. in san francisco, another protest planned for bart, find out why the protesters have shifted their focus. will be bells move into libya and muammar gaddafi's troubles may soon be over. the morning news continues. i am pam cook.

>> a brand-new morning let's check weather and traffic rosemary is in for steve, good morning rosemary. on the heels of a very mild weekend we will be cranking up that heat and high pressure is building and we are starting out with low clouds but once again a quicker burn off and especially inland you will notice a difference for the afternoon. we will look at what you can expect for this afternoon. good morning sal. right now southbound in front of the oakland coliseum it looks very nice with no major problems and also looking at the commute at the toll plaza is beginning to fill in. 6:00 let's go back to the desk. after 42 years muammar gaddafi's rule appears to be crumbling. we want to take you there this morning by early this morning. antigovernment rebels control 95% of the city with little opposition from muammar gaddafi forces and now this break

through in the six month civil war follows a coordinated attack by rebels nato forces and anti-muammar gaddafi residents within the city of tripoli but the national council is warning rebel fighters danger remains as long as muammar gaddafi is on the run. until muammar gaddafi does step down and all of it's supporters surrender they will continue air strikes. coming up, we will go live to our washington d.c. borough for more on the search for muammar gaddafi and why this take overdose not mean stability for libya. they are investigating security at candle stick park after all the violence at this weekend's raiders game. three people are in the hospital after violence like this erupted in and outside of the candle stick park. a ktvu channel 2 news camera captured the violence in the lower stands and in a separate

incident, a man was beaten unconscious and they found him in the man's bathroom. after the game two people were shot in the parking lot. one in the stomach and the other in the face. >> we actually left earlier me and my friend because we didn't want to get caught in the parking lot. >> now the gunshot victims are in stable condition and the man who was beaten is in serious condition. police continue to look for witnesses and police believe gangs may have been involved and they may have sparked the attack you are watching there. all of this violence they say is appalling and they vow to make sure stadium are safer. an online activist group is planning another protest and bart has not decided whether or not they will be blocking cell phone service. ktvu channel 2 news kraig debro joins us with what bart riders are doing and a lot of people

have to be getting a bit angry about this, craig? >> reporter: we will talk about that a little more in a second and as to whether or not they will be shutting down cell phone service but what the letter says you will find bart will protect the safety of their customers and bart was shut down during that last protest but they plan on shutting down the system and if they can they will keep doing it until bart admits they were wrong about cutting off cell phone service back on august 11th. it made many upset and one rider is conflicted. listen to this, this is the same person having opposing viewpoints. >> i actually feel sympathy i don't think it was a good way to affectively protest but a lot of it is inn convenient and i don't know how affective it

is. >> reporter: this begins the protest for a deadly officer involved shooting and all they they have not forgotten it they have shifted their focus explaining cell phone service had been shut down over safety concerns but the day after the protest happened and the station was shut down, this is what the spokesperson said, he gave another reason. >> you know we are allowed to determine time place and manner and free speech happens outside. >> i will be an advocate for safety always but what we did was cut off our nose to spite our face. >> reporter: and the letter issued over the weekend bart says cutting off cell phone service was necessary to protect the safety of our passengers and many people

complained cutting off cell phone service was not good -- but they had more than 120 personnel who were assigned to be in those downtown stations should something have happened those people were ready to respond. i am still trying to get ahold of johnson this morning and i am trying to get ahold of them to talk about the planned protest. a leak occurred in sacramento because of a chlorine leak. this happened yesterday in yellow county fire officials say workers were exposed to chlorine oxide and 40 people had to be taken to the hospital after a system carrying that

gas failed. >> we are making sure everybody is accounted for. >> i don't want anybody to come in here. >> reporter: they have apologized for the leak and will pay for all medical expenses related to that incident. new rules go into effect at the airport and the changes are to help protect the rights of passengers. joining us in san jose to talk about changes, alley? >> reporter: new rules apply to all passengers and right now we are at san jose international and at 6:00 there are a lot of passengers cars unloading as passengers get ready for their flights. starting tomorrow they will have new protection in place and will be put into place by the u.s. department of transportation and the first rule will have to do with luggage. if it does not show up on the car sell, the airlines will be

