bay area police officers targeted at a local starbucks. >> trying to ambush us at starbucks. >> more of those tense moments including the malfunction that likely saved lives. >>> in just a matter of hours, a high profile murder case takes a pivotal step forward. what we can expect today. >>> look down, i'm sinking. this is not just a problem for our tv crew this morning. why this could be a horrible situation for residents in this area. a live report and the alert in just moments. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> wet conditions on the road and off the road as well as we are seeing showers still linger. most of it is out of our way here. >>> we could be looking at mud slides and rock slides after yesterday's rain. some intense showers around the try valley. santa cruz catching a break. the rain in the forecast as temperatures in the mid 60s. san francisco low 70s across the valley. >> we haven't had any reports of rock slides but spinouts. having traveled through this area there. we have a crash that cleared.

it happened last night at the starbucks on lincoln road. kpix5's jackie ward is live there with details. jackie. >> reporter: michelle, that suspect is in critical condition right now after being shot by police officers and this is where it all started, just before 9:00 last night when two police officers were in this starbucks on lincoln road, they saw a man enter the coffee house with what police describe as an assault style weapon with a high capacity drum magazine. police say the man tried to use his gun but it seemed to jam up. that's when the officers drew their weapons and the suspect fled out of the starbucks and onto magazine street. >> down in the ditch, we are going to need a couple officers here. don't know if he still has the rifle or if he dropped it along the way. >> reporter: the police chased the armed suspect close to the intersection of magazine and sheridan streets. police say he continued to post his -- pose his weapon as a threat to them so they shot him three times before he fell. when arrested police found an additio

say pointed an assault-style gun at officers inside a starbucks. they call it an assassin >>> now at noon, we're getting the first look at the man police say pointed an assault-style gun at officers inside of a starbucks. they call it an attempted assassination. good afternoon, it's monday october 17th. i'm ann. michelle and kenneth have the a. police shot that man three times as he tried to run away. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. kpix jaime ward live in vallejo with the latest details. >>reporter: two vallejo officers were at a coffee break at a starbucks when this went down and police are calling this premeditated. powell drove by the starbucks and powell walked up to police and pointed an assault weapon at them. the two officers said that powell tried to fire the gun but it jammed up and officers jammed their weapons and powell fled out of the starbucks and onto magazine store. you can see powell as he head towards the starbucks and shortly afterward, he runs down a driveway. the chase ended near the interseion of

officers reportedly targeted inside vallejo starbucks. this morning we are hearing the first time dispatch recordings of the frightening moments. >> reporter: this incident could have turned out much worse in that starbucks in vallejo. this is where the officers were inside this starbucks. a male suspect opened up the door and pointed an assault rifle at them. here is that dispatch audio coming in. >> there is an ambush at the starbucks. >> he's shooting! >> some very tense moments there. according to vallejo police, it happened around 9:00 p.m. last night. the adult male suspect opened up the door and pointed an assault style weapon at these officers. the gun malfunctioned. officers drew out their weapons for protection. then the suspect takes off running on magazine street. officers were able to take him down at magazine street where he continued to try to manipulate this assault rifle. he posed a threat and three shots were fired at the suspect who was later taken into custody before being taken to a local hospital with life-threatenin

it happened last night at the starbucks on lincoln road. kpix5's jackie ward is live there where details. jackie. >> reporter: and michelle, that man is now in critical condition in a local hospital and this is where it all started, just before 9:00 last night. two police officers were inside this starbucks on lincoln road. they saw a man enter the coffee house with what they describe as an assault style weapon with a high capacity drum magazine. police say the man tried to use his gun but seemed to jam up. that's when the officers drew their weapons and the suspect fled out of the starbucks and onto magazine street. >> down in the ditch. going to need a couple of officers here. don't know if he still has the rifle with him or if he dropped it along the way. >> reporter: the police chased the armed suspect close to the intersection of magazine and sheridan streets. police say he continued to pose his weapon as a threat to them so they then shot him three times before he fell. when arrested, police found an additional handgun on him. he was

