>> reporter: future games between the san francisco 49ers and the oakland raiders, should those games be cancelled after the attack this weekend? rebel forces battle for control over tripoli. the situation is far from stable and the big question this morning -- where is

gadhafi? >> reporter: new rules in effect for passengers. and developing news in redwood city. ktvu is following reports of a house fire. we're almost on the scene. "mornings on 2" starts now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, august 22nd. after 42 years, moammar gadhafi's rule over libya appears to be crumbling. [ sound of gunfire ] >> rebel forces are reporting that they now control 95% of the capital city of tripoli. nato is promising to continue air strikes until gadhafi supporters retreat or surrender. the long-time ruler is said to be in hiding right now. coming up at 7:15, we'll go live to our washington, d.c.

bureau for reaction from president obama and where gadhafi might find refuge. our time now, 7:01. back here at home, rival gangs may have sparked some of the violence at this weekend's 49ers/raiders game at candlestick park. three people are still in the hospital this morning. ktvu's tara moriarty is at candlestick right know. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of questions are now being raised about the alcohol policy as well as security. was there enough staff here? was there enough security? our cameras caught a lot of drunken rowdy fans during the game t was just one of many that evinted through the -- game. it was just one of many that erupted through the interdense. a 26-year-old san rafael man was found beaten unconscious in the men's bathroom.

he's in serious question. police are looking for at the shooters of two victims. both are expected to survive. listeners have been tuning into sports radio with their opinion about how to prevent this from happening. brian murphy has been reading articles from sports writers about canceling this game. he tends to agree. >> maybe it's time to cancel this game. it's not worth it for these teams to play each other. it seems to be getting worse. >> reporter: on youtube various videos are emerging. one shows women throwing punches and fights in the parking lot. it's still not clear if team rivalries or gang rivalries triggered the mayhem. on the official website, the 9ers camp say they've stepped

up the security team and who does not behave accordingly, those people will be escorted out. the suspect of the individual who who beat the -- who who beat the man in the bathroom, he's samoan man. if you have any information about the pauls that took place, you are asked to contact the police department, tara -- about the brawls that took place, you are asked to contact the police department. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, tara. another person has died as a result of that stage collapse in indiana. meg tufman died last night. she was hurt on august 13th. the stage collapsed during a fierce rain storm. she taught cheerleading at a

high school in cincinnati. it is 7:04. a gilroy man is one of five people suspected of raining a woman in louisiana. police say -- raping a woman in louisiana. police say david flores and four other men raped the woman in the back of a truck. all men are expected to be in court today. sacramento police believe a weekend burglary is connected to another break-ins and the robber is becoming more daring and dangerous. they say the man entered an apartment through an unlocked door early yesterday morning at 4800 kokomo drive. they say they pulled a gun on the woman who lived there, robbed her and sexually assaulted her. a neighbor said just before that attack, someone knocked on her door and tried to open it while covering up the peephole. >> how suspicious were you?

>> extremely suspicious. this is not normal behavior the. >> police are looking into the possibility that the same man is responsible for two other robberies in the areas. in those cases he got in through a garage door. the robber is described as a black man in his 20s, about 6 feet tall and 200 pounds. four sonoma wineries face sanctions by state officials for serving alcohol to minors. police conducted a decoy operation over the weekend and they say employees at valley of the moon, brcohn, imagery and one other establishment all served alcohol to minors. the minors went to ten tasting rooms. the decal was funded with a $25,000 grant to reduce underaged brinking -- drinking. new rules at airports take effect this week. allie rasmus is live in san

jose to tell us how the rights of passengers will be affected. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're at mineta san jose international airport. one of the new rules we're gonna tell but has to do with the luggage. if the airlines lose your bag starting tomorrow, they will be required to refund your baggage fee that. will mean a lot of refunds for the airlines to give out. according to the u.s. department of transportation. there are an average of about 180,000 pieces of luggage lost by the airlines every month. starting tomorrow. if the airlines bump you off an overlooked -- other booked flight, compensate you more -- overbooked flight, they will have to compensate you more. the international airport association says these new government regulations are going to mean higher costs for the airlines and their passengers. passengers we talked to say

these new rules are fair. >> i don't think the airlines can do it on their own. having the rules in place makes it easier to travel. >> reporter: will it make you travel more? >> well, i will travel anyway but i'll be happier. [ laughter ] >> reporter: if the passengers are on the -- are stuck on the tarmac for more than three hours, the airlines are supposed to pay for that. some passenger rights group say the department of transportation is not enforcing that tarmac rule enough. the specsperson told -- the spokesperson told me since the rule went into effect last year, they've investigated a number of complaints. live in san jose, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:08. well, some critics of the

upcoming yacht race are worried about losing long-term bay beuas. the quarter-mile at risk is between piers 14 and 2 2 1/2. organizers of the regatta want to turn that place into a parking lot for two dozen very large yachts. that would block the view during the race. according to critics, it could trigger legal loopholes that would allow permanent space by those yachts. it could be another rough evening for b.a.r.t. passengers with a protest planned. the event kicks off at about 5:00 p.m., just in time for the evening commute. about 9,000 people are supposed to show up. b.a.r.t. has not said if they will shut down cell phone service in the area. coming up at 7:30, we'll have a

live report who is behind the protest and what they are demanding. if b.a.r.t. can face -- sal, you are gonna tell us if this is -- tell us if traffic will be heavier. but i think first you want to tell us about a fire. >> yes. a problem not having anything to do with that. we're busy. newschopper2 on the way to a fire in part of redwood city here. it's going to be a two-alarm fire, we do know that so far no serious injuries are reported. we are on the way right when we get there, we'll show you live pictures. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza, that traffic is moving along -- it's okay. it's backed under for about a 15-minute -- back under for about a 15-minute -- backed up for about a 15-minute wait. the commute will be affected by

slow traffic. but it has not been a huge problem. i want to mention that 880 northbound, north and southbound, that traffic is moving along relatively well coming up past the coliseum. if we can go to the maps, i'm just getting word of a very serious crash in contra costa county. it's on camino pablo road at vasco road. it's a motorcycle and a big truck that got that a big -- got in a big crash. now, vasco road is one of those roads that a lot of people use as a shortcut. but this morning, try to avoid it because of this very serious issue. we'll let you know about this developing news regarding vasco road. newschopper2 on the scene of this fire. as a matter of fact, the traffic -- will you come back here for just a minute with the

