thinks that way, nobody helps. >> unfortunately, more than four decades after the genevese murder jose sanchezfers the same awful fate. the ambulance rushes him to the hospital but it's too late. sanchez dies of a traumatic brain injury three days later. >> is it possible that the immediate medical care will make a difference? we'll never know for sure but it does seem like there is a possibility. >> hector gomez thinks the makeup of the population in this neighborhood may have contributed to the lack of response for either those who witnessed the knockout for those who walked by. >> many of the people that walked by this person maybe wanted to do something but felt like they couldn't. you know, you might say to yourself, what if i don't have papers, and i'm here illegally and i'm scared, i won't call. >> gomez understands why so many people may not have called 911, it doesn't mean he thinks it's excusable. in fact, he decides to use the incident as a teaching lesson. >> i thought to myself, why is it that so many people walked by and are not calling? if i'm laying on the ground, i expect that

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> in afghanistan today, insurgents carried out the deadliest attack on coalition forces there since the beginning of the war. nato and u.s. officials say 13 americans were killed when a suicide car bomber hit a nato convoy in kabul. >> reporter: a volatile saturday here in afghanistan with three very different attacks in different parts of the country. the biggest one occurred here in the capital of kabul where a car bomber targeted a nato convoy in the end hitting an up armored bus carrying u.s. service members. in the end, they were able to kill 13 americans and four afghans, three civilians and one afghan police officer. this is the biggest attack we've seen in the capital since mid september. a different attack down south, an afghan service member turned his weapon on nato service members killing three australians and the afghan interpreter. this comes days before the istanbul conference that's supposed to take place in turkey, talking about the future of afghanistan and its regional impact, so the taliban trying to make sure the internatio

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jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> a shocking story for so many people. continuing coverage now of the shooting spree and the manhunt just ahead. >> reporter: i'm chris sanchez from san jose. i'll show you the other side of this alleged killer, a man who was compassionate and an advocate against violence, his friends say. >> also coming, a new warning for students at bay area universities. why they are being urged to check their medical history. >> and good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. record-setting rain. urnds that top 50 miles per ho. temperatures that are still about 20 degrees on average and in our interior iosectns, we'll talkse aboutng lgering showers d still tracking rain on thest radar. >>> the manhunt for shareef allmlan continues at this hour. known as an alleged killer and disgruntled employee, but his background is seemingly much different. >> before this morning many people knew him as a happy man, a social activists who championed causes on tv, online and written a book about stopping violence against women. nbc bay area's chris sanchez has more on a man you may have seen at a community access tv series called "reel to reel."

jose mother disappeared three days ago. her family is trying to stay positive, but they grow more desperate with each passing hour. nbc bay area's chris sanchez joins us live from san jose with the family and what police are saying. chris? >> reporter: hi there, jess camp i just confirmed with the san jose police department that her husband, her estranged husband, is in custody. he was arrested last night on parole violation. the family believes he knows what happened with valerie. they think he's last person to have seen her, and they know they had a very difficult history. valerie called ron casillas' face is on missing posters in east san jose. >> valerie, if you're out there, we love you. we want you home. >> reporter: casillas' family is afraid for 28-year-old mother. the family says the mother of three has never disappeared before and was supposed to start a new job on monday. >> we are very worried. we're scared for her where she's at. >> reporter: casillas was las t seen by her cousin getting into a dark blue suv on orlando drive in's san jose about 3:00 sunday morning. her family says her estranged husband called her to talk. >> he c

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, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> a normally quiet san francisco neighborhood was anything but this morning after a son allegedly stabbed his parents before being shot by police. officers arrived at a home in an richmond district where they found an elderly man and woman suffering from several stab wounds. police were confronted by the couple's 44-year-old son. an officer tried shooting the suspect but it didn't stop him. a second officer shot the man with his gun. both the suspect and his mom were pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. at this time, we don't have any condition on the father. >>> following now a story we first brought you over the weekend. veterinarians have a better idea what caused a female sea lion to cross a road. she had a gunshot wound to her jaw. tests are under way to see if she could be suffering from disorientation. right now, the biggest challenge for doctors is getting the stressed-out sea lion to eat and get a little stronger. >>> people living in a venetian neighborhood can breathe a little easier. a gas line ruptured. they were evacuated at ar

