department on the peninsula. stephanie chuang is in pacifica, where people making emergency calls are being connected to another city's dispatchers. "and the call will go to south san francisco?" (dk) "yes." "well it sounds like an unfortunate budget cut to me." buttto "i had a stroke a couple of years ago, and if it wasn't right for the fire department being right there, to save the of murder in italy.oday in the appeals case of that american exchange student who was convicted of murder in italy. in just a short time ago, amanda knox of seattle told the court that she did not kill her british roommate. knox and a codefendant were convicted two years ago of killing meredith kercher. she spoke italian while testifying. here is a translated excerpt. >> translator: i have been convicted of charges that are totally unfair without any basis. >> a judge says the jury could emerge as early as 11:00 a.m. pacific time. u.s. supreme court back in session now, justices are expected to consider the legality of the health care reform law. lawsuits have questioned whether requiring people to purchase health insurance is constitutional. and same-sex marriage is among the other issues that may come up this term. the court has already agreed to consider whether police can attach a gps tracker to a car without a warrant. and this is the start of the second week in the l.a. trial of dr. conrad murray. he is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of pop singer michael jackson. murray is accused of giving jackson a lethal dose of propofol and other sedatives. prosecutors are set to continue questioning an e.r. doctor who gave paramedics the permission to pronounce michael jackson dead. 6:06. with the rain coming, lawrence, you think this is fun. >> he gets geeked up. >> he is like a storm chaser. and that is what he gets to do. >> can you guys tell? >> you like the green bands. >> yes, after you said fog and low clouds a million times, the rain gets a little exciting. green showing up. scattered showers showing up in parts of the north bay. a slow mover as the cold front drags down into the bay area today but once it gets going, i think we're looking at a nice little soaker especially as we head to the afternoon. the latest satellite image shows the clouds gathering. mostly cloudy around the bay area. and the front lingering off the coast a bit and take some time working its way in. and there is a wave on the backside of the system moving through. the temperature is not that bad. some 60s and 70s. and we get the rain today. another storm coming. we will have more on that in a couple of minutes. >> thank you, lawrence. let's hit the roads and show you what is going on. we're just getting to some areas of congestion. so far a pretty quiet morning. westbound highway 4 looks okay off the bridge. we will zoom in closer to hillcrest to railroad, that's where we're seeing the bottleneck. and speeds under 15 miles an hour an hour. same thing westbound 580. the drive out of the altamont pass. a few brake lights past the windmills. we're dealing with an accident on city streets and off the freeway. altamont pass road and grant line road. you may find various lanes blocked there and out to the bay bridge, taking you outside, some backups just in cash lanes, and fast track users getting by okay because metering lights are still off. that's traffic. back to you. >> 6:08 now. and coming up, anger on wall street. >> the vow from people upset about america's financial system. at one point, it really dropped like a rollercoaster ride. it was serious. >> a midair scare for dozens of passengers. what caused several people to be thrown from their seats. and the fall from grace continues for one tiger woods. the new low that hasn't been seen in 15 years. coming up. ,, i've got nothing against these do-it-yourself steam-cleaning enthusiasts. it's good for the customer to get to know their own carpet. and spending the day moving furniture and lugging around a hot water extraction unit can be a rush! i know. that's why i'm carpet for life. but look, if things get out of hand, and the place starts smelling like wet gym sock, there's no shame in calling a professional. i respect you for trying. ♪call 1-800-steemer. switch to selsun blue shampoo. maximum strength medicine wipes out flakes. aloe and moisturizers keep hair healthy. good morning. if you're commuting into san francisco, watch out for street closures, because of oracle open world, it kicks off by the musconi center. howard street shut down between third and fourth. we will tell you how to get around that and a check of the bay bridge in traffic in a few minutes. protesters in new york city are dressing as corporate zombies and greeting wall street workers as they head into their offices today. over the weekend, 700 people were arrested on the brooklyn bridge and now the group occupy wall street is gaining support from protesters in l.a., boston and chicago. they are demonstrating against an array of social issues, including corporate greed, social inequality, and global climate change. >> i think what you're seeing now is actually an organic grass roots movement that doesn't have an organized leadership behind it. >> some of those new york protesters have been camping out in a park near the city's financial center. later today, an antipolice are brutality protest is planned on the steps of new york city, city