one of the bullets shot and killed 3-year-old carlos nava as he sat in a toy car. two men believed to be the intended targets were also injured. the shooting was gang related. >> lawrence denard pulled out a gun, fired at a young child and killed and murdered a young child. that's enough of lawrence denard on the city of oakland. >> reporter: we went to the courthouse to search for records on denard. he has two prior felony convictions. court records say denard dropped out of high school his senior year. the school the school of justice. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu news. now to a chilling firsthand account of the moment someone opened fire on the busy oakland street killing that innocent

little boy. tonight only on 2, ktvu's jade hernandez talks to a shooting victim who denies he is in a gang. >> reporter: a gunshot wound he says missed every major organ. >> i don't want the family to think the bullets were meant for me and they come after me because their baby was hit. >> reporter: oakland police say hudson who is still in the hospital was the target. he says police are wrong. he remembers walking along international at 64th alone and then taking cover. >> when i seen the car pulling up, half of the dude's body was out the car with the gun in his hand. the door at a car was stopped, a black dude with dreads, and that's all i saw. >> reporter: a man he claims doesn't fight nor hang with

gang members. >> they got little kids that's probably starting some little gangs, but i'm 37, man. i'm not in no gang. >> reporter: hudson described the shooter's car as a dodge neon with two people inside. oakland police chief anthony batts hasn't backed off of saying this was a gang related shooting. >> i know what i saw because i was just walking by. >> reporter: and to the nava family. >> i am sorry that it happened. and please trust me, it isn't me that it happened over. but if there's anything i can do to the family i will make sure it happens. >> reporter: a similar promise to the family made by the oakland police department. 21-year-old anthony vargas pleaded not guilty today to drunk driving and hit and run charges. vargas is the man san francisco police say drove the wrong way down mission street a week ago tonight and then ran down 9-

year-old ryan white who was visiting the city from philadelphia. the attorney for vargas says his client is distraught over what happened. what else he is saying about his actions that night. and his message for the little boy coming up at 6:00. and we're now learning now about little ryan white's specific injury, he is suffering from severe head injuries in addition to fractures of his pelvis, leg and ankle as well as a lacerated liver. white's family says they are grateful for all of the support they've been getting. and once again, the dow gaining ground after yesterday's solice. lower than expected unexpected claims as well as positive earnings boosted the markets today. all three major indexes rose more than 5%. the dow climbed 423 points to

end the day at 11,143. the nasdaq was up 111 points to close at 2,492. investors cheered the unexpected decline in jobless claims. they dropped to a four month low last week with 395,000 people applying for new benefits. economists say the drop is a good sign. but is there truly light at the end of the tunnel for the long term unemployed? ktvu consumer editor tom vacar joins us now with what he found in hard hit silican valley, tom. >> the stock markets recent violent swerves between hope and dispair make it hard to believe the economy is still growing but it is. this job fair for the long term unemployed reveal it is serious drag on the american economy. but a small down tick pulled the stock market if only for a day out of yesterday's steep nose dive. >> when we've been job fairs in the past it's been a struggle, a real struggle to get

employers to come in. there's been more employers willing to come. so i see that an increase in the economy. >> reporter: they had a lack of job, this one is different. there are jobs available, they are taking applications and some folks are hirering on the spot. >> it worked out great for me. i have a job interview tomorrow morning. i am looking bard to get -- i am looking forward to get back to work. >> it's hard to find a job because there's a lot of people. and yeah it's been hard. >> reporter: a lot of people that work in our corporate office started out in the kitchen at kfc30 years ago. so we have a lot of tenure in our company. >> reporter: to edible arrangements maker of fruit bouquets, part of her pleasure is saying, you got the job. >> it feels really good to advance them from assistant managers to managers. it feels really good to be able to do that. >> reporter: those still

looking here will not give up. >> you have to keep going. you have to keep pushing, you have to keep trying and hopefully there's a good outcome for anyone. >> reporter: bottom line make no mistake, jobs are the key to recovery of the entire over all economy. tom vacar, ktvu news. meantime there are reports tonight that 120,000 u.s. postal workers may lose their jobs. the postal service stand to lose $800 billion this year as consumers turn to online bill pay and e-mail instead of traditional paper mail. the washington postreports the postal service is considering cutting thousands of jobs. the agency also wants to pull its workers out of the federal health and retirement system and set up its own benefit structure. congress would have to approve either move. president obama took his message of job creation on the road today. this is the president's first appearance since monday.

