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planes. >> in east bay, this forces residents to stay inside their homes. >> relentless rains from tropical storm lee. the damage he is leaving behind. this is ktvu, morning on 2. >> welcome to morning on two, i am mike mibach. >> i am cloud deny wong. >> -- claudine, wong. >> temperatures will cool slightly in the afternoon. we will be bracing for that one as well. if you are inland, you might appreciate that, it is becoming comfortable for the valley folks and the cloud deck is deeper and wove drizzle out there. and foggy in some spots. and for the labor day monday. and we are going to continue with the same pattern. we will look at this. talk more about the high surf we have been seeing in just a

few moments. >> federal officials have issued a nationwide warning of small airplane attacks. it comes a week before the 10th anniversary of 9/11. we are live with how the focus is on the small planes. alex? >> well the threat in particular deals with small planes being used in some kind of terrorist attack and that means security no doubt will be top of mind here at the san carlos airport and all around the country. fbi and homeland security put out a warning for the african-american anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. al-qaida is thinking of using small planes. and they want westerners to get flight training. they have stepped up security around the country. of course potential threats involving small planes, they are nothing new. you will remember right after the 2001,

september 11th attacks, the government grounded thousands of private planes. worried that they potentially could be used in some sort of terrorist attack as well. >> new warning comes out. the focus is on small planes. like the one you see here at the san carlos airport. security is heavy here. and we have seen them roaming the property all morning long and new atler coming out this morning. alex savage, channel 2 news. in overnight new, a tense standoff with men and deputies. the suspect barricaded himself in a home. authorities responded to a domestic call around 7:15 last night. had he they arrived, the armed suspect had a woman and three children in the home with him. he released them a half hour later. they were advised to close all their windows and stay inside.

a person was struck and killed outside their car on interstate 80. california highway patrol said before 3:00 in the morning, the person was hit while standing outside of the vehicle on 80 in vacaville. they don't know why the victim stepped outside the car. they are relying on increased patrols and check points to weed out drunk drivers this labor day weekend. we will take you outside for the live look at the roadways. maximum enforcement period continues through monday night. the message is simple and unwavering. drive impaired. you will be arrested. no exceptions. on this weekend last year, 21 people were killed on roadways. highway patrol arrested more than 1500 people for driving while under the influence. a 72% increase since 2009. >> once they start drinking, they get the courage. honestly, i don't think anyone gets in the car they are going

to hurt anybody. they report they arrested 108 people suspected of driving understand the influence on friday alone. several police agencies began cracking down on drunk driving last month. >> popular recreation area is enforcing its zero tolerance policy on alcohol. they are patrolling the water and shoreline on the american river parkway this weekend. all open containers are prohibited. they will be confiscated and face a fine. they say holiday revelers have come up with sneaky ways to sneak in the booze. we found it in the camel backs. super soakers. juice bottles. >> as long as they don't get out of hand, language gets sketchy and we have a little one. we like to keep it family oriented. >> supervisors past the ordinance to foster a family

friendly atmosphere. alcohol maybe to blame in one of two deadly accidents near the lake half sue border -- havasu and a woman was killed. when a boat struck them as it was backing up. investigators say the man operating the boat was intoxicated. he was arrested and booked on manslaughter charges. now in a separate deadly incident. a 28 year old man drowned after jumping off a rock. >> tropical storm lee is bearing down on the coast. it has flooded parts of southern louisiana. residents of several bayou towns are ordered to evacuate. it is hovering over the coast with wind of 40 miles an hour. power is out to thousands of customers from louisiana to mississippi. we are going to have a live report from mississippi in less than continue minutes. president obama will get a firsthand look at the damage

caused by hurricane irene. he will go to the passaic refer where evacuations were forced. new jersey governor chris christie will lead the tour. irene has killed at least 40 people in three states. they have just pass add safety inspection in march. that is according to the menlo park fire department. another scientist was injured. investigators say martin was transferring a mixture of gases including methane from one container to another when it exploded. they are looking at the possibility that the gases were overpressurized. in a statement, the company president expressed sympathy for his wife and daughter. and said quote, mtr is cooperating fully with

authorities and carlos airport not comment further until reliable information is available. 7:07. this appears to be accidental according to officials. fire department was called to a fire on be mcallister street. inside one of the units they found a fire that was burning for some time. a man was found dead in the kitchen. his identity is not released. they remain on the scene of a grass fire. the fire broke out around 4:30 yesterday afternoon and burned at least 15 acres before it was brought understand control. cal fire on other fire departments used bulldozers to knock out the fire. >> it is very steep. and it is mostly hose. and means guys have to get off the engine and drag the hose up the hill. it is very difficult at times. >> two people were treated for burns on the scene. and caused back ups on i-80.

the cause of the fire still under investigation. good morning to you. giving you a live look at the dreary start outside our door. more of the same when it comes to the cool weather. especially for this time of year. inland areas will cool in through the afternoon. brief update here. you can see lee moved ashore to louisiana yesterday morning much winds are at 42 miles an hour and not moving very fast. still over south central louisiana and impacting mississippi and the pan handle of florida and move into the northeast in the coming days. here at home we remain unseasonbly cool and it will be lifting northeast today. it will bring us the fog and drizzle we are seeing. cool conditions around the coast and the around the bay. partly cloudy for the afternoon. it is warm inland and below average for this time of year. they will be picking up once again. calm this morning and blowing at 22 miles an hour.

