have been chosen at random. the team is putting america back to work. one man who said he's now retired because of his successful career at a start-up had a request for the president. >> would you please raise my taxes? [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> i would like to have the country to continue to invest in things like pell grants and infrastructure and job training programs that made it possible for me to get to where i am. >> so i appreciate your sentiment, i -- appreciate the fact that you recognize we're in this thing together. we're not on our own and those of us who have been successful we always have to remember that. >> reporter: the president left for mountain view from the fairmont hotel in san jose around 10:15. he arrived over the weekend, collecting money for his reelection campaign. this morning those who have been chosen to attend the town hall meeting and those who lined up and wanted to see the president, one was a little skeptical about the invitation she received. >> i was very skeptical about the e-mail i received and some contact. >> the main reason i'm doing this is the actual specifics of the -- of the topics which is getting america back to work. >> reporter: president obama leaves for moffett field in about 10 to 25 minutes from now. reporting live from mountain view, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> reporter: moffett field is where we are right now and this is where president obama debarted -- departed less than 24 hours -- excuse me. this is where he arrived less than 24 hours ago. this is where he will depart. this is air force one behind us. they have the door to the plane open. parked next to it is a security vehicle. there is a lot of security around here. if we turn the camera around, we can show you our setup. we're showing you the six-foot riser and this is the ames research center at moffet field, and this is where we've seen several security personnel, police officers, local nasa security out here since we've been out here at 7:30 this morning. this area is closed to the general public. we went through security screening at 8:00 this morning to be here. however, it's still a high security area. if you look at the top of the building behind us, you can see two police sharp shooters. a short time ago we saw them with their binoculars. the president is scheduled to depart from here at 12:25. however, we don't know how prompt he will be. we're told that yesterday when he arrived, he was about 45 minutes late. but we've been informed that his event has wrapped up and the president son his way in the motor came -- president is on his way in the motorcade back here. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. lady gaga was at one of the fund-raisers last night, she was one of the 75 guests who paid $35,000 to attend the event at the home of facebook's chief operating officer. she said she wanted to meet with the president to discuss her concerns about bullying. it's not known if the two had that discussion raft night -- last night. for the latest on the president's bay area visit, go to the chan 28 website, ktvu.com and click on the bay area news tab. we'll also have more on the town hall meeting that just wrapped up at 5:00. president obama is not the only politician taking part in a silicon valley meeting today. eric canter along with wisconsin's paul ryan and california's kevin mccarthy will be at facebook headquarters in palo alto later this afternoon. they will be taking questions from and audience of facebook employees and other guests. political analysts say today's town hall event is one way republicans are trying to reach out to younger voters. just a little over an hour ago, longshoremen at ports up and down the west coast briefly walked off the job. here's how things looked at the port of oakland a short time ago, during the 15-minute long walkout. the workers were expressing solidarity with three longshoremen arrested during a demonstration last week in longview, washington. those three have roo -- those -- those three are charged with assaulting police. in turn, the union has sued the police alleging brutality. the ntsb released its full report into its investigation into the deadly gas pipeline explosion in san bruno last september. as it did in its original report last month, the ntsb put the blame squarely on pg&e for the last -- blast. the report said in 1996, theualtity installed a substan -- utility installed a substandard pipe and it failed to test the pipe for weakness. the report also criticizes the federal transportation department for weak oversight of the pipeline operation. pg&e issued a statement in response to the statement saying -- >> it also said pg&e is implementing recommended changes as part of a larger effort to make its operations safer. the state and oakland police are now investigating a patient death at alta bates medical. a nurse gave a nonprescribed dosage to a cancer patient, judith ming of oakland. an autopsy will be performed within the next day. the hospital hired 500 temporary nurses last week. staff nurses return to work tomorrow. authorities have released the identity of a bicyclist killed this past weekend in the oakland hills. investigators say 53-year-old allen douglas lee was riding in foggy conditions down a steep and winding road when he lost control and fell off his bike. a forward focus traveling up the hill crashed into him near the corner of claremont avenue and grizzly peak boulevard. the driver was not cited. a manhunt continues for the driver of a stolen van in the east bay. authorities began dais chasing the van in san lorenzo. the vehicle hit the center median and ended up in the center of the median. the highway was shot counsel for two about hours causing a traffic -- shut down for about two hours causing a traffic shutdown. >> our officers attempted to find out who was driving that vehicle. for some reason, unbeknownst to the officer, the suspect failed to get out of the vehicle. >> a s.w.a.t. team was brought in as a precaution. authorities say because it was dark they couldn't tell if someone was hiding in the van or had escaped. an investigation is underway into an officer- involved shooting. it happened yesterday at 9 9th avenue and cherry street. police say a passenger in the car ran away and officers chased after him. there was a struggle. the man was shot and killed after police say he threatened him with a gun. police say the driver left the scene and they continued to look for him. oakland police have identified a man killed in a shooting over the weekend. police say the man was working on his car saturday morning, when a man shot him point blank. police tell the "oakland tribune" they have a motive in the case but they are not releasing details. so far, no arrests have been made. the oakland school board this week is set to consider closing five schools. the schools on the chopping block are lakeview, lazeere, maxwell, marshal and sash -- and santa fe. this list goes into effect this year. the school board will review the list tomorrow but a final decision is not expected until october 26th. it's day vau ju in washington -- deja vu in washington. hears what's holding up congress. and rosemary will be here for a look at the workweek weather. and they are back in the united states. hear what shane bauer and josh fattal are saying about their two years in an iranian prison. another budget standoff is underway in the nation's