ray-ray armstrong is under investigation and could face charges. it happened before sunday's game in pittsburgh against the steelers. investigators say armstrong barked at the dog and then lifted his jersey pounding his chest before warmup. >> the player exited the locker room, was heading to the entrance of the field. he directly engaged one of our police dogs and police officers in a very threatening and intimidating manner. >> a sheriff's deputy then had to restrain the dog. there's been no comment from armstrong or the raiders. taunting a police dog is a third degree felony in pennsylvania. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is in new york today to tell a group of nfl owners why the raiders should stay right where they are. she is making her pitch without a deal in place for a new stadium and is not offering any public money to subsidize it. instead, schaaf plans to use all of her 45 minutes to talk about oakland's appeal for pro football and she does want to make improvements to the area around the coliseum. >> what we have to sell right now is an incredible market. could be in the range of $100 million. not taking existing city money away just using future revenues generated by a new project. >> schaaf wants to attract people from all over the bay area including by upgrading the coliseum bart station. >>> they need you, roberta, to tell them why the raiders should stay put! >> i bleed silver and black! we have a game on sunday and rain in the forecast for that game. which only makes us a little more crazy in the black hole! [ laughter ] >> vikings come to town. >> busy morning for you, highway 80 clogging things up. >> it is. but i have some good news to report. >>> things are moving both directions on 80 all lanes now open. eastbound 880 just before pinole valley road at one point all lanes were completely shut down for a deadly shooting so no delays. eastbound 80 all lanes are open before pinole valley road. westbound no delays. in fact, westbound if you are working your way towards the bay bridge, you can see traffic is very light there. carquinez bridge to the maze, only 19 minutes this morning. light across the golden gate bridge. it was a little cold this morning. here's roberta. >>> how cold is it? so cold we have a frost advisory in effect for the north bay in the santa clara valley backing into portion of the monterey bay area. we have temperatures more widespread this morning. right there in san jose, the temperatures still in the 40s. it has dipped to the mid-30s in santa rosa. it is now upper 30s in throughout the tri-valley. 43 in concord. but we do anticipate before sun- up this morning for those numbers to tumble at least a couple more degrees. upper 50s at the beaches today. 60s bayside and peninsula up to the mid-60s inland. rain is back in the forecast. we'll highlight which day to expect it coming up at 18 minutes after the hour. >>> the family of the uc-merced student who stabbed four people on campus last week is breaking their silence saying, the family of faisal mohammad wishes to thank their friends for their support in that time of grief. we also want to express our deepest sympathy to the victims on campus at uc-merced. investigators say mohommed targeted several classmates after they kicked him out of a study group. police say he walked in a class courtroom and began stabbing people. students and a construction worker fought back. mohommed was shot and killed by campus police. he was a freshman and grew up in santa clara. the victims will recover. >>> new this morning, sad news, the puppy left in fact dumpster last month has died. the "pressdemocrat" reports this chihuahua puppy died during surgery to fix her two broken legs. the dog was discovered in the trash last month in santa rosa. a $2,000 reward is being offered to anyone who might have information about that dog's mistreatment. >>> the republican presidential candidates are back on the campaign trail today after their fourth debate of the 2016 season. cbs news' weijia jang has reaction and analysis from wisconsin. >>> reporter: the fourth republican presidential debate proved to be a big win for fox business and the wall street journal. donald trump praised moderators for a debate that he says focused more on substance than cnbc's economic debate last month. >> this was a very elegant evening. there were no fantasy football questions. >> you're not going to have my back. i'm going to. >> reporter: in need of a strong be a bit performance, ohio governor john kasich aggressively took on his opponents. >> the things he was saying didn't always land with the audience and i wonder if, you know, people just thought maybe he was too combative. >> reporter: after the debate, leading contender ben carson responded to recent questions surrounding his personal lies. >> if there's some major scandal, something that is really of significance to the people, that's a different story. but i want you to prove everything that has never happened in your life that you ever talked about. that's ridiculous! >> reporter: the republican candidates' next debate is next month. weijia jang, cbs news, milwaukee. >>> hundreds of thousands of people marched in cities all across the u.s. calling for an increase in the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour. one of yesterday's rallies was at oakland city hall. many of the protestors were fast food workers. federal minimum wage is currently only $7.25 an hour. state of california and many local governments have higher minimum wages in oakland at $12 an hour. >> unfortunately, the rents are out of control. and so, you know, it's still not enough. >> we feel that that's what we need for a living wage so that we can survive in california or really anywhere in the united states. so everything is going up. >> the demonstrators are also calling for paid sick days for all of their workers. >>> many people in california and beyond saw flashes in the sky last week and that turned out to be from a missile test. >> as kpix 5's mark kelly