hall. 6:12 now. and dow futures down 35 points this morning, after a drop in stocks in europe and asia today. and all of those markets in asia, down sharply. hong kong, the heng seng is down 3% and nikeii down 2%. and it is part of greece and the ability of the government to avoid default. new jersey governor chris christie reportedly close to deciding whether to run for president. he is now reconsidering jumping into the g.o.p. race. and apparently, he has a team investigating a possible presidential bid. political observers say with the first republican caucus just months away, christie will have to make up his mind soon. the concern is whether or not he will have enough time to raise enough funds to be a are real contender. >> just a week ago, he was saying no, thank you very much. but i don't feel it inside. it changes in a little bit. >> we will see. 6:13. the nobel prizes have been announced. the winner with ties right here in california. and a heated turn in the g.o.p. presidential race. the single word steeling a racially charged fight. we have clouds gathering right now. storm clouds moving in for the day. it looks like rain is on the way. just how much, we will talk about that, coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] this is the story of joycelin... 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[ female announcer ] california pacific medical center and sutter health. san leandro king 6:16. let's take a look at today's top stories. san leandro police are looking for at least two gunman who killed three people after a weekend party. the victims were shot early yesterday morning. while leaving a tattoo party at a wearhouse in the city. and starting today, people who call 911 from their homes in pacifica will talk with a dispatcher who is in south san francisco. pacifica police are outsourcing their dispatching duties to keep from laying off officers on patrol. and a verdict is expected today in italy in the appeals case of an american exchange student convicted of murder. amanda knox is serving a 26-year prison sentence for the stabbing death of her british roommate. good morning, bay area. off and going on this monday morning. don't forget the rain coat and umbrella, folks. storm clouds are moving in. and skies are mostly cloudy and we are beginning to see a few light showers showing up at least in parts of the north bay and a slow-moving cold front that is head nothing the bay area today and probably won't be until the afternoon until we get things going elsewhere around the bay area. you get the idea. we have the rain out there. beginning to the north. and then it will sag to the south. you can see the clouds flowing in. the doppler radar just beginning to pick up the moisture off the coastline. there is a little wave that is developing on the backside. that's why it is slowing down. still, if you're headed out the door, skies are mostly cloudy. temperatures not bad. mainly in the 50s right now. by the afternoon though, it looks a bit wet outside. rain becoming likely in the afternoon hours. temperatures fairly mild with the first storm, in the 60s and 70s. and the cold front will open the door for a series of cold fronts that will slide in toward the bay area and the first one coming through for today and another one, more powerful one developing and moving in late tuesday night and into wednesday. and picking up on some of the moisture moving on through and you will notice as it drags us by, most of the energy moves in during the afternoon hours and into the evening. so things are going to stay unsettled overnight tonight. and as we get toward tomorrow, maybe a are brief break but rainfall totals in the wettest parts of the north bay, three quarters of an inch in the wettest spots and a tenth to a quarter in the peninsula and santa cruz mountains, and a third of an inch in some of the wettest areas. the temperatures fairly mild though. 60s and a few 70s in the south bay. because it is a slow-moving storm system. so as we head in toward the next couple of days. get ready. we have a break in the storms by tuesday. by tuesday night. another impressive stomp system moves in. possible -- storm system moves in. possibly continuing with showers. before drying out on friday. let's look at traffic with elizabeth. >> let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have the usual pattern forming before they turn on the metering lights. it is clear in the middle lanes. cash lanes are the backup first. and metering lights will remain off. that will change at any minute. usually around 6:20 is when they turn them on. right now, you're good to go. head out right now, maybe you can beat the rush into san francisco. san mateo bridge, nice and quiet. westbound 92, still holding steady about a 13-minute drive time. there is caltrans sign, reminding you, car-pooling, always a good idea. and lawrence mentioned, rain showers expected for the evening commute home so bart may be a good idea. 43 trains running on time. ace trees one and three clocking in with no delay. muni, cal train, the ferries, everything on schedule, good to go for right now. we are still waiting for official word for caltrans, whether they picked up the cones here. and the two right lanes were closed overnight for paving work in the area. so again, it was scheduled to be picked up by 6:00. we're still waiting for official word. at last check, the