good morning. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. sources tell ktvu that the man accused of shooting a fremont police officer has now confessed. ktvu's claudine wong is at highland hospital now where we've just learned the officer's condition has been upgraded. you also have more on the suspect. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning tori. that's right. we're at highland hospital where a nursing supervisor has told us that the officer's condition has been upgraded to

-- from critical to serious condition. we've seen a fremont officer arrive in the last hour and a half. he didn't want to talk. this is a difficult time for the police d and family. young needed at least 60-pints of blood and it's become clear to the road that recovery will apparently be long. but this -- this community has responded. dozens of people donated blood in young's name. most did what they could. >> when we needed support when we lost one of our officers, just a short time ago, fremont was one of the first agencies knocking on the door to help. >> reporter: this all happened friday afternoon when young and the task force tried to arrest andrew barrientos on domestic

charges. police fired. police say he's a suspected gang member. sources say since his arrest on saturday night. he's confessed to the shooting. what's still unclear is when he will be headed back to the bay area. we have been talking to jail officials in san diego county this morning. they say they don't have a set time but certainly people have said he could be back as soon as today. we're gonna continue to check on that. if we get any, we'll bring them to you. live in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators want your help following an overnight hit- and-run accident in oakland. jade hernandez is at the scene with the very latest on what happened out there. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. we've learned the call about this man came in from someone who flagged down firefighters for help. they thought they found a body and, in fact, they thought the person was dead but not the case. we're live in oakland this morning. we're live near where the chp believes this accident may have

happened near this offramp here. the 27th street offramp near went 980. the driver -- westbound 980. we're live here in oakland. the chp tells us this morning the man hit suffered several broken bones and major injuries. he's in the hospital in critical condition. the california highway patrol says the man found did not have identification with him but they did find a backpack near the scene. they are at this point still referring to him as john doe. officers could not find any physical evidence of a hit-and- run accident but the young man's injuries are consistent with an accident involving a car. the chp hopes to talk to the man at some point if possible because they have very little information in this investigation. that's where the community's help comes in this morning. the chp wants anyone who might have seen the accident to call

authorities immediately. anything will help officers piece together what may have happened to this man last night. we contacted the chp and are hoping for more information for you coming up. reporting live from oakland, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:03. overnight, the coast guard rescued four people from a stalled boat off a marin county coast. the rescue happened about 12 miles south of point reyes. the four people on board suffered minor injuries when a window on the boat shattered. the sailors ranged in ages between 55 and 90 years old. they've left san francisco for a sailing trip to alaska. police went to a man's apartment yesterday after a call that he shot himself with a nail gun several times. officers say they opened fire because he was holding a 0-inch knife when they arrived and was

confrontational. police had kak before but his fill -- contact before but his criminal history is unknown. investigators say a 26-year- old man and a 27-year-old -- and a 27-year-old men on saturday night were shot and killed of an parking lot of an apartment complex on san antonio court. a 19-year-old was also injured and treated at a hospital. investigators say it appears there was an altercation between two groups of people. they are looking into whether the shooting was gang-related. the investigation continues now into a deadly high rise apartment fire in san francisco. this started early yesterday morning, eight stories up at the trinity towers on o'farrell. a woman jumped to her death. another man had to be treated

for burns. >> i heard the intercom, "if you're still in your apartment, stay in your apartment." >> now the cause of that fire is still under investigation. a knew connector ramp between highway 24 and 13 is open as it heads into berkeley. that new connector is located further west, which gives freeway drivers more time to merge into traffic. that ramp is particularry busy on days that cal holds football games. bears host uc davis this coming weekend. we want to check in with sal and a lot of schools are back in session and that usually means busier traffic. >> the traffic -- you see my address there underneath my name for twitter. you have any sort of updates to send me send them to me at sal

underscore castanedo. tori is correct. we've been talking about more people on the roads back to school and the schools have been slowly getting in for the last week or so. we will let you know that traffic is going to be busier. let's move along and take a look at 880. the traffic looks pretty good as you drive past the coliseum. also this morning we've been watching that accident in hayward, southbound 880. that accident hasn't been a big deal. the southbound traffic is going to be busy. on the peninsula, on the other side. highway 92 traffic is busy. 7:07. here's steve. good morning. a little cool this morning. we have some low 40s. mount tam is 49. northwest wind at 10. we do have mostly sunny skies. just some patchy low clouds. and the headline will be warmer

this week it will be tuesday, wednesday, thursday and then we'll go right back into the cooler pattern. we'll see some 90s inland but the weekend -- amazed. the first weekend look like may, june, july. another low drops into the north. we'll see another cooling trend. it's hard to fathom this is one pattern but it all seems to be locked in. one system produced rain, north of redding about .4 fell. today, very close to yesterday's readings. temperatures which start off in the 40s and 50s end up in the 60s and 70s. santa rosa, just a little bit, 79. didn't change a thing for san

francisco. walnut creek, plus 1. oakland, same as yesterday. san jose from 76 to 78. mount tamal pius, minus 2 compared to sunday morning at 49. now, kenwood, 49. oakmont 43. they are very close. 42, napa, north napa and sonoma 44. atherton, woodside, 47. gilroy, 48. 33 up in tahoe at 28 at truckee. 49 ukiah. a little on the chill side there. you can see how everything is diving down out of the pacific northwest. it will start to ee investigate out after one more oomph comes out and clips the northern part of the state. high pressure comes in tomorrow. a very fall pattern over the weekend. slightly warm he. you'll see warmer weather, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. it looks like the coast will be all right.

sunny, breezy, a little warmer. 60s, 70s, to very low 80s today. tomorrow we'll start off cool. right back down again friday, dave. >> okay, steve. thank you. 7:09. with lower temperatures and lighter winds actually helping those fire crews in yuba county fighting a 300-acre fire. the fire is in not far from dobbins. it started friday afternoon. it's now 60% contained. full containment may come some time tomorrow. we can tell you no homes have been lost. but the wildfire did force some weekend evacuations but everyone is back home now. no word on what caused that fire. right now, the clock is ticking for dell to match hewlett pack ward's -- packard

bid. dell is assessing whether a higher bid would be in their best interest. intel is buying the wire les german division for $ $1.2 million. intel says this is part of the connected commute -- commuting strategy. the deal's expected to close by march of last yeex. all of these -- of next year. all of these merge e's are good for the -- mergers are good for the long-term economy. but in the short-term it means less jobs which will be a problem. 7:1 1. as the u.s. continues to withdraw troops

from iraq, it leaves a price tag of at least $5 billion. we'll find out more about this in a live record from washington. find out who bp is blaming now for some of the problems that led up to the massive oil spill in the gulf.

