the very fluid and active situation on homestead road in cupertino. have the team's been there or are they continuing to arrive? >> they have been here for some time. they are adding to their numbers. we will check back with rob fladeboe as he gets the latest, continuing to follow a second shooting possibly related to the early morning quarry shooting at a workplace that left two dead and six injured and now an additional shooting 5 mi. from the northeast in cupertino and now in sunnyvale. >> 8:49 a.m., we will switch gears and get a look at the weather. >> degree shot from the roof camera. in the sierra, snow on the ground. it will not last too long, but enough that we have a winter storm warning in effect. four-8 in. above 6,000 ft.. 1-2 ft. above 80 was supposed to have reopened, george, the know if interstate 80 is still shut down? >> yes. >> keep it soon, we will let you know when it is finally reopened. as for us in the bay area, we are watching the energy in the pacific. eureka is dealing with now. it is headed our way by around 1:00 p.m. in the

foothill, two dead, four badly wounded in a shooting at the quarry in cupertino. ost if not all wounded are in critical condition that's the word of terry mcsweeney. he says it was an angry employee who opened fire with an assault rifle and handgun at some sort of meeting. the shootings took place at meeting an employee now is not there. police are saying the gunman could be on the loose there. warning people in that area to be careful. they stevens creek boulevard blocked off. a lot of police vehicles, we'll keep you posted on the traffic implication and the search for this person who opened fire at the workplace this morning. >>> right now the news -- governor brown has taken on controversial measures with only a few days left to sign or veto bills passed by legislators last month. vetoed a bill that would allow childcare providers to unionize. the governor approved a bill that allows the state to suspend people's professional licenses and driver's licenses if they are on the tax board's list of top 500 tax cheats. the governor signed a measure aimed at protectin

chopper five is the scene of a >>> breaking news near cupertino. have chopper 5 overhead near the entrance of the cement plant that we know -- where the activity is happening. we know that two people have been killed, four others injured. and according to early reports, this was an employee meeting and one of the workers had an assault rifle as well as a handgun. the gunman still has not been caught. they are searching for him. roads in the area shut down stevens creek and north foot him. we'll have a live report with the latest near cupertino in just a few minutes. >>> wall street hopes to continue a rally today. european stocks up sharply on word of propping up banks there. one stock down was apple. investors were expecting more from the new iphone. their new ceo tim cook unveiled the version 4s yesterday. not the anticipated 5. >>> more on the storm that hit the bay area and what's coming our way coming up. >> we continue to follow the breaking news on the shooting near cupertino. >>> this is where a workplace meeting turned deadly two dead this

these are live pictures from news chopper 2 showing the area in cupertino which is the remote part of stevens creek just northwest of saratoga and southwest of cupertino near one of the reservoir there. -- reservoirs there. we will have a live report coming up shortly, a shooting in cupertino hills, two people have been confirmed dead or killed and four people have been injured and stay with ktvu channel 2 news, we will have more coming up. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. >>> we are also on storm watch this morning, a powerful storm pounded the bay area overnight and we have team coverage, steve paulsen is tracking the storm in our weather center of course. kraig debro is up in the snow country in the sierra this morning but we begin with san francisco. >> reporter: at pg&e, 1,700 people are without power because of the storm near 19th and hollaway. you can see the yellow tape because there is a downed tree right there as a result of this storm. just one of many minor problems we are seeing across the bay area. nothing huge happening but a lot of little problems because of this storm.

claudine wong is on the sunnyvale/cupertino border. we begin with tara moriarty. >> reporter: we've learned some new information from an employee. he says that the company has actually come under fire for safety violations since the beginning of this year. some of the workers have even been written up for not following proper procedure. he could not tell us if the suspect, the gunman, shareef allman -- allman, was one of the employees. there was a shift change and then there was an argument and then allman left, went to his vehicle, returned with a gun and started shooting. two people were killed. one person escaped by jumping out the window. we spoke to another employee off camera who described the panic his coworkers -- his coworkers felt. >> the next thing i know the s.w.a.t. team is coming up. they come up and secure the stairway and elevator and they brought us out, like i said, ten at a time, and put us in the squad car and flew down the hill. >> reporter: here's what the scene looked like early their morning. dozen -- early this

here at the cupertino headquarters. this is where they are going to have their let's talk iphone event to unveil likely their new iphone 5 and we are expecting of course lighter, faster the usual trademark. we'll see a new leader at the helm, not the usual steve jobs leading the unveiling. did he come out of medical leave twice this year to show off apple's nu creations, most recently in june. new ceo, tim cook, the former coo is expected to take the lead and we'll see how he does. we'll see who gets the contract to carry the phone. it's rumored sprint will also get in on the mix. there is a new mobile operating system that will include wireless device setup, web browsing, apps and content thinking. a more powerful chip. the 85 processor which is used in the current. pad should help with multitask and for all you gamer should make that faster. the icloud access. beefed up rear camera from 5 to 8 megapixels and up to 64 gigs for an option. that's what "might" come out today. this is a smaller event than usual we should ad