today he told workers at a battery plant that he wants to boost the sales of american products overseas. >> we've got a lot of americans driving kias and hyundais, i want folks in koreas driving fords and chevies and chryslers. >> reporter: the president also toured the plant. that plant makes lithium batteries that can be used in hybrid cars. tonight the president is in new york for two campaign fund raising events. if you're looking for a bright spot in all of the gloom economic news this may be it, mortgage rates are down. that's down from last week's 4.5%. and freddie mac's report today showed a similar drop with its average rate at 4.32%. analysts say the economic turmoil and the fed's decision

to keep the rates low is driving that factor. you can find complete coverage of all the ups and downs just click on the wall street tab on ktvu.com. poised to protest, a group is threatening to disrupt b.a.r.t. tonight. ktvu's sal castaneda joins us now telling us that b.a.r.t. is not taking any chances. >> reporter: we've seen people showing up here but we just checked in downstairs and we don't see anything going on just yet. but b.a.r.t. police and a lot of rioters are ready just in case there is a disruption. a message on the b.a.r.t. website has been warning riders about a possible break in disruption due to a protest. protesters are organizing online. this message went out via a blog asking people to gather at the civic b.a.r.t. station today at 5:00. the message asks people to set at the recent shooting of hill to enter without signs as to not tip off authorities and

then start protesting. last week's protest grew unruly, and they had to close stations. >> trains on platforms with high voltage electricity, that's not a good combination. >> reporter: in recent london protests and lutings, some government officials there have floated the idea of blocking access to social media sites to try to quail the violence. >> it just seems like another step for the government to block freedom of speech, the freedom to gather. that's our freedom of speech to do what we want. and so if we want to organize something through facebook then we should have the right to do that. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. rider, richard kale is also against blocking social media but he is also against protest. he says he shares concerns about the recent officer involved shootings. >> i think that should be left

to the authority and not vigilantes and stopping riders from going from point a to point b. >> reporter: the blog said they were going to start pro protesting at 5:00. we also learned recently they could be protesting at embarcadero station. we'll let you know in later newscasts if there is a disruption. live in san francisco, sal castaneda, ktvu. people in san bruno plan a pair of commemorations of the deadly pipeline explosion. on september 9, the city will

hold a memorial to remember the people lost. a dramatic rescue this morning saved the lives of two marines. the navy lost communication with the hornet late last night. two coast guard cutters, a helicopter and a c130 plane from sacramento launched a search. about three hours later one of the cutters found the marines. they had ejected from the jet and were blowing the whistles on their life jackets. >> the cutter actually heard survivors in the water calling for help. and signaling with a whistle. they were able to use that sound and spot them in the water. >> reporter: a coast guard helicopter dropped a rescue swimmer to the marines and hoisted them to safety. they are recovering at the hospital. the first video is emerging from the sight in afghanistan where the taliban shot down an american helicopter last week killing all 30 troops on board. the pictures show a crater

where the chopper crashed. also today the pentagon said 17 of those killed were navy seals. initially it was reported there were 22 seals on board. the other victims were support personnel including pilots and medics. the u.s. military says it has now killed the taliban fighters who shot down the helicopter although the taliban is denying that. human life or marine life, the good old fashion debate regarding surfers on mavericks and today the sheriff's department got right in the middle of it. coming up, i'll show you where that fog is first thing tomorrow morning and a temperature change you can expect for the afternoon hours. uld be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three," say which kid you love the most. ooh, fun, yeah. one, two, three. jennifer. jennifer. whoa. wow. she's so pretty. yeah. or we give it to kyle. it's really all he's got.