on wednesday, a group, the first 224 guardsmen, allocated will led to illegal border crossing but will not have the authority to address anyone. across border in texas, gunman assassinated the mayor of a town in the middle of a drug war and injured his daughter. there's no official word who is responsible but the mexican president made reference to gangs. this comes after a series of explosions yesterday and the assassination of another mayor last week along with the execution of 72 migrants. it has been a deadly weekend for american troops in afghanistan. nato reports seven u.s. service members were killed. two died in bombings yesterday in southern afghanistan. two more died in the bomb attack in the south on saturday. three died in fighting in the

east the very same day. 42 u.s. service members have been killed in afghanistan just this month. that follows july's all-time of 66 americans killed. as troops begin to leave iraq, they leave behind abandoned and very expensive projects. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. with a look at how much taxpayer money has been wasted. >> reporter: good morning. it's a startling number. the top u.s. government watchdog in iraq says more than 0% of the money the u.s. has spent on reconstruction projects in iraq has been wasted on projects that have been abandoned or are incomplete. that's $5 billion down the drain. now, one example is the basra children's hospital. here we have a picture of it. it's one of the largest projects undertaken by the u.s. it's opening has been delayed

for six years by security and construction prob problems. it's just one of the incomplete projects. others include a $00 million wastewater treatment facility in fallujah that it three times as expensive as it should be and doesn't work. and a prison north of baghdad that sits empty. in all, 600 projects are still incomplete primarily for security reasons. but the u.s. officials involved say thousands of others have been completed successfully. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. it is 50717. president obama marked the fifth anniversary of hurricane katrina with a visit to new orleans where he made a promise to the city's residents. yesterday morning, mr. obama and michelle obama toured a new

housing development. president obama promised not to abandon the recovery effort in the gulf. >> i will stand behind you until new orleans is all the way back. >> reporter: more than 1800 people died in the wake of hurricane katrina. 80% of new orleans was flooded when the levees broke. president obama says work on a fortified levee system will be complete by next year. a new report says that bp is blaming its own engineers for some of the oil that leaked into the gulf of mexico. the bloomberg report shows mistakes made by bpic nears while finish irk the deep sea oil well are partly to blame. that investigation also blames bp engineers for misreading the pressure data that indicated a

reading was incorrect. san jose mineta airport is closing down one of its main runways today to allow crews to begin construction on a taxi project. the shutdown should not impact schedules. the project is not expected to be fully completed until november. city leaders are counting on measure k, a one-cent sales tax is expected to generate $1.5 million each year for the next seven years. if it's not approved the city may have to disincriminate, that may include turning some

services to san mateo county. the single screen movie theater in the phil-- fillmore district has reached a deal so it will be kept out a little while longer. smaller theaters have a hard time making movies. 7:20. a san qan ten police -- a san quinn ten prison in-- san quentin prison inmate is found dead in his cell. south of laredo, there's a place...

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7:23. san quentin prison officials say an inmate who was just saved from the doilt has committed -- death penalty has committed suicide. the man has been on death row since 1989 for the murder of a san andreas woman. last week his sentence was reduced to life without parole. he was found dead in his cell saturday. he arnt payly hanged himself --

apparently hanged himself. a riot sent seven inmates to the hospital at a folsom prison. guards initially used chemical agents and rubber budgets to try to get the 200 rioting agents under control but when that didn't work, they resorted to firing their weapons. 7:23. a tragedy at the indianapolis motor speedway, a 13-year-old motorcycle racer was killed in an accident. the young boy was liter linse, he crashed during a warmup and then was hit by another rider. he was rushed to the hospital but died later from his injuries. no one else was hurt. track officials say the young man was the youngest racer killed at the track. we want to check in with sal castanedo, keeping a close eye on this monday morning commute. >> all right. tori and dave. not a good going on when it comes to problems.

there have been slowdowns already for this monday morning. westbound 24 driving up to the tunnel. you will see slow and go traffic here and there because the la fayette area and oakland. both on the orinda side and on the oakland side of the tuble. bay bridge is barked up for about a 10 minute to 15-minute delay. no major problems have been checking the tweets. haven't heard anything about b.a.r.t., caltrain or muni. fortunately, not a lot of angry people out there. northbound 101 approaching the 80 split in san francisco, that traffic is moving along okay. 7:25. hello, steve. hello, sal. any weather treats? >> a couple. it's a little cool. a lot of 40s especially up towards the north bay. mostly sunny, though, a little breeze has kicked in. it will be sunny and breezy

today. this does not feel like the end of august. it feels very fall like. after the system that came by saturday, some height rain made it into northern california. you can see there's still a few showers and guys up there toward the oregon border. north of redding, just under .4 over the weekend. 60s, 70s. breezy. 5, napa, santa rosa. i've seen temperatures cooler than that. there's sebastopol, kenwood, 51, palo alto, you can see everything driving streat straight down to the northwest. head off towards the nevada, idaho. then high pressure builds in today. only slightly warmer. 60s, 70s, upper 70s. very few low 80s. temperatures will rebound for warmer weather. we'll see warm to hot conditions on wednesday. it won't be anything like last

tuesday, when it was 105. nothing like that. >> thursday still warm and then friday another cooldown as we go into the first weekend of september. hard to believe. 7:26. california's budget stalemate has moved now into record- breaking territory. up next we'll tell you what's different about this month's negotiations. some people fear an historic east bay park has taken a ton for the worse. it has not happened in 400 years. the rare natural disaster forcing thousands of people to evacuate in indonesia.

ktvu has learned that the man accuser of shooting a fremont police officer has now confessed. ktvu's claudine wong is at highland hospital where the officer is still being treated. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. yes, it looks like it will be a long road ahead for officer todd young. the good news, he's been upgraded from critical condition to serious condition. that came from a nursing supervisor here at highland hospital. we also have witnessed the steady stream of people to visit him. there was a fremont officer here this morning even before the sun came up coming to the hospital. he didn't talk this morning.

