now at 5:00 p.m. a student falls to his death at a rave, how the campus is reacting tonight. >> did you ever molest any of these students? >> absolutely never at all. whatsoever. >> a jail house interview. we talk with a teacher accused of molesting students and learn new developments before his re- trail tomorrow. >> the average price of gas is less than $3 a gallon. where you can fill up and save in the bay area. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this

is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> good evening. i am ken wayne. >> i am heather holmes. a deadly fall at a halloween rave. police are investigating after university of california at berkeley student plunged to his death inside oracle arena. ktvu's cristina rendon is at cal where students are mourning the loss of a peer with a bright future ahead. >> reporter: word of his passing has made its way through campus as students are grieving. we can tell you zachary bradley was a 20-year-old student. he was science smart with a bright future and he was aspiring to be doctor and he loved music. he was at a concert at oracle

arena on halloween night this past friday and things took a tragic turn. police and authorities are telling us he fell 20 feet from a elevated and restricted area to his death and they are investigating the circumstances around his fall. preparations are underway to take him back to his home state of arizona. we talked to students who are sorry for what happened. they are sending their condolences to had family and we are learning that the fraternity will be releasing a statement tonight or tomorrow and preparations are underway to hold a vigil or a memorial this week. we reached out to oracle arena to talk about the circumstances

and they are leaving this investigation into the hands of authorities. live in berkeley, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators in oakland are searching for clues in a deadly shooting. shots rang out after 8:00 p.m. last night about a block from the b.a.r.t. station. officers say they found the victim with several gun shot wounds. he died at the scene. police are not releasing the victim's name or potential suspects. another shooting in oakland left three people wounded after 12:30. all three victims are in stable condition. the shooter knew the victims but so far police haven't made any arrests. somber opening weekend for recreational crabbers. four people died yesterday as we reported after their fishing

boat capsized. one man, 66 years old, managed to make it to hang on. he is at home recovering tonight. he told authorities no one on the boat was wearing life jackets. a commercial fisherman said that is not unusual. >> they are a little cumbersome. if you can get a small vest that is not bad but they get in the way. >> the other victim included an 86-year-old and a 79-year-old both from bodega bay. turning now a the election. voters got a jump on casting their ballot with early voting today. they opened up early voting at the courthouse.

some people say voting on a sunday is less crowded and a lot more convenient than heading to the polls on a week day. >> i have to work on tuesday and this is the first time i am voting in california as an adult. so i am excited to have the typings do early voting. -- the option to do early voting. >> early voting tomorrow between 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. on election day. coming up a representative and his democratic challenger are fighting for the 17th congressional district. we will hear from both candidates tonight. happening now the day of the dead celebration in san francisco's mission district. there are several gathering before different groups with plans for a procession at 7:00 p.m. tonight, 24th street to mission. these are pictures from last

year. thousands of people show up for this event so avoid the area if you are driving. the celebration is a tradition in mexico to honor and connect with the spirits of loved ones who have died. [ music ] the holiday was also celebrated in the fruitdale district. there were also alters and games for the kids and plenty of food. this was the 19th dia de los muertos festival. drivers will run into detours tonight. highway 37 to westbound interstate 80 will be closed from 11:00 p.m. tonight to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. caltrans is shutting it down for road striping work. all part of a project to install metering lights on the ramp. the lights are set for activation next year. the chp officer who

resigned amid it nude photo scandal is expected in court tomorrow. sean harrington faces two felony charges that could send him to prison for four years. prosecutors say he accessed the cell phone of a woman he arrested on suspicion of dwi and forwarded photos of the woman to his account. new developments tonight in the case of a school teacher in jail accused of child molestation. tonight our interview with martin ahead of his re-trail. he testified on the witness stand but this is the only time he spoke to a recorder on the record with his side of the story. ktvu's amber lee smoke with martin at the jail in martinez.

