bay, heading over on the skyline only 50s and 60s, here is sal. heading out to the high- rise no major problems and traffic looks good, also this morning's commute is off to a -- commute is off to a good start, at 6:01 let's go back to dave and pam. that continuing search for the gunman in that deadly shooting yesterday, tara moriarty is back now to tell us what is going on this morning, tara? >> reporter: well nobody has seen sharif rollman who tried to carjack a woman -- rollman, who tried to carjack a woman and they believe he somehow managed to escape the area. >> we are fairly confident he is not in this area we have searched. >> reporter: they are waiting to see if their loved ones survived the shooting rampage. sharif olman opened fire at a safety meeting killing three co- workers and injuring six others. a local cable show he used to host and he had been upset about switching to the graveyard shift recently and had been in trouble for several safety violations. they uncovered four weapons but say he is still armed and dangerous. they are supposed to be contacting us on the latest search efforts, time now 6:02 tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. the people killed in that shooting rampage, 51-year-old john robert from san jose and 58-year-old mark nunez also from san jose. despite that shooting classes will be held in the area. as a precaution all schools were on lockdown yesterday. students at pettersen school were kept in their first period class all day before being released to their parents. there will be a continued presence around the schools in the area and parents will be notified if anything changes through the school district's emergency notification system. in overnight news police moved in on demonstrators who were part of the occupy ss movement. kraig debro is outside the federal reserve bank where a handful of protesters are still there this morning, kraig debro? >> reporter: yes, last night police moved in and took some action and these protests have been going on since september. this is for the federal reserve, you can see people are still here. i spoke to a sergeant on the scene. one was arrested for battery on a police officer but protesters are still at this protest. now overnight san francisco police did make one arrest and we got it on videotape but it was for battery on a police officer but they were told to remove that isn't tents or -- remove their make-shift tents and a lot of people did that moving stuff out of the way, it just means they are not allowing them to sleep here overnight. this one started in conjunction with the one in new york, you can see the pictures from that. they brought in different people from different walks of life protesters say they want more corporate accountability and they brought in more people which makes them not your typical protests. >> overnight there are allegations by the protesters that may be san francisco police were too rough on protesters. i talked to the person who shot the cell phone video who tells me there were a group of protesters trying to block the street officers were trying to get them out of street but one woman was not in the street at the time she was shoved to the ground and he thinks the officer was just a little too rough. >> it shows the company using unnecessary force on one of our protesters and she clearly was not expecting it and clearly was on the side where they were telling us to move to. >> so about 800 people in san francisco with this occupy s f protest, mostly peaceful, they have been mostly peaceful since they started about a month ago. i tried to get an official word on that arrest and to see if we can get a comment on that videotape. kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. now it appears we know who all the candidates are for the republican presidential nomination and that's after sarah palin joined chris christie so tie he is not running. join us what the analysts say about the remaining field of republican candidates. people all over the world are mourning the death of steve jobs. they are showing up at the biggest apple store in shanghai : pads and "i" phones are usually popular there darks i- pads and i-phones are usually popular there. they are sad he did not get to see future projects. he founded apple in 1976 and after mac tornado, the first l1il0pod went on tail, in 20007 they released the iphone and last year they released the ipad. the company struggled at first with the release of that toy story and in 2006 walt disney brought pixar for $7.5 million making job's the company's largest shareholder. well the tributes for steve jobs go far beyond apple in cupertino, there are all kinds of impromptus all around the world. this is the scene at san francisco square last night people leaving flowers, putting up this personal message to a man who was a visionary and made the tech world cool. >> it seemed like a very cool thing to do. >> a lot of the mourners were taking pictures and naturally they used their iphones to do it. >> just go to www.ktvu.com. they could give free rides so resolution would bring back free muny passes to low income students. they would also offer free rides to students without bus school service and the idea was proposed by leyland lee. it doubled from 10 to $20 and budget cuts have left several city schools without any type of bus service. sal, it has been relatively quiet this morning. >> it has but this is when things begin to change. as you can see there is a little bit of a back up at the toll plaza and as soon as they turn on those metering lights, you will get a back up and if you can get here soon, you will avoid the larger backups we have. heading out to the high-rise and toll plaza, also interstate 880 also good driving through there and also we look at highway number 4 because it is always slow getting better