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top stories we are following this morning. san francisco police say the recent killing of a san francisco state student was random and unprovoked. we ll hear reactions from fellow students. and the bay area is preparing for another strike. but this time around bart is planning to make getting around the bay a little easier. we ll explain how they plan to do that in a new contingency plan. breaking news out of san francisco this morning. police are investigating a fatal stabbing that happened right after last night s giants-dodgers game near a-t and t park. kron four s will tran joins us live right now with what we ve learned. will? will: this man s age and identity has not been released at this time. all we know is that he was and doctors to gear. we re not sure if that has anything to do with the dodgers and giants a rivalry that took place. investigators are not sure of a motive at this time. hist brian stow was hit on the side of the head. if it turns out that this ....
district says this alleged assault is quite possibly the brutal end result of a feud between the suspect and the victim s family. the oakland unified school district says a woman lured the 9-year-old girl away from the playground at around 10:40 a.m. and took her into a restroom at lafayette elementary school. once in the bathroom the adult proceeded to assault the student with a hammer. this was discovered by a teacher and a school security officer. reporter: district spokesperson troy flint says the security guard detained the woman who also has a child at the school until police arrived placing her under arrest. police are trying to charge her with assault with a deadly weapon other than a firearm and mayhem. the official charges will be determined when it goes to the d.a. monday. reporter: flynn says the woman is well known on campus because she frequently volunteers at the school. however, in this case flint says she snuck onto campus with the hammer and vi ....
harold: the first double he hit down the line, that carlos pena dove for down the first base line, this one he takes the other way, down the corner in left. covering the whole diamond tonight. tom: bottom four hitters have been on base ten times in this game for the angels. that s what i meant about the depth. obviously trout, pujols, hamilton, that gets your attention. but man, they don t need to turn it over to hurt you. joe: batter now is cowgill. when we talked about ron washington, the manager of the rangers who got to the world series in 2010, 2011, and asked him to size up the american league west and what he liked about the top three teams here s a bunt that may have come back and hit cowgill in the face. and it did. oh, wow. wow. harold: one of those heat seekers. i don t know if he fouled that off or not. joe: applying pressure on that wound as that looked like skin on the nose just opened up. harold: that was ugly. joe: you could hear the home ....
and you will need the umbrellas tomorrow. your morning commute could be a messy one. steve has your first look at your forecast. what s the latest? doug talked about it earlier. more rain on the way tomorrow. it could be a messy rush hour commute. the heaviest activity across central montgomery county from in ville to bethesda up northern maryland. the reason why, a cold front moves off towards the east. area of low pressure. that s what s going to give up the back wash i should say the back wash in terms of the moisture and the rain into tomorrow and tomorrow afternoon. as you move through the next 24 hours we are going to look for rain totals to increase. o far today laurel about .8 of an inch of rain. we re going to talk about our forecast in the next few minutes. thank you, steve. and now to our next top story. benjamin bradlee died today at the age of 93. he presided over the washington 62 years. for i feel like the post has been vindicated and the press ....
it s usually a teacher and it s not some president or whatever. it s someone you may know personally so you can foster a closer relationship in your organization that will inherently create those innovative organizations that rely on people is the foundation i really like the iceberg analogy and i would go back to where he started in terms of what s important for young professionals looking. i think what lies below that surface i am not a tech die. i am impressed by really good design that solves a practical problem and i don t claim to know a lot in the tech field but critical thinking and what i mean when i say that how do we go about solving problems is one of those skills that lie below the surface lion. the second i think his appreciation of diversity that we don t have the answers and we may have to go to places where the thinking is different than our own and the things we disagree with and take on viewpoints that we are uncomfortable with in order to learn a ....