this summer starbucks least five-percent for employees at company-owned stores. and a doubling of company stock awards for workers of two years or more. customers might be helping to cover some of the pay raises. in july, starbucks raised the price of some of its drinks...up to as much as 30-cents. chipotle is adding a new menu item... and it's just in time for tomorrow's taco day.... chorizo is the newest menu item at chipotle restaurants across the u-s. test-market runs of the spicy sausage were a hit in a handful of markets this summer. the chain says its chorizo will be made of "responsibly raised" chicken and pork. the menu addition is chipotle's latest move to bring back customers. you may remeberthe company had to deal with outbreaks of e- coli, salmonella and norovirus late last year. there's much more coming up in the second half of fox5 news at 5. we'll tell you why the school district superintendent is feeling a little blue this week. but it's all for a good cause. you can stay up- to-date... with fox five using your mobile device. com... and download

. >>> police officers targeted at a starbucks. >> man with a rifle just tried to ambush us at starbucks. >> a suspect in body armor and the takedown, right here tonight. >>> american troops helping the iraqis at this hour. the new and major assault on isis. u.s. air strikes, and isis tonight, putting suicide bombers in cars and sending them in. >>> and an american great. his songs, and his triumph at >>> good evening. and it's great to start another week with you. and we begin tonight with melania trump. for the first time, we are hearing what she thought of that moment on the bus, her husband talking about what he can do to women because he's a star. we last saw melania and her husband leaving st. patrick's cathedral here in new york city after that private meeting with cardinal dolan. tonight, she is defending her husband, and how she describes what she heard. abc's tom llamas leads us off. >> reporter: tonight, melania trump, silent through most of the campaign, now speaking out to cnn about her husband's comments on that bus. >> when you first saw it, when you first heard it, what d

this drink is available at starbucks evening location, like starbucks after dark or something. we have several in the valley where you can buy alcohol as well. if it tests well, it could go nationwide. >>> are you more of a wine person? >> yes, i am. >> i thought you were looking at me. >> head to italy where the first free wine fountain has been uncorked. it is east of rome and the new fountain pours wine instead of water all day every day. >> that is a genius idea. >> he has been into the grog already. they pours through the pipes and it is free. wine loafers raise a glass to that. >> the italy now. >>> the massive alligator that was caught in texas has a new home. it is 13 feet 8 inches long, weighs 900 pounds this guy. >> they named him. >> they named him big tex. >> what was the other option? something gator. darth gator. i liked darth gator. largest alligator captured in texas. >> he is going to be a live gator so we can educate and show people what they are like. this is a magnificent beast. they will see one bigger than big al finally. >> reporter: he will live out his

this is such a busy starbucks. it's crazy. >> reporter: we have been told that adam powell is a convicted felon. we're told that he had a high capacity magazine. powell is in critical condition in a hospital and his two-year-old son is also in critical condition. live with abc7 news. >> amy. thank you. if you want to see the surveillance video again, we have posted it on the abc7 news app. you can get it by the push alerts. we have full coverage on website abc7.com. >>> the district attorneys office is investigating a deadly involved officer shooting there. they opened fire early sunday morning on a man armed with a medal rack. they were responding to a call of a man pounding on his door at his home. police tell us that the man was 32-years-old. they have not yet released the name. >>> abc7 released the name of a man. he is seen here in a surveillance images and died at sfs general. the sf pd is planning a town hall meeting. >>> the jury this morn of a teen that vanished in 2012. the man accused could face the deal

weapon at him. >> a guy with a rifle tried to ambush us at starbucks. >> which starbucks? found on magazine street. da carrying a rifle and he's shooting. >>> it happened around 9:00 p.m. last night. the gun malfunctioned when the suspect pointed it at them. when officers drew out their weapon for protection, he ran towards nearby magazine street. they chased him down and the suspect posed a threat because he tried to manipulate the assault rifle he had. that's when officers fired three shots at him. he was taken into custody before being sent to a local hospital with life-threatening injuries. the suspect was found to be carrying an additional hand gun and wearing body armor. police hope to have more information kurg a news conference held at 10:30 a.m. this morning. >>> 5:03. new this morning, chp investigating a late night injury crash in gilroy. happened a little after 10:00 on 101 near 25. a truck somehow struck a toyota. five people were injured. cameras caught a medical chopper at the scene. there was one victim air-lifted. chp shut down all lanes of northbound 101