boulevard here off-ramp, the off-ramp was still closed across that stretch. fortunately we have not seen any big delays. continuing up to san francisco, a live look near the central freeway and into and out of the city on 101 looks pretty good. same thing on the east bay. 880 through oakland. another camera at the coliseum. you can better see the headlights moving southbound. nice quick trip down toward oakland airport. so if anything changes, once you're in one of these cars on the road, tune to kcbs 106.9 f.m. that's traffic. back to you. >> thanks, elizabeth. one of the republican front runners in the presidential race han been accused of racial insensitivity. the accusation coming from this man, herman cain the only african-american candidate in the g.o.p. field. his target? texas governor rick perry. whose family once leased a hunting camp with a racially offensive name painted on a rock. >> i'm going to say what the word was on the wrong. it was called [ bleep ]. it is very insensitive. >> in a statement perry is quoted as saying when my dad joined the lease in 1983 he soon painted over that offensive word. it is my understanding, too, that the rock was also turned over to further obscure what was originally written on it. today, three scientists, including one from california, won the mow nobel prize for medicine and made discoveries about the immune system. a nobel committee made the announcement in stock holme. bruce beauteler of the united states, will share the $105 million prize with two others from france and canada. he is a professor at genetics and immunology as the scripps institute in la joya. congratulations to him. a very smart man. airline passengers thrown from their seats in midair. tiger woods, where he hasn't been in 15 years. why his climb to the top is steeper than ever. ,,,,,,,,,, [ female announcer ] when something isn't right, you like to take care of 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boston. now, the jet blue flight took off in san juan, puerto rico, hit some nast arey turbulence on the way to -- nasty turbulence on the way to new england last night and some passengers were thrown out of their seats. six people had to be treated for back and neck injuries. well, today, veterinarians are examining that wandering sea lion who made its way across the 101 in burlingame. the animal now has a nickname. it is called broadway bound because it was headed to the broadway off-ramp. it was not hit by any cars. however, the vet says the marine mammal center in sauce sauce lee -- sausalito, they are trying to stabilize the injuries. the san rafael city council could give final approval to plans for a pro baseball team. last week council members approved the scaled down plan to renovating the 60-year-old albert field. the seating capacity would be 800 for a 45 game season running between may and september and the team would play in the north american league which operates independently from the major league baseball. tiger woods now in a place in the golf rankings where he has not been since the '90s. 15 years ago. he is out of the top 50 now. at the start of the weekend the official golf world rankings had woods at 50 and another golfer knocked him off in scotland. he will try to get back on the list at the open in california this week. >> my guess is he will come back in a big way and he is right here in the bay area over the weekend. so you can root him in. >> interesting to see. 6:26. coming up, keeping students safe at school. the week long crackdown that starts today. every tech guru's dream. the major announcement from apple, straight ahead. in a warehouse party in san leandro, it turns deadly when at least two suspects fire at six individuals. new details released about the three victims who were killed. and why police are trying to find the owner of the wearhouse. coming up. as wall street rings in the final quarter of the year ... let's go live to wall street. they are clapping. they don't know what is going to happen yet. it looks like stocks are supposed to fall today as we begin the final quarter of the year. here is the bell. after the dow lost 14% of the third quarter, from july through september. today, stocks futures have followed the world markets down. all of this, over the concerns about the greek debt problem. we're going to check in with jason brooks in a little bit to see what is going on in the market. good morning, it is monday, october 3. i'm grace lee. >> time to get up and start another workweek. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 6:30. and got news for you. got an umbrella somewhere in the closet? under the bed? >> dust it off. >> pull it out. >> what is going on? >> this is getting started a little early. but the rain clouds are already moving in right now. we've seen some light showers in parts of the north bay but you can see a lot of green beginning to show up there as that cold front is just off the coastline and a slow mover, taking its time to get here and across the bay area, another storm to come after that, and more on that in a moment and right now let's check out the traffic with elizabeth. >> starting to get busy on the roadways as well. 6:30 now. they have turned the metering lights on at the bay bridge. coming up in a little bit. back to you. >> all right, thanks, hreugz -- elizabeth. san leandro police are looking for two gunman who killed