you have to remember this has been a very difficult time for family, friends and the law enforcement community. officer young has made it through two surgeries. but there's still a long road ahead. the fremont police chief telling the "chronicle" that young has talked to his children and his wife has been at his side. he's been heavily sedated through this process. it's pretty clear that while he's already had two surgeries he will need more. certainly in these type of situations people feel helpless. so when this situation arose, people rose to the occasion and gave 60-pints of blood. >> to me, this is all i'm able to do for todd. he's in the hospital. we can't visit hill. he still has surgeries to go. >> reporter: let's take you back to all of this happened. you are looking at 20-year-old andrew barrientos. the man police say shot officer

young. ktvu sources say he's her confessed to the shooting. now, barrientos was wanted on domestic violence charges. police say he fired at the officer and the other police trying to capture him. he was booked into jail saturday morning. the big question is when he will be headed back up to the bay area. we not alameda county district attorney's office sent a couple of folks down to san diego to talk to him. but when he will be brought here, that's still unclear. we'll bring you any updates coming up on "mornings on 2." you can get more information on this case by going to our channel 2 website, just click on the bay area news tab near the top of the page. california state budget is 61 days overdue with criticism aimed at governor

schwarzenegger and the legislature is growing. in the past, the big five political leaders would meet and negotiate behind closed doors. this year, the governor called his first big five meeting last thursday. they only met for an hour. they agreed to schedule a budget vote for tomorrow. five of the seven oakland child care programs scheduled for closure will open this morning. now, they were supposed to close today but at the last minute, the school district came up with the money that's needed to keep them running least through december. the centers will not open today are golden gate and santa fe in north oakland. parents say dealing with these closures will be tough. >> once they close, i don't know what the future will be for him an myself -- and

myself. a once powerful supporter of the republican candidate for california governor has nearly disappeared from public view. former governor pete wilson provided meg whitman with a powerful endorsement. he felt whitman would be especially tough on illegal immigrations, an issue very close to his heart. many feel he's become a political liability now that whitman will win over latino voters. glenn be says he has no desire to run for president. he said that on fox news sunday after an appearance with sarah palin over the weekend. they spoke at a restoring honor rally on the national mall in washington, d.c. it was about two years ago that palin appeared for five-day forecast

time, jock mccain, as his running mate. hayward police are searching for a suspect during a deadly shooting. police responded to cottage park drive yesterday afternoon. they found a man shot in the abdomen. he died later at the hospital. that investigation don'ts. san francisco police want information about a suspect who killed a homeless man in golden gate park. now, the body was found near keisar stadium saturday morning. police say it looks like the man was beaten to death. the victim was later identified as 53-year-old michael ponder. police have no description yet of the killer. san francisco police are warning people about a series of car break-ins in normally quiet neighborhoods. they happened in diamond heights, glen park. police say the break-s in are unusual because the suspect or suspects broke into several cars parked on the same block at the same time.

two catalytic converters were stolen. neighbors are asked to call the police if they notice anything suspicious. "san francisco chronicle" reports the future of an ongoing experiment on market street could be decided within the next couple of weeks. the city started to restrict the traffic between 0th and 6th street last year. they are trying to ease a confession and also -- congestion and also make the

easier -- traffic easier. bicycle advocates say the program is a success. however, some of the nearby merchants say it is hurting their business. 7:36. we want to check in with sal castanedo, keeping an eye on the commute, especially the bay bridge toll plaza? >> that's right. it's busy. we've had schools back in the last three weeks. schools have been slowly coming back into session. we've seen a corresponding change in the way traffic patterns are especially at the bay bridge, westbound, a little bit busier here at the toll plaza. no major problems on the bridge. we keep watching the commutes though, looking at northbound and southbound 880, approaching the bridge, it looks okay. this is northbound 880, that traffic is moving well. by the way, i just found out about an accident westbound 24, pleasant hill road, involving a truck and van moved to the

shoulder. i'm not sure if the guys in the control room can bring up diablo, i can see there's already a backup building there on 24 westbound. i just heard -- thank you. thank you guy are, -- thank you, guys. up at the top of the your -- of your screen, you can see b.a.r.t. b.a.r.t.'s a good way to get around. and westbound 237. that traffic is moving along a little bit slowly. you see, steve, the guys in the control room like me better than you. >> i may not sleep tonight, sal. >> thank you. some low clouds out there. patchy low clouds. sunny, it will be slightly, slightly warmer. temperatures starting off rather chilly this morning for the end of august. when you get low froets these

saying something. the cool air filtered in behind that. a little buildup, a few sprinkles, light rain, between 1:00 and 2:00, if you are looking up, there is a tiny bit. temperatures today will end up very, very close to yesterday's highs. i just bumped them up a couple. walnut creek, 78 to 79. san jose, slightly warmer. mount tam is 2 degrees cooler. tomorrow i expect to see this at 59 degrees which will give us a warmer afternoon but not today. kenwood is 42. napa/sonoma, 44. atherton, saratoga, 48. gilroy, 49. if you went out to walk the dog, it's chilly.

the ten-day outlook takes us into the first week of september. it's hard to believe it's lasting but that's the pattern. high pressure will kick in after that system very fall like moves out. it won't be that fast. high pressure comes in. we'll get warmer weather. i don't think we'll get a big strong offshore event, maybe a slight one but the coast does look sunny and warmer. today, sunny and breezy. patchy low clouds. 50s -- a lot of 60s 70s. upper 70s very low 80s inland. more of a westerly breeze there. it will be warmer on tuesday, wednesday, thursday. here comes your next cooldown on friday, tori. twenty minutes now before 8:00. hurricane warning are in effect

for i -- warnings are in effect for the caribbean islands as category earl moves forward. in the meantime, hurricane danielle is getting weaker but still causing problems on the east coast. the national hurricane hurricane center says -- center has daniel could be downgraded. thousands of people in indonesia are being forced from their homes after a volcano erupted for several days. some planes had to be diverted because of poor visibility. emergency items, like food and water, are being sent for those in need. this volcano has not erupted in more than 400 years. there is a small but growing trend of students starting their school day by firing up their computers at

home. another award for danville's hero pilot, sully sullenberger. and there was a mix of old and new shows mock the winners at the emmy awards. we'll have details when we come back.

investors have been honing in on employment data, a key way to predict where the economy is going.

