san francisco police are investigating several violent incidents that happened at last night's game. who is head, and who is falling behind? the new poll out this morning

in san francisco's mayor's race. good morning, and welcome to mornings on 2, 2 is sunday, august 21. >> it's time for a look at your sunday morning forecast. >> we do have a warming trend on the way. unfortunately, it's not going to be here in time for your sunday. low pressure off the coastline. our afternoon will have sunshine, partly cloudy skies. similar temperatures. we will be warmer in some spots. we'll show you where we do expect to be a few degrees warmer coming up in a few moments. new video of a nasty brawl between fans last night. a man wearing a 49ers jacket,

exchanging blows with a fan. a friend, jumpings in and starting punching that first anyone niners fan in the head. there were also two shootings, which police say may be related. >> reporter: that fight you just showed is one of several violent incidents that happened at last night's niners raiders preseason game. right now, we're outside candlestick park, where there were two shootings. firefighter police say one of the shooting victims, a 24-year- old man was able to drive himself to this security station here at gate a, and ask for hesp. he is now in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. but just 20 minutes before that, there was another shooting. a second man was shot in the lot v parking lot.

he was also taken to the hospital. police aren't sure whether the two shooting victims actually attended the game. police are investigating the two shootings as separate incidents, but believe they may be related. there was also violence inside the stadium, during the 4th quarter of the game, police say a san rafael man was badly beaten, and knocked unconscious. he is also suffering from life- threatening injuries. police do have information on a suspect. in some cases, the violence inside the stadium was in plain view. our cameras captured this video of a brawl breaking out in the stands. you can see men in niners and raiders jerseys throwing punches at each other. at least one man was led away

by police. 49ers officials issued a very brief statement, only that they they had no information on the shootings. san francisco police are asking anyone who witnessed the shootings to give them a call. police have a description of the shooting of the man in the bathroom. he was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, and blue jeans. inover night news, a teenage boy is dead, after being shot at a birthday party in antioch. authorities say the gunman shot the 16-year-old boy after an argument around 10:15 last night. police are not releasing the victim's identity. a 17-year-old girl was also shot, but was taken to the hospital and released. three people are being

treated for injuries in castro valley after a shooting in that neighborhood. police say the victims, a woman and two minute had just left a nearby club when someone opened fire. one of the victims was able to get to the hospital by himself, the other two had to be transported, but their injuries do not appear to be serious. police say they are still interviewing witnesses. eight cameras were installed around the golden gate village in an attempt to cut down on crime. cameras are rolling 24/7, although they are not monitored. officials say the footage will be reveal, only if a crime occurs. bart says it has not ruled shutting down cell phone

service again. it says the protesters planned to use text messages to organize another protest. bart officials said it did not interfere with free speech rights. this morning, the 2-year- old boy is recovering at oakland children's hospital after being shot in the arm. two women, relatives of the little boy brought him to the hospital. one said it happened while the boy was sitting in a car, the other said it happened while they were walking on international boulevard. police checked both locations and said no one in the area heard or saw anything. >> it was that close, we should have. nobody heard anything. >> there is a lot of questions that need to be answered with regards to how to yeah, this

child got shot. we've gotten some varying stories to this point. >> my little cousin, but he's okay. >> the child is your cousin? >> yeah. >> and he was walking with who? >> with us. he was walking with us. but he's okay now. >> the shooting of this boy follows the shooting of 3-year- old carlos nava. police say that shooting was gang related, and the child was an unintended victim. josh fattal, and shane bauer each received five years toker espionage for cooperating with the american service. they were arrested more than two years ago, near iran's border. shored's case is considered still open. a new poll out shows ed lee ahead in the race for san

francisco mayor. the chronicle report says it comes from backing of a pension measure. that's despite that the interim mayor went back on his word not to seek a full term. here's a look at how other candidates faired. duffy gets 8%. former supervisor, at 5%. the poll does not include the public defender, it was taken before he jumped into the race. meanwhile, san francisco's district attorneys is no longer investigating the run ed run campaign. others called for the probe.

a statement saying there is insufficient evidence to warrant any further investigation. giving you a look at the city. fog overhead. the thicker deck of clouds out there this morning, will equal a slow burnoff this morning. current temperatures within a few degrees of where we started yesterday. slightly warmer redwood city. 55 san francisco. upper 50s, fairfield, as well as concord, livermore. fairfield starting out mostly clear. take a look at how widespread it is. it's going to take to 10 or 11 before our inland areas start too seeing the sunshine. your satellite view here, giving you a peek at what's going on. we've got this ridge of high pressure that will be building in. that's going to bring a warming

trend, and is going to push this north. that low sitting off our coast this morning will wash out, and we're going to actually see a nice warm up, into the workweek. for today, most of our inland areas sitting 80 degrees. by tuesday, sighting in the low, mid-90s, a nice, noticeable warm up for the inland spots, whether or not you like it, it finally will feel a little more like summer. 74 in santa rosa. 74 for sonoma. 73degrees in napa. these temperatures, a few degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. in some cases along the coast, just as cool, maybe cooler. 70degrees for san rafael this afternoon. 67 expected in richmond. low 80sent yak. the south bay, a nice warm one,

san jose about 79, 77 degrees expected sunnyvale. for the afternoon the peninsula looking pretty good. along the coastline, we'll be sighting in the low 60s, pacifica, as well as half moon bay. notice the big jump in temperatures four inland areas, along the coast, it's more modest. widespread low, mid-60s tomorrow. our inland areas, again, bouncing back into the low 90s for tuesday, wednesday, as well as thursday. we continue with that possibility of maybe just the remnants of greg moving our way wednesday and thursday. we'll take a look at your lunchtime numbers in just a bit. let's look at your live drive time traffic. san mateo bridge, traffic moving along smoothly. we do have a traffic alert in livermore. there are going to be lane

closures on eastbound 580. caltran wraps up overnight road work, those closures are expected to last through 9:00 a.m. if you are headed through that area, just give yourself a little more time. all right, it was the arrest that shook up a major word organization. word this morning that the former hid of the imf could soon have his name cleared in a criminal case. the tribute being paid to a pilot today. [ male announcer ] get ready for the left lane. the volkswagen autobahn for all event is back. right now, get a great deal on new volkswagen models, including the jetta, awarded a top safety pick by the iihs. that's the power of german engineering.