info, please? this fire in redwood city and -- i need the information -- what street it is on. we'll get our assignment on. i can't find it. you can see that -- okay. what street is it? >> it's a two-alarm fire. no injuries reported -- >> what street? >> i don't know. >> we'll find out what street it is on -- on hastings avenue. no injuries reported. let's go to rosemary. good morning. giving you a look at the blanket of low clouds. far inland, we're looking at partly cloudy mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. big changes are coming. it may not seem by it -- seem like it by now. we're licking -- looking at winds coming in from the west at sfo, six miles an hour. calm breeze in san jose. fairfield, reporting 18 miles an hour. so the bell -- delta breeze showing. it's died down a little bit in

and around oakland and concord. that wind and swellly -- southwesterly wind. the winds are light. relative humidity is up. that's good news for the firefighters there. 62 degrees san jose. 59 in livermore. stepping outside your door, areas right around the bay of san francisco. oakland checking in upper 50s, low 60s. 57 in napa, 57 in santa rosa. temperatures anywhere from 2 to 3 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday in some cases but hopefully you weren't up this early and outside your door sunday morning. through the morning hours we'll see the low clouds and fog. we're looking for a quicker burnoff in the inland areas. for the coast, widespread 60s. 70s around the bay. nearing 80 in some locations. our valleys, upper 80s to lower 90s. sonoma, napa, 80 degrees, petaluma. mid- to upper 60s for san francisco.

84 degrees expected in concord. 84 in danville. mid-80s in livermore. along. south bay, warming up as well. santa clara working at 79. 80 degrees for san jose and the peninsula there. 77 redwood city. low 60s for the coast. if you haven't been checking in during the weekend, these temperatures are a lot warmer than what we saw yesterday. even warmer for tomorrow and then for wednesday. a trough up the coast will bring our temperatures back up a little bit. take a look. thursday, friday, into saturday, we warm up. low 90s in the valleys. widespread 60s. muper 60s for the coastline and slightly cooler on sunday. back to the desk. >> thank you, rosemary. 7:14. well there is supposed to be a cease-fire agreement between israeli and palestinians right now. so why are rocket mortars still being fired in that part of the region?

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good morning. right now -- there is a fire in redwood city. this is at 2949 hastings avenue in redwood city. this went to a second alarm. you see, these are live pictures from newschopper2. you can see fire crews are still there. that hastings avenue is blocked. hastings is near farm hills and stole soft park there in redwood city. not too far away from woodside plaza. it's between 280 and 101 in redwood city. that's what all of the smoke and activity was. it's not blocking any major

streets. 280 and 101 are not affected at all. it's far away from that. these are live pictures from newschopper2. word is there were no serious injuries. but certainly a lot of damage on this house in redwood city. we'll have more on this coming up. >> thank you, sal. 7:17. this morning, libya sits on the edge of a major regime change. rebel groups have advanced to tip poly, the stronghold of moammar gadhafi. but as carol han explains, it could be too soon to call this a victory. carol? >> reporter: good morning, tori. the rebel breakthrough in tripoli is a major breakthrough but the city is far from secure. earlier there were clashs that broke out near moammar gadhafi's compound as rebels try to hold onto the capital. wild celebrations in the main square. three of gadhafi's sons have been captured. the whereabouts -- the

whereabouts of the libyan leader remain unknown. but people say, his 40-year rule is crumbling. we had fight. i'm going to fight through this. it's my first time. >> reporter: president obama, who has been monitoring the events from vacationing on martha's vineyard, sent out a statement last night calling for gadhafi to stand down but for now he remains on the run. i'm hearing about half a dozen countries could open their doors to him, including venezuela, zimbabwe and south africa. carol han, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, carol. a day after a cease-fire in the gaza strip was worked out it appears to have fallen apart. palestinians fired into southern israel. israel responded with an air

strike. 7:19. local steel factories say they are facing unnecessary new pollution rules that could put them out of business and thousands of employees out of a job. there are almost a dozen steel foundries left in the bay area. this last summer, the bay area regional control district, quietly imposed new rules. they are supposed to bring air quality up to stricter standards but federal rules are already in place and the new local rules will cost too much. >> the regulations that they are trying to impose right now is an estimated $20 million per company. >> toxic metals are being routinely released that could cause brain damage, lung damage and cancer. >> even airport officials say some of those assertions have no significant backing. at pacific casing in berkeley, more than 600 jobs could be at

stake if the company closes down. an airshow stuntman tragically fell to his death at a weekend show in michigan. on saturday, todd green successfully walked on the wing and the helicopter pull aid way. video of him falling, it's too much to show you here. he fell 200 feet to his death right in front of a crowd of 75,000 that included his family. another airshow per termer was killed in -- performer was killed on sunday. the pilot could not pull out from the downward spiral. you can see what happened. the show was cancelled for the rest of the day. organizers talked with other officials and they decided to open the event in his honor.

>> and there was another run in great britain. okay. the harsh sentence for the two hikers left in iran. why there's hope they may return home? and nba player being investigated. the claims being made by one man that triggered the search. jot

the sentencing of two uc berkeley graduates could add more tension to the upcoming president of iranian president, mahmoud ahmadinejad. on saturday, an iranian court sentenced shane bauer and josh fattal to eight years in prison on charges of spying and illegally enter egg the country. their lawyer -- entering the country. their lawyers say they will appeal. bauer, fatta land the third

hiker, sarah shourd, were arrested in 2009. she was released on medical grounds. we talked with an individual who is in close contact with the lawyer. and he says they are hoping somebody could -- something could be look -- somebody could -- something could be worked out when mahmoud ahmadinejad comes to new york next month. and hillary clinton says -- the oregon home of a pro basketball home is now the focus of a police investigation. now, a man claims he was attacked inside the home of zach randolph of the memphis grizzlies. he says several beat him with pole sticks. police searched the home yesterday. zach randolph was home at the time of the attack but reportedly he's not a suspect in the case. 7:25. we want to check in with sal, keeping a close eye on that two- alarm house fire in redwood city. that's right.

this brought a lot of firefighters to the scene. for a while, there was a lot of thick, black smoke on hastings avenue, which a residential neighborhood -- which is a residential neighborhood. it's about halfway between 201 and redwood city. it's not a major thoroughfare. but if you live in this neighborhood and you are wondering what all of the motion was about -- commotion was about, it was for all of this -- for this fire. the build something severely damage. no major injuries. highway is slowing down on 880 getting there. nothing out of the ordinary. on vasco road near camino diablo, this is a popular shortcut because of a very serious accident involving a motorcycle and cement truck. the medical helicopter is on

the way to that accident. traffic is backed up to brentwood. good morning. it's mild. mostly cloudy for the afternoon. a spike in our afternoon highs, especially for the inland areas. temperatures expected to heat up five, even 10 degrees other -- 10 degrees over yesterday. live look outside over all that -- all that gray. take a look at these afternoon highs. 82 expected in santa rosa for you. 81 novato. 79 for sonoma. 76 san rafael. 69, sausalito. if we switch east. notice the warmup, 88 for antioch. 89 brentwood. 85 expected in livermore. along the east bay it's gonna be warmer and mild. 72 in oakland. 74 for hayward. sliding -- sliding doubt -- sliding south. mill pete this afternoon. 80 degrees san jose. 77 redwood city.

