rob delaney is here. when you make a jack-o'-lantern. making their u.s. television debut, nonono from the sony stage. we've got a big halloween show planned for you tomorrow night with mindy kaling, joshua malina, music from rob zombie and the return of our half and half halloween costume pageant. which i hope is half as much fun for you as it was a nightmare for our wardrobe department. our first guest has two golden globes, an oscar, a grammy, a star on the walk of fame, a knighthood, six super bowl rings and four stanley cups. you can see him now in the new science fiction thriller, "ender's game." >> you can't absorb these losses, not a game where you can reboot and start over. not going to happen. you understand? >> yes, sir. >> do you? i have trained others, each ultimately a failure. >> all right, colonel, he understands. >> sir, i am not the first. >> no. but you will be the last. >> jimmy: "ender's game" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to sir ben kingsley. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪

rob is in the house. >> we're seeing the winds pick up. you saw the san francisco city camera bouncing around. 54 in san francisco. in fairfield and santa rosa, starting to see the north winds pick up and that's the story of the day. windy, 70s bay area wide today. and red flag warning at 6:00 this evening, we'll talk more about that in the forecast but mike, the winds around the mid span of the bridges you may notice on the drive. >> so good note drivers, we're telling you there may be gusty conditions for the commute. right now not a lot of crowding on the roadways, that's good news. this is san jose. you see no major slowing, the yellow down to 59. light volume of traffic. there is your overnight construction. 880 south past stevens creek boulevard you may have majority of the lanes closed for the next half hour to hour. south 17 at camden reports of a crash. a lot of slowing and now it's starting to smooth out a bit. we'll see flashing lights and i'll track the updates. back to you. >> thank you. we have breaking news off the coast of

rob delaney is here. blood -- which is something you get when you make a jack-o'-lantern. making their u.s. television debut, nonono from the sony stage. we've got a big halloween show planned for you tomorrow night with mindy kaling, joshua malina, music from rob zombie and the return of our half and half halloween costume pageant. which i hope is half as much fun for you as it was a nightmare for our wardrobe department. our first guest has two golden globes, an oscar, a grammy, a star on the walk of fame, a knighthood, six super bowl rings and four stanley cups. you can see him now in the new science fiction thriller, "ender's game." >> you can't absorb these losses, not a game where you can reboot and start over. not going to happen. you understand? >> yes, sir. >> do you? i have trained others, each ultimately a failure. >> all right, colonel, he understands. >> sir, i am not the first. >> no. but you will be the last. >> jimmy: "ender's game" opens in theaters friday. please say hello to sir ben kin

this is humira at work. [ rob ] our daughter is all kate. same grin, same walk. the same beautiful hair. [ female announcer ] nice 'n easy. in one step get expert highlights and lowlights. for color they may just think you were born with. [ rob ] i'm a lucky guy. [ female announcer ] with nice 'n easy, get the most natural shade of you. >>> a store owner turns the tables on two armed men when he pulls out a gun to defend himself. >> probably figured that he'd come to my store. he's such a nerd if i pull a gun, he'll probably just faint. >> february 14th, 2005. it's a few minutes before 9:00 a.m. in bardonia, new york, a town 35 miles north of new york city. and barry fixler is about to open his jewelry store for the annual valentine's day rush. >> gentlemen come in from 9:00 in the morning until about 8:00 at night. pick up a heart real quick. engagement ring real quick. something for their girlfriend fiancee or their wife. >> so, when two men show up at the door a little early, barry doesn't think twice about letting them into the shop. >> i opened the door. the

hecho, rob se patea, Él mismo, la cabeza. eÁs ahora? ¿dÓnde estÁs, chico? dime tu nombre. locutor: rob se ha fracturado un tobillo y se ha roto una rodilla, pero sÓ se culpa a sÍ mismo. >>me confiÉ demasiado en que sÓlo eran 21 metros. todos dijeron que podÍa lograrlo; y dije: "no es gran cosa"; pero tan pronto salÍ de la rampa, supe que iba llegar al otro lado. [impacto de caída] >>¡diablos, me faltÓ mÁimpulso! >>pude haber muerto fÁcilmente. locutor: las ambiciones deportivas de rob terminaron. tiene suee de poder caminar. y despuÉs de una caÍda asi... >>santo dio locutor: ...tambiÉn dseguir vivo. tasmania, australia. [sonido motor del carro] autos de calle modificados rugen por caminos de tierra en un rally de velocidad. [sonido tor del carro] aceleran a fondo en terrenos peligrosos. el desastre acecha atrÁs cada curva. [sonido motor del carro] [estruendo] aparentemente, todos escaparon tiempo. pero mirede nuevo. justo debajo del Árbol hay un camarÓgrafo. el automovil rueda y lo atrapa al girar. [♪] el impacto ce volar al