>> reporter: joseph martin has been in jail since his arrest last year when a student archeused him of mu-- accused him of molestation. >> reporter: did you ever molest any of these students? >> absolutely never at all. whatsoever. . >> our interview took place that contra costa county jail in martinez. martin appeared confident and relaxed. his first trial ended in august. the jury acquitted him of charges involving three students. the retrial starts monday. >> my heart was in the right place and there was no sexual intent and i believe i will be acquitted. >> he talked for two deck -- taught for two decades. 18 years at woodside elementary school. the case started with a former student visiting him in the

classroom. [ indiscernible ] >> misconstrued affection, pats on the back, hugs which are only given to students if they are comfortable with that with their permission. >> reporter: we spoke with two boys involved in the first trial. the mother told me he singled out her son and groomed them for molestation. he was acquitted of the charges but other students came forward with similar stories. >> became group hysteria might nar because the investigation was -- nightmare because the investigation was done improperly. >> reporter: he told me he only padded or hugged students as a calming technique. >> reporter: do you have anything to say to these boys? >> i would say i am devastated about the whole thing that they

went through. >> reporter: his attorney says the prosecutor informed him that 73-95 outstanding child molestation counts wolf be dis- - will be dismissed tomorrow. he spent a year and a half behind bars here at the martinez jail. still he says he has confidence in the justice system. and he says he learned from his ordeal. >> if you work with kids don't touch them at all. period. it is a sad world. but that is the way you need to protect yourself. >> when i asked if he will ever teach again he said he doesn't know. for now he is looking forward to the day he is reunited with his wife and children. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. new information about the pilot who survived the crash of the rocket. the new video helping

investigators figure out the first. >> reporter: what is happening with gas prices that have people waiting in leap to fill -- line to fill up. >> lots of sunshine across the bay area. coming up, the one direction temperatures will be trending and the one day where we could have temperatures near 80 degrees.

for the first time gasoline, the national average dipped below $3 a gallon. ktvu's noelle walker faulked to people -- talked to people who are saving and filling up. >> reporter: one woman told me it wasn't that long ago she was paying $3.50 a gallon. today she payed $3 a gallon. where there are cheap gas there are lines to fill it up. >> reporter: a trip to the gas pump is less painful than it is been in a while. >> going down. which is great. >> the national average is

below $3 for the first time in four years. >> the savings are beneficial. >> reporter: in san jose we found one of the few places in the bay area selling gas below $3. $2.90 a gallon. $3.03-gallon at safeway. >> gas is good and it is cheap here. >> drop in oil prices is driving the price at the pump and that is fueling spending. >> when gas prices go down consumers feel like they have a raise so they spend more freely. >> reporter: she is saving 15- $20 with each fill up. [ indiscernible ] >> savings fund. any extra goes into that. >> reporter: what are wow going to do with the extra -- what you going to do with the extra

cash? >> heat more. >> reporter: $3.99, that is a dollars more. >> really? [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: $3.99. >> wow! >> on the upside, no line it pump gas. >> i remember back in the days when it was $2 a gallon. >> reporter: 3 bucks looks like a bargain. >> reporter: that last guy didn't know that less expensive gas was a block away. we posted a link to help you find the best prices in your area. go to www.ktvu.com, under web links and that is under hot topics. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. turning now a the fight against ebola. why the white house has not put a travel ban on africa countries or ebola has killed 5,000 people.

>> we have no objection to dealing with these issues or travel issues if we thought it would keep the american people safe but the better way is to increase the traffic into the countries of health professionals and of people who can help with the response. >> she just returned from liberia where she toured the areas hardest hit. she said there is positive news, the rate of safe burial is 90%. unsafe burlier is how many are contracting the disease. a united nations employee who contracted ebola is being treated in france. officials took the patient to a army teaching hospital. which has a high security isolation unit. the patient is a foreign citizen. this is the first ebola patient in france since a french nurse working in sierra leone came

back for treatment. she has recovered. commander says the base has taken precautions against ebola. air crews have been delivering supplies to west africa as support mission. there are procedures in place at the base shad member come back with ebola. we have new information about the pilot who survived the crash of a virgin galactic space rocket. he apeers to be recovering after -- appears to be recovering. the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: spaceship 2 co- pilot is alert and speaking. the company that partnered on the test flight that ended in disaster friday.

