a heyward girl is recovering from a gun shot wound after several bullets were fired into her house. the 911 call came hours after it happened. tonight, kit doe asked what took so long? >> there's been no time to clean up any of the broken glass or debris. the family has been at the hospital all day. we caught up with the girl's father as they were heading back to be by her side. so, just to be clear, you didn't hear the shots at all? >> i thought there were something else. something else. >> heyward police say around 2:00 this morning, a gunman sprayed the house with bullets. the family members waited until 7:30 a.m. to call police. 5 1/2 hours later. >> how come we weren't called? we really need to know why they weren't called. if they were scared, understandable, but we need to treat whoever we can treat. >> why didn't you call the cops right away? >> because normally we don't call the cops when we hear shots on the streets. i didn't know my daughter was hit. >> one of the rounds hit the ten-year-old girl in the buttocks. >> and i told them to check her and she was on her first pe

heyward 75.tandard forecast, we'll have a couple better days, but increase the clouds on friday night and that will spoil a picnic. and saturday morning, looks like we'll get a few showers. the winter, she is having a picnic here. >> one bit of sunshine. just caught me off guard. >> i'll bring a really big umbrella. >> i've seen it multiple times. >> sometimes smart phones make people do dumb things. coming up, why they are putting more and more people in the hospital. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, the old saying, you can't walk and chew gum at the same time. >> no, people can't walk and talk on their phone at the same time. more and more encounters like this keep happening. people bumping into others and sending people to the hospital. a recent study from ohio state university finds the number of emergency room visits due to people walking with their cell phone has risen more than five fold since 2005. and most of them are between 16 and 25 years old. >> i think they really grown up with these devi

and down to heyward a few showers but really the rain moves in sunday night and monday.o most of us are going to be dry for the weekend. so we're wet in the north bay starting tomorrow and most of the rain will fall and stay in the north bay but everybody will have a chance of o showers coming up on monday. highs tomorrow much cooler with cloud cover moving in. livermore 77 and san jose 76 still really nice outside though. sunnyvale 75 and heyward 70. upper 70s for pittsburg and pleasanton. down to the 60s in the city. watch out for showers late tomorrow up to clear wake with a high of 66 degrees. extended forecast wet on monday. just a little bit of rainfall but some. tuesday the sunshine is back and once we get the sunshine next week looks like another great week to get outside. 70s near the bay and 80s -- we could use a little bit of rainfall and if it's going to rain let it rain on monday. we're going to get it. >> all righty. thank you very much. >>> here's vernon a big day for hunter pence. >> man. boy -- this guy's going to get paid. >> chai king. >> big time. hey

but the rest of the valley looks pretty goodall the way into castro valley and heyward.re driving across the san mateo bridge to the peninsula, we're doing pretty well here. 101 and 280. 4:48, let's check in with steve. >> clear skies, breezy, blustery, not too bad. snow flurries in tahoe yesterday. actually kind of cold is the main message. a little bit of activity towards shasta as well. we're on the western edge of all of this. we get the northerly breeze. red flag warning out north and east bay hills through friday afternoon above 1000 feet. i can't find too much over 30 miles per hour. we'll keep an eye on things. a little cloud cover again could clip the sierra nevada today, but after today, things will calm down. 32 tahoe, 38 in reno, so cool for some, especially in wind- protected areas, no doubt about it. we do have red flag and fire warnings out for areas -- thank goodness we had the rain on saturday. that did help. walnut creek, 49. napa, 50s for most -- heyward sitting at 50 degrees. not too much of a breeze for some. others, yes. fairfield getting a north wi

no problems this morning on interstate 880 in heyward. 4:50.et's go to steve. >> a little early to be clever, sal. >> isn't it? >> yeah, thank you, steve. tropical clouds, my good buddy in reno says it will be partly to mostly cloudy, on the edge where they could get rain. those clouds came over yesterday and put the kibosh on high temps. the low is moving out, taking high clouds with it. we do have the low clouds. it's overcast, mild, lots of 60s, lot of drizzle out there. morning clouds, looks like the warmest they will be friday, but not a barn burner. 60s, 70s, 80s, slight warming trend. we're starting off at 60 to 64. wouldn't take much. looks like a cooling trend will take us into the weekend. one forecast model is very, very strong, with an area of low pressure about 10 days out. we'll see. usually the first rain shows up around september 21st. we'll see. 48 in tahoe. 622 for sacramento. look at the 60 almost everywhere. half moon bay, one of the few in the 50s. there will be a couple. mountain view, 64. it's a very mild pattern, not muc

