i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. new this morning the investigation continues into an overnight crash that kill as man who was crossing a busy street in a wheelchair. this happened around midnight near market street and octavia in the hays valley neighborhood. christie smith is live in san francisco at that intersection. christie, this area has seen problems before. >> reporter: it has. good morning to you. and this man was actually in the crosswalk trying to cross here heading eastbound down market street when he was hit. you can see the intersection there. and if steve can pan over there is orange marking where the

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a hand written manifesto left by the alleged gunman in friday's shooting at los angeles international airport is now helping authorities determine a motive. this as the suspect is still in critical condition. marla tellez is live with the latest on the investigation. good morning. >> good morning. officials say 23-year-old paul ciancia names janet napolitano. napolitano is our former department of homeland security secretary, currently the president of the uc system. this is video of her last week in the bay area. she was visiting a high school in oakland. in this letter that was found in his duffle bag, ciancia refers to how he believes his constitutional rights were violated by tsa searches and thals he is upset with napolitano. he laid out his plan of attack for friday and here's the lead investigator with the fbi. >> we found a statement where he made a conscious decision to kill multiple tsa employees. he addressed them at one point in the letter and stated that he wanted to, quo

. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. that breaking news in new jersey, and our first look this morning at the alleged gunman who walked inside new jersey's garden state plaza and opened fire. that mall which is the largest in the state is in the town of paramus about about 15 miles north of manhattan. the gunman stormed that mall just before closing. marla tellez is in the newsroom with all of the overnight developments. >> a lot has been going on. early this morning the crisis came to an end when officials say the 20-year-old suspect shot and killed himself in a remote area of the mall. and in the last 60 minute this is picture was released of him. he is richard shoop, police say he is from new jersey. authorities say he does not have an excessive criminal history though they know of him for his drug use. shoop was found after 3:00 a.m. local time with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head. authorities found a note at the scene indicating he intended to hurt himself. >> i do not believe mr. shoop thought he would c

i'm jon kelley. it's friday, time to check the forecast wh meteorolost christina loren. >> indeed we made it we did it together. thanks for wakin up with us there because weost all of the low clos from yesterday without alanket of low clouds it's going to be a cold start to the day. havevhave a pretty nice finish. then the rain moves in. we'll detail that i theull forecast. firstike inouye. >> good morning. we'r struggling through here, 880 not a problem. easy drive norbound with the let's look at the maps.um. this stretch swing north thereof and might have a road crew. typical for overnight construction and westbnd 0 as you pass by fruitvale there could be a crew. past hhway 13 so far you're ne up toward 980 andhe rest of the maze. the aroach a light flow. friday we expect a lighter this has bee a tough wee so we'reatching for a slow drive. back to you. >> thanks, mike. the breaking news, sheriff deputies iestigating a deadly shooting, it happened in east san jose a it was le last night near the cor

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura gaia-cannon. let's say good monday morning to teorologist christinloren. >> heygood morning to you, jon and laura and you at home. almost uniform temperatures to start out your verans day. weave plenty of low clouds. i want to show you some othe skies over the bay area. to t peninsula, live look at pa alto, 54 degrees at this hour. we have low clouds but the weather story today is the fact ere is a storm system on its way. at's not onlyoing to keep the clouds increasinghroughout the day. it's going to kp our temperatures cool. a reat to what we saw yestery. i want to start with vibilities which are dropping off in places like napa, oy a quarter mile availab to you. but i take you down to the sou bay, better visibility here. i'llet you know when the fog is slated to clear and we'll time out the storm system to your door step in moment right nowet's find out if we're gting a breakn the roads. it a holiday. >> it's only 4:32 soe don't expect a heavy volume but we did have acrash. this isrom the coleu

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i'm ura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. od morning. an update o the breaking news right now teang up the early sh morng commute in oakland as we eak. this happening jus before 1:00

. >> yes, kind of like you, jon kelley. good morning. we have a very cold start, temperatures expected to start in the 30s. cold enough for a heavy coat for the first part of the day. welcome to the warmest day of the week. i want to show you, over the past 24 hours, we have dropped by 12 degrees in fairfield. a much colder start in livermore. that goes for napa as well. we have lost those down sloping winds. temperatures are going to be very frim i had, specially in the north bay. high pressure will do its job to warm us up nicely. we will be about 75 in san jose and 73 degrees. last day of the 70s in san francisco. i'll tell you when that rain arrives, coming up. 4:39. first, we'll check your drive. here is mike. >> we are looking to southbound 101. we have a smooth drive right now. we have company. we do have word over the last few days. people have been coming to me saying, it has been a horrible commute that happens after the time frank as we look at the map. folks adjust their morning and specially their evening commutes. really ki