saturday night national transportation safety board chairmen said doctors ask he doesn't be interviewed. he parachuted to the ground following had -- ground following the break up of the crash. he suffered moderate injuries. the co-pilot died. the ntsb is conducting a investigation. spaceship 2's debris field is 2 miles. >> six cameras on the vehicle itself -- vehicle itself. six sources of information on the vehicle itself. >> reporter: investigators have access to cameras on board and one on the ground. >> there was a range camera that we will be using that it visual contact with the aircraft. >> reporter: saturday they said the space project would not push on blindly. >> we are going to learn from

what went wrong. discover how we could improve safety and performance and move forward. it starts to feel like winter when the sun goes down at 5:00 p.m. mark tamayo is in the weather center. >> it is cooler. a few 30s this morning in the north bay. yeah. things are changing. hard to keep track of the weather. one day we have warm temperatures and then the cold temperatures from the morning ask then we are trending back up. right now, there is the storm out there. in fact, evidence of the old storm from friday. moveditute the east. towards -- moved out to the est, towards nevada and utah. not detecting much. that will be the case monday. current numbers. updated for the 5:00 p.m. hour. 62 degrees in san jose. san francisco downtown 60 and

fairfield reporting 64 degrees. you can see the clear skies throughout. beautiful. i will step out of the bay. the golden gate bridge. high clouds off in the distance. sunset with the time change was at 5:10 p.m. beautiful looking across the bay. towards the golden gate bridge. forecast headlines. fair skies tonight. high clouds tomorrow morning. and then a warming trend showing up. not too long range. by wednesday 80 degrees. get ready for 80 degrees, possibly. over night lows tomorrow mork, chilly -- morning chilly once again, especially towards santa rosa and napa. upper 30s. we had patchy fog this morning. 6:00 a.m., 7:00 a.m., 8:00 a.m. oakland low of 46 degrees. a look that most recent buoy reports. 6-10 feet and tomorrow, no high

surf advisory but we are expecting the swell to back up. 10 feet, tomorrow, 5-6 feet. a drop off in the swell activity for your monday. high clouds for tomorrow. as the energy moves in from the north, a dry week ahead. dry through friday at least. here you can see a closer look. storm clouds to the north. high pressure sets up and it could set up the dense fog for next few mornings, monday, tuesday, wednesday. we will warm back up. wednesday, i think will be the warmest day of the week. thursday minor cooling. these are minor changes. that is the headline. for tomorrow, scattered high clouds across the bay area and more sunshine into the afternoon hours. highs for your monday afternoon, santa rosa 72.

fairfield 71 degrees. oakland 70. san jose forecast high of 70. fremont 69. san francisco 66 degrees. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast, after the cool start in the morning hours, a nice recovery into the afternoon. partly cloudy skies thursday and friday. tuesday for election day looking good as well. 7:00 a.m. a few patches of fog. hazy sunshine by 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. sunny skies. coming up if we have any rain clouds to talk about over the next 7 days. student got a shot at a lifelong dream. today was her first and last college basketball game. her inspiring story. >> and never too early to get a good deal, the incentives to get your business as we head into the holiday season. >> runners took off for the u.s. fall half marathon in the city. one runner tells us what makes

this race different from the rest.

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a right to die group is expected to release a statement tonight or tomorrow on the fate of a 29-year-old. she is the bay area native with a brain tumor who moved to oregon to take advantage of the state's die with dignity law. friends indicated through facebook that she ended her life but so far there is no confirmation.

she said she would end her life on november 1 but stepped back from that decision saying she would take it day by day. another woman stricken with a deadly diagnosis received a reward today. >> best day i have ever had. >> he received the most courageous award today. she has a rare form of brain cancer and given weeks to live. she decided to prepare and play in her first and only college basketball game. it was pushed up so she could play today and it was moved to cincinnati to accommodate the 10,000 fans who came out. thousands of people laced up for a half marathon in san francisco. the u.s. fall half marathon got underway at 7 a.m. this morning.