capital. lawmakers have until friday to pass a short-term funding measure to keep the government running. craig bosswell is in washington with more on what's holding up the deal. >> reporter: the senate is scheduled to vote later today on their own version of a bill to fund the government. the democratic-led senate rejected a house republican- backed bill last friday. >> they were trolling for votes for almost -- maybe more than 24 hours, to try to get enough votes to satisfy the tea party. >> reporter: the senate version gives $3.7 billion to fema to provide disaster relief after so many natural disasters, including the joplin, missouri tornado, fema coffers are almost empty. while republicans don't object to the money, they are insists on -- insisting on spending cuts to offset this. >> because of the horrible weather we've had over the past several weeks, we've all agreed to add emergency fund that we didn't originally plan. >> reporter: tea party-backed house republicans say they are trying to deliver on the promises. >> we promised -- we were promised $100 billion the first year. didn't get anywhere near that. >> reporter: the congressional setup shows the -- >> we ought not play politics with those affect bide the disasterrers -- disasters. >> reporter: the federal government runs out of money by friday. fema could be out of money next week. in washington, kraig bpswell -- craig boswell, fox news. and we want to take you back to moffett field. allie rasmus is live from that location. allie? >> reporter: well, the presidential motorcade just pulled up about three minutes ago. you can see the president going up to air force one. a short time ago, i don't know if you missed it but he did stop to greet and shake hands with a family member. it looks like this is going to be an on-time departure. the president's air force one was supposed to depart at 12:25. now you are looking at the family that is walking away. this is a family. we don't know who they are but they were out here on the tarmac, brought out here on the tarmac. they were able to shake hands with president obama and now they are being led away out here on the tarmac at moffett field. but again, president obama has boarded air force one. the scheduled departure is 12:25 this afternoon. this is a very short visit for the president. he arrived here at moffett moffett field less than 24 hours, 4:00 yesterday. his -- his plane was about 45 minutes late yesterday but it appears today it will be departing on time. the president wrapped up a town hall meeting at lincoln this morning and then a short time after that. he was on his way there, the motorcade just pulled up in the last five minutes. we watched the president, go up the stairs and board air force one. it looks like they are going to clear this area and air force one is going to take off from here. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and i understand that president obama is heading next to los angeles. he will be hobnobbing with celebrities at a power brokers', and jecy tyler at house of blues, 1,000 attendees set to spend $250 each and then he will head to a restaurant on los angeles's trendy melrose place hosted by a hollywood producer and also some other democrats. we're now watching some of the members of the press getting on the back of air force one. we'll have more on this on our website and our news at 5:00 p.m. turning now to other news, six men appeared in a london courtroom today on terrorism charges. the men arrived under heavy police guard. they were arrested last week in a central -- in the central england city of burmingham. charges against them include threatening a terrorist attack and other charges. two are accused of traveling to pakistan for terrorist training. there's new fighting today in libya. >> there's more than 130 people inside. we have to do what's best for the families and the children. revolutionary forces ousted a new attack on the compound of moammar gadhafi. they've been struggling to gain control of the city of sit. sirt. an american-born woman said she's been hiding in a mosque for days. jeers there's more than 130 people inside. we have to -- >> translator: there's more than 130 people inside. we have to do what's best for the women and children. >> may toe bombed eight gadhafi targets -- nato bombed eight gadhafi target the over the -- targeted over the weekend -- targets over the weekend. the two uc berkeley graduates imprisoned in iran say they were held captive strict lip because they were american -- strictly because they are american. the two men arrived in new york last night. the men were convicted of espionage charges and jailed for 781 days. they spent much of the time in isolation with limited phone calls and just a brief visit from their mothers. >> this was never about crossing the unmarked border between iran and iraq. we were held because of our nationallality -- nationallality. >> the men describe this as the worst experience of their lives. they accuse iran of trumping up the charges to get back on the -- to get back at the u.s. government. good afternoon to you. we have mostly sunny skies out there. we are warmer than we were 24 hours ago. easy to see why after all of that sunshine. giving you a look at the temperatures already, 71 in concord. 73 narefield, san rafael, 72. 71 in livermore. upper 60s, hayward, redwood city, 69 degrees in san francisco right now and we do have a northerly flow pea ginning to set up and weird's gonna -- flow beginning to set up and we're gonna set up a warming trend. high pressure around the pacific. you can see here, sunday, monday, tuesday, we were struggling to get in the mid- 70s even the warmest spots on sunday. today we'll notice the jump up ir70s low 80s in the forecast. 80 expected in napa. 78 for petaluma today. 82 santa rosa. 70 degrees in sausalito, along the east bay, widespread low and mid-70s for the afternoon. -- afternoon. 74 oakland, 75 hayward. 80 for danville today. 81 livermore. along the south bay there. 77 san jose. 82 expected morgan hill. along the peninsula 60s and 70s. 75 redwood city. 71 this afternoon in the city, san francisco, low, mid-60s along the coast. pacific bay as well as half moon bay. i meant pacifica and half moon bay. giving you a look at the exended it -- extended forecast, we continue to climb. our inland areas back in the low 90s. wednesday, thursday. friday we begin to slip and take a look at the weekend. models are pointing at a cooldown in addition to the possibility of rain for the weekend. >> okay. back to you. >> thank you. and we want to take you back now to mountain view where -- sorry. this is moffett field where air force one is just taxing to the end of the runway. the president has finished his bay area visit. he did some fund-raising yesterday last night. he held a town hall meeting hosted by linked in. he's now heading to los angeles. he will be doing some more fund- raising there. and he ends his tour on tuesday in the swing state of colorado, where he will be giving a speech at abraham loin con's -- lincoln's high school. and we'll be right back after this. sure, you did. you saved us a lot of money on auto insurance. i used that money to buy a falcon. ergo, you bought me a falcon. i should've got a falcon. most people who switch to state farm save on average about $480. what they do with it, well, that's their business. oh, that explains a lot, actually. 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