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning to everybody. we want to get you to the breaking news in the philippines, a devastating super typhoon has hit landfall, it happened overnight. about a million people there

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following several breaking news stories, right now b.a.r.t. is shut down because of an overnight computer problem. >> it has been a rough one. christie smith is live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. we hear hundreds of people stuck on trains for several hours. >> reporter: good morning. we're hearing maybe up to 1,000 people just sitting there, they had so much time they were tweeting out photos. we'll get to that. i wanted to show you here at the walnut creek station, and normally this would open about 4:00, 4:30. this is right now. we haven't heard trains roll by so this is a rough start to your friday morning commute. all because of a system wide computer glitch that has passengers telling us it took two-plus hours to get to their destinations overnight. at one point 19 b.a.r.t. trains, 1,000 passengers affected. 500-1000. we have video of the dublin/pleasanton station that was open but appeared they were waiting for passengers to unload. we didn't see much activity tho

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to this morning. first the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> hey, good morning to you. still dealing with rain mostly in the east bay. i want to show you where the heaviest downpours are, livermore, a lot of this activity is east of dublin but we're going to see more throughout the morning. only up in the east bay. yeah, pretty significant rainfall totals. wait till i show you how much rain over the past 24 hours. might just blow your mind. right now, though, he's always blowing our mind, good looks. >> oh, thank you. thank you. wow. starting the morning with a great start. we'll see how it goes from here. the bay bridge, a nice easy flow of traffic. there is the wed roadway and the highway 4, watch that as well having had rain a few minutes ago. that will be slick as the commute starts there. here one of the toll lanes isn't open for cash payers. fremont, the glowing lights. i had to use my wipers because the mist was pretty thick in this area. at times comi

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. first the monday morning forecast with meteorologist christina loren. hope you had a good weekend. >> thank you, same to you. hope you did as well. it's cold out there to start the day. temperatures are going to remain cold as we get into this afternoon, the big news in the weather department is the fact we've got showers on the way come thanksgiving day. so i'll detail that but for today we're going to climb out of the 30s and 40s into the mid-60s. lots of sunshine and then the changes arrive. i'll detail that in my next report. let's say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. that weather is a concern. the travel week as well. so we're looking ahead to christina's report. the presence, this is 880 in fremont past the truck scales. i'll circle this on the map. you see the light volume on the screen. on the map we see slowing, in the northbound direction that was around the truck scales. didn't see it clearly, so we'll track it but so far we're looking at a smooth drive. i'll t

. >> jon kelley. nice to see you. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to christina loren with the forecast. >> a lot of people have turkey and mashed potatoes and gravy on their mind. we're getting so close at this point. temperatures are chilly this morning. i want to point out it's a winter spare the air day. and it's clear this morning, so i can tell you right now make sure you bundle up. it will be a cold morning. temperatures climbing into the 60s, still counting on showers. let's say good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. we're looking to the north bay, very light traffic now. even though with traffic tuesday, call it turkey tuesday, we expect less folks to hit the road. you see the lights, there is moisture in the air. 116 at 121 a crash, a tow truck should be arriving, maybe a telephone pole hit that's in the north bay. in the south bay an easy drive, we have a lot of construction on 680 and southbound 680, reports of a crash off the roadway actually a car went off the road into the dirt there. no major injuries, we have a crew

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. this morning we are watching that weather for

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. a chilly start. >> indeed it is. >> check in with meteorologist christina loren. good morning. >> hey, good tuesday morning to you. yeah, it's cold out there but nothing like this time yesterday. for example, napa at 59 degrees right now where yesterday 31 degrees. so significantly milder up there this morning. we're going to see a nice finish. we keep on climbing for tomorrow and then the rain chances we told you about yesterday actually looking a bit better. i'm going to talk about that. right now a traffic alert. >> i do right off the bat. good morning. tough morning for livermore right now. let's get to you the maps. the bay area looking fine as you would expect at 4:32 except out of the altamont past. west 580 approaching spring town reports of a sigalert, they expect it to take over a half hour to clear. this is blocking two of the westbound lanes, the left two get by. a lot of crews, injuries are reported. it will hold folks up in livermore. livermore, dublin, moving smoothly.

