. we're watching wall street plummet after wall street shows that we could be heading to another resession. >> reporter: the big question surrounding this town hit by a big explosion. a big earthquake hits off the coast of alaska.

what we found out about the threat of a tsunami. >> reporter: a plan to practice their tricks. why a popular skate park is closing. mornings on 2 starts now. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2 i'm dave clark. >> and i'm tory campbell. we begin with a developing story from alaska. a magnitude 6.8 earthquake shook the alaskan coach. and the magnitude was originally set at 7.1. the quake hit three hours ago in a remote area of the eye lappeds that is about a thousand miles from anchorage. it triggered a tsunami morning after one small wave. sirens did sound and some alaskan residents were briefly ordered to evacuate to higher

ground. economists call the latest jobs report alarm lag and it renews fears that the u.s. might slip back into another resession. and taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 202, the nasdaq also down 44. s&p 500 is down 23. all the annexes down about two percent. and the nation's unemployment rate remained at 9.8% last month and was weakest in a year. the obama administration is already predick what the jobless rate will look like in 2012. coming up at 7:15, we'll go life to our washington d.c. bureau for the economic predictions and a closer look at today's jobless report. 7:01. days after federal investigators slammed pg&g for the san bruno pipeline disaster. they're now under investigation

for another pipeline blast. it almost destroyed a condo. >> reporter: and i want to show you a walk around the condo so you can get an idea of the damage. this is the front door. and this is side door was blown off during this explosion. you can see some of the material that was pulled out of there. if we go around to the back of the home, you can see where the garage door also was blown off and it land in the driveway. all that stuff behind it, that is what happens when the firefighters engage in a fire fight. they pull that stuff out. and if you get an idea of how hot this fire is, i want to point out the fire extinguisher is just basically melted. it gives you an idea of blast and the heat and what must have come out of this townhome. i want to go to the video. we can take you above and throw you down into the roof. fortunately no one was inside the home when the blast happened. the owner told us they left 15

minutes before the blast to head to lunch. this happened 12:30 on wednesday afternoon. but it has raised a lot of questions. it took about 90 minutes and three holes before the pg&g crews could cut off the gas supply to this house. you're looking at a holten feet from the -- ten feet from the site. we have been putting calls into the pg&g people is this morning. we'll let you know when we hear bat and the pictures give you an idea how terrifying it was. and the reports said that several people that heard it all called 911 looking for help trying to figure out where this was coming from. 7:04. police in fairfield are investigating a suspected murder-suicide side. officers responding to a 911 call found the bodies of a man

and woman inside a home in north fairfield yesterday evening. investigators found a gun near the two bodies. early evidence indicates that the man shot and killed the woman and then turned the gun on himself following a heated argument. the tragedy stunned many neighbors that knew the man that died. >> guy was really peaceful guy. always helping neighbors. >> police say that two of the couple's teenage children were inside the home at the time of the shooting, but they were not hurt. a 22-year-old man work as a live-in baby-sitter in sacramento faces child abuse charges for scalding a toddler. he was drunk and put the boy into hot bath water as punishment for his behavior. she found the baby unresponsive

and burned. and the police arrested floors and the child's injuries are serious but his condition has stabilized. wrecking ball will topple a popular skate park in tomorrow land. we'll tell you where demonstratetors are gathering to try to stop the demolition project. >> reporter: it's called the border town skate park located under the mcarthur. this is where a dozen or more skateboarders cammed out night protesting the decision to bulldoze the skate park. it is not a legal park and that means that the skateboarder that's use it are trespassing on state property. this is not the first time that it has been threatened with closure. six years ago they wanted to shut it down. but the city of like and stepped in to lease the property and keep it open. the city declined to renew that less.

last week caltran demolished the waste land skate park just a few blocks away from here. and caltran said that the parks are a liability. but the people that use them say it's a place for them to go to 125eu off the streets and -- to stay off the streets and stay out of trouble. about a dozen or so skateboarders are here under the mcarthur maze. some said they have been using this park since 2004. but the city is in tough financial times and tough for the city of oakland to consider renewing the lease on this place. it is slated to be demolished later today. thank you. it is 7:06. a sacramento dad is trying to shame a thief into returning his son's scooter without going to police. >> it's the thing that i treasure the most. >> father of michael francis

took surveillance video shows the thief canvassing the home before he dashes into the garage and grabs the scooter. he used the scooter for his get away. he posted a sign telling the thief that the surveillance video could soon make its way to police. >> you thought you were sly coming into your garage. you have one day to put the scooter offer the fence. if not returned, i will take the video to the twin rivers 34r50es. >> >> also posted a sign at a busy intersection and across the street from the school. he said that his son worked two summers mowing lawns to raise enough to buy the scooter. it cost more than $500. this is the labor day weekend get away day. and if you'll be traveling west on interstate 80, watch out for your windshield. road resurfacing project in place sard county has increased

the number of -- placesard county has increased the number of pebbles on the road. the number of windshields chips and cracks has spiked during this project. >> we've had an increase of cracks such as this one. it is good for us, not good for the consumer. >> the caltran contractor plans to finish the resurfacing this week. i got to say, 680, the construction work there, there's big bumps on the road. my little car got jammed this morning. >> i knew about that before you told me on the air because you tweeted it. >> yep, i did. and i put it on facebook. good morning. i follow steve and twitter. take a look at the commute as you drive on highway 4 westbound as you come up to the willow pass grave. no major problems here. it's a touch lighter than usual. west holiday weekend coming up. some people no doubt are taking

a four-day weekend, and it's making it easier for the rest of us that have to work today. if you're driving on nearby 680, it looks good on concord to the creek. and the toll plaza it's noticeably lighter than usual. this is maximum enforcement. and they're putting more officers on the road. and livermoore traffic is looking good. i want to move the maps up here. they cleared a motorcycle accident on the highway. there's still activity on the shoulder near the turnoff let's go to steve. a happy friday. by the coast. a lot of that fog had breaks in it and we have some fog today. visibility could be lousy on highway 1 and maybe clearing one for parts of the coast, but not the entire coast.

