you had san jose there just over your shoulder. we've got clouds coming into the south bay right now. 71 degrees in oakland. we have partly cloudy skies. you notice though the seabreeze has picked up this evening which is the reason why our temperatures have dropped down a little bit from yesterday around this time. also 71 right now in san jose. we got the northwest wind at 13 into san francisco. quite a cooldown. yesterday we were in the mid 80s. right now 64 degrees. southwest wind at 14. also seeing the partly cloudy skies. bay area wide now we're in the 60s and 70s. still close to 80 down around gilroy, livermore. we'll see about the same temperature spread tomorrow but for the north bay is where we could start to see changes coming up as we head into later tonight and tomorrow morning. in fact, there is a slight chance of seeing some isolated showers north of marin county tomorrow. otherwise partly cloudy skies for the rest of the bay area and come monday reforming once again. you saw the clouds in the sky camera views. you c

. >>> the san jose state campus is reth aing to the death of steve jobs.y the person who gave him his first high-tech job. >>> a major flood affecting a resident hall. we are have a live report in 60 second. >> the sounds of alarms cleared the halls of martin luther king library. find out why. >>> wall street may on the east but it is bringing protests here on the west. >> the professor who founded update news is still going strong, celebrating a milestone birthday. how the department is honoring this sjsu legend. >>> from the school of mass communications at san jose state university, your source for what's happening with a fresh perspective on today's issues. you are watching update news. >>> hello and welcome to "update news." >> thank you for joining us. >> thomas edison, the man silicon valley lost this week is being compared to these inventors. steve jobs died wednesday, the cofounder and chairman of apple computer lost his battle with pancreatic cancer at the age of 56. update's courtney has his first boss. >> the designer of the classic video game

that's the story from san jose.field in san francisco. >> reporter: we are at herman plaza where occupy sf is going strong. the city has to decide what to do. they are sleeping in this plaza, against city ordinance that says parks close from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m.. the vendors that sell their wares here show up at 6 a.m. they say protester are hurting their sales. police are watching over it. they promised to make them move out overnight but that never happened. the protesters are taking that as a soon of support. police did move them out sunday night, but the group came back. today they are planning a rally in front of city hall where the board of supervisors will be asking the mayor what he to do and how he with will balance right to freedom of speech and keeping the city safe and clean? protesters say they will be there. they say they have no plans to end occupy sf. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> another top story, freed israeli soldier gilad shalit has arrived in israel to see his family for the first time in five ye

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in san jose are in bad shape. he says the current bill to fix city streets could total about $1 billion over the next decade. the city facing yet another deficit year just does not have the money. so at last night's city council meeting, city officials began talking about a parcel tax for homeowners and businesses to upgrade the roads over the next decade. here is the stringer. the tax would cost on average $300 to $400 a year for property owners. city officials say the brunt of the cost could land on businesses. so homeowners would may more like $100 to $200 a year. again, the load block again is getting this approved by voters. it would require about 67% approval by the population, by the voters here in san jose. it's not as if, in fact, this is going to be on next month's ballot, laura. in fact, the next time they're going to be talking about this issue, city officials will be looking at the issue again is not until march. >> thanks for the update, marla. >>> sticking on the roads, the mtc asking the state pane

no need for a jacket in san jose. you can see from the live picture of the bay bridge, it's just gorgeous. we got a little trough inching into the bay area. it will fall apart before it makes its way here. that pushed all the cloud cover way out to sea. this morning we'll see the fog. it won't last long. i think until noon today. then the clouds break apart. the sun will shine through. san francisco will easily make your way to 70 later on today. we stop the future cast at 11:00 a.m. you can see mostly clear conditions through the east bay and the south bay. a little bit of cloud cover hugging the coast. as per usual. high pressure regains control and sets up over the great basin. for us it won't get all that much warmer. but we'll dry out substantially. so that's certainly something to keep in mind if you have fire weather interest. 54 in san jose. 58 in san francisco. we'll continue to drop off for the next few hours. 77 at 5:00 p.m. as you make your way home from san jose. 69 in the city by the bay. really comforta

still slick northbound 280 out of downtown san jose. to let you know as well, mass transit is on time. bart with more than 30 trains is on schedule. remember kcbs once you do hit the roads. they're our radio partners. and you can find them at 740- am and 106.9-fm. back to you. >> thank you. >>> new jersey governor chris christie will not run for president after all. he made the announcement yesterday. he admitted he faced just too many challenges. mitt romney benefits with christie out of the race. most believe he would have battled with the governor for votes. >>> and it's been three years since bernie madoff's fall from grace. the first payoff to victims from his massive ponzi scheme begins today. the total payoff for victims is $312 million. madoff's victims will recover 4 cents on the dollar in the scheme. madoff is serving 150 years in prison for running the largest and longest ponzi scheme ever. four cents on the buck. >> awful. >> not good. >>> manslaughter trial of the doctor charged in michael jackson's death is moving now into