they still consider him heavily armed, very concerned about the safety of the people in the cupertino, sunny veil, anywhere in santa clara county. i was talking to a deputy, the search continues, they are following leads. so far, no sign of shareef allman. take a look at the location where he was last seen. this is homestead and tantau, that is where he tried to carjack a woman's car. she refused and he shot her. she has nonlife-threatening injuries. all day search in that area ended this evening. nothing turned up. this began at the lehigh southwest cement plan on stevens creek boulevard in cupertino 4:30 yesterday morning. when the 47-year-old allman a plant employee arrived for a meeting. he left, returned, said something about you can mess with me opened fired with an assault rifle and handgun shot nine, killing three. yesterday morning he shot the woman in a parking lot then disappeared. >> we know the area that weulú3e believe it is. we've had many teams working many hours in clearing the neighbor -- neighborhoods. please lock your doors and be aware. we believe the suspect is a

in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> hewlett-packard is asking employees at the cupertino office ot to come to work today. the company made this statement: we are in close contact with local authorities investigating. the employee who was injured by gunfire is safe and in stable condition at a nearby hospital. >>> environmentalists and neighbors have been trying to get the cement closed for several years accuse them of releasing harmful amounts of mercury. neighbors claim the plants no longer s in an area that includes homes, schools and parks. they've asked supervisors not to approve a permit operation that would allow the plant to continue operating for another 20 years. company officials say their mercury discharges are closely monitored and are well within safety standards. >> stay with abc 7 for the latest updates on air and online all day long. you can keep track of the latest breaking news any time on twitter and you can talk about it at facebook.com/ abc7 news. >> now to the first major storm of the season. heavy rain caused drains to back up across the bay area. in sausal

in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >>> hewlett-packard is asking employees at the cupertino office ot to come to work today. the company made this statement: we are in close contact with local authorities investigating. the employee who was injured by gunfire is safe and in stable condition at a nearby hospital. >>> environmentalists and neighbors have been trying to get the cement closed for several years accuse them of releasing harmful amounts of mercury. neighbors claim the plants no longer s in an area that includes homes, schools and parks. they've asked supervisors not to approve a permit operation that would allow the plant to continue operating for another 20 years. company officials say their mercury discharges are closely monitored and are well within safety standards. >> stay with abc 7 for the latest updates on air and online all day long. you can keep track of the latest breaking news any time on twitter and you can talk about it at facebook.com/ abc7 news. >> now to the first major storm of the season. heavy rain caused drains to back up across the bay area. in sausal

appeared at an apple conference to promote a software update, and he turned up at a meeting of the cupertinoity council to unveil plans for apple's ambitious new headquarters. >> i think we do have a shot at building the best office building in the world. >> reporter: in the summer of 2011, by stock market value, apple passed exxon to become the most valuable company in the world. even as his health deteriorated, steve jobs seemed as competitive as ever, always pushing to keep apple at the forefront of the fast changing digital revolution. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> reaction to jobs' death is pouring in. president obama said in statement, the world has lost a visionary and there may be no greater tribute to steve's success in the fact that much of the world learned on his passing on a device he invented. microsoft chairman bill gates said the world rarely sees someone who has had the profound impact steve has had. the effects of which will be felt for many generations to come. facebook founder mark zuckerberg said, steve, thank you for being a mentor and a friend. thanks fo

two scenes active near wolf and homestead on the cupertino- sunnyvale border as they search for the gunman who they believe is still armed and dangerous. >> you would think it would be easy because they saw him or people witnesses saw him goes across the street and into a -- into sunnyvale into a neighborhood there. and there's the man right there. that's 45-year-old shareff allman. but it's a big geographical area. it's a big neighborhood and many places to hide there literally going door to door with their guns drawn trying to fert him out and trying to get him out, asked him right there, there was a plea right there for him to turn himself in. eventually they will likely find this man. but right now, the search continues. they are asking people to be safe, stay indoors, and a number of schools have been -- one in particular has been closed and some are locked down. >> you saw s.w.a.t. in the area. they also said the fbi s.w.a.t. on standby if they should need them in this developing news situation. >> the other big story today of course is the weather. all you have to do is go outside t

but nowhere is it felt so much as in the city of cupertino, california. apple's hometown. sayer of our san francisco station kpix reports. >> reporter: at apple's world headquarters an ipad with the photo of steve jobs illuminates a small memorial in his honor. they came here to honor a man they call a true visionary. >> it's really sad day. >> reporter: jaffa is a former employee. >> i really felt that all of the products i use that i depend on throughout the day, be it the iphone, the ipad, or the macbook, it's a manifestation of his vision. >> reporter: when cupertino resident richard heard the news he brought out his bagpipes and played "amazing grace" for all to hear. >> i hope when they hear the music the next time they think of steve jobs and continue to think of many day and apple and what we lost. >> reporter: steve jobs founded apple in 1976 and while jobs may be an international figure, he is also closely linked with cupertino. >> the rise of cupertino as a city had the face of apple on it and it is a blow to the city. he was an incredible businessman, incredibl