i have a lot of 60s. some of that fog may be too sub burn to burn off. it's beginning to thicken up a little bit. sunny and warm. nice to warm over the holiday weekend. but the fog will start to work its way back. so monday and cooler look cooler and saturday should be similar to today, maybe not as hot. the northeast wind is kind of slacking off a little bit. and there's more of a northwest wind. but some of the higher elevations get up around 2,000 feet. so it won't take long to get war. but there's not that northeast. it's more of a westerly component. the oakland airport did report 49 and fairfield 64. so there's some mild conditions and there's some cool ones. the tropical depression of new orleans and missouri -- and

mississippi. that is a slow counsel. it looks like it's going closer to mississippi but it's covering a wide area of the gulf. for us, high pressure aloft. and that means warm to hot conditions. but without that northeast wind, the coast has to deal with a lot of fog. it will be cool on the coast and warmer by the bay and cooler in the inland. and we'll start out a little bit of a cooldown saturday and more pronounced sunday and monday. thick fog. and watch the spots on the coast and bridges. sunny and warmer for many today so we'll go from 60s to 90s. fairfield 95, santa rose, 89, walnut creek 93, 97 brentwood, mid-90s in pleasantton. 60s on the coast. too much fog to get very warm

there. up are 60s and low 70s and low to mid-80s peninsula. it looks like the inland temperatures come down a little bit. commuting criticism. why the defense of secretary is under fire for his frequent trips to carmel. and who is going to sue some of the largest banks in the world? f

we have fog on the coast. but inland it will be sunny and warm. some of the fog is thick and shallow. so the coast stays in the 60s and most 70s in the city.

we're get a closer look now at the newly released august unemployment numbers. we're in the washington d.c. bureau with how the report has republicans taking aim at president obama. >> reporter: the political reaction this morning has been fierce. john boehner and gop presidential candidate mitt romney are saying that these numbers that president obama's policies are not working. take a look at the bottom line. the unemployment rate stays the same at 9.9%. no net jobs were added in august. that is the first time in more than 60 years. the economy has essentially added zero jobs. the bright spots are in health care where 30,000 jobs were added and in mining where about 6,000 jobs were added. manufacturing stayed the same. we have a crew that sat down with the secretary of labor who said that the numbers are unacceptable but the obama administration is going in the

right direction create more jobs. >> i hope and pray that people will understand this labor day weekend that people give thanks for the jobs that they have and for the hope that we all for those people that lost their jobs because we're going to continue to be next to their side to them them find jobs. and we're not going to stop. >> reporter: president obama is set to announce his new strategy to create more jobs next week. democrats are hoping that he'll be announcing another big stimulus plan. 7:16. the federal lawsuit is expected to file a lawsuit against some of the world's largest banks. they change that bank of america, j.p. morgan chase, goldman sanctions and other banks misrepresented the value of mortgage securities sold during the housing bubble. and the government said that

the taxpayers ended up covering the more than $30 billion in bad deals. the stock is down over 7% this morning. defense secretary being criticized about his weekend trips home to carmel valley. since he took over in july, he has reportedly flown home on the weekend, five times. his aides that he's never out of touch and his ranch is equipped with secure video and telephone conferencing in case of an emergency. we're approaching the tenth anniversary of the september 11 terror attacks. several events are planned at the national cathedral in washington. it's being equipped with safety nets. after being damaged in last week's earthquake. and that netting will be installed all the way across the main sanctuary. engineer have been check out

and combing the cathedral looking for any pieces of walls of ceiling that may have been knocked off in the quake. >> they have physically looked at and touched every square inch. >> and no large stones have been found missing anywhere. president obama will speak there on september 11th. mosquito officials have discovered eight more birds infected with west nile virus. the birds were found in central and eastern county. the officials say that 17 birds there have tested positive for west nile so far this year. but there have been no confirmed reports of any people being infected. a labor day tradition continues this weekend but with a big change. the 46th annual mda telethon

will be broadcast live sunday night. but for the first time jerry lewis who is 85, will not host the show. last year's telethon raised near $59 million -- nearly $59 million for the muscular dystrophy association. you can watch it live sunday beginning at 6:00 p.m. on our sister station. 7:19. police in ohio, they've got a mystery. they're looking for whoever is dumping thousands of pairs of women's underwear in one town. 4,000 pair of underwear were found in different locations in lancaster, ohio. they were in bags from discount and grocery stores. >> i came out and looked for michelle, i could not believe what i was seeing. we're looking at it like somebody done this and we want to find out who did it. >> police say that the underwear was not in their

packaging. and they don't appear to have been used. 7:20. a shopping center turns into a bat cave of sorts. a five-year-old girl's horrifying ordeal at a wal- mart. jensen has one and now a bay area company is putting the finishing touches on a robot maze. highway 4 look good as you approach highway 422.

a robot that can help with your housekeeping could become a reality soon thanks to a memo park k the robot is still under development. but it can load a dishwasher and fold clothes and it can get a drink from the refrigerator.

developer cannot say how soon the robot will hit the mainstream market. right now it costs too much and it's a little too slow. there's world this morning there are three potential buyers for the bay area's marks. they filed for bankruptcy last month and they need to complete the sale by october in order to stay open. the mercury news reports that one of the buyers is the renvo capital investment group. a bat went wild inside of a wal-mart in minnesota, injuring a five-year-old. >> and the bat flew down the pizza aisle and ended up flying back at us and it attacked her leg and by the her leg. >> it happened while the little girl was shopping with her mom last week. and she had to get a series of rabies shot after that. >> she had a 103 temperature,

and sore joints like if they were a 90-year-old man. >> her mother has asked wal- mart to help pay for zoe's medical bills and now she's planning to take them to court. and now check in with salvation army and see what is happening on the roads this morning. i have a feeling that some people are taking some time off. it looks good. this is highway 242 and 680. our in good shape. we're looking at the commute on the san mateo bridge. and the fog has lifted. so i don't think we'll have any air delays. you see a little slowing on 880. but not as much as you're used to i don't want to mislead you.

there is slow traffic pockets out there. i'll show you that san jose has a crash on saratoga. but this morning, you can use 85 as a good alternative from saratoga. it does look good. and we want to remind you that our team now has a facebook page, our morning team. you can find news updates and send us messages and story ideas at ktvu.com. this is different from the main page. we have our own facebook page. thank you. 7:25. and now to steve. s this thick on the cruise line. and mostly cloudy there.

but it's mainly fog free. and they said that the fog has burned off there. not much here around angel island. by the coast, you might get a little sun. but i'm keeping the temperatures in 60s. that is not a typo. the oakland airport says 47 and downtown oakland is 57. sanity rosa 49 and 62 in fairfield. they'll be warm to hot today, mid-90s. high pressure means the inland temperatures are warm to hot. so we'll see a wide variety and a widespread of the some of the high and lows. 60s on the coast to 70s and then 80s around the bay. but 90s inland. this does look like the warmest day as we head into the warm holiday weekend. but it looks like the fog wins out and a cooler pattern will take us into sunday and monday. 7:27. finally some closure for a longstanding missing person's case. they've come up with answers in

the case of a young woman that disappeared in 1983. >> reporter: beach-goers this weekend may want to keep a close eye on the surf. a man describes how he survived a terrible accident while he was alone in the wilderness.

