the house. and fired into the open garage. pittsburgh police say two teenaged boys were shot. one of them was transported to a hospital by helicopter. both of them are in critical condition. the 9-year-old girl was shot in the shoulder. all four victims are expected to survive, police say they haven't had any problems at this house before, and even neighbors say they were shocked to hear about the news. >> there was a party going. you got kids. and then we heard firecrackers and i come out and check and i heard all of the screaming. and at first, the kids were crying and all that stuff. i said it has to be firecrackers because the kids were crying. but then the guy comes out saying somebody got shot. >> reporter: pittsburg police have been patrolling the area. they don't have very much to work off of this morning except that the two adult shooters are adult males and looking for a dark-colored sedan that may have been used as a get-away car. back to you. >> all right, thank you very much. san jose police are expected to release more details today about an officer-involved shooting that left a suspect dead. it happened just before noon yesterday on worcester avenue, just northeast of downtown. police say a caller reported a suspicious-acting man with a weapon at the parkside terrace apartments. and four officers arrived and found the man in a parking lot. >> something transpired where one, at least one officer was forced, or felt a necessity to discharge his firearm at the individual. and usually we do that for our protection. or to protect our fellow officers or somebody in the public. a civilian. >> the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. police are not yet releasing further details. but witnesses say the suspect was in a car when he was shot. one woman says he rammed several cars while trying to get away. it is the city's sixth officer-involved shooting in 2011. compared with four last year. 5:02 now. a handful of people are under arrest this morning, as occupy protesters take to the streets around justin herman plaza. stephanie chuang is in san francisco to explain what they were arrested for. she joins us with more. stephanie, good morning. >> good morning, frank. and all five arrests made here, there was a bit of a clash between police, and occupy sf protesters who set up a base camp here, and dozens are still out and about here, and we're joined first by cody one of the five arrested by police last night and can you tell me what led up to this. >> yes, we were protesting in front of the federal reserve. we kept expanding and getting more and more people. so we moved here saturday. we slept here saturday. with no problem. and then we put up tarps because we thought it was going to rain today. and the police told us we couldn't have those. and then -- >> at 10:00, they came, right? >> at 10:00 they came, and that was after they gave us a warning that they were going to enforce the curfew that the park closes at 10:00. >> what led up to the clash? i mean it got violent? >> no, it did not get violent. we were completely nonviolent. what happened was the police came, they ripped down all of our stuff, and took it, threw it in a truck and we went to the street to stop the truck from moving peacefully. i noticed that they were pushing females so i got in front of the females and then the police orders to move back and the crowd wouldn't move back and the next thing i knew, the police said get him and i was detained. >> so you guys are going to be here, this is your new base camp, right. >> yes, we plan to be here indefinitely or until we grow so large la that we have to find another spot. >> that was from cody, one of the five who was arrested last night. and police say four were arrested for reisting arrest. and blocking the roadway. and one for battery on a police officer. and again, that police are saying that they warned the occupy sf protesters that they would be coming in to take down these belongings, these tents because they were in violation of the park code. and that's the very latest from here. back to you. >> stephanie, thank you. we know they're camped out there. are they going to protest and march through the city again today or this week? >> you know what? they are always planning more activities. that is a definite possibility. the last one they had was just saturday. and in fact, they are getting a lot of support from local lawmakers like senator leeland. he took part in that march, too. and i know that some of these occupy sf protesters have been reaching out to these people in power for help. frank? >> stephanie chuang, live in san francisco, thanks. >> it is the one month anniversary of the "occupy wall street" movement and grown to dozens of cities across the university and including oakland and walnut creek participating and protests of corporate greed spread to europe over the weekend and arrests in a number of cities and in chicago, about 175 protesters were taken in for refusing to take down their test tents and leave a city park, much like here in san francisco. oakland police are investigating three weekend murders. two men were shot to death, just before midnight, friday. at an apartment in the 1300 block of macarthur boulevard. another man was shot during a carjacking. that happened on olive street. he died early saturday at the hospital. and this brings the total number of murders in oakland this year to 94. and there were 95 for all of last year. the two suspects in the murder of an east bay oakland boy, of an east oakland boy, expected to have a pretrial hearing today. and 3-year-old carlos nava was killed in august. 