right now the dow and nasdaq are down. there are several good signs from the auto industry. the number of borrowers making late payments on their auto loans dropped. the rate of payments slipped over .5 between april and june. compared to .75 for the same period last year the number of loans increased by 19%. the amount being borrowed edged up nearly $100. gasoline prices have dropped more than 7 cents across the country in the last two weeks, the national average price for a gallon of regular is $2.68 according to triple-a in. here in the bay area, san francisco drivers are paying 3.21. that's down 3 cents from last month in oakland and san jose. the average is 3.11, down more than a nickel from last month. 7:45. reports of a weakening housing market could drive home prices

down even more. right now, there are more than twice as many homes with for sale signs than is normal. that number doesn't include all ofthe homes banks have foreclosed on or the owner has simply walked away. if they were included, prices could be more. >> there are millions of holes. no one know -- homes. no one really knows. it's a secret with the bank. >> now, the experts say many people are just too worried about losing their jobs to think about buying a home right now. but for those who feel comfortable taking the risk, the experts say this could be a once-in-a-lifetime chance to buy a home. another popular bay area park is having problems with crime. residents in berkeley want the police to crack down on violence in people's park. kraig debro is at the park

right now with the details on what's happening. >> good morning. i think there is a perception that people's spark is a troubled spot. i did take a look at the web page. people's park have had eight alerts issued on them. the latest sounds kind of scary it happened last wednesday, police responded to a call that up to 20 people were beating a woman at people's park. police confirm the report and found another victim here as west that victim was trying to help the woman. apparently, the two people did not know each other but the woman was being attacked by more than 20 people. a man trying to stop the attack was hit over the head with a skateboard. police say the manned an woman didn't know each other. this all began over the argument of disciplining a dog.

both victims suffered injuries and an argument got so loud, it frightened the arborists trimming the trees to leave. the attack that happened last wednesday or the fight between the homeless people, the loud fight between the homeless people have forced the arborists to leave. they've caught suspects. there was an assault with a deadly weapon. apparently, according to police, they are having a lot more here than they normally get. reporting live in berke i, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:48. in santa clara county, school- aged children who have a tough time attending school have a new online option. they can go to a website called liberty online and log into

their classes. it's the first of their -- a first-of-its-kind in the bay area. the clooses are free to -- classes are free to ages 6 through 12. sully sullenberger joined a gathering of heroes in alabama. >> we're very fortunate in this country to have people who are willing to choose to serve in the armed forces during wartime and to serve a cause greater than themselves. >> he was speaking to the 26 living medal of honor winners. sullenberger was presented with the american spirit award for his here oism -- heroism. an old favorite and

newcomers took stage sat the emmy show last night. >> and the emmy goes to -- jane lynch. >> she did it. jane did it. actress jane lynch, one of the stars of the show "glee" took home the award for outstanding actress. "glee's" creator was honored. you'll find more emmy coverage on your channel 2 website, ktvu.com. , including seeing the red carpet fashions. all right. ten minutes before 8:00. san francisco police report a huge jump in domestic violence calls. find out what is behind this

increase.

a suspect walked into a church yesterday, asked for the leader and then opened fire. >> the morning congregation had had finished its meeting. gray santer was still in the -- clay santer was still in the building. but the majority of the people had exited. >> police later found the suspected gunman inside a home. officers shot and killed him after police say he opened fire

on them. police have not identified the suspect but say he was not a church member. san francisco police are reporting a surge in domestic violence calls. statistics published in the san francisco examiner show 911 received 7100 calls. that's 600 more than the previous year. budget cuts, domestic violence programs, more domestic violence victims feel more about feeling safe are the reasons for the increase. attorney david levin and other festival fans say federal officers are too heavy-handed in their making rest to justify. this monday, some 50,000 people are expected to be there.

illegal drug use show the need for an even larger police presence this year. tmz is reporting that hotel heiress paris hilton said she's not worried about her recent brush with the law. police say hilton was riding in her boyfriend's car on the las vegas strip on friday. they were pulled over after motorcycle officer said he smelled marijuana. a bag of cocaine fell from her purse and she's confident she will be exonerated. >> how is highway 24? >> we had an earlier crash. still a little bit busy. now that the lanes are open, things are better. but for a while they had to move the cars out of the lanes. it's still not great through here. moving along and taking a look at the toll plaza. big, bright sun. its backed up into the sun.

westbound, 92. traffic is moving along okay on the san mateo and by the way on the dumbarton bridge. it's a nice ride to highway 101. here's steve. >> we do have mostly sunny skies already. there's some patchy low clouds around but nothing compared to what we saw last week. we had a lot fog -- a lot of fog coming in. the wind has picked up. this is all associated with a couple of systems that's dropped straightdown. there's still one more that has to drop down. but it will stay mainly to the north. sunny, breezy, slightly warmer. 60s 70s. mount tam's 49. 2 degrees cooler than sunday. you need to see about 58, 59 to be warmer to trajz late to the service. kenwood down to 42. all checking in with some 0s. the same for sebastopol and many areas in the russian river. 33 tahoe, 28 truckee. ukiah, 49. the same for santa maria.

you can see how everything drops down straight from the northwest. it will give us a little bit of a warmup and then another low is going to reinforce that system in the pacific northwest and start another cooling trend as we get to the weekend. the next couple of days, especially midweek will be subny and warmer. a little windy in some of the higher elevations. saw gusts to 30. 60s 70s. 80s. warmer, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. here comes the cooler on friday. dave and tori? >> it is 7:57. the chp just released new information about their investigation into an overnight hit-and-run accident. we'll have that for you next in a live report.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday, august 30th. well, ktvu has learned that the man accused of shooting a fremont police officer has now confessed. ktvu's claudine wong is at highland hospital with an update on the information and also more on the condition of that officer. good morning, claudine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. let's first talk about this investigation. i just got off the phone with the san diego police department. the man who is suspected of shooting officer todd young is waking up in jail this morning. when they will be back here,

it's unclear. we are told he could come up as early as today to the bay area. but we just don't know for sure when that trip will be made. what we do know is that officer young acondition has been upgraded to serious from critical. he had been listed in critical condition for the last couple of days. we've also seen the show of support starting early this morning when a fremont man arrived at the hospital. this is a difficult time for family and friends and the law enforcement community as they've launch -- watched the 39-year-old fremont officer todd be taken into surgery twice. young needed at least 60 points of blood and it's become clear that his road to recovery is just beginning. this community has also responded to any way they can. over the weekend, dozens of people donated blood in his name. most say they just wanted to do what they could to help.