there's a warning for those that plan to hit the beach this labored day weekend. we're live in san francisco with what you need to know before you head close to the water. >> reporter: good morning. we're at ocean beach. if you look into the water, you see it's a little choppy. mainly this will affect south facing beaches. safer talk -- however talking to officials, they say they're expecting three to four feet swells at south facing beaches. it could happen here. for surfer that's a good thing. for people that don't go to the beach that much, it's going to

be warm and they will want to take advantage of that you have to be careful this weekend. and the sure fers, they're sell -- surfers tell me this is a great thing for them. they say that the waves are going to be separated by about ten to 20 seconds and that is good for surfing. >> that is a good interval. is he you see five or six feet at seven or eight seconds that is properly coming from a wind chop locally but you see the long intervals, the swells are coming from a long ways away. >> reporter: this is citizen ton beach right now. this set of waves that have been coming in started arriving on wednesday. but they originate in the south pacific probably up to ten days ago. and they're telling me there was a surf contest in tahiti

and they actually canceled one of the days because the huge waves and the waves that we're seeing now is part of that swell that started almost ten days ago. thank you. time is 7:32. a dismal jobs report came out this morning has sent the stock market plunging. the new york stock exchange here. the dow is down 215 points right now and the nasdaq down 42 and s&p 500 is down 22. gold is up 52. coming up, we'll get a live report from the nasdaq and the concern that's the u.s. is headed towards yet another resession. 7:32. and new this morning, detectives in mount raise have identified recently found human rains as those of 21-year-old

jennifer lynn morris. she disappeared in 1983. a land surveyor found the remains near the delmon take shopping center. she was last seen making a purchase at a department store at that shopping center. both her parents have passed away. but she is survived by two brothers and they have been contact. 7:33. at least 20,000 people are expected downtown oakland this weekend for can bass street fair. only adults will be at the two day event tomorrow and sunday. there will be a designated spot in front of city hall where people with a valid medical marijuana card will be able to smoke. tickets for the fair start at $20. the long time owner of a golden gate park boot rental business and snack bar is

closing up shop at the end of this holiday weekend. this is at the end of a long battle with the city and the owner. the city has the right to evict the owner because his lease for the property had expired. a new owner is set to take over the spot by the end of the month and promises $200,000 worth of improvements for the popular spot. a san francisco lawyer charged with raping three women that he met on craigslist is due in court. his attorney said that he posted the craigslist ads looking to play out -- the district attorney said that he posted the craigslist as looking to play out rape fantasies. and we'll look for the hit- and-run driver that killed a

prompt bay area leader. they sit and killed donald casper. he was jogging on august 1th. the truck was a white four door ford with an extended cab and a gold stripe along the bottom. a $12,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. 7:35. a colorado logger is explaining how he had to amputate his own toes after a logging accident. 61-year-old john hut was unloading firework and equipment fell off the truck and on to his foot. he was alone in the colorado wilderness and did not have cell phone reception and he had to use a pocket knife to cut off his toes. >> i looked it over and i thought i better cut this off before i go into shock or drop the knife. >> once free, he drove to a nearby parking lot and called

for help. if you find yourself in a tight spot, keep your head and don't panic. this sounds like the man that had to amputate his own arm in 2003. it was turned into the film 127 hours. van der sloot could phase 30 years in prison for the murder of a peruvian woman. stephanie floors was found dead in his hotel room in may 2010. he has long been suspected in the disappearance of alabama teenager natalee holloway. a mistrial has been decleared in the case of a south california teenager accused of killing a gay classmate. he was accused of killing 15- year-old larry king at their high school three years ago. the jurors said they weren able

to reach a unanimous decision and now the prosecutors have to decide whether to refile the charges. san francisco muny is falling behind when it comes to the on time record. it posted a 73% on time rate this year and it ended june 30th. that is down half a percent since last year. but it's the first time since 2008 that it did not improve on the on time rate. we want to check in with sal. and you were saying that this friday is a little lighter than norm. we're coming up on labor day holiday. and some things are lighter. 580 looks good getting into castro valley. if you're driving to hayward, there is a collision with an overturned vehicle coming out to the ramp. so watch for slowing. and a little slowing on 880 as

you move south toward union city. peninsula, some slowing on highway 92 in this area. live pictures now showing bay bridge. lighter than it has been the last four days and traffic looks good. and i'm not sure if the metering lights are on. and this morning's commute in the south bay is busy. we had an earlier crash. 280 and sar toe gate. otherwise, i think -- saratoga. you can see that the traffic is going to be okay on 85. you might want to use that as an alternate. if you're taking public transportation on labor day holiday. muny and bart will operate on a sunday schedule. and parking meters will be enforced in san francisco but not residential parking permit restrictions. and now to steve. a happy friday. mostly clear except follow right on the coach.

a couple of nice tweets from the peninsula. the sun is out. and then james hit 80 yesterday. it doesn't make much of a push inland. and we had 40s to. >> 50s on the lows and we'll end up with 74 and 84 inland. lows are upper with a lot of low and mid-90s in a few pushing the upper 90s. and the fog never got wiped out yesterday. there were breaks later in the day and there's a lot of

resistance. there's a northwest wind instead of northeast. and the higher elevations are in the mid-70s. 62 in fairfield. san rosa 49. oakland 47 and downtown oakland 57. 59 mountain view and livermore 57. there's our tropical storm depression. actually the wind is not a big deal on this. it's the rain. it's moving so slowly. ten to 15 inches of rain in louisiana and mississippi so that is the one that could cause a lot of rain. for us, high pressure will give way. it will be nice on the coast unless you have the fog. and if you do, it will not be very warm. around the bay and inland, 70s, 80s i believe today is the warmest day on saturday away from the coast. that fog looks to be

regrouping. if you're up toward lake county, it's hot. 88 in napa. 95 in fairfield, rolling creek 93. livermore in the 90s. berkley will go 76. 85 santa clair. santa cruz 74. there's a lot of fog down there. it does look sunny and nice for many today. and low clouds and fog will work their way back and that means a little cooler sunday and monday. 7:41. a $5,000 reward is being offered for information in a south case animal abuse case. somebody has been firing at ducks. they tried to rescue a duck with a dart stuck in his head-

butt they were unsuccessful. the duck will only be able to survive a couple more weeks without treatment. a bit of a silver lining from this morning's disappointing jobs report. and what is being discussed in sacramento that could make gas price goes higher. why organizations against bart are turning their attention to texas law enforcement agencies.