the scene in cupertino was chaotic and terrifying. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez joins us now at the rock quarry in cupertino all day. how did this all unfold? what do we know at this hour? >> raj, investigators are trying to figure out what led to this shooting. it all started with a routine morning meeting. we are told about 15 people attended that meeting, including the suspect. tonight people who work here and others are trying to make sense of it all. >> i'm broken up right now. i mean, i'm shaking right now because, i mean, i love him. he's like my brother. >> mitchell julian says he can't imagine what would have caused his longtime friend to snap. investigators say the lehigh equipment operator opened fire on his co-workers during a routine safety meeting early this morning. >> at about 4:15 this morning mr. almon came into the meeting. he had a handgun and an assault rifle and started shooting people in the meeting. >> reporter: investigators say the shooting left three people dead and six others wounded. julian rushed to the s

the entire job is expected to take one year. in cupertino, thomas roman, abc news. >> if a personal tax is uh approved, the council says it is okay to use the money to hire more police officers. the parcel tax is on the ballot as measure i. and there was concern the measure did not spell out exactly where the money would go. it is earmarked for other programs as well. >> it includes reopening the senior center hours that were lost. it includes lighting. it includes technology for the police so they can do a better job of catching people who commit crimes. >> ballots were mailed out today even though people could walk into city hall and vote yesterday. if the parcel tax passes, the money allocated to police will be enough to hire 30 new officers. >> san jose police say a college student suspected it of killing two former students days earlier. he studied psychology. police say the weapon morino used to threaten the officer was the same gun used to kill former san jose student christina and eric. they were gunned down execution style two days

the core shootings took place in west cupertino. that was 5 mi. rly they found the suspect's car at wolfe road in homestead and then an attempted carjacking at the hewlett-packard facility. in the area where police have been searching, we have reports of shots fired. it appears it is right in the neighborhood where we sought swat, police and other officials descending on over the past 24 hours. it appears that shareef allman may have been located this morning. we will continue to follow the latest. we have live reporters on the scene. we will be right back with the latest information as it appears the quarry shooter is now in police at bank of america, we're lending and investing in the people and communities who call the bay area home. from funding that helped a local entrepreneur start a business... to providing grants to a nonprofit which offers job training and placement... and supporting an organization working to help the environment. because the more we do in the bay area, the more we help make opportunity possible. >> breaking news, the sho

the entire job is expected to take one year. in cupertino, thomas roman, abc news. >> if a personal tax is uh approved, the council says it is okay to use the money to hire more police officers. the parcel tax is on the ballot as measure i. and there was concern the measure did not spell out exactly where the money would go. it is earmarked for other programs as well. >> it includes reopening the senior center hours that were lost. it includes lighting. it includes technology for the police so they can do a better job of catching people who commit crimes. >> ballots were mailed out today even though people could walk into city hall and vote yesterday. if the parcel tax passes, the money allocated to police will be enough to hire 30 new officers. >> san jose police say a college student suspected it of killing two former students days earlier. he studied psychology. police say the weapon morino used to threaten the officer was the same gun used to kill former san jose student christina and eric. they were gunned down execution style two days

victims or families to go through any more hard times and so will take care of all the medical and funeral expenses. in cupertino, stephanie chuang, cbs 5. >>> back to the breaking news san jose where there appears to be an officer-involved shooting. chopper 5 is over the scene. >> there was a shooting and there was an officer and suspect taken to the hospital. mark sayre has the story. >> reporter: grace, at this point, we can confirm that at 10:35 this morning san jose police received a call from a resident that there were suspicious people nearby. when officers came to investigate, one of those individuals apparently got into a struggle with the officer for the officer's gun. apparently, the officer that was in the struggle with one of the suspects, that gun did discharge. what we do not know at this point, was the officer in any way injured when his own gun discharge or was the suspect injured? apparently the suspect then took off. there were a couple of other officers that were then called in for backup and both of them also discharged their service weapons. so we have three service weapons discharged. the

. >> the employees reunit to talk about the cupertino workplace shooting. the help they are getting to move forward. >> i have a rehearsal to perform. >> we hear michael jackson's doctor explain what happened during an interview just days after the singer's death. good evening, the feds say enough. big medical marijuana clubs have to close within 45 days. federal prosecutors say even though california law allows for medical marijuana, the big pot operations are not in it to help people who are sick. >> people are using the cover of medical marijuana to make extraordinary amounts of money in short to engage in drug trafficking and many of these drug trafficking operations are in plain sight. >> feds say they are not going after what they call small time growers, only the big operations. if they don't close within 45 days, prosecutors will pursue criminal charges and seize bank accounts. this is the most serious threat yet to the industry that has grown very fast. especially here in the bay area. robert lyles tells us despite this latest threat, the medical ma

