research work being done here at the carnegie melon university moffet field campus is how to make sure this centering communicate with others during a crisis. dr. kris is president of the campus. >> that should make it much easier to locate people, locate where you police emergency stations, where the red cross should be. >> the san bruno gas pipeline explosion is being used as an example of what happens when first responders can't communicate with each. dr. ray is a distinguished physicalow at the university. >> different fire departments and police from different cities, but they can't share data. they can share voice sometimes. they can't share maps, videos, photographs, status. >> this workshop, the third of its kind, hopes hopes to put fit responders on the same page. the work of the professors and students is how to best use low cost, crowd source or open source technology in a disaster event, and they're opening a survivable social media site that people can use that would supplement the work of first responders. week other wi-fi connection that would be distributed to schools a

oakland airport and sfo, degrees, and moffet field, 83. san jose, 84. gilroy, 90. salinas airport, 96. and hollister, 91 today. i'll be back to let you know if this record-breaking heat will repeat again for election day, and talk about major changes coming later this week. >> dan: developing news out of san rafael. three people in custody for the death of a baby at a day care. a four-month-old died on october 23rd at the magic place children's center, which is -- an occupation showed the baby died of suffocation. investigators believe the bedding cut off the child's away, police arrested three people, including the opener of the day care. they were booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter. >> an oakland woman says she'll never forget in the tight in the giants won the world series. it turn into a night of terror when she was severely burped by a bonfire in the mission district. we're live in san francisco with her frightening story. reporter: we were on market street tonight where one of many bonfires were set the night the giants won the world series, erica

emergency supplies from the moffet field depot could also be shipped east. 30 red cross volunteers the bay area have deployed to help and up to 100 more could leave in the coming days. the red cross is asking you to pitch in by donating blood. >> it's one of the most concrete things i can do because i graduated college two years ago and financially that's not really -- i can't give money but i can give blood. >> red cross leaders say blood is needed because power outages have forced the cancellations of blood drives on the east coast. >> we have source now spreading south out of the north bay. here we have the golden gate bridge. rain in nevado, in santa rosa, in napa. the satellite or radar loop, you can see that rain moving in over the peninsula. reports of rain out in ocean beach as well. drizzle showing up in san francisco, downtown, reports of sprinkles out toward lafayette. you get the picture. kids kids are needing the umbrella. we go to the social media facebook and twitter. they are great because people on the ground under under the radar. right sprinkles in east oakland. the

san francisco police say that the 37-year-old shaun moffet said he was attacked around 9:30 p.m. on october 28th. he told his roommate several people surrounded him and hit him in the head with a metal object. he called the police the next day after his injuries got worse. police are considering the case a suspicious death as they wait for autopsy results. >>> san jose police are questioning a man on why he allegedly had a live snake in his car. offers detonated explosive device late last night near the airport. they had pulled the driver over and found a suspicious device in the vehicle. they shut down the area including a section of the highway. >> since this was near local businesses that -- the bomb squad came in, they used a robot and moved the device. >> 35-year-old james mcgill has been booked on charges of driving under the influence and possession of an explosive. >>> a dangerous hazmat situation turned a hotel upside down early this mondaying. there was a carbon monoxide leak. fire crews took a man to the hospital last night. between midnight and 12:30 they were called

oakland airport and sfo, degrees, and moffet field, 83. san jose, 84. gilroy, 90. salinas airport, 96. and hollister, 91 today. i'll be back to let you know if this record-breaking heat will repeat again for election day, and talk about major changes coming later this week. >> dan: developing news out of san rafael. three people in custody for the death of a baby at a day care. a four-month-old died on october 23rd at the magic place children's center, which is -- an occupation showed the baby died of suffocation. investigators believe the bedding cut off the child's away, police arrested three people, including the opener of the day care. they were booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter. >> an oakland woman says she'll never forget in the tight in the giants won the world series. it turn into a night of terror when she was severely burped by a bonfire in the mission district. we're live in san francisco with her frightening story. reporter: we were on market street tonight where one of many bonfires were set the night the giants won the world series, erica

that's one of they're working on here at moffet field. i these mobile emergency operation centers from palo alto and sunnyvale are taking part in the study to determine how multiple jurisdictions can communicate when they responsible to a doctors. here's the director of the campus. >> what frequency should you use? how well do they work in a disaster situation? what software tools will allow this vehicle to talk to that vehicle? >> dr. ray is a distinguished fellow at the university. he points to the san bruno gas pipeline explosion in 2010 as an example of problems that occurred when different first responders got on scene. >> all the different fire departments and police come from different cities, so they can't share data. they can share voice sometimes. can't share maps, videos, photographs, status information, things like that. reporter: that's part of what the workshop is about. making sure first responders are on the same page. the work is how best to use open source technology in a disaster event. they're developing the use of sim