in bay .6 09 let's go to steve. all these record rainfalls, ken field 1.75, almost an inch of rain, record was set and they checked in with an inch of rain after 4:00 yesterday. oakland 7.2 and even mountain view, all 24 hour record rain totals so how are we doing so early in the year? i would say we are doing well. santa rosa are 3.4% over normal and they should have a third of an inch. they are 246% of normal. san jose should have 5.6. there is more coming in today and it looks like things will calm down and our forecast models were bullish for rain next weekend so it backed up and there is no consensus and this is a cool system for so early in the season. rain stretching from mendocino, back in marin county it looks like cells developed also on the peninsular reports of thunder and lightning also big time reports out towards the valley and that will continue today starting to come on down, you can see out of the northwest and it will be an extremely active morning and it is cool out there 40s and 50s on the temperatures. we will start to warm up as we head towards the weekend. by this time tomorrow it will head to utah. it is impacting us with possible showers, hail being reported as well, 60s on your temperatures so another crazy weather day for thursday, things calm down friday but it will be cold tomorrow i can tell you that and with your weekend in view it will be drier and calmer and i have to watch out for inland fog, not coastal fog. 6:11 is the time right now berkeley's food pantry needs help to continue. this oil spill is causing fears of a major environmental disaster. [ male announcer ] sizzler's steak fest! a tri-tip sirloin, and endless salad bar, all for just $10.99. sizzler. thinking fresh every day. . a massive oil leak from a cargo ship that was carrying 15 tons of fuel it got stuck on a reef right there, there is the ship there, they are trying to figure out how much oil has leaked out, some birds have died and experts predict there will probably be more. $116 billion is needed to stimulate the british economy and the bank is also reviving a program to buy from banks which in turn will lend cash to people and to businesses. well the un is vowing says more than 100 people have died in mogadishu after a suicide car bombing on tuesday, a truck packed with fuel blew up outside of a compound. parents and students are among the victims, they were waiting to register for scholarships. they are threatening even more attacks. well the presidential election is now 13 months away and it is finally clear which republicans are in the race. as carol hahn reports, sarah palin is not on that list. >> reporter: good morning, sarah palin finally made it official last night in a statement to supporters and advice presidential nominee -- vice-presidential nominee, added she could be more effective helping other presidential nominees. it still leaves a field of contenders and mitt romney and rick perry remain the front runners. despite the lackluster, herman cane has been surging in the polls but one veteran political watcher says it's mitt romney who poses the biggest threat to president barack obama. >> because he has the potential to string together a coalition of conservatives who doesn't like the president but also suburban voters who done find mitt romney particularly scary. >> reporter: recent polls show mitt romney with a slight lead but it's still anybody's race which is why it will be scheduled for next tuesday. carol hahn ktvu channel 2 news. struggling to keep up with rising demand. this year's funding has been cut by roughly 30% and in addition to that from the federal management agency they reportedly put a strain on resources. the pantry's director said the organization had to borrow money to continue operations and without more financial donations the food pantry may not be able to feed all the families who come in for the holidays. away area job fair which begins today, dozens of companies will be taking part. this one is free and will take place on gateway place. the fair runs until 2:00 p.m. and it includes sleep train and onel retail. if you go there, dress professionally and bring several copies of your resume. this morning a swedish poet won the nobel prize for literature. 80-year-old thomas has long been considered a favor for this award. in 2004 while being half paralyzed from a stroke which left him paralyzed to speak, he continued to write and published several poems. more than two thirds of the race adds smart meters will be increased or remain the same. changes take affect mid-month and the rate adjustments will help even out parking around the city. let's check in with sal, you don't normally have the chopper fired up this early. >> well, you know ktvu ktvu channel 2 news, you can see traffic is moving along very nicely on interstate 880 and it is actually very light as you drive towards oakland, news chopper 2 is headed to the bay bridge and going towards san francisco, this is a look at san francisco northbound 101 with no major problems and you will see traffic on the lower deck of the bay bridge. this morning on antioch, it is slow and getting slower getting into pittsburgh but if you are driving to bay point, it looks good to concord and it is a nice drive. thank you steve. >> thunder showers may have stars and it will start raining and there is plenty of rain coming down in lake county and parts of mendocino county have had five inches of rain and that's incredible for any time of year but especially october. some of these rain totals are well above normal and some are popping up on the skyline on the peninsular half-moon bay and pescadero, stretching back to sonoma back over to -- hillsboro we are getting plenty of shower activity some of that will be heavy, 0s and 5 -- 40s and 50s, this is unseasonably cool as you know. it will rotate through