low 70s san mateo as well as san bruno. 67 in the city. low 60s pacifica. half moon bay. partly cloudy skies turning mostly cloudy by the second half of the afternoon. once we burn off the clouds. we'll be dealing with sunshine. a trough off the coast will redevelop. it's not going to last thursday, friday, saturday. temperatures are springing back for the valley locations. another cooldown as we end the week there. 64 along the coast. 86 degrees expected inland. it is 7:28. the former head of the i.n.s. may be cleared of sexual charges involving a new york hotel maid. two reasons prosecutors may drop the charges. a group protesting b.a.r.t.'s police officer-

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[giggling] 7:31. another b.a.r.t. protest at san francisco's civic station could mean trouble for commuters tonight. kraig debro has more on what b.a.r.t. officials are saying about the plans to, once again, shut down

cell phone service. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning, tori. right now, plans to shut down cell phone service is unsaid. it's up in the air over the weekend. b.a.r.t. released a letter justifying what it had done to shut down cell phone service. a protest is planned again this evening. just has justified shutting down cell phone service at four stations by helping preventing platform overcrowding and unsafe conditions for passengers. it may be all true, but the cell phones did not just get cut up for protesters, they got shut off for everything. last july, "anonymous" organized a protest for b.a.r.t., hoping to shut down the system because of a police- involved shooting. what it thought was a necessary step to top protesters and protect the public, a b.a.r.t.

member says disrupting communications was justified since the tactics being used can lead to violence. >> regular inconveniences such as this that are a direct result of some other people's actions, i think the frustration levels will rise and there may be some -- something like that occurring. >> what is this? is this the middle east? like, this is america. we don't do that. we -- quite mimi, we don't do that -- quite simply, we don't do that. free speech is what makes this country different. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. was able to disrupt -- to disrupt vie -- the disruption of cell phone. the letter claimed the service was interrupted. b.a.r.t. said more than 100 people on

platforms that day, they sent people there who needed somebody -- who needed to contact somebody, to help those people with that. they are trying to minimize the effect that they had on cell phone service. tonight's protest is set for 5:30. reporting live in san francisco, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:33. accused serial killer joseph naso wants to delay next month's preliminary hearing. the 77-year-old is accused of murdering four women. he's representing himself in the case. at 9:00, a marin county judge is scheduled to hear a motion that naso filed asking to pressure back the hearing. nay so -- to push back the hearing. naso wants enough time to find someone for his advisory council. christopher lowe was -- christopher rowe was in a crosswalk on west 9th street with his family last week when

the car hit him. police say 22-year-old marcos garcia took off after hitting the boy. he stopped at a nearby park. police were led to him by tips. police say garcia does not have a driver's license and had previous citations for driving without a license. there are new indications this morning that dominique strauss-kahn will be cleared of sexual assault charges. the international head of the monetary fund was rested back in may after a hotel maid told police he sexually assaulted her. someone close to the investigation said prosecutors will probably not pursue the case because of doubts about the woman's credibility and because of a -- and because after lack of evidence. strauss-kahn is due in court tomorrow. today the san mateo district attorney is expected to announce whether it will retry william ayers.

ayres is accused of molesting young boys during therapy sessions. in june, a jury found him unfit for trial due to dementia. now in a last-minute effort to show he's mentally competent, families hired a private investigators who -- investigator who filed -- followed ayers and it's reported that he's not the doubting old man that -- doubting old man that prosecutors are claiming. two people were arrested at a hotel in san francisco after police received a tip. police found a 19-year-old and two other girls in the hotel. all of them said they were being forced into prostitution. the girls were released to their parents. a chlorine gas leak forced 8 800 people to evacuate in

yolo county. the workers were exposed to chlorine dioxide after a system carrying that gas failed. 40 people needed hospital treatment. >> right now focusing on those who need medical treatment get it and accounting for everyone and making sure that everyone is evacuated. >> chlorine dioxide is routinely used to keep tomatoes sanitary during processing. a new survey shows that business economists favor spending cuts as a way to close the deficits. 56% say cutting costs an

reining -- and reining on spending cuts and raising taxes. for the first time newly released information show banks received $1.2 trillion in federal loans during the 2007/2008 financial crisis. that according to the report is the same amount that u.s. homeowners currently owe on bad mortgages. citigroup and bank of america borrowed the most. $669billion. that information was released as a response to media requests under the freedom of information act. it could be a bumpy ride for bay area transportation projects if congress adopts the plan to pass this plan. if the plan goes through, california would lose $1.7 billion a year. republicans say the cuts are needed because of a shortage in the highway trust fund which pays for road and transit projects.

some bay area projects that would be affected by the cuts, include replacing b.a.r.t.'s aging cars and upgrading the caltrain tracks on the peninsula. 7:38. let's see what sal sees sees in our commute now. sal? >> it's been pretty slow. all of a sudden, we've had slow traffic all over the bay. as we go to the live pictures and want to tell you that the south bay is getting in on the action. i know if you live in the south bay you are probably saying what else is now -- new? up downtown is slowing down. usually it doesn't slow this way the whole way through. of course we're checking to see if there's anything causing this and more people are back to school. 101 at -- by the way, there is a crash, 101 northbound at 2le -- at 280. a pair of cars involved. one of the cars is on the shoulder, another one is -- actually a couple of are on the

shoulder. let's take a look at 880 northbound and southbound right here in front of the coliseum. it looks pretty good with no major problems in this area. again on vasco road at ka me yodiablo, a lot -- a lot of people use it. this morning there is a huge crash with a motorcycle and cement truck. medical helicopter had to land on the scene to take someone away. if you use vasco road, it is either completely blocked or there are some detours. not a good way to go. it's a huge backup. you may want to sticken -- want to stick on the main freeways. a live look at the blanket of clouds and fog outside the door. not a lot has changed. but bigger changes are on the way, that trough that brought used schooler -- cool rer air going to be shifting off to the west. high pressure is building in today and it's going to bring

our temperatures up, back to near normal for this time of year. inland spots could warm anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees. we'll on be even warmer for tomorrow. into the morning hours, our marine layer will finally start to burn off at 9:00, 10:00 for the inland areas. i'm to that stop it at -- i'm gonna stop it at 10:00. south bay, san jose, you'll still be dealing with the cloud deck as well as the peninsula east bay. mostly clear skies around the region. it will erode from the south to the north here along the coastline. it looks like for the afternoon, perhaps, the north bay coast could remain partly to mostly cloudy. afternoon highs noticing the -- noticing the difference, 77 expected in vallejo.

