. >> a weather system moving thre bay area caused two trees to topple over this morning. arkansas was blocked by the trees briefly until they came and cleaned up the mess. our chief meteorologist is going to tell us what we were told to expect for today. >> not as much rain south of sao as we expected, but certainly north bay. an inch of rain in santa rosa, and we talked to mark and you saw him out there for the football game, and it's raining up there as well. showers continuing into early tomorrow morning and go to live storm tracker 2, and we see the showers moving on shore right now. and right there there's the heavier showers and here is rock away beach. so the showers are picking up over the next few hours, and they will glide eastward. look at the motion, though, when you watch this. watch what happens. north to south, and now just translating east. there will be a band of showers moving through the bay area the next couple of hours. the forecast for tonight is scattered showers. your halloween, or your saturday most of it dry, almost all of it, sunday try as well,

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. >> and we're stillllive at the ú%rrant apprehension task force trying to put thre >> you can fightre just by %-it is our fugitive filessagai. joy lepola is at the warrant apprehension task force headquarters with the latest for the search for the three suspects tonight. joy, how are we doing? >>well, jeff, we receiving a ot of phone calls. ú%t we arrestill looking for more information on the whereabouts of these three fugitives. as you can see, we haae a team of detectives manning the phones. number. 410-637-8970.ú 410-637-8970. these calls are strictly connidential. here is a look at the three peopll we are hoping to track doww. first we have 18-year-old terrance ellis, wanted for attempted murder. ellis is 5'6 and weighs 150.3 and at 16-years-old, christopher camper is wanttd for attempted murder. camper is 5'7 and weighs 210. and finally we have 27-year-old deion barnes, wanted for repeatedly punching his ex-girlfriend in the face. barnes also goes by the alias kevin parker. 5-foot 11 and weighs 215 pounds. joins us to talk about barnee. %-you take theee cases very seriously?ú >

they feel kuwait and those countries in the gulf, they feel more -- just as threatened, maybe more thret just the nuclear bomb it's as technology advances, weapons become more sophisticated and the damage done to israel, by iran, by other nations, it will become so great that the urgency for peace agreement soon, i believe, become it's it just becomes even greater. it's not just a matter of stopping a nuclear bomb. it's fact a very, very strong technological arm's race going on with all kinds of weapons delivered to other arab nations. syria getting the defense shield and an attack rockets from -- from russia, for instance. >> the odd thing and you know it better than i, it's still wonderful to be in israel. every time i go there i love it. something wonderful about it. something spiritually great about that count propose thank you so mitch martin fletcher. name of your book "walking israel." >>> when i return finish pointing out the absurdity. and inside that box is their financial life. people wake up and realize i better start doing something. we open up that box. we organize it. and

we are facing the worst thre threat.y stand in line for 20 minutes with someone trying to sell you amway products, or i don't know, somebody is like i got to tell you -- you know. but nobody has threatened our lives. have you called your neighbor yet? have you volunteered at a nursing home or community center to help people get register and tell people to vote? i'm not telling you who to vote for. i have don't care if it's a republican, democrat or independent. find someone who you believe more than the other. they're doing it. these people are professional organizers. look at the rally on saturday. if you are still not convinced of the critical juncture to which we have arrived, i'll show you in a second why you need to be. if you remember the movie "the sting" you will understand this real well. america is going through a similar situation. we are being played right now. watch the color of the trees. because the leaves are changing. they think you are just too stupid to realize it. but you're not. they think they can p

o'brien, who hadn't thrown an interception this season, thre three yesterday.aryland falls to 4-2. we're in blacksburg. frank beamer and the hokies playing ke forest on homecoming. first quarter, no score. third and goal. taylor. this is pretty sweet. up to logan thomas. he's the backup quarterback. he can catch, folks. take another look. one-handed grab. virginia tech up 7-0. a sign of things to come. later, more hokies. taylor with time. i mean a ton of time. here comes the pressure. spins out, runs back across the field and finds a wide open danny cole for a 25-yard touchdown. taylor had four touchdowns, three paing, one rushing. the hokies put up 49 points in the first half. they go on to win 52-21. virginia tech has won five straight. we're in charlottesville. cavaliers hosting north carolina. the first play of the game not good for virginia. the tar heels strike. t.j. yates to dwight jones, the big fellow. slips a couple tackles. he's going down thsideline and he's saying bye-bye. 81 yards for the touchdown. north caroli on top 7-0. ouch. later in the fir

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what do you see out thre? what are we looking at on election day, a huge gop wave that takes the house and senate? what are your views at this poi point? >> david, there is a vibrion out here that's unlike anything i've seen before. i've been on my fire pelosi bus since september 15th. we get off the bus on october 30th. in that time i've seen a consistent ground swell of excitement and energy toward this election. the voters are tired of the fact that the federal government has not listenedo them over the past two years, has moved in its own direction, at its own rhythm and they want to pull back on that. i think you're going to see a wave, unprecedented wave on election day that's going to surprise a lot of people. >> what does that mean? what does that mean in terms -- and state legislatures. >> what does it mean to the house balance of power? >> we need to get to 39 seats to get control. but i think we're more than there. >> you say the house will go to the republicans. what about the senate? >> the senate