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they're calling him starbucks uncle. >> and now the memes are coming out. he apparently stays cm about any situation. when a wave crashes on him. -- >> tourists. >> everybody is coming by to see the uncle from starbucks. >> i wonder if the flood just came in around him. >> keep calm and carry on. i 't on the ocean wrestling marlin. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't go after anything with less than my best. so if i can go for something 'll do that too. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin. plus, it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis had both. that's what i wanted to know. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and, in rare cases, fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily. and it may take longer than usual ia

this is a wide shot of the starbucks. you can see the establishing shot and then a man wearing black starts to walk around the corner. he did not even get fully into the starbucks when the officers spotted him. they chased them out of the starbucks, a short distance and you might be able to see, so -- some sparks. shots fired by the vallejo police officers. they say he was wearing body armor and had an assault style weapon pointed at the officers. they felt threatened for their lives. note shots were fired by him but he was manipulating the assault weapon, possibly had problems with it. they chased him, shot him and he was rushed to the hospital where this morning he is still there with life-threatening injuries. no police officers or anyone inside the starbucks was injured. this happened around 9 pm last night. a lot of people were at the starbucks and gas station. they will have a news conference at they will have a news conference at 10:30 am to go into details as to exactly what happened. those police officers have be

witnesses say police were inside of a starbucks when a group of people walked in. moments later, they came running out and shots were fired christie smith has more as the information is available. >> this is a live picture of the scene. this is in vallejo as you can see. police have the crime scene tape up and markers on the road as the investigation begins. nbc bay area christie smith on the way to the scene and we will keep you posted on the latest details. >>> over the past 48 hours it's been rain and really strong winds and power outages. an hour and a half ago, 6,000 people in the bay area had no power. we have the most accurate data on the storms. this is the storm ranger here. it is using mobile doppler radar. this is on mount allison. >> anthony has the conditions. >> the fact we were looking at the totals this morning and this afternoon adding up. i want to show you the three-day rain totals before we get to storm ranger. we had ten inches in three days. you will notice the list goes on and on. multiple cities picking up over two inches of rain in three da

they're calling him starbucks uncle. >> and now the memes are coming out. he apparently stays calm in just about any situation. when a wave crashes on him. -- >> tourists. >> everybody is coming by to see the uncle from starbucks. >> i wonder if we have almost made it to the weekend but first, you'll need your umbrella handy. meteorologist eileen whelan will give us an update in just a moment but first, lets look at some of this morning's headlines. the presidential candidates trade new york. and not all those jokes were met with laughter. the event marks the last time donald trump and hillary clinton will share the same stage, before election day in less than 3 weeks. good morning washington. toss to eileen - warm, muggy, & breezy through midday (70s) - showers & windy by this afternoon - tumbling temps tonight - windy weekend & much coo with showers developing by midday. then windy and turning cooler. highs: 74-79 winds: s to nw 10-15 g 30 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. windy. much cooler. lows: 47-52 winds: nw 15-25 g 40 mph saturday: partly cloudy. noticea

pre-ordering starbucks drinks too slow? the service they testing to get your latte to you faster. >> tesla's luxury electric vehicles are catching on. >> they are selling twice as many cars as a year ago. they hope to see continued growth as it is set to launch the first mass market electric vehicle next year. >> keep an eye out for uber gift cars and retailer, with the service rolling out carts to 35,000 locations, mar get and target and c.v.s. will hear them and they will never expire. >> new option for people needing help an the house, a personal robot that towns on the d.u.i. and makes up the kids and urges them to wish a jacket, possibly available in the spring. >> i handle turning on the tv but i want it to do they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians

away went into the starbucks with an assault rifle and wore body armor. he tried to fire at the officers but the gun malfunctioned. they chased him gunned drawn. he tried to fire the entire time. he was shot three times the he is in the hospital with "life threatening injuries." the officers were not hurt. a news conference is planned for 10:30 this morning, and we will be there with the latest on the news app and the midday news. >> the rain we saw all welcome may have stopped for now but coastal areas are under a flood advisory. >> our reporter is in pacific can with a look at the conditions. matt? >> good morning, i will try to sound like a surfer, it is going to be double overhead or triple overhead today and that means the waves are photographed to be 12 to 13' high which are big waves but that comes a big problem, especially when it comes to coastal flooding and erosion. the large high tide will be above 6' today, and that is at 11:45 a.m. to noon, and the ways are forecasted to be big all day long so the beaches and low lying areas are susceptible

shares of starbuck's were one up on the day.promise to double their presence in the country to 500 stores in the next five years. joining me from china is howard schultz. howard, are you a the roastery site? >> i'm not at the roastery site since it's about 4:30 in the morning, but i'm happy to be with you. >> we appreciate you dialing in, and many people today, notably kyle bass on their network again, repeating their concerns about china. are you getting in precisely because your competitors might be too cautious right now, or because you believe in the future growth and middle class prosperity of the country? >> well, i think, as you know, we have spoken before about the fact that starbuck's and myself remain very bullish on the chinese economy, and specifically the buying power of the chinese consumer. i think starbuck's benefits because we've been here 17 years, and as a result of the many years we've been here, we've established one of the most iconic, respected consumer brands now with 2,400 stores in over 100 cities. in t

police say the man they shot had an all the weapon at a starbucks. it's where allie rasmus is with the details. >> reporter: good morning. the starbucks on lincoln road off highway 80 is where this all happened. this morning, though, you can see things are back to normal. there's a lot of people, customers going in and out the door. it was a very different scene around 9:00 last night. that's when two police officers say they saw a man open the front door and point an assault style weapon at them. police say the man's gun looked like it malfunctioned or jammed and that's when police say the man took off running through a nearby residential neighborhood. this is not the right video. this is video of another scene we'll tell you about in a few minutes. the two officers chased the man and shot him near magazine and sheridan streets, in a residential neighborhoods a few blocks away from this starbucks. police say the man had another loaded weapon and was wearing body armor. he was struck three times and went to the hospital with life- threatening injurie

what some traders think starbucks is going to do. "options action"begins right now. >> let's get right to it. honeywell shares tumbled on guidance today and it was the worst day in five years and that could have big implications. let's get in the money right now. mike. >> you know, obviously, industrials probably with the exception of boeing, did pretty poorly today. i don't know that there's a direct coreration between honeywell and caterpillar in very different businesses. one thing we do know, cap x is down and when it's down it's going to hurt industrials who depend on that. that's definitely definitely true for caterpillar and likely to get much weaker. not a good recipe for caterpillar at this point. >> wasn't the only warning. ppg, as well. so there is some doubt about these sort of cyclical -- >> what's interesting, you would think if the fed is ready to lift off and start normalizing rates, or go on a rate increase cycle, cyclical stocks would be ready to take off and leading the way. because you would have this global refla

starbucks is practically everywhere. in a sense they bring the starbucks experience to you.arbucks ran health care, i'm sure they would make health care more personal and convenient as well. the act of providing care to patients would be the same no matter where the location, but the experience would be tailored to each individual patient's needs. that's what we're starting to do at primera. for our members with the greatest need, the 5% of our members who account for 50% of the cost, j.d. highlighted that in his remarks, we marine that with a special team of providers who bring it to patients in their homes, especially tailored to their needs. doctors, specialists, all ready 24 hours a day to help our sickest members to get exactly the care they need when they need it. that's what convenience means in health care. what that convenience translates into is a better experience for the patient that also happens to provide higher quality care at a total lower cost. i hope from there you can see it's easy to imagine a future where patients visit a brick and mortar hospital only f