emma heyward is in london and met one man pushed to the edge after losing his job. >> reporter: threealf years ago kevin shepherd felt like his world was falling apart. the loss of his job through redundancy and then the breakup of his relationship led him to the brink of suicide. >> i don't remember going out the door. i don't remember walking through town, next thing i know i am on top of a multi-story car park looking down, the redundancy from work was a massive, massive i can pact, purely being a middle-age man you are seen as the breadwinner and it's every man's goal to get his job, his family, and house and you are set for life and then all of a sudden you wake up one day and it's all take wayne from you, it's gone. >> reporter: kevin is now in good health. and working again. but what happened to him was by no means unusual. a new report examining data from 54 countries found that suicide rates increased after the start of the economic crie crisis, researcher found 4,900 more people committed suicide than based on previous trends, in europe more men of all ages took their lives,

the quake was on the north heyward fault and lasted 10 seconds. 45 minutes later, the city has widespread damage, fire, police and paramedics are overwhelmed by thousands of calls. nert volunteers are gathering in appropriate staging areas. your objective is to set up a command structure and prioritize the incident. what is the first incident you want to respond to and why? what is the second incident you would respond to, and why? you would continue this process until all the incidents have been addressed. and you have to always remember what's the model of the nert program? come on, everyone, let's go. do the most good for the most amount of people. those who pick priority 1, 35 people reported missing or injured. what's the goal of the nert program? let's repeat it again. do the most good for the most amount of people. so, thus, what's the second incident you would go to? 9 elderly people. this is what you have to deal with. once you dealt with people, then you would respond to other incidents. what is the mission of the fire department? save lives, protect property. life is much more

heyward you'll hit 94. it's all about the upper 90s for concorde. daily city, how often do you hit 77? not often, but you'll do it tomorrow. heading up toward clear lake, highs approaching 70 degrees. tuesday, that's the big change. wednesday more of a change. we're back to normal by the end of next week. >> it's not a racing video game. police say that this footage is real. how the high speed meant big trouble for the guy behind the wheel. ,,,,,,,,,, female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta icomfort and tempur-pedic go head-to-head with three years' interest-free financing, plus free same-day delivery, setup, and removal of your old set. when brands compete, you save. mattress price wars ends sunday at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ "my name is matthew cordle june 22, 2013, i hit and ki vincent canzani." "i'm handg >>>

heyward 71. 80s for pittsburgh. walnut creek, 77. upper 60s for the city.ake port tomorrow, 92 degrees. that repeat button will get used for the next six days, because not much will change. low 70s near the bay, all the way through next thursday. look at friday, we could be talking about a widespread rain chance. first time since late june that we talked about that and earlier than normal. we don't do that until late sunday. >> we need a lot of rain. >> get started now. >> right. >>> if you hate internet ads, this guy may be your new best friend. how he can make them disappear for good. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, can also be pretty annoyingn simon met a palo entrepreneur who say >>> online ads may help keep the internet afloat, but they can be pretty annoying. dan simon met an entrepreneur who says for $139, he can make them all disappear. the early days of the internet, dialup, slow connections, simple graphics. but chad russell says in many ways, things were better. >> with page, text, and pictures, and that's it. >> in other words, no ads. today, they are everywh

heyward 75. upper 80s, still warm, but not hot from pleasant hill. watch out for the air quality. might want to keep the kids inside. your high 73. 68 for the city. mill valley 81. santa rosa 81. toasty inland toward clear lake, 97 degrees. so we'll cool completely back to normal by wednesday. once we get there, we'll stay there. back in the comfort zone. not hot, not cold, 80s away from the water, 70s near the bay. it will help out with the fire danger. we need a good soaker, but not the time of year we'll get that. all we can ask for is increase in humidity. and we'll see that. >> sounds good. we all joke that we can't put our phones and tablets down. but for some people, it's no laughing matter and they have the hospital bills to prove it. ,,,,,,,, rrow. but there are >>> well no one knows for sure what apple will announce tomorrow, but there are plenty of guesses. apple is wildly expected to unveil two new iphones. the 5s and cheaper plastic version, the 5c. the low cost model is expected to come in a rainbow of colors. one rumor that a little harder to pin down. >> the finger