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the stunt pilot, brian jenson who also flew for delta airlines could not pull up from the downward spiral. the spoke and flames shot out from that wreckage. jenson had logged 23,000 hours. the show was canceled for the rest of the day, but organizers decided the event should reopen today in jenson's memory. sources say moammar gadhafi's days are numbered. rebel forces are less than 20 miles from his strong hold in tripoli. state television, carried audio from gadhafi. in which he condemned the rebels. despite vacationalling at martha's vineyard, president obama is keeping close tabs on libya. he has been receiving regular updates and is in contact with the opposition forces.

aides spoke on the condition of anonymity. vice president joe biden remains in china this morning, and is trying to reassure the country, u.s. debt is secure, after the standard & poor's downgrade. we want to show you video of biden yesterday. this morning, biden met with students at a chinese university, and he told them the u.s. cannot afford to make good on its commitments. texas governor, rick perry is back home this morning, after a week long campaign swing through early primary states. >> the next president of the united states who will get america working again. >> that is perry's wife, introducing him at a rally in austin. hundreds of people attended the welcome home event. >> we not only created 40% of all the jobs created in this

country since june of 2009, but our credit rating went up during that tough economic time. >> a rasmussen report shows perry now leading the gop presidential field with 29%. as perry surged ahead in the polls, john huntsman is going on the attack. huntsman is criticizing perry for his skepticism of global warming. saying that skepticism is not good for our future. he is also skeptical of comments perry made about ben bernanke. a woman who accused dominique strauss-kahn says she thinks the charges may be dropped against him. he told police he attacked her, he is due in court on tuesday. the district attorney offered to meet with the woman

tomorrow, and her lawyer said prosecutors would not have called for that meeting, unless they plan today give the woman bad news about the case. prosecutors are not commenting. 35,000 union employees will return to their jobs tomorrow night. there is still no deal, but verizon, and the union have agreed to move forward. sticking points, such as paid holidays, pensions and healthcare premiums remain unsettled. 62,000 southern california grocery employees could walk off their jobs. more than 90% of workers rejected a healthcare proposal last night. they have also authorized their union to report a strike. the union will report tomorrow, and more negotiations will

likely follow. time now, 7:18, the central valley is known as the nation's salad bowl, because it grows 70% of all fruits and vegetables. farmers say mother nature has given them renewed optimism. it has allowed farmers to plant more crops and hire workers. more rain than expected fell last winter and created a well of surplus water. >> this year is the sixth wettest winter on california, and we're at 80%, so this year is a good year. >> in may, fresno county farmers hired an extra 1,000 workers. they also received more water. time now is 7:19. they are tiny and can fit in your purse, but often,

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in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, search crews recovered the body of a woman who drowned in a flood. searchers found the body after flying a chopper over the algainy river. >> at least we have located her, and it brings some closure to the family. >> water from two storms overwhelmed the city's drainage system. submerging dozens of vehicles. a woman and two daughters were also killed. the coast guard is looking into what caused the death of a scuba diver in monterey bay. the 50-year-old was reported missing just before 11:30

yesterday morning. searchers found him 20 minutes later, unresponsive in the water. it is still unclear what went wrong. this morning, a bay area man is celebrating his successful completion of a 111- mile swim in the sacramento river. jamie patrick climbed out of the water at the tower bridge in sacramento. he started his swim 31 hours earlier in the town of princeton. he was a fundraiser for the buena vista auxiliary. he says he also wants to bring awareness to the issue of clean water. right now, we want to take you outside to look at alcatraz this morning. right now, there are an estimated 1800 people in that water, swimming from alcatraz to the marina green. all of those swimmers dove into the water at 7:00 this morning. the 1.2-mile swim across the bay is the first leg. once the swiners reach the

marina green, they're going to begin a bicycle course, through the great highway back to marina green, and then they're going to reason out to baker beach, up to the sand ladder and back to the marina green. rosemary, when you jump in that water, you cool down completely. taking that swim and bike ride to warm up. >> it's going to shock them in getting the hardest part over, maybe first. the good news out at alcatraz, it's a foggy one, but quiet out there. the winds are generally light. about 55 degrees. the air temperature. it looks like the water temperature right about 60 degrees. the winds, generally light. southeasterly coming in right about 5 miles per hour. anywhere from 5 to 10. so good luck to the triathlon as they move through their big trek this morning. meanwhile, the rest of us,

waking up with cloudy conditions and dealing with cool conditions. our temperatures remain below average. mid-50s, to near 06 degrees is what we're looking at for about 9:00, we're expecting a slow burn off once again. we do have a nice onshore breeze this morning, even the peninsula seeing that onshore breeze. upper 50s, low 60s across the bay for the noon time. widespread 60s, low 70s. then for the afternoon, we remain below normal. widespread 70s, some low 80s out there for our valley location. 80degrees livermore. right around the bay, 60s. upper 60s for oakland today. low 60s for the coastline. we do have high pressure

beginning to build in as early as tomorrow. temperatures sitting in the low 90s for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, and upper 60s for the coast. chihuahuas may be small dogs, but their population is growing too fast. too fast for advocates. one is offering a solution, and for free, but no one seems to be taking advantage of it. >> reporter: they are tiny. but what they lack in size, they are apparently making up for in numbers. the chihuahua population is booming in california, and rescue groups are in crisis mode. >> arc has currently 30 in the system, and if you go to public facilities, county facilities over 30% of the dog population can be chihuahuas. there's a real crisis in california, and it's causing a lot of shelters to ship them out of state. >> reporter: so a donor who

took this problem to heart, decided to respond with his wallet, donating money so they could come to the tony la russa animal foundation, and get their chihuahua spade or neutered for free. >> why isn't the phone ringing? >> unfortunately, we can't fill the appointments. we would be welcoming millions of people to come and flood our shelters. unfortunately, they're not being filled. >> reporter: the group says it's now trying to get the word out, and educate. arc says this free procedure will save lives. >> the program started outs a a contra costa county program, but now the group is welcoming anyone in the bay area to come to the foundation. we're going to put the information on our website, ktvu.com. surprising announcements about the future of social security. when some people could lose

their benefits. san francisco police are investigating several violent incidents that happened at last night's niners and raiders came, who police are looking for today. 8

a big fight in the stands as rowdy football fans get out of hand. >> that fight is just one of

several violent incidents during the raiders/49ers game. police are also investigating two shootings in the parking lot of candlestick park. new video of one of those fights. alley, any word on the condition of the victims? >> claudine, there were two shooting victims. according to police, one of the victims did not suffer any injuries. another man is in critical condition after suffering life- threatening injuries. according to police, the 24- year-old man was shot 2 to 4 times in the stomach and was able to drive himself to this security station, stumble out and ask for help until paramedics arrived. there was also violence inside the stadium last night.