starbucks being an example.ugh the end, marriott, mcdonald's -- holiday inn, marriott, mcdonald's, we invented one-size-fits-all, no country ever had that, we exported it to them. even universities are very do, yield, what they harvard, princeton, berkeley, chicago, you name it, we do the same things. why is health care so different? one of the explanations i came up with is the payment side is too accommodating. , you couldsame city have price variations of a factor of five. yet they all get paid. one hospital is paid five times as much as another for a normal delivery. if that is the case, why would you say you are deficient and scale up because reference pricing is not that easily done. it has some -- it says rich people can get wherever they want and poor people have to go with a low price. it is highly controversial, the drug industry hates reference pricing in the u.s. it is not so clear why people in florida would embrace it but if they have to, if they were forced to by employers to embrace it, they woul

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. >>> police say a gunman ambushed two police officers at starbucks. they call it an assassination attempt. tonight kpix 5's juliette goodrich tells us a jammed gun saved their lives. >> reporter: police say he drove by the starbucks six minutes before going inside. two officers were taking a coffee break when he went in and tried to open fire. his rifle malfunction. this surveillance video shows him running out of the starbucks, chased by police who shot him three times. cops conversationed a weapon that had a magazine that could hold 70 rounds. he also had an additional hand gun and wearing body armor. the suspect's family is also dealing with another tragedy. the suspect's son, a two-year- old, was shot 5 hours earlier at the suspect's home. the family says the shooting was accidental. police are still investigating. the boy is in critical condition at a trauma center. he fled the scene before police and paramedics arrived. >> were you in the house when it happened? >> i was in the house. >> was it an accident? >> reporter: police are trying to piec

starbucks is giving a new kind of buzz. one part coffee, one part craft beer with an extra shot of espresso. the can be enjoyed together or separately. the man declared the winner of last sunday's debate, ken bone, cashing in on his newfound claim. he may be an undecided voter, but it took hem a short time to decide to act as spokesman for he said i'm not a millionaire and they're not hurting money at me. >> thank you very much for that, have a great weekend. >> just ahead, an nbc news exclusive. we'll go inside the high-tech new labs to investigate the exploding cell phone batteries. you're watching "early today." can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. and try bounty napkins. mom's got this cold. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right. because if they

the 4:00 on 2 is here. >> a man with a rifle decided to am ambush us at a starbucks. >> that right there is a voice of an officer moments after a gunman walked into a star bucks and pointed an assault-style weapon at both him and his partner. luckily that suspect's gun, jammed. welcome everyone. >> that gunman was later shot by the same two cops he targeted. the incident was all caught on surveillance. >> our crime reporter henry lee has been working the story for us. the vallejo police chief expressing relief he did not lose two of his own. >> reporter: they are counting their blessings. on a coffee break when they were confronted by a man with an salt weapon hours after his 2-year-old son accidentally shot himself at a home. the surveillance video is chilling. the police say this is 41-year- old adam powell calmly walked into the front door on of the starbucks off of i-80. he is wearing body armor and has an assault rifle with a 70 round magazine. he pointed the gun at two officers at 8:45 sunday night. when he tried to fire the gun jammed. he tried to clear it while running away. >> a

. >> see what some think shares of starbucks are going to do. >>> honeywell shares tumbled on guidance. it was the company's worst day in five years, and that could have big implications for the best-performing dow stocks. >> obviously, industrials, with the exception of boeing did pretty poor lay. i don't know if there's a direct correlation between caterpillar and honeywell. capex is particularly weak and it's not a good recipe for caterpillar. >> we had ppg as well. there's some doubt about these sort of cyclical stocks. >> what's interesting is that you would think if the fed is ready to lift off, at least they're going on a rate-increasing cycle that cyclical stocks would be ready to take off and they'd be leading the way. the problem you have with honeywell, is to see a gap like that, tells you that people are off sides. >> then general electric is down, the s&p is down. there's something going on under the hood. >> it's going to take more than reflation. if we start to see a rate increase e that's going to hurt multi-national companies like c caterpillar which generates about 40