26-year-old lawrence denard and 22-year-old willie torrence pleaded not guilty last month. police think the drive-by shooting was gang-related. they think the shots that killed nava were meant for two men who were wounded. it was 22 years ago today that the lomaprie. ta earthquake struck the area. and it devastated areas from oakland and san francisco to sant kruz. and the quake is blamed for 67 death. an open house and remembrance are planned this afternoon for the san francisco fire department museum with a moment of silence at 5:04 the minute the quake hit. pg&e is warning people on sand hill road, that's in menlo park, that they might smell some natural gas this morning. the utility will be running those pressure tests on their pipelines there. and the offices of emergency services says the smell should go away quickly and that services will not be interrupted. so not to worry. although when you smell gas, it is usually making you worry a little bit. >> a little concerning. >> time is 5:07. time for another check of traffic. first to weather. christie, you're kind of on easy street lately, right? >> knock on wood. or metal. off whatever this is. it is gorgeous weather this weekend. today even more beautiful weather outside. warmer temperatures than what we saw saturday and sunday and if you like those slightly hotter temperatures, you're really going to like what is in store for us today. and mostly clear outside this morning. and the coastline seeing a little bit of cloud cover and parts of santa rosa seeing patchy fog this morning. and the temperatures today, though, significantly warmer, than what we saw yesterday, and here is a look at the temperatures yesterday, and we make our way into the afternoon highs and look at the numbers, a range of 7-15 degrees warmer than just yesterday. so definitely can pull out the short-sleeve shirts today if you're in the inland locations and a full look at the extended forecast in just a bit. and we will go to giada with a look at traffic. >> not a bad drive on the roadways right now. in fact we are accident free. and hopefully stay that way. the only thing you want to look out for is some road work, and taking eastbound highway 4 later on today between 6:00 and 1:00, there is road work in effect between bailey and railroad. it will cause some delays through there. the good news is westbound highway 4, the commute direction, lots of green and traffic moving up to speed and no delays with the altamont pass. and all the way to 680. a live look at conditions along 101 as you work your way through the south bay. right at mckey, and not a lot of cars on the roadways. so good time to get to work. that's a look at traffic. back to you. >> thank you. and 5:09. the world's best and brightest honoring steve jobs. the super secret tribute here in the silicon valley. >> it is difficult for everyone in the community. >> the racing world in shock after a fiery 15-car pileup. how drivers are remembering one of indy car's biggest stars. and protecting you from bill shock. cell phone bill shock. the new alert before you go over that cell phone plan limit. all coming up. ,,,,,, 3q spots again. detergent alone doesn't fully dry your dishes. it leaves spots and residue behind. add finish jet-dry and they dry two times better. and they're shiny. 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difficult for everyone in the community. >> the rest of yesterday's race in las vegas was canceled. another celebration of steve jobs' life is planned wednesday at apple headquarters in cupertino. the celebration will be for apple employees, and the company says no public services are planned for its co-founder and jobs died october 5 and buried during a private service. another private service was held yesterday at stanford, with a number of silicon valley executives attending. president obama hits the road this morning. the president is going on a three-day bus tour through north carolina and virginia, two states that could be critical to his re-election campaign. the white house says the trip is to push for the president's jobs plan. senate republicans blocked a vote on the $447 billion proposal last week. 5:13. an easier way to diagnose kids with adhd. x is for x-rated. the adult content popping up on a sesame street