when we needed help, fremont was one of the first answers that were knock -- agencies that were knocking on our door to help. >> reporter: this all started friday afternoon when young and a task force tried to arrest 20- year-old andrew barrientos on domestic violence charges. police say barrientos fired at least ten times and hit young twice. barrientos then carjacked a car and tried to get over the border in mexico. police say he's a suspected gang members and sources tell ktvu he has confessed to the shooting. i have talked to san diego county sheriff department officials as well as police officers. it was a san diego police officer who spotted barrientos based on a description that spotted him, pulled his gun and arrested him and a friend without incident. certainly they are crediting his alertness from keeping him from crossing the border. but that being said at this

point, both san diego pd and san diego county say their job is done. they are gonna put this in the hands of the agency. a young man is fighting for his life following an overnight hit and run. jade hernandez is live with new information. >> reporter: the california highway patrol says they aren't even sure this was a hit and run. we just got off the phone with a spokesman from the chp. here's sergeant trent cross. >> right now, it's unknown how long he was out there and we're not certain if it was a hit and run because there's no injuries injuries -- [ inaudible ] >> there's no evidence to indicate a person was struck by a vehicle. >> reporter: the chp says this

man may have been dropped off and ended up on the side of the freeway. they are investigating this as a hit and run. but they are not sure what happened. officers differ cored the -- discovered the vimed on the 27th street offramp in oakland after several drivers reported seeing the man late last night around 1:30. paramedics rushed the man to the hospital with severe head and internal injuries and multiple broken bones. the man is in the hospital with with critical conditions but they expect him to pull through. the chp says the man did not have identification with him. but there was a backpack near the scene which they searched. the chp is referring to the man right now as john doe. the chp hopes to talk to the man at some point if possible because they have very little information in this

investigation. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. four minutes after 8:00. overnight the u.s. coast guard came to the rescue of four people trapped on a stalled boat off the marin county coast. the rescue happened 12 miles south of point reyes. the stranded individuals activateed an alert. a window on the boat shattered. they ranged in age between 55 and 95 years old. 8:05. we're getting more information about that deadly officer involved shooting of san jose where a 42-year-old man was killed. now, police went to the man's hospital yesterday after getting a 91 1 call that he had shot himself with a nail gun several times. police say they opened fire because he was holding a 0-inch knife when they arrived. and he was confrontational.

police had had contact with the man before but his criminal history isn't known to us yet. the three officers are on leave until an investigation is completed. san jose police are also investigating another deadly incident that took place saturday night. investigators say a 26-year-old man and a 27-year-old man were both shot and killed at a parking lot of an apartment complex on san antonio court. a 19-year-old woman was also hurt and treated at a hospital of investigators say it appears there was some type of altercation between two groups of people. they are investigating whether the shoot something gang- related. the investigation continues into a deadly high-rise apartment fire in san francisco. it broke out early yesterday morning. eight stories up at the trinity towers on o'farrell. one woman jumped to her death from her burning apartment. another man was rescued but had to be treated for burns. >> it's a small apartment. it wasn't completely inflamed.

pretty heavy fire, though. >> no one else was hurt. the exact cause of the fire is under investigation. officials at mineta san jose airport will close one of its main runways today. in fact, as we look out there live at the airport. the closure will allow the trues to start to build a taxiway extension. the work shouldn't affect airlines schedules or the operations out they're. the runway will partially reopen at the end of the week. the full project is not completed to be complete -- is not expected to be completed until february. we want to check in with sal castanedo, keeping a close eye on the monday morning commute. >> don't let the lack of crashes today fool you into something like oh,ette great out there. it's not. it's improving at the bay bridge toll plaza.

no major problems. it was much busier even 15 minutes ago. those of you who have waited around have a pretty decent commute. you can see traffic continues to move along relatively well pass the coliseum. this morning's commute is okay on westbound 24, la fayette. at the top of your screen there, there was an earlier crash and that really has slowed things down. it really hasn't recovered. looks like there is an accident just two minutes old. this one just came in. northbound 280. we'll follow that up and give you an update on that next time around. it's time for the forecast, here's steve. >> good morning. a little chill this morning. had some 40s and temperatures a little breezy as well. we're recovering -- it's august 30th, right? it sure doesn't feel like it.

sprinkles up in northern california. everything continues to dive in. we've had pattern since almost april. it's hard to believe it carries over. very sell dumb do you seeful -- seldom do you see something like this. 40s and 50s by this afternoon. a lot of sun. can't get rid of the wind. we'll have a lot of 60s and 70s. santa rosa, 77. we'll go 79. 64 in san francisco. no change there. bun wetter in walnut creek. 70 oakland, same as yesterday. had 40s. we bounced off the morning lows. 44 and napa and santa rosa. 57 oakland, berkeley, same for livermore and concord. san jose, 56. but not far away. i saw saratoga. a couple of locations. a little cooler this morning. 37 tahoe. they were 33. truckee was 28. only 51 right now.

sacramento only 58. not that warm. low 80s out to the sacramento valley today. you can see why we're getting that north wind. fuss, wednesday, thursday, high pressure comes in. it will not be as strong as last week. it will give us a warmup, especially inland. sunny, breezy today, slightly warmer after patchy low clouds but the wind may take the edge off any warmth. 60s, 7 o upper 70s. very low 80s. tomorrow we'll start off again. we'll kick that out and hoar comes the next warmup into the weekend. this morning's lower temperatures and lighter winds are helping crews in yuba county get a handle on a wildfire that's burned more than 300 acres.

the bullet fire is burning in a rugged forest not far from the town of dobbins. it started friday afternoon. it's now 60% contained. full containment is expected sometime tomorrow. no homes were lost but the wildfire forced some weekend evacuations. everyone is now back home there's no word yet on what caused this fire. 8:0. just a couple of moments ago, vice president joe biden arrived in baghdad. he's marking a major milestone in the iraq war. ñ

welcome back. 8:13. the first wave of national guard troops set to be deployed today under president obama's plan to increase security among the u.s./mexico border. now, these soldiers will be stationed in arizona. and then on wednesday, another group, the first of 224 guardsmen allocated for california will be coming here. the troops will help key an eye out for illegal border crossings. but they won't have the authority to arrest anyone. meantime across the border from texas in mexico, gunmen assassinated the mayor of a town that's right in the middle of the drug war and injured his