tara moriarty joins us from the cupertino sunnyville border where the suspect was last seen, good morningreporter: as you can see there is still a sheriff's unit out here right now and this is one of two that is actually going on and authorities believe the alleged gunman somehow left this area. they also have a crew blocking the roadway and they tell us no workers are being allowed in to the cement plant yesterday. they are waiting to see if they had survived the shooting rampage. operator sharif rollman opened fire at a safety meeting killing three co-workers and injuring three others. >> a lot of noise, it was during our safety meeting. it happened very fast, very fast. >> reporter: now we have video from a local show he used to host and he came to that meeting 4:15 a.m. left, came back with a rifle, he yelled do you think you can he can lettive with me, -- expletive with me, they said he had been in trouble for several safety violations, he was last seen in this area near the h p parking lot where authorities say he shot a woman and tried to carjack her. a spokesperson said he is due

the texas-based company that owns lehi southwest cement plant in the cupertino hills say the workers are trying to bring back the plant to full separation by this week. sharif allman is accused of opening fire on co-workers, killing three and wounding six others. he was shot and killed the next day when three deputies found him crouching behind a car with a handgun in sunnyvale. >>> not just a local story but a national story. the raider nation continues to mourn the death of its legendary owner al davis. there's no word yet when and if there will be a public medical. service. but an impromptu memorial was held last night at team headquarters in alameda. take a look at this video, it was like they won the super bowl. hundreds of fans cheered on the team as it returned home following an emotional win in houston where the raiders beat the texans. coaches and players say they were overwhelmed by the outpouring of love shown by the fans. to so many people, al davis and the raiders helped shape the culture of the east bay, beginning in the 1960s and 70s. davis passed away on saturday at a

the rise of cupertino as a city had the face of apple on it. and it is a blow to the city. he was an incredible businessman, an incredible entrepreneur, incredible personality. and i think everybody knows a little bit about cupertino today because of him, sure. >> reporter: now, apple release the following statement: steve's brilliance, passion and energy were the source of count less innovations that enrich and improve all of our lives. the world is immeasurably better because of steve. and back here to a live picture, this screen grab was taken off the apple homepage a moment ago as you can see, it is very simple in fine apple form, steve jobs 1955-2011. if you log onto the apple website now that's what you are seeing. that is the reaction from here in cupertino. to get a sense as to how customers are reacting to all this, let's go to my colleague mike sugerman in a little bit, we'll hear from him. back to you, dana. >> thank you. >>> joining us now to talk more about steve jobs and his legacy is rafe needleman with cnet. thank you for joining us. the words genius, icon, v

we're at the cupertino quarry where three workers were shot and killed. at that company told us when we asked about the suspected shooters work history. >>> a traffic nightmare comes to an end on a bay area freeway. the police action that started the problem and where the case stands right now. >>> and sheriff deputies kill the man they say shot 10 people at the cupertino quarry. the warning he gave days before that shooting rampage. >>> good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we're following developing news. police are still searching for an armed robbery suspect who shut down 580 for more than three hours this afternoon. tonight the victim of that robbery is hospitalized with life threatening injuries. know it all started around 2:00 this afternoon when police say a man armed with a handgun robbed and shot a woman in her 50s near 38th avenue and mcarthur boulevard. the robber got away in a suv, crashed it and got out and ran. an intense man hunt got underway. officers reopened the freeway

the suspect was last seen in a neighborhood on the sunnyvale- cupertino border. lice helicopter flew overhead. an armored vehicle patroled the streets yesterday, not the usual scene out there and that area will continue to have an increased police presence. am here's what we know about shareef allman the suspected gunman. he lives in san jose and has at least two children. a son and a daughter. as a hobby he produced content for a local television channel. on a show real 2 real, he once interviewed jesse jackson. dabbling in discussions of love and passion, allman also authored a book called, amazing grace, about empowering women against domestic violence. >>> this morning, the world remembering a silicon valley icon. >> apple cofounder steve jobs lost his long battle with cancer yesterday afternoon and anne makovec is at apple headquarters in cupertino where employees and fans have been paying their respects. anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we got ahold of the intercompany memo sent by tim cook the current ceo and it said simply, yesterday, i have

here at apple's headquarters in cupertino, the flags are flying at half-staff in cupertino. apple employees are leaving work, although there is no apparent organized event here with the death of steve jobs. apple though did release a statement to the media. we are goingsay what that says. "steve's brilliance, passion and energy were the source of countless innovations that enrich and improve all of our lives. the world is i am measurery better because of steve." steve jobs form early-morning the ceo stepping down from his position on august 24. at that time, he released a statement that said, i have always said if there ever came a day when i could no longer moot my duties and expectations as apple's ceo, i would be the first to let you know. unfortunately, that day has come. >> that was only a few weeks ago. a little over a month ago. today apple announcing the death of steve jobs again the flags here at apple's headquarters at one infinite loop at cupertino flying at half-staff. very sad day for apple. analysts saying a very sad day for technology. that's the story. back to