. >> i'm jon kelley. we have breaking news in the east ba fire crews are tre mopping up following the ely morning apartment complex fire forcing a total of 15 people out of their homes. this one happening o whitman interstate 880 in hayward where "today in the bay's"ob redell is live at t sce. bob, you hearne pern, he had to during the flames jump out of the second story building. >> reporter: yes. spoke with that gentleman, a n, his brother-inaw, his sister and niece. an infant that lived in this unit. the way he described it tos when this fire staed just before 3:00 this morning, his sister and his niece, his sister took his niece out of the buding by craing down the stairs. that's how heavy the smoke was. by the te he got to the door to get out him and his brother-in-lawhey couldn't get through the smoke so they had to, no choic but jumput of e second floor window. when he turned around it was smoke. the nex moment there were flames so he me t decision to jump out. he had mor cuts buts okay. the niece,

. >> and i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. we begin this morning with breaking news. it's happening in milpitas. a construction worker is killed during overnight doing road work on interstate 680 near scott creek. damian trujillo is live at the site which may soon be declared a crime scene. >> reporter: this happened about 2:41 this morning. the crews were working for caltrans, not as employees but for a construction company that contracts with caltrans. they were picking up the cones and the road signs here when a silver nissan veered off the road and struck them. right now one lane here on northbound or two lanes on northbound 680 remain closed. let me bring in officer ryan field. what do we know? the silver nissan veered off the road. >> preliminary reports show that the nissan veered off the roadway and drove on the right-hand shoulder striking two contract workers and their vehicle on the right shoulder removing a road work ahead sib. >> reporter: one of the workers was pinned in between his car and the nissan, the driver of the nissan had to be extricated. >> th

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. marla tellez is in the newsroom keeping an eye on the latest from overseas. so much devastation out there. what are you hearing? >> right now it's 9:30 at night, friday. for those lucky enough to have escaped the wrath of typhoon haiyan, they are tucked away at shelters. families spread out in what appears to be a gym floor in this instance. during the day this video here tells a story of utter devastation, torrential rains causing severe flooding. devastating winds with sustained speeds of 195 miles per hour, gusts between 220 to 230 miles per hour. just a recipe for destruction, entire towns wiped out. the brunt of the storm over central philippines. even the spot of sabu has been hit hard. close to a million people are forced to evacuate. we expect that number to rise at least four people have been killed, at least two were electrocuted. one person was killed by a falling tree, another said to be struck by lightning. such a devastating scene. already local nonprofits are jumping in

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. this morning officers in oakland are on the hunt for a gunman who sent seven men to the hospital. police say someone opened fire near the corner of 96th avenue and olive street after 6:00 last night. christie smith live in oakland. christie, do we know how the victims are doing? >> reporter: good morning. two of the men were listed in critical condition, and the other five all expected to survive. this one is unusual. seven men shot just after nightfall in east oakland. in fact t police chief came on the scene and called the whole thing outrageous. it was really brazen shooting. happened at 96th and olive. we shot new video. police believe it's possible the men between 23 and 31, may not have even been targeted in this. they say at this point the motive is unclear. police asking for the public's help, asking more witnesses to come forward and help them find the shooters. what a scene. witnesses describe ten to 15 shots happening quickly. the trib reports that one man was actually shot

. >> i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura gar kia cannon. the baby was taken from a complex near helen avenue. bob redell is live outside the complex. >> new information from law enforcement coming from the san diego police department. they tell us they pinged the father's cell phone last night. the man accused of abducting his baby son from their apartment here in sunny vevale. the cell phone indicated he was in the in the area. it is not clear if he is still in the area. yesterday afternoon, he abducted his baby son from his apartment complex in sunnyvale just outside san jose where he lives with the son and his mother. this picture of the actual vehicle, just one that is similar. the license plate number is 6hil892. police will be he using the suv to abduct the baby boy and take him out of state. the father is mesut guler. six feet tall, about 120 pounds. brown hair, brown eyes. his son, henry guler romero, anywhere from two weeks to a month old, pretty much a newborn. he took the boy during an argument with the baby's mom. the mom and po

. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. today officers in oakland now on the hunt for a gunman who sends seven men to the hospital. police say somebody opened fire near 96th avenue and olive street after 6:00 last night. christie smith is live now in oakland and she is there now. give us an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. a couple minutes ago i reached out to oakland police for an update waiting to hear back but the latest word we have about the seven men is that two of them are still listed in critical condition this morning, the other five taken to the hospital but all of them expected to survive from their gunshot wounds after someone opened fire at 96th and olive street in east oakland after 6:00 p.m. it's quiet there this morning. we shot new video. the police chief showed up yesterday and called it outrageous, brazen to happen on the street corner that time of day. witnesses describe a wild and violent scene about 10 to 15 shots fired very quickly, people on the way to a corner store had t