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we have breaking news to report now. a horrible story just coming to light in pacifica. a pregnant woman attacked and killed by the family pit bull.

the 23-year-old woman's body was found at her home on reina del mar. daila napur's husband arrived and found the couple's two dogs standing over his wife. the first was shot and killed, the second was not believed to be involved in the attack but was removed from the home. ktvu has a reporter in pacifica and is headed to the scene right now. as soon as he is there and ready we will get late details from him. there is a push tonight of the bay area's toughest surf spots. surfers want officials to toss out a controversial ban at mavericks. mike mibach spoke to both sides of the issue. >> reporter: scenes from a winter in maverick, 40 to 50- foot waves surfed by some of the best in the world. >> if there was a way to describe it. i mean, i would do that. i just can't. >> reporter: his name is scott jared and he was one sited for

using a jet ski off the california coast. today he and others voice their opinions. just this past january a surfer was rescued by a photographer. >> i've been out there for 10 years in conditions they have never seen and they're going to train us. >> reporter: maria brown says she supports the idea of a sheriff training program. she indicates the importance of a continued ban on all pwc. personal water craft at mavericks because of the threat to marine wildlife. >> they are endangered sea otters that are coming back into the area. they are water sales in the area. >> i've been doing tow and

surfing for the last 12 year, i've never once almost hit an animal, not everyone close. >> jeff clark -- >> reporter: the pwc's need to be there when the guys fall on the waves. if we're waiting for someone to call 911 from a guy who fell off the wave a half mile offshore, it's too late. >> reporter: that was our mike mibach reporting. a bizarre story. night vision cameras help them catch a parolee who was actually trying to sneak back on to prison grounds early this morning. marvin lane osori hoped the prison fence and was arrested for being a felon on prison grounds. investigators believe the 48- year-old former inmate may have been trying to sneak drugs or cell phones on to the grounds of the prison where he once served time. governor brown wants to change a controversial fee that would be charged to people in

unincorporated areas for wildfire protection. as we told you yesterday on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00, the fee was part of a recent state budget deal: but the governor's finance department says the $250 fee would have to go to local fire prevention program. with an equal amount from the forestry budget. mark tamayo has the weather. and it looks like more and more fog. >> reporter: here you can pick out on the maps the clouds from bodega bay to the marine head lands, san francisco some dense patches right along pacifica. pretty chilly right along the immediate coastline. but the clouds beginning to break up as you do work your way across the bay. a look into berkeley, currently 63 degrees and a bit of a breeze out there with winds 10

to 20 miles per hour. as far as current numbers we have warm numbers to talk about. for concord 81. livermore at 76. san francisco a chilly 60 degrees. san jose reporting mostly sunny skies and 74. this evening at least in the short term, dense areas of coastal fog. we could have some drizzle possible especially late this evening into early tomorrow morning and this low cloud deck just as it's been doing this last couple of evening has been pushing into the bay and making an early track. first thing tomorrow morning, areas of fog and drizzle 49 in santa rosa, pretty chilly up in the north bay. san francisco 54 and antioch in the mid-50s. at 8:00, fog and drizzle. 53 to 56 degrees. by 3:00 patchy fog only warming up into the mid-60s from 60 to 63. right around the bay you can count on the fog first thing tomorrow morning. 55 to 58. then skies becoming partly

sunny upper 60s to lower 70s. for the inland spots we could be tracking some patchy fog as well during the 8:00 hour 54 to 57. then by 3:00, mostly sunny skies as temperatures back up into the low to mid-80s right around 80 to 85 degrees. for tonight just to sum it up, partly cloudy skies, the fog increasing and will stick to that theme. this is what happens as we head into the evening, i have the outside land festivals forecast at least for day one tomorrow. >> ♪ what you want, baby i got it ♪ what aretha franklin wanted recently was to get out of a ticket. so the queen of soul began singing to the meter maid, who was about to write it.