the manhunt continues. let's go live to rb fladeboe who is live in cupertino with the latest on the search. >> it is raining again here in cupertino just as it was this morning. the swat team, armored cars and helicopters are all still here. if this is where the carjacking occurred, at this particular intersection. down here at tantau and quayle are blocked off, let me set the scene for you. it is unclear why the suspect came to this particular neighborhood, but he did certainly after the shooting. he ditched his car at the arco's station and made his way down here on foot. this intersection at the left is where he tried to carjack a vehicle. the woman resisted and the carjacking was unsuccessful. he opened fire on that woman. she is going to survive. several people in the neighborhood said they heard as many as four gunshots. a short time >> it was the santa clara police department and notifying the residents that there is this guy who was killed two guys and he is on the loose. he is on the loose with the guns watch for him, do not approach to notify 9/11 if you have a suspect that is in the area. >> and

the loss. one man told us he is cupertino. is obviously also much more, and as people remember the icon, those close to him like steve woes yack remember the man. >> he was just always trying to think ahead of think ahead and look at the newest building parts and what could you make with those? and thinking in items of how they would affect society. a great, great, great visionary and leader. >> show you pictures now across the bay area that our crews gathered this morning. this is video from san francisco, and the apple store there. people just going to their favorite apple store and leaving notes and flowers. we've seen scenes like this across the country and the world, we saw pictures from china and japan this morning. we also want to take to you palo alto, where steve jobs lived. and in front of his home people have drawn ipads in chalk on the sidewalk and they've left flowers and memorials there. this is kind of an ongoing thing, whether you come to cupertino or palo alto or your local apple store, or you just get online,

chilling new video of the cupertino gunman who went on a deadly shooting rampage then terrorized a neighborhood. we are learning more about his violent past. taina hernandez is live in the -- terry mcsweeney is live in the neighborhood where the manhunt ended. >> reporter: he was a living contradiction, it would happen he talked about domestic violence wrote a book about it but was accused of committing it. he talked about peace but died violently. some of the video comes to us from cameras at this arco station at homestead and wolfe road. shareef walking with a rifle he also had a handgun on him tuesday morning, this is after according to police he had shot nine people at the cement plant in cupertino killing three. then shot a woman during an attempted carjacking in sunnyvale. all day and night search ended 7:20 yesterday morning. deputies spotted him. >> our deputies attempted to make contact with the suspect. the suspect was armed with a handgun. all three deputies present at the scene fired shots the subject was pronounced dead at the scene. >> reporter: 20 years ago allman was accused by

we found out about this because we were in the sky looking at the situation at the cupertino shooting. all of a sudden, a lot of the officers there took off with lights and siren and we followed them here and this is just developing news. we're trying to figure out exactly what's going on. this is another license situation with plenty of -- this is another breaking news situation with many police officers here. >>> democrats are working to remove provisions that the president recommended to pay for the jobs bill and substitute a tax increase on millionaires. president obama has been remanding for the past three weeks that congress pass his jobs bill without delay. >>> 7:17. well, veterans of the wars in iraq and iraq are having a really difficult time to adjusting to civilian life. more than veterans of the past. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with a new survey that came out today that reveals how post 9/11 vets feel about the wars. >> reporter: a survey shows just half of them said the afghanistan war has been worth fighting. 44% feel that way about iraq. 40% o

i want to zoom in on the scene right now where this has happened. it is in cupertino at a cement company what it sounds like is that a worker walked into the meeting and opened fire, can you get up to date? >> i have been able to find out that two people have died, four others critically injured did not know their condition at this time with their hanging on to their lives, but i cannot believe that this happened. it was that an employee meeting at a construction company and a very remote canyon road. apparently the workers walked in with an assault rifle and handgun and opened fire on his own employees critically injuring a lot of them. copyright now north and stevens creek boulevard have been shut down. video of the scene shows that it is locked down in the area, a lot of people asking questions apparently allow truck drivers: and and they pick up and drop off materials but right now they're not allowed to go in there. we do not know the circumstances are what cause this employee to go off but i can tell you that is worse than we originally thought. at first we thou

>>catherine: much more of the cupertino shooting spree. that allman spoke of is on happiness at work. >> an amazing shiftan amazing s >>catherine: off the legal trouble facing tam lincecum. >>jacqueline: nasty weather take a look at this picture from oakland. a funnel cloud that it not touchdown. bu we did see nasty storms ♪ >>jacqueline: lingering showers that we experienced earlier. the rain is pushing to the south. with clear conditions and the wake of this storm and cooler overnight. today was quite cool with the low 60s for the most part. 60s and redwood city, san francisco, 63 in half moon bay. tomorrow, the temperatures will warm up about five, 10 degrees. the chance of fog with more rain localized and that fog will burn off as the sun rises. details on your extended forecast and the complete forecast, coming up. it >>gary: tiger woods has not had it victory in two years can he had victory in the bay area? san martin.? [ female announcer ] what's so great about jcp cash? no exclusions! with jcp cash, get 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on t