oakland airport and sfo, degrees, and moffet field, 83. san jose, 84. gilroy, 90.and hollister, 91 today. i'll be back to let you know if this record-breaking heat will repeat again for election day, and talk about major changes coming later this week. >> dan: developing news out of san rafael. three people in custody for the death of a baby at a day care. a four-month-old died on october 23rd at the magic place children's center, which is -- an occupation showed the baby died of suffocation. investigators believe the bedding cut off the child's away, police arrested three people, including the opener of the day care. they were booked on charges of involuntary manslaughter. >> an oakland woman says she'll never forget in the tight in the giants won the world series. it turn into a night of terror when she was severely burped by a bonfire in the mission district. we're live in san francisco with her frightening story. reporter: we were on market street tonight where one of many bonfires were set the night the giants won the world series, erica says one of the fires

a major with the air national guard who is based at moffet field was awarded a purple heart after her medevac chopper was shot down in 2009. >> i've encountered people who question the authenticity of my story because they are under the misimpression that there are no women in combat. the deployments have been physically and mentally challenging, whether it was survival training in the woods or being shot down in afghanistan and engaging the enemy on the ground, my gender has never kept me from serving. >> one woman officer argues that suicide bombs and sniper attacks have blurred the boundaries of the front lines and so-called safe lines. >>> here at home, fighting blight in san jose. some locals are going straight to the slum lords, urging them to clean up their penalty properties. nbc bay area's marianne favro is off the almaden expressway with a look at how the program is working. marianne? >> reporter: well, this is called the via monte hoffman area, home to 130 apartment complexes. and this is one of the neighborhoods that the new initiative is targeting. they're going directly

. >> reporter: the no call has been made for supplies their depot at moffet field.say that's ready to respond in an instant as eastern depots are depleted. >> if we area lift them or -- i wouldn't be surprised if they will be tapped. >> we sent people back and more if necessary depending on the damage a fair questiona rices, are we going to be protected here? >> we are maintaining arability. maintaining our our availability here. >> reporter: other agencies are also pulling resources all effort nation to the hard hit coast. ktvu channel 2news. >> local red cross also work around the clock to help. at 5:45 the simple things you can do to help those on the east coast. > fema is facing budget cuts even as it deals with sandy. the obama administration's budget take away 3% of their funds including a billion dollar cut in disaster preparedness money. romney has also talked about making some of their services private in the past. a new york times report said that grants to local first responders have been cut 43% over the past two years. >> the gravy train may be ending s

. >>> 37-year-old sean moffet came home with a bump on his head and told his roommate that five men hadattacked him. but police say that he might have been five people that were doing summer salts on a mattress and hurt himself that way. >> he said that five men had assaulted him. and he had been beat in the back of the head. he said they really beat me up badly. he used some curse words and said, they really, really beat me up. >> reporter: his roommate says that he was unconscious the next morning and he was dead. >>> plus turning back the clock on black friday. how wal-mart hopes to attract early bargain hunters this year. >> on the streets of california department of justice. why they're knocking on doors in the bay area and the unknown that waits for them on the other side. oÑ >>> special agents are targeting one city at a time going after gun owners. >> you will be close covered. >> reporter: locked and loaded, radios on. target city on this night. >> we'll search the residents. >> reporter: san leandro. >> initial contact is the most dangerous. robert slide around to the left. >>

. >>> 37-year-old sean moffet came home with a bump on his head and told his roommate that five men hadattacked him. but police say that he might have been five people that were doing summer salts on a mattress and hurt himself that way. >> he said that five men had assaulted him. and he had been beat in the back of the head. he said they really beat me up badly. he used some curse words and said, they really, really beat me up. >> reporter: his roommate says that he was unconscious the next morning and he was dead. >>> plus turning back the clock on black friday. how wal-mart hopes to attract early bargain hunters this year. alright let's break it down. mom, pop it. ♪ two inches apart, becky. two inches. t-minus nine minutes. [ ding ] [ female announcer ] pillsbury cinnamon rolls. let the making begin. ♪ that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. >>> special agents are targeting one city at a time going after gun owners. >> you will be cl

police say it's also possible that moffet may have been doing somersaults on one of the mattresses onght street and could have hurt himself. police say he refused medical help. his roommate says that doesn't make sense. >> he looked like he had been in a scuffle. the knot was at the base of the skull. it was about the size of an egg. it was pretty big. i was surprised that the paramedics let him go. >> reporter: a few days after the injury and moffet felt worse and went to the hospital. police are investigating his death as suspicious. if you have any information, call san francisco police. >>> san francisco's universal health care program is being expanding -- deak -- is being expanded to include sex change operations. the new program will cover the cost of reassignment surgery if it is medically necessary. the transgender health initiative should be established by late next year. >>> 8:38. sal, you can you help the -- sal, can you help the folks on 880 this. >> we're trying to. we're looking at some of the commutes. they are a little better than they were. we had an earlier accident