70 at berkeley. low 70s oakland. hayward, checking checking in right about 74. 86 for couldn't core -- for concord. 78 for fremont. 80 san jose, 87 gilroy. widespread 70s along the peninsula, low 60s for the coastline and 67 expected in san francisco. so warmer for tomorrow. along the coastline, partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. temperatures low to mid-90s. slipped a little bit on wednesday. bounced back on thursday. widespread 60s. subtle changes for the coastline. inland areas between the upper 80s and low 90s. and then dipping a bit on sunday. widespread mid-60s for the coast and mid- to upper 80s for the inland areas. it is 7:42. a check of stocks next after a huff time last week. why they are bouncing up today.

rally is going on after four -- four weeks of losses. recent data has been pretty inconclusive. with interest rays that dash with interest rates being where they are, stocks are very cheap and that's a very powerful and

positive indicater for some buying. that's what's happening right now. the dow is up 1 p 1 -- 131. nasdaq is up 31. s&p is up 12. it's also been a mixed day on global markets. most asian markets ended up but closed down. south korea's was the biggest lose you -- loser. in europe, the benchmarks have all been up since the start of trading today. all of the markets have been reacting to possible drops in the price of crude oil if the libyan rebels are successful in gaining control of tripoli. libya had produced 1.5 million barrels of crude every day before the rebels attempted to overthrow moammar gadhafi. officials in the phillippines say two people were kidnapped at a marine camp

on joe low island. they were selling clothing. authorities say a scout leader was hiking on the trail with another adult man and two boys when the suspect stabbed him in the neck. they captured him after a police chase. >> police also say the suspect had called 911 earlier saying he attacked her and stabbing two dogs, killing one of them. bay area motorcycle riders hit the streets of oakland to sit a -- to send a message. >> the message is to stop the city of violence in oak. we're fed up -- fed up in

oakland. there's been a lot going on. so we decided that it had to be now. organizers of the march say its what thing -- shooting death of carlos nava that prompted them to act. >> it's finally happening after 15 years in the making. today in washington, d.c., the martin luther king, junior national memorial opens to the public. the 30-foot tall statue is located near the jefferson and lincoln memorials. then on sunday, the anniversary of the famous, i have a dream speech, it will be deadcated and president obama will be there. the crew of this of the final space shuttle mission will be in the bay area today. the astronauts who flew aboard the shuttle "atlantis" on its final mission to the

international space station will be at nasa ames. they are talking to officials about the mission. and rex walheim graduated from san carlos high school and uc berkeley. police in southern california have arrested a man in glendale for feeding birds too close to an airport. 59-year-old charles douglas has been given -- has been giving food to pigeons. officials with bob hope say a man hits a bird hits a plane once every two months. mears's some unusual political -- here's some unusual mit twists -- some republicans may be in favor of

a tax hike. president obama and democrats want an extension. during this past weekend's radio address, the president supported cutting payroll taxes to create jobs and stimulate the economy. sean penn will campaign for a congressional candidate tomorrow in the authority bay. penn will attend a fund-raiser for norman solomon at petaluma's mystic theater. he will also take part in the $250 a plate dinner in cota ma remember dah. he opens to -- cota ma remember der raw -- madero. carl nick co list took a ballot from a polling place inside a garage. he took a plea deal back in

december. but 0 judge delayed his sentencing. we have an update on the condition of a 2-year-old boy in the bay area. he was not in oakland -- shot in oakland over the weekend. and the san francisco giants lose another one of their star players. sh

casey anthony is back in florida to begin serving probation for a check fraud. a birthday party erupts in a gunfire in antioch off lopez drive. police say an argument led to the shooting after 16-year-old boy from oakley. he later died at the hospital. a 17-year-old girl was also shot, she went to the hospital and was later released.

no arrests have been made. a 2-year-old boy shot in oakland over the weekend is expected to survive. the boy's mother said her son was struck by a stray bullet in the arm on sunday. it happened a few blocks away from where 3-year-old carlos nava was shot. the 2-year-old is recovering at oakland's children hospital. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest in the shooting. bryan stow's family says he's communicating on an entirely different level. his family says he was able to mouth words that are special to them. they would not tell us what the words were, at least for now. stow is recovering at san francisco general hospital after being badly beaten by two men outside of the baseball stadium. visitors are part of kids of courage and are 150

chronically ill children visiting the bay area along with their haves -- doctors and counselors. the kids spent part of the weekend at the planer to yum and visited with the -- planner to yum and visited with the k-9 and equestrian units. b.a.r.t. wants to know what you think about their new design. theoe house is at 6:30 at the san leandro library. b.a.r.t. will hold several more open houses this month. the designs will be available at certain b.a.r.t. stations throughout the month along with surveys for you to fill out. today, by the way, in case you didn't know, is truck driver appreciation day. and to celebrate the chp and the california trucking association, they are holding an event at the nimitz inspection facility in fremont. truck driver appreciation day is meant to acknowledge thousands of professional truck drivers and their dedication to what they do.

the celebration begins at 11:00 this morning and it includes a free barbecue lunch and safety displays. 7:55. forget fear the beard. how about fear the injury. the san francisco giants have -- had -- have their closer, brad wilson, on the 15-day dl list. wilson has inflammation to his right shoulder. the giants called up the minors' pitcher. the giants are a game and a half behind arizona. arizona lost to atlanta 1-0. time now, 7:56. let's go to sal right now. has happening out there. right now, it is getting still busier by the minute in many commutes. i think some people got a late start. if that's what you -- if that's you, you might want to get out

there soon. we have live pictures to show you. northbound 280 -- i'm sorry, 237. we're starting there and traffic is going to be very slow crossing 88 -- 880 but getting there is slow. you can see traffic is moving along relatively well. if you are driving on 237 after zanker road. 880 north and -- 808 northbound very slow passing the coliseum now, this is becoming a lot slower than it was even a few minutes ago. i'm checking to see if there is a new crash that we don't know about yet. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we have about a 15 manufacture minute delay. a summertime heatup expected. you can see 0 -- you can see for yourself, we will begin to see -- we will begin to see the burnoff. the rest of us it will tike locker -- it will long longer. widespread 50s, a even approaching 70 for the

coastline. in particular, santa cruz going to be nice and warm today. the bay area forecast, 50s and low 60s this morning. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. widespread 70s nearing 80 in some cases. and for the inland areas, this is where we will see the big hike in temperatures, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees starting out with the patchy low clouds. machine for the afternoon. 79 napa today, 77 vallejo. mid-80s livermore. concord 80 degrees expected san jose. 73 san mateo. 63 degrees san francisco. low 70s for oakland as well as hayward. the extended forecast even hotter for tomorrow, we will watch the temperatures roll back on wednesday. a drop off the coast will bring us that dip but we're back to the 90s on thursday, friday, saturday. low 90s inland. widespread mid- to upper 60s along the coast and a cooldown on sunday. back to you. >> thank you. can you hear me now?

