along the coast we are expecting the clouds through the morning hours and sunshine for the afternoon. that is is exactly what we are waking up with this morning. along the coastline maybe 2-4- degrees and around the bay area very similar to what we felt yesterday. 55-degrees in santa rosa. 57 for fairfield. upper 50s as you start the morning in oakland again a little soggy out there. 60 degrees hayward. mid to upper 50s san rafael as well as san francisco. low 60s starting the morning mountain view as well as san jose. we will continue with the on shore breeze and that will be with us throughout the weekend. coming up your afternoon highs and who is expected to hit 5-10 degrees warmer for your friday afternoon. sal. thank you. let's start off with live

pictures this morning. i will show you what is going on on highway four. things are look pretty good. it's nice clear weather. you don't have to worry about visibility problems on your drive in from concord. this is a look at oakland commute northbound and southbound 880 that strong looks very nice coming through the main part of oakland. this morning if you are on 80 westbound let's say you are coming in from richmond, it is a very nice drive so far. all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza. let's go back to the desk. topping our news this morning san francisco police are investigating a hit and run that critically injured a nine- year-old boy. it happened last night. ktvu kraig debro has been talking with family members to a family member and witnesses and joins us from the scene. >> reporter: thanks, pam. in talking to the cause of the

nine-year-old boy he had ha cat scab and had no brain damage and expects the child to recover. according to the cousin of the nine-year-old -- they were crossing when it happened. the hit and run suspect is now in custody. police arrested him in hayward. it started at the intersection though. the cousin of the boy says the family was walking northbound. the driver was going eastbound. >> the nine-year-old was a little out ahead. i see to my right the guy come flying through a red light after dodging around a car that was waiting there and by the time i jumped back, he is hitting my cousin and knocking him into the car. >> reporter: he says his nine- year-old cousin was pinned briefly between the suspects vehicle and the parked vehicle. he didn't stop.

one of our witnesses said the suspect turned around and started back up mission in the westbound direction. sfpd put on the be on the lookout for a white toyota suv. hayward police spotted and stopped the vehicle. driver is being detained but their latest press release did not say if he is being arrested. multiple witnesses said he appeared to be intoxicated. this happened around 10:30. we have to check with pd to see what time the vehicle was stopped in hayward. the selloff continues for stock markets around the world this morning. right now most of the benchmarks across europe are down by more than 2%. overnight in asia most of the same. taiwan saw the biggest fall finishing the trading day off

more than 5.5% as investigators react to the steep drop on wall street. if you missed it, the dow jones dropped more than 500 points basically wiping out all of its gaining for the year so far. what happened? a lot of the concern about debt across europe. there is also a lot of concern about the continuing jobless rate here in the united states. there is more than -- more than 2.5 million people that will run out of their unemployment benefits by the end of the year. now this morning all eyes on the monthly jobs report for july. most analysts believe the u.s. gained between 75 and 90,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate remained at 9.2%. that could be enough to ease panic. they add if the report is better than that, it could boost the markets today. right now the futures indicate a lower opening not a huge drop but a lower opening and that

jobs report comes out in less than an hour. president obama is trying to bring relief to the job market. coming up in about 4:45 the people expected to benefit from those reforms. stay with us throughout the morning we will bring you those jobless numbers as soon as they come out. we will go live to the new york stock exchange a little later this morning. you can also track the markets and get the very latest news on our economy on our website ktvu.com. chrysler is recalling nearly 380,000 of its mini vans because an air bag can deploy without warning. it covers 2008 chrysler town and country, chrysler voyager, and grand caravan. it replaced the air conditioner drain at that point.

now engineers believe moisture may have effected the entire circuit board. new this morning, a man is in custody for the stabbing death of a woman in san jose. police were called to an apartment just after 2:30 this morning. they say they immediately took a 48-year-old man into custody as a suspect. officers then entered the apartment and found a woman with multistab wounds. she was pronounced dead at the scene. police are still look for the motive. a search is under way for two men that tried to lure young children into their cars near gilroy's elementary school. it doesn't appear the two incidents are related at this point. they do say a man in his 20s tried to lure a young boy and two girls away from their home. a similar incident happened on

miller last week. here's a sketch of the suspect. 30 years old with a goatee and short balding his hair. his car is a dirty 1990s honda with a black roof and modified exhaust. fire investigators still don't know what caused five fires near train tracks. they say a freight train is likely responsible. the fire started yesterday in the town of knightsen. it burned mostly grass. neighbors received an emergency phone call ordering them to stay inside because of the smoke. >> east contra costa has been going through the same cuts as everyone else as other agency our district only has six engines on duty. we had to ask for a lot of help. >> one man lost a classic car