web site. ,, howdy folks! jack box here, with my new outlaw 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more of a warmup, particularly in those inland spots. and as you're stepping outside this morning, clear for the most part. and we are seeing a few low clouds lingering at the coastline. and inland locations. and seeing some areas of patchy fog but clearing out very nicely by this afternoon. at least in the inland spots. and at the bay. lots of sunshine in both locations. we will get some sun breaks at the coast as well although we will probably see some clouds lingering into the afternoon hours. and this high pressure holding temporarily. that's going to mean the warmer conditions today. and then changes in store for tuesday and wednesday. and as we see this low make its way into the bay area. and dropping temperatures down significantly. and so really bumping then up today and back down on the rollercoaster for tomorrow. and so highs around the bay area today, look like this. 82 for palo alto. and santa clara and topping out at 84. and los gatos hit 87. and 70 at pacifica. so a nice beach day there and in the inland spots getting close to the 90s in the far inland locations and seeing a few 89-degree readings dublin and san ramon and 87 as a high in fairfield. and north bay, a mix of 70s and 80s here today, as well. and 86 for petaluma. and daly city at 71. and richmond at 77. and breaking that 80-degree mark in oakland today. and so monday, today, we will be likely the warmest day of the workweek and then you notice the cooling trend and make your way into tuesday and wednesday, and more fall-like weather and then a slight warmup as we make our way into the weekend, so i know it is a ways out but already looking at the is sunny skies in store by the end of the week. and that's a look at your forecast, over to giana with a look at traffic. >> something to look forward to. >> let's head to san jose where traffic is off to a good start. here is a live look at 101 at conditions near mckey. a few cars out there on the roadway in the commute direction but overall an easy ride this morning for your monday workday commute. and jumping over to our map, the rest of the south bay not too bad. here is a look at conditions on the northbound side of 280 through downtown san jose and traffic looks good in both directions and accident free and no construction in the south bay. and same for 237 in millipitas. a few cars out there. but so far, traffic is very light. mass transit off to a good start. bart, ace, muni, cal train, ferry, all checking in accident free or problem free this morning. and if you're planning to take the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is light and in fact no delays there and headed over to the golden gate bridge, really the only trouble spot, a bit of foggy conditions there, as you work your way across the span, but overall, still a nice ride, southbound 101, from 580 to the golden gate bridge toll plaza, 11 minutes. back to you. >> and we thank you. 5:19. election time begins today in oakland. on three ballot measures including a five-year parcel tax. it is called measure i. an annual tax for parcels and designed to raise money for several services including public safety and parks and roads and the measure does not specify how the mun will be divided so the city council will consider two spending plans tomorrow. this is a mail only election with a deadline for ballots november 15. today the fcc is expected to announce a new warning program for cell phone users. customers will be alerted when they're reaching a monthly limit on minutes, text messages or data. elizabeth likes this. last year, the fcc determined one out of every six mobile users had unexpected increases in monthly bills and nearly one-fourth of those cases, the increases were 100 bucks. or more. that will get your attention. >> i flow. it is good. i think i -- i know. it is good. i think i would lower my phone plan so you would get alerted. >> have you gotten a bill $100 more than you thought. >> a long time ago. but i was actually hearing on kcbs on the way over here and someone got an $18,000 bill. >> be careful. >> that is a mistake. hackers got their hands on sesame street over the weekend. and the show's youtube channel was taken offline of a clips of big bird and elmo were replaced with sex videos. a message on the show page informed users it had been shut down due to repeated or severe violations of our community guidelines. that is a nice way of putting it. and no word from pbs. the show's producers. doctors may now find it easier to diagnose and treat children with adhd. the academy, american academy of pediatrics has just released new guidelines for children as young as four years old. under the new guideline, the first treatment recommends behavior therapy. now, if that doesn't work, doctors may consider medications. more than 5 million children, ages 4-17 have been diagnosed with adhd at some point in their lives. well, a little inspiration to get off the couch and get going. this next story should do it. a runner who landed in the record books not just for his time but for his age. you won't believe it. >> incredible. raider nation, comes together, the special honor for al davis, at the first home game, since his death. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] dandruff, meet micro-beads. any last wishes? new selsun blue deep cleansing micro-bead scrub goes to the source wiping out flakes before they flake. new selsun blue deep cleansing. officially dedicated. thousands gathered i welcome back. the martin luther king jr. memorial on the capital mall is now officially dedicated. thousands gathered in washington, d.c. yesterday. president obama and members of the king family unveiled the memorial. the event was originally planned for august but had to be postponed for safety reasons because of hurricane irene. in oakland, football sunday was unusually solemn. the raiders play in the first home game since the death of their team owner al davis. >> super bowl champion head coach john madden lighting the tore inch a poignant tribute -- torch in a poignant tribute to al davis. >> davis was recognized in a special half time ceremony and fans arriving in oakland as earllely as friday and others wore t-shirts and others paid tribute in other ways to mr. davis. >> from here to now, big al reigns. >> big al davis in the house. >> he is the man. >> him leaving is just like a relative, dying, an era. >> raider nation showing their spirit yesterday. many wonder about the raiders future though. in oakland. with davis now gone. there is some speculation about a possible move back to l.a., or sharing perhaps the future santa clara stadium with the 49ers. oakland had a big win beating the cleveland browns yesterday 24-17. >> he was the man. like a father figure to all of those guys. >> all the raider nation and a big part of the nfl. i think a lot of people kind of villainized him a little bit but he had a lot to do with where the nfl is today. turning 100 years old. no problem for one runner. >> nope. his age was no obstacle to running a marathon. mr. sing is expected to be given the world record for the oldest marathoner ever. he ran his eighth marathon yesterday. in toronto. he took more than eight hours to finish. earlier this week, he actually broke records forerunners older than 100 in eight different track distances. >> i'm tired just watching. >> can you imagine? >> no, i can't. like i said, on friday, i want to see birth certificate proof. can you believe he is 100? >> i went to the uc cal game and i couldn't catch a cab. i walked back. and i was exhausted. >> give yourself another 50 years. >> it is 5:27. can wall street keep the rally going? how the day is shaping up now for investors. >> and plus coach versus coach. what sparked a scuffle after the 49ers victory over the lions. that right there, that and more coming up. a birthday party turns violent after gunmen opened fire hitting four people. including a 9-year-old girl. we're live in pittsburgh with the very latest. occupy sf protesters expand their territory and police respond with riot gear and arrests. we have the latest on the clash coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this morning.. the search for gunshots at a birthday party. four people hit, including a 9-year-old girl. this morning, the search for those gunmen. and if you like those warm temperatures over the weekend, you're going to love the hot weather in store today. i will tell you how warm we're going to get in just a bit. and smooth sailing on the roadways. also for mass transit. details coming up. and good morning. it is monday. october 17. i'm elizabeth wepbger in for grace lee. >> hi, i'm frank mallicoat. time is 5:31. and we begin this morning for the search for gunmen who opened fire at a baby's birthday party. >> a 9-year-old girl is among the victims. unser hudson is in pittsburg with what we know so far about the suspects who are still at large. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. pittsburg police are still patrolling the area after last night's shooting. it happened at this corner house on ravine drive in pittsburg. 