oakland police replaced it's problematic police radios two months ago but there are less than rave reviews coming from officers. >> reporter: we are live at candlestick park where the investigation into the violence after this weekend's game.

welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's monday, it's august 22nd. the san francisco 49ers and oakland raiders say fan safety is their top priority but some are questioning that with three people still in the hospital this morning after violence at saturday night's game between the two local rivals. tara moriarty is live outside candlestick park with calls to call off future battle of the bay games. >> reporter: that's right. there's been some talk about canceling any future games between the san francisco 49ers and oakland raiders, people simply not wanting to take any

chances. on the 49er website it's stepped up the alcohol and disruptive teams. it says those who drink and actor responsibly could lose -- act -- and act or -- who drink and act irresponsibility could lose their season tickets. >> reporter: a 26-year-old man was beaten unconscious in a men's room towards the end of the game. he's in serious condition. police are looking for a link for two gunshot victims, a man shot in the face. a man shot in the stomach. both are expected to survive. listeners have been tuning in the sports radio shows with their machine. >> the big question is how much security is enough and is security trained properly? is security being paid enough

to want to go break up these fights? , on youtube various videos are emerging. one shows women throwing punches in the stands. another one shows women fighting in the parking lot. it's still not clear if team rivalry or -- rivalries or team rivalries triggered the fight. it appears a man wearing a white jersey instigated a fight. toward the end, he takes the jersey off. no word if police have made any arrests regarding this incident. now, both the mayers of san francisco and oakland as well as the 49er and raider camps have denounced the violence. and if you have any information, you are urged to contact the san francisco

police department. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. the conflict in libya, moammar gadhafi's 42-rein may be coming to an end -- 42-year old reign may be coming to an end. [ sound of gunfire ] >> earlier rebels claim they control over 90% of the city. gadhafi is said to be in hiding as the u.s. calls for him to step down. >> now coming up for you at 8:15, we'll take you live to our washington, d.c. bureau to tell what you president obama is saying and where gadhafi could be hiding. >> back here at home. the solano county sheriff analyzing remains found in vallejo. the discovery was made yesterday near highway 37 and wilson avenue near a homeless camp. investigators say it looks like the remains have been hear -- have been there for a while. that area is still considered a

crime scene. fewer police officers in vallejo mean more prostitutes on the streets. the police chief says the city's bankruptcy and subsequent budget cuts forced him to reprioritize which crimes to investigate. now, since the city disbanded. the crime suppression group last year, solicitation has fallen. they've added more police officers and a prostitution task force. it is 8:04. police in castro valley are searching for the gunman who shot and injured three people. it happened around 1:30 yesterday morning on castro valley boulevard near lake chabot road. the victims had just left a party when they were shot in the parking lot. it's not clear what led up to the shooting. their injuries are not life- threatening. >> we now know the name of the 4-year-old killed by a hit-and-

run driver. a make-shift memorial has been set up where christopher row was struck while walking walking with his mother and sisters. police say a tip led to the arrest of the 22-year-old suspect, -- suspect, marcos garcia of santa rosa. he's scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon. it's been two months since oakland mayor jean quan unveiled the radio problems. they say with the new system everyone sounds like they are under water and this could slow response times. but the company behind the $10 million radio system. they say -- they say despite some glitches it's been a very reliable system. fire crews now have an early- morning house fire under control. now, it started at about 5:30 on a house on hastings avenue.

allie rasmus just got there and can tell us more about what saved the life after woman inside the house t alley, i know you are talking with the homeowners now. what are they saying. that's right. firefighters say a working along may have saved the life of the woman who lived here -- who lived here. you can see by looking at the damage here, a lot of the damage is in the front part of the house. firefighters say it appears this fire may have started in the garage. now, may has listed -- has lived in the house for years. i'm sorry about your house. can you tell me what happened? what you heard? >> i heard the alarm. i didn't know -- i didn't get up at first. i heard burglar alarm. i looked for my phone and i opened my bedroom window and i saw some smoke and then i opened the garage door and i

saw more smoke. so at that point, i took my dog and let her out of the house while i was calling 911. what did you think at that moment when you saw the smoke? >> you know, i thought it was small and i was -- i was nervous but i thought by the time the -- i mean the -- by the time the -- by the time the fire department will help, i mean, will -- you know, can -- i don't know i'm so error sorry. i'm -- >> that's right okay -- that's okay. >> reporter: are were you glad you had the security alarm? >> yes. >> reporter: do you also have a smoke alarm? >> yes. but since the smoke was so little it didn't sound off. >> reporter: thank goodness you have that. you were able to save yourself and your dog. thank you for talking with us. i'm very sorry about what happened to your hole. the firefighters are still on the scene.

there were crew -- there were crews from redwood park. this was a two-alarm fire. even though there's significant damage to -- significant damage to this home, the fire has been put out. woulder's -- we're gonna talk to the officials and try to get some more information about how this fire may have started. >> glad the dog's okay. >> yeah. let's check in with sal. see what's teas tash see what's happening elsewhere. it's been pretty slow, tori and dave. we have look -- we have a look at the south bay. thanks to one of our football followers, we found out northbound, we kind of already knew it but we kind of got confirmation. there have been several stents on 101, one near the -- one near yerba buena and one near 2890 and 680 and the one come out of the morgan hill will be

slow. it looks like traffic on 85 is slow and traffic on 2le 0 -- on 280 is slow now. let's move the maps over to the peninsula. burlingame. slow traffic on 101 and both directions on san mateo. let's move along and take a look at the live pictures. at the bay bridge, we checked that often, still backed up for about a 15-minute delay. it's tough out there on a monday. we don't have have foo many major crashes but a lot of slow traffic out there. now, you can join us on facebook. morning news team has a new facebook page. we just started it last week. we have just under 500 followers. we would like you to come if you are a football person. you can find us on facebook. another gray start to the day. good morning to you. for the move we we have a heatup on the her right --