and heavy equipment. another neighbor lost 22 beehives worth as much as $1,000 each. family members of minh says his spirit won't be released until that boat is turned over. they were tossed into the bay after their boat collided with bigger boat preponderate father survived. he declined to talk to investigators yesterday. they didn't find any sign of drugs or alcohol on the yacht. the investigation could take several more weeks. a week after his death a friends of a long-time santa clause will host a wake. 69-year-old was found dead in his residential hotel room last friday. he was a long-time santa at the union square macy's until he

was let go for telling an inappropriate joke. san francisco firefighters program will be collecting toys at tonight's event and that begins at 5:30. 4:38 is the time right now. i want to check in with sal he's covering traffic. sal, you were involved in that toy drive before? >> i was and i did meet santa john. hopefully it will be a nice service for him today. let's take a look at what we have with the morning commute looking pretty good. we will start off though in contra costa county with antioch and bay point traffic looking good. east four approaching bay point looking good. like wise for eastbound 80 coming up from highway 4 to crockett. the road work is slowing traffic on the way up to the carquinez bridge and into vallejo. watch out for it and move over as the sign says to keep the workers safe. let's move along and take a

look a live pictures. westbound bay bridge is light. no real back up at the bay bridge toll plaza. the morning commutes good. 4:49 let's go to rosemary. good morning, to you. slightly cooler in some areas. not by a whole lot. 56 santa rosa. 56 in san francisco. upper 50s in oakland. right around the seasonal average. hitting 60-degrees in hayward. 60 degrees holding in san jose. the winds generally light out there. the clouds even the patchy drizzle back with us this morning. it will be throughout the morning hours. it starts to peel back out of the valleys. take a look here we are. santa rosa, concord, down into the south bay. mostly sunny skies. you can still over the bay area. still over the coast takes until noontime or 1:00 before it burns off over the east bay. for the coastline here perhaps san francisco it's going to stick around for most of the

afternoon and by sunset this evening it's already rolling back in. we continue with this pattern. our normal summer pattern includes cool for the coastline but hot inland. we really haven't seen that just yet as high pressure moves off and a trough sets up. this will be the case again for the weekend. so our temperatures will be mild to warm at best we're talking low 80s for some of the warmer spots across our inland areas. your afternoon highs for today upper 70s to low 80s. 73 expected in fremont. low 80s for pleasanton. upper 50s for the coast in your extended forecast with your weekend in view not a lot of change. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. we start with the low clouds. monday, tuesday slightly warmer. 4:41 was the time. he was one of the most pro livic serial killers in history. the evidence that could tie ted

bundy to more murders. heated ever argument about gang violence and why police are making things worse. traffic looks good heading south. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. wñ

tgif to you. waking up this morning with the low clouds, the patchy drizzle

once again. inland will be warmer for the afternoon and our weekend very similar to what we have seen lately. imagine her surprise two s16 fighter jets intercepted a plane flown by a 75-year-old woman. when the jets intercepted the plane she turned around. the woman was flying the plane by herself and wasn't aware she was in restricted air space. today the senate will approve legislation to end a two-week partial shut down of the federal aviation administration. the shut down has cost the government $30 million a day in uncollected airline ticket taxes and sidelined 4,000 faa employees. because the senate is on vacation, the bill will be passed through a special procedure called anonymous consent. it's only a temporary funding extension through mid september. this morning president obama will outline a new

initiative to help unemployed military veterans find work. the proposal would give companies that hire an unemployedet van a $2500 tax credit. it would be higher for disabled veterans or forthose out of work for more than six months. serial killer ted bundy has been dead for 22 years now. now the fbi wants to find out if he is responsible for cold cases dating back to the early 1960s. today the fbi will enter bundy's dna profile into its index system. they built a profile from a vile of his blood found at at a florida evidence lab. he confessed to 30 murders before his 1989 execution. investigators long believed he is responsible for other deaths. a texas jury will begin deliberating today to decide the fate of a polygamist leader warren jeff.

he was convicted of child sexual assault charges. hi assaulted a 12-year-old girl and impregnated a 16-year-old. he acted has arizona own attorney during the trial and says he was a victim of religious prosecution. he faces up to life in prison. people living in oakland have launched a new campaign against the world's oldest profession. last night dozens marched through city streets determined to take back their streets from prostitutes. aggressive streetwalkers are destroying their neighbors and vow to call police the moment they see a prostitute hooking up with a customer. amber lee talked to one young woman who said she has no choice to work the streets. >> why are you doing this? >> pay the bills. >> reporter: how do you protect yourselves out here? >> that woman told us she is a 21-year-old single mom with no high school diploma or job skills. she has a part-time retail job

but that is not enough to support her children. a retired high school teacher is expected in court today after being accused of sexually abusing a student. the oakland tribune reports police arrested 72-year-old james reese on wednesday. investigators say he abused a former student at irvington high in fremont around a three- year span. he taught for ten years before retiring last year. he's facing several felony charges including sexual assault and kidnapping. police in palo alto have released photos of suspected gang members. cardenas and silva wanted for killings. last night the police chief held a town hall meeting to discuss this problem.