daughter. there's no official word on who did this but mexican president calderon has referred to criminal changes. the shooting comes after a series of explosions in the area yesterday and the assassination of the mayor of another town last week. along with a nearby ex-- along with nearby executions of 72 migrants. it's been a deadly weekend for u.s. troops in afghanistan. nato reports seven us service members were killed. two died in southern afghanistan. two died in the south on saturday. three died in fighting in the east the same day. 42 u.s. service members have been killed in afghanistan this month. that follows follow's july time high of 66 americans killed. we just got word that vice president joe biden has arrived in iraq moments ago. he's onhand for a ceremony

walking the formal end to u.s. combat operations in iraq. seven years after the american invasion top. toppled same. all u.s. troops are scheduled to leave iraq, 2011. in the meantime, a new audit is out. it reveals that the united states has wasted bing of taxpayer dollars on a con construction project. >> reporter: good morning. it's an outrageous report that the u.s. has wasted more than $5 billion on incomplete, failed reconning struction projects -- reconstruction projects in iraq. we checked out the website this morning for the army corps engineers of iraq. it shows some of the projects

that the top u.s. man in iraq says are not finished like this children's hospital in basra. it's one of the biggest construction projects. but the opening has been delayed for six years. that hospital cost $165 million. it's still not open. other failed projects include a $1million wastewater treatment in fallujah that's three times as expensive as it was supposed to be and still doesn't work. and a prison north of baghdad that sits empty. the future of these projects is unclear at this point as the u.s. begins its withdrawal from iraq. reporting from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:17. well, president obama marked the fifth anniversary of hurricane katrina by visiting new orleans where he made a promise to the residents there. yesterday, morning mr. obama and first lady michelle obama toured a new public housing development.

they also had lunch at a local restaurant flooded after the storm. the president ended his visit with a speech he promised he would not abandon the recovery effort. >> my administration is going to stand with you and fight alongside you until the job is done. until new orleans is all the way back. >> more than 1800 people along the gulf coast died in the wake of hurricane katrina. 80% of new orleans was flooded when the levees broke. president obama says work on a fortified levee system will be finished by next year. 8:18. north korea is accusing south korea of blocking public access to north korea's youtube and twitter website. the communist half of north korea -- north korea inches to the north opened a twitter account on august 12th. there are very few people in that country with computer access. in south korea, web users are warned they face punishment for

participation in north korean social networking sites. government officials officials in india say they will not block blackberry services for another 60 days. indian officials are demanding greater access to some personal information. city officials in half moon bay are counting on a local sales tax measure to pass in november to keep that city from dissolving. it is measure k, a 1-cent sales tax expected to generate revenue each year. well, the final curtain is not coming down on san francisco's00-year-old clay

theater at least not yet. the single screen movie theater in the fillmore district was supposed to shut down after last night's final film. the landmark theater chain says it's come up with a short-term deal to keep it open at least a while longer. the company is hoping to find a permanent solution. small theaters like the clay have a hard time attracting major movie the and they have to rely on the loyal public. 8:19. up next find out why schools and other groups are being told to stop holding car washes in one bay area city. a new report points a direct finger of blame in the oil disaster in the gulf of mexico. we'll tell you who is being singed out. northbound 10 southbound traffic is okay. we do have a couple of problems in the bay area. we'll fill you in on those coming up. droiiiid.

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8:23. today, crews whether be-- crews will begin drilling a rescue hole to rescue those 33 miners trapped underground in chile. a new report says bp blames

its own engineers for some of the problems that led up to the oil problems in the gulf of mexico. the bloomberg report says an internal investigation shows mistakes made by bp engineers while finishing the deep-sea oil well are partially to blame. the probe blames bp engineers for misreading pressure data which indicated that a blowout was imminent when a reading was taken the day of the explosion at the rig 11 workers died in that blast. bp is not commenting on the report. 8:2. officials in one bay area city say holding car washes to raise funds for nonprofit organizations are now being discouraged. in sebastopol the concern is the runoff may con taint pluntants and that may end up in storm drains. they also point out discharging anything other than rain in storm drarms is -- storm drains is illegal.

8:24. let's check in with sal who said it's really no big problems out there but still slow traffic around the bay area. we have a minor accident in san francisco. i want to tell you about it and traffic 208 is backed up from about 19th avenue. it's a pretty long commute but the accident itself is rearly not that serious. i want to show you the bay bridge has been improving. it's backed up from about the middle of the parking lot. those metering lights are on, about a ten manufacture minute delay. san mateo bridge, westbound 92 looks good all the way over to 101. not too bad. but a little bit busy, especially getting from san mateo to redwood city. richmond bridge looks good and so does the gl. 8:25. let's go to steve. good morning. a little cool this morning. temperatures rebounding now. we're still in the 50s for many. it will be breezy but sunny to mostly sunny. 50s for many already. but temperatures again a little bit below seasonal averages on

these lows even with the clear skies after yesterday's system. i can see why. that's a pretty strong system over the weekend. patchy fog, clouds and breezy. a lot of sun but the winds are not going anywhere. mount tam running 3 degrees cooler than sunday morning so there's no warm air aloft. sonoma, 44, north napa in the oak noel district was 44. saratoga, 48. gilroy dipped to 49. 50s in the valley. 60s, 70s until you hit spaum precipitation. we had 54 54 eureka to 62 down in san diego. in extreme northern california. there's one more little system and by tuesday high pressure says get out of here. and a little bit warmer today but not much. 60s, upper 60s for some, 70s to near 80. i think the warming will really have to wait until tomorrow before you actually feel it. temperatures will bump up.

we'll see mid- to upper 80s and then 90s on wednesday. mainly inland, not the coast and another cooldown as we head towards friday. there's a new effort to end california ally budget deadlock two montes after the deadline. also -- my convenience -- violence is on the rise at a popular bay area park and residents are demanding that police take action. kraig debro will be live with new reaction on this. this hasn't happened in 400 years. rare natural disaster forcing thousands to evacuate in indonesia.

california state -- came's state budget is now 61 days overdue. the criticism aimed at at the governor and legislature is yoking. in the past, the state's big 5 political leaders would meet and they would negotiate behind closed doors. this year, the governor called his first big 5 meeting just last thursday. they only met for one hour. they agreed to schedule a budget vote for tomorrow even though there's no compromise plan. five of the second oakland childhood care centers closed are open this morning. they were supposed to close today. the two centers that won't be open today are golden gate and santa fe in north oakland. parents say dealing dealing with these is tough.