horizon. we have the clouds all the way inland. it looks like it west of fairfield. fairfield making with -- waking up with mostly sunny skies. fremont, santa rosa, napa and well, the coast goes without saying. by about 9:00, 10:00, most of our inland areas will begin to see the burnoff and they will take about noontime until the east bay. 57 degrees at santa rosa right now. upper 50s in napa. we have light winds still coming in from the west. 59 oakland as well as link and 62 degrees in san jose. the low clouds and the fog will begin to -- will begin to actually be shall leer. high pressure building in from the east is going to squash that marine layer. there, i said it. along the coastline. widespread 60s expected. even nearing 70. 70 and -- 70 around the bay and for the valley locations, that's where we do expect to see the warmup and a degree

change. 79 degrees expected at napa. 76 for san rafael. 72 oakland. 74 hayward. inland, it's warm. concord, 896, 85 for livermore -- 86, 85 for livermore. 77 redwood city and then up along the coastline, low 60s, partly to mostly cloudy skies. it looks like the north bay coastline could be mostly cloudy. 67 in san francisco. the extended forecast with this high pressure continuing to build in over the next couple of days will be even warmer tomorrow. even a little bit uncomfortable to -- uncomfortable. by wednesday, we get a bit after -- we get a bit of a break. we'll be warm heading into the second half of the week. low 90s for the valley spots. muper 60s for the coastline. cooling it back a little bit in time time for sunday. back to you. >> thank you. 8:12. a grizzly discovery at a sam's

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good morning. mostly gray skies. we'll see mostly clear skies for the afternoon.

hurricane irene is pounding the caribbean this morning. the storm knocked out power to more than a million people in puerto puerto rico. parts of the dominican republic and the virgin islands have been hit with 10 inches of rain that. could double in the next couple of days. the pore co reeken government had washed people to brace for the worse. gas stations also reported long lines. time is 8:15. this morning a regime change may be happening this week as we speak in libya. tripoli is a stronghold of gadhafi carol han has more. >> reporter: the city remains far from being secure. overnight clashes broke out as rebels try to consolidate their

hold on the libyan capital but mixed in with the explosions. wild celebrations remained martyr square. whereabouts of the libyan leader remain unknown. the head of the rebel says victory won't be declared until victory is captured. he wants that done -- that done lawfully. >> translator: i object strongly to any execution outside of the framework of the law. >> regardless of the act done. >> reporter: now, president obama who has been monitoring the events from his vacation on martha's vineyard sent out a statement last night calling for gadhafi to step down. but for now gadhafi remains on the ground and i'm hearing that several countries could open their doors to him, including venezuela, zimbabwe and south africa. carol han, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:17. new this morning, a grisly

discovery outside a sam's club store in acapulco mexico. authorities found five decapitated bodies. they've been cut into more than 20 pieces. this is an area commonly used by tourists. nearly two dozen gas stations closed to protest the escalating violence. the murder of a crime boss set off fighting factions of a drug cart signal police have arrested a man who assaulted a man and woman -- a man and a woman who assaulted a woman. police believe the man and woman knew the woman they allegely attacked. iran has said they started to remove equipment

underground. the new site they say will offer better protection from possible air strikes. now, iran announced back in june saying they plan to triple to 20%. 8:18. thousands of people who live near japan's damaged nuclear power plant may not be able to go back home for a lightning time -- for a long time. japanese officials are expected to announce today communities within 20 miles of the fukushima die -- ditch chi plant are uninhabitable. they were hoping this would happen in january but it appears there's too much radiation. some 80,000 people have been evacuated from that area. google is expanding its operations in washington state. the mountain-view based company already has 850 employees in

seattle and kirkland. but it says it needs more rooms. it is renovating a two-story office park like many other companies, google is boosting the presence near puget sound in opens -- in hopes of boosting talents. the contra costa times reports a couple of was fined nearly 13,000 in 2005 because of down-- because the downstairs area in their two homes were below the flood frame. a support court judge recently ruled the county overstepped it's authority. 8:20. a new york lawmaker with a plan to stop cell phone thieves. what he says works in europe and he says it should be happening here in the u.s. and experts say why banking

on your smartphone may not be such a smart idea. good morning if you are driving on interstate 880 any time soon -- any time soon we'll see some slowing. 0w

security the -- security parts say banking by phone is

risky because most phones don't have security software on them. that makes it easier for hackers to steal information. experts say you should only download from trusted sites and make sure the password and auto lock feature is always enabled in case it is stolen. new york senator charles schumer has a new idea for stopping cell phone thieves. he wants cell phone companies to deactivate stolen -- stolen cell phones instead of turning off the data storage cards. he says turning off stolen cell phones has deterred thieves in europe. it's 8:24. we want to check in with sal keeping a close eye on the commute. we'll start off in the south bay where we've had slow traffic on the south bay freeways. this is a look at interstate 880 northbound and southbound. that traffic is moving along

relatively well northbound. as you drive past the coliseum. this the east bay. northbound traffic is going to be okay. looking at 237. we're talking about the south bay. this is still very slow. 880 slow getting there. 101 has been slow. things are beginning to improve now. it's still -- i would say if you are gonna go soon you will be able -- you will be seal -- you will be dealing with traffic. walnut creek, once you get there, you will have slow traffic getting down to alamo. it's slow from antioch to pittsburg. it gets better by the time you reach the bay point. westbound 80, there is a crash. if you are driving all the way to oakland there is a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza that's big. and san francisco, 280 and 101 are terrible. more traffic on the freeway. fewer people on b.a.r.t.

let's go to rosemary. living or working inland, it will be a -- it will be a warm one. we have the ridge of high pressure cranking up the heat giving you a live look at gray skies. it's well inland. we do expect a morning burn off for your valley locations and then around the bay by about noontime. so partly cloudy skies for your lunch hour and then for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies with clouds right up against the coast. mid- to upper 50s, low 60s stepping outside this morning and then for the lunch hour, upper 50s, low 60s along the coast. 60s along the bay and low to mid-70s inland. the afternoon highs a big jump for our valley spots along the coast, a modest warmup and our inland areas anywhere from five to ten degrees. 82 santa rosa this afternoon. 79 for napa. 76 san rafael. 67 san francisco. 73 for san mateo. to mountain view, 74. 80 degrees san jose. 88 morgan hill. low 70s for the east bay.

mid-80s for areas right around concord, livermore, san ramon going to be a warm one. extended forecast, continuing to climb. if you don't care for the 90s they are coming as early as tomorrow. 93 will be the average. upper 60s for the coastline and temperatures will dip a little bit. take a look at thursday, friday, low 90s all the way into saturday before we get another break for the second half into the weekend on sunday. 86 will be the average meanwhile along the coast. muper 60s at times. dave? >> all right. a wine country investigation in sonoma. the undercover operation that has some wineries in hot water this morning. >> reporter: how a group that once protested an officer- involved shooting in b.a.r.t. has changed the focus for today's protest.