the meter maid showed her some r-e-s-p-e-c-t and did not write it. franklin gave her an photograph on an envelope. we're learning about a decision that could reshape the south bay commute. how it will impact you whether you drive or take public transportation. also, the america's cup race is expected to give the local economy a local boost. but hear why one group says the risks far outweigh the rewards. and why the suspect in the case walked into court a free man and left in handcuffs. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. o my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. get your annual ikea catalog today.

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race heated up today. two more cameras are off and running after signing in at city hall -- candidates are off and running after signing in at city hall. that's capitalist joane ruiz. she signed in at city hall. in his official candidate statement hall said san francisco politics is not for the faint of heart. but all three mayoral hopefuls are confident they can win. >> reporter: probably going to ask why am i running. >> reporter: yeah, why are you running? >> to return this city to the people and the only independent in this race. >> i spent two years doing a listening tour, going neighbor from neighbor. i learned we need a new approach to our long term challenges. >> i think fixing the big picture is fixing our potholes,

having our parks and open spaces working. >> reporter: so far two people have decided to run for mayor including mayor lee. florida state agency in charge of child welfare released a report that blames casey anthony for her daughter's death. the report comes nearly a month after a juror found anthony not guilty of killing her 2-year- old daughter caylee. the report from the department of children and family does not say anthony killed her daughter but it concludes the girl died because anthony failed to protect her. a warning tonight about a sweepstakes scam by someone claiming to have connected to north bay police. a port of madero woman says she received a call saying she won a $600,000 prize but needed to

send $3,900 to claim it. she was told the member of twin cities police would call to confirm. soon after the woman did receive a call and the police department's number appeared on the caller i. d. the woman called authority and found out it was all bogus. police want to hear from anyone who has received similar calls. imagine being able to send or text a photo or a video directly to a 911 dispatcher. i'm going to tell you when this next generation 911 system could be in use here in the bay area. we're about 90 minutes away from the first nfl exhibition game of the season. we're still looking for some raider fans, small or big any size. we'll find them, we'll talk to them next.

it is called next generation 911. and it's taking emergency dispatch into the high tech world. instead of just calling 911 to report an emergency, what if you could text them a photo or video of a crime actually in progress? alex savage is in palo alto one of the first cities where this new technology will be up and running soon, alex. >> reporter: for most of us it's pretty simple sending a photo to our friends through our mobile device. but now you can send a picture directly to a 911 dispatcher. when a call comes into the palo alto police department dispatchers are digging for every detail they can get. >> what is the nature of your energy. >> reporter: what if callers could just send a photo to 911.

dispatcher moore says that it could help quickly help what's happening. ideally you would be able to snap a photo of an emergency. say a crime many progress and send that picture to a 911 dispatcher all from your mobile device. palo alto is working on other cities. >> it will put us on a broad band network that will allow us to accept more information than we do right now. >> reporter: charlie cullen says pictures and video could make a big difference. for instance the search for a missing child. >> having a digital photo that could come into the call center, then that could be sent

out to fire and police that could help us find the child faster. streaming video, text messaging, digital pictures, we need to figure out how to manage that. >> reporter: palo alto and its citizens are hoping to pay for the equipment and hope to get started on everything next year. on top of that the fcc this week put forth a plan to overhaul 911 dispatch centers nationwide. hoping to bring 911 into the digital age. reporting live, alex savage, ktvu news. the marine county coroner has identified a woman who was found in her burning car last week. using dna and dental records, coroners investigators determined it was 54-year-old nancy berlan. she was found near nick's cove