take tough morning on wall street after a disappointing jobs report released an hour ago. oil is falling after the government reported job brother in the u.s. stalled last month.

oil right now is down about 3% down to $86 a barrel. taking a live look at the big board, the dow down 231. and the s&p 500 down 256789 that is down 2%. carter evans joins us from the nasdaq market site at times square where are investors are probably on edge this morning. >> reporter: yes, not too happy with this report. oil is a double-edge sword but it's a signal that the investors are nervous about the economy. basically, the jobs report is a big goose egg for august saying that our economy added zero jobs. and the private sector added at 17,000 jobs. let me break this down for you over the past 12 months. this time last year we were

losing jobs. we lost 59,000 jobs last august. in february and april we were around 200,000 or more every month. and we kept falling through the summer and here we are at zero now. verizon workers, the 45,000 striking verizon workers they are count in the report. they're counted in the report as unemployed and we know they're back to work. so we know the numbers are skewed a little bit. but when you sad them back in, the number is still really bad. we need to be adding consistently more than 200,000 jobs every month to start making a dent in the unemployment rate. we need to add 150,000 jobs every month to keep up with the population growth. so we're far away from the numbers right now. and this puts more focus on the president's speech next week when he talked to a joint session of congress about jobs. >> that is thursday instead of wednesday. but i wanted to ask you about

volume today. i imagine it's quite light because we're just ahead of the labor day weekend. is that going to add to the volatility? >> reporter: yes. i think we're going to be on the downside most of the day. i was talking with some folks at the nasdaq market intelligence desk. traders generally won't take a position anyway on a friday before a three day weekend. things change so quickly these days. so they don't want to be stuck in anything. you'll see a lot of high frequency trading as we get closer to the closing bell. >> it will be interesting to see what happens on tuesday. it is 7:47. as gas prices increase this labor day weekend, there's a controversial state bill that could add more to what we have to pay at the pump. lawmakers are considering a proposal to give regional agencies the ability to add a gas surcharge as long as local voter as prove it and the money

would go to repair roads. >> fact that we pay the highest gas taxes in the country already, means that there should be sufficient money to do the road maintenance projects. >> if we do nothing, you get that you get a big pothole. >> opponents of the bill twarn could end up in the courts if it ever passes. they say it would violate policys from last year and it must get two-thirds approval in the legislature. gas prices are much higher this labor day than last year. right now the gallon of regular unleaded gasoline is 3.87 that is 77 cents more than a year ago. in san francisco the price is 3.92, and that is up 72 cents. tory, as you were talking, word came in from the associated press that there was another earthquake in

argentina. and we'll get to more details on that. in the meantime, there's a developing story from alaska. this morning magnitude 6. 8 hit the alaskan coast in a remote area about a thousand miles from anchorage. it triggered a tsunami warning but it was canceled. some residents were briefly told evacuate to higher ground. the breaking news that we were telling you about from argentina, a magnitude 6.4 quake hit the north central part of argentina it sent people running out of building into the streets. we have not heard of any injuries or damage. new video to show you this morning of the moment that a quake hit the east coast last tuesday. this is from a high school in virginia right there. the magnitude 5.4 quake

severely damaged the school it may take years before the building is pretty repaired. and the quake also damaged a nuclear power plant. operators said that 25 of 27 spent fuel storage containers actually shifted between two to four inches. no radiation was released. but the nuclear regulartory commission said this is the first time in american history that the containers had been moved by an earthquake. there are no reports of any injury or damage from the largest earthquake to rock the los angeles area in more than a year. this was centered 25 miles northwest of downtown l.a. it was followed by a half dozen aftershocks. and the earthquake was felted

edwards air force base and into orange county. group that organized the demonstrations against bart. they claimed to have hacked into the e-mail accounts of two dozen texas law enforcement agencies. and the group is claiming this is retaliation of the arrest of its supporter what's it says harassment of immigrants by authorities in texas. they took over the website of the texas police chief's association and replaced the home page with a list of police departments and officials whose e-mail accounts, they say, have been hacked. nine minutes before 8:00. cal's football team is about to kick off in san francisco. the reason that not everyone is happy to see them play across the bay.

despite economic worries chrysler says it's selling a lot of cars. they say that sales are up 31% over this time last year. general motors posted a 16% sales gain. ford reports sale are up 11 percent. people want smaller and more fuel-efficient cars. we're two weeks away from the release of the star wars trilogy on blu-ray. it includes contare from the directtor george lucas and extended, deleted and alternative scenes. george lucas has made some changes including using computer generated technology. the cal bears football team starts their season tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. and they'll be at candlestick park in san francisco. this year all six of cal's home games will be played in san francisco while the memorial

stadium gets a badly needed facelift and many eastlake businesses are not happy about this. and it will cost businesses and bars restaurants some big bucks because they're used to having the fastball fans showing up. and that may have impact on traffic tomorrow. yes. it won't be quite the tame as a 49 game. but there will be some activity at candlestick for that 4:00 p.m. start. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. this is light at the toll plaza. this is a crash westbound on free mount street. and you see our camera has found it here. there's something in the left lane approaching free mount street and the bridge. it's jam packed. and now you may want to left house a i will earlier because if this crash is out there, it

will affect the entire bridge. and move along and take a look at the peninsula this is through san mateo. mostly sunny already and warm to hot away from the coast. by the coast it looks like there are more sunshine than santa cruz. but three-quarters of the coast is fog free but the fog is moving up the coast. it's off and on. but there's still thick fog out there. on the coast 60s and 70s, inlands 70s and 80s. 47 did make it for the low at the airport this morning. a nice tweet. ban has had a beautiful morning in san jose. summer has begun. that's what the summer begins.

sunny and warmer and thick fog on parts of the coast. it will be hot inland. it will be hot. temperatures will be in the 90s. and low and mid-90s. and 60s and 70s closer to the coast and beaches. it does look like a cooling trend will take us on sunday and monday. police are finding fewer guns on the streets of oakland these days but that is not good news. and pg&g is now on the scene of this gas leak and fire. we'll talk to them live about the investigation that is going on right now. >> reporter: they got the coffee and donuts ready to go. why skateboarders are gathering in oakland today.

we'll hearing from neighbors about a pipeline blast that destroyed a condo this week. we're in the neighborhood. pg&g crews are there too, right? >> reporter: that's right. lots of activity in the neighborhood this morning.

the house where this fire and the gas leak occurred behind me and you see the damage left behind me by the fire that happened on wednesday. since the fire, there have been multiple investigations ongoing and neighbors told us it sounded like a car crash and some said did sounded like a crack and we were concerned about what caused this and what has been happening since. brian swanson is a spokesperson. what are you doing on your end? >> we're thankful that no one was injured. and the first priority at the time was to make the scene safe. so we arrived on scene and we immediately stopped the flow of gas and began the work to stop the flow of gas and shut off the electricity so the fire department could do their job quickly. >> reporter: let's talk about that. people are talking about how long it took. you say there's a difference between the transmission lines and the main lines?