within minutes of robbing a bank, brian wells is surrounded by police. cross legged on the ground and handcuffed. he told police he was a pizza delivery man and he delivered a pizza. the group he delivered it to captured him, he told police, put this bomb on his neck and told him to rob a bank. he asks police to call his boss. then to save his life. >> why is nobody trying to come get this off me? >> 25 minutes tick by. then the device begins to beep. >> i heard this thing ticking. it's going to go off. >> in an instant, the bank robber is dead. >> the death of brian wells in this parking lot that day turned out to be only the beginning of the most elaborate, intricate, and some say still-unsolved bank robbery case the fbi has ever had. >> at the end of it all, our system worked. our law enforcement partners solved the puzzle and we achieved convictions and long sentences. >> the fbi, the local police, and the u.s. attorney's office simply want this case to be closed. but is it? tonight you decide. did the fbi catch all the suspects? did the fbi let one

we're really getting robbed.e pays off, but not for this guy. >> all the damage he made, we thought it would be at least four guys in here. it was amazing how one guy could make all the damage. (dad) just feather it out. that's right. (son) ok. feather it out. (dad) all right. that's ok. (dad) put it in second, put it in second. (dad) slow it down. put the clutch in, break it, break it. (dad) just like i showed you. dad, you didn't show me, you showed him. dad, he's gonna wreck the car! (dad) he's not gonna wreck the car. (dad) no fighting in the road, please. (dad) put your blinker on. (son) you didn't even give me a chance! (dad) ok. (mom vo) we got the new subaru because nothing could break our old one. (dad) ok. (son) what the heck? let go of my seat! (mom vo) i hope the same goes for my husband. (dad) you guys are doing a great job. seriously. (announcer) love a car that lasts. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and le

up, rob neighbor, please join us. thank you so much for being here. (applause). >> assembly tom ammiano is here. (applause). >> and our state school chief tom torlichman is here and he is making his way to the podium. thank you all for being here. rob, i want to start with you. you are a los gatos man. how old was jill when this started happening. >> it started happening when jill was about 14, it started in december, she turned 15 in february and then less than a month later, she passed. >> i can't even imagine what that was like for you all. you have another daughter so you just couldn't fold so how did you deal with all that? >> that's one of the greatest challenges. you know, the devastation that jill went through, the pain, doesn't stop. families will testify it continues. it hits the community and now we have to continue to pull ourselves up and help our other daughter and the challenges of raising and parenting another child. you know, we can't just pull up in a shell. she has the right to have a childhood. she

but the cards carlos beltran robbed him of a home run. beltrand went to the hospital with a rib injury after that. by that point it was 5-0 boston it. >> was 8 mov-nil. game two is set for tonight. >> by state law in new york we can't root for boston. come on, st. louis. make it interesting. >> please. >>> dark night for the cardinals of course but the next story is much brighter. that's why it is our boom favorite story of the day. >> one youngster's halloween costume. it looks like something that belongs in "star wars" this is a 22-month-old girl in the l.e.d. light suit that her mom created for her. >> this is awesome. >> she will not get lost trick or treating for sure. no doubt about that. it is posted on tuesday and the video has been viewed 900,000 times. >> that is wonderful. >> that is a great idea. you nell're lose your kid. you'll never lose that kid. >> that's wonderful. who am i to criticize because my son is wearing a mickey mouse costume that i bought at party city. >> there you go, mama. >> had she done the same thing to t

let's first check the forecast with meteorologist, rob mayeda. he is in for christina. >>> another chilly start. no fog. 40s and 50s for the morning. doctor es in layers today. you got a jacket for the morning, t-shirt weather this afternoon. mid to upper 70s around the bay area. watch out for gusty winds. temperatures climbing, upper 80s inland to kick off the weekend. >> that's the way we do it in california. this is the way with he do it in fremont, 880 past the truck scales. just north of mission boulevard. on our maps, we will see that section of 880, no problem. 680, smooth around mission boulevard. northbound as you head up toward highway 84 into sunol that we have reports of a crash somewhere approaching sunol boulevard. reports of a car that went into the center divide. they think that person fell asleep. no major injuries. we'll get more details. they are just arriving on the scene. it should be out of lanes. we're tracking this. >>> we are following breaking news in the south bay where firefighters are on the scene of a house fire in s