the morning hours and by 2:00 or 3:00 we are mostly done. high pressure will deflect as we head into the weekend, 60s on the temperatures and it will be a very cool day this time of year. it will be cold friday morning and it will warm it up with your weekend in view and it will be warmer for the most part. toyota said they are making a much faster come back, toyota is back to the level it was before the earthquake and tsunami. natural disaster provides parts to toyota and other car makers. universal pictures is giving them a chance to watch from their living rooms and it will hit the theaters november 4th. atlanta and portland will be able to rent the movie at home. movie studios are looking for ways to 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[ male announcer ] switch to at&t u-verse and record four shows all at the same time. now at the lowest price ever. at&t. . good morning news chopper 2 traffic is looking good coming out towards the western part of the city, no major problems on the bridge getting into the city. time now 6:25, builders are examining this building to make sure it will keep standing after a car went into it. a man in his late 90s was coming home hit the gas instead of the breaks and smashed through the front door of his own home. the driver was not seriously hurt but he was taken to the hospital as a precaution. a mumps outbreak is forcing the state department to vaccinate everyone on campus. so far 13 students have tested positive and 13 others are expected to have caught the virus. it cause cause fever severe swelling and fatigue and doctors are concerned since all the infected students received the recommended inoculation. the health department is recommending a third dose for everyone at berkeley. offering free breast exams for unsured women, and it is in honor of women. now scheduled for october 12th and october 18th in pittsburgh and richmond, the first 40 women at each of the fares will get the free exams. tiger woods tees off here in the bay area later today. the biggest star in golf will step up to a smaller stage, he is competing in tournament in san martin and he has struggled mostly this year and is eager to get back into the swing of things in today's open. >> i have been playing between 35 and 3 -- 35 and 36 holes a day. i am trying to get my playing instinct back. -- instincts back. in san martin, tiger woods is expected to tee off shortly after noon. a lot more on the death of apple steve jobs in silicone valley headquarters. live in cupertino where an alleged gunman continues to hide after a deadly shooting at a quarry. we will tell you what authorities are doing to try to find them. and on wall street, pam will have the early numbers. tempur-pedic for everybody? 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>> very fast, yes, everybody was running. >> reporter: you were actually in that safety meeting? >> yes. >> reporter: you just hit the ground? >> i ran. >> reporter: this is you tube video from a local show he used toco host. he had been upset for the graveyard shift and authorities uncovered four weapons and they believe shareef allman is still armed and dangerous and we will let you know what will happen as soon as they update our information. sheriff's department has identified the three people killed in that shooting ram paint. yacht loop pay, and 59-year-old mark nunez of san jose. all over the world people are morning the death of steve jobs who died after a long battle with cancer. joining us live she is at world headquarters in cupertino, here is more. >> reporter: people have come here to the headquarters in cup to pay their respects and to remember steve jobs but it is taking place in a variety of forms, people holding up their iphone or ipad with a candle and people have actually dropped off actual apples and the flags are flying at half staff, people are trying to do what they can to remember this man. this is being seen across the world and i want to show you some video we have just gotten in from shanghai china, that apple store, people posted an online tribute from what country, and we also have video from tokyo japan where people left flowers outside the apple store where they reportedly had a moment of silence before opening there. and here people came to pay tribute, apple here has been quiet in cupertino, after the announcement came yesterday, employees were asked not to talk to reporters, but again the flags are flying at half staff, the apple website where people can send their condolences. he changed the way each of us sees the world. we just walked around the corner and saw a bunch of roses laid out in a parking space as well. just marking it and a little pit further down people have put stuff by the apple sign but people are trying to figure out where and how they remember him. >> the other apple co-founder issued this statement about the death of steve jobs. quote we lost something we will not get back they were high school friends and he said jobs looked ill when he last saw him about three months ago. colossal high tech deal in the works, microsoft is considering a bid for yahoo. they tried to buy up the search engine in 2008, coming up reasons why this megamerger may not happen. they showed the u.s. energy department was preparing to give solyndra a second government loan more than $450 million despite the company's financial troubles. e-mails were released as part of the investigation into the original $535 million federal loan given to solyndra in september of 2009. now the energy program showed problems with alone after they warn -- a loan after being warned of the company's financial problems. one person is dead and a gas leak in the area tied to that shooting has now been capped off. a man was shot between 70th avenue and favor street just before 10:00. he then drove his car a couple of bloc