. >>> occupy san jose is getting listed. i will have a live report. police escort help keep people safe around campus. >>> students reeling from a double homicide tried to find closure with a memorial honoring one of the victim. >> in these times of down sizing, new money to help improve one vital area. >>> people are -- in the halloween spirit on the streets of san jose. update news starts now. >>> from the school of generallism and mass communications at san jose state university, your source for what's happening with a fresh perspective on today's issues, you are watching update news. >>> hello and welcome to update news. >> thanks for joining us. >> the okay "occupy wall street" is still running strong including near the bay area. thousands have been arrested and/or cited. how the remaining demonstrators are reacting. the surge are not slowing down the occupy protesters. they're still standing up for their cause just a week away from here. >> you would be dead. how are you going to even -- >> consumerism. >> they are anti-- just the fact you are l

the owner from san jose is notified.was in the hospital malnourished but vets hope he will pull through. >> the cat came back. not the very next day, roberta's, but the cat came back. >> it was raining cats. >> i have no rain in our forecast through november eight. the coast is clear. wind-swept blue skies. looking out from dublin, out towards mount diablo, where at the tip-top of that mountain peak at 3,863 feet we had a wind gust today of 53 miles per hour. this is a view now from the transamerica building looking towards the golden gate bridge. let me get out of the way to give you a panoramic view. the coast is clear. in san francisco 42% which is still relatively dry considering we're so close to the water. meanwhile, inland, 9% which equals the relative humidity in palm springs. so that gives you a good idea just how dry it is outside. 17% in san jose. we still have that red flag warning in effect for the north and east bay mountains until 6:00 tomorrow morning with wind gusts above 1,000 feet up to 40 miles an hou

san jose police cleaned up all the tents. guess what? the tents are back and they got a warning today but these guys know they are breaking the law and they don't care. >> occupy san jose is not as big as san francisco or oakland, but it is just as defiant. >> are you ready to get arrested again? >> if it's necessary to take action, i have to do so. >> 12 hours after san jose swooped in and cleaned up all the tents, they were up again. jerome mills just posted bail and got this tent back from the evidence room and he wasted no time in putting it right back where it was. >> how can you afford to keep on getting arrested? >> i'm on unemployment right now. between my rent and my insurance, i really don't have a lot of money. there are friends who support me in other ways, but they can't be out here. >> this is the same spot at 3:00 this morning. police arrested eight people, but let roy cheryl go. >> only reason they didn't arrest me is because they don't know how to deal with me until the wheelchair. >> police sate protesters v

c 54 in san jose. everywhere starting out nice and clear yet again as high pressure really clears our skies and warms us up, setting off that offshore flow. 84 degrees. that's the forecasted high in oakland. 88 today in san jose. i've actually bumped your temperatures up a little bit from yesterday. looks like this will be the warmest day in the extended period. as we head through monday, tuesday, wednesday, we have some changes on the way. we'll take you through those and help you plan your workweek outfits. afterall, monday, monday comes back tomorrow. >> rain gear or fire gear. >> yeah, probably fire gear. hint, hint. >> thanks, christina. >>> new this morning, six people very grateful for san jose firefighters who rescued them from their burning apartment. fire started around 1:15 this morning on an apartment complex. san jose fire said it started in an apartment on the second floor. firefighters had to use a ladder truck to reach one person who was stranded on a balcony. two people are injured. on