you don't want to be robbed of that. >> i agree wholeheartedly. i hope they start getting this straightened out and moving forward. >>> let's take a look now. this is video from the last time the government had a shutdown back in 1995. that standoff started when there were two separate shutdowns. one lasted a total of 28 days. extending into january of 1996. the driving force was a budget standoff between then president clinton and house speaker, news gingrich. the stock market fell nearly 4% at that time. visitors hoping to see many national museums, monuments and parks were turned away. congress and president clinton did eventually agree to a seven-year balanced budget plan. go to nbcbayarea.com. there, you can find more information on the government services that are affected. all you have to do is search government shutdown. >>> this morning, the website for covered california back up and running again. it was shut down late last night. it could be reworked. yesterday was the first day for americans, including millions of uninsured californian

rob norton, president and general manager, good to see you, rob. >> good morning, ron.st of all, let's talk about the great sign behind us. this is awesome. >> this is the super billboard. we have a couple of these. all month you will see messages like this supporting the ladies in october. >> reporter: you have a lot of events that you are involved in as well. >> absolutely. we start off with all of our employees starting off wearing pink. >> i wore my pink this morning, pink shirt. >> you will see as we turn the building pink in the background and we got on the 11th we got the wpoc boss so many buddy event doing their fundraiser. on the 13th we have giuliana rancic telling her story of breast cancer. >> reporter: let's talk about her. she grew up in maryland bethesda area, graduate of university of maryland. she had a double mastectomy and very public with her story. >> very public. we are pleased to have her come here and share the story at private and public events. >> reporter: that will be sunday, october the 13th. >> absolutely. >> reporter: it will be public and

[laughter] and i will ask, it came from rob, and i will ask rob to opine about it a little bit, althougheally refer to it. [laughter] because that would violate the rules. at any rate, the conversation tonight, of course, is about the future of energy looking out to 2040 which, depending on how you look at it, is a long time from now or not very long from now. and the question we all have come here to learn about is whether, what will energy look like? will there be enough for us? will there be enough for people in the world who have no energy right now, which vivienne will talk about, how much will it cost? and what will that energy do to our environment, and i'll put everyone on the hot seat about that a little bit. but let me start with the big picture question when you look ahead to 2040, will there be enough? rob, what do you think? >> there be enough? >> will there be enough? >> we believe there's adequate energy for the future to cover the demand growth that we expect, and we think that there'll be a significant amount of supply remaining even after 2040. so i think it's important

rob, good morning. rob, nice to see you back at this early hour. anger grows with each new report about u.s. spying. the latest from a german magazine, that america monitored the german chancellor's phone calls. some of america's closest allies are giving the obama administration an earful. they're angry over nsa snooping. german officials said they received information that chancellor angela merkel's cell phone may have been monitored by american intelligence. president obama dealt with the fallout personally. >> all i can tell you is what the president told the chancellor. the united states is not monitoring and will not monitor the communications of the chancellor. >> reporter: but listen closely. white house press secretary jay carney, said the u.s. is not monitoring and will not monitor. he did not say that the u.s. had never monitored merkel's communications. it's not just germany. mexico and brazil are launching investigations to determine if the u.s. spied on its high-ranking officials. france, one of america's oldest allies, is also upset.

you're that much of a coward you have to rob a woman.'m ashamed of robbing a female. >> after the robbery bloodworth and his accomplice were quickly apprehended. but for bloodworth, the arresting officer added the ultimate insult. >> step on my shoe my new all white adidas. i was mad. i was mad. it was fresh. >> you robbed someone with a gun and you were mad because a policeman stepped on your new tennis shoe? i just want to make sure -- >> yeah, you right. but you know -- i like to give punishment, i don't like to receive it. >> the final interview with bloodworth ended with a revealing exchange. >> do you think you deserve to be in here? >> no. i don't think i deserve to be in here. >> what do you think you would be doing if you were out on the street right now? >> the same thing. >> you don't think you should be in here? >> i don't think i should the people the law-abiding citizens do who don't want to get robbed. it's a cold world. it's a cold world. i need money, you have it. the way i get it is by robbing you. i'm saying i know it'