our cameras captured this video of a brawl breaking out in the stands during the game. you can see men in niners and raiders jerseys throwing punches at each other. at least one man, we saw appeared to be scuffed up, was led away after that brawl. people in the stands also got video of that same exact fight. this is video posted on youtube this morning. a slightly different angle of the same brawl that happened. you can see a man in a 49ers jacket, exchanging blows with a guy in a raider's shirt before it appears friends or supporters or other people in the stands also got in the brawl. a 26-year-old san rafael man was badly beaten, and knocked knocked unconscious in an upper level men's restroom. for now, raiders officials aren't commenting on any of the

violence that happened last night. 49ers officials issued a very short statement, saying they had no more information to provide. san francisco police are hoping there are other witnesses that can provide them information, and anyone that witnessed the shootings or beatings are asked to begin them a call. police have released a description of the suspect in the bathroom beating. they say he is a samoan pacific islander. 6'4". he has a goatee, and long hair, tied up in a ponytail. there is now word that hayward police may be close to making an arrest in the missing nursing student michelle le. her family says police have told them, they are planning to make an arrest in the case in the near future. they're bracing for that moment. >> just not knowing, not knowing what's going to happen,

and knowing that the worst is yet to, it's been 85 days and it's worst is yet to come. >> she was last seen may 27, leaving kaiser hospital in hayward. she went to get something from her car, but never returned. hayward police are treating the case as a homicide, even though her body has never been found. a stanford student has been found, hundreds of people responded, and he was found to have entered a rainforest, where there was no cell phone reception. his parents say he is safe, and they're grateful for all the help. police say a little boy was crossing silver avenue, ahead of a family member, when he was

struck yesterday morning. investigators say the boy's injuries are not life- threatening. officers are looking for a dark green, 1980s, hatch back, with a missing passenger side mirror. we now now the name of the woman killed in a san francisco muni accident. the coroner has islanded the victim as emily dunn of san francisco. police say she was at a crosswalk in the castro district. witnesses say the bus hit her, and pinned her under the vehicle. muni is testing the bus driver for drugs. there is no evidence he was speeding or under the influence. caltran's nine year partnership with amtrak could be coming to an end. call train's staff recommended signing a contract with missouri based transit america services. caltrain officials say they hope the proposed contract is going to save money in the long run. the board of directers will

vote on that proposal on september 1. the course titled county civics 101 will be held tuesday's from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. students will get behind the scenes tours of facilities. you can find out how to sign up for the program by going to our website, and clicking on web links. laid off workers and baby boomers are flooding social security's disability program with benefit claims. applications are up nearly 50% over ten years ago, as people with disabilities lose their jobs and can't find new ones. many people wait two years or more, before their cases are resolved. new estimates say the trust fund that supports social security disability will run out of money by 2017. marin general hospital has come up with a new way to help patients pay their bills immediately. it will offer a 25% discount to

patients who pay promptly. a school supply giveaway in concord, they ran out of backpacks for students who showed up. they only had 800 available. organizers say it's a sign of the times that so many people showed up for the free school supplies. >> most of them are on reduced lunch meals programs and there's not enough funding. they come here for food, so they certainly don't have enough money to get a backpack. >> the monument crisis center says its still looking for donations. a fire started before r5bg last night, flames sent dense smoke into the air. several crews were called in to help get to the hard to reach

fire. >> the crews had to hike into the fire, it was well off the paved road, well off any type of fire road. about 2500 feet to get to the fire. >> the fire burned four acres before being contained. no one was hurt, and no structures were threatened. good morning a similar start to your sunday, giving you a live look at oakland. a southwesterly breeze blowing this morning. that southwesterly onshore flow going to continue through today, bringing us the low clouds even farther inland than what we saw this morning. this trough along the coast will finally begin to wash out. for today, we've got the clouds with us this morning. take a look at what is to come as early as tomorrow. a notable jump in our temperatures. high pressure going to build in from the east. and be with us for most of the week. giving you a look at the forecast this morning for your

fog, a slow burn off expected once again by about 9:00, 10:00. santa clara valley looking pretty good. still looking add partly cloudy skies over the east and the north. takes until noon or 1:00, before the east bay clears out. by 11:00, mostly sunny sky for our valley locations. our temperatures similar to how we started yesterday. a little warmer in some areas. mid-50s in santa rosa. 55degrees for san francisco. forecasted highs, we remain below average. widespread 70s for the north bay, and inland. 70ss san rafael. low 70s for vallejo. 76 martinez this morning. 81degrees expected for pittsburgh. 82 antioch. widespread mid-upper 60s for the east bay. oakland, 68. 69 in hayward.

south bay, a nice day. 79 expected in san jose. low 80s morgan hill, as well as gilroy, and san francisco. a cool day. 63degrees expected in the afternoon. 68 for san bruno. widespread, low 60s for the coastline. again, we're going to see a switch in the pattern, as earlies as tomorrow. low, mid, upper 60s along the coastline. widespread mid-upper 80s for tomorrow. low 90s, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. if you're heading out to oakland this afternoon, for the art festival, we'll have your forecast, coming up. time now, 7:40, in this morning's news of the world. series leader plans to address

his nation. he will comment on-calls for him to step down his family has ruled syria for 40 years. the latest wave of violence in israel started on thursday, when palestinian mill contaminates launched a rage. three egyptian security officials were killed in the crossfire. the killing of the three egyptians led to massive protests outside the israeli embassy in cairo. israel apologized, but the protests continue, and tensions remain high between the two countries. today, the pope held mass for an estimated 1 million people at the closing of world youth days in spain.

