big drop off of visibility. areas of fog definitely coast side. a few patches along the bay. temperatures to start after your monday morning will be in the upper 40s to 50s. that's the headline to head

into your monday. here's the wider perspective once again. high pressure has been heating up. but it's going to gradually weaken. a little bit of a cooling trend for monday and into tuesday. that cooling trend will continue into wednesday and thursday as well. here's our forecast model showing you the dense fog. hugging the coast. a few patches along the coast as well. clearing back to near the shoreline and a big temperature range. upper 60s near the beaching. back up into the upper 80s to the low possibly the mid-90s for your monday afternoon. it's not a big drop off in temperatures but we're cooling things off gradually. oakland 82. livermore 94 degrees. antioch 93. sunny vale 96. temperatures cooling off a little bit. tuesday, wednesday, thursday. thursday will be the coolest day of the week with your

weekend always in view. we're talking about fleet week. looks pretty cool out there. especially sunday. that will be the warmest day of the weekend. we'll have to keep an eye on sunday. a lot happening here in the bay area. play off baseball and fleet week coming up in a few weeks as well. >> sound like it should be a pretty good game. >> 49ers coach jim harbaugh responds to reports that he is on the way out. >> we hear from alex smith after today's homecoming against his former team. check it out. when i peel this sticker off the munchie meal, i have a 1 in 4 chance of winning cool prizes like flights on southwest airlines,

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chosen one. two seasons ago alex smith despite great success was con -- then benched then vanished. great match up at levi's stadium. alex making himself quite home at the new ballpark. 2yards to kelsy. 7-0 chiefs then we stress. final seconds of the half. kap gets on track. 9yards to stevie johnson. 13 will have -- 13-10 at the break. it's smith's turn. thomas former oregon duck can flat out fly and he does into the end zone to make it 18-3 casey for 175. coach harbaugh rolling the dice on fourth down. craig dahl