which is south of tamales. it was found around 6:00 p.m. earlier this month on august 4th. investigators have not yet determined how she died but they do not suspect it was foul play. the speculation is over and aid to rick perry confirmed today that the texas governor will seek the republican nomination for president. there he is a devout christian and far right wing politician. he plans to make an official announcement saturday at a conservative gathering in south carolina. a new cnn poll shows perry running two percentage points behind mitt romney among republican and democratic voters. mitt romney encountered a heckler. during the speech he was shouted down by the members of iowa community for improvement. >> what are you going to do to strengthen social security,

medicare and medicaid without cutting benefits? what's the answer? >> you've had your chance. anything else you have to say? >> i'm going to see what you're going to say. >> reporter: when the heckler told romney to raise taxes on corporations, romney drew cheers when he said corporations are people too. and earlier today congresswoman michelle bachmann made a walk through of the debate side on the campus of iowa state university. she told reporters there she is excited about the debate. one of her opponents timpawlenty also visited iowa. >> cutting government spending, cutting taxes, things that barack obama should be doing

we're going to be fine. >>pawlenty, bachmann and romney will be joined by other candidates. the debate comes before iowa's straw poll. you might want to stay away from interstate 880 today near the coliseum. we want to show you a live picture and what you're looking at here is the back up headed to tonight's first raiders game of the season. fred inglis is at the coliseum. i imagine a lot of fans there weren't even sure this game was going to happen. >> reporter: it's just too much money for both sides to not have an exhibition season. and we're right here about 50- yard line about 90 minutes away from the start of the game. you see the cardinals out there taking field, taking a little practice. but the raiders really don't expect a big crowd at the coliseum tonight. the raider nation they're lo corral. they come early, they stay --

they're loyal. they come early, they stay late. nothing else really was eliminated. >> actually i did think we were going to have a preseason. he's going to make sure it's going to happen that's the way i look at it. yes i knew there was beginning to be a preseason game, i knew it. that's why i'm here. i drove 16 hours from las vegas to make sure i was here today for opening game. >> what is the number one reason you're so optimistic about the raiders today. >> i'm optimistic every year. when you're a fan of the raiders it's in your heart, you keep it. and the fans, all the fans are wonderful. everybody has a great time coming out here. win or lose we'll always be here. >> i thought you were supposed to be at work. >> i'm supposed to be at work. i know it's a crisis. but my mom wrote me a note. >> reporter: well it's still very sparse out here inside the coliseum. the telecast will start at 9:00 p.m. on tv 36.

raiders 8-8 last year. it was the first time in eight years that they were not having a losing season. so with a new coach there is new hope. we'll have it all for you tonight at 10:00. reporting live, at the coliseum fred inglis. >> that game tonight is not being televised live because it was not a sell out. you'll be able to watch the game in its entirety beginning at 9:00 tonight on kicutv36. golf champion tiger woods today had one of the worse days in his sports career. woods shot seven over 77 today. his worse score ever at a pga championship. the golfer knocked two balls into the water at the atlanta athletic club then spent much of the day in sand traps with three double bogeys and five bogeys. woods is far behind and will have trouble even making it to the final when he tees up again. just how much cash do you have handy? up next the surprising amount

of americans who could not produce $1,000 in the event of an emergency. -z eyes in the sky, the vision these helicopters are able to detect before it -- why doctors are calling it a success.

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you might recall this gas leak from marin county. pg & e blames it on a street widening crew. pg & e says anyone who plans to dig where gas lines might be buried should call 811 two days before the project is set to begin. and have the utilities mark the lines for them so they don't damage the pipes and end up with an expensive repair. pg & e invited three companies to use their technology to find gas leaks from the air. pg & e simulated leaks throughout vacaville and will compare on how well companies did on finding those leaks. >> it'll help us do that much more quickly. and pick up indications of a gas leak. >> reporter: the next step is to analyze the results of the