>>> the murder count rises in san jose. this morning the plan of action from police. >>> "occupy sf" protestors fight for their right to stay. how they're calling on city hall now to step in. >>> and the fog is back. the temperatures begin to cool down around the bay area. how cool will it get in your neighborhood? we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and we're seeing delays along 880. details on what's causing this slowdown in just a few minutes. >>> thanks, guys. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, october 18. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm elizabeth wenger in today for grace lee. time now is 5:00. >>> it is the fifth murder in less than two weeks in san jose. and this latest shooting has now claimed the life of a teenager. >> stephanie chuang in san jose with how police are responding to the continuing uptick in violence there. she joins us with more. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. here on the 1700 block of ross circle is where an 18-year-old man was standing with his friends. we just spoke with a wi

the robbery comes as crime in san jose is on the rise. >> san jose has been on the list for years, but this year at least 38 people have been killed compared today 20 in all of last year and 28 the year before. san jose police sergeant says it is difficult to pin point the cause of the increase in crimes. >> there are no very obvious patterns right now. it just appears to be a violent year. >> more than 100 police have been laid off this year in san jose. nobody seems to think there's a direct connection . it is an unpredictable number. gang-related crime could be a factor and programs to help prevent violence are needed. all the news about the recent homicide is getting to some student. >> a little more worried only because i know, i think if it would have been last year i would have felt just the same. >> prior to this year, the highest number of homicides was back in 1997. >>> fire broke out in dudley moorehead home tuesday morning forcing the evacuation of students. two bulletin boards -- to both a fire alarm and 911 phone call from a student. >> emergency personnel located two bul

70 in sunnyvale live look at san jose.blowing offshore, pushing this cloud bank, all that marine layer that was able to develop this morning, pushing back out to sea. we'll get a clear start, mostly clear in the city tomorrow and along the entire coastline. go ahead and take a look at weather headlines for today. not as warm with all that fog. and low cloud cover hanging on as long as it did. about 11:00 am on the dot in the city of san francisco. now we're getting that clearing, offshore flow strengthens for tuesday. drier air mass moves in. by wednesday, dry, breezy weather. that will be the day that we're expecting the winds to be at their strongest. right now, though, we're starting to see what's to come. a little foreshadowing. winds at the northeast at 9 miles an hour from gilroy, up to san jose. starting to see these winds shift. dry, northeasterly wind that really starts to make a difference when it comes to relative humidity readings and when it comes to fighter danger up the mountain passes. here is what we're ex

a lot going on in san jose. the latest homicide on the 1700 block of ross circle where an 18-year-old man was shot and kill. crime scene cleaners left a minute ago with the police car cleaning up the sidewalk behind me where it happened. the report of the shooting came in just before 9:00 last night here. police found the 18-year-old victim with at least one gushed wound. he died at santa clara medical center around midnight. this morning again just 20 minutes ago is when the crime scene cleaner showed up, washed the blood off the sidewalk and removed medical gloves and gauze that was used to treat the victim. this is the latest of a string of homicides here in san jose. the last one was sunday before noon at an apartment complex on the 400 block of worcester avenue. a suspicious man appeared armed. an officer shot and killed the man. that was the sixth officer- involved shooting this years the third fatal one. that doesn't count as a homicide. it's an officer-involved shooting but it was the third fatal one thi

you'll hit 77 in los gatos. 77 in san jose. 75 in gilroy. no major changes over the course of the weekend. the onshore flow will increase saturday and sunday. that means we could see coastal drizzle. maybe light showers in the north bay through sunday night. really strong onshore flow. as we head through next week we'll see fog in the morning and nice sunny afternoon. as you take the trick or treaters out by 5:00 p.m. there's mike inouye. i can't keep him off that organ. a little on the chilly side. probably want to bring a snuggy to put over the kids between houses. and take you to the seven-day forecast. a chance of rain next thursday. if anything very light activity in the north bay. we'll keep watching the area of low pressure for you. >> watching the slow down. it's friday. we expect a lighter volume of traffic. i told you about the disabled rig. choppers overseas. still trying to lift it off the roadway. this is northbound 238 at the southbound 280 interchange. there's the offramp that you're looking at. that's an issue. and the light

king library which serves both the city and san jose state. but soon it may be the only library standing for public to the service because of testify budget short fall: itit could be as much as $115 million. >> we might be able to only keep open the main library which we operate jointly with san jose state. offering community services is necessary to keep the public happy. but next year big cuts may be only his option. >> we are facing a tough year. we are pouring in retirement benefits because of the skyrocketing pension costs. one stove casualties is -- one of the casualties is likely to be the library system. with the potential savings of $42 million. the entire population of san jose would have to share this one library. some students say it is a bad idea. >> i wouldn't like it at all. it is all of these people. i don't know if we could even get a room because it is not that many rooms. >> tim is a criminology senior and use it is king library on a weekly bay city. but these quiet group study rooms may become a luxury if it becomes overcro