least that's where you'll asked to sign the petition to overturn san jose's new pot ordnance before it goes into effect. kris sanchez has more on this signature drive. >> reporter: at least 2,000 registered voters in san jose have signed on that petition in just the first couple of days and while the clock is ticking toward that october 29th deadline to get 8% of registered voters on board, the medical marijuana community here in san jose says it will happen. >> are you registered voter? >> reporter: for 25 years, ross williams has geterred signatures. he gets paid to do it. his job today, get as many signatures as he can for medi l medicine marijuana. >> that's what i'm hearing from people, they have a definite opinion about it. >> reporter: the folks who sign count toward the 3,500 signatures they need to overturn san jose's ordnance. the group made up of medical marijuana providers, users and supporters, say the ordnance which caps dispensaries at ten will essentially snuff out medical marijuana in san jose all together. >> it will prohibit any -- from effectively being able to operate even if they meet the city'

sanchez. >> reporter: in san jose, home burglaries went up in the first part of the year, as some people are investing money in surveillance systems like this one, others are making sure they can cover their losses if burglars strike. >> people don't realize what they own. when you start including pots and pans, clothing, sheets for the bed. every little thing. kids toys. you'd be surprised that you'd have at least 30 plus in a small one bedroom apartment. >> reporter: the average renter's policy runs about $224 a year. and yet only 25% of renters have a policy to cover what's in their home. if you have a mortgage, you are likely among the 96% that have a homeowner's policy, which will cover thefts not just from your home, but from your car too. >> anything that's not attached to the car is covered under a renter's policy or homeowner's policy. >> kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> if it's the cost, that's the one reason you're not covered for all this, the insurance information network of california says talk to your agent about bundling your auto and property policies. let's talk to rob m

here's chris sanchez for "today in the bay." >> reporter: in san jose home particularlies went up in the first part of the year. others are making sure they can cover their losses. >> people don't realize when you start including pots and pans, clothing, sheets for the bed. everything. kids' toys. you would be surprised you have at least 30 plus in a small one-broom apartment. >> the average renter's policy runs $224 a year or $18 a month. only 25% of renters have a policy to cover what's in their home. if off mortgage, you're among the 96% who have a homeowner policy. >> anything not attached to the car is covered under a renter's policy or homeowner's policy. >> chris sanchez. nbc bay area news. >> the insurance information network of california says talk about bundling your auto and homeowners policy. every parent knows saving for college is a tough job. an online tool making it easier to set the goal. plus, the nba trying to get teams back out on the court. >> 880 past the home of the warriors. we have traffic breaks. we'llt.inou sort thole ing out. it could mean a stop for a cou

made easy. >>> you're watching "today in the bay" with kris sanchez and weather with rob mayeda. >> good morning to you. looking live at san jose to peep on up and getting into the sky. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda and every time there's a holiday, a little bit of extra pressure. this one is especially important. >> halloween normally we have to talk about the start of the storms rolling in and we had the rain early in the month. this is looking pretty nice. we have the clear skies and this time of year it's like sleeping under the blanket with the clear

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jose. maybe i should get a little more sleep. how about you? i'm kris sanchezh meteorologist christina loren, who's in for rob mayeda this morning. how are you? >> i'm good. how are you? >> good. >> it's one of those mornings you may want to sleep in. another gorgeous day at coast. we actually broke a temperature record yesterday in oakland. you know what i'm talking about if you were anywhere near the coastline yesterday. crystal clear, nice and warm. oaklan d hit 84 degrees. the old record, 83 set back in 2008. yesterday was record-brhiking heat. today isd- going to be just as warm if not warmer. we're starting out so mild in san francisco, for instance. you hit 56 degrees in san jose. san francisco at 62 this morning. easily making your way to 81 degrees later today with a lot of sunshine coming in all day long. in fact, right off the bat, once we get those live shots, we'll see gorgeous, gorgeous conditions. then our shift. we'll start to work on fire weather around here. we're really watching for that. it looks dry and breezy next week. that's our next shi