test and decide which technology if any would be best to use. your grocery bill could be a little smaller by the end of the year as farmers prepare for a major fall harvest. food prices have risen by as much as 4% this year amidst concern that hot weather in the grain producing states may be affecting the harvest. farmers planted one of the largest crops since world war ii which is expected to drive up yields and cause prices to ease a bit. an unexpected $1,000 expense could be enough to spell financial disaster for 64% of americans. the national foundation for credit counseling says a majority of americans do not have enough saved to easily pay for an unexpected doctor bill or perhaps a car repair. 17% say they would have to borrow from friends or family. another 17% said they would have to put off paying other bills. 12% said they would sell or pawn something to pay that bill

and 9% said they would charge it on their credit cards or take out a loan. doctors today released what they say is evidence that full face transplants are more successful than they've been in the past. 57-year-old carla nash, the connecticut woman was seriously injured by a chimpanzee. you see what she looked like on the left, she had a full face transplant back in may. the foe foe on the right shows -- the photo on the right shows how she looks now. two men who received a tattoo in seattle appear to have a rare skin infection. the problem is hard to treat with antibiotics. the center for disease control has confirmed one of those cases the other man is still being tested. tattoo parlors are urged not to use tap water because they think there may be some kind of

a link. a clothing store catches fire. up next what some bystanders did when it comes to the clothing and it might surprise you. coming up our updated fog forecast model and the temperature trend that will lead us to the weekend. new at 6:00, we're learning about a decision that could reshape the bay commute. how it will impact you. the america's cup race is expected to give the local economy a major boost. but hear why one group say it is risk to the bay area far outweighs the good. and why the suspect in a case walked into court a free man and left in handcuffs. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00.

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and record four shows all at the same time. just $29 a month for 6 months. at&t. a two alarm fire damaged a clothing store and a cafe just before dawn today in san francisco's hashburg neighborhood. firefighters found flames

coming from that building. ktvu's paul chamber reports on that fire and how some took advantage of the trouble. >> reporter: around 5:00 this morning crews got a 911 call about a structure fire on masonic. these pictures were from two people who caught the flames. >> the office was spoking, the janitor called me and said the office is smoking and the firemen said get out. >> reporter: it took 15 firemen to battle the fires. investigators are not sure what caused the fire but said it started in the back of the building where there's office space belonging to true clothing. >> it shares space with the cafe next door. that's why there's damage to both but it's one building. >> reporter: we also spoke with the owner of the people's cam cafe. >> when they're letting me in, everything was burning black. and the floor was all wet,

water up to my ankles. and the ceiling had a big hole. they ripped a lot of holes in the ceiling so the smoke could come out. >> reporter: investigators say it does not appear to be suspicious. but people took advantage of this mishap by stealing clothes from this pile. google is moving on to the silican valley turf associated with one of its biggest rivals. mountain based google has bought a 700,000 square foot building near yahoo. the new space will give google room for some of the 2,500 new employees the company hired this year. yahoo is going to be moving on as well. that company plans to eventually move to a new building in santa clara. a key piece of planning for the america's cup race is facing new criticism tonight. new at 6:00 the problem san francisco neighborhoods may have to solve all on their own. when the huge crowds flood into the city. he arrived at court a free man but left in handcuffs. we explain what happened to the

suspect in the hit and run case of a 9-year-old baseball fan injured outside at that time park. plus, nearly one in five california high schoolers won't graduate. how one group of students is bucking that drop out trend. those stories and more coming up in about 10 minutes. an experimental aircraft that is supposed to fly coast to coast in less than 12 minutes went pretty much nowhere today. this is an animated video of a falcon htv2. today the defense advanced research product agency staged a test flight and the glider launched successfully, but then separated from its rocket. but then officials lost contact with the aircraft. the military is using the falcon to develop new technology to respond to threats any where in the world in one hour. >> well from the future of space travel now to the past. a unique picture today from the kennedy space center in florida. you can see retired shuttle