required to refund you $25 per baggage. and double the price of your ticket will be compensated previously -- previously the compensation rate was just $400. now this morning the international transport association a trade group representing 230 airlines worldwide have come out saying airlines will be extra costs for them and passengers but the passengers we spoke to say they think these new rules are perfectly fair. >> especially if your bags are lost, there is no reason to not have you at least reimbursed and even if they deliver it to you later at least you have been compensated for it. >> well i think it is a good idea because you depend on it being there. people have put stuff because of the laws and you depend on that bag to be there when you get there. >> reporter: also starting

tomorrow airlines must disclose all the extra taxes and fees added to ticket prices and that will allow travelers to accurately compare the costs between different carriers and to have a better idea how much their airline ticket will cost. but they are taking legal steps to stop the u.s. dent of transportation to stop -- department of transportation to stop implementing that rule. most people are ready to go out the door and that's why sal castaneda is watching everything. traffic is moving along nicely and in some areas 237 not a bad looking drive as we cross 880 and in some spots it is already beginning to slow down on your commute. i see some slow spots heading to this point. let's look at the bay bridge, the meter lights come on about

this time maybe a few minutes from now and we are stating to get a backup here. this morning's commute to antioch looks good. if you are on 880 it is a pleasant looking drive and in fremont traffic looks very nice so far. let's go back to rosemary. southwestly breeze continues, dealt do breeze through fair fields at 21 miles per hour very similar to what we saw over the weekend. livermore southwestly breeze concord and calm conditions in oakland. so the on shore breeze will be with us through the afternoon and we have changes by the second half of the day as well. 60 degrees in oakland upper 50s

napa santa rosa as well as san jose. these temperatures are a lot like what we started with yesterday but what will change is the afternoon more sunshine and temperatures will climb above yesterday's highs. through the morning drive we will have low clouds and fog but by 9:00 inland as well as east bay we will be mostly cloudy and along the peninsular will be mostly gray but by lunchtime it will burn back and will retreat to the coast. even looking at mostly sunny skies as well as half-moon bay, santa cruz and that trough will be bringing us the cooler air and it will be moving west as high pressure builds. monday and tuesday you will net tis a big -- notice a big change inland areas. 77 in vallejo, wide pressed 80s

and along the east bay coastline temperatures are expected to go to 72 and 72 for oakland nice day for alameda. 6 for san francisco and into santa clara temperatures will be warming as well. 62 degrees in half-moon bay. even warmer forecasted for tomorrow we get a break on wednesday a trough off the coast will cool us off just a bit and back low 90s thursday friday into saturday, feels like summer but not too bad. on sunday temperatures begin to slide a bit. 64 degrees in and along the coastline. pam, dave? a harsh punishment for the

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change. washington bureau reporter carol hahn explains it is too soon to call it a victory, carol? >> reporter: after six months of civil war the taking of tripoli is a major deal but it is far from over. major clashes broke out near muammar gaddafi compound as they tried to consolidate the compound. three of muammar gaddafi's sons have been captured and the whereabouts of the libyan leader is unknown. david cameron said muammar gaddafi 40 year ruling is crumbling. >> there is no complacency but what we see today is libyan people are closer to their dream of determining their own future. >> president barack obama who has been monitoring everything from martha's vin yard, he calls for muammar gaddafi to

step down but he remains on the run and as long as he does danger still remains. carol hahn ktvu channel 2 news. the attorney for the two uc berkeley graduates will appeal their eight year prison sentences. john fetterman and shane bauer have been convicted of spying for the united states. shane bauer john fetterman and sarah shaw claim they got lost while hiking. however sarah shaw's case is still open and it will be investigated later. they are disappointed with the sentences. their family says they have never posed a threat to the government and their people. new this morning dominic