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a lingering cloud cover to the south part of that;oñu storm was up with thres today so have some cloudsly clear in chile this evening.f&u temperatures only in the upper '40's. slightly warmer in the afternoon the warming trend continues into the weekend was very comfortable temperatures. here's a look at our overnight lows look at these north bay locations. 46 in santa rosa, 47 napa, 48 stammer follow '50s for the rest the bay area so will be brisk out there tomorrow morning but into the afternoon things will warm up and mild the semifinals santa rosa, 70 antioch, 75 in san jose, 67 san francisco. your kron 4 here is a look at your 7 day around the bay run the bay forecast the warming trend continues into the weekend great news for fleet week afternoon temperatures and services gulf + in sunday's 73 and 76 degrees very comfortable. next week's slight cooling a monday this storm passes to the north but warming resume on tuesday. >> a dramatic new report is on it on the war and afghanistan. heavy u.s. reliance on private security in afghanistan has helped to line the pockets of the talent

the police want your help this morning in threing to identify the -- in trying to identify the suspectspaul chambers joins us live in san jose. >> reporter: good morning. we've moved from the area where the robbery took place. this is a busy stretch of road. this is where the robbery took place in it area. we went to the building. it's a nondescript building. the people probably had to know where they were going. the police need your help finding the two people responsible. this happened last month but look at this surveillance video that police just released. it shows the two brazen men robbing the marijuana dispensary. they forced the two employees on the ground before police say they tied their hands and took their personal belongings. the robbers made off with cash and marijuana. the victims were not harmed during this incident. now, take a closer look at the two suspects. suspect one on the left is an african-american man believed to be in his late 20s to early 30s. approx which 6'2", probably 220, 230. with a goatee and tattoos it on both arms. he was last seen wearing a baseball

the red cross is threing to help between 35 and 40 people to then them find a place to stay.irefighters will be out here until 8:00 monitoring hot spots and we'll continue to update you throughout the morning. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> it is four minutes after 8:00. >>> oakland police are looking for two suspects in a home invasion robbery that happened overnight. they say the youngest victim was just 3 years old. clod -- claudine wong is live at headquarters with more. >> reporter: good morning. there are 12 victims ranging in age from 3 to 70 and certainly a frightening ordeal for them. this morning, police are still searching for the people responsible for this home invasion that happened around 11:00 last night. one of the victims told ktvu that a family member was outside the house, smoking when that person was approached by two suspects, suspects police say were wearing hoods over their heads, forced that family member back in the home. at least one of them was carrying a silver revolver and one family member was held a

. >> i rememb one of the girls in shipping had indicated that thre was a call from somebody in the nebraskaing what was left of buffalo's a & a office just then. why what was left? the places with going outf business. massive laoffs. 200 jobs lost. by the time nebraska cops started calling, mary was one of only three people lft to clean up the buffalo office and close it down. and now, here was this investigator asking mary to track down a ring the company likely shipped years ago. and yo said what? you got to be kidding? >> i said that's like looking for a needle in a haystack. however, she mentioned homicide. >> reporter: and that's when mary martino heard about the ring and the double homicide and the fact that nobody else at the company seemed able to help. >> she said she had made several attem attempts and no one was willing to assist her. >> reporter: mary martino said she'd see at she could do. certainly her company would have taken the order, made the ring, inscribed it "love always, cori and ryan" and shipped it, but where? mary went to the warehouse where tens of thousands of bac

problem thre throughout the morning icc condition headed westbound towards foster city headlights comingolden gate bridge easy ride slowing because they were sweeping the lanes but an accident free morning. san jose we thought we cleared out hot spots but in new accident 1 01 causing a of slowing toward santa clara. >> take all look at some state lawmakers are voting for. the budget assumes the federal government will give it counts on the state receiving $5.3 billion from the federal government, nearly $2 billion more than schwarzenegger projected. schwarzenegger and the legislative leaders also assume an economic recovery in california that would be robust enough to send $1.4 billion in additional tax revenue to state coffers. the deal also would delay nearly $2 billion in payments to schools until the next fiscal year. the budget is now three months over due.if lawmakers don't pass a budget this week the state controller's office says it might have to start issuing ious. public works projects would have to be put on hold. the republicans will not raise taxes and the democrats not will

there are thre other women involved in this lawsuit and they are not with us here "todatoday becausescheduling nflict you all were terminated, it was november of 2008, november 21st, why did you decide to join this lawsuit now two years later? >> well, w started the process close to -- soon after that. >> so it's taken that long to get to this point? >> right. right. and the reason that i'm participating in the lawsuit is that citigroup had lip service to inclusion of women in the workplace and then in one fell swoop in 2008, they took out four out of the five female directors in the department eliminating a whole generation of future management. >> but you're convinced that the only reason you were terminad is because you're a woman? absolutely. i think what they did was discuss things and i felt disrespected and hurt and i just want to bring awareness to the open secret that female professionals are disproportionately treated unfairly and have no chae for advancement especially on wall street and at citigroup. >> what did they say to you when they let you go. >> they told me they n

usually when you have approval ratings like harry reid, it's hard to get re-elected thre-ele. that's a dirty race. how that will turn out i think we don't know for sure. >> and then finally with alaska, you have republican senator lisa murkowski who lost in the primary. now she's a write-in candidate versus joe miller who won. and the republican scott mcadams -- the democrat scott mcadams. >> here is a case where you definitely shouldn't trust the poll. you have to fill out the oval and spell murkowski. i think she would have to have a lead in the polls to have a real shot on election day, but miller has not run a very good campaign. she could do it. she could pop the upset. it's pretty tight. >> so the prediction is she may. >> she may. we have miller as a 75% favorite. we think she's a good 1 in 4 chance. she's had some momentum lately. >> nate silver, thank you so much for your perspective. interesting. let's head to the news desk and ann curry for a check of the morning's other top stories. >> good morning. also news today, new numbers out show that more americans are stru