that's after last night, when a fierce thunderstorm, forced the pope to cut short his speech. this is the final day of the pope's trip to spain. a new book claims more americans are losing religious faith. the duke university professor argues there is a growing dissatisfaction with religious leaders. he finds up to 20% of americans say they don't belong to any religious group, compared to 3% in the 1950s. his book, american religion, contemporary trends hits store shelves this week. time now, 7:41. now that they've been sentenced, what's next for the two former uc berkely grads in iran? a painful snub, local firefighters speak out about way they will not be at the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks this year. plus, a live look at the

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good morning to you, another grey start to the day with afternoon clearing expected for your sunday. iran's chief prosecutor is now confirming that the uc berkely graduates have been sentenced to eight years in prison. they were arrested more than two years ago, after straying over the border. >> he helped the families early on with their case, and is

joining us live this morning. >> good morning. >> i understand you just talked to josh fattal, and shane bauer's attorney. by all reports, this sentence took him by surprise too. >> he was still in shock. he said i can't believe what happened in that trial. the americans received that eight years in prison. he believes that case is extremely political. and that this is extremely political. so he was really actually hopeful. he said that case comes not off the judicially, but from the government. so he was very hopeful that something happens to the hikers like what happened for the american japanese journalists a few years ago. that she was sentenced actually eight years and was released a

few months after. so he was very hopeful that something happens during the next month when president ahmadinejad comes to new york and we will see them in the u.s. >> so if it is indeed political, what could the iranian regime possibly be trying by doing this? >> at the end of the case, they want to just face save. they have kept them for more than two years now. if the intelligence has control over the case, and they come out without injuries, it could be like [ inaudible ] for them. they want to at least have a face safe. if ahmadinejad comes to new york and bring them to new york, or if they release them

on grounds they can say we sentenced them to eight years, but we are releasing them under humanitarian grounds. >> let me ask you really quickly then, if that is the case, is the appeal's process something we should be watching? we know they have 20 days to file an appeal. is this significant? the appeal case and do you think they'll be staying where they stayed the last two years where they're imprisoned? >> eight years prison is nonsense because the prosecutor was not able to present proof into court. i think the judiciary has the last word. over the last two years they have been imprisoned. the only problem, the major

problem was they didn't have any access to the outside word, that's what they're demonstrating for them. >> thank you so much, from uc berkely school of journalism. stay with ktvu.com for the hiker case you will find a whole section on the home page of the website. the first responder who were there on 9/11, are not invited. that sparked frustration and disappointment. >> next month, thousands will descend on the memorial of the tenth anniversary of 9/11. they want to attend the

anniversary, but new york mayor, michael bloomberg says space is limited, so not everyone is invited. he limited out first responders, including those from new york city. >> i think they're missing an opportunity to allow the responders to not only pay their respects, but also to help them move on. >> the chief who shared with us this video the department took on site, says he understands there's just no room for outside agencies. but he and his team feel left out. >> my dog was able to tell them where there was a fireman, and they were able to retrieve. so it was a special thing for them. >> these responders are disappointed, but more so for the new york police and firefighters. >> even if they have a ceremony on the night of september 11.

we worked night and day there. i don't think any of the responders are going to complain. >> with weeks to go, the city still has time to change its plans or add new ones. they ride with american pride. the aurora police sirens filled the air outside the pentagon. annual memorial ride for the victims of 9/11, the event raises money for first responders and stirs the emotions for those involved. >> it's beautiful, just beautiful. we look forward to this time every year. >> the riders started their convoy in shanksville, pennsylvania on friday, and will arrive at ground zero today. survivers of the island shooting have gathered over the weekend to mark the one month anniversary. they say they're visit is painful, and empowering. they're vowing to return next

year for the annual summer youth camp. the suspect, anders breivik is accused of killing 77 people. friends and family of one of the victims at the stage collapse in indiana, held a vigil. those at the vigil, wore her favorite color, fuchsia. >> she has an endearing faith. she's the kind of person people want to be around, and want to emulate. i think that's part of the reason why the community has rallied around her so much. >> six people were killed when the blast toppled the stage at a sugarland concert. time now, 7:52. violence breaks out in another european city.

what sparked the fiery clash? and where you can find live music and art in the bay area this afternoon. it's going to be a mild day, and a seasonally mild day once again around the bay. a live look at all of that gray. when we expect to clear and the temperatures expected in your neighborhood, coming up.

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resources vulnerable to spills and the oil is going to emit greenhouse gases. the metrodome in minneapolis is back open after a roof collapse. it was the first time fans have been allowed inside, since december's roof collapse. they also received a special memento, a piece of the old roof that collapsed. metrodome officials say it cost $18 million, but it was all covered by insurance. last night was mixed for the niner's quarterback, he led his team to a 3-0 halftime lead, after a catch by braylon

edwards. the niners scored two touchdowns in the 2nd half to win 17-3. quarterback jason campbell suffered a possible concussion in the 2nd quarter. ♪ [ music ] the 11th annual art and soul started yesterday, attracting thousands to 14th and broadway. 150 artists showing off their work, and of course a lot of food. the festival begins again at noon today. tower of power is the headline act. tickets are $15 for adults, $8 for seniors and teens. kids 12 and under are free. rosemary, working on getting us good weather for that event. >> dress in layers. partly cloudy skies and mild out there. a light breeze that will pick up for the afternoon. 68 right about 3:00, and as we move into a little closer to

sunset, 64 degrees at 6:00. the days are getting shorter as we progress a little bit closer to the fall. take a look at your extended forecast here. we've got a nice warm up underway, as early as tomorrow. so the back to workweek will be a hot one in some cases. take a look at this. low 90s, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday for our valley locations. along the coastline, nice and comfortable. mid- to upper 60s, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. time now, 7:57. what the loves ones of shane bauer and josh fattal are saying this morning. we're live with new information on the fights and shootings marring the battle of the bay. [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else?