in san jose, cbs 5. >>> friday looking into the weekend. a lot going on this weekend. >> there's a lot going on. what's your mind? >> raider game. >> all right, so i'll have the raider forecast just for you and you, but first, temperatures across the bay area today anywhere between 1 below average to 5 above normal. we'll take you outside to the building. you can't see it, but we have a 28% waning crescent moon out there on its way to becoming a full moon by this time next week. the next time we see this will be on october 11. over night, looks like we will bottom out in the 50s with a hint of stratus. otherwise, patchy fog lining the coast and lots of sunshine. 72 san francisco. 84 degrees across the south bay. it's a get away friday. 80 degrees tomorrow. 70 on the south shore, but the potential for fire danger increases with the very strong east wind there. otherwise 83 degrees in fresno. we'll see some clearing in monterey bay. definitely plan some outdoor activities for the entire weekend. this area of high pressure continues to expand.

compare that to all of 2010 when san jose police recorded four. officer jose garcia says departments across the country are experiencing a similar uptick. >> we can't speculate. other than nation wise it seems there are a trend where individuals are more confrontational to officers. >> now when it comes to vims among the people who live in san jose, that's not a good trend either. san jose's homicide rate currently sits at 44 for the year. that's 13 more than all of last year. we still have two and a half months to go before 2012 comes. now as for yesterday's latest officer-involved shooting that turned deadly. police here say they're going to release more information about the shooting later this afternoon as to what led and what prompted officers to fire their weapons. >> this morning, an east bay man accused of shootsing a police officer and then going on the run will go on trial. andrew was 20 years old when he allegedly shot at two fremont officers as they tried to arrest him on domestic violence charges last year. the bullets hit a 39-year-o

not a good start in north san jose. major intersection closed because of a fatal accident involving an a light rail and pedestrian. >>> this is the intersection of north first and east trim bull in san jose, intersection closed no delays on the vta train that was cleared up. bta is on time that intersection is closed north first between bonaventure and component. alternate would be the montague expressway for zanker road. they expect the intersection to be reopened at 5:30 this morning. >> we'll check back with you on that >>> dozens of protesters waking up in oakland this morning after hundreds turned the city into the latest bay area epicenter for protesting economic inequality in the u.s.. amy hollyfield is live. >> reporter: they are digging in. not only are they sleeping in the rain. they are eating too. that's a food tent back there. they've got donated meals. there's beef stew and chicken and they say even those of you who aren't out here, they believe you still have make a difference. occupy oakland kicked off y

he was the popular president of the san jose chapter of the group. the 51-year-old was shot at the nugget casino september 23rd. the police had a heavy presence when townsend was gunned down in front of thousands. he was a bail bonds man in san jose and the memorial at his office grew throughout the day. >> the tragedy and the man was loved and respected. it's something i can't -- they both were -- you can't understand it. >> i think we are all in shock. it's even harder to deal with the loss. >> reporter: the funeral shooter is a member of the san jose chapter named steve ruiz. the newspaper said fellow bikers took him away in the chaos after the shooting is now himself likely dead. finally the police convinced a judge to let them dig up the dirt at the grave. they say evidence that the funeral shooting had disappeared and they thought some of it may have been thrown in to the grave. the coffin was not opened. as far as a motive for this weekend's shooting the two men got no an argument and now san jose police fear there may be revenge in connection

he says san jose has had 37 homicides in all of this year. that's her than double the rate of last year, all of last year. so in light of all of that, police and the santa clara county d.a. had a press conference at san jose police headquarters. that press conference is still going on. at that conference, police had updates on two high-profile cases. the first, the hells angel shooting that happened -- that happened at the oakdale cemetery on saturday. police identified steven joseph ruiz as the man suspected of shooting and killing a fell local hells angel member at that funeral. police believe he and the victim got in an argument at the funeral right before that shooting happened and police say they do have a warrant for ruiz's arrest. but at this conference, police suggested ruiz might have been killed by other hells angels' members. >> he left his motorcycle at the scene. we still have that motorcycle and i would think that if he was still around, he would want his motorcycle back as well. >> reporter: the other case were two individuals