tells us, the missiles involved are made right here in the bay area. >>> reporter: a bright white light shooting across the sky this weekend. >> what do you think it was? >> i think it was aliens. >> i was getting ready to duck and dodge, you know, from an explosion because i thought that was going to happen. >> reporter: well, no explosion. it was, after all an unarmed ballistic missile. lockheed martin has been making them in sunnyvale since the '50s. >> not even the people in the area were aware of it. >> reporter: a captain is a retired navy officer. he explained that it's common for the navy to shoot unarmed missiles from a submarine over the pacific. just today, the navy released these pictures of the sub and the crew that launched the missile. >> aimed at the russians and chinese, to see that we are still very capable and we have these weapons and they work. >> reporter: so sorry, conspiracy theorists. in the end, that thing in the sky, which was seen from three states, wasn't a ufo after all. it was a trident 2 d5 made in an area better known for megabytes than missiles. >> the fact that it's here and been so well done for so many years is impressive to me. >> reporter: a single missile costs $31 million and can travel 4,000 nautical miles. in sunnyvale, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> time is 5:09. would you be willing to pay more for your meal if you didn't have to leave a tip? some restaurants are hoping you answer that with a big yes. we are going to tell you where tips are being phased out. >> reporter: and on this veterans day here in santa clara county we are set to hear about a new program that will try to end homelessness among veterans in just two years. >> on this veterans day it sure is a cold start. we are going to have your daily forecast plus i'll tell you exactly when to expect rain. >> and we had a busy start to the eastshore freeway commute. i'll have details on what's open and closed in just a few minutes. ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. through veterans day weekend, save up to $300 on the cooling comfort of tempur-breeze. plus, get up to 4 years interest free financing. sleep risk free with sleep train's money back guarantee, and of course, same day delivery. are you next? but don't wait. this special financing offer ends sunday. >>> good morning. rise and shine on this "hump day"." no local airport delays. then levi's stadium 88 days until super bowl 50. this morning, we have clear skies and the temperatures there up to 44 degrees. the full forecast is coming up in four minutes. >>> today is veterans day a holiday with roots that date back nearly a century to mark the end of world war i. kiet do is live in downtown san jose, home to unwith of the largest annual -- to one of the largest annual veterans day parades. kiet. >>> reporter: we are live on park and market in downtown san jose where the opening ceremonies are set to begin at 11 a.m. the veterans day parade here in san jose one of the oldest and one of the longest running ones in the country started back in 1919. it starts on santa clara street at the guadalupe river and then goes east until it hits market and then makes a right and ends on san carlos. just before the start of the parade, local officials will launch a huge campaign to end homelessness among veterans, called all the way home. the bowl is to find -- the goal is to find homes for the 700 homeless veterans in santa clara county. many of them have housing vouchers but can't find an opening. so one of the key components of the campaign, the $5 million fund to incentivize landlords to ren advise properties and accept the vouchers. starting tomorrow, u.s. military veterans in california will be able to apply for special driver's licenses. the dmv says the word veteran will appear on the licenses. they will allow vets to show proof of military service without having to carry all that paperwork. veterans will need to get their military discharge certificates, bring them to a cal vet office to get a veterans status verification form and then bring that form to the dmv along with 5 bucks. opening ceremonies begin at 7:00 at downtown san jose and the parade starts at noon. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> it is veterans day so gianna, some people may be staying home today? >> yeah. which means our freeways could be quieter than usual for a regular wednesday morning commute. right now, though, i'm going to go straight out to the eastshore freeway east 80 right before pinole valley road. i want to show you on our sensors, we are still seeing some slow-and-go conditions there. all lanes were shut down eastbound 80 right before pinole valley road for a deadly freeway shooting. anne makovec is live on the scene to give us more details about that in just a few minutes. but right now you might see some slow-and-go conditions which means there may still be some activity there off the road. we aren't seeing delays westbound 80 around the area. this is around appian way, pinole valley road area. at one point they were diverting traffic off the freeway to get back on 4 back on highway 80 there. also traffic looks good toward the bay bridge. very light, no delays out of oakland into san francisco. only 18 minutes for the commute off the carquinez bridge if you are heading towards the maze. most of our bay bridges are quiet. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge and you can see no delays out of marin county into san francisco right now. we have cars on the road. an easy ride 13 minutes out hayward into foster city. no eastbound delays. accident reported northbound 880 right at 29th, fruitvale area. that was cleared quickly. in fact, traffic is very light on the north- and southbound sides of the nimitz. here's roberta with the forecast. >>> 5:16 and i am calling on my weather watcher. these are faithful -- and i am calling on my weather watchers. these are faithful weather watchers just getting out of bed in their thermals and socks! 