is recovering in the hospital after recovering while officers. the kids are back with loved ones. kpix 5 runs us through exactly what happened >> reporter: luckily, the two kids were found unharmed, but the man police shot is still in the hospital and will soon be sent to jail. it was in this wooded creek bed where officers started looking for two missing brothers who live nearby. one 11, the other 12. >> it just shows you ton predictability of police work. >> reporter: officers soon found themselves facing off with man whom they said live in a tent here, armed with two knives. this is one of them. >> takes one of the five and throws it at -- the deputies. an attempt we believe to stab them. >> reporter: the 46-year-old suspect james saunders charged at them with the other knife. >> our deputies opened fire on them with their handguns. they wound him. he's detained. >> reporter: the boys were later found not in the woods but walking to their dad's house in newark. this matter is still under investigation by the alameda county sheriff's office and d.a. kpix 5. >> that suspect will be charged with assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer and attempted murder. happening today, the three drifters accuse in two bay area murders are back to northern california from oregon. michael engel, lampley, and oligood killed a 23-year-old pack packer on october 3 and shot to death a 67-year-old taint ricotta teacher on a hiking trail days later. they were arrested last week in portland. the three could make their first court appearance tomorrow in marin county. a bay area county inside a tahoe rental car when a plane crashed feet away said people tried desperately to save the two victims but couldn't. rob mcfadden and his wife were in south lake tahoe saturday night when they heard a boom, looked outside and saw flames. they rushed out and realized it was a plane that crashed. kpix 5 found the plane is register to conrad yu of oakland. >> really nice guy. i mean -- just -- a shame to think of something like that happening. >> we feel badly about the tragic thing that happened. on the other hand we feel, wow, we're lucky we got to walk away from it. >> neighbors described yu as an experienced pilot who flew plane in the vietnam war. yu told a neighbor last week he was work on his plane, including replacing the spark plugs. the oakland police department is getting a $290,000 grant to jump start a program aimed at preventing traffic-related deaths. california traffic safety officials said it will provide more dui checkpoints and field sobriety test training. traffic-related deaths have slowly been on the rise since 2010. texting and driving may also be a reason for the increase. still not clear who's at fault after a fatal collision involving a bicyclist and muni bus in san francisco over the weekend. the bus struck the cyclist yesterday afternoon near market and battery street. investigators said the 48-year- old male cyclist was killed after he got caught between two muni buses and ended up wedged beneath the bus. >> at some point, the bicyclist lost control and fell into the side of the vehicle. >> traffic on market street was backed up for blocks while officers and officials tried to move the bus and body. 30 minutes later, a second cyclist was hit near chestnut street by a horse trailer being pull by a vehicle. investigators said her injuries are not life threatening. a new proposal would allow prison inmate with violent backgrounds to fight california wildfire with the idea raising concerns about public safety. now only low-risk inmate with no history of violent crimes can join the prison firefighting unit. the proposal to add inmates with violent offenses would be those who have had years of good behavior. parent will demand an east by a school board do something about a disruptive student. 30 parents have stopped sending their kids to class because they said mazziano elementary is too dangerous. a third-grader is biting and kick other children and throwing rock and other things at students and teachers. >> just want the board to listen. the district to listen and to just make the space healthy, a learning environment again for anybody. >> without the right trained individual in place, he can get very frustrated. some of those may manifest nits aggression. they have failed our son. they have failed the community. they have failed these other parent and they have failed these other children. there the father said when the family move to clayton recently, they gave an individual education plan to help the boy thriveb but the district did not give the special-needs student extra help. big milestone today. the golden state warriors new agree real estate that projects in mission bay. the team announced it has acquired the 12-acre site of the future complex. this is a 3d rendering showing what the venue will look like. it will cost more than $1 billion. things are getting back to normal this afternoon after technical problems plagued southwest airlines over the weekend. thousands of passengers dealt with delayed flights and lost luggage. southwest is not saying what caused the flip. today, officials said the technical problems are mostly fixed, but travelers should plan for delays. >> we have been in this line for probably 20 minute and just about at the beginning of the line now but this is about as bad as i've seen it. >> along with delays, officials warn it could be some time before the baggage mix-ups are sorted out. the "washington post" said its outrageous injustice a reporter has been convict in iran of espionage. jason rezaian has been detained more than a year. a spokesperson who confirmed the conviction did not indicate how the reporter will be punished but face up to 20 years in jail it took a forklift and industrial-sized scale to measure a pumpkin. the 42nd annual pumpkin weighoff happened in half moon bay. prestigious pumpkins competed for the $30,000 prize. pumpkin gorse weighed in. the heaviest pumpkin went to man from oregon, weighing at 1969-pound. >> a big gourd. california will become the first state in the nation to ban school from using the name "redskins" for the team's mascot or team. governor brown sign the bill