, we are just getting first pictures of a workplace shooting at the keizer cement plant in the cupertinoreportedly several people have been seriously injured trying to confirm some information that we have and we do have information that there is a search for a gunman, the gunman has not been apprehended and again this is in the keizer cement plan in the cupertino hills southwest of the main part of cupertino, west of highway 85, not a very traveled area and it is -- people do travel there but it's not a major road but this is breaking news and we do have a crew on the way in fact the crew is almost there but these are live pictures and it is hard to tell because it is dark but we do see a lot of police activity. the keizer cement plant is that quarry looking thing north of saratoga, stay with ktvu channel 2 news we are getting more information as we speak, a very serious situation and we will have another report soon. >>> well that was a close call for three ohio firefighters who entered that building just seconds before that explosion but take a look, they are crawling out of the entra

the cupertino company set to unveil the new iphone. the location is a departure so is the man making announcement. amy hollyfield is live with a preview. >> reporter: they've decided to do it here in cupertino, no word on why. apple is very secretive. i can show you thanks to apple graphics you can see october 4th, 10:00 this morning. we'll find out how many, if any, rumors about the new iphone are true. it has been 16 months since the last iphone came out so there's been plenty of time for speculation and the tech world's imagination to run wild. some hope to see a bigger screen. some predicting a thinner phone, better camera. we don't know what it is going to be call. -- to be called. apple has kept all of those details unwraps. one leak came out yesterday. the "wall street journal" is reporting the new iphone will be available on the sprint network. spring's deal clouds a promise sprint will buy -- buy at least 30.5 million phones over the next four years. it won't hit stores today. experts predict we'll see it in the stores in the

we'll get the details at the cupertino headquarters. is is also where of course the new ceo tim cook will be leading the product unveiling. so that means we will not be seeing the man with the black turtleneck and jeans on stage a, of course, steve jobs, not presenting for the first time in years. cook is known to be noticeably less of a show man than his predecessor so we'll see how he does. there are questions about which phone carrier will get the deal for for this new phone. sprint may get in on it. let's look at the possible upgrades. the new mobile operating system ios5 that includes web browsing and other features. a more powerful chip used in the current ipad will help with multitasking with apps and good news for gamers. the icloud service so access things wirelessly on different devices. a beefed up rear camera from five to eight megapixels and not just the 16 and 32-gigabyte option but possibly up to 64 gigs offered. so at 10:00 this morning we will learn officially what is included with this new iphone. our cnet editor brian

the suspect in a triple murder in cupertino was reportedly killed today by police. they >>> recapping our top story, the suspect in a triple murder in cupertino was reportedly killed today by police. now, they believe the man who died on lauren way in sunnyvale was 47-year-old shareef allman. the coroner still has to make a positive identification. police say yesterday allman shot nine people. he reportedly became upset during a safety meeting at the lehigh cement plant on stevens creek boulevard near cupertino. he lot of the meeting and came back with two guns and opened fire. >>> three men were killed, six others were wounded, some of the victims in critical condition. police say after those shootings, allman attempted to take a woman's car, carjacking her at gunpoint before running away. he did shoot that woman, as well. and again, he apparently was killed today in sunnyvale. more on cbssf.com and our next news coming up at 5:00. >>> on a happier note some of you are going to get money back from bart. >> good news. the transit agency is refunding more than $200,00

the world. scott budman begins our coverage from apple headquarters in cupertino. scott, you're just a few miles away from where jobs and his boyhood friend started apple computers in his garage. >> reporter: it's the classic silicon valley story. after so many products, so much lore, so much influence over silicon valley, everyone has a favorite steve jobs commercial. but how about this, jobs famously inviting a ceo candidate to come with him and change the world. we did, and he did. >> this is the new mac book, and you can get a feel for how thin it is. >> reporter: steve jobs was a showman as much as a technologist. >> we are introducing macintosh at a main stream price point. >> reporter: he started apple as a young man, took it public, created jobs and wealth, and in the process, helped launch a blueprint for how silicon valley would work. >> a phone. are you getting it? >> reporter: his products changed the way we use computers, bought and listened to music, talked on our phones. he famously left apple in 1985, even more famously came back and brought it back

the kooper turks no. he tied to take sunnyville and cupertino area. it has been closed off for hours and not a dropoff at all. this scene is typical. heavily armed officers at the front and back of every street. swat teams and search dogs are still going street by street and at times, door to door. officers surrounded a home, but suspect was not inside. the search is centered in this area because this is where charice almond was seen and a witness who saw all of a sudden monday attempted to carjack a woman. >> the guy started running. followed her, and punched her. went down in my laptop bag and saw two shots fired! almond could not take the car and that's how he ended up on the loose in the neighborhood. >> you never know what's going on in someone's mind. i never knew him to be a tough person. he's like a teddy bear. >> that's not how the law enforcement teams are treating them. there's no plan to reduce search efforts, if anything, more officer show up including an emerge unit from san jose and no time limit for this operation. cupertino. >> we are

tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 81 for san jose. 80 for new cupertino. a sunny day in los gatos. 84 on the peninsula. 76 in mill gray and geting into the low 80s for redwood city, mountain view. 80 stwo in -- 82 in lossal toes. -- in loss altos. 74 and a warm october afternoon. 71 in the sunset district and 76 in south san francisco. in the north bay you are looking at 80s. wine growers will be relieved to hear it is a dry forecast. 79 in san rafael. normally with this kind of warm offshore flow we would be concerned about fire danger around this time of year. but not this time around because we did get those recent rains. 77 in the east bay in oakland. 81 in fremont and castro valley. inland areas a warm afternoon. 84 for livermore and 86 in fairfield and for the monterey bay, 74 degrees in monterey. 82 for santa cruz. it is beach weather on my accu-weather seven-day forecast. at least through friday. 70s at the coast. we are looking at mid to upper 80s inland. and then cooling off over the weekend with a few extra clouds. no rain in sight. the cool down