runners came from far and wide to take part. we talked to one runner who says this differs from others. >> this is great energy. people are just running running and having a really good time. you know, you get the runners' high. >> the 13.1-mile route took runners along the water front, and finishing up where it started. 10s of thousandps of runners hit -- thousands of runners hit the streets for the new york city marathon. kenyons won the men's and women's division. a time of 2 hours, 10 minutes, 55 seconds. she crossed with a time of 2 hours, 25 minutes, 7 seconds. the race has grown since it started in 1970. that is when 127 runners raced

four laps around central park. 60,000 runners finished that course today. retailers are pushing for an early start to the holiday shopping season with special discounts. amazon started offering two deals of the day yesterday. along with lightning deals each week. target is offering free shipping for online orders and walmart is advertising discounts on 20,000 items. office depot and offense max are lowering prices obcomputers -- on computers. have you checked your halloween candy yet? >> he goes, mom, a good thing you told me to check my candy. >> the disturbing discovery found in one child's chocolate. >> people will have new water rules to follow. the times you will be able to

water your lawn. >> one of the most highly contested races in the bay area.

two days away from election day. it is up to you to decide who the next leaders will be. candidates are trying to secure votes. the show down in the south bay. ktvu's azenith smith met with two candidates this afternoon and is live. >> reporter: both cappeddous are pulling out all the stop --

candidates are pulling out all the stops trying to sway the undecided and hoping to represent silicon valley in congress. >> the final push bringing in the heavy hitters. >> hi, this is president president obama -- this is michelle obama. >> 6,000 doors. >> the race is tightening. both candidates feeling confident in the last days of the race. >> feeling great. a lot of momentum. a lot of energy. >> chances are great. we have to let people know what we have done. >> reporter: representatives touting the b.a.r.t. extension project as one of his accomplishments. where as he says his expertise

the economy and bringing jobs back. >> we have always been the underdog. his strategy to put $800,000 in tv ads that are misleading and hypocritical. >> the voters have a right to understand who is supporting who. >> experts say nasty attack ads are fueling the race. >> we have to spend a lot of money to get our name up. >> on tuesday we will find out what resonated with voters. neither one is going down without a fight. >> i am a happedda. my stank still -- hahna, my tank is still -- honda, my tank is still full. >> the needs of the community. >> reporter: the priority for all campaigns, getting out the votes, considering this election is expected to have

low voter turn out. azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. election day is tuesday. polls open at 7:00 a.m. and close at 8:00 p.m. mail in ballots must be turned in by 8:00 p.m. on november 4 to be counted. on www.ktvu.com we posted a link that will help you find your nearest polling location to help you decide the election under web links. the end of daylight saving time meant changes in water rolls in san jose. sprinklers can be used between 8:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. and hand watering is allowed between 3:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. enjoyed to water during cooler -- the idea is to water during

cooler hours. in san francisco a skateboarder died after being struck by a suv last night about 9:30 p.m. near third street and cargo way. the skateboarder died at the scene. he is in his 20s or 30s. the suv driver drove away from the scene but was located. there is no word if the driver will face charges. police are investigating a mysterious death after someone found a body on the lawns of a college. offenses were called to an area. police say they have identified the victim but will say only he is a male and not a student at the school. there is no word on a cause of death. firefighters batted. >> a fire that could be seen from the bay bridge about 8:45 a.m. this morning. firefighters say it took an

hour to control the blaze. there were no reports of injuries and no word on what started the fire. candy buy backs for kids who want to exchange for cash. children's choice pediatric dental care is paying $2 a pound and donating the candy. some are sending the candy to troops over seas. you can find information on the halloween buy back programs by going to www.ktvu.com. we are getting a reminder why it is so important to check your child's candy before eating it. >> little piece of candy. the morning after halloween, and finds a razer blade. mom, a good thing you told me to check my candy. look at this. >> that was found wedged between the candy bar and the

rapper in pennsylvania. investigators are contacting the candy company to determine if it could have gotten in during the manufacturing process or if someone put it there. police in the area are warning parents to check their children's candy. technology could make trick or treat safer. an app called alert i.d., you can find out where sex offenders live so children can avoid the homes and if a child is missing parents could send pictures of their kids to authorities. the app taps into other kinds of databases including missing children. the company claims the use grew 600% last year and has a million users. walnut creek is kicking off walk to school week tomorrow. it begins with a ribbon cutting