straus conn will be cleared of sexual assault charges. he was arrested in may after a hotel maid told police he sexually assaulted her. prosecutors will probably not pursue the case because they are doubting the maid's credibility and also there is reported a lack of evidence in the case. straus conn is expected in court tomorrow. the 30-foot sculpture of dr. martin luther king, jr. memorial will be ready for visit and on sunday the i have a dream speech will have a dedication ceremony in which president barack obama will attend. the last astronauts aboard the u.s. space shuttle will be visiting today. they will be working at nasa in

mountain view and including rex willheim will be saying thank you to nasa employees for all the work they did for the space program. all right, it is 618 and we will go -- 6:18 and we will go back to sal for a look at traffic. >> well the combination, he didn't coordinate. >> what are you going to where? to answer the question pam asked is very important. we are keeping an eye on the increasing traffic on bay area bridges right now and the golden gate bridges even though it is not stop and go it is getting busier and now that we are getting to the heart of the morning commute notice the fog is not as thick as it has been over the last few days certainly not enough to slow drivers at this point. let's look at the westbound bridge they have turned the metering lights on and people

are held in slow traffic and it looks like they have repo sixed the camera. -- repositioned the camera. driving from heyward to union city is looking okay and there is a little bit of slowing approaching the dumbarton bridges a you approach the radio towers. let's say good morning to rosemary. we have a few minutes and a we are waking up with mostly gray skies. the marine layer is shrinking and high pressure is building and temperatures will be warming. upper 50s and 60s around the region and temperatures climbing. mid-50s and 60s. upper 50s and 60s around the coastline and widespread 60s to

low spread 70s to some warmer locations. low 60s for the coast upper 80s for the inland areas and we have not seen those numbers. 88 expected in st. helene in. 79 for napa. checking in around 76 this afternoon and east bay upper 60s low 70s. walnut creek goes inland 85 expected for livermore. 80 degrees san jose, 88 san bruno and 88 san mateo 67 for san francisco along the coastline a few degrees of warming inland 5 to 10 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. tuesday will be even hotter, low mid-90s expected for the

valley. coastline upper 60s there. tiny dip before we bounce back. friday and into the weekend temperatures again on sunday widespread mid-to-upper 80s for the valley locations. for the coastline mid-to-upper 60s for you there. back to you. ending the ongoing bidding war for rental agencies and now they have holders a deal needs to be made. dollar thrift think -- thrifty has been waiting to make a new bid because of antitrust issues. and volkswagon is offering the up. it will be one of the smallest four see thers on the road less than 12 feet long. the tiny inexpensive cool looking car is to what the

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. you are going to see traffic in other spots trade ahead. casey anthony has returned to her home state of florida. she was acquitted on charges of murdering her two-year-old daughter caylee anthony. anthony is serving for a check fraud conviction and has had limited contact with her parents and has not spoken to her brother. gunfire erupted in antioch. it happened just off lopez drive. the argument led to the shooting of a 16-year-old boy

from oakly. he later died. another girl was shot and she is expected to be okay. the boy's mother said her son was hit by a stray bullet on saturday. it happened just a few blocks away from where a three-year- old boy was shot and killed two weeks ago. the boy is recovering at children's hospital in oakland. a $10,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest. bay area motorcycle riders were sending a message. >> we are fed up with it and we don't want to deal with it no more. >>reporter: 100 members all across the bay area marched for peace. the march began at international and that's where three people were shot. it ended at 56th and that's where a three-year-old carlos nava was killed in a shooting

two weeks ago. >> a lot is going on. >> organizers say it was the shooting death of that three- year-old which prompted them to act. an upgrade may not be enough to keep people safe. we are live at candle stick park marched this weekend's game against the oakland raiders. we will tell you who police are now looking for.