34 degrees, linda mather moved her weather station up to napa. other notable numbers so says ron hayes who says it's a beautiful morning in vallejo. thank you so much for checking in. george in san francisco now is reporting 49 degrees. let's take a peek out from our kpix 5 studios out towards the bay bridge where we have crystal clear skies and there is a chill in the air. 35 in santa rosa at this hour, 30s in the tri-valley, 48 degrees in oakland, 42 in san jose. 43 in concord. we do have that frost advisory in effect for the north bay and south bay until 9:00 this morning so grab a jacket heading out the door and it is definitely sweater weather throughout the day today. next rain event has been moved up. it is now slated to move into the bay area with up to half inch of rain on sunday. the coast is clear. we do the departure of that cold front that brought us the thunder and lightning and rain on monday. it is out of here. that's it right there over colorado. high pressure continues to build in from the west. and it's pulling in all that drier cold air mass from the gulf of alaska. and so while we will have the sunshine our temperatures are still slightly below average. we are going to stay mild all the way until the saturday. then that right there, that's the next area of low pressure. i got to tell you, i really believe in some of our higher elevations here locally on sunday by the time it tapers off on early monday 1.5" of rain but generally around the central bay a quarter to half inch of rain, yeah! 62 in sacramento today. 47 degrees in the high sierra where currently it is 16 degrees!! all right. we have 50s and 60ss across the board today. northwest breeze up to 5 miles per hour. there you have the extended forecast. we do have some warmer conditions by the end of the workweek and carrying on over to saturday. rain on raiders sunday but today on this veterans day no rain out parade bright sunshine into the 60s. what time is that parade in san jose? >> 11:00. >> 11:00. we'll still be in the high 50s in san jose. >> not too bad. >> bring your coat. >> yeah. >>> joe's crab shack says no more crunching numbers when your bill comes. the fisherman's wharf restaurant is taking away the option to tip your server. diners will pay slightly higher food prices instead of a gratuity. for waiters it means increased wages. company officials say it will level out the competitive waiter culture. customers have mixed reactions. >> i want to enjoy my meal. i don't want to sit there and calculate and make sure i don't give -- >> i always feel you tip to the service you get. >> joe's crab shack's ceo says, quote, we are confident this change will provide inchristmassed financial stability for our employees. >>> it is 5:19 right now. missing for days. their loved ones and friends feared the worst. this morning, good news involving a missing couple. how they were found. >> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, the sharks' goalie knows how colin kaepernick feels. and jeff garcia does, too. the former 49er quarterback offers his advice straight ahead. >>> in this morning's jobs report, jill schlesinger looks at some of the best paying jobs in america. >>> reporter: very few people are going to pull in the salary of a superstar athlete, hollywood movie star or fortune 500 ceo. so what's the best paying job that an average person can land? according to data, anesthesiologists have the best paying jobs in america. nationally the specialized doctors earn $246,320 a year. in fact, in the list of highest paid jobs, 16 of the top 30 are in the medical field. but if medical school followed by a four-year residency program sounds like more schooling than you had in mind, you might consider a career as a nurse anesthetist which comes in at 14 on the list. duties typically include administering, anesthesia, monitoring a patient's vital signs and overseeing recovery from anesthesia. the average nurse in the bay area earns nearly $142,000 a year and demand for these specialized nurses is expected to grow 31% between now and 2022. i'm jill schlesinger for kpix 5. ,,,, some neighbors are energy saving 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right back on the freeway. it's causing some slight delays there eastbound 80 at appian way. we'll continue to keep you updated. >>> good morning, everyone. new sharks goalie martin jones started the season on fire allowing two goals in san jose's quick 4-0 start. but since then, jones and the sharks have had a major cooldown. things rough from the get-go for jones against the islanders last night. first shift the game, new york scores off the rebound just like that. 1-0 islanders. 30 seconds into the game. three minutes later another score on the slapshot. it was 2-0. and that was it for jones. he was pulled from the game for alex stalof at only 3.5 minutes. the islanders go on to win 4-2. >>> former 49ers quarterback jeff garcia was inducted into the san jose sports hall of fame monday night. i had a chance to ask him what he thinks of the colin kaepernick situation and he agreed with head coach jim tomsula that kaep needed to step back and take a breather. >> when the negativity starts to flow your way, it's not easy to block it out. it's not easy to just move forward and not think about. i think he has to do his best at looking at what he can do to alleviate that pressure and to put himself in a position to be successful on the field. >> garcia ought to know. when he took over the 49ers starting quarterback reins from steve young, he was then benched, then came back and had three pro bowl seasons. so we'll see what happens with colin kaepernick. >>> brandon crawford wins the gold glove for the san francisco giants. i'll see you tonight. >>> thank you, dennis. our crack staff digging deep for your play of the day to minnesota. we have a little hockey, winnipeg and the minnesota wild. watch the wild's thomas vanek in. he scores! how about that. a little houdini work with the stick. worth another look. he is going to fake out that and stick it in the