yesterday. the redskins name is seen as racially insensitive towards native american. a few st. louis replace it by the time the ban takes effect in 2017. the governor signed bill to strengthen california's mandatory vaccine laws that requires day care workers to be immunized against the flu, whooping cough, measles. it requires day care centers to keep immunization records for employees and volunteers. it's a feeding frenzy you don't typically see in the bay. a family saw a shark devour a sea lion near alcatraz and caught it on camera. joe vazquez has the video and we want to warn you, it's a bit graphic. >> 40ly -- >> where did the seal come from? >> probably came from the bay. >> reporter: some of the video is too graphic to show on tv. a family of tourists on the san francisco bay shot this cell phone video yesterday and posted it to youtube. you can see the blood in the water, then the fin of the great white begins to emerge, circling. > [ person humming "jaws" theme and laughed ] >> reporter: one member of the party is excited. >> a frenzy. that's a great white. >> extremely rare to have this happen, the first one ever reported. >> reporter: david mcguire of shark stewards said it's unusual to see but not unusual for a shark to eat a sea lion. >> that is their natural prey. we are not -- we are not their natural prey. 90% of humans who get bit in california survive white shark attacks. generally they bite, realize it's a mistake, and spit us out. if we can get home and patch up, we're okay and survive. that's the best thing i've ever seen in my life. >> it's exciting for once for someone to witness but a sign the bay is getting healthier when you have predations. that means the ecosystem is become more balanced. it worries me it's a sign they may goof humans. >> it would be extremely rare and we swim. we swim in san francisco bay all the time. there's never been an attack on the swimmer. the odds are much higher you're getting in an accident or falling off your bicycle or bathtub. the odds are extremely low. up next, sit or stand? one school in marin county said students who stand benefit in many way. want more vacation days? linkedin may be the perfect place for you to work. we'll tell you act its vacation policy work next. the warm weather will continue. we'll 82 you when the cooldown begins after this brief time- out. ,,,,,, here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. the beloved lion during a hunting expedition will not be there will be no justice for cecil the lion. the dentist who killed the beloved lion during a hunting expedition will not face charges. walter palmer received legal authority to hunt. cecil the lion was lured from a protective environment back in july and killed, sparking backlash worldwide and forced palmer to temporarily close his dental practice. sending desks are more popular in the workplace and is now catching on in the classroom, starting with one bay area school in san rafeal. 19 of the school's 22 classrooms have standing desks. studies show allowing kids to move during the day can improve grades and help kids burn up to 25% more calories. >> increase your muscle tone in your legs. there seems to be an improvement in actually circulation and arterial function and of course, expending a few calories extra every hour can lead to big changes. >> it can cost up to $6,000 to convert a single classroom with the new desks. today, dell announced the largest-ever takeover in the tech industry. dell and the private equity firm silverlink will buy emc for a deal worth roughly $67 billion. dell plans to pay $25 a share in cash. transaction expect to close between may and october of 2016. if you like the idea of more vacation time -- who doesn't, by the way? -- you may want to consider getting a job at linkedin. starting next month, the networking site will start offering an open-ended vacation policy for its u.s. workers so that means linkedin employee will no long very a set number of day off per year. instead, manglers work with employees to -- managers will work with employees to manage vacation time. they want to focus on result and performance, not hours worked. millions of people who received social security may not see an increase in benefits next year and can blame lower gas prices. the government's cost of living adjustment is evaluated based on inflation rate. prices at the pump have fallen 23% since last year and are drag down inflation. about 70 million americans receive social security benefits. here in the bay area, gas prices are higher than the national average of $2.40 a gallon. san francisco drivers are paying $3.28. it's around $3.14 in oakland and $3.11 in san jose. you may notice your water smelling or tasting odd. the public utilities commission is using water exclusively from a local reservoir as they test a recent prepared backup supply. the lower cherry aqueduct system was badly damage in the rim fire two years pack so starting on wednesday, customers will be getting some water back to make sure the system is fully functioning. here's roberta with a look at the forecast. >> hi, everybody. on this columbus day if you're figures out what to do -- maybe where to take the kids -- you have a couple of hours still left on this, the fleet week high school band challenge. we have and. we have more bands. we have lots of music. 73 degrees at golden gate park today under mostly sunny skies. in fact, here's what we need to know for this brand new work with week. just a little hint of coastal frost lingering next to the seashore. otherwise warmer temperatures today. very dry air mass as the humidity begins to dip and unseasonably warm through midweek. high pressure still firmly in place and does not go anywhere very quickly. it continues to warm up the entire state of california. we're basically precipitation- free for the next seven days. after morning low of 36 degrees, going up to 80 in the high series area a, foggy in monterey, 77, 90s throughout the area. santa cruz with a high of 82 but be mindful of swells and dangerous rip currents. the sun goes down at 6:37. by the time it makes an appearance tomorrow morning, temperatures will have been in the 70s at the beaches, upper 70s in san francisco. that's a good seven degrees above average. across the bay, 70s, emeryville, el cerrito, mid-to- high 80s. 90s in gilroy. to the north, 90s in is an statua rosa and fairfield. 