in overtime, san jose on a power play. padevelopski with the nice pass to brent burns with the game winner. that is why they traded for him. the winning streak is up to five for the sharks. as they beat the islanders 3-2. >>> and the cardinals were down to their final strike. not once. but twice in game six. 24 hours later, they were celebrating their 11th world series title. >> in the air to left, well hit. back is craig. what a game. what a ride. the cardinals are world champs. in 2011. >> comeback nothing new for the cardinals. 10 1/2 games back in august. but st. louis took advantage of an epic collapse by the braves and got into the playoffs on the final day of the season. >> >> it is going to take me a little bit i think to realize what we've accomplished. and the funny thing is, you know, if we go down tonight, and we're the champs, if we're not the world champs, we have still done a ton that nobody thought that we could accomplish. and just to win it is an incredible feeling. >> the rangers were so close to winning

from livermore to san jose and up and down the peninsula.ratures max out at 75 degrees today inland. let's check your drive with mike. >> a quick look at the south bay. we'll sum it up. slow in the northbound. 101 to 28 #. a live look shows you a look at the toll plaza. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> coming up next, racing legend talks about the crash that killed driver dan wheldon. was this a case of tragedy or a case waiting to happen? >> and singer susan boyle will join them. thanks for joining us. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ [ female announcer ] pillsbury chocolate chip cookies with hershey's chocolate chips. for a moment of warm, gooey, togetherness. chocolate chip cookies... from pillsbury. and these are the ones you'll love on a school night. pillsbury crescent dogs with just a few ingredients you have an easy dinner... pillsbury crescent dogs... school night ideas made easy. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, y

removed from a san jose flight. flight attendant overheard her saying it's a go and, of course, thought the worst. she claims she actually said i have to go. she said she felt embarrassed, horrified and confused. she was cleared to go back out on a flight but crew members at that point refused to let her back on board. southwest did issue her an apology and she was given the next available flight. >>> san jose's hp pavilion. san jose's own kung le, about six weeks out. if you're not familiar with ultimate fighting, this guy may pique your interest. >> your job is to clear him. >> for a guy who has his own action figure, movie posters and a look that can intimidate even the toughest of tough, hard to believe this martial arts four-time world champion is as humble and gentle as he is. >> i'm kung le. every day i wake up, i feel blessed. >> best known for his powerful punches and take-down kicks as a strike force middleweight champion is now an ultimate fighter, entering the usc. >> if i fight in the top of the food ch

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he was a student at san jose state university last spring. she was a member of the delta gamma sorority. >> darling couple. very why college looking kids. >>reporter: neighbor who wants to remain unidentified because she fares for her safety says police investigators told her both victims were shot in the head multiple times. and suspect may have been an acquaintance. >> police told you they know who they are lacking for. >> yes. >>reporter: who are they looking for did they till. >> well they said there was one witness in the neighborhood that saw this guy leaving. very abruptly. in a black honored eric's neighbor says he was clean cut. 5 foot 8 with dark skin and she saw him at the house frequently. if there is a prime suspect police aren't letting on. instead they are reaching out to the community for help. >> we need help to solve this t.we know somebody is throughout who knows this individual whom i suspect that he or she committed the crime. >>reporter: now if you have any information san jose homicide detectives want you to call them a

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the damage left when the san jose s.w.a.t. team made its move to find a murder suspect. >>> and it has not been viewed since the start of the korean war, but tonight, a recall war is brewing. i'm robert liles. next to the live report, why oakland voters want mayor jean quan out. protestor tonight is perched dozens of feet in the air, d >>> the occupy movement has reached a new height here in the bay area. literally. a protest tore tonight is perched dozens of feet in the air and has no plans to come down. kiet do is in san jose tonight where the city says it can't do anything to bring him down. kiet? >> reporter: he has gone to sleep for the night but given all the commotion he is tossing and turning. san jose police say he is not a danger to anybody else, he is not suicidal so they are basically going to leave him up there and they figure he'll come down when he is ready. >> interview: its a really nice view from up here. >> reporter: he goes by cracker but his real name is sean oh kelly. he has taken it to a whole new level