supporters of this, will hold a news conference on the issue tomorrow afternoon. the news from oakland's highland hospital came about two hours ago. the condition of the fremont police officer bunded -- wound the in the line of duty has been upgraded from critical to serious. doctors say there are signs officers todd young is improving after undergoing a successful round of treatments. in the meantime, formal charges could be filed today against the suspected in officer young's shooting. ktvu news has learned 20-year- old andrew barrientos has confessed. on saturday, police in san diego arrested him just a few feet from the mexican border.

there's in word yet on when barrientos will be brought back to the bay area to face charges. hayward police are searching for the suspect in a deadly shooting. police responded to cottage park drive around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. after getting a 911 call. they found a man who had been shot in the abdomen. he later died at the hospital. police say evidence suggests the shooting was not random. 8:31. san francisco police want information about a suspect who killed a homeless man in golden gate park. now, the bolddy was found near keiser stadium saturday morning. police say it looks like the man was beaten to death. the victim was identified as 53- year-old michael ponder. so far police have no description of his killer. another bay area park is having problems with crime. residents in berkeley want the police to crackdown on the violence in people's park. kraig debro is as the park now. there's new information right,

kraig? >> reporter: there is. police are calling an assault but the people in the park say something quite different happened peer at people's park laughs wednesday. acoreing to the police, 20 people got into an argument with a woman. police say the argument was about displinting a dog. the argument got heated and police were beating the woman. >> that was other people not understanding when you have a dog, if you have teeth, when your dog does wrong, you roll it over on its back and you bite its ear. they are saying i'm the alpha. you won't do this. >> she was getting beat on. guys don't beat on girls.

you hit a girl in this park, you are gonna get hit with a skateboard or anything that's available. we don't put your hands on females. that's just one of the things you don't do. >> reporter: the police report says a woman was beaten. the people who were here at the time said she was not beaten. the second thing is the people here claim that the woman and the man, the person would came to help out the woman, did not know each other, but according to people at the park, they do know each other, are boyfriend and girlfriend, since i've been talking to the people at people's park this morning. they relayed a lot of other information to me about what goes on here. it may be part of the confusion between the city and the park. that could be part of it as well. it was interesting getting their side of the story but police on uc berkeley are --

since the beginning of the year, there have been eight crime alerts about people's park. it's not just this one incident, it's several throughout the course of the year. it is 8:34. san francisco police are warning people about a series of car break-ins in normally quiet neighborhoods. they happened in diamond heights glen park and the valley. the police say the break-s in are unusual because the suspect and suspects broke into several cars parked 0 the same block at the same time. two catalytic converters were reported being stolen. neighbors are asked to call police if they notice anyone suspicious. san francisco transit workers are losing their parking perks. they will soon have to pay an $80 a month fee in order to park the -- to park at the bus yard while they are work at -- while they are at work. nut fees are expected to generate 3.5 million for the transit eax. this all fums -- this all comes

after muni drivers refuse to make concessions during the negotiations. "the san francisco chronicle" reports the future of a -- of making this area safer for cyclists and pedestrians. the city says there has been a drop in traffic since this all began. bicycle advocates say the program is a success. however, nearby merchants say their business has been hurt. july consumer spending rises at the fastest space in four months according to a report out this morning. .4%. that's helped strengthen auto sales but investors still honing in on em plim data as a key way to predict where the -- employment data as a key way to protect where the economy is

going. >> there are several good signs for the auto loan industry. the number of borrowers who are making late payments on their auto loans dropped during the summer months. the rate of payments -- more than two months overdue slipped to over .5 between april and june, compared to .75 for the same time last year. the number of new loans increased by almost 19%. the number being borrowed, the amount being borrowed edged nearly $100. gasoline prices have dropped more than 7 cents across the country in the last few weeks. the national average is 2.68. mere in the bay area, san francisco drivers are paying $3.21. that's down 3 cents from last month. in oakland and san jose the average is 3.11, more than a nickel down from last month. sal, everyone banking out there in the commute.

they are. >> i just got a tweet from willie. he says there are no bomb bay dear trains, those are the -- the trains leaving san francisco. if you ride caltrain you know gacket exactly what that means. sorry about that. i guess you don't have your bilevel train this morning. we'll keep you posted on that. there are no significant delays. let's take a look at the commute. you can tweet me sal underscore castanedo. bay bridge, it's backed up for about a five-minute delay. nothing bad. it's improved. moving along and taking a look at northbound 101. that's not all that good. 280 is backed up all the -- almost all the way out to 19th avenue which is term. the commute on the peninsula, southbound 01 -- southbound 101 at 3rd. there a crash there.

if you do it use 280 instead. here's steve. >> we do have mostly clear skies. juflt a few little clouds around. a little breeze, let's see if the tree is rustling in the wind. sunny for most already, temperatures on the chilly side, a lot of 40s we're seeing low 50s but we've already started to warm up. but another system, not as strong as the one we had saturday is diving into the northern part of the state. it takes one more system to get that through. today may be just a tiny bit warmer. 60s, 70s and rather breezy. the 40s are giving way to 50 to 57. napa and santa rosa were both down to 44. 57 oakland, beshly. san jose, 56. tahoe, 37. now they were 33. truckee was dune it a brisk 28 this morning. we had upper 40s. now they are in the low 50s. you can see how everything is

driving straight down. there's one more system and then the high is going to nose in a little bit. that will start tomorrow. temperatures will come up. this is not a big guy high or anything. it won't be like we had last tuesday when we had the 104, 105-degree heat. that's not coming back. 90s in the interior look to be a pretty good bet. sunny, breezy. very close to yesterday's highs. 60s, 70s, upper 7s os very low 80s. temperatures rebound tomorrow after another cool start. warm to hot on wednesday. still warm to hot inland. and then here comes a cooldown as we head into the weekend. hurricane earl now a category 3 storm is moving closer to the islands in the north caribbean and warnings are in effect for later today because it's getting closer. earl has strengthened into a category 3 storm. it could brush the north carolina area thursday.

meantime, hurricane danielle is actually getting weaker but still causing problems along the east coast. lifeguards made hundreds of rescues. that storm caused rip currents up and down the east coast. and look at this. thousands of people in indonesia were forced to run from their homes this morning because this volcano erupted for a -- erupted for a second straight day. those clouds of smoke and ash could be seen for miles. some planes actually had to be diverted because of poor visibility. emergency items like good, water are being sent in to help those people who need it. that volcano hasn't erupted if more -- in more than 400 years. 8:41. up next -- meg whitman has an important endorsement from a former california governor. but is it causing more harm than good.