>> yes to turn off a line in the distribution line would affect thousands of customers and it would take several hours to stop flow of gas to the damaged section of pipeline. it's quicker for us to physically come out and dig holes own stop the flow of gas. >> reporter: and you to that with three holes and three different spots going in. we talk to the neighbors that said they're looking around at their house and saying are we safe. you found six other leaks around the neighborhood. >> our first priority we have a thoroughly leak survey the night of the fire. and we found six other leaks. and we wanted to make repairs immediately. we had a large staff of gas service representatives in the community yesterday that are going door-to-door answering questions and offering appliance checks and gas leak surveys around their home and

we're continuing that as well. >> reporter: talk about ntsb looking at this and the entire utility company about the san bruno explosion, multiple investigation into this? >> yes. they have contacted us about the structure fire. and we'll continue to keep them a praised of our ongoing efforts with the investigation with the fire department and pg&g. >> reporter: brian, thank you very much. he's giving us the latest on the explosion and fire and the investigation is ongoing. we'll hear from neighbors coming up in the report. a truck carrying bags much marijuana spilled its load in san jose, and witnesses took care of most of the cleanup. it happened on blossom hill road. the white toyota pickup truck

overturned spilling the illegal cargo. witnesses were seen picking up the bags of pot and taking off. the driver also fled and they're searching for him. accused serial killer joseph naso is due to back in a court in about an hour. it could provide more frustration for the judge that is trying to get this trial on track. he has been going back and forth on how he wants to defend himself. the 77-year-old reno man said that he needs a few months to find a lawyer that he can trust, at the same time he wants to continue to represent himself. he's accused of killing four women, including a woman whose body was found. fewer guns are being taken off the streets of oakland these days. police have taken in 680 guns so far this year. the department hopes to take in a little more than a thousand guns by the end of the year that is below the 1300 guns

recovered in 2010 and the 1600 recovered in 2009. layoffs and restructuring have made recovering guns harder. but recent officer rehirings may help turn things around. 8:04. a popular skate park is being demolished. but protesters are gathering to try and stop this morning's demolition project. we're live from oakland. what is happening now? >> reporter: a couple dozen protesters have gathered. and if you look over here, they're now within the last minute or so trying to cut the fence to get into the skate park that they call the border town skate park. you're probably going to drive over here on the way work this morning. we're under the mcarthur nays is over the skate park where a dozen skateboarders camped out. they're protesting caltran's

planned closure and sleeping in the half pipe overnight. the skate park is illegal and borders on trespassing and state property. six years ago the city of oakland took over the skate park from the state when they leased the property from the state in order to keep it open. but the city did not renew the lease. >> whatever is necessary, tell them what we think or go to jail. it's an important place for us. and we spent years out here making it what it is and not going to let it go without a fight. >> reporter: caltran bull dods the waste land skate park saying it was a liability. skateboarders said it was a place for them to stay off the streets and to practice the sport that they love. and just about 30 seconds ago they were actually able to cut through the fence and go into the skate park rather than having to scale the fence to get in. so they say that they will lay

down in the bowl and in the half pipe if they have to in order to protest caltran's coming over here with bulldozers and wiping out the parks that they've worked several years to build. know he will walk -- noel walker. the city of oakland will stormily celebrate gay pride for a second year. supporters hope to double the attendance from the first year. their confident that 100,000 people will show up for sunday's gay pride celebration in downtown oakland. a recent study showed that oakland has the third highest rate of same sex couples after is of san fransisco and seattle. here's a reminder. today is a spare the air day. high temperatures and light winds expected to cause some bad air quality. so bay area health officials want you to carpool or use public transportation and stay

indoors if you are sensitive to bad air. this is the fourth one of the summer. steve said it's unusual to have that few of spare the air days. you said that there is a problem that popped up? there's a problem on the bay bridge. a motorcycle crash at fremont street in san francisco. you can see how traffic is at a standstill. we have it zoomed in. the firearm and the police, the paramedics are there. two left lanes are blocked and they have issued a significant alert for this -- a sig alert for this. if this stays out there for any length of time, we'll see big trouble because of this crash. take a look at 880 northbound. we have slowing coming up from high street to 23rd. and san jose clearing up and

283 northbound getting a little better. and the accident is gone. on the peninsula, 101 still slow. sunshine warm to hot and temperatures moving out fast away from the coast. they're in some low to mid-60s. and we had some interesting lows this morning, 40s, 50s and 60s and the oakland airport drops to 47 and there were some cool reading. there's more fog on the santa cruz coastline. it's working its way up the coast. patchy, thick fog working its way around. very shall l some clearing later -- shallow. some clearing later. some 60s here. but i don't think there will be too many 60s. too much fog there. i think we'll see low 70s for many people. patchy fog and sunny and warm

to hot inland. and this weekend, the fog will creep back in and we'll see a cooldown for inland areas sunday and monday. a little cooler monday and tuesday ena little warmer -- and a little warmer wednesday and thursday. the fog which kind had chewed up a little bit, not completely did not get wiped out is regrouping. but there's not much for to go on. already 66 fairfield and 57 oakland after a morning low of 47. 60s in red road and mountain view and san jose. lorrie said there's a beautiful morning here and anna said clear. a little chill but a lot of sunshine for some areas. we have a tropical storm call depression in the gulf coast and it's moving about 2 miles an hour. and there is the problem. not wind but it's moving so slow there could be torrential, copious amounts of rain in louisiana and mississippi. when they barely move like that, it drags across a lot of

heavy rain. so keep an eye on that. our system within a couple of days ago got replaced by high pressure. it will continue inland. and only patchy thick fog. today will be the warmest day. we'll see a little cool down saturday. but i think you'll notice it more on sunday. but the coast is not going to warm up that much. sunny and warm for many. i had a hard time with forecasting all of these today. the fog makes it too tough on the coast. 80s and 90s, san jose 96 and beautiful mornings in san jose. 60s on the coast, 70s and 80s on the peninsula. 86 wood side. morning fog will continue to increase and cooler weather sunday and monday.