san jose police in the past month. and the mystery at this hour, what police found after the shooting. a 150-foot trail of blood. the shooting happened in the 2700 block of hillsdale avenue near narvaez near the capital expressway. live on the scene. police are piecing this together. >> reporter: this scene seems to be wrapping up just a bit, taking down the crime scene tape and picking up the cones. why was this man wondering around, armed with a pistol and making neighbors feel afraid enough to call 911? as you mentioned, people in this neighborhood heard gunshots about 5:30 this morning and called police to ask them to check out why that was happening in the area. officers did and they found nothing out of the ordinary. that was at 5:30. at 6:05 a veteran officer saw a man walking with a pistol. when the officer approached the man the suspect did not drop that weapon. instead, he did something that made the officer fear his intentions. >> i don't know specifically what the suspect specifically did with the pistol bu

he was flown to the san jose regional medical center where he is being treated. kimberly terry has the latest. >> reporter: that man had surgery for shark bites to the neck and right forearm we are told. we are told he is in stable condition, will likely make a full recovery. 27-year-old eric tarantino was bitten in the neck and right forearm. nine miles north of monterey. his friend reportedly helped him out of the water, and other surfers used beach towels to try to stop bleeding until the paramedics were able to get there. he was then treated on the beach for injuries and flown to the regional medical center of san jose. >> freaks me out. i started sweating at 7:50 when somebody called about it. >> reporter: what is believed to be a 15 foot long shark was spotted yesterday a quarter mile off sea cliff state beach, that's 28 miles north of where this shark attack happened. it is not clear what type of shark wept after him this morning. shark researchers say there have been a lot of sharks spotted near beaches south of capitola. the last shark attack in the area

san jose police also keeping tabs on the occupy protest outside city hall. add all this to the mix, in addition to a shrinking force due to budget cuts, there's a lot going on here. overtime can be taxing on officers and the force. >> they should not be the only answer. it should be used in situations where it's truly above and beyond the normal daily activity of the tent. and then that would lead to sustainability of fiscal sustainability later on. >> the professor adds the problem isn't unique to san jose, that departments throughout the state are struggling to find balance. >>> a man in san jose is taking the occupy movement to new heights. this morning an occupy san jose protester perched on a ledge outside of city hall. protesters say the man's name is sean o'kelly. police say he's been up there since early this morning. at one point he unfurled a homemade banner on the wall expressing dedication to the cause. police say they're not going to force him to come down but they will be keeping an eye on him to make sure he's safe. >>> bay area religious lead

san jose was selected for use of technology and services in several languages.ficials say they've seen a big judgment in attendance. >> last -- a big jump in attendance. >> last year more visited than attended the hope games of every professional team in the bay area. >> san jose's public library is the first in california to receive in honor it >>> 34: . injuries on both sides -- 4:56. next, live team coverage of the occupy oakland protests. >>> big change san francisco muni makes today aimed at putting more buses on the streets.

we're in south san jose this morning. this is where 52-year-old steve townsend will be buried tomorrow. here's how everything went down. one month ago at the end of september jeff pettigrew was gunned down by rival biker gang members in nevada. on october 15th he was laid to rest. he was one of the people and police say he and a fellow h, ll's angel got into a fight. that's whn he was shot. san jose police were on hand for pettigrew's funeral. they were not inside the gates. and department officials say they are going to be doing the same tomorrow. essentially follow the same protocol. but just with more officers. we'll have to see if this is enough to keep things safe. the major difference between their funerals, unlike pettigrew's, his funeral is invitation only. organizers say this should keep the numbers down in terms of how many people end up showing up at oak hill memorial park. they say they hope this keeps the situation under control. now townsend will be will laid to rest tomorrow afternoon. laura? jo jon? >>> po

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> all right. thank you, kris. >>> staying in san jose, more tonight about the two victims that were gunned down in that brazen weekend shooting that kris mentioned. they both died as a result of a shooting saturday morning along the 800 block of south third street. their bodies discovered inside a house just a few blocks south of 280. they had both within students at san jose's university earlier this year and were in a relationship together. >>> so the numbers are pretty alarming. 34 homicides this year, 36 if you include san jose state. it is a dubious number, and stark evidence that one of america's safest big cities is now more violent. we're joined by san jose's police chief, chris warren. chief warren, nice to see you. you took over earlier this year with the official title. are you surprised by all of this? >> we had 20 homicides last year, all of calendar 2010, and obviously the number we're at right now is just too high. for a city of a million people, that number is relatively low and we