discovery and endeavor almost nose to nose trading places. nasa switched out the spaceships in preparation for their future homes. discovery will eventually be on public display at the smithsonian. and the endeavor in la. well you might want to set your alarm for early saturday morning to catch a glimpse of the meteor shore. these are images of an earlier event. the meteor shower will be at its peak between 3:00 and 5:00 a.m. on saturday after the moon has set and before dawn. try to find a spot away from pollution and look to the northeast. about half way up in the sky and you should see 30 to 50 meteors per hour. let's look at the weather. it's been almost every day a carbon copy of others. now mark tamayo filling in for this evening. >> it's been a challenge to make these forecasts interesting. but we have been succeeding and we have the low clouds and fog. banking up near the immediate

shoreline. you can see near the bodega bay and pacifica. wind speeds haven't picked up. right around point rays we have winds gusting out of the west northwest right around 24 miles per hour. moved the maps around the bay and patches already moving into san francisco and heading across the bay bridge as well. as far as temperatures from today not a big change from yesterday. you can see the range from the upper 50s to the beaches. warmest locations really no 90s to record. warmest locations in the upper 80s in antioch. oakland in the upper 60s right around 67 degrees. for today fog will continue to regroup and watch out we could have low visibilities as well. especially around the coast and the bay. we'll likely have a repeat tomorrow morning. day one of outside lands, day one of three that begins tomorrow. you can see a 12:00, 4:00 and

8:00. at least some patchy fog lingering into the afternoon hours. for tomorrow, not a big change. most areas about the same as today are cooling off just a little bit after some low clouds and fog eventually pulling off to near shots. minor cooling for saturday and sunday as a weather system moves in from the north. here we go, widespread overcast tomorrow morning pulling off to near the coast into the afternoon hours. but still a few left over patches for san francisco and also right around the bay friday afternoon at 3:00. for tomorrow morning, low to mid-50s out there by 12:00 still some clouds and sun. some coastal fog out there then by 4:00 more numbers inland. 60 to 85. so like i said not a big change in temperatures for tomorrow. a few neighborhoods cooling off a few degrees. oakland in the upper 60less. brentwood 86. these temperatures will check in around 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is a look ahead for your

extended forecast, your week weekends always in view. temperatures cool off just a tad on saturday. monday and tuesday partly cloudy skies. heather and frank no major heat ups in sight. basically the same over the next few days. >> all right, thanks mark. >> thanks mark. an army soldier just home from afghanistan, boy did he stage an elaborate homecoming surprise for his wife. the couple had been apart for nine months before the soldier was granted leave. his daughters helped him set up this reunion at a pearl mississippi minor league game. and watch her throw the first ball then met the catcher. yeah the catcher was her husband. the family will be tomorrow for the next 10 weeks before the mayor has to go back to afghanistan. >> that has to be the picture

of the day. apple and bernie madoff join forces. sort of. and a sort of gambling could be on the works.

old clothe belonging to bernie madoff will being turned

into i pad covers. a new york entrepreneur said he bought several of madoff's cashmere sweaters and pants at an auction. he has enough money to make 30 covers. some of the money he says may go to madoff victims. as congress scrambles with budget cuts, legalized online gambling is being considered. house leaders have introduced a bill to license some online gambling. some experts are warning about addition. >> the way that this expansion is happening is very troubling because people are looking at the revenues and they're not looking at the costs. and this is not painless, easy or free revenue. people associated with

fantasy sports gaming have just formed a lobbying association. they hope to gain government support for the legalization of hobbies like fantasy football. coming up in just 90 seconds, we are following that developing news in pacifica. where a husband has made a horrific discovery. what we're learning about the mauling of a pregnant woman apparently by the family's pit bull.

he walked into court a free man, he left in handcuffs. what changed today for the suspected drunk driver accused of critically injuring a 9-year- old baseball fan. what police found when they arrested their first suspect in the death of a 3-year-old. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm frank somerville. a pregnant woman in pacifica has been killed by the family's pit bull. police say they answered a 911 call at a home in reina del mar. officers say the woman's husband arrived home from work to find his 32-year-old wife ba