net. minnesota beat the jets 5-3 and a little bit of the play of the day there, as well. >>> 5:25 right now. still ahead, a strange case against an oakland raiders player involving a police k-9. we'll show you what happened. >> a man and a woman are shot as they drive along eastbound 80. the investigation still under way this morning. we'll tell you what officers know right now. ♪ the keurig k200® series brewer. one touch, and unlike life, no mess. your favorites. your way. keurig hot. where they were found. and a shooting along i-80 ls one person dead... another injured. the suspect, stilln the run. the latest on the investigation. weather ad libs >>> found safe a missing couple from the north bay is returning home. >> a suspect still on the run the latest on an investigation with one dead and one injured. >> it's a frosty start today, more weather coming up. >> and i'll have an update on closures for 80 and a look at your bay bridge commute. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, november 11. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy veterans day. 5:29. >>> we are following breaking news. a deadly shooting this morning forced the shutdown of eastbound lanes on an east bay freeway. anne makovec reports on how drivers are being diverted around 80. >> reporter: they are, but the crime scene has just been reduced so it's a short closure, get off at appian and get right back on. but the shooter is still on the loose in this case. just before midnight here on eastbound 80 a man was driving and he was here at the appian overcrossing when another car pulled up and somebody started firing at his driver's side window. that man died at the hospital soon after. a woman passenger was shot in the arm but will be okay. several witnesses are helping the chp with this investigation which had that freeway shut down for more than 5 hours. >> it covers a large area with all lanes in the freeway being involved. and because of the measurement and preservation of crime scenes it's a slow methodical process. >> what we do know is that the shooter and the victim did know each other. so it was a targeted attack. back out here live now in pinole this is where vehicles are being told to get off of eastbound 80. but you can see they just cross the overcrossing and they are able to get right back on the freeway here so no real traffic tie-ups because of the time of the day that this happened. that was the good news. all -- all we know about the people who were shot is they are in the 20s or 30s from the east bay. live in pinole, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> stay safe out there, anne, thank you. >>> it's 5:31 now. an elderly north bay couple has been found safe. they left their house in rohnert park on saturday and were found last night about 200 miles to the south. kpix 5's andria borba reports. >> reporter: sam and maria walkos from rohnert park are heading home this morning. they were discovered 10:30 tuesday night in paso robles. they flagged down a passing driver and said they needed help finding the motel room and they wanted to take a little trip. but they had been missing up here in sonoma county for more than two days triggering a silver alert from the chp. they were last seen on camera at a bank of america in healdsburg withdrawing cash but just around 10:30 on tuesday night they found a passing driver we're told that they are safe and sound. and they are headed back home after two days of searching. in rohnert park, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> a san leandro woman is still in critical condition after an suv crashed into a room where she was sleeping. police say the driver was speeding went through a stop sign before hitting the home early yesterday. he slammed into a garage that had been converted into a bedroom. a litter of puppies was in the room, was also hit. two of them died. the 20-year-old driver is in the hospital but is expected to survive. police are not sure yet if drugs are alcohol were factors. >>> we now know the identities of the two people who died in a hostage standoff in san jose's cambrian area. the victim was 53-year-old yolanda najera. she was shot to death inside her house on monday night. the man responsible also lived at the home at one point. investigators are trying to figure out the chain of events that ended with officers killing the gunman in a shootout. police say the gunman was leonel acevedo. and he started shooting at them when he came out of the house. one officer was wounded but the injury is minor. >>> a san francisco driver accused of hitting two boys in a crosswalk has pleaded not guilty. kirsten anderek was in court yesterday on felony counts including driving under the influence and child endangerment. 12-year-old boys were struck a week ago while walking to school. they have serious injuries but will recover. anderek is out on $200,000 bail. as part of the bail agreement she is not allowed to drive. >>> a raidish -- a raider trouble could be in for taunting a k-9 dog. rayy armstrong barked at the dog and then lifted his jersey sunday at a game against the steelers pounding on his chest before the warmups, according to investigators. >> the player exited the locker room heading to the entrance of the field. he directly engaged one of our police dogs and police officers in a very threatening and intimidating manner. >> a sheriff's deputy then had to restrain the dog. there's been no comment from armstrong or the raiders. taunting a police dog is a third degree felony in the state of pennsylvania. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is in new york today to tell a group of nfl owners why the raiders should stay in her city. she is making her pitch without a deal in place for a new stadium. she wants to make improvements around the coliseum but isn't offering public money to subsidize the building of a new venue. >> we won't subsidize the construction. >> what about free land? >> we have various options with the land. um, long-term leases, obviously an option. >