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then tried to rob another bank on saturday is behind bars. wjz and mike schuh are live outside anne arundel county police headquarters in millersville. >> reporter: good morning. you think of who might be a bank robbery suspect, a school bus driver may not be high on that list. jamese queen confessed to police she needed money to pay her bills. now the 47-year-old bus driver stands accused of robbing this bank of glen burnie not once but twice. >> we buzzed her out. crazy world. >> a lot of people are desperate nowadays so it's not really surprising anymore. >> reporter: surveillance cameras capture robbery images, both times police say she handed the teller a note demanding cash. the first time on september 13th. a security dye pack in the money explodes as she leaves the bank. the second time two weeks later she handed the note to the same teller. she adds " -- >> reporter: she drives away with cash in a black hyundai. then on saturday police say she tries it again at a different branch. >> a very alert employee of the bank of glen burnie j

ktvu's rob roth live in wood side where he talked to one of the victims, rob. >> reporter: two of the burglaries have been here, the others a few blocks away. but the troubling part is in all three cases the victims were home at the time. >> we were sitting in the house, and apparently they just came right town the driveway. >> reporter: emerson shawn showed us what happened in his home. someone pulled the garage opener from his car. >> we were silly and didn't lock it. >> reporter: then it was a straight shot through that door into his kitchen. he says his wife's purses, wallet and jewelry were gone. and while all of this was going on, they were in a different part of the house. he says the dogs everyone began barking. and not only did they suspect anything but the barks did not scare the burglars. >> someone has the stones to come into a house with the dogs going nuts and they can hear it in another room watching television. >> reporter: the sheriff's department says in all of the three burglaries that happened in this wood side hill neighborhood sunday night to monday morning peopl

rob has the forecast. and it is a day finally bay area hockey fans waiting for since summer began t sharks kicking off the regular season tonight. while the sap center is quiet it won't be the case this afternoon. the team hosting a pre-game street rally for fans starting at 4:45. that's right next to the s.a.p. center on autumn street. festivities include a performance by a bmx stunt team, live music, giveaways, and of course a lot of food. >> that's what you call a soiree. >> 6:45 it's going to wrap up. the puck drops at 7:00. >> sharks to a victory. how about this one from whitner to hitner. the 49ers safety he is a star now wants a new last name to go with that star. after being fined $21,000 for this big hit against the rams last week, donte whitner changing his last name to hitner. no joke. to execute the change he's got to cough uf cash to get it done. the nfl says if a player changes his name during the season that the league makes him buy all of the remaining jerseys and other merchandise that has

the site the president is visiting this morning was robbed just one week ago. police are search are for four men who robbed eight volunteers taking cell phones, wallets and power tools. they are back on the job. >> a man arrested in connection with a san jose murder is expected to be extradited to california soon. marshals arrested sean moore on friday in the las vegas area. they believe he chased down and shot ramon garcia in downtown san jose. this here is surveillance video -- that's just the victim there. we do have surveillance video, here it is, of the murder back in august. we have edited it so it does not show the actual shooting. you see garcia riding on a bicycle in a parking lot in the middle of the day near north third and east julian streets. moments later the gunman shoots garcia point blank. san ramon man accused of shooting his property manager as he was being evicted is going to make a court appearance. he face three counts of attempted murder. he shot at the property manage are and two deputy when's they attempted to evict him from his home. h

police are still searching for four men who robbed eight volunteers. volunteers were shaken up but they are back on the job. >>> this morning pg&e officials are in the process of shutting down a natural gas pipe line in san carlos. city officials believe it could be unsafe. the pipeline known as line 147 runs along britain avenue between highway 101 and 280. the worry is it could fail and explode like the line in san bruno did back in 2010, killing eight people. city leaders requested the shutdown citing internal e-mail from a pg&e engineer raising questions about safety. it asks, quote, are we sitting on another san bruno? a spokesperson says the line is being shut down as a precaution. >> verify, independent third party came in to verify the integrity of the line and even in 2011 did a strength test to make sure that the integrity of the line was validated. that's where we're at todaynd we commend the employee that raised the question. >> customers get their natural gas from other lines during the shutdown. >> a man arrested in connection with a san