8:11. new orleans is bracing for a storm this labored day weekend. what is causing at announcement of a state of emergency. we're going show you a first peek at never before seen fbi evidence from the terrorism case. a new jobs report came out two hours ago and why it is raising fears of another resession. and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen.

mostly clear skies it will be warm and the temperatures will be in the 80s to 90s.

by the coast you'll be in the 60s and the 70s. we have a warm pattern for us today. tropical depression stall in the gulf of mexico. it's moving about two miles an hour to the northwest. but areas around louisiana and mississippi could pick up anywhere from 10, 15 and maybe 20 everyones of rain. this tropical storm warnings have been issued to texas to mississippi if this does become a tropical storm, it will be theth of the season and be called tropical storm lee. and we have -- i think it just made to hurricane. it's on the border of tropical storm. it was a tropical storm but it turned into a category 1. it might hit category 2 by sunday or monday. it is moving northwest at 12 miles an hour. it's 900-mile east of the leeward islands. by the way, i have seen ten

computer model projections on the track of that nine of them take it out to sea. one of them puts in the northeast, one. it reminds me of the line from dumb and dumber. so what you're saying i got a chance. so we'll see. if it takes you there, you hope it is wrong. the upper level stearing currents are different than irene. for areas devastated by irene, rain was the last thing that they needed. but a new storm triggered a flash flood in parts of vermont. calverts, bridges and roadside ditchs could become overwhelmed with water. hurricane irene killed three people in vermont. it washed away roads, houses and bridges. and the white house is asking congress for $5.2 billion in new disaft are relief -- disaster relief. but it would help victims of the midwest tornados from this

year. this aid doesn't include the billions needed to help states damaged by hurricane irene last week. a new look inside a libyan prison. that is where anti-moammar gadhafi protesters were detained and never seen again. piles of photos, tapes and papers is all that is left. some of the files had the polit decades ago. and now they're trying to preserve the documents. and the hope is that families still searching for information about missing loved ones will be able to get some answers. 8:16. we're tracking a big setback for the u.s. economy this morning. we're in the washington d.c. bureau with the latest unemployment report and reaction from the obama administration. allison? >> reporter: zero jobs added to the u.s. economy last month. it is the weakest jobs report in a year. take a look at the numbers.

the unemployment rate stays at 9.1%. there was no net adivision jobs in august. even though there were about 30,000 jobs added in health care and about 8,000 jobs in mining, it was not enough to offset losses in government jobs and elsewhere the obama administration said that the numbers are unacceptable. but one of our crews sat down -- one of our crews sat down with the labor secretary said that the president is moving in the right direction. >> this is a hard time. it is. and no doubt it is. and in the last 17 months, 2.4 million private sector jobs were created across the board. that took a lot of effort. >> reporter: another disappointment is that earnings are falling. the average hourly wage fell by about three cents in august. economists are calling a sign.

reporting live from washington d.c. a new exhibit in washington d.c. shows haunting symbols of terrorism just days before the tenth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. it is showing 60 items of the attacks and it includes charred cell phones from the victims and hijacker passports. and it includes items from the shoe bomber case, including the four matches that he struck in his attempt to crash a trans- atlantic flight. and two major medical studies look at deaths and cancer rates exposed to world trade center dusts. researchers found 25 more case of the disease than might be expected than in a group of that size and age. another group found no spike among thousands of new yorkers

that were exposed to the trade center dust. a legal battle over a popular beach. it's marked private land leading up to the water at martin's beach at half moon bay. it changed hands in 2008, and the new owners blocked public access. and the california coast call commission is investigating. >> other beaches will be threatened. >> and there are reports that a billionaire owns that land and the investigation is continuing. 8:19. a huge california forest will be closed to the public this holiday weekend. the manhunt that has made the area offlimits. it's known as the bay bridge troll. why the future is up in the air. there's a crash on the upper deck of the bay bridge that has began to back uptraffic all the way across

the bridge down to the toll plaza. a bad news for the commute.

a huge forest is still offlimbs this morning. dozens of law enforcement officers are searching for this man suspected of killing a local city councilman. they believe that he is hiding in a wooded area not far from

where councilman the man was shot and killed and saturday. the councilman was killed after come ago cross an illegal drug garden that they were guarding. an upkale bridal gown chain is among the victims of the bad economy. priscilla of boston will close their stores at the end of this year. they are shutting down so the parent company can focus on the more affordable chain, david's bridal. all open orders will be completed. ross stores are thriving as buyers are out there looking for more discount. ross is now less than a hundred million dollars away from overtaking the gap, one of its main rivals, this having a third as many stores and no e commerce sites. and another sign, ross's stock went up 18% last year. the gap's stock dropped 28%.

8:24. caltran is trying to decide the fate of a little known sculpture on the bay bridge. this is the so-called bay bridge troll. it has been beneath the upper deck of the eastern span for 22 years since the earthquake. it was there to protect the bridge. and now caltran is deciding whether they should move the troll to the eastern spans or put in a museum. maybe we should ask our twitter nation what they think about that. >> we have to ask sal something first. a s.w.a.t. team on the move in oakland. that's right. we're going to show you the pictures in a moment because there's a police situation going on. we don't want to show what they're doing now because it could be some sort of a tactical thing. so we'll show that to you in a moment. let's go to the bridge.

the bridge is its own problem. the traffic is very slow on this upper deck of the bay bridge because of a crash on westbound bay bridge at fremont street. they're moving it off the bridge right now. but it caused a huge traffic jam and this is one of those horrible things where traffic was light till found in and now it looks like a bad morning commute. and the traffic will be foggy on the golden gate bridge. we're just getting more information about this police activity. we will be able it show you pictures in just a moment. it seems like a situation just resolved moments ago and we'll let you know more about this coming up. and now to steve. there's some of that fog that can be she can on the golden gate bridge on parts of the coast. it will be warm to hot.

temperatures are moving up fast. already in the 60s and mid-60s. we had interesting lows, 40, 50s and 60s. if this forms into a tropical storm, it will be tropical storm lee. ing it moving so slow it will produce unbelievable amounts of rain. it's moving towards eastern louisiana and mississippi. but that will be a big rain maker. for us, the temperatures, by the coast, 60s. it's too much fog. maybe low 70s in the city. fairfield is 66. oakland airport dropped to 47. that was very cool. high pressure will give us a warm pattern away from the coast. but the fog is pitching to come back. but thick fog on parts of the coast and there's more sun on the san mateo coast. 60s, 70s and 80s to a few

pushing close to 100. maybe this is up in. and a little cooler on tuned and monday. this is spare the air day not a bear. and president obama is unveiling his plan to clear the air. we have new information on the gas explosion. what they are saying and what we can expect today. [ screaming ]