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behind. those stories and more coming up on 2. good morning, welcome to ktvu mornings on 2. it is saturday, august 21. >> sunday. >> sunday, yes. >> i'm claudine wong. rosemary orozco here with your morning forecast. >> near replica to what we saw yesterday. temperatures very similar. that trough still hanging off the coast. this is eventually going to fill in, and our pattern is going to change. a nice warm up into next week. for today, more of the same. temperatures very similar within a few degrees of yesterday. slightly warmer in some spots. we'll show you where, coming up in just a few moments. time now is 8:01. we start this morning with new video of a nasty brawl between fans at candlestick park between the battle of the bay. a 46 second video posted on youtube, shows a man in a 49ers

jacket, exchanging blows with a man in a raiders shirt. some could be seen watching and cheering. two separate shootings. ktvu's allie rasmus is live now in san francisco with details on the multiple investigations underway. >> reporter: we start with the two shootings that you mentioned. both of them happened in the park lot after last night's game. one of the victims was able to drive himself here to gate a and can ask security for help, after he about been shot two to four times in the stomach. police say that shooting victim is at san francisco general hospital with life-threatening injuries. just 20 minutes before that, there was a second man shot in the lot b parking lot. police say that man was not seriously injured. police are investigating the

two shootings as separate incidents. but say they believe they may be related. there was also violence inside the stadium. a san rafael man was badly beaten, and knocked unconscious in a men's restroom. police have a description of a possible suspect in that beating, and we'll have the details on that suspect in a moment. in some cases, the violence in the stadium was in plain view. our cameras captured this video of a brawl breaking out in the stands during the game. you see police break up the fight. at least one man was led away by police with his hands behind his back. 49ers officials aren't commenting on the incidents last night. they issued a statement saying they have no information to

provide. but police are hoping there are witnesses who do have information. they're hoping for people who witnessed the shootings or the beating to give them a call. police released a vague description of the beating in the bathroom. he is samoan. long hair tied up in a ponytail and was seen in a white t-shirt and blue jeans. a deadly shooting happened on savil circle in antioch. police are not releasing the victim's identity, but tell us he did live in oakley. a 17-year-old girl was also shot, but she was treated at the hospital and released. no word on whether police have a suspect in custody. three people are treated after a shooting in castro valley at 2:00 a.m. police say the victims, a woman, and two men had just

left a nearby club when someone opened fire. one of the victims was able to get to the fire by himself. the other had to be transported. there is no information on the gunman yet. police are still interviewing witnesses. a boy is recovering after being shot in the arm. one says it happened while the boy was sitting in a parked car at mcarthur and seminary. another says it happened while they were walking on international boulevard. police say no one in the area heard, or saw anything. >> it was that close, we should have. nobody heard anything. >> there is a lot of questions that need to be answered with regards to how to yeah, this child got shot. again, we've gotten some varying stories to this point. >> my little cousin, but he's okay. >> the child is your cousin? >> yeah. >> he was walking with who? >> he was walking with us.

but he's okay now. >> this follows the fatal shootingle earlier this month of a 3-year-old. police say that was a gang related drive-by shooting, and the child was an unintended victim. saying his clients are innocent, and he is going to appeal that verdict and sentence. josh bauer, and shane fattal were arrested more than two years ago, near iran's border near iraq. that's where they say they were hiking. the families released the following statement today. of the 751 days, yesterday and today have been the most difficult for our families. shane and josh are innocent, and have never posed any threat to iran, it's government, or

people. a new poll shows ed lee ahead in the race for san francisco mayor. . that's despite the interim mayor going back on his word not to seek a new term. here's a look at our other candidates fared. former supervisor, beven duffy gets 8%. the poll does not include the public defender, it was taken before his entry into the race. high-tech security systems are now keeping an eye on people in marin city. eight cameras were installed in an effort to cut down on crime. reactions to that system are nixed. some residents are applauding the security measures. others are concerned they are an invasion of privacy.

the cameras are rolling 24/7. the footage is only goodbye to reviewed if a crime occurs. good morning to you. another gray start to the day. our temperatures very similar to how we woke up yesterday. for the afternoon, more of the same as well. we do have changes on the way. take a look at this morning. we have the southwesterly breeze through san francisco. 12miles per hour. we began to see a few breaks in the clouds. we're not going to see that today. it's going to be another late clearing day. the delta breeze blowing marine air into the san joaquin, and sacramento valley this morning. 61degrees in mountain view. upper 50s, oakland, san francisco. our north bay locations a cool start once again. but again, we similar to where we were. yesterday, 55. santa rosa, right now 56

degrees in napa. generally, a light breeze out there. high pressure to the east of us. going to be building in over the next few days. as it does, temperatures are going to warm up a bit. we have a cut off right here. that's going to wash out. our pattern is going to change. a heat up expected as early as tomorrow. it's going to be a warm up. our inland areas, struggling to get to 80 degrees. tomorrow, mid-upper 80s. by tuesday, mid-90s. be prepared, it's coming. the east bay, noon time, perhaps 1:00, and for the afternoon along the coast, mostly cloudy skies expected. afternoon highs for today, a tad warmer in some inland areas could be a little cooler along the coast. 74 for santa rosa today. 74 expected sonoma.

upper 60s berkely, oakland. 72 castro valley. along the south bay, looking at a nice day. 79 san jose. low 80s, morgan hill as well as gilroy. low 60s for san francisco. upper 50s, low 60s for the coast. temperatures climbing, as early as tomorrow. 64degrees expected for the coast. then tuesday wednesday, into thursday, even slightly warmer that rebound for the inland areas. 92 expected by tuesday. we'll take a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. time now is 8:10. time to look at live drive time traffic. here's a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see the fog obscuring part of the bridge there.