rob's got it for us.now but later we'll see the winds accelerating around all of the bay area, especially in the higher hilltops. gusts above 30 miles per hour. chilly temperatures, 41 degrees in napa. 60 in fairfield. the winds have started to increase north at 14. west wind, and mainly clear skies outside. not going to see much in the way of clouds. notice these wind speeds by 2:00 this afternoon, bay area locations about 10 to 20 miles per hour winds but the hill tops heading into this evening and overnight you can see the areas showing up in red. the same areas that see a red flag warning due to dry conditions. taking us through about 6:00 a.m. saturday morning. the gusts could get up to 45 miles per hour by tomorrow morning. today's temperatures looking nice. 71 in san francisco, 78 in oakland. 75 in san jose. temperatures warming up as we start the weekend, then the winds ease off, they will come back in the form after sea breeze. monday low clouds and cooler temperatures next week. >> over my shoul

rob, are you angry nasa isn't doing this? am ticked off if you ask me. >> i am angry the japanese are doing this. we are space cannon. we have awakened monster. >> he is doing a godzilla movie. >> i hope he is not doing an asian impression. >> you were doing an old godzilla movie. i love the one with raymon burr. >> there was the white guy in the movie. unbelievable. >> that's how he ended up in a wheelchair. >> that's true. that's not true, but he had quite a come companion. could the secret behind the big bang be locked in an asteroid? >> we will never know since obama cut nasa so we have more money for phone operators to get expensive useless health insurance and obama phones and food stamps. no space exploration, sorry, america. >> space from what i can tell it is boring. what is happening? i don't see good tv shows in space. >> your parent company tang came from space. >> just to show how independent i am, i don't drink tang. i am an ovaltine guy. what does japan's plan have that the script does not? >> it is boring. thi

>> wellcome gained, rob black and your money. we will talk about your financial benefits and your benefits that you can get from your 401k. what was also due winners and losers. the >> we have several stories that have been in the news. home sales are heading a slump. >> i would say this thing, but momentum is due for a pause but hopefully it will rebound. it shows you just how fragile the home areas are. a pause a tub will refresh but do not panic. >> auto sales have been in the nose we have seen gm and toyota. >> gm did have the title but my thoughts is that i am not getting into this. i think gm stock is a nice name. take a look at what this is all about, asia is getting help the and the united states is getting weaker. >> we are we getting just a bit. >> their numbers are good because they're becoming a better franchise model. what is interesting is that everyone is scrambling to be fresher. that is not a bit of a problem. people want fresh food. they are willing to pay premium products even mcdonald's and there burger king c

- yeah, i got a call from broccoli rob. i guess you really are the boner champ. - did he tell you how i got the name? - no. - spring sing '95, got completely ripped on bud dries. i had sex with a snowman. i just went at that thing. cold would've stopped most people, but i stayed locked in, you know. took the face off. just seemed easier that way. - and i told phyllis not to put it out, but she insisted, so anyway... hi. oh, oscar. - oh. - remember my husband, the senator? - senator lipton, nice to see you. - nice to see you, oscar. - wait a second, who designed this spread? the sweets and savories are all mixed together. this is mayhem. - so, oscar, you're a dinosaur? - actually, i'm the electoral college. - ouch! right on target. - [laughs] - you know what? this is outrageous. i have to find phyllis. you two talk, okay? sorry, babe. phyllis! - god, it's just so good to see you. - i--uh-huh,just... [chuckles nervously] - all having this wonderful halloween gathering. excuse me, is that punch? - they didn't know about the sn

abc's rob nelson is in boston. good morning, rob. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, diana and john. this may be the happiest halloween that boston has seen in a very long time. they last won the title back in 2007. but this is the first time they've won it here at home at fenway since 1918. >> let's go, red sox. >> reporter: this has been such a close series. nothing short of a rout. much to the delight of a jam-packed fenway. treated to a night of sports history nearly a century in the making. the sox dominated all night long. but the biggest moment in the game coming in the third inning when shane victorino hit a double that brought in three runs. boston never looked back after that. cruising to a 6-1 victory that has electrified this city, that has shown again and again how much it loves its sports team. the huge celebration, coming six months after the horrific bombing at the marathon. the healing in boston is far from over. but as we've seen so many times since april, boston strong is very, very real. >>