. >>> in san jose, one protester taking a very big risk on top of a wall outside san jose city hall. he has been there almost eight hours climbing up there early in the morning in the dark. police cannot get to him. on the ground police did arrest several occupy protesters during the night. katie marzullo joins us from the scene. the demonstrators are back. are police going after that guy on wall? >> reporter: hi. easy answer to that, no, they are not going to go after him. occupy san jose has been a small group just a handful gathered now. as of early this morning, the protest is on a new level. that is sean sitting or standing on that wall about three stories up. he dodged being arrested last night with four others who were taken away for camping. sean says he's not going to come down until his group is allowed to stay here day and night with the help of a temporary permit. his name is sean o'kelly. as of early this morning he's looking down on fellow occupy san jose protesters from a 60 foot high perch. >> we are standing on top of a mountain now if that snowball stars to roll it

. >>> in san jose, one protester taking a very big risk on top of a wall outside san jose city hall. he has been there almost eight hours climbing up there early in the morning in the dark. police cannot get to him. on the ground police did arrest several occupy protesters during the night. katie marzullo joins us from the scene. the demonstrators are back. are police going after that guy on wall? >> reporter: hi. easy answer to that, no, they are not going to go after him. occupy san jose has been a small group just a handful gathered now. as of early this morning, the protest is on a new level. that is sean sitting or standing on that wall about three stories up. he dodged being arrested last night with four others who were taken away for camping. sean says he's not going to come down until his group is allowed to stay here day and night with the help of a temporary permit. his name is sean o'kelly. as of early this morning he's looking down on fellow occupy san jose protesters from a 60 foot high perch. >> we are standing on top of a mountain now if that snowball stars to roll it

he was a student at san jose state university last spring. she was a member of the delta gamma sorority. >> darling couple. very why college looking kids. >>reporter: neighbor who wants to remain unidentified because she fares for her safety says police investigators told her both victims were shot in the head multiple times. and suspect may have been an acquaintance. >> police told you they know who they are lacking for. >> yes. >>reporter: who are they looking for did they till. >> well they said there was one witness in the neighborhood that saw this guy leaving. very abruptly. in a black honored eric's neighbor says he was clean cut. 5 foot 8 with dark skin and she saw him at the house frequently. if there is a prime suspect police aren't letting on. instead they are reaching out to the community for help. >> we need help to solve this t.we know somebody is throughout who knows this individual whom i suspect that he or she committed the crime. >>reporter: now if you have any information san jose homicide detectives want you to call them a

at san jose state university. kristina pandula and eric otokawa have been dating for six months. she was an aspiring nurse from sunnyvale, otokawa was originally from georgia. >> he is the kind of guy who would pull himself up out of things. if he saw something difficult, he would deal with it head on. we all fed off that, too. >> he's a good guy, really good guy. >> he was very good. >> he had such a good heart. >> the saturday morning shootings took place just outside of otokawa's apartment just a few blocks from the main campus. investigators are hoping that tips will help them find the killer. >>> there is now an effort to help the family of one of the men killed in last week's shootings in cupertino. this as workers are returning to work at the cement plant where those murders happened. stephanie chuang is in cupertino to tell us about the efforts now to collect donations. she joins us with more. steph. >> good morning, frank. >> reporter: you know, it's been almost a week since the tragic shooting here at th

of two former san jose state students victims identified at 21-year-old eric otokawa of san jose and his 20-year-old girlfriend kristina pandula. police say both were shot to death late saturday morning inside otokawa's rental behind a victorian home on south third street the door of the operate opens up to an alley investigators tracking down leads told neighbors both were shot in the head several times and may have their killer. >> we need the public's help. we are reaching out to them, we know somebody knows this individual, they suspect he or she committed the crime. >> one witness reported seeing a man drive off in a black honda. police want to hear about anyone who might have had a motive to kill the cup. >>> san jose police officer on administrative -- leave while officials investigate his involvement in a deadly shooting. yesterday morning officers got reports of a person with a gun walking near hillsdale police officer say the officer shot the armed man after he made a threatening motion towards the officer. this is the fourth shooting in one month involving an officer in sa