heyward, your high 74. concorde 84 tomorrow. pleasantton 86. vallejo at 79. a high of 67. afternoon sunshine. still pretty toasty to our north. late port, 97 degrees. we are back to normal. we will stay close to normal. all the way through the weekend. highs around 88 to 90 degrees inland, mid 70s near the bay and that's where we'll hang out. enough ocean influence to keep temperatures in check. it was hot, we can now say past tense. >> it will remind us that we're in summer. >> yes, and around here, sometimes late summer is the hottest part. >> thanks. >> it's the next big step in the skyline for sin city. the finishing touches for the world's tallest ferris wheel. ,,,,,,,,,, [ maragno ] if the car was invented today, it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million gas-free miles driven and automatic hov lane access, the question isn't "why electric?" it's "why gas?" [ male annou

but near the bay, still pretty comfortable with 79 in alameda, 80 in heyward.san francisco, temperatures about 83. 90 in santa rosa, so high pressure building in friday, saturday and sunday to give us this hot weather and it's going to help to drag a lot of this hot air from the interior valleys and push it offshore. that's why we're not only looking for hot weather inland, but at the coastline. some of the most awesome beach weather will be at santa cruz and sunday with those sunny skies. your seven-day forecast, we'll stay with the heat through monday and start to gradually cool off. by next wednesday and thursday, more humid and we'll track some thunderstorms that could potentially bring uz a few stray thunderstorms. right now, just kind of enjoy what's coming our way this weekend. hot inland, warm at the coast. >> for san francisco, this is our summer. >> going to be nice. >>> coming up, google makes a play for what's in your inbox. >>> google says everyone with a g mail account should expect their e-mails will be scanned electronically and the company is d

step closer to the bay, upper 70s for the castro valley, 76 in heyward.an francisco even getting in on warming right here with 70 along with richmond, berkeley and oakland. we'll see these 70s at least for this time of the year, as we get a wind moving out of the north for tomorrow. that's going to help those numbers warm up. let's look at this wind, for wednesday morning, what you want to focus in on on this particular map is the colors. you can see the yellows across the bay area. winds 15 to 25 miles per hour, by the afternoon, watch those areas of orange pop up right near the coastline, that correlates with winds that could gust as high as 30 miles per hour. it will be gusty, if you suffer from allergies, that could be an issue for you tomorrow. the america's cup may have more problems out on the water. they had that race postponed for today. in terms of showers, best shot of that is saturday morning, right up into the north bay, maybe for the east bay. you can see the south bay right now, not expecting anything at this point. we're going to continue

here, slightly cooler with 83. 79 in heyward and 74 in alameda. at the immediate coastline, mid-to-upper 60s and close to 70 in san francisco. some heat for tuesday. 82 in sonoma and 87 expected in napa. the bug thing as we head throughout week continually will be the area of high pressure building in from the interior valleys of the east. and what that's going to do for us is produce these dry offshore hot winds as we head throughout friday, saturday and sunday. that's your seven-day forecast you can see temperatures going into the mid-to-upper 90s and lowering humidity and that offshore wind will most undoubtedly increase that fire danger especially on saturday. and some very low humidity as we head throughout sunday. even though we're getting this last spike in the heat, 13 days until fall as we head throughout next monday. at least today was a good sign the pattern is definitely wavering so we're keeping our fingers crossed for a big-time water year for us. >> who said summer is over? >> it's not. i won't have it. >> a little bit next week. >>

he was kevin hayes of heyward.e fell from this elevated walkway outside the park right before the game was getting started. san francisco police are investigating. right now they say it was an accident but acknowledge that alcohol might have played a role. this is the 49ers final season at candlestick before moving to santa clara. >>> now to the latest on the crisis in syria. protesters came out to rally public support this evening. dozens turned out in sunnyvale. the goal? to send a message to president obama that war in syria or even a military strike is not the answer. they hope that the president will find a diplomatic seclusion. a senate vote to authorize the use of military force has been delayed. the senate majority leader says that they are considering an international proposal. the president called the proposal a positive development that could circumvent the need for u.s. military intervention in syria. the president will visit with senate democrats and republicans tomorrow before he addresses the nation.