three after a weekend party. kristy siefkin has more on the young victims, and the desperate search for clues this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, grace. police are still actively searching this morning, looking for the two individuals, maybe even more suspects, they are not sure at this point, and those individuals opened fire, just after 1:00 on sunday morning, at a wearhouse here at the intersection of aladdin and alvarado. it is when the guests were hosting a tattoo party where they brought in a tattoo artist, where the gunman opened fire and killing three people and injuring six. and the party had been advertised all over the internet and held here at the guardco industrial park home to several businesses. in fact a nearby business owner witnessed the chaos that was happening during that shooting. >> there was just noise. gun noise or something. i didn't know what it was. people were running around, pandemonium a little bit. >> reporter: now, the identity of two of the three murder victims has been confirmed. the first, 16-year-old la nicia worthington and the second 19-year-old shanice keel who we're told was a student at san francisco state university and working in the fashion field. the third victim whose identity has not been confirmed is believed to be 23-year-old joshua alford. he has worked here at the wearhouse and we're told that his girlfriend is six months pregnant. now, the three other individuals who were fired at that day were transferred to a nearby hospital. and they are being treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. at this point, police are still trying to figure out what caused the shooting. they don't have any names for the suspects or any identifying characteristics at this point. at least that they're releasing. and they don't know if maybe alcohol was involved at the party. they do know the party didn't have the proper permits and we had heard reports that a friend of one. the victims had gotten in some sort of an argument with one of the gunmen prior to the fire opening. so trying to figure out exactly what happened and led to the tragedy. back to you. >> all right, thank you. it is a planned design to keep more officers out on the streets. stephanie chuang is in pacifica where dispatching duties have changed. >> reporter: when you call 911 starting today, the person on the other end of the line will not be in pacifica. he or she will be in san francisco. it is part of an outsourcing move, to save the city, hundreds of thousands of dollars, all the while keeping police officers on the street. and pacifica laid off six employees with its dispatch 911 call center, and signed a three-year contract with south san francisco pd. it is expected to save the city $350,000 each year. and the pd admits the response time may be affected from six months to a year. though the specifics are still unclear on that. we did get a mixed reaction from some of the people who live here. >> we have the technology. as long as there's no significant difficulty in response from those calls and then i don't see any problem with that. >> do you not like it? >> it is not good. >> for sure. >> dispatchers from south san francisco have gone on ride-alongs with pacifica pd to get familiar with the area and of course, to get to know the officers they will now be working with. the two departments have been working since may, to address these changes. now, one of the most noticeable ones for people here is this police station right along highway 1. it will no longer be open for 24 hours. when you come during the offhours you press the intercom button and you will be connected to a dispatcher in south san francisco. so one of the other results of many budget cuts we've seen all around the area. guys, back to you. >> i'm sure they're not over yet. okay, stephanie chuang, thanks. a verdict is likely today in the appeals case of an american exchange student convicted of murder in italy. a short time ago, 21-year-old amanda knox of seattle told the court she did not kill her british roommate. knox and a codefendant were convicted two years ago of killing meredith kercher. she was sentenced to 26 years in prison. on to los angeles, now, and the day begins week two of the trial of dr. conrad murray. he is charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of pop singer michael jackson. murray is accused of giving jackson a lethal dose of propofol and other sedatives. prosecutors are set to continue questioning an emergency room doctor. to give paramedics permission to pronounce jackson dead. 6:35. hope you're ready for a little bit of rain. not until this afternoon. but it is going to be wet i guess. >> yes, we have showers around the bay area developing. and it looks like more to come. it will be picking up as we head throughout the day, into the afternoon. and it looks like pretty good soaker. but this is really opening the door for what looks like a couple of storms to move on through. doppler radar is picking up on that right now. we can see some of that activity off the coastline and a few light showers, making their way into the far reaches of the north bay. but that will be sliding down slowly throughout the day today. and then it will be picking up in the afternoon hours, especially, a lot of clouds out there right now, and temperatures, expected to be fairly mild, even with the showers out