back to you. >> let's go a's. >> like the spirit. >> thank you, rob. >> still to come, what's in aroname? why one 49er is dropping just one letter from his last name and why it's going to cost him a pretty penny. >> coming up next, it's 30 rock followed by "access hollywood" live. >> welcome back. we went from witner to ja$xhitn. he dropped the w there. the safety now has a new last name. >> that's what they doa, on the field, right? after being fined $21,000 for this hit against the rams last week, dante whitner, now dante hitner where. to execute the change+wé he has cough some cash up for this. if a player changes his name during the season nfl then makes him buy all the remaining jerseys and any of the merchandise with his name on it. he admits that might be a little real us. it gives us a has beens to create our product. >> we are getting breaking news right now m u.s. capital right now. it's on lockdown. we'd4x"ollow the story up right after the break. >> right now we are following breaking news out of our nation's capital. we are getting reports, as can you see, a lot of emerg

rob has a look at a forecast. rob, this is a weekend every year we go to the same halloween party. this year it was warm. two years ago it was pouring down rain. it's a wacky time for you. >> it is. october, and as we get into also march at the beginning of spring, we see these roller coaster weeks of weather. this month so far has been pretty dry, and it does look like we will see dry conditions at least to start today with some patchy low clouds and fog. 40s and 50s outside right now. that fog is schithick around th north bay. you're seeing it all the way inland out towards sfarfiefairfd san francisco. you can see the wind speed strongly on shore. later today we'll get some gusty northwest winds as some canadian air conditioning settles into the bay area. some weather headlines, lots of low clouds and fog for the morning. mid day clearing inland, and then cooling temperatures for your afternoon highs today. then turning windy tonight, especially in the hilltops, and there is a chance even though the system is dropping in mainly over land from canada, that we could see a chance of

reporting live at the oakland coliseum, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, rob. >>> the family of the dodger fan killed near at&t park last month is disputing self-defense claims by the father of the accused stabber. the victim's family held an emotional news conference last week and yesterday the brother of victim jonathan denver said his brother swung a light aluminum lawn chair only after a crowd gathered around them. the father of the man accused of stabbing denver, michael montgomery, says his son actedded in self-defense after denver hit him over the head with the chair. the district attorney has not yet filed any charges in the case. san mateo sheriff's deputies have arrested a 50 year old transient, daniel brickman on sexual battery charges, dispatchers got a call of a man inappropriately touching children. the caller helped them track him down, investigators say he touched a 4-year-old girl, a 7- year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl. >>> this evening an event to mark 20 years since the loss of petaluma polly class is scheduled for 6:30 there, she was kidnapped and murde

after he tries to rob the officer. marcus young is recovering from a bullet wound to the stomach and is being charged with assault with intent to rob. police say young was shot while trying to rob the officer in southeast d-c. the officer is on leave pending the outcome of an investigation. maryland transit police... need your help... finding... three men... accused of... an... armed robbery aboard... an... m- t-a bus.../ keith daniels, live downtown, where police have released pictures of the suspects.. keith. (((((((((keith)))))))))))) jeff..... a bus surveillance camera caught images of the suspects.... camera caught images of the suspects.... .....and now, investigators are hoping the public will help identify the men. ((((((((vo))))))))) incue: because anybody could have been shot.. outcue: that's crazy." the f-b-i says it's

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda.ing. >> we're seeing temperatures in the low 40s for now, but you saw the clear skies inland. we'll warm up nicely later on, but right now 42 degrees santa rosa and napa. 41 up around ukiah this morning. one of our weather watchers letting us know. 48 in san jose. not much wind outside right now. that's going to change as we go through the afternoon. you will see hour by hour, winds starting to increase out of the west-northwest heading into the evening and, yes, it will be a little gusty by 6:00 later today. right now 40s and 50s, but by the afternoon, 60s, san francisco. 73 in san jose. 76 in livermore for this afternoon, but 80 could be in reach for parts of the bay area maybe as early as tomorrow as things start to warm up and high pressure builds in. we'll talk more about that in the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much, rob. >>> new this morning, police say a suspected drunk driver is lucky he's alive after the car he was driving went through