but the traffic seems to be moving well. the plaza. traffic flowing very well, under gray skies. but traffic heading to the city and coming out seems to be all right. if your weekend commute is taking you through livermore, you need to know about lane closures on 580. caltrans wraps up overnight road work. the closures are expected to last through 9:00 a.m. bart is not ruling out shutting cell phone service down again. ktvu brought you live images of the protest on july 11. bart says it learned that protesters planned to use text messages to organize a protest. yesterday, bart said the blackout did not interrupt free

speech rights. time now is 8:11. rebel fighters in libya are closing in on moammar gadhafi. the progress rebels are making this weekend and the new message from gadhafi, as he spries to cling to power. just in pure political terms, no politician wants to do that. you're safe. >> vice president biden tries to calm chinese fears of a u.s. default. and at&t slashes the prices of a tablet computer. how much you will pay if you can find one. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy

good morning to you. san jose, a cloudy start to your day. 60degrees, with a light southwesterly breeze. new this morning, a memorial service will be broadcast throughout norway today to remember the victims of the two terror attacks there. survivers of the island shooting have gathered over the weekend to mark the one month anniversary. they say they're visit is both painful and empowering. they vow to return next year. the suspect is accused of killing 77 people in a bombing and that shooting massacre. also new in libya. several violent protests are breaking out. the regime of moammar gadhafi could be toppled within the next few days. overnight, nato continued heavy

bombing runs. an auto recording from gadhafi he condemned the rebels as traitors and vermon. the woman who accused strauss-kahn of sexually assaulting her says she thinks charges may be dropped. he is due in court on tuesday. her lawyer told the "new york times," prosecutors wouldn't have called for the meeting, unless they planned to give her bad news about the case. vice president joe biden is trying to reassure china that u.s. debt is secure. biden held a question and

answer session with students at a chinese university and told us, the u.s. cannot afford to not make good on its commitments. >> in order for us not to make good on china's debt, we would have to disappoint, 10s of millions of americans who own 85% of that debt. >> china owns over $1.2 trillion in treasury holdings. two labor disputes is this morning. one being settled while the other could be headed to a strike. grocery employees may walk off their jobs. they have author used their union to call a strike. more negotiations will likely follow. a bitter two week strike by verizon workers is about to be over. 45,000 union employees will return to their jobs tomorrow night. there is still in deal, but verizon and the union have agreed to move forward.

sticking points, such as paid holidays, pensions, and healthcare premiums remain unsettled. the fbi is investigating more than 90 allegations of sabotage. hewlett-packard's touch pad computer is now flying off store shelves, but only because the company has slashed prices. they are offering two for $99, that's a big discount from original prizes. they are concentrating on software and services. the central valley is known as the nation's salad bowl, because it grows 70% of fruits and vegetables. this year's wet weather has allowed farmers to plant more crops.

crops in abundance include cotton, and corn. rain created a well of surplus water that snapped a three year dry spell. >> this year is the sixth wettest winter on record in california. we're at 80%. so this year is a good year. >> in may, fresno county farmers hired an extra 1,000 workers. they have also received more water through the easing of federal restrictions protecting fish in the delta. a deadly air show accident is caught on camera this weekend. who investigators following that could lead to what went wrong. we do have a warming on the way. will it be in time for your sunday? we'll have details coming up. a reminder, the ktvu morning team is now on facebook. a behind the scenes look at what's going on right here on channel 2.

in pittsburgh, pennsylvania, crews have recovered the body of a 72-year- old woman who died in a flood. >> she is actually along the shore line, about 200 miles south from the dam. it's a sad day. at least we have located her and it brings some closure to

the family. >> a woman and her two daughters were also killed when raging flood waters pinned their car against a tree. fortunately, we're not seeing anything that extreme here. but we are seeing cooler temperatures out there. rosemary keeps talking about a possible warm up, are we going to see it for today? >> for the afternoon, maybe a few degrees. most of us, not likely to notice. a live view at alcatraz this morning, where we have the sf triathlon, at least starting there. if you're heading out to the race part, bring along your jacket, it's foggy and cool. the water temperature about 59 degrees. earlier, i called them triathlonners, i think that's what i called them. i think i created a word. your forecast through the morning hours. temperatures in the 50s, to near 60. with mostly gray sky. at least for the inland areas,

it will take most of the morning and into the afternoon before the east bay clears, and the coastline will be cloudy for most of the day. widespread upper 50s, low 60s along the coast. a nice mild noon time. for the afternoon, temperatures remain below average. we talked about a warm up, it's coming, but not until tomorrow. a noticeable jump for our inland areas, upper 80s. then into the low 90s, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, subtle changes. finally getting back to some of those seasonal temperatures along the coastline. upper 60s expected for your forecast, back to you. time now, 8:23, a kansas city air show resumes this afternoon, a day after a deadly plane crash. the biplane was performing a series of stunts when it came spiraling down. in that plane, veteran pilot, byron jenson. he could not pull up. jenson was experienced. he had logged 23 hours in the

cockpit. the show was canceled canceled for the rest of the day. everyone decided the event would very open today in jenson's memory. an accident sent a teenage girl to the hospital. a piece of the mass of this swinging pirate ship, the sea dragon, suddenly snapped while people were onboard. it hit at least one rider. people at the park, say it was a frightening scene. >> the girl was bleeding. it kind of scared me, and the girl had glass in her eye. >> besides the teenager who went to the hospital, four other people suffered minor injuries. the coast guard is looking into what caused the death of a scuba diver in monterey bay. searchers found him 20 minutes later, unresponsive in the water. for the first time in 70 years, people are being allowed to use a los angeles river for recreation. it's a two month pilot program, which allows people to use

kayaks and canoes to paddle down the river in the san fernando valley: there have been efforts in the past ten years to clean it up. the river runs 51 miles and empties into the pacific ocean. this morning, a bay area man is celebrating his successful completion of a swim in the sacramento river. jamie patrick climbed onto the water in the sacramento river. he started his nob stop swim 31 hours later. he says he wants to bring awareness to the issue of clean water. right now in san francisco, people are swimming in the bay area from alcatraz. the 1.2-mile swim across the bay is the first leg.

they will begin a bicycle course that goes to skyline boulevard. something claudine wong would love too. >> maybe not, but i love to watch. it's a great accomplishment. a missing college student is safe and sound this morning. where he's been, and how facebook connected him with his family. there goes dwayne's car. oh, man.