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we have police activity in oakland on east 23rd street and

mitchell. police got reports of a neighbor reportedly shooting some sort of -- we don't know what it was. people thought it was a gun. the police took is very seriously and there were for an hour and they just took a person into custody. a lot of paramedics and a lot of police officers on the street this is in foothill boulevard and fruitville avenue and people are beginning to show up to watch this we actually have another tv crew there as well. this is breaking news in oakland. we'll let you know what is happening. but certainly a big police situation and if you're in this neighborhood stay away from east 23rd street till the situation is resolved. we'll have more on this coming up. and now back to the desk. pg&g crews are at home that

was almost destroyed by a pipeline explosion. we have been out there all morning. and we are live now. you've been talking to neighbors. >> reporter: we've been talking to neighbors and pg&g. we have new information for you about this gas explosion. let's get out of the way here. life is moving on in this neighborhood with the garbage pickup today. still no word on what the ignition source was. it blew the garage door into the driveway. neighbors heard it but deposit know what happened -- but didn't know what happened. >> it sounded like a car crash. i was just sitting in my house and heard a loud noise. >> it was a little funny. but i just kept work and about a half hour later, a couple of people came pounding on the door and told me to get out. >> reporter: that was about

12:30 wednesday afternoon. 911 calls started coming in. one of the employees was drive in the area. they saw the smoke and got a crew within 20 minutes. but it took about 90 minutes to get the gas turned off. unlike major transmission lines, the distribution lines in area don't have a shutoff valve. and they said there were three points that needed to be pinched off before the flow would start. >> it would have affected thousands of customers. that will be something that we'll look into is there anyway we can have more freak distribution values -- more frequent distribution values. >> reporter: you're taking a live look at the roof of this townhome that was blown open when the explosion happened what is next? they're spent the day out here

like they have the last two days. they checked the air and they sealed six more leaks that were found through inspections and the investigation is continuing. pg&g not the only one looks into it. the ntsb is also weighing in. it is 8:33. on a holiday weekend, a lot of people like to head to the beach. but we're live in san francisco with a new warning for those heading to the water for this labored day weekend. >> reporter: good morning. there's goes some guy right there. he's going to go out and catch some of the waves. we're expecting the waves that you see here this weekend and this morning originate in the south pacific. this weekend we'll see three to five foot swells. but nothing like the dangers faced when they caught these same waves ten days ago. this is video a surf contest in

tahiti. the swells this week originated in at a treaty. -- in tahiti. in fact competition was canceled one day because they were so large. in ocean beach, lots of project and foam. ocean beaches not a south facing beach. so don't expect to see those three to six foot cells. but the steady warm weather is expected to bring a lot of people to the beach. >> you have to respect the ocean. it's dangerous and there will be a lot of warming water and you have to be careful. >> reporter: now, south facing beaches like santa cruz, they have a lot of south facing beaches. you'll see those swells, strong rip tides are expected as well. this is labored weekend and people will want to go out and take advantage of that a lot of people like to go to the beach and swim in the water so there

are warning but no official advisories or warning from the national weather center. they just want you to be careful. 8:35. police in fairfield investigating a suspected murder-suicide. the bodies of a man and woman were found in a home in north fairfield yesterday evening. a gun was found near the two bodies. early evidence indicates there was an arguement. and the man shot and killed the woman and turned the gun on himself. this tragedy has stunned many neighbors that newt man that died two of the couple's teenage kids were in the home at the time of the shooting but they were not hurt. president obama is dumping proposed regulations to tighten standards. he ordered the environmental protection agency to withdraw the proposal partly due to to the burden it creates on

businesses in a shaky economy. it is projected to cost 19 to $90 billion. while republicans welcome the announcement, it will raise the eye of environmentalists. this is the labor day weekend. and if you are traveling west on 80, you might want to watch out for your windshield. a road resurfacing project for a two mile stretch of 80 in past tear county has increased the number of loose pebbles on the roads. but the number of windshield cracks and chips have spiked during the project. they plan to finish this week. and let's go back to sal. let'slike at that breaking news with s.w.a.t. team in oakland. >> reporter: neighbors campaign that there was a man that was shooting.

we don't know what he was shooting. it could have been something like a bb gun or real gun at neighbors. they became concerned and called police. the fire department and paramedics just showed up. and here comes the person that is being detained. he was hit by none lethal force and he was subdue this is on east 23rd in mitchell. right now it's not affecting any of the major roads. foothill runs through there and so does fruit vail avenue. but this is blocking this street. and some people showed up to take a look. but this is not affecting anyone but the local traffic as we pan over to the right. you see some people looking here. but the police action continues. it does look like they have the situation under control but a lot of police in the area. and now back to the traffic.

this is westbound bay bridge. there was an accident on the upper deck of the bay bridge that blocked two lanes that is cleared but traffic is blocked autopsy cross the span. and on westbound four, a slowdown coming up to pittsburgh pleasant hill and walnut creek and now to steve. a happy friday and temperatures inland warming up fast and a couple people, hardly any wind. a nice tweet from we have out in danville. already 66 here. it will be warm for those away from the coast. but by the coast, there's a big fog bank. thick fog continues to hang out. it's not solid. but it's solid on the santa cruz line. now away from the coast, we had cool readings this morning. but now we're starting to warm up. 74 to 84 on the by. inland it will be warm to hot.

temperatures 84 to 98 degrees. and the lows 48 to 60 and the northeast wind. it didn't take care of the fog yesterday. it had some breaks in it but it's starting to regroup. it's shallow and thick. highway 1 on the golden gate bridge very thick fog. i think that will play into the cooler weekend forecast. but 63 in fairfield so warm to mild conditions already and that tells us it will be hot. some of the higher elevations are in the mid-70s. and that tells you right there that will be warm to hot. high pressure will slowly give ground and that will allow the fog to lift over the next 36 to 38 hours. today it will be the warmest day. but today is probably warmest

day. after that we start to see the fog regroup. but thick coastal fog. sun, if you get the sun on the coast, it's a beautiful day. near to 100 degrees. danville 94 and we'll go 74 here. cooper teen know 87 and wood side 85 and san mateo upper 70s. on the coast and in the city, 60s and low 70s. saturday more fog on the coast but still warm to hot inland and a cooldown will take us into sunday and monday. it is 20 minutes before 9:00. another baseball superstar with a court date tote. and like barry bonds, he may find out if he'll go on trial again. rare raccoon afacts in california. -- attacks in california. where they're happening and why

it's causing concern.