. >>> good morning to you, looking live at san jose and it will be a blue and nice warm day on this saturday. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchezng with meteorologist rob mayeda and you say expect nice, warm temperatures for halloween. >> pretty nice. you hear this talk of all of this warm weather, not for the next three hours, though. it's cold. we're still in the 30s in some spots around the north bay and at least through 8:00 this morning, some 40s across the inland valleys and it happens around noon, temperatures today very comfortable. low 70s and mid-70s around hayward and out to caster valley, mid-70s and upper 70s inland today and tomorrow we should be in the same ballpark and cooler on the coast and headed to halloween. the serven-day forecast is comig up. >> thank you, rob. >>> the occupy oakland movement is each with a different flavor. they are getting in the halloween spirit with a costume event and march planned for this afternoon. mayor ed lee plans to meet with some of those protest eros monday as well. the financial inearning quality that occupy protesters are talking about has been mainly aimed at financial in

jose just about an hour before sun rise. it is going to be a nice warm day later on this afternoon. even if this morning proves to be chilly. thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchezi christina lawrence in for rob mayeda. >>> we have temperatures on the chilly side in santa rosa, 47 degrees. 55, san jose. 52, santa cruz. we are headed towards a gorgeous day, especially at the coast. what little fog we do see develop isn't going to last long. by 9:00 to 11:00, mostly clear over the entire bay area. 79 in red wed city. 75, oakland. 83, wine country. napa valley, nice and warm. tomorrow, we warm up more so. early next week, offshore flow. that means fog-free days at the coast. breezy, dry conditions. we are watching for fire weather. we will have a full forecast right here at 7:00 a.m. we are going to stay nice and warm this stretch of fair weather lasts well into next week. onshore flow resumes by friday. that's when the fog will come back. we are going to get some really crystal clear days right at the coast. >> that's always nice to see. >> san francisco's controversial cell phone law won't go into effect on tuesday as planned. they are do he laying the start date

jose police department felt like it was working overtime responding to a deadly stabbing, unarmed suspect and a continued search for hell's angels biker and accused killer. nbc bay area's chris sanchez joins us in the newsroom with the department of 1,100 officers is burning the candle at both ends. chris? >> i think that's probably what it feels like for a lot of police officers and their families, too. the san jose police department is struggling with the same kind of cutbacks that so many other departments are dealing with up and down the state, but at the same time the department is adapting to fewer officers, and the ones still on the street are dealing with that spike in violent crime and some around-the-clock situations that are demanding a lot of overtime. >> 30 heavily armed san jose s.w.a.t. officers surrounded a house in stockton on saturday on a tip that the suspect wanted for the killing of another hell's angels biker was inside. the standoff alone was 13 hours long, not counting planning and travel. the next day for the seventh time san jose police officers fired on a suspect who they say were armed and threatening. those officers will be on administrative leave for ab

jose. you can see lots of blue sky that is headed in our direction. sunrise in just about a half hour from now. thanks so much for joining us on this sunday morning. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist christina loren. >> if you want to hit the beach, you're going to get a chance to do so again today. but you know what? you might get a little hot, even right at the coast. 84 degrees yesterday this oakland. you actually broke a record in oakland. the old record was 83 set back in 2008. today, i'm bringing your temperature to 85 in oakland tartg out at 58 this morning.ta it's a chillg.start in the north bay. a couple 40s up there. 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

sanchez, "nbc bay area news." >> thanks, kris. >>> understaffed and overworked. tonight more police officers are off the street in a south bay city after another officer-involved shooting. it's the sixth one in san jose so far this year. >> the latest one happened yesterday near the intersection of east julian. damon joins us live from san jose police headquarters where neighbors field they have to protect themselves from the increase in violence. >> reporter: shootings are up and homicides are up. the residents see the writing on the waushlgs and they're not going to take it. they're the block captain, and you frequently see her standing guard outside his front door on nell any court. >> we need to keep an eye out in our neighborhood. we need to know who comes in and who leaves, anything suspicious. >> shear on the board of the neighborhood association. in fact, san jose police say requests for neighborhood watch programs have doubled this year compared to last. she said herself at a recent neighborhood empowerment conference. >> people were much more interested if getting the neighborhood watch in their area, so they wanted to know who to contact and how soon they can get it done. >> people are afr