there, it will take a long time for the rain to get here and plan on about 72 in san jose. and 64 degrees in san rafael. and 65 in vallejo. that's a look at weather. let's check out the roadways with elizabeth. >> a new problem coming in, thanks, lawrence, in petaluma, south 101 past washington, it sounds like it is an accident blocking at least one lane and the sensors are picking up quite a bit of slowing behind it. you can see one of the sensors picking up spodes around 35 miles an hour and it is a slow ride on southbound 101. once you get past petaluma, it looks good through mill valley. another traffic camera there. and you're cruising all the way down to the waldo grade. heading toward the golden gate bridge. and no delays there. and different story obviously at the bay bridge this morning. and the metering lights are on, so we're left with our usual delays, backed up to the very end of the lot. and that is traffic. back to you. >> elizabeth, thanks. starting today, palo alto police are cracking down on traffic violators. they want to make sure kids can walk to and from school safely. kcbs radio matt big ler is in palo alto, and has more on that. matt, good morning. >> reporter: hi, frank. yes, this is happening in all school zones, all this week, here in palo alto, and police are out in force, and they are looking for all types of bad driving behavior. as well as bad walking behavior. we just saw our first cop pull up here at aloni elementary school and these are the type of things that cops will be looking for, and not stopping for school buses, for speeding, for not yielding to pedestrians, and for pedestrians jay walking. so anything and everything, palo alto will be cracking down, here in the city of palo alto. around schools. and this is called operation safe passage. and it occurs about three times a year. where cops go out and remind the community to stay safe. slow it down around schools. and this time, it happens just one week after, or the week after that little six-year-old sealrelli demorrow was struck and killed in east palo alto, she was walking in a cross walk with her mom and two sisters, running a little bit ahead, when she was hit by a car. and sadly, she was killed. the driver of that car was a teacher at a local elementary school in east palo alto. she has not yet been cited. east palo alto officials are meeting with the city and school district officials tomorrow to talk about what traffic and safety improvements this he can make in east palo alto, in that section, on bay road, and last week, we learned that the school district, ravenswood school district, is stationed -- is stationing an additional crossing guard at that intersection, at bay and gloria where the girl was killed. and the school has decided to increase the number of crossing guards that are employed by the school district. again in palo alto, operation safe passage happening all this week. be on your best driving behavior around schools here. live from the scene in palo alto, matt bigler, for cbs 5. >> good advice. matt, thanks. well, it is now illegal to ban circumcision in california. the governor signed a bill yesterday preventing local governments from banning that procedure. the law was written in response to a san francisco ballot measure that would have outlawed circumcision here in the city. and fine parents for the violations. several groups argued it is a religious ritual and not a crime. and the new term of the u.s. supreme court starts today. and justices are expected to consider the legality of the health care reform law. and lawsuits have questioned whether requiring people to purchase health insurance is actually constitutional. same-sex marriage is among the other issues that may come up this term. and the court has already agreed to consider whether police can attach a gps tracker to a car, without a warrant. coming up, a busy week here in san francisco, why many hotels are sold out. also, ahead, the final goodbye, from andy rooney, on "60 minutes." >> and apple gearing up for a big announcement. how it could shake up the tech world this week. and the market opened 10 minutes ago. we will see how it is doing. it is expected to be down, and it system the dow is down 67. and the nasdaq is down 18. s&p down 7. we are going to check in with jason brooks in just a few. ,,,,,, sure, pulling the mold, mildew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...its dreams. ♪call 1-800-steemer. ride muni every day. i enjoy it the most when i'm with sidney. she doesn't notice that it's too crowded or that it can run a half hour late. i'm bevan dufty, and i'm running for mayor because it's not enough to just "get it done"-- we have to get it done better. sidney thinks muni is magic. we go underground and come out someplace new-- just us. i want all of us to see it that way. good morning, bay area. getting out, boy we have some changes today. clouds are moving in now. and yes, it looks like we've got some rain beginning to develop. it doesn't look to ominous right there but more clouds on the way and the rain has begun to show up in parts of the north bay and doppler picking up on that, northern sonoma county, a slow mover, just sagging into the bay area, today, and i think by the afternoon, everybody is going to see a nice little soaking from the storm system. still, it is going to be moving through. and opening the day for what looks like