a dismal jobs report came out for august. tradeing is light ahead of the three day week, labor day weekend coming up. and the dow down 157, nasdaq is down 36 you can s&p 500 down 18. federal government is expected to file lawsuits again some of the world's largest banks. they claim that they misrepresented the value of mortgage securities sold during the housing bubble. and the government said that taxpayers ended up covering the more than $30 billion in bad deals. your time 8:44. and let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories. two big earthquakes this

morning. a magnitude 6.8 hit alaska. sighsirens went off. and a magnitude 6.4 hid north central argentina this morning. it was centered 80 miles southeast of sanity ago go. this was strong enough that people ran out of office buildings. no word of damage in either quake. we're following breaking news from oakland. moments ago s.w.a.t. teams were busy. police took a suspect into custody. the suspect is suspected of shooting at his neighborhoods on east 23rd and mitchell. noward of any injuries. another popular skate park is being demolished. but protesters are gathering to try and stop this from

happening. noel joins us live from oakland. we're we're at the border town skate park. and you can tell that this is an area that is offlimits to skateboarders. this morning, less than an hour ago, they cut the lock to allow themselves to go inside and they're probably about 50 skateboarders here to protest the planned closure by caltran. take a look inside the skateboard park. we shot this video earlier. we have several dozen people there with signs and skateboarding. and they were here because they were under the impression that caltran was going to bulldoze the skate park starting at 8:00 this morning. this park has been here for several years, six or seven years. and for the last six years it's been under lease by the city of oakland to allow the skateboarders to skate here. but the city of oakland did not renew the lice and now caltran said that the skateboarders are trespassing and it is a

liability. and last week caltran bulldozed another skateboard park that was illegal called waste land. so they are here and they say that they're going to lay in the bowl of the skateboard park if they need be in order to keep caltran from doing this. their spokesperson said they have no set schedule for the demolition of this place. that is not going to happen today. it will happen at some point. but they say there's no set schedule for the demolition. so we have a lot of protesters. for what reason, we're not sure. but it looks like the actual demolition will not be today. it is 8:47. many kids are back in school but some don't need to leave their homes to learn. here's a look in virtual

learning for kids. >> reporter: it's far from being home schooling. if you take a look at the list of virtual schooling that are popping up, you'll see that technology and advanced technology. [ no audio ] >> we just lost that report from karen about virtual learning for a lot of american children. if we're able to reestablish connection with her, we'll get bookedback to that report. -- we'll get back in to that report. and now a report those stealing cast iron plates from the base of a tree yesterday. the ofcer also noticed a nearby truck with two other cast iron grates in the back. the truck turned out to be stolen and the man had receipts

for more than 1600 pounds of recycled materials. 8:49. critics are expressing outrage over a republican party raffle in arizona. the gop in congresswoman gabrielle giffords is raffling off a handgun. this raffle comes eight months after the mass shooting in tucson. congresswoman gabrielle giffords is still recovering from critical head wounds that she suffered in the attack. and the chairman of the county's democratic party said that the raffle is horrible by up setting to the community. and oakland man will be sentenced today in connection with a fatal shooting outside of an eye kia store. -- ikea store. he pled no contest and will get six years in prison. a friend of the dealer opened

fire, killing taylor. a veteran san jose police officer is due in court in about two hours. 44-year-old patrick d'arrigo is accused of molesting two teenage boys. he's also suspected of serving alcohol to minors at party that's hosted at his gilroy home where the alleged crimes occurred. he worked as a campus police officer at leland high school from 1996 to 2007. they are still searching for more possible victims. 8:50. raccoons have attacked two people downtown sacramento. one woman was attacked right outside of her condo. she was walking her dog and the raccoon attacked her. >> i fell the pressure and pain on my leg. and i looked down and the raccoon just jumped up on my thigh and biting and clawing.

>> the vet say that raccoon attacks are rare but they have set up traps in the air. and the two victims are having rabies treatments. people are advised not to leave pet food outdoors. that will attack while animals. nine minutes be right back 9:00. this holiday weekend is a big one for the giants. they start a three-game series tonight against the arizona diamonds. the d-backss have a -- the d- backs have a six game lead. they're trying to gain some ground in the division. a mistrial was declared in july after prosecutors showed evidence that was already declared inadmissible. clemons is accused of lying to congress in 2008 when he

testified during an investigation of tare recognize and -- of steroids in professional baseball. he has declined using the drugs. captain eventually talks about the -- captain sully talks about changes that need to happen to keep airlines and passengers safe.

danville's hero pilot captain sully stopped by our studios this morning and he was talking about pilot readiness when something goes wrong. the now retired u.s. airways pilot got a household name after the so-called miracle on the hudson. he safely land his plane on the hudson river after a bird strike that knocked out the engines. he talked about how they need to go from auto pilot to manual control of a plane. >> we need more practice of flying the air palestine. we're encouraged to use the auto pilot. but that gives us fewer chance of keeping our manual flying

sharp. >> the pilots pulled the nose up and they should have don't opposite. police in ohio are looking for whoever has been dumping thousands of pairs of women's underwear through the one town. about 3,000 pairs were found in four different locations in lancaster, ohio. officers say that the underwear were in bags from discount and grocery stores. >> i come up and looked for myself. and after i got here, i could not believe what i was seeing. we're looking at it like, somebody has done this. and we want to find out who did it. police say that the underwear was not in the packaging, but it did not appear used. so that is a mystery there. have you fixed whatever is wrong on the bay bridge? >> it's slow on the bay bridge. that is because there was a crash up there for about an hour weapon weapon on the span. and now the traffic is beginning to get a little bit better on the actual span.

but we had several calls of traffic at a toll place and that is terrible. this is was on the upper deck. we'll go to the span picture now. you can see that the traffic is completely moving. i also want to look at interstate 880. it's slow. and the raiders play tonight in seattle at 7:30 p.m. the greatness of the raiders, steve. the greatness of the raiders, that is correct. accept on the coast where there's some fog, there is still sun. inland it won't matter. it will be warm to hot, temperatures in the 90s. i think we top out in the 90s. we have a cooling trend sunday and monday. today looks to be the warmest day. that will do it for us. have a great labor day weekend. >> by now.