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garciaannon. we have an update to breaking ws in san jose. the coroner nowt the scene of it's a few blocks from james ck high school. marla tellez i live at the scene. she'sot the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the coroner arrived about 40 nutes ago and looked like as you canee behind me in this parking lot tha they are getting ready to remove the body any mute now, in fact. the body has bee out he since la last night, the deadly shooting reported just befe 10:00. multiple peoe called saying they heard multiple shots fired. deputies found the victim in this pking lot right on sth white road. ems crews were oncene trying to perform life saving measures but that wasot successful. e man was pronounced dead at the scene. the suspect or suspes are still on the run and the weapon has not beenrecovered. a spokean here tells me the man washot at leas once and investigators hope witnesses come forward. >> i do know wte road is fairly busy. i would assume tt hopefully there is somebody that saw something to help us piece togeer this i

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. the biggest silicon valley stock market debut of the year since facebook about to take place as twitter starts trading. scott mcgrew, last minute demand pushed the price up to $26 a share. >> that means nearly $2 billion, going to flow into twitter founders, employees, bankers, investors. we won't get a chance until after the market opens. so more wealth going into a small number of hands in san francisco. the city is changing, not everybody is happy about that. bob redell is live at twitter headquarters in san francisco. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, scott. around 6:30 this morning which is when twitter will ipo on the new york stock exchange under twtv going to abgroup of protesters under the name of san francisco rising, plan to be outside twitter on market street in san francisco and there argument is twittering here has not been good for the city. they argue that the city has given away too much in terms of tax breaks costing the city tens of millions and by the

>>'m jon kelley. od moing. thks for joining us. i want to g youo the breaking news. e sheriff's department investigating a deadly shooting ne a busy resurant in east n jose this happenedast night near the corner of sthhite road and woodhaven drive a few blocks from james lk high school. article article hashe latest details. good morng. >> we are entering the ninth hour of this invtigation and since our last report at 5:30 the coroner has removed the body from the parking wlot this man was shot and killed. the body was fupd lying next to this hicle. deputies tell it's too early to identify the relationship tween the victimnd the vehicle. this will taken from the lot and considered aiece of eviden. this is the can ta bay taco ria, the nearest biggest intersection istory road. cause this is unincorporat sanose the sheriff's depament is handling this case. the big mystery is who pulled the trigger. technicis are busy taking pictures of the scene and then marking the evidence. ves dwers ar talking to witnesses t get a suspect descriion. as of now who ever did this is stl

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. new this morning investigators trying to figure out what caused a driver to hit a wheelchair with a man who was crossing a busy street. it happened near market street and octavia in the hays valley neighborhood. christie smith live in san francisco at the intersection, christie, there's been a lot of problems there before. >> reporter: yes, that's right. even after this intersection was partly shut down because of this fatal accident overnight i've seen a number of people running into the crosswalk against the light. the city has put up warning signs letting drivers know they cannot make the right turn here. it's illegal. but a man in a wheelchair was hit by a car overnight. his wheelchair, you can pan over, it landed here. you can see some of the orange markings. he was trying to cross octavia on market street. details of the crash, that's part of the investigation. what we can tell you the driver did stop at the scene, cooperated with police. we tried to speak with him. he stood out

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we are following several breaking news stories, right now b.a.r.t. is shut down because of an overnight computer problem. >> it has been a rough one. christie smith is live at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. we hear hundreds of people stuck on trains for several hours. >> reporter: good morning. we're hearing maybe up to 1,000 people just sitting there, they had so much time they were tweeting out photos. we'll get to that. i wanted to show you here at the walnut creek station, and normally this would open about

. >> i'm jon kelley. od morning. an update o the breaking news right now teang up the early sh morng commute in oakland as we eak. this happening jus before 1:00 this morning on sthbound interstate 880 near the fifth avenue on ramp. and that is where christie ith is liven oakland. it's been quite t scene out ere. have ty reopened the freeway let. >> reporr: not just yet but the two tow trucks that re out here for bh of the cars invoed in this accidenppear have moved on so we're seeing progress in starting to clear this deay accident. it's causing major backups on 880 through oakland. this is before 16th avenue. three different vehicles e involved, t it was the speeding driver in a bmw possibly going more than 100 misn hour on northbound 880 that's when the 911 call started coming in about a horrie it's near fifthvenue f. you know it this is in the area of lany college in oakland where the freay starts to decline. e chp says the driver in the bmw lost ctrol and clipped the back of a big rig, even with that impact, the