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the battle of the bay turns into a brawl in the stands. what you are looking at is just one of several violent incidents at last night's game. time now is 8:29. i'm claudine wang. >> i'm john sasaki in for mike mibach. san francisco police are also investigating two shootings this morning. >> allie rasmus is live in the city with what we're learning this morning. >> reporter: those shootings happened in the parking lot outside candlestick park after last night's game. a second victim is in critical condition. a 22-year-old man was shot 2 to 4 times in the stomach. they say he was able to drive himself up to this gate, and ask for help after he had been shot. police are investigating those

two shootings as separate incidents, but they believe they may be related. >> this occurred at candlestick park off of jamestown road. i do not know if these victims were fans of any particular ball club, and i've not been able to confirm they were there to attend the game. >> reporter: this video of a brawl breaking out in the stands. you can see men in niners and raiders jerseys throwing punches. one man was led away and appeared to be scuffed up. this is video shone on youtube that gives you a different view of the fight going on. you can see a man in a 49er's jacket, exchanging blows with a man in a raider's jacket. police say a 26-year-old san

rafael man was badly beaten in a restroom. police do have description of a possible suspect in that beating. for now, 49ers officials aren't commenting on anything that happened specifically last night. they issued a very short statement, saying they had no information to provide on the issuing. they're hoping there are witnesses out there who may have more info on the shootings. they're asking anyone who may have seen the beating that happened, are asked to give police a call. we're live at candlestick park, allie rasmus. >> police did release a suspect in the bathroom beating. he is a samoan, pacific islander man. last seen wearing a white t- shirt, and blue jeans.

families of shane bauer and fattal say the news hit them hard. their attorney says he will appeal the sentence. sara shored was released last year for medical cases. san francisco police are still searching for the driver who hit a 5-year-old boy. police tell ktvu, the little boy was crossing silver avenue ahead of a family member when he was struck about 11:30 yesterday morning. witnesses said the driver was a latino man. we know the name of the victim in a muni accident. emily dunn of san francisco. police say dunn was in a crosswalk in the castro district. witnesses said the bus hit and pinned her under ground.

there -- that fire started just before 5:00 last night in the hills above fairfax. flames sent dense smoke into the air, and people reported seeing and smelling it miles away. several crews were called in to get to the hard to reach fire. >> the crews had to hike into the fire. about 2500 feet to get to the fire. >> the fire burned four acres before being contained. nobody was hurt, and no structures were threatened. firefighters are crediting bikers and hikers in the area for quickly reporting the fire on their cell phones. hayward police may be close in making an arrest for the missing michelle le.

>> just not knowing what's going to happen, and knowing that the worst is yet to, you know, it's been 85 days and the worst is yet to come. one arrest is not the end. >> le was last seen on may 27, leaving kaiser hospital in hayward. she went to get something from her car, but never returned. her body has not been found. a san francisco student missing in malaysia has been found. his father asked for help and a facebook page was created. hundreds of people responded, and he was found to have entered a rainforest where there was no cell phone service. his parents say they've now talked to him on a two way radio, he's safe, and they're grateful for the help. warying remember susan bracelets a small group posted

signs and passed out fliers. susan powell was last seen in december of 2009. she was reported missing the next day. police say her husband, josh powell is a person of interest in the case, but he has not been arrested or charged. >> i saw an interview with josh, who said if you ask anybody who knows me, they'll tell you i'm not a violent person. i don't think he's asked anyone in utah, because he does have violent tendencies. >> josh powell says he last saw his wife before he left with his two sons on a camping trip. 30-year-old andrea bolinga was critically injured in a

collapse. those at the vigil wore her favorite color, fuchsia. >> she's the kind of person people want to be around, and want to emulate. i think that's part of the reason the community has rallied and her so much. >> six people were killed when the blast droppled the stage at -- toppled the stage at a sugarland concert. tropical storm irene could turn into a hurricane tomorrow. hurricane warnings have been issued for the northern and southern coasts of the dominican republic. good morning to you. here at home, we have another cool day over the bay. slightly cooler for the coast. the possibility slightly warmer inland. most of us waking up with widespread gray out there. again, the low cloud deck even

thicker than yesterday. 2500 to 3,000 feet as we speak. our winds onshore, and that westerly breeze. san francisco, oakland, 5 to 10 miles per hour. a light southwesterly in san jose. yesterday, we saw a few pockets of sunshine in the morning hours. we had the direction of the wind coming from the southeast. that's what helped us out. this morning, not the case. the onshore breeze blowing about 20 miles per hour through fairfield. 60degrees in san jose. widespread upper 60s. 60degrees for livermore. upper 50s, low 60s around concord. oakland at 59. for napa, santa rosa this morning, widespread mid-50s. we are looking at another slow burn off for today. changes on the way. we're going to be cool. we're going to be mild. chances of that cloud deck burning off the coastline going to be slim today. but the changes are coming. high pressure from the east

will be warming us up by tomorrow. temperatured expected to jump 5 to 10 degrees for our inland areas. your forecast here, by 9:00, maybe as late as 11:00, inland areas seeing sunshine. but notice the east bay still dealing with the cloud cover. again, as i mentioned a moment ago, we will see clouds up against the coast most of the day, if not all day. 72 expected this afternoon. 73 for napa. these numbers nudge just a bit in the upper direction. 76 martinez. low 80s for antioch into danville. oakland, 68 for the afternoon, as well as san leandro. 79 for san jose this afternoon. 81degrees morgan hill.

san francisco, 63 degrees. struggling to get to 60 degrees in pacifica for the afternoon. the extended forecast. the pattern showing you a nice warm up, monday, tuesday, into thursday. getting into late august type of weather. low 90s the forecast for our valley locations. perhaps, a few high clouds, as the remnants of greg perhaps move a little bit our way. we'll take a look at your day planner coming up in just a little bit. at a sky supply giveaway in concord, they ran out of backpacks for hundreds of children who showed up. more than a thousand families came to the monument crisis center. organizers say it's a sign of the times that so many people showed up, looking for the school supplies. >> most of them are on reduced lunch meal programs. and there's not enough funding. they come here for food, so they certainly don't have

enough money to get a backpack. >> the monument crisis center says it is still looking for donations of backpacks and school supplies for the people it had to turn away. >> reporter: this year's battle of the bay was over, and this time, the 49ers came out on top. alex smith threw an interception. rookie quarterback, colin behind center, the niners scored two touchdowns in the 2nd half to win 17-3. the niners victory means san francisco mayor ed lee will be get wine, chocolates and coffee from kwan. time now is 8:41.