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after shaking off a week of losses we will get those numbers for you in just a moment. we will say good morning, welcome and it is monday august 22nd i am dave clark. >> and i am pam cook time now 6:30. the 42 year rule of muammar gaddafi appears to be ending and by early today rebel fighters controlled 90% of the city of tripoli and they are facing little opposition from muammar gaddafi forces. the break through in the six month civil war came after a closely operated plan by rebels, by nato and residents inside tripoli. this morning nato will continue air strikes until all of the pro muammar gaddafi forces either retreat or surrender and they say it is only a matter of time before muammar gaddafi steps down. back here in the bay area continues to be the violence at

this weekend's 49ers game. three people are still in the hospital. tara moriarty is at candle stick park where concerns for alcohol made a bad situation even worse. good morning tara. >> reporter: a lot of attention may fall on the stadium's alcohol policy. some say there needs to be a ban placed all together and others are saying we need to reexamine the tailgating policies and it will be huge to see if money sales are impacted. cameras caught a lot of drunk fans and it was one of many violent outbursts that erupted. one of the most serious incidents a 26-year-old man was found beaten unconscious

towards the end of the game and he is listed in serious condition. police are also looking for a link, a 20-year-old man shot in the face and 24-year-old man shot several times in the stomach. both are expected to survive. >> i went to the game yesterday and there was a lot of fights about 20 fights around me. >> it is an ongoing investigation but when it is fresh those details are not being released yet. roots now on you tube various videos show fighting in the stands and again women involve in that instance. again they insist security was sufficient and they hope it does not scare fans away. it is not clear whether team rivalries or gang rivalries triggered the mayhem.

fan response team warn that drinkers will be escorted out and in jeopardy of losing their season tickets. regarding the bathroom incident, we have a description. he is described in his 20s 6- foot two and 250 pounds. he was last seen wearing a t- shirt and bluejeans. coming up, we will have some interesting opinions on sports talk radio at the raider game. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. a discovery was made yesterday on wilson avenue near a homeless camp. investigators say it looks like remains have been there for a while but it's not clear if they are human. the area is still considered a crime scene for now. fewer officers mean more prostitutes on the streets of vallejo.

the city's bankruptcy and subsequent budget cuts forced him to prioritize which crimes they will investigate. solicitation arrests from drop from 96 to 24. they are expecting to find out if they will retry william airs. he is a form fur san -- former san francisco child psychologist and is accused of molest being several young boys. he was found unfit due to dementia why. families of alleged victims hired a private investigator who followed him to a luncheon and they found he was not the old man his lawyers say he is. traffic charges after suspicion of forcing three teens into prostitution. they were arrested at a hotel

in san francisco after police got a tip. police say they found a 19-year- old and two younger girls in a room at the hotel and all of them said they were being forced into prostitution. the girls were released to their parents. they are searching for the gunman who shot an injured three people. it happened on caster valley boulevard and the victims just left a party when they were shot in a parking lot. it is not clear what led up to the shooting but their injuries are not life-threatening. we now know the name of a little girl who was walking in the crosswalk with his mother and two sisters. a good samaritan spotted the suspect and tipped off police. 22-year-old marcus lopez garcia faces arrangement in sonoma county this afternoon. it has been two months

since they unveiled new police radios but some say the problems continue. it had some dead spots where you couldn't hear anything but with the new system it may affect under water stops time. however the march offers say despite some glitches it has been a solid system over the last few weeks. airports have made new rules to protect the rights of passengers. live in san jose with the details about what is changing, allie? >> reporter: it applies to all passengers including here at the san jose national airport. at this time monday morning you can see a lot of passengers people pulling up to the curb unloading their bags and the first rule has to do with luggage. if your luggage does not show

up on the carousel starting tomorrow they must refund you those baggage fees. and they will have to compensate you more double the price of your ticket previously the limit for compensation was hundred dollars. some of the airlines are pushing back, a trade group of 230 airlines say it will lead to extra costs for them and for passengers but some of the passengers we spoke to this morning think the new rules are fair. >> especially if -- especially if your bags are lost even if they deliver it to you later at least you have been compensated for it. >> a lot of people depend on their bags and because of the laws they have put in place you depend on that bag to be there