welcome back. 8:29. the online activist group is planning yet another b.a.r.t. protest for tonight. kraig debro just spoke to a commuter who was caught in the middle of at the -- of the last protest for b.a.r.t.'s decision to cut off cell phone service. that's right, we talked to a couple of people actually about being caught up in the last protest that was so controversial. today's protest planned organized by anonymous will basically start here at the civic center. the group says it will protest until b.a.r.t. apologized for shutting down cell phone service earlier this month during a protest. b.a.r.t. said they did what they did to protect the public and a man agrees with b.a.r.t. >> it was actually pretty scary. we had people rushing through

the station in masks, coming out of the trains block the trains t was actually pretty scary. >> reporter: some protesters climbed on top of trains and ordered to disrupt the system and some said b.a.r.t. blocked clothes from -- blocked the doors from clothing. nobody was hurt. the platforms, two days from now, b.a.r.t. will hold a town hall meeting on its decision. but given b.a.r.t.'s experience, one rider told us it's almost too late for that. this rider said that given the past history of b.a.r.t. what happened in the case with the officer-involved shooting in fruitvale. that protest stemming from there. another protest b.a.r.t. has had ample time to inform the public of what it might do before hand. he says that because b.a.r.t. had that experience that they should have been able to tell the public beforehand. as is stands now, they are gonna have this public forum on

wednesday. the guy we talked to earlier, he said it was pretty scare eyen -- scary on the trains and platforms. he says if they are doing this to protect the public, he fully agrees with the decision -- decision. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:31. overnight a victim of the indiana concert stage collapse was put on life support. 24-year-old meg tuthman was among those injured at the stage concert. doctors will perform organ- donating surgery. a gilman man is one of five women suspected of raining a -- of raping a woman in louisiana. police say david flores and four other woman raped the

woman in the back of a pickup truck. she was found unconscious and possibly drugged. three of the men is from -- are from louisiana. one is from texas. all are expected to be in court today. sacramento police believe a weekend burglary is connected to other break-ins. the robber may become more daring and dangerous. they say the man broke into an apartment on kokoma drive getting through an -- in through an unlocked door and say he pulled a gum on -- gun on the woman who lived there, robbed her and sexually assaulted her. a female neighbor says minutes before that, someone knocked on her door and tried to open it while covering up the people. >> how suspicious were you? >> i was extremely suspicious. this is not normal behavior. it's extremely disturbing. police are investigating whether the same man is responsible for two other robberies in the area. in those cases he got in through an open garage door.

the robber described as african- american in his 20s about 6 feet tall weighing about 200 pounds. four sonoma county wineries face sanctions by state officials for allegedly serving alcohol to minors. sonoma police conducted what they called a decal operation. they say employees at valley of the moon, br cohn winery, imingry winery and shug winery all served alcohol to two 18- year-olds helping out with the sting. the decoy operation was paid for by the $25,000 grant to encourage the -- to encourage not supporting underaged

drinking. carter evans joins us now from the new york stock exchanges and a look at the numbers and what's moving this morning. good morning, carter. >> reporter: a lot of people are wondering if the volatility is over with today's positive numbers. i would say this is another example. nothing fundamental has changed to cause this increase accept for a general feeling after good news out of libya. here is the -- here is the nasdaq. it opened up a lot higher but it's been pulling back of ever since the opening bell. same thing with the do you. let's talk about libya for a second. it seems like moammar gadhafi's rule there is over. what does that mean for oil prices. remember back in april when oil prices reach -- when oil prices reached 110 a barrel. that was because of the uprising. does that mean that oil prices are go no -- are gonna fall

back? masubstantially. it's gonna take a while crude oil in europe was 1% oil today. our oil is 1% higher. but it's significantly lower we're back to the levels we saw before the uprising already. analysts are predicting $3.50 a gallon for the national average for the next couple of weeks. >> that would be great news for drivers. hey, sal, how is your commute doing? >> well, we have anecdotal evidence that more people are driving today because of the b.a.r.t. protest. some of our viewers have told us this, we're seeing more traffic out there. this is just a correlation as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there are more people out there. it -- this could be for many reasons. something tells me at least some of these drivers say there's gonna be a big protest.

the heck with it. a b.a.r.t. rider tweeted b.a.r.t. is lighter than usual. we're looking at san francisco, it's a little too foggy to see it from our camera. but look at the roads. look how red everything is. everything in san francisco. all of the those major roads are jam packed. 101, 280, daly city. that certainly does appear that something is going on with this monday morning commute. let's go to rose nare -- let's go to rosemary. good morning to you. we are waking up with the gray skies. it's well inland, once again. the onshore breeze is week. that westerly -- westerly wind only reported 3 miles an hour in and around sfo. calm, river -- livermore and a light breeze through oakland and fairfield.

59 degrees livermore. low 60s san jose. along the way and coastline we're looking at 57 in san francisco. 61 in 5:00. north bay, 56. >> santa rosa, 57 in napa. these are the temperatures we've stuck with. slightly warmer than yesterday. but not by a whole lot. our afternoon highs will continue to warm. this is why. wewe have a satellite radar here. a ridge of high pressure is going to shove this trough to the west, and that will bring us a nice warmup -- a nice warmup. along the coastline, partly cloudy skies and for our valley locations temperatures will be anywhere from 5 to 10. your forecast by 9:30, took, the inland areas looking at mostly sunny skies. the coastline still dealing with the cloud and low cloud cover. it will hover along parts. coastline today. areas right around half moon bay, expected to see partly

cloudy skies. even warmer tomorrow. low 90s on tuesday. then we slip. meanwhile, our coastline, will hover around the mid- to upper 60 mark into the weekend. low 90s for the valley. on sunday, we look to be cooler. widespread muper 60s -- mid- to upper 60s. temperatures sitting 64 along the -- along the coast, back to you. 8:39. senator dianne feinstein will be in san francisco today campaigning for mayor ed lee. they will be in china town in about 20 minutes from now. campaigning for lee. earlier this morning, ed lee told ktvu news that senator feinstein played a key role in his decision to run for a full

temperature of -- full term as mayor. a planned move by a brisbaneed medical supply company is sparking calls to close up a tax hope hool. vwr plans to move to visalia. now, assemblyman jerry hill says vwr should in the be rewarded for firing some california workers and replacing them at another location within the state. he's planning to introduce legislation to close that tax loophole. the trust es who managed the social security disability program say they are at risk of running -- running out of money in six years. they say money should be moved from the retirement trust fund to the disability trust fund to avoid insolvency. congressional estimates show

the social security running by -- running dry by 2015. the retirement program has another 20 years. many disabled workers have been laid off and are still out of work. fairfield police found a car thief thanks to vigilant neighbors and the help of a police dog. they say a thief -- say the thief hit a parked car and took off. the police dog named cargo were able to track the dog. they arrested jeremy laird. charges include car theft and parole violation. 7 ooh -- 8:40. therethere is a new smallout over that planned violence at $$spark -- at candlestick park. what people think should be done about the game?