pope benedict is wrapping up his trip to spain. the pope mobile making its way through the streets in madrid. the weather interrupted the prayer vigil. i think they're missing an opportunity. >> bay area first responders are not the only ones not invited to the ten year anniversary at ground zero. a live look at the bay bridge this morning. still a little gray out there, but looks like traffic is moving smoothly. time now, 8:41, you're watching ktvu mornings on 2. [ screaming ]

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good morning to you, a gloomy start to the day, with clearing expected by the afternoon in most cases. the pope held the final mass today in madrid, spain for the closing of the world youth day events. ♪ [ music ] >> an estimated 1 million people camped out to hear the final mass. that's after a fierce thunderstorm last night forced the pope to cut short his speech. we do want to show you a

live picture. that is the pope mobile moving through the streets outside. this is the pope's final day on his trip to spain. assad faces mounting criticism on the crackdown. his family has ruled syria for 40 years. the city of nata celebrateddity 1500 anniversary. many prayed for the victims of march's earthquake and tsunami. a grass fire in central texas burned over 20 acres in just a matter of hours. that fire got dangerously close to homes. several nearby neighborhoods

lost power. fire crews managed to contain the fire. no word yet on how that flyer started. in our election 2012 coverage, texas governor rick perry is back home this morning, after a weekly campaign through primary states. >> next president of the united states who will get america working again. >> that is perry's wife, anita introducing him at a rally in austin. perry addressed the crowd, and stuck to his familiar campaign theme, jobs. >> we not only created 40% of all the jobs created in this country since june of 2009, but our credit rating went up during that tough economic time. >> a rasmussen poll shows perry now leading the gop field with 29%. as perry surges ahead in the polls, john huntsman is going on the attack. huntsman is now criticizing

perry for skepticism about global warming. saying that is not good for the future, and not a winning formula. san mateo county is offering a free civics classes. participants are going to get a chance to meet local officials and get behind the scene tours of county facilities. you can find out how to sign up for that program by going to our website, ktvu.com and clicking on web links. laid off workers and baby boomers are flooding social security's disability program with benefit claims. applications are up nearly 50% over 10 years ago as people with disabilities lose their jobs and can't find new ones. the increase is adding to a growing backlog. many people wait two years or

more before their cases are resolved. new estimates say the trust funds that support social security is going to run out of money by 2017. time now is 8:48. the anniversary of the worst attack on american soil was three weeks today. first responders were not invited. that sparked disappointment and frustration. next month, thousands will descend on ground zero for the tenth anniversary. new york mayor michael bloomberg said space is limited, so none everyone is invited. this week, he specifically ruled out first responders, including those from new york city, who lost 343 firefighters and 60 police officers that

day. >> i think they're missing an opportunity to allow the responders to not only pay their respects, but also to help them move on. >> reporter: the chief shared with us this video. he said he understands there's no room for outside agencies. but he and his team feel left out for obvious reasons. >> my dog was able to tell them where there was a firefighter, and they were able to retrieve him. >> these responders are disappointed. but even more so for the new york firefighters. >> we worked night and day there. i don't think any of the responders are going to complain if they get to be there on the evening of september 11. >> with weeks to go, the city still has time to change its plans or add new ones. they ride with american pride.

the roar of police sirens and motorcycle engines filled the air outside the pentagon yesterday. annual ride for the victims of 9/11. the event raises money for emergency responders and stirs emotions for those involved. >> it's beautiful. just beautiful. we look forward to this time every year. >> the riders started their convoy in shanksville, pennsylvania, on friday. they are going to end up at ground zero, later today. minnesota is ready for some football. the welcome home party for fans at the metrodome. will brian wilson go on the disabled list? the speculation surrounding the giants closer this weekend. supports in times of need. same with aladdin. aladdin became the biggest in bail by treating people right. no one has lower prices,

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welcome back. all right, the time for your live drive time traffic. let's take you outside. we're starting on the south bay, and highway 237. look at that. it looks like everything is moving just fine out there for your drive this sunday morning. let take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a little busier out there, but things still moving great in both directions on this gray sunday morning. if you're headed out to oakland, you're going to hear music filling the air this afternoon.

it's the 11th annual art and soul festival, kicked off yesterday, attracting thousands to 14th and broadway. 150 musical artists showing off their work, and of course, there's always food. the festival does start at noon today. tower of power will be your headline act, and tickets are $15. forget the beard. how about fear another injury? the new reports that brian wilson will likely go on the disabled list. he last pitched last monday night. wilson has been bothered by an enflamed right elbow. the metrodome is back open after a roof collapse. hundreds gathered inside the arena for an open house event. the first time fans have been allowed inside since december's roof collapse. here is video from december when the roof collapsed, because of heavy snowfall.

the metrodome officials say the new roof cost $18 million. they say it is all covered by insurance. your time now is 8:55. here are the stories we're following for you this sunday morning. san francisco police are investigating several violent incidents at candlestick park. including the brawl you're looking at now. no arrests were made in any of the cases. three people are shooting after a shooting in castro valley last night. the victims had just left a nearby club when one opened fire. a new poll shows ed lee ahead in the race for san francisco mayor, and by a lot. he has 38% of the vote. the poll comes from backers of a pension reform measure.

the time now is 8:56. time to check your weather one last night. >> we do have warm changes on the way for today, unfortunately not so much. in the next hour, temperatures sitting in the upper 50s, low 60s around the region. another slow clearing day expected for our inland areas, as well as the bay. the coastline may be gray all day long. upper 50s for the coast, by lunchtime, widespread low and mid-60s around the bay area. our warmer spots will see 71 degrees by the noon time hour. afternoon, mild 50s, lower 60s for the coast. 60s for the bay. a few low 70s around the bay. as you go inland, 70s, and 80s. 70degrees expected san rafael this morning. 74 expected in fremont. 75 redwood city. 68 in oakland. if you're going to the art and

soul fest, i might check that out. summer is on its way back. even a little uncomfortable, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, low 90s in the inland forecast. at least the nice summer nights will return. widespread upper 60s for the coast later in the week. that is our report. we'll have the latest on the violence that broke out aft light at candlestick park. >> we're always on at ktvu.com. [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else?

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