southwesterly swell will ease up a little bit. it will remain high for today. and areas right around santa cruz and big sur and dangerous rip currents are a possibility. waves are expected at 5 feet. and forecast here. slower burnoff expected and we are looking at farther inland this morning. reporting mostly cloudy skies and it is moving away from the inland areas and inside the bay until it clears the east bay. then for the afternoon. it is over the coastline. maybe areas right along golden gate. and sunset district dealing with fog and gray skies. if not all afternoon. >> temperatures similar to yesterday. >> 55 in concord. and 56 in oak lands. and in san francisco. and 56 in napa and down into mountain view as well as san jose. forecast highs will be

gorgeous. 77 for nevada. and 77 in napa and upper 60s in oakland. inland east bay, widespread mid-upper 80s and 77 fremon. and san jose. along the coastline widespread 60s cooling counsel a tad bit. extended forecast is fair. temperatures remaining on the cool side. could see a slight little nudge and the bigger warm up is tuesday, wednesday. and back into the mid- to 90s expected and partly sunny skies. and you are going to be outdoors, we have the lunchtime forecast coming up in just a little bit. first, new cause for nuclear development in that country. they are known as blue angels. why they are getting a bit more green today. >> blue angels making an appearance. next months for fleet week. there is a look a

. g to you. a live look this morning. a mild afternoon in store. forecasters predict tropical storm lee will dump up to 15 inches along the gulf coast. there is a fear for flooding. we are live in biloxi, mississippi where a state of emergency is declared. elizabeth? >> hey, claudine, it looks different than yesterday. we were out at the marina. and we were out here all day. and we have about 12isms of rain that has fallen. looks like a beautiful day.

what they are concerned about, people will go outside and assess the damage. and anticipate more rainfall throughout the day. and shows the system is still hovering over us and i want to to show you how much we have seen. the water is right up to the dock. it has receded and it is all the way up into the parking lot here. >> what i am looking at behind the camera is highway 90. that is a busy stretch of highway. officials are concerned that people will head out and there are trees that have been saturated overnight. they could fall at any moment and there are tornado warnings and watches in the area. >> like you said. it is still hovering over us and the smaller tornadoes that spawn off in the system, it is very hard to predict. >> it is making people frustrated. they can't move forward.

they don't know what to expect and are people very frustrated and nervous right now. >> right. it is an exhausting storm. >> keep in mind. we arrived here and the friday, the rainfall had been coming down for a day. it does become exhausting. and i have come off the phone for a public information officer for the city. this is a pock book storm for us. yes, i am worried about damages and there is a long road ahead. this is a labor day weekend. and it is a tourism hot spot. there are casinos and they would be 95. 100% full capacity this weekend. the last weekend before the summer. they have remained open and they certainly have not seep the population they would on any other given holiday weekend. our hotel would see around full capacity. they have 30% of occupancy rates. and it is going to hit them in more ways than just

environmental damages. we will see the hit too. and it was hit with katrina last year. o and this is labor day weekend. it is the last push before the summer ends. >> you can't forget the economic impacts. our thoughts are with them and thanks for the update. reporting live from biloxi, mississippi. we have the first pictures of dominique if strauss-kahn returning home this morning. a crush of photographers greeted him as his caroled up. he he had trouble getting to the front door of his house. he was head of the monetary fund when a hotel maid accused him of trying to rape her. he faces an investigation for an attempted rape in france. iran said it has connected the first power station to the country's electricity grid. the nassau county clear power station has a 1,000 megawatt

capacity. the generating unit began operating at lower levels in may. they fear the reactor will help iran develop nuclear weapons. but they say it is of peaceful. >> spoofers of moammar gadhafi have broken down and it is the last remaining gadhafi stronghold. rebels asked them to peacefully surrender and now that the deal has fallen through. and they are going to launch an as assault later on today. >> 100,000 people turned up in what organizers proclaimed the largest social demonstration in israel's history. they focused on the high cost of living. they are demanding the government take action. the government already announced market reforms and now the latest reforms. have set up this to look into more possible changes.

the blue angles will be more like the green angels while performing today. that is pause of navy flight demonstration team will be on a blend of biofuel. they will be powered by a 50/50 blend of jet fuel and this will be the first time an entire unit has flown on a biofuel mix. >> they are objecting to the plan to get the city out of bankruptcy. they have filed a challenge to the exit plan. the company has an existing lawsuit against the city. the developer claims the city broke a long-standing contract in 2009 and that triad is entitled to monetary damages determination. it as precautionary move in case it does not win the lawsuit. the solar company did not have to warn the workers it may shut

down. they abruptly closed the doors wednesday. and it is 1100 workers. they tell the chronicle, it did not violate a state and federal law requiring advance notice. they were allowed to forego the warning to stay in business. golden gate it park, is said to close at the end of the weekend. long time vendor of the boat business and snack bar is closeing to make way for a new operator. >> this ends a long and heated battle between the city and the owner. >> the city has the right to evict the owner. a new operator is set to take over the spot by the end of the month. all right. time now is 7:20. security as we knew it changed after 9/11. how one bay woman is turning those changes into art. >> we start out outside the

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. there is a global surge of convictions since the attacks. they find that at least 35,000 people worldwide have been convicted as terrorists in the decade since 9/11. the number of terrorist suspects arrested tallied more than 19,000. others were put in prison for demonstrating or blogging. figures are based on information from 66 countries before nome. according to the ap investigation. just a few monday people were convicted each year. >> a sacramento bottom pays