taking a -- taking a live look at the big board on wall

street. the excitement is not over yet. the markets are up but they've come back quite a bit. the dow is down about 140. now it's just up 25. not a lot of economic news coming out today. so there isn't a lot to focus on. there was some information about the number of troubled mortgages is on the rise again. the dow again up 26. the nasdaq is down one right now. s&p is flat. the company is trying to -- the companies trying to sell hulu has set a deadline for wednesday for the bids. the bids are expected to include a wide range based on what types of tv shows hulu would license and when those shows would become available. some insiders say the bids could go as high as $2 billion. but hulu owners say they suspect they will sell for more than that. all right. i'm gonna do it but i need to make sure she understand this ain't no game --

>> "the help" moved into the top spot at the box office after opening in second. it's not often a movie can move into first place after opening number one. it's usually due to word of mouth. the rise of the planet of the apes dropped into second. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories -- the white house says the regime of libyan leader moammar gadhafi is about to fall. you why -- you are looking at scenes from libya there. nato is vowing air strikes will continue until gadhafi 'forces either surrender or -- or retreat. the san diego district attorney is expected to announce if he will retry

william aeyers. he's accuse of molesting several young boys during therapy sessions. a jury found him unfit at trial due to dementia. and another protest for b.a.r.t. is planned for tonight. several thousand demonstrators are expected around 5:00 p.m. b.a.r.t. officials haven't said if they will cut cell phone service during tonight's protest. >> it's 8:46. this moving we are hearing from the head of the san francisco 49ers. three people are still in the hospital after the violence from this weekend's game with the raiders at candlestick park. tara moriarty is at candlestick with more. >> reporter: well, san francisco's president jed correct and amy traffic have just wrapped you up -- wrapped you up a conference. both teams are expected to be

-- are expected to have games this weekend an will be beefing up their police presence. caur cameras caught a lot of -- our cameras caught a lot of drunk and rowdy fans t was just one of many that erupted throughout the stadium. a 26-year-old san rafael man was beaten unconscious in a men's room toward the end of the game. he's in serious condition. police are also looking for a link between two gunshot victims found on a stadium perimeter. a 20-year-old man shot in the face and a 24-year-old shot several times. both are expected to survive. on the radio this morning there's been talk of canceling future preseason games between the raiders and 9ers. 49er president jed york said he and traffic will have the discussion and make -- trask okay will have the discussion and -- task will have the discussion and make the

decision together. >> we're gonna work together to fick out how we move forward. >> reporter: on youtube, various videos reemerging. one shows women throwing punches in the stands. police insist security was sufficient. still not clear if team rivalry os -- or gang rivalries triggered this. it appears a man wearing a white jersey instigates the fight and toward the the end of it takes the jersey -- towards the end of it and has a black t- shirt on. there will be a press conference scheduled at noon in santa clara. that will be with the 49er defense coordinator. he it was a previously scheduled press conference. he will be taking any and all questions surrounding this incident. back to you.

8:49. well, new this morning, fire crews are still at the scene of a house fire just hours ago, in redwood city that destroyed that house. that started on hastings avenue about 5:30. allie rasmus talked to the homeowner about what she says saved her life. alli scientist. >> reporter: well, right now, fire investigators are out here trying to figure out this -- figure out how this fire started. we're gonna let the truck go by but just on the other side of it is the house with the dak. the homeowner thinks the -- with the damage. the homeowner thinks the damage started in the garage. the homeowner was able to get out safely with her dog and was sleeping when the fire broke out but her home security system woke her up. >> i didn't get out of my bedroom first, i thought it was a burglar. i was thinking what should i do, so i looked for my phone

and finally i open made -- i opened my bedroom window and saw the smoke. >> it probablyive savedler life -- it probably saved her life. >> reporter: newschopper2 was overhead. you can see the view there. the damage is clearly visible. firefighters say the home is not a total loss but there is a -- but there is a significant damage. coming out live we want to show you the damage on hastings avenue. the homeowner said she first saw the smoke coming from the -- it spread to the building. the one does are blown up and you can see there is a gaping hole where the roof is. fire investigators are now trying to figure out how this fire started. but again the homeowner and her dog were able to escape unharmed. live in redwood city, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. starting tomorrow new federal rules designed to

protect the rights of airline passengers take effect. the rules include reimbursing passengers who were bumped. airlines confined for allowing an international flight to stay on the tarmac without taking off. >> i think this is great. i think having the rules in place makes it easier to travel. >> now, these rules take effect at all u.s. airports tomorrow. united airlines said it will spend more than $5 million upgrading it's season -- its season. united says it doesn't want travelers to know the difference between the former continental planes and the united fleet. united will nearly double the size of the bins and it will

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we have a world of traffic in san francisco, all of the freeways are very slow. people may be avoiding taking certain transit forms. we'll tell you more about this straight ahead. time now, 8:55. bay area federal courts are being hit hard by lawsuits aimed at porn piracy movies. people are already being sued. the chicago-based lawyer, john steele, is leading the effort. he says his clients are losing millions of dollars in downloaded movies but critics lead by the san francisco-based electronic fon tear association says these lawsuits are abusing the courtroom by people that would rather quietly write a check than download porn. a survey shows most favor

spending cuts as a way to close the budget deficit. 56% say -- say cutting back on the cost of r -- reigning in is the best way. 37% say spending cuts and raise taxes. and for the first time newly newly released data shows that bank received $1.2 trillion in loans. during the 2007 and 2008 finance am crisis. that's the same amount the u.s. homeowners currently owe on bad mortgages. citigroup and bank of borrowed the most, $669 billion. the information was released in response to media request under the freedom of information act. sal it's been a busy, rough morning for you. >> it has been. first of all works's -- we're gonna start in san francisco

where a lot of people are on the roads. protests planned at 5:00 civic center. let's go to 880. i want to check that out. traffic very slow. at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for about a 15 to 20-minute delay. let's go to rosemary. mostly gray skies. our temperatures are up 2 to 4 degrees. and for the afternoon, a nice warmup in store. our valley locations a big warmup expected for the afternoon. 88 will the -- will be the average. low 90s in the forecast. upper 60s for the beach. wednesday temperatures will drop back a little bit. thursday/friday they rebound very quickly and will be sitting in the low 90s at least through the first half of the weekend and a slight cooldown. that will do it for us. thanks for watching, everyone. >> bye now.