a more impressive stomp storm after this one. if you're headed out the door, temperatures are not that bad. and 50s and a lot of clouds and by the afternoon, rain becoming more likely. the temperatures in the 60s. a few sest. and this is a slow movier. so the temperatures are still going to top out in the 70s in the warmest parts of the south bay. cool front sliding through. the trough off the coastline that. is going to set the stage for another one to move on by. it looks like late tuesday night into wednesday. and you get an idea of the cold front from the future cast and moving in the late part of the afternoon and some showers continuing into the evening hours. so that looks like we may catch a little bit of a break. and the rainfall totals, probably a quarter of an inch, maybe three quarters of an inch in the wetter parts of the north bay and lesser amounts a quarter of an inch toward the peninsula. and temperatures not bad. you're looking at 70s in san jose, and also into livermore, and 60s as you head further north with the cloud cover there and the rain starting early on. still looks like tomorrow, we will catch a break from the stormy weather. by tuesday, late night. we are talking about another storm moving in and some rain becoming likely with the possibility of some isolated thunderstorms. showers continuing no thursday. then as we head tore next week, this next -- then as we head toward next week, the next weekend, the conditions dry out and sunshine makes a return. let's figure out the traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, lawrence. getting word of a couple of new accidents in the bay area and k cbs air bon flew over fremont, southbound 880 past the stevenson boulevard exit. a couple of cars involved in the crash. they moved to the right shoulder. but we're seeing a lot of slowing in that area. and again, the radio partners kcbs told tus is backed up to pretty much thornton. expect heavy traffic across that stretch. marin county commute, across the golden gate bridge. free flowing in either direction of northbound and southbound 101. different story in petaluma. southbound 101 approaching washington street. and this accident is still there. now blocking two lanes. so we're seeing quite a bit of slowing on our sensors just behind it. some of our sensors are turning to red. you will notice this color-coded guide at the bottom of the screen, that means speeds under 25 miles per hour. from the north bay, we will take a check of the south bay and a lot of overnight road work, especially near the 880, 101 interchange. everything has been today is the second day of oracle's annual "open world" 2011 conference. the event attracts more than 45-thousand people to the city. every hotel room in san francisco is sold out, including some hotels on the peninsula. the event runs through thursday, and is expected to bring 100-million dollars in revenue to the bay area. a chinese company apparently has its eyes on a silicon valley giant. here's jason brooks with kcbs and cbs moneywatch dot com. gonna lead with alibaba's boss interested in buying yahoo, will then mention apple's expected iphone 5 launch tomorrow and a prediction for iphone sales next year, wrap with the market jason brooks from kcbs and cbs moneywatch dot com. thanks. today three scientists won the nobel prize for medicine for their discoveries about the immune system. .. and one of them is from california. the announcement was made in stockholm. the winners include bruce beutler. he's a professor of genetics and immunology at the scripps research institute in la jolla. he'll share a one-point-five million dollar prize. andy rooney said his final goodybe on "60 minutes." the 92-year old talked about how much he's loved being a writer for the past 70 years. 20:39:51 "i've done a lot of complaining here. but i can't complain about my life. and all this time, i've been paid to say what is on my mind on television. you don't get any luckier than that. this is a moment i've dreaded. i wish i could do this forever. i can't though. but i'm not retiring. writers don't retire. and i ll always be a writer" 40:18 rooney said the one thing he never liked was being famous, and having people stop him to say hello... so he says if you ever see him at a restaurant, just let him eat. time now for a look at what's coming up later this morning on the early show. erica hill joins us now from new york. good morning. thanks. the early show starts at 7 o- clock. time to get a few complaints off our chests... "linked in" checked with 17- thousand professionals around the world... asking them about their pet peeves at work. in the u-s, one of the top issues is people who take other people's food from the fridge. worldwide, the top peeves are people who leave common areas dirty..... i hate that. that happens to me all the time. >> worldwide, the top peeves are people who leave common areas dirty. >> and people who are constant complainers. nobody likes that. and at the top of the list, those who do not take ownership for their actions. >> there you go. got to take responsibility. >> the refrigerator thing though is the worst. >> it is unbelievable to me. >> wait a minute. where is my taco salad? >> that was me. >> it is 6:52. a tattoo party ends in gunfire. and three people sadly are dead today. >> this morning, we are learning more about the young victims. we will have a live report with the latest coming up. ,,,, she notices when my skin's rough. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff really works. people after a weekend party in san leandro. kristy siefkin joins us now, with more in 6:55. welcome back. at least three gunman are being sought for the murders of three people at a party in san leandro over the weekend. kristy siefkin has more information about the victims. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. police are still searching for those individuals, as you mentioned. just after 1:00, is when they opened fire, on several people here at alvarado street and aladden in san leandro. they had a tattoo artist party. and when the guests left, that's when the individuals opened fire on six people, killing three of them. now, the identity of two of those victims has been confirmed. the first 16-year-old lanicia worthington and the second 19-year-old janice keel, a student at san francisco state university who was studying to be in the fashion industry. the third victim whose identity has not yet been confirmed at this point, woe heard it is 23-year-old joshua alford and we're told he worked at the wearhouse here and his girlfriend is six months pregnant. the three other individuals who were fired at, after the party, were treated at a nearby hospital. they sustained nonlife-threatening injuries. but police are still trying to figure out what caused this violence here at the party. it was a party that didn't have proper licensing. and they're trying to figure out if perhaps alcohol was involved. and we have heard reports that a friend of one of the victims may have gotten into an argument with one of the victims prior to the shooting. so police are trying to put together all of the puzzle pieces at this point. no information is being released at this point about the suspects. back to you. >> thanks, christie. and starting today, calls to pacifica police are going to take the long way to get there. pacifica's 911 emergency calls are now going to the dispatcher at the south san francisco police department. pacifica police decided to outsource dispatching as an alternate to taking officers off the street. pacifica expects to save $350,000 a year by outsourcing. and american amanda knox is expected to find out later today if her murder conviction will be dropped and she can go home. the 21-year-old former exchange student and her ex-boyfriend are serving prison time in italy for the british roommate killing in 2007. knox, addressed the appeals court today, saying, quote, i am paying with my life for things that i didn't do. they are hoping that the jury will come out by 11:00 a.m. pacific time. 6:57 now. if you're heading out the door, when you come back, it is going to be a little bit wet, i guess, right? >> grab the rain coat if you're headed out. a storm system off the coastline. slow mover. we're starting to see some showers in parts of the north bay. even as close as it looks, it will take to probably the better part of the afternoon for the system to work its way through. expect it to be wet on and off. especially in the afternoon hours. a brief break. another storm dropping in come wednesday. possibly some showers lingering into thursday after that. it looks like high pressure builds back in and the sunshine makes a return next weekend. and hey, the raiders may have lost, but somebody gathered a few new friends out there. a great time at the black hole with the raider nation and look at the buddies he has now. >> i thought elizabeth and grace did a good job with their makeup, don't you? >> i'm thinking lawrence is the one in the middle. >> actually, these are the guys that are in the black hole and by the way they don't live -- live in the coliseum and they parked next to us and when we were leaving the game, i said we have to get a picture. >> who were they rooting for? >> not the patriots. i will tell you that much. >> in daly city, they extended road work until 7:30 and there may be extra heavy traffic coming through there. and northbound 280 approaching the boulevard here, that was supposed to wrap up by 6:00 but they extended for another half hour. and to the east bay now, the nimitz, nice and quiet as you pass the coliseum. no delay toward downtown. we're still following this accident in petaluma. southbound 101 approaching washington street. kcbs airborne just flew over the scene and says it is still backed up in that area. you can see the sensors are still pretty slow. once you get past petaluma through novato and san rafael and through the waldo grade, are you still cruising this morning, and the marin county ride, and at the bay bridge, yeah, what can we say? more delays. it is the same thing if you're a bay bridge commuter. the meters lights are on for more than a half hour. you know what that means, backed up to the west grand overcrossing at least and growing. >> the bane of your existence if you live in the east bay. >> i know. unless you commute at 3:30 in the morning. >> which is delightful. >> yes. >> it has its bonuses. >> it has its perks. >> and talking about weather all morning long, the storm, it is slow and saggy. >> it is coming though. >> i think we're out of time folks. there is that storm looming. enjoy your day, folks. see you tomorrow morning. good morning. an italian court decides if amanda knox should be set free after she makes one final appeal.