30 people came out to celebrate a birthday when unknown gunmen began shooting. hitting two teenaged boys and a 9-year-old girl. around 8:00 p.m. sunday night two hooded gunmen walked up to the house and fired shots into the garage. pittsburg police say four people were hit. including a 9-year-old girl. the two teenaged boys are in critical condition. one was taken to the hospital. by helicopter. all four victims are expected to survive. the neighbors say there have been no problems at this house before. and that this is relatively a quiet neighborhood so they were shocked to hear about the shooting. >> there was a party going. you got kids. and then i heard like firecrackers and so i came out and check and i heard all of the screaming and at first when the kids were crying and all that stuff, i said it had to be firecrackers because the kids were crying but then the guy comes out and says somebody got shot. >> reporter: now, right now, pittsburg police say they have very little to work with. there is no suspect description other than they're looking for two adult males who may have used a dark-colored sedan as a get away car. anyone with any information is asked to contact the police. back to you. >> and at this point, do we know, do police know if the shooters possibly knew the victims? >> there's no information on that yet. they don't know if the gunman knew anybody at the party. or the people who were celebrating the birthday party. so that is some information that we still have to try to figure out. >> unser hudson, live in pittsburg, thank you. protesters and police clash during occupy san francisco. this morning, several people are under arrest. stephanie chuang is live at justin herman plaza with more on the pretty violent showdown. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth. here is where the protesters have expanded their territory. this is their new base camp. as you mentioned, arrests were made in a pretty violent clash with police at around 10:30 last night. much calmer now for us with people sleeping and some still chatting about what happened and sfpd says it told protesters early in the day yesterday that they were not allowed to camp at the plaza in violation of the park code and warned them throughout the day to leave but protesters tell us they only heard that around 9:00 last night and it they refused to take down the tents and customers came in riot gear and moved the tents and other belongings into public works trucks and protesters tried to block the truck before the members slashed a tire and in all, police arrested five people, and we spoke with one of them about what happened. >> they came out, and just kind of walked in, through our line, and towards our communications and our kitchen. and then just started ripping down our canvasses, ripping them, throwing all of our stuff in piles and we kept that line and then we started around the dpw area so they couldn't leave with our gear, with our stuff. >> and sfpd arrested one person for a battery on a police officer. the other four for being in the roadway and resisting officer. occupy sf says it has no plans to leave the plaza and has a letter of support from the mayor ed lee. and again, not moving. in fact this morning, they are planning another march in front of the civic center courthouse. and that is set to happen at 10:30. back to you. >> thanks, stephanie. the "occupy wall street" movement is now entering the second month today with no signs of letting up. over the weekend demonstrations against corporate greed spread across the country and overseas to europe. in chicago, about 175 protesters were taken in for refusing to take down their tents and leave a city park. 5:35 now. more details should be released today about a deadly police shooting in san jose. it happened just before noon yesterday in worcester avenue, just northeast of downtown. now, police say a caller reported a suspicious acting man with a weapon at the parkside terrace apartments. four officers responded, arrived and found the man in a parking lot. >> something transpired where one, at least one officer was forced or felt a necessity i should say to discharge his firearm at an individual and usually we do that for our protection or protect fellow officers or somebody in the public, a civilian. >> the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene and police are not releasing further details but witnesses say the suspect was in a car when he was shot and one woman says he rammed several cars while trying to get away. it is the city's sixth officer-involved shooting in 2011. as compared to just four all of last year. we will switch tkpwaoers a little bit and do a little traffic and weather and go over to christie with a little bit of a heat wave. >> a warm wave. calling the new term a warm wave. increase in temperatures as we make our way into the afternoon today. so even toast yer readings if you like what you saw over the weekend. you will really like what you're seeing today. mostly lear in the inland spots today and seeing some areas of dense fog in santa rosa. and low clouds along the post line and a little bit of fog spill into the bay as well. the highs for this afternoon, looking good, a lot of 80s in the south bay and breaking into 90-degree territory and pleasantton hitting the 90-degree mark in the inland spots and looking good in the central bay as well. san francisco almost making it to 80 today. a full look at the forecast coming up but over to traffic. >> thank you. it was too good to be true. we're now starting to see some delays along the altamont pass. and yellow on our sensors. which indicates speeds less than