looking at here is the marine layer, already pushed into the bay as you can see it is inundating heyward, all the way back into fremont as they will progress to the easterly direction for them as they occur. to the -- even to the north here as well for them and not quite making the end to santa cruz. so that's your morning commute. watch the clouds retreat by lunch hour. full on sunshine and then a little stratus as they will begin to develop tomorrow along the san mateo coast on the evening commute and then to the 7:00 to 8:00 hours. as we have the pesky little area of low pressure, now finally to take a nose dive in that southerly direction. as that occurs, you can see the high pressure quickly fill in, by wednesday and thursday. one more day of the seasonal high temperatures. so now what does it mean for your traveling plans? well tomorrow morning with the influx of that marine layer, there's a possibility of the airport delays at sfo. and where tomorrow, we'll see a high there and 72 at the overnight low of 58 degrees. traveling plans, houston, thunder bumper. denver at 76 degrees, a

accused him of i want veering into the investigation of the murder of a british businessman neil heywardnovember the 2011 for which his wife was found guilty of murder. state run television has said that the country was postponing indefinitely series of reunions for family separated since the war. they have been happening since 2000 the latest series was due to start next week. for more on this there are document live from seoul. what's been the reaction so far? >> reporter: the reaction from the south koreans is that they say that this is the deepest pain that the nation experiences. the fact that so many families were separated by the end of the korean war in 1953. the north koreans in their statement saying that they have done this because south korea has been using the recent warming of relationships between north and south as a venue really to confront the north. it talks about ever-escalating war provocations coming from the south and saying that it stands ready to implement stern counteractsecounteractions agai. wider contact the last few days, north koreans offering to go back to

through oakland, approaching heyward, all heading towards the san mateo bridge. julia. >> thank you, lisa. >> this has been my job site for 10 years now. this bridge led me to my wife. >>> a decade of blood, sweat, and tears. workers telling us the story behind the see how the new bay bridge changed their lives forever. >>> and, if you're planning on being among the first to cross the new span of the bay bridge, the chp says there's something you should know first. >>> something you should know weather-wise as well. the radar is not completely clear w. have some showers. mainly cloudy for most of you. beautiful shot, though e looking over the golden gate, into the city. we will see if there are anymore rain chances, coming up e. ,, five. ken, they are also geg ready for a ceremo >>> four times the bay bridge has been closed to traffic on labor day weekend. this is perhaps the most important. it is the fourth and we would hope the last one. ken bastida is in a group of car are also hoping to become among the first to cross the new span. ken. >> reporter: allen, ac

berkeley, heyward. over the hills mid-80s, livermore, brentwood about 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon.e 82. santa cruz 83 and san francisco patchy fog in the morning and sunny skies. lower 70s. we could have patchy over cast develop near the shoreline, partly cloudy skies there. here is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. there is the cooling trend for tuesday and wednesday. we will thick up -- boost the wind speeds thursday and friday. keep an eye on the fire danger. no rain deludes worry about -- rain clouds to worry about. things have stableddized. -- stabilized. >> thank you. >>> you can soon own a piece of the empire state building. share will go public next month. it is valued $1.7 billion. the shares will be priced at 13- $15 each. it is expected to be one of the biggest ipos. it is set for october 1 on the new york stalk exchange. >>> thedying stock exchange. >>> the 49 -- the stock exchange. >> the 49ers and the a's, sports wrap is next. we will be right back. we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea

. >> this morning a heyward mother says her daughter's first day of school was traumatic and dangerous because of a mixup with a school bus. the 3-year-old girl has autism and her mother says she expected the bus from durham services in heywood to take care of her special daughter. in stead they never picked the girl up from school. >> had to arrange for an emergency contact to pick kaitlin up and take her home. when kaitlin got home, she was safe but you could tell it had been a really rough day for her. >> the mother says her daughter is afraid to get on the bus. durham provides transportation for all the special needs students in the school district. the interim superintendent admits this is not the first problem the district has had with this company. >> with another bart strike looming, they have a plan that includes turning bart managers into train operators in the workers go on strike. union reps say although bart managers did operate trains, some of them, it was years ago. they say they're skeptical that they're ready to go because train operators go through four months of trai

bridge although, you will still see some traffic along southbound 880 leaving oakland heading towards heyward. the bay bridge toll plaza, i just had to show you this shot. it is such a cool picture. crews gear up to reopen the bridge as we have been report. it is scheduled to reopen some time tonight. until then, expect to see those clays along westbound 80. right now it is backed up through berkeley. that is a look at the drive back home for the high school day. now to allen. >> thanks so much. >>> a lot of people have memories. a lot of people want momentos. they want some way to remember the old bay bridge. in fact, an east bay t-shirt company says they have one shirt depicting the eastern span. it is its best seller. one retailer in san francisco said they have been flying off the shelves all weekend. >> this is the very last one. >> no word if the company plans to keep manufacturing that bridge shirt. i'm kind of thinking if they sell enough, they will. you can still order it online for $28 each. you can go downtown to mercantile in san francisco and grab the last shirt. we are told the