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. happening today president obama will be talking policy during his visit to the bay area. this is the president's ninth visit in 2 1/2 years. this time the president will be here for five hours but he is covering a lot of ground. the president will arrive at sfo at 10:30 but cover several stops including the betty aung recreation center and the san francisco jazz center in hays valley. the president is also attending a v.i.p. roundtable. we'll have a live report on today's trip and what it means for your commute coming up. >> we can tell you president obama's leaving a divided capitol hill as he makes a swing through the west coast. tracie potts joining us live in washington, d.c. and tracie, some of the skeptics from both parties have skeptical things to say about the deal to freeze iran's nuclear program. >> reporter: israel skeptical, republicans are skeptical, so are some democrats that the deal is going to work. let's take a look. the deal itself says that rye ran has got to stop

. >> and i'm jon kelley. just a sad and rough way to get a friday morning started. this happened at 87 at the off ramp add the alma avenue exit. bob had a chance to speak with officers. bob, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, it's going to be at least another two hours before this roadway is open. we're on northbound 280, and you're looking down the northbound 280 on ramp, highway 87. where you see all of the lights and the wrecker, that's where this man was hit and killed. it happened around 5:00 this morning. there are at least two, possibly three vehicles involved. what chp believes happened based on their conversations thus far with the drivers is one vehicle glanced this man, 26-year-old man as you mentioned, then the next one hit him square on, possibly a third did the same. as you can imagine he is still down there waiting for the coroner. they know he is 26 because they found his i.d., they know who he is but not releasing that information because there hasn't been a noticecation yet. chp does not know what he was doing. that area is an elevated portio

. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. thanks for joining us. i want to update you on the breaking news. several law enforcement agencies at the scene of an overnight burglary. this happened in santa clara. and this happening now at a home on crocker way near lawrence expressway and el camino real. police, they say two then right now in custody accused of trying to break into the home. the s.w.a.t. team was called in on this because authorities thought the residents may still be inside. but we are told nobody was home. the suspects, they did try to run away but were tracked down nearby. and police also, they point out there has been a spike in the number of thefts in the neighborhood. >> new details about the 85-year-old palo alto man reportedly detained in north korea while visiting as a tourist. he is a korean war veteran on his way back to the bay area when his trip took a turn for the worse. marla tellez is in our newsroom with reaction from the u.s. state department and his family. good morning. >> good morning. we are hearing more from the

. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning everybody. let's start with that breaking news affecting hundreds of thousands of b.a.r.t. riders. at this point no train service now because of a computer glitch. modern times. christie smith is live at the walnut creek station. at this point any word on when the service will be restarted? >> reporter: we do have word and it's not very good. the word is that we just don't know. we heard 5:00, we heard 6:00 and still no service. i want to show what you folks are doing here. this woman here, alice, a lot of people on the phones this morning. either making phone calls or texting trying to find a ride to get to work. a lot of these riders running out of patience and leaving. i want to show you video of the parking garage where b.a.r.t. riders who waited 30 minutes, maybe an hour are getting back in their cars and driving out, carpooling, jumping in cabs, calling people to pick them up. no b.a.r.t. service this morning because of a computer problem that started after midnight and that's normally whe

. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. we're learning new details about a strange story, a woman jumping right off the third deck of o.co coliseum after the raiders game. she and the man who tried to catch her in the hospital. christie smith is live now at the highland hospital in oakland with an update on both of their conditions g. morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the latest information we have on that woman is that she is still in critical condition here at the highland hospital this morning. as you said, after she jumped from the third deck of o.co coliseum after the raiders game ended yesterday. what's amazing is the good samaritan who stepped in and broke her fall and pleaded with her not to jump. this is a photo from the associated press of deputies walking in that area after the 50-foot fall. the area she was in was covered by tarp. outside the coliseum a spokesperson for the sheriff's department said that the man saved her life. no doubt. the man stepped in to try and break her fall. he is a 61-year-old