about 40 miles per hour in some spots. so time to hit the road if you don't want to be late. westbound 508 from the altamont pass to 680, a 16 to 18 minute right there. and some delays through antioch and not too bad off the antioch bridge and later on, don't forget road work on the flip side, bailey and railroad, getting under way at 6:00. we will check mans transit coming up. back to you. >> thanks, ladies. the homicide rate in oakland now stands at 94 after three deadly shootings during the weekend. so far no arrests have been made. 95 homes for all of last year -- homicides for all of last year. san jose police say evidence was tampered with before they got to the scene of saturday's shooting at a hell's angels funeral. thousands of bikers at the oak hills cemetery for the service of the president who was shot to death at a reno area casino. on saturday, steve toddson of the santa cruz chapter was killed and police telling the san jose mercury news that the scene was tampered with but not saying what was missing. apple plans a celebration of steve jobs' life on wednesday at the company headquarters in cupertino. the celebration will be for apple employees. the company says no public services are planned for the co-founder. job jobs died october 5 and buried during a private service last week. another private service was held yesterday. at stanford. >> i think you did wonderful things for people. not just the product but to help people get connected and help people interact more and develop relationships. >> apple and stanford kept details of the memorial services secret but the guest included silicon valley's leaders. today marks 22 years since the loma prieta earthquake. it was october 17, 1989. giants and a's played in the world series. when that 7.1 magnitude quake devastated areas from oakland, and san francisco down to santa cruz and watsonville. the quake is blamed for 67 deaths. an open house and a remembrance are planned this afternoon. at the san francisco fire department museum. with a moment of silence at 5:04. the very moment that earthquake hit. >> scary to see those images again. people in menlo park may smell natural gas this morning. pg&e is running pressure tests on a pipeline near sand hill road at 10:00 this morning. the office of emergency services says the smell should go away quickly and that service will not be interrupted. it is 5:39. president obama pushing for his jobs plan once again. the ulterior nottive behind the three-day bus tour. plus. >> i am just really revved up. and that's totally not me. i shook his hand too hard. >> there just might be a new rivalry in the nfc. the coach's post game scuffle during the 49ers/lions game. that and much more coming up. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ [ ukulele strumming ] ♪ [ folksy whistling ] [ man ] quitting is a fight you can't let yourself lose. it can take many tries. but keep trying, you will beat smoking. honey, you okay? yeah, i'm fine. ♪ [ ukulele ] happy monday morning to you. pretty pleasant weather in store. warming up in the inland locations. if you like the hot weather, you will like what is on tap later this afternoon. a look at the headlines for today. clear conditions for the most part. a little bit of patchy fog at the coastline and are inside the bay and a warm start to the week but then we will see changes ahead as we actually see a cooldown tuesday and then even more of a cooldown as we make our way into wednesday, and satellite showing we are lear for the most part, and we -- clear for the moderate part and low clouds in the bay and dense areas of fog in santa rosa and this area of high pressure, that is holding temporarily, it means warmer conditions today. and then that change is in store because of the low, with the temperatures dropping pretty significantly tomorrow and then once again for the middle of the workweek. so get outside and enjoy these hotter temperatures today. and 82 is the high in fremont. same for hayward. campbell making it to 86 today. pacifica breaking into the 70s. and in our far inland valleys mid to high 80-degree readings and almost getting into 90-degree territory in san ramon. 90s in pleasanton. and fairfield, a high of 87 today. snow ma, mid 80s. beautiful there. same for kentfield. and sausalito, mid-70s. pleasant on the bay. the city almost making it to 80 today. so gorgeous weather in store. no matter where are you in the bay area. today, most likely the warmest day of the workweek. then we see the cooling for tuesday. even more of a cooling. look at the difference in temperature between today and wednesday in our inland spots. pretty significant drop. thursday though, slight warmup and then friday, sitting similarly, probably in the high 70s, low 80s, in those inland spots and then by next weekend things looking good and lots of sunshine and the readings in the low 80s. over to a look at traffic. >> and things are looking goot in the south bay. we