this morning the chp is

investigating an apparent hit- and-run crash that has one fighting for his life. it happened on the 27th offramp in oakland. investigators are looking at other possible causes of that death. it is sentencing day for the two men convicted of killing fairfield city councilman matt garcia. but the defense attorneys for the two convicted killers were delayed today as they push for new trials. vice president joe biden arrived in iraq just a short time ago. now he's there for this week's ceremony marking the formal end to u.s. combat operations out in iraq. and we have breaking news just a short time ago, tori, nato made an announcement that seven more american service members died today in afghanistan. they were killed in separate roadside bomb attacks in afghanistan. these deaths bring to 14 the number of american troops killed in action in eastern and southern afghanistan over the

last three days. a once powerful supporter of the republican candidate for governor california has nearly disappeared from public view. former governor pete wilson provided meg whitman with a valuable endorsement before the republican primary. wilson felt whitman would be especially tough on illegal immigration, an issue very close to his heart. but many republican advisers feel wilson has become a political liability now that whitman is trying to win over latino voters in her battle against democrat jerry brown. conservative talk show host glenn beck says he has no desire to run for president. he said that on fox news after an appearance over the weekend. they spoke at a restoring honor rally on the national mall in washington, d.c. on saturday. it was about two years ago that palin appeared for the first time with former presidential candidate john mccain as his running mate. right now the clock is

ticking for dell to match hewlett-packard's $2 million bid for the bid and dell has until the close of bid on wednesday. when the bidding war started two weeks ago, three-par shares were selling for less than $10. intel is buying the wireless of germanmaker infineon for $ $1.2 billion. they say the wireless will operate at a standapone business. intel will expand its current wi-fi and 4-g max offerings. the deal is expected to close by march of next year? clair county, school-aged kids who have a tough time attending school have a new online

option. they can go to a website called liberty online, log into their classes. it's the first program of its kind in the bay area. 20 teachers are paid to supervise student progress and hold online office hours. the classes are free to kids who live in santa clara county in grades 6 through 12. studies show that more and more people regard their pets as family members. even in these tough economic times many are willing to go to extreme measures too improve the lives of those animals as a result, bay area pet hospitals are ramping up serves like never before. tom vacar joins us with the story and tom, i can relate because i don't want to know how much i spent on the binny pig. if it weren't for to kind of demand, places like this would not exist. >> reporter: this man says he feels confident when he bring his dog taz to the new adobe animal hospital in los altos.

it has impressible abilities, including a pharmacy, state of the art lab, dental facility, intensive care unit and even a blood bank. to serve the pet as family member friend, this facility rivals many human hospitals. >> everything was thought of to make sure the client and patient were comfortable and were as comfortable as possible. >> reporter: and if the animal will fit through the door, they will treat it. >> goat the, chickens -- goats, chickens, rats, guinea pig, hampsters and bunnies. >> reporter: blood transfukeses have become a part of standard injury response and yog therapy. whether it's because they've been in a traumatic incident or hit by a car, they have a

diseased process that has caused them to become anemic. >> he has a universal blood type for dogs. so we can use it this blood for any sort of blood transfusions. this groundbreaking hospital says it's read yesterday to to go 24/7. whether it's a canine checkup, kitty chemo or the occasional catfight. >> it looks like he got out of the scuffle pretty well, i'm not seeing any horrible injuries here. >> reporter: so it might be time to see if pet insurance which kind of pet insurance is right for you and your pet. i'm consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:50. danville's hero pilot, chesley sully sullenberger joined a gathering of heroes in alabama. >> we're very fortunate in this country to have people who are willing to choose to serve in our armed forces during wartime. and to serve a cause greater

than themselves. >> sully was addressing a group that included the 26th living medal of honor winners. that's america's highest military honor. suen burger was presented with the american spirit award for his heroism for last year's emergency airplane landing in new york city's hudson river. ten minutes before 9:00. an old favorite and some newcomers took center stage at the prime time emmy award show last night. >> and the emmy goes to jane lynch. >> jane lynch won one of the stars of "glee" took home the award for outstanding performing actress. you'll find more emmy

coverage on our website. go to ktvu.com and click on the emmy 200 tab on the -- 2010 tab on the front page. up next, some free legal advice for anyone planning to attend this year's upcoming burning manifest val.

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former baseball star roger clemens is in court in washington, d.c. right now. the seven-time cy young award inwy -- winner is being arraign on a six-count federal indictment. prosecutors accuse clemens of lying to congress about his alleged use of performance- enhancing drugs. clemens is expected to plead not guilty to charges that could send him to prison for 30 years. 8:55. officials still don't know the motive of a gunman who shot and killed a mormon church official near fresno. the victim was 42-year-old clay santer. he's a father of six. the bishop at the church of jesus christ latter-day saints in visalia. witnessens tell police the suspect walked into the church yesterday, asked for the leader and started shooting. officers shot and killed him after police say he opened fire on him. police have not identified the suspect but say he was not a

church member. 8:55. san francisco police are reporting a surge in domestic violence calls. statistics published in the "san francisco examiner" show 911 operators received more than 7300 calls in the past year. that is 600 more than the previous year. crime experts point to two main reasons for the increase. budget cuts have resulted in fewer domestic violence programs. also more domestic violence victims now feel safe about calling police. a paul loy alto attorney is offering free legal advice for anyone to attend the burning man festival. federal officers are too heavy handed and are accused of making rest to justify their existence. this year's event begins monday. some 50,000 people are expected to be there.

lawmakers in the state assembly are reviewing their dress code for women. men have long been required to wear a jacket and tie on the assembly floor. but it's never been clear what appropriate business attire means for women. the sacramento bee says women were notified but that policy was suspended to allow time for discussion. >> they need to talk about it. >> gotta add it, coordinate it. let's talk to sal about the commute. >> there was just an accident on the lower deck a few moments ago. 101 in san francisco is ridiculous. it's backed up all the way out to candlestick. that's terrible getting up to the lower kek -- lower deck. less go to the toll plaza. there's still some busy traffic on 24 la fayette because of a crash on the shoulder. the traffic is still busy. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a little cool this morning. a lot of 40s, we'll end up with mostly sunny skies today.

temperatures 60s, 70s, rather breezy slightly warmer, warmer weather does start to really feel more like it on tuesday, wednesday, thursday. but then here we go again. another cooldown. the same pattern. >> just, you know, been consistent. [ laughter ] >> gotta change eventually. >> that will do it for us, thank you for joining us. >> bye now.