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we begin with that breaking news out of the south bay where reports of a burglary bring s.w.a.t. team response to a home in santa clara. it's happening on the 2200 block of crocker way, that's right by lawrence expressway just past el camino real. chase cain was first on the scene. looks like officers have that under control now. >> reporter: they sure do, laura. they have two people in custody. they believe they are the only two people who were involved in this burglary. we also talked to a captain and he says the reason that the s.w.a.t. team was called out here was because they thought there were people still in the house. you see actually some of the swat and police vehicles leaving the scene. apparently what happened is a neighbor called police when they believed that a couple guys were breaking into one of their neighbor's homes. police got out here, saw some people running, heard running in the area. of course they pursued those two people. they sent a canine after the two peop

. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. happening today we're talking about it all morning long, san francisco based twitter now going public, not on the nasdaq but the new york stock exchange. i want to give you a live look at the twitter headquarters where employees they will be celebrating a monumental milestone. twitter for the record pricing its shares at $26, a little higher than people expected. 70 million shares will be issued. the company could raise nearly $2 billion which would value the company at $18.3 billion. scott mcgrew and bob redell are both covering today's ipoo. >> we're learning about a sexual assault investigation at deanza college. it happened on the campus at the media and learning center not far from the parking garage. marla tellez is live in cupertino with the alert that went out to students. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this alleged sexual assault is being investigated by the foothill police department and also the santa clara county sheriff's department. since my last report i had h

. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. happening now cws making progss on a fe burning at a metal recycling yard on the peniula. the fire has been a rough one t there spewing dangerous smoke up in the air. w csing a health concern in a total ofhree bay area counties. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon at sims metal redwood city. the port of bob redell joinss live on scene. crews there expected to have this out and wrapped as faas the fire goe any mute now? >> reporr: corrt. around 6:00 which is now and i can tell you theyade major progss. you look down tard the fire you canee the hose line sprayi down on the fire itself. there isn't much smoke to see. about an hour o two earer therwas a lot me smoke, mh mo obvious. now it looks like it's water and i can't really tell from my vantage point how much smoke there is if any but it's getting closed out. the fire h been und control for several hour just a matter of extinguishing i so you wouldn't have the fes going to san mateoounty specifically redwood city, menlo park, san

. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning. this morning we are watching that weather for you as much needed rain returns all over the bay area. right now i want to give you a live look outside at both san francisco and that is downtown san jose. >> this morning we're seeing power outages, slick roads, even some reports of minor flooding. let's begin coverage with christina loren. where is the rain coming down right now? >> we're getting a bit of a break right now. corning to you. you can see what's come through over the past couple of hours, count on slick conditions as you make your way out the front door. if you have not had a chance to do so, it's a good idea to clean out your storm drains in the south and east bay. zooming you in to the south bay, san jose, 11th and julien is where you will find anthony slaughter this morning. 55 degrees out there right now. getting a break from the rain. you had to deal with some rain where you live in san jose last night. people are waking up without power paw of the stobecause of system

. >> and i'm jon kelley. good morning. we start off with that breaking news in new jersey where the investigation is now beginning into what motivated a 20-year-old man to open fire in that state's largest mall, then shoot and kill himself. the garden state plaza mall in the town of paramus, 15 miles north of manhattan. marla tellez has all of the details about the shooter, the gun that the shooter used. good morning. >> good morning. in my last report i told you that the suspect got the modified ak-47 from his brothers. now they say he did not have his brother's permission. the brother did own the gun legally. this photo has been released of the shooter, he is 20-year-old richard shoop from new jersey. authorities say he does not have an extensive criminal history though they know of him for his drug use. shoop was found after 3:00 a.m. with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. we reported a note from shoop was found at the scene. now officials are saying that note was actually left with his family. officials are not calling i

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. >> and i'm jon kelley. yes, it has a historic vibe. scientists at uc berkey invested in this launch. that's because the scecraft is full of equipment built by their team. the scientistsust watched maven blast f. >> reporter: good morning. they're al smiles. thiss really cause for celebratn here at uc berkeley. i had a chance to speak withne of the lead scientists. i asked him, wt's it like to years finally launch into space? he said, we love it. we're really excited by this type of thing. that because many of th instrumenton the maven specraft were built here at uc berkeley space and sciences lab. maven stands for mars atmosere andolatile evolution. it's an orbiter that may help reveal the mysteries of mars' past and current mosphere. some of the uc berkeley team is in florida for the launch this morning. but st are here watchg a nasa feed up in the hills. we're told it actually takes out tenonths for maven to destination following the launch that happened around10:30 thi morning. it will collect data on why mars lost its atmphere with