when you get out. >> you are supposed to pay a fine per passenger to the u.s. dent of transportation and that rule has been in place since april but starting tomorrow that tarmac delay rule will apply to international flights and for airlines but some say they are not enforcing that rule well enough. we spoke to a spokesperson and he said since then there have been a number of complaints about delays on the tarmac but they have not leveled a single fine against any airlines in those complaints. allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. diana finestein flyball china -- will be in chinatown. earlier this month lee said it played a roll in his decision

to run full-time and it is because of his unifying presence in city hall. it is getting busier and one of the things we are watching all the bay area bridges and we are watching the south bay too. 280 is getting busier and it is getting busier as we get to the heart of the morning commute from 6:30 unti 8:00. somebody had me what is the busiest time unless it is tailing off with problems. as dave mentioned, you can see how slow it is getting. it is backed up to at least a 15 minute wait until you are in the carpool lane. as we refresh the maps most of that slow traffic is heading west on that construction zone. 680 looks good from the bridge

but it is slow on walnut -- slow approaching walnut creek. we have 450 followers now and our goal is to reach 1,000 soon. our goal is really a million but we will take 1,000. go ahead and join us now. hey, rosemary? >> we want more. yes, let's not fall short. clouds are back with us and that marine layer is not as thick as what we saw over the weekend and changes are in store for the afternoon, a modest warmup for the coast and as you get out the door this morning, it is all around. fairfield reporting and it looks like that finger is all the way to antioch and perhaps part of the valley. the burn off will come early

for our inland areas and it could take until noontime for the coast and clouds are picked for the -- expected for the second half of the day along the coast as well. primarily it is on shore but it will change for the afternoon especiallien land areas and sea breeze -- inland areas and the sea breeze will be back. san francisco 57 degrees and napa 56 and 56 for santa rosa. clouds are similar to what we saw yesterday but high pressure will be building for today and along the coast widespread 60s and 70s for the bay area and inland areas again. expecting for the afternoon 70s to upper 80s and 79 degrees for napa this afternoon. 76 for san rochelle and it is a

warm one 86 for concord 88 for antioch 88 for heyward 74 mountain view slides south and we are looking at 84 degrees along the hill. santa crews mostly sunny skies and 62 for half-moon bay. the extended forecast even hotter tomorrow warming up today. valley locations could get hot. on the coastline it is feeling good there. we will have a rebound thursday friday and widespread 60s for the coastline and 60s heading into the weekend for the coast and on sunday we begin to cool, 86 expected for the valley and 66 will be expected for the average on the coast. 6:43 is the time rebel

forces in libya control tripoli and what they are saying about the state of muammar gaddafi 42 year reign. deadly officer involved shooting now has a new focus for today's protest. if you are driving any time soon, you will see slow moving traffic and we will give you an area where the spots are.

. new federal rules take affect tomorrow to better protect the rights of air travelers. the new guidelines are reimbursing passengers if they are bumped from an over sold flight if planes are delayed. they are investigating this and the security at candle stick park at this morning's raiders game and this kind of violence is appalling. three people are still in the hospital and one man was beaten unconscious in a restroom and two others were shot in the parking lot. the regime of muammar gaddafi is about to fall. rebels are have taken -- rebels have taken control over 90% of the city and muammar gaddafi needs to either surrender or

retreat. another protest is planned at the civic station. kraig debro has more on why this may not be the last time protesters disrupt the evening commute, craig? >> reporter: they began organizing protests for officer involved shootings but they switched their focus to that action and behind me is the civic station which was shut down during one of those earlier protests. one rider we spoke to was caught in that shut down and is not sure whether she is for or against them. he is having the same opposing view points. >> i don't know if it was an effective way to minimize protests but i feel a lot of it is in convince queen anden dough -- inn convenient and i