ceremony to celebrate a construction of a improvement project that provides a walking path from the elementary school to the bike route to mountain view boulevard. it started in august and is expected to be complete this month. somebody is $360,000 richers. after getting all -- richer today. the winning ticket was sold at the smoke for less store. the winner matched the first five numbers and missed the power ball number. there were no wins for the big jack -- wins for the jackpot -- winners for the jackpot. . we the sacramento zoo is showing off three new lion cubs. there were born to a first time

mom on october 24. they are one week and two days old and the mother and cubs are all doing well. they are being kept in a private den. they should be able to go on public display before christmas. >> they are cute. >> very cute. the flow of lava from the kilauea volcano continues towards homes. there are changes tonight. the help fraught mother nature that is -- the help from mother nature that is helping. >> a live picture, beautiful. our meteorologist mark tamayo will be here with a look at your work week forecast.

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lava continues to spread in the community of pahoa. the leading edge of the flow

hasn't advanced in two days. it traveled 13 miles from kilauea volcano to the back yards of the community of pahoa where it is 500 feet now from had main road leading in and out of the town. officials say rain over night reduced the smoke from the lava flow that started in june. >> it has been creeping along. very dangerous. have you ever seen a volcano? >> that would be an experience. that is scary. our weather today, you like it? lots of sunshine. >> yeah. nice. >> cool. >> the brisk and fall air with temperatures in the low 60s. we will warm up over the next few days. monday, tuesday, wednesday, no threat of rain. as you can see. live storm tracker 2 a few high clouds approaching the north coast. some spill into the bay area tomorrow morning but no rain

threat. a look at the cloud shield. right now we are in the clear. by 2:00 a.m. in the morning, 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m., more over cast conditions out there. live storm tracker 2, we are still dry. talking about a dry weather pattern over the next few days. current numbers showing you lots of 60s for santa rosa. if you missed the sunset this evening, looking beautiful, sunset was at 5:10 p.m. san francisco, across the bay as well. current numbers. low 60s for tomorrow and south bay, san jose, starting out the day with clouds. you can see here, 5:00, 8:00. temperatures by 2:00 69 degrees. san jose on track to reach 70 degrees. bundle up tomorrow morning, especially in the north bay, santa rosa, napa. upper 30s to 40 degrees. 40s for the rest of the bay area. oakland, hayward and san jose. high clouds, talked about the

high clouds tomorrow and dry week ahead. temperatures warming back up. the area of high pressure will be rebuilding off shore and temperatures tomorrow up a few degrees over today's highs. the trend continues tuesday. wednesday will be the warmest day of the week and minor cooling by thursday. wednesday warmest locations could be in the upper 70s to 80 degrees. here is our forecast model. scaling back on the high clouds tomorrow morning and then into the afternoon hours, lots of sunshine. greens, 60s. yellow 70s. lots of 70s on the maps for tomorrow. santa rosa 72 degrees. rula70. -- vulashow 70. -- vallejo 70. livermore 72. and san jose forecast high 70. fremont 69 degrees. san francisco 66.

half moon bay 59 degrees. surf was up today, backs up monday. your five day forecast, election day tuesday, look goods. hazy sunshine. wamer for tuesday. temperatures for wednesday -- warmer for tuesday. temperatures for wednesday, 80 degrees. and then minor cooling for thursday and friday. we got excited about the rain friday and saturday but it was a two day deal. you can see in the five-day forecast, seven-day forecast, nothing showing up. dry and warm. i think bill martin had the best line, if you want rain, plan a parade. >> let's have another parade. [ talking at the same time ] >> not a super bowl parade at this point. >> thank you. minnesota vikings played the washington redskins, thousands showed up to protest, calling the name racist.

those opposed to the name say it recall as name when native native americans were hunted. redskins owners says he won't change the name which he says honors native americans. coming up the raiders still search for their first win of the year. >> and we hear from 49ers head coach, jim harbaugh what can he say after the shocking loss to the rams. sports rap is next. >> and download the ktvu ipad app to get the news, traffic, weather and breaking news anytime anywhere.