i'm jon kelley. >>> i'm+xd laura garcia-cannon. let's chk the forecastith meteorologiskoko?h(r)istinlore. >> goodorning.ÑiÑi welcome back >> the warst day of the week, starting out inÑi the 4s and 50. look where we are he 80 degrees in e east bay, 70 in the peninsula. do wt to tell you about some wind head ourxd way that will bey next report. les say good morning to mike >>>ood morning. good night to these folk you see flashing lights ming down. this crew is startin to clear 80pproaching ts ashby avenue.çóc we will show you ts on the p ma. the sa areaxd where we see some slowing. as t crews start to move, that's good news, the morning commute kicks in there. one of your first spots. the approh to the bay brie moves ry smoothly. no problem3ñác aossçó the bay i téae'll track your traffic. >>> 4:32. happening now, the search for a san franciscoity college week is ramping up thi morning. the san francisco special victs unit is now on the case derric shoe. his family says no one has heard from him since thursy when he was last seen leaving his home in theayview atcçó

. >> and i'm marla tellez in for jon kelley. we begin this morning with breaking news. it's happening in milpitas. a construction worker is killed during overnight doing road work on interstate 680 near scott creek. damian trujillo is live at the site which may soon be declared a crime scene. >> reporter: this happened about 2:41 this morning. the crews were working for caltrans, not as employees but for a construction company that contracts with caltrans. they were picking up the cones and the road signs here when a silver nissan veered off

. >> i'm jon kelley. good morning, everybody. we want to get you to the breaking news in alameda where police have taken a resident into custody in connection to a huge overnight apartment fire. possibly, a big break in this case. that fire near the corner of briggs avenue and high streets right near lincoln park. that is where "today" in the bay's christie smith is live with an update. what are they telling you? >> reporter: they are telling us that one person is in custody, a person of interest. they didn't have a lot of details. the red cross has shown up, helping some of the displaced residents. you can see them across the street there in blankets. one woman told us that she actually had to jump off her balcony. these folks learning that their apartment building is a total loss. again, one person taken into custody, a person of interest. firefighters now doing overhaul on this building here at briggs and burnside that burned and burned for more than an hour. it started at 2:47 this morning. huge flames towering over this resi

i'm jon kelley. >> good morning. i'marla tellez laura garc-cannon is off today. let's get straight to teorologist christinloren with a look at the forecast. good morni to you on this tuesday. >> hey, good morning to you. we'vgot plenty of 50s to start th day and your micro climates allhowing the same thing, mostly cloud conditions. i want to showou where the showers are coming through. we're goingo see more of this tivity throughout the day. mostly up in the north bay, looking pretty dry south of the golden gate brge. we'll letou know if your cy isair gameo see showers. firs let's check your drive. >> good morning. we'll start with a smey shot of the san mateobridge. we'll take tyou themaps, a clearer view. the dumbarton bridge. eabound coming offhe dumbartobridge there is closure,he connector off 84 getting onorth and southbound 880 are closed right now for nstruction. th may last unt 6:00 a.m. so about that. mightot have known they have that closed for the ramp change through the area. on the peninsula side things are movingsmoothly. looking atremont a the miss

. >> i'm jon kelley. nation this morng saying, re the yeah, he hears amecans are upset about losing their hlth insurance, so now he is offering a fix. . obama annouing if you like the pl, you will be able to keep it inany cases, but not all of them. nbc bay area steve hamilto has the story from washington. >> repter: president obama said he did not mean to deceive the ameran people bh he promised they could keep a plan they liked. 98% of the american people r eier it genuinely wldn't hang at all or they would be pleasantly surprised with the options in the marketplac and thathe grandfather clause would cover the rest. that proved t to be the ca, and that's on me lowers for one year the obama care standards for individual policy. said to take effect janua 1st. compies can continue o inreinstate low co basic pocies that they had to cancel. milies who had tse plans can ntinue if the insurae companies agree. >> i hear you loud and clear. i said that i would do everything we can t fix ts problem,nd today i'm o

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. >>> a break in a decades old cold case in the bay area has just been announced. christie smith live in dublin with how the murder suspect knew the victim. good morning. >> good morning to you. steven whitaker is the victim, and his family is inside sobbing as word of the arrest was announced, and one of them -- one of the suspects is known to the family, and that is his second wife. we're told they had a rocky relationship and we're trying to dissolve their marriage. they actually lived together at the time and were trying to sell their home. i wanted to show you a picture that detectives just shared with us this morning. the case has been cold for 23 years until his estranged wife identified as sheryl drake and her new husband, william devin were arrested and charged with his murder. detectives tell us that really what this amounted to was re-interview willing people and using new technology on old evidence. whitaker was found stabbed on to death on a redwood road, an east bay regional park. police originally had the case. what investigators are