starbucks launched expressive cafe. up with part coffee.out the man in the red sweater, the real star of that second presidential debate. ken bone is cashing in. he has signed an uber endorsement and tee-shirt deal that critics have accused him of selling out to corporate. it's not clear whether he is, in fact, cashing in or receiving ride sharing vouchers. >> a little more than 15 minutes for ken bone. >> thank you very much. have a great weekend. >> just ahead, an nbcic exclusivep your labs investigate those with cell phone batteries. you are watching "early today." you are watching "early today." more "stay" per roll. more "sit" per roll. more "who's training who" per roll. bounty is two times more absorbent. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. and try bounty napkins. hashtag stuffy nose. hashtag no sleep. hashtag mouthbreather. just put on a breathe right strip. it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone

in july, starbucks raised the price of some of its drinks...up to as much as 30-cents. two rivals in the outdoors retail industry are getting together. bass pro shops will five-and-a-half billion dollars.the deal would combine two of more well-known retailers for hunting and fishing equipment. the cabela's chain has 85 stores with 19-thousand employees - bass pro shops' has 20- thousand workers in 99-stores. there's no word yet whether the deal might mean closure of some locations. cabela's had been falling behind smaller competitors and online retailers, forcing a decision late last year to sell or reorganize facebook's latest app will focus on users with slower internet networking site announced it's launching "messenger lite."the app is a slimmed down version of facebook's popular messaging app. messenger lite is designed for lower-end android devices and takes up less space on smartphones and tablets. the company says it will come to other countries in the coming months. the harry potter movies are coming back to theaters.i-max and warner brothers says all eight pot

the starbucks experience to you.cks ran hillary clinton, i'm certain they'll make health care more personal and convenient as well. this act of -- the act of providing care to patients would be the same, no matter where the location, but the experience would be tailored to each individuals, patient's needs. that's where we're starting to do. for our members with the greatest need, the 5% of our members who account for 50% of the cost, jd highlighted that in his remarks, we partner with a special team of providers who bring services directly to those patients in their homes and on a scheduled taylored to their needs. doctors, nurses, behavioral health specialists, all of them are ready 24 hours a day to help our sickest members get exactly the care they need when they need it. that's what convenience means in health care what that translates into is a better. so i hope from there you can see it's easy to imagine a convenient locations. so finally, my third company to profile here is microsoft, a company that's been pr

and i think china growth -- >> would you buy starbucks? >> it's funny, dan and i were looking at a chart and he pointed out the level he with just traded down to the other day is the same level we bounced from around the summer of last year. so in terms of risk/reward, 25 times, i don't think it's rich, cheap, in the middle historically. i think risk/reward sets up finally after 12 to 15 months. they might catch a break on an earnings release. >> i like how dan said at the break. we're going to get the comps and figure this out. >> continue on the break! maybe we'll periscope it. >> i can periscope that. i have the application. >> i'm sure you do in the app store. shares of tesla going into overdrive ahead of its surprise announcement tonight. musk tweeted the exact time out midday saying tesla amount goes live 5:00 p.m. california time. this was after jim chanos laid out what he thinks the problem is on "the halftime report" earlier today. ta take a listen. >> to me, the problem is not delivers, it's production. that's the real problem he

carrying an assault style weapon at a starbucks. what led up to the shooting. >>> the trial of the man expected of murdering sierra lamar. we'll tell you how the election could affect the trial. >>> 7:00, what and what a rainy weekend we had. if you are done with the rain, tonight worry, because so is the weather. we're going to bring in steve in a moment, but take a look at this picture. the prettiest picture in the world. san francisco, san francisco bay. so much under construction there in the city. we'll talk about a brief break in the rain of course and when it returns here on mornings on 2. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. let's check your weather. steve is here. >> we're done for now, but it will be back. still some reason in semi county, around clover dale, but i don't think there's too much left for us. from san jose's mere .38, san francisco 179567. oakland, redwood city, marsh creek, all pretty good rain there, but some of the really heavy totals were fun the hills, or isolated areas that had 3 to 4. so pretty good rain h