here in cupertino the cost for a one-bedroom, one-bath unit is $1851 a month. spite that increase, these apartments are going fast. in fact, at this apartment complex there are no strategvac and in cupertino the occupancy rate is 94%. this one-bedroom apartment in san jose runs about $1500 a month, and it won't be easy to get. there may be 315 units at the grove apartment homes, but only four are vacant. >> typically in the fourth quarter it slows down a little bit. the traffic is still really strong. we're at 97%, 98% occupied. >> reporter: according to realfacts realfac realfacts.com it has an occupancy rate of 96%. cupertino saw a 17.9% increase in average rents compared to last year. experts attribute this spike to a dense population of well-paid renters from the tech industry. in the east bay it shot up 13.3%. in san francisco 13% and in san jose 11.6% compared to last year. even luxury apartment homes offering big kitchens, great views, and spacious bathrooms are going fast. this two-bedroom unit at 360 residences in downtown san jose rents for nearly $4,0

. >>> as hundreds gather to pay their final respects to the victims of the cupertino quarry shooting ampage, new details on the death of the gunman. >>> here's a look at high temperatures across the country still warm in phoenix all the with way to dallas, new orleans, miami mid to upper 80s. 50s around seattle and great falls. philadelphia running on time, charlotte still having flight arrival delays. and even though you do what you can to take care of it, sometimes you want to give your immune system some support. try new airborne chewable tablets. each serving contains 14 vitamins, minerals and herbs... including zinc, echinacea, ginger, and a blast of vitamin c. it's the easy, great-tasting way to help support your immune system. airborne. in fast-acting effervescent formula, and new super-convenient chewable tablets! >> reporter: i'm amy hollyfield in the city where occupy san francisco could disrupt san francisco this morning. protesters will be on the move during a busy part of morning. >> new information about the cupertino workplace shooter. his autopsy shows a surprising cau

. >> what else the cupertino shooting suspect (-open-paren and new video showing him after the shooting. >> is shooting in the middle of the day, traffic brought to alter dozens of police on the scene that greeted the suspect go? >> it's been big business for the state but let's say enough is enough. the duma facing every medical marijuana dispensary in the state. >> and steve jobs want to pass on his genius two others, the secret project he's been planning for years. >> they survived the shooting at their job and tonight they are telling the stories about how the routine safety meeting at the lehigh cement plan ended with the coworker opening fire. at 27 hour search ended on more weight in sunnyvale this morning when the man in the neighborhood spotted him crouched in the driveway with the ground, gun. that man flagged down the patrol car, car and the police then shot him after he made the suicidal comment and pointed the gun at them. the neighborhood was locked down all day but some neighbors said they felt on alone overnight after swat teams ended their search. >> what if you have go

. >>> hundreds of apple employees gathered at the company's headquarters in cupertino today for a tribute to the cofounder steve jobs. at the same time, normally bustling apple stores went quiet as apple employees around the world were invited to join in. stephanie chuang on how apple workers celebrated their legendary leader. >> reporter: thousands of apple employees packed into the amphitheater at the cupertino headquarters to celebrate the life of their former leader steve jobs. the 56-year-old lost his battle with pancreatic cancer two weeks ago. apple shut down retail stores for three hours to allow employees to join the webcast or go to the memorial. this woman goes to the store only a couple times a year and was surprised by the locked doors. >> i have been saving money to get an ipad. i was very excited to come and get it. i understand, though, what's going on here. so this is wonderful. i'll come tomorrow. >> reporter: to complete this day of tribute, apple changed its homepage this morning with a realtime streaming wall of messages from fans of the late apple cofounder. but just

lehigh concrete cement company set up this meeting here at the cupertino community hall so that all 150 of the employees who work at that plant, the site of that trangedy, can come togethe, have an opportunity to talk things out, share their feelings about the shooting wednesday that left three of their colleagues dead. grief counselors are here to help them with that process. the company is also trying to lend its support, promising to pay for the funerals of those killed and reassuring the workers who survived that they will be paid during this time, even though the plant is still shut down. no word yet on when it will reopen. >> one thing about the manufacturing site, and this site in particular, there's a very strong family relationship among all the employees. and this site, in particular, when you're looking at second, third and fourth generation workers, is a very tightly knit group. we felt it was very important, in addition to giving them information updates, it was a chance for them to get together while the plant is still not operating, and have a chance to see their colleagu