heyward at 82 degrees as well. as we look ahead, the numbers much to 100 degrees. monday and tuesday we look for numbers to stay warm, but finally with the low clouds and the heights following an atmosphere, the numbers begin to come down. i want to pay, we are in the 70s by tuesday. temperatures mid eighties by next week and. here's the weather. >> the white house making a big push to rally members of congress and the american public behind president obama's plan for a military strike against syria. his plan is being met with a lot of pushback, including from some bay area politicians. >> joining us, representative eric swallow who's been listening to voters. thank you for coming in. what are the constituent saying? >> our constituents have great concerns. after 13 years of war in iraq and afghanistan, they are concerned about what is next. i am concerned too. we can ignore that we have more fatigue. we have spent over $2 trillion. we've lost thousands of american lives, and now americans are rightfully asking, is this the right next step for america? >> when you

the city of heyward is also receiving funding which money will be used to hire two safety officers to address the issue of gang violence. >> b.a.r.t. says there's one more day of negotiations scheduled for this week and one next week. last night the unions did bring a new proposal to the table. this one asked for a wage increase of 13.5% over three years instead of the 21.5% increase they were previously asking for. >> still to come at 6:00, a troubling investigation. a blind man and his seeing eye dog both run down. >> also, thousands of unemployed californians left high and dry. the glitch that's leaving a trail of empty pockets across the state. >> and a v.i.p. in a hoodie, of course, the advice mark zuckerberg had today for some bay area students. plus -- >> i'm scott budman. the investment game is on again. coming up, why big companies like twitter filing to go public are helping small companies notch some delicious funding. the story just ahead. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri in the nbc bay area weather center. a gusty day across most of the bay area. in fact, america's

cameron heyward was voted biggest flirt. isn't that interesting?] i didn't see that coming. corey wootton was voted most likely to look like a finger with a face on it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: let's see that again! let's see that again. let me see that picture again. >> jimmy: can we see that picture again? let's see that again. i don't know what that is. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i don't know. who voted him? who did these? >> steve: yeah, who did this? >> jimmy: who did these voting? [ laughter ] here we have nate collins. he was voted most likely to think everything's a'ight. [ laughter ] a'ight. that's a'ight. that's a'ight, too. [ laughter ] and finally, craig steltz was voted most likely to be the love child of kevin sorbo and seth meyers. there you go. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] -- i never knew. there you go. those are nfl superlatives. we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a big show for you tonight, everybody. hey, yeah.

there 74 for heyward today and oakland and san francisco.and the low 80s -- for santa rosa, so running a little cool for this time of the year. tomorrow, temperatures are continuing their downward trend, but you can see it's a very subtle one. by tuesday though a slow little rebound gets started. we're warming it back up. back to you. >>> continuing this morning on the new eastern span of the bay bridge as we want to give you a live look still shut down this morning as we're going to get a live update from cal tran in just a few minutes on construction and tuesday morning openings. >>> and the u.s. says that there is more evidence of chemical weapons in syria. and now the pope is asking for pace as the military strike could happen possibly some time this month. ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find

developing news from heyward where police are investigating a body in the yard of a vacant home thisratures warmer than average tomorrow but dangerously hot saturday, sunday, and monday. especially inland. leyla. >> sounds like we have an intersection blocked off san jose due to minor injury accident involving a school bus. it did have school children on board at cypress avenue. watch out for that. announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, comedian, actor, talk show host arsenio hall. and star of the new film "winnie mandela," jennifer hudson. and a very special performance with ariana grande that you won't want to miss. plus, another member of our studio audience will compete in the anniversary games, all next on "live." [captioning made possible by isney-abc domestic television] announcer: now here are kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ [cheers and applause]

around bourl great america parkway. 208 also around the interchange, and 808 still south slow out of heywarda good one. so you want to drive more safely? stop eating. take deep breaths. avoid bad weather. [ whispers ] get eight hours. ♪ [ shouts over music ] turn it down! and, of course, talk to farmers. hi. hi. ♪ we are farmers bum - pa - dum, bum - bum - bum - bum ♪ >>> welcome back to today on a wednesday morning, september 11th, 2013. i'm al roker along with natalie morales. willie geist will be joining us shortly. >> that's right. it was an interesting story that caught our eye. toys "r" us in the uk is going to stop labeling boys and girls items and they're going to remove any gender specific tags on -- and references in their store. apparently the u.s. stores have already been doing this. so they say. >> in the u.s. they say they -- they just have sections. >> sections. >> things like that. i guess maybe they online -- >> the trains and car section. >> exactly. >> we were talking about this. i mean, it's high time that we get rid of any sort of labeling because a lot of kids these day