however, some community members are concerned that police the police response may be causing even more problems. >> you cannot allow these police officers coming from different jurisdictions coming into east palo alto and the east palo alto police department pulling people over due to the war on drugs. >> we had a spike on violence. you responded. we responded. we have a lot more things to do. >> there have been six homicides in east palo alto this year. right now the time is 4:49 and more oakland police officers could rejoin the department than previously thought. ktvu was there on monday as chief anthony bass welcomed 25 police officers. eight more officers are set to return in the weeks ahead. that is according to the oakland tribune. chief bass tells the paper that there are signs that the application for a grant could

be approved. that would pay for another 32- 36 police officers. a decision is expected this fall. san francisco's fire department is growing. a graduation ceremony will be held this morning for 35 new firefighters. san francisco fire chief joe an hayes white will present them with their badges. the fire department says some of the new grads will begin their assignment tomorrow. 4:49. it was one year ago that a chilean mine collapsed trapping 33 men. how the miners are doing today and the struggles they are still facing since that rescue. a thief with a conscious. his good deed after snatching a woman's purse from a shopping cart. why police are not so forgiving. okay, kids, we can record one more show. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three.

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welcome back to the morning news. it's now 4:52.

and vice president joe biden's wife will head to east africa this week. to see how we can help victims of famine. drought and famine in somalia has killed 29,000 children in the last three months alone. the united nations says 640,000 somali children are malnourished. suggesting the death toll of small children will rise. it was one year ago that 33 men in chile became trapped in an under ground mine. they spent two months under ground before being rescued one by one. though they received free trips and gifts some are without work and cannot make a living. a book and movie deal for their story may improve their financial situation soon. a special mass will be held today to mark the anniversary. cal osha is trying to figure out what caused a

scaffolding to give way causing anxious moments for two workers. the cell phone video shows one of the men trapped below the scaffold. it happened yesterday morning. part way up a 17 story condominium. firefighters pulled one man to the roof. the other pulled through a window. oh boy. 4:53 is the time. let's go back over to sal. it is early. still construction out there. i know they are doing road work and repaving in marin county. >> you are right. there is road work all over the place as a matter of fact. marin county is one of them. they tend to end that by 5:00 so we are a few minutes away from doing that. let's go outside and take a look at a few things. you will see traffic moving along very nicely coming down to the span. but it's a little cloudy in parts of marin county and san francisco and san mateo county. just be careful as you are

driving visibility may not be the best. by the way pam mentioned both directions in nevada road construction during the night it's the repaving and it basically goes from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. in the northbound direction. let's take a look at 880 north and southbound that traffic is moving along nicely in oakland. at the bay bridge toll plaza it's doing very nicely. now with the weekend forecast here's rosemary. >> good morning, to you. after a notable drop for our inland areas yesterday, we will rebound although we are going to stay below average for your weekend. giving you a look at the winds out there. very calm. we do have a little bit of a light breeze blowing through parts of the east bay as well as concord reporting winds. delta breeze blowing through fairfield this morning at 17 miles an hour. but not as strong as what we saw yesterday morning. 55 degrees in santa rosa yesterday. upper 50s in napa.

in case you are curious the temperatures very curious. 56 in oakland. 56 in san francisco. low 60s right around san jose. at this hour we will flip a little bit more as we get closer to sunrise. your satellite view that trough bringing us the same old same old. much of the same expected into the weekend. meaning our temperatures will be below average. your forecast highs for today a gorgeous day in santa rosa. 77. 78 for napa. upper 70 for san rafael. 67 in berkeley. 68 for okay land. go farther inland and it's warmer of course. 83 for concord. 83 in antioch. 80s expected in livermore. 70s in the south bay. 73 in sunnyvale. and for the peninsula we are look at 65 the afternoon for san francisco upper 50s low 60s for the coastline and your weekend there you have it.

well, i guess i will say it once again more of the same. temperatures remain below normal monday into tuesday we see a slight warmup. back to you. >> thank you, rosemary. police in new hampshire are looking for a thief that showed up at the victim's home to apologize. the man was caught on surveillance video going through the 61-year-old woman's purse after she stepped away from her grocery dart. police say he took a gps and her wallet. a week later said a plan walked on her door gave her the gps $100 and a handwritten apology letter. he wrote the theft was out of character for him. >> we know that is lie. he went there to go steal a purse and commit a crime. >> they believe the man planned to blend in as a shopper while picking a victim. tragedy from the way home from a san francisco giants

game. and economic concerns grow around the world as u.s. stock markets prepare to open the new report that could bring some hope or more anxiety this morning.

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