. >>> dramatic 911 tapes after the deadly workplace shooting in cupertino. hear what happened seconds after the gunfire. >> steve jobs's secret regret. the decision he made despite his family and friends's advice. >> i'm jeff ranieri. warming today in the east and the south bay with plenty of mid-and upper 70s. san francisco in the low 60s with the fog that is going to be coming back tonight and low clouds in the south bay. we afteingrsho aftershocks in the weather center. details in minutes. ck >>> back to the top story with the earthquake and aftershocks rattling the bay area. >> the area is overdue for a major earthquake. the hayward fault runs from san jose right through berkeley. we want to go back to cheryl herd who is in berkeley for us tonight and the way this is classified, anything under a 5.0 is credit minor with minor damage. with the fact that it happened so many times tonight, what are the experts saying? >> reporter: they are really concerned because this retro fight project is a big deal. it's no secret that the hayward fault runs from goal po

tomorrow afternoon in the south bay, 81 for san jose. 80 for new cupertino. a sunny day in los gatos. 84 on the peninsula. 76 in mill gray and geting into the low 80s for redwood city, mountain view. 80 stwo in -- 82 in lossal toes. -- in loss altos. 74 and a warm october afternoon. 71 in the sunset district and 76 in south san francisco. in the north bay you are looking at 80s. wine growers will be relieved to hear it is a dry forecast. 79 in san rafael. normally with this kind of warm offshore flow we would be concerned about fire danger around this time of year. but not this time around because we did get those recent rains. 77 in the east bay in oakland. 81 in fremont and castro valley. inland areas a warm afternoon. 84 for livermore and 86 in fairfield and for the monterey bay, 74 degrees in monterey. 82 for santa cruz. it is beach weather on my accu-weather seven-day forecast. at least through friday. 70s at the coast. we are looking at mid to upper 80s inland. and then cooling off over the weekend with a few extra clouds. no rain in sight. the cool down

apple planning a memorial wednesday for employees at the cupertino headquarters. >>> the state's largest group of doctors calling for the legalization of medical marijuana. the california medical association adopted the position at the annual conference this weekend, becoming the first major medical group in the country to advocate the legalization of pot. it took the stance, even though the organization says the medicinal value of marijuana remains unclear. >> i'm 100% confident as the cma and other researchers are given the opportunity to look more deeply into cannabis, they will find what i know, that it's a very effective medicine for a wide range of ailments. >> they called the decision, quote, unbelievably irresponsible. the cma says it's an open question as to whether cannabis is useful for the purposes. but the only way is to legalize it and do more research on the find out. >> 22 years ago a massive earthquake battled the bay area. this morning emergency officials talk about the preparing for the next one. the 6.9 quake struck on october 27th, 1989. it killed 63. the department

ck >>> some chilling new information about the cupertino shooting spree yesterday. a close friend of shareef allman said allman showed off a rifle to him over the weekend. he vowed to use the rifle at work. powell thought allman was just kidding and not serious about using the rifle. brandon powell says shareef allman showed off a new ak-47 to him over the weekend in sacramento, but believed he was not serious about using the rifle. we'll have more at 6:00. >>> the occupy wall street movement occupied san francisco today among other cities as well. in the city, protesters lined up outside the federal reserve building, police and public works crews showed up to take down the signs, the tents and other belongings too. protests have been growing since they started a few weeks ago in manhattan. president obama referred to the spreading proo test protest saying they've made their point. >> i think it expresses the frustrations that the american people feel giving voice to a more broad based frustration about how our financial system works. >> the president urged americans

you for that report. >>> we continue to follow the manhunt for the suspect in the deadlyrr qua syinhogot quarry s cupertino. the search for 45-year-old shareef i allman continues. deputies say he is armed and dangerous. >>> disgrumted >>> disgruntled employee opened fire in cupertino at a cement plant, injuring six and killing two people. >>> shareef allman allegedly walked into a safety meeting at 4:30 am with a handgun and rifle and started shooting. a short time later a woman was shot in an attempted carjacking by a man matching the description of the quarry gunman. the shooter then fled on foot. we'll check back with our reporters on the scene in a few minutes. >>> first, in other news, a mother from san jose is still missing. police don't have much to go on. 28-year-old valerie casillas has disappeared over the weekend. she talked with her estranged husband shortly before the disappearance. casillas was last seen getting into a dark blue suv near waverly avenue in east san jose. >> the vehicle is a great concern to us. we don't know who that car belongs to. no one seems to know or recognize that type

. >> tonight we are hearing for the first time the 911 tapes from the cupertino cement plant shooting that left three people dead and six injured. an employee stormed into the plant and opened fire two weeks ago. one of the calls came from an emotional man who batched the whole thing unfold. listen. >> in the cement plant, at the quarry, somebody shoot everybody. >> how many people are shot? >> five or six. it's in the quarry. >> and everybody is on their way. hold on just a second. >> people will die. >> hold on. >> the shooter was disgruntled worker. authorities say he took his own life as police closed in on him a day after the shooting. >> san francisco's recreation and park commission has approved the naming of the park. san francisco native was the first person to report the hijacking calling to the ground from the crew telephone. betty aung is expected to reopen early next year in her name. >>> coming up next, the medical decision that steve jobs came to regret. startling revelations in his authorized biography. michele bachmann has a message to a bay area audience today. and d