have a photographer standing by on 101 right at mckey. and no accidents. that's the good news. through the south bay anyway. but we're seeing extra volume there as you can see, a lot of cars headed toward that northbound side of 101. so just a heads up as you head out the door. the ret of the south bay look -- the rest of the south bay looks like this, lots of green and no delays reported northbound 280 through downtown san jose and a live look and a few extra cars on the roadway and so far so good. and a nice ride as you head through silicon valley and 880, 237 connector pretty light here also traffic cruising right along through there. let's get a look at the rest of the bay area and reports of an accident, westbound highway 12 at red top, this is an injury accident at one point, they did have a few lanes blocked through there and there are emergency crews still on the scene and just a heads up as you work your way through there and a traffic advisory, not affecting the main lines of the freeway 480 so traffic still looks pretty good through there and altamont pass, starting to edge up and 19 minutes now, westbound 50 to go from the altamont pass, all the way towards 680. so again, a bit busy through that area and antioch starting to load up. the usual stuff this time of the morning and westbound highway 4 and right around hill crest and starting to see a few brake lights and the good news is traffic looks pretty good off the antioch bridge. no delays there. and once you get through antioch and traffic looks pretty nice. eastbound highway 4 between bailey and railroad, that construction is in effect until 6:00. our radio partners 106.9 f.m. and kcbs. a look at the top stories for a monday. four people were shot at a baby's birthday party. last night, in pittsburg, a 9-year-old girl is among the victims. and two teenaged boys were critically injured. san francisco police arrested at least five occupy san francisco protesters overnight. the arrests came after officers removed an unauthorized encampment at the justin herman plaza. and it is a day off in l.a. in the trial of dr. conrad murray. today's testimony was postponed because of a prosecution's witness, who was unavailable. murray is charged with involuntary manslaughter. in the death of pop singer michael jackson. not much change in stock futures this morning. as wall street looks for another good week. stocks rallied friday on stronger retail sales. and surging profits from google and the release of the latest i-phone. and the dow added 166 points, to move into positive territory for the year. president barack obama hits the road, this morning, and the president is going on a three-day bus tour through north carolina and virginia, and two states that could be critical to the re-election campaign. and the white house says the trip is to push for the president's jobs plan. >> that's what is at stake. putting people back to work. i'm going to travel all over the country, over the next few weeks, so we can remind congress that that is the most important thing. >> having voted in the affirmative. >> last week, senate republicans blocked the president's $447 billion bill. now the president plans to have separate votes on individual segments of the plan. martin luther king jr. memorial in washington, d.c. is now dedicated after a delay of several weeks because of weather. thousands gathering in the capital mall yesterday as president obama and members of the king family unveiled the memorial to the late sist leader. >> without dr. king's glorious words we might not have had the courage to come as far as we have. >> here i am overjoyed and humbled to see this great day when my brother martin takes his symbolic place on the national mall. >> the event was originally planned for august but had to be postponed for safety reasons because of hurricane irene. voting is set to begin today in oakland on three ballot measures including a proposed five-year parcel tax. measure i it is called. for an $80 annual tax per parcel. it is designed to raise money for several services, including public safety, the parks, the libraries, roads, and programs for youth and seniors but the measure does not spes foy how the money will be divided so the city council will consider two spending plans tomorrow. california's largest physicians group is calling for legalization of marijuana. and the california medical association wants hot legalized and -- pot legalized and regulate sod it can be more carefully studied and test and it comes a week after the feds warned several dispensaries in the state for marijuana to close. and the pump reprieve continues. in the past month the average price of a gallon of gas has fall an quarter. the national average is now $3.42. san francisco unfortunately has the highest prices an average of $3.81 a gallon. if you want to head to albuquerque new mexico, the lowest at $3.07. and the analysts say we can credit low demand caused by unemployment. >> kind