i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. it's always fun on the weekseen because it doesn't affect traffic. >> we have the nike women's marathon downwaunder way. be advised there's some traffic issues around the embarcadero. 51 in san jose. chilly in the north bay where we have visibility down to a half mile or a quarter mile, and that will be around probably until 9:00 this morning. for the afternoon mostly sunny skies. another nice day. maybe not as warm as yesterday, but 70s and 80s inland and supper 60s near san francisco. coming up, we'll talk about a slight chance of showers showing up in the seven-day forecast. i'll have that for you coming up in a few minutes. >> i think we take it for granted that we have so many runners in our community, but it is a really big deal to run that marathon. >> absolutely. and pretty nice weather for it. >>> striking b.a.r.t. workers will not walk the picket lines today out of respect to the two b.a.r.t. workers who were struck and killed on the tracks yesterday. the accident happened j

he robbed the fliers he found in the garbage to his post office and filed a formal complaint against service says the employee eventually admitted to throwing the junk mail in the dumpster. he was running late and wanted to get back to the post office on time. now he could face federal charges. >> so much for the obama care web te being up and running. a small amount of people have been able to complete their applications and the glitches could make a while to fix. diane macedo has more on that. >> the department of health human services finally answered that big question saying so far 51,000 people have successfully signed up for health insurance using the federal internet marketplace. up until this point everyone from the white house press secretary to the treasury secretary to the secretary of health and human services have dodged this question saying they didn't have that information available. but the stores said not only did they have the current data, they even had the number for back on october 1st confirming independently that 6200 americans signed up on the first day the sy

did the red sox get robbed here? ron claiborne, arguably the biggest baseball fan in all of abc news is here to break it down. >>> i have been to hundreds of baseball game and i have never seen anything like what happened last night. game three of the world series being decided by one whacky play and an umpire's ruling that will be debated for a long, long time. were the sox robbed? you decide. game tied 4-4. cardinals runners on second and third. tied drama. dustin pedroia throws out the runner at home. catcher throws to third and the ball gets away and rolls into left field. and here comes the runner and he's out. no, wait, he's safe. the umpire's rule that the runner was interfered with. watch again in slow motion. unbelievably, the cardinals won the game. the red sox don't believe it. >> i don't know how he gets out of the way when he's laying on the ground. >> i'm on the ground and there's nowhere for me to go. >> there's a rule in baseball for exactly what happened. rule 2.00, obstruction is the act of a fielde

let's turn things over to rob mayeda. starting off chilly in the mornings but gets warmer in the afternoon. >> it does. you have to go through pretty much half the closet of clothes to get through the day. winter coat in the upper 30s and low 40s in the north bay and jumping into the 80s in the afternoon. the evening quite nice. as you can see, mid 70s in san jose. 66 in san francisco. the sea breeze does start to kick in a little bit. 70 in oakland. mid 70s inland. we'll see warm temperatures probably through about 8:00 and then things are going to rapidly cool off. without low clouds around. look how dry it is around the bay area. see humidity levels in the teens. the only reason why we don't have any red flag warnings out right now is the winds, thankfully, aren't too strong. high pressure, again, acting like a hair dryer pointing down on the bay area, come pressing the air, warming it up, drying it out as it moves to the coast. the 70s and 80s stick around. notice clear skies for the first half of the night. there's a

she told me police came to the door last night and said jesse tried robbing cal ripken's mom. i'm like really? because we don't even have cable here. >> reporter: the matriarch of the family apparently scared away the robber, pressing the key to be, setting off the car alarm. >> someone tried to carjack her, take her car. i read that online and i thought oh, my god, that's my bank. >> reporter: many believe she would be targeted for a second robbery in as many years. >> i was a little afraid to come today. but the police station is right around the corner. i hope she's okay. >> reporter: bowen's sister said he's been fighting a drug addiction and doesn't believe the out of work laborer new she was part of aberdeen's first family into i don't think he did. i'm hoping he didn't. i feel so bad for her. i'm sorry that happened to her, especially a family member. >> that was jeff hager reporting. a district court judge in harford county denied bail for bowen today after prosecutors argued he was a danger to the community and still had six other prior cases working through the syste

ktvu's rob roth was at the hearing and joins us now live. rob? >> the question is what needs to be done so what happened never happens again. >> reporter: officials said the public's trust in san francisco parks has been damaged. >> there is a sense people feel unsafe. >> reporter: the loss of confidence comes in the wake of what happened last month. she was sun bathing on the grass with her daughter when she was run over and killed by a park vehicle. that worker then left the scene. he hasn't yet been charged. >> there is frustration and anger that comes with what happened. >> reporter: they held a hearing to see which policy should be changed. >> there is no single management stroke that can perfectly anocculate an individual's adjustment. >> reporter: they did have proposals. among them increase the signs on roads, impose a 5 miles per hour speed limit for city trucks inside the park, install warning alarms and for trucks that travel on to recreation areas, drivers must have a spotter, a policy that wasn't followed in this case. >> since we ha