[ music ] scott reiss with your sunday sports rap. the team with the best record in football right now, but for some reason it is the other team that gives the 49ers fits. today the rams were just as pesky as ever. bruce bochy in attendance but somehow the giants magic was absent. 3-3 game. davis intercepted. terrific leaping grab. and that sets up three plays later. colin kaepernick buys some time and finds anquan boldin. 10-39ers. -- 10-3 9ers. robert quinn sacks colin kaepernick. the rams had 8 sacks today. 8. six all year before this

game. they would take advantage. 10-10 game at the break. not much happened for 29 minutes. the final minute. 13-10 rams. third and 5, have to have this. they don't connect. they get pass inter interference. crabtree rolls out of bounds. they reviewed it. the call stands. all you need is a quarterback back sneak and you can win. problem is, you don't see it but the official dos, a fumble and the rams recovers. colin kaepernick fumbles. the rams recover at the goal line. are you kidding me? the call is upheld. and the rams win 13-10. third victory in the last 13 trips to san francisco. 9ers are three games back. the coach well aware they are not playing up to their potential. >> we have to suck it up.

that was tough loss. we got to play better football. coach better football. better habits. play better. >> we didn't do our job. >> reporter: what is your take on that last play -- [ inaudible question ] >> i thought he was in. >> reporter: i am sorry? >> i thought he was in. >> and then we have the raiders. there have been signs of life since the coaching change. the only winless team in the nfl. seattle not the ideal remedy for that. the raiders gave it a good run. and all right, green guy fired up. david car fired up. the tipped interception. 35 yards. and in for the pick six. one of two interceptions on the day. 14-3 seattle.

24-3 at the half. a low out. and then it is not. blocked punt. the raiders will chase after it. butler falls on it. all right. 24-10. then david car, michael river. okay. now we are in business. right? raiders wain touchdown. 24-17 -- within a touchdown. 24-17. didn't have a touchdown all year. 30-24. one score game. he gets it up there. the ball is loose on the turf. he falls on it and the seahawks hang on 30-24. the raiders haven't won in seattle since 1998. they have been competitive but the losing streak now at 14 games and almost -- in almost a

full calendar year. >> a combined 75 years old but father time can't seep to catch up with peyton manning and tom brady. broncos and patriots. tom brady owned peyton manning for the better part of the time. he caught a touchdown pass. patriots fans were chanting brady is better. i don't know if that is true. but he was on this day. big win for new england, 43-21. >> arizona at dallas. no tony romo. bad back. we saw carson palmer. 1st quarter scoreless game. 58 yards. they are not going to catch him. 7-0 boys. 10-7 dallas. arizona pours it on and beats

dallas 28-17. cardinals best record in the nfl. still to come, a recognition long over due. achieving 49er immortality. we will hear from the legendary coach next.

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it is not easy to replace legend. but he led the 49ers to the super bowl his first season. now she officially a -- he is officially a franchise legend. he won a pair of super bowls in san francisco. 98-30 in 8 regular seasons and finished his career in carolina but his legacy is as a 49er. >> gone full circle of all the stadiums involved in the 49ers history. i am proud and excited. i was part of a great, great team. outstanding players and

outstanding men. >> when do you not have to win to win? not a trick question. a track question. ryan newman still alive in the chase for the cup despite not having won a race all year. the texas 500. 2 laps remaining and we have controversy. jeff gordon cuts a tire. goes into the ball. final lap, johnson wins the race at texas for the third straight year. your post race drama. brad keselowski for the second timeane month, he and -- time in a mirth, he and gordon -- month he is gordon get into it. still third in the chase. warriors coming up, they tip- off in a few minutes against portland. >> coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m.

news, a day of celebration and a day of protest, how one neighborhood is making the day of the dead about living conditions. thank you for joining us tonight. >> we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and on facebook, twitter and on our ktvu app. hope to see you all back here tonight at 10:00 p.m. everybody. >> good night. for complete bay area news coverage stay with ktvu channel 2 news and www.ktvu.com. news and weather available anytime you need it.

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