of forgotten about gas a little bit this summer. >> we have? >> maybe i'm getting used to paying a king's ran some. >> how about the commute? >> you moved. >> tragedy on 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[ female announcer ] alta bates summit medical center and sutter health -- our story is you. wheldon. he was killed yesterday in a 15- car pileup at an autopsy is scheduled today for an a race car driver dan wheldon killed yesterday in a 15-car pileup at the las vegas motor speedway. and a memorial is growing outside of indianapolis motor speedway where wheldon won in the indy 500 twice including earlier this year. the 33-year-old died when his car flew over another vehicle, and smashed into a wall. three other drivers were injured. fellow competitors called wheldon's death a terrible loss. >> i lost, we lost a good friend. i think everybody in the indy car series considered dan a friend. >> he was not just a great driver but a great human being. and i just can't believe that is no longer with us. >> the rest of yesterday's race in las vegas was canceled. well, it was a solemn yet exciting sunday for the oakland raiders and their fans. the team won the first home game since the death of their long-time owner al davis. >> super bowl champion head coach john madden lighting the torch in a poignant memory to al davis. >> a special half time ceremony. fans from all over started arriving in oakland as early as friday. all to pay tribute to al davis. and the team, the raiders. they beat cleveland by the way 24-17. they're 4-2. an exciting year for the raiders. as for the 49ers, they went up against the previously undefeated detroit lions and won the game. it came down to that play. fourth and goal. alex smith connects with delaney walker for the game-winning touchdown. and jim harbaugh, we know he is animated but that's how he celebrated with the lions coach with a slap on the back and basically kind of shined him on. the coach took umbrage to that and got ticked off and let him have it a little bit. separated the two teams an the coaches cooled off a little bit later and i don't think jim harbaugh will be apologizing any time soon. >> men. >> that's right. >> men. the 49ers are now 5-1. it is the best start since 2002. >> and how about a little baseball. st. louis cardinals beat the odds they are heading to the world series. >> that's right. the cardinals were powered by three homeruns including a three-run job by david brees to adequate the milwaukee brewers in game six to win the nlcs four games to two and advance to the world series for the first time since 2006. and they will play the texas rangers with game one on wednesday. so did you even back away from the tv at all this weekend? there was a lot going on. >> this was more in the afternoon or late night. so i missed that. so a lot of football. sunday is usually very long day of football. >> yes. >> and your wife? >> and my wife. she teaches piano and she is like can you turn that down, please. >> in separate rooms. >> and how about traffic and weather and weather-wise, a great day to be outside. >> absolutely. gorgeous all weekend and warmer than the weekend. going to bump the temperatures up as much as 15 degrees, compared to where we were yesterday. so some 90s in the inland spots and then cool down as we make our way into tuesday, and wednesday. but the rest of the week, all looking pretty mild. and this is the kind of wether that you want to get outside and enjoy maybe a glass of pinot and we're called it pinot paradise. a beautiful shot overlooking the vineyard. lucky enough to live there, or sneak away, a great day to sit outside. >> who was sitting under that umbrella? >> a lucky group. >> i want to join them. >> traffic? >> i can't compare to that. the freeways are not looking good right now especially along highway 4. we have first reports of an accident westbound 4 at somerville. that will make things extra busy through there. westbound 4. and golden gate bridge a little foggy. limited visibility. as you work way no san francisco. elsewhere a nice spot and the san mateo bridge, a nice start 13 minutes between 880 and 101, no delays there. and 880 itself problem free both directions an clear all the way toward the maze and metering lights are off at the bay bridge toll plaza. >> good. >> okay. >> thank you, ladies. >> it is okay. >> it is a monday. >> that's right. time now is 5:56. in the next half hour, avoiding cell phone sticker shock. how the fcc is coming to your side. a private memorial held for steve jobs. just ahead the final project he worked on. pittsburg police are on the search for two gunmen who opened fire at a baby's birthday party. we will have a live report just air head. we're live at the plaza where occupy sf protesters rebuilt the camp after officers showed up and made an arrest. the latest on the clash coming up. ♪ [ cellphone rings ] cut! 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