the suspicious disappearance of a san jose woman. valerie calderon caselas was last seen getting into a blue suv in san jose around 3:00 a.m. sunday. she has not been seen since. this is a picture of her. she's 28 years old. if you have information about where she could be call police. >>> three women who say they were dating dr. conrad murray at the time of michael jackson's death testified this morning at his involuntary manslaughter trial in los angeles. one of the women testified she was on the phone with murray at the moment he discovered michael jackson lying motionless. she could hear coughing in the background and then the phone went silent. prosecutors contend murray was not adequately monitoring michael jackson after administering a powerful anesthetic normally used only in hospitals. the defense contends jackson gave the anesthetic to himself. >>> a nigerian man known as the underwear bomber is setting a defiant tone at the start of his trial in detroit. the 24-year-old man is acting as his own attorney. he is accused of t

for a 2-year-old conjoined twins in san jose.doctors at the children's hospital plan to separate the pair in a marathon nine-hour surgery. can lenaan the pr it will require a team of more than 20 doctors and nurses. >>> 4:54. the president plans to sign an executive order today directing the fda to take steps to reduce drug shortages here in the states and in other health news, doctors are now changing the recommendation for people who should receive regular hiv testing. the american academy of pediatrics, is now urging all teens between the ages of 16 and 18 to get regular routine tests for hiv. yale researchers found children saw more ads for soda and energy drinks in 2010 than they saw in 2008. the beverage industry had promised to reduce its marketing of unhealthy beverages to kids. the report also found drinking just one eight ounce sugary drink every day, increases a child's odds of becoming obese by 60%. >>> the scary economy, not keeping people from spending this halloween. the national retail foundation says shoppers wil

allen teaches food handling safety at san jose state university. he says cooking is your only foolproof option. >> it's not something that's traveling in the air that you can watch. it's in the water supply. in the earth and it comes through and impossible to get rid of except by cooking. that will kill the bacteria. >> but who wants to cook cantaloupe of lettuce? washing your hands and produce can help mine miz, but not eliminate your risks. for most, it will cause a fever and stomach pain, but it's those at risk who need to be the most diligent. >> people with suppressed immune system, little babies, elderly and pregnant women. >> because listeria can kill. if you cook your produce, make sure you reach a temperature of at least 165 degrees and when you cut up your fruit, slice other types, actually, before you slice other types of produce, use a different knife so you don't cross contaminate. you need to wash in between. >> it's tricky how to battle this. what about those veggie sprays? >> they are popular, but i asked dr. blum and he said they d

san jose's occupy movements is open to interpretation. rebecca is a parent. >> my husband and i have two kids and we can't afford to get the older one in preschool. >> but for this 58-year-old, the movement is about injustice. last night's arrest and removal of the peaceful demonstrations did outrage me. >> san jose police insists the arrests were warranted because of health, and safety concerns. most arrests for camping are more than likely. >> instead, more tents went up and the protests grew and moved to bank of america. >> i've been uncomfortable being a bank of america customer basically since the economy changed. >> the movement inspired this long time bank of america customer to act. tonight she closed three accounts. >> if officers come back they say it would be sometime after midnight tonight, otherwise this group is very well organized there is already an occupied san jose legal team in place. lisa amin gulezian, "abc 7 news." >>> in san francisco, members of occupy s.f. said they got apprehensive when fire inspectors came in. c

the mayor of san jose reveals how he really feels about the city's budget fiasco.d the bay area city says -- >>> pull iplus, pull iing out guns when it comes to holding solyndra accountable. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. >>> welcome back, everybody. investigating the financial collapse of solyndra, going all the way to the top. they're expecting to hear testimony from the nation's energy secretary. scheduled to appear november 17th. prize-winning physicist is the biggest name in the obama administration to testify in the probe so far. solar manufacturer in fremont closed operations and laid off more than 1,000 workers after receiving a $530 million loan from the department of

compare that to all of 2010 when san jose police reported four. departments across the country are experiencing a similar uptick. >> we can't speculate what's driving the numbers to go up other than we can say that nationwide it seems that there's a trend where individuals are more confrontational toward officers and so it is a dangerous field to be in at this point. >> one week ago today, san jose police shot and killed a man they say was armed and threatening. this was near highway 87 and capital expressway. >> more from the san jose police department. they are on alert this morning after a deadly shooting in broad daylight at a hell's angels funeral. 52-year-old steve townsend was shot and killed at oakhill cemetery saturday in front of thousands of people. he was at the funeral for the president of the san jose chapter of the hell's angels. police were, in fact, nearby, standing at the gate. but by the time they actually arrived at the scene, the victim had been driven away and the shooter was also gone. officers say people there tried to cove