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. lots to get to. it's really, really thick out there this rning. e of thoseornings you don't want to messround en in the places that don't typicly get socked in. campbell had thick fog. we're looking pretty good to finish the day. ghs are going to endp in th 60s. we'll show you wn the fog will clear and thenhat you can expect for the all important weekend. we're so close. you t to get to work. that cld be challengingith al of the low clouds so check on your drive. yeah, low clouds hover. we c see westbound 80, the headlights coming toward u that's a better shot. we'll wah as it thickens here. we'll look a the map as well. that is through berkeley.p, coming down to the area the east shore freeway has truck shoulder.els on the right crews are bcking the right lane. you see a sldown past highway 4. only one lane is blocked. it's early in the commute. in almost an hour now. it may takeonger to clear. we'll track is. thiss a major spot for the morng commute. >>appening now in the east bay, a fewundred peop

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. we like working with each other but we love our weekends, don't we. >> we do because it's sleeping in time. yeah, when it's cold in the morning it's hard to wake up. that's why good news, this morning not as frigid. we have plenty of low clouds and high and mid level clouds across the bay area which means we're going to see an absolutely beautiful sunrise. and temperatures are running about 5 to 10 degrees milder than 24 hours ago so we're in the 50s. headed to a cooler afternoon and tracking the rainy pattern four out of the seven days on the seven-day forecast including that rain chance. we'll talk about that coming up. good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning. we'll look here, first we'll start with a live look at 880 through oakland. we do have a road crew nearby south of the coliseum blocking a couple lanes. we have more road work on the tri-valley but the bigger issue. the commute direction you see those traffic flows are green. we head eastbound, we're looking here toward a

i'm jon kelley. >> i'm marla tellez. the bay areaets a much needed ink of ter. rain start falling in the bay area a few hrs ago. bob riddell isive in the south bay, though, where we aretill waitin for the much needed precipitatio bob, good moing. >> it's definitely o of the dryer years on rerd. i'm talkingbout san jose, oakland that havell received less than an inch of rain sin the art of july. normally i should already be at two to fr inches. you can see how dry it's bn just by looking athe levels. the santa clara valley water strict that operates this reservoir andine others is not panicking about the water yes, they need that rain to replenish t ground water table in these reservoirs and theare hoping this rain that fell this morningventually makes its way down here to the very thirsty south bay. if it doesn't,hey're now worried -- at least not yet because they tell us we still have the real rainy months of january, february, and march ahead of us. what happens then wi determine whher or not customersill have to ration their wat u during thesummer. >> whave e

i'm jon kelley. >> good morning. i'm marla tellez. it is veterans y, a tim to remember and honor those who country. still do serve our christie smith is live i richmond with look at some of the events today. good mning. >>eporter: good morning to you. we have three very different veteransay events going on the east bay. we're at one now. i can hear sinng going on in the background. i also had a chanc to talk to some veterans. this ent just getting underway right now. this is at the red oak victory ship in richmond which is undergoingrestoration. right ne to it, though, a ribbon cutting and dedication for the newly restored rigger's this is part of the chmond revitalization that's been going on down here. this was bui in the 1940s to part of the building will be a this morning we saw veteran tting a look at the ship. eaier in the morning, scouts and members of the lions club placed american flags on veterans graves. some of the younger scout surpsed by how far back the date andonflicts go. we caugh up with a vietnam veteranho said he r

i'm jon kelley. let's get to our business right now. this is reporter scott mcgrew. a good opening for twitter. >> go for everyone to like this morning. twitter founders, employees, they made a lot of money, jon. original investors made a lot of money. if you believe twitter has growth and profits ahead of it, well, then lots of people who wanted to buy a share finally got in at a fairly reasonable price. twitter launched this morning on the new york stock exchange. that is the bay area's vivian there ringing the opening bell. you probably know her as the lemonade stand girl, and, yeah, that is actually patrick stewart standing to the screen right there. twitter asked four people who used twitter in interesting ways to be their representatives on the podium this morning. now, twitter started trading about 50 minutes after that opening bell and the stock took off from $26 a share. last night's ipo did just under $47 share right now. what's remarkable is how very un-facebook it was. here's twitter and facebook. twitter on the nyse. facebook on the nasdaq. twitter, four