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you can see two men robbing the cash register and taking t-shirts off the racks. the opener hopes someone can identify the suspects. >> somebody see the video and check it out, if the police help us. >>> concord police confirm they're investigating two robberies at the store. the most recent attack was yesterday morning at 5:30. >> now that two convicted killers are in custody, florida investigators are focusing on finding out who made the phony documents. charles walker and joseph jenkins appeared on escape charges. it's believed the men paid $8,000 for someone to create the forged release papers. investigators expect more arrest. they say a close associate for the men tipped off the police, leading to their cap cure. >> same-sex couples can tie the knot? new jersey tomorrow morning. last week, the new jersey state supreme court rejected governor chris christie's attempt to block same-sex marriages. the ruling cleared the way for ceremonies beginning at 12:01 monday morning. >> an incredible scene on a busy bridge. check out this wild ride. how it finally came to

welcome to both of you. >> thank you, larry. >> rob, let me begin with you. i know the democrats are more skeptical about this stuff. i read it this way. the president basically said, give me a clean budget bill, give me a clean debt bill, let's get that out of the way. maybe four to six weeks, taking us to the end of the year. while we're doing that, let's negotiate. let's get republicans, let's get democrats, both house, let's try to negotiate a longer-term, one-year debt increase that will have some reforms in it. does that make sense? is that what the president was saying? >> i think that's a pretty good interpretation, larry. i do think it's a ray of hope. the president's been steadfast in the idea that we should not have these negotiations in an artificial emergency where we have a government shutdown. and god knows where we have the threat of default on the country's obligations. when those issues are off the table, for whatever period of time, then i think everyone's egg eager to have a negotiation about the country's future. i think there's a ray of

that's a group of robbers robbing another place nearby. you can see them loading in and loading out of that while truck. they robbed a euro network, a mobile phones and electronics store. it is a chain. you can see them loading in and out of that white truck. in this other video of the same instance on the same street, we are getting to see a little bit more of this. look at the guys running out. shots were fired during this. they apparently also injured one of the euro networks employees during this robbery. >> was the guy part of the group that was robbing or a citizen walking down the street that got caught up? >> it looks like he is just a ped. watch this part. as that guy is running through, there is money. he has a bag of money. this is like a scene from a movie. he is dropping bills along the way on the street. they fled in two vehicles and ended up getting away with a bag of cash. here, you here some of the shots fired. >> people are ducking and running. >> that's a busy street. >> absolutely. they got away with an undisclosed amou

we would check back with rob at ninth 3:00 p.m.way is what you way back in high schooeigh what in high school? >> no. >> mo a petaluma man is in jail this morning on a $1 million bail after several explosives were found at his home. police rushed to the home owner n quarry street monday evening. three other homes in the area were also evacuated. petaluma police and fbi found for devices, two of them were explosives which were detonated. police got a hold of his gun as well. >> there was a fatal accident and emergency crews are still on the scene. we will update june.you. >> , and of mom kron4 morning news. we will have the latest on the bike or a attack. we have a second off-duty police officer who is being arraigned on charges. >> the federal cash and non. shut down. will have the latest. >> we will talk with gary talking about the oakland a's about that home run. cut! i have no idea whats's going on. maybe you're the original really big chicken com, with curly fries and a drink for just $3.99. why the cowboyat? you're the barbecu

virginia's first district congressman rob wittman is giving up his pay. another virginia republican scott rigell tells "the washington post" he's donating his salary to the wounded warrior project and maryland democrat john delaney who represents the sixth district says he'll donate a portion of his salary to charity. >>> it's a big college football weekend and the good news is this saturday's military academy football games will happen despite the government shutdown. that means you navy fans can still enjoy the much anticipated air force-navy matchup in annapolis. the teams will be allowed to play because the games are paid for with nonappropriated funds and were planned and paid for before the shutdown happened. next weekend? that's still to be decided. >>> so how long will the government impasse last? most of you think it will be more than a week. one of the comments from tellwusa9.com website says i hope it lasts less than a week. federal government workers will get reimbursed for their lost wages. i'm a contractor and i won't. in past shutdowns, fed