95 in brentwood, northwest breeze 5 to 10 miles per hour. it's a dry, stagnant, weather pattern each day through sunday. make it a great holiday. >> thank you, roberta. still ahead, we introduce you to the student rising. how she gave back a.m. after her grandmother give up her retirement to save her life. we want to invite pet lovers to send question about health and well-being. we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday here at noon. ,,,,,,,, on medicare fraud. the health care law gives us powerful tools to fight it. to investigate it prosecute it and stop criminals our senior medicare patrol volunteers are teaching seniors across the country to stop, spot and report fraud you can help guard your medicare card don't give out your card number over the phone call to report any suspected fraud we're cracking down on medicare fraud taking a look at the big board right now, the dow is up 40 points. well, if you play the lottery, listen up. someone who bought a super lotto plus ticket in san jose is the winner of $15 million. got the big jackpot. the winning ticket for saturday's drawing was sold at a safeway on random lane. 21-28-33-34-37 and mega number 17. time to cash in and go shopping. >> yeah, no kidding. a musical finale for fleet week. roberta gonzalez is the emcee at the san francisco fleet week high school band challenge at golden gate park. other events include ship tours at pier 30 to 32, pier 80, and pier 15. those run until 4:00 p.m. today. the blue angel will say farewell to the bay area as they head to hawaii for the next show. >> not bad. san francisco, hawaii -- they were in san diego before here. >> they're wonderful. >> good tour. a third of our students rising above grow up without their parents. >> one woman step in to a role she hadn't played in years to saver her grandchildren. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: tanisha walker graduated from ucla this year in african-american studies. >> exciting. i'm so happy. it was a long road so i'm really excited. >> i'm very happy for her. and myself. [ laughter ] >> reporter: tanisha shares the accomplishment with her grandmother mae walker, who raised her. we met them five year ago when tanisha was with a senior in oakland. but this is where with she went after school, work at the boy and girls club in west oakland. >> point of the game is speed. >> they come in and don't even say hi. "hi, ms. mae began." "is tanisha here yet?" >> reporter: tanisha was a saved child in a neighborhood where many are not. she was too young to understand. but her grandmother remembers what the police told her. >> as long as this woman doesn't have a place to stay, she cannot have these kids. whether you keep them or whoever -- she was homeless. >> reporter: when they were order to course, her parents didn't show up. >> why didn't they come? why didn't they, like, cooperate with them? like they do not want me? what was the reason behind it? >> reporter: mae took in all four grandchildren and at age 55 went back to work to support them. >> you just be busy. i tell the pastor -- i go to bed tire and wake up tired. what else you want to know? >> i know she didn't do this. she did it for us and everything -- makes me so wanted. >> reporter: the healing began with a grandmother. >> she use to make us read every night before we used to go to bed so that's -- i really enjoy reading. i collaborate those ideas together. >> reporter: which paid off and so did the help from students rising above. >> a lot of people helpedded me through the journey so, uh -- special. [ laughter ] a lot of different boss from my old job at the boys and girls club to the church. >> reporter: tanisha is setting a new example now. >> if i can make it, you can make it. >> to encourage others to do the same, to walk down the same road that tanisha did -- they see that at the end of the rainbow, there's a pot of gold. >> reporter: kpix 5. >> two amazing women. to find out how to help students like tanisha, go to our website. >> if up a consumer problem or question, e-mail our hotline. consumerwatch@cbssf.com or call 888-5-helps-u. we'll be right back. ,,,,,, are you still waiting to change your bath tub? not any more. when i finally did it, it changed everything! only bath fitter can give you the new tub you've been waiting for, in as little as one day. with their unique tub over tub process. isn't that amazing! bath fitter will measure and make you a new custom bathtub that they install right over your existing one, without tearing out your old tub. what an innovative idea! and every bath fitter installation is backed by their lifetime warranty, plus, 30 years of experience. that's what got me. so i did it. i called the experts at bath fitter, and now i have a gorgeous new acrylic tub, with beautiful seamless walls that guarantee a water-tight fit! look at my before and after pics. the color, the pattern, and all the new accessories were selected by me. a new bath tub changes your life. and it's never been more affordable! measure. make. install. it's easy, with bath fitter. don't wait! call today, or learn more at bathfitternow.com. well show you the revolutio technology -- that you can *wear. a new way to treat chronic pain without pills. we'll show you the revolutionary technology you can wear. that story and more at 5:00. >> i may need to watch that. >> yeah. all of us. >> that's a rap on a columbus day holiday folks. enjoy your sunday. ,, ,, [ birds chirping ] >> nicole: you... want me to be... your... surrogate? >> maya: we want a baby that is both avant and forrester. >> rick: since your sister can't have a baby... we know that this is a lot to ask. i-it's a huge emotional and physical sacrifice. >> maya: and there are other ways that we can do this. but... ideally, we would wish for you to have our baby. because... i don't know -- it would feel more like mine. we all live here. and we would go through the pregnancy together. we would help you every step of the way.

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