don't know how much is okay. >> reporter: protesters began as a pretest against the actions of bart police in a deadly officer involved shooting that happened in july. although the organizers have forgotten that -- have not forgotten it bart posted a letter explaining cell phone service had been shut down first over safety concerns and earlier they said they knew the protesters were organizing their actions using cell phones and the day after this happened, johnson gave this reason. >> the course of rule you know we are allowed to determine time place and manner and free speech happens outside the classroom. >> i will be an advocate for it always but what we did was cut off our nose to spite our face. >> reporter: again over the weekend bart posted a letter on

its website and the letter came criticizing free speech advocates and the they are looking -- and they are looking into the reason behind turning off cell phone service. they say they had 120 police an operations people in those four shut down stations making sure anybody who needed to communicate any one of those people could have helped them do that. now if you are taking bart you should plan other ways to get home. kraig debro ktvu channel 2 news. turning now 6:15 we have to get you on the roads now what is happening, are you watching the toll plaza? the toll plaza is one of those areas we are seeing slowing traffic here and now there has been kind of just a routine commute no major

problems getting onto the bridge. this morning's commute looks good if you are driving on 880 northbound and it looks good no major problems getting into downtown. highway 4 again stop and go traffic and a little bit of slowing in bay point and if you are driving in heyward, we are beginning to see signs of wearing and some slow traffic approaching 8th street. 6:50 let's go to rosemary orozco. giving you a live look at low clouds and far inland once again burning off a little quicker and temperatures are expected to warm. the forecast by 9:00 inland north bay as well as east bay looking at clear skies and it will hang onto the bay area until noontime and for the afternoon it clears back all the way to about the coastline and we will be partly cloudy skies for even parts of the

coast. taking a look at some highs warmer in some cases 79 in napa 78 heyward 77 in ridgewood city 60s for the coast 70s in san francisco. upper 70s for the east bay. warmer tomorrow temperatures didn't on wednesday and a nice warm pattern as we roll into the weekend and slightly cooler on sunday. back to you. united airlines plans to invest a half billion dollars to make its entire fleet of planes look and feel the same. united and continental merged last year and this is another step in the company's integration. they will get economy plus seating more leg room and they will add flatbed seats to first class cabins as well as wi-fi service. aspected a bit of a bounce back after weeks of losses dow

jones industrial average up more than 200 points at one point and now live a look at the big board 110 points are up and we went live to wall street to talk to carter evans who is always inn touch with money managers and investors and a lot of people are looking for ben bernanke and what he may do or say about the economy. right now 6:52 a little more optimism surrounding bryan stow what is boosting the stir writs of -- spirits of his family and how much will they tell us. philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪

. welcome back to the morning news, we are watching the stock market and this week we are watching it head higher 154 for the dow jones industrial average not a lot of economic news on the calendar so we are waiting for ben bernanke this week. the family of bryan stow says he is giving them an emotional boost. they say bryan stow is able to mouth words that are very special to the family but the family does not want to talk about what that is but he continues to recover after being brutally beaten outside dodger stadium last march. coming back over to sal, probably more cars on the road as people avoid bart.

>> that's right, sometimes people do that and let's go look at what we have now. we have slow traffic in the east bay on 880 south getting down to highway 92 some slow traffic and highway 94 which is very slow pittsburgh and yock. let's -- antioch, traffic will be busy on 80 northbound and southbound is busier and on the toll plaza we have a back up and those metering lights are on. let's go to rose mary. we have a warmup on the horizon and high pressure is building in starting a little bit later today and that weekend is cool and mild and high pressure is coming in from the east and that will warm things up. we are looking at a spike in temperatures 5 to 10 degrees over yesterday and along the coastline more modest

widespread nearing 70 degrees. morning hours mostly cloudy skies 50s and 60s very similar to yesterday. upper 50s and 60s and low 70s inland and for the afternoon a notable warmup for valley locations and 88 degrees in some of the hotter spots. nearing 80 degrees in some cases for the bay. back to you. coming up, they are floating a yacht party talking plan which is making waves. some say it would serve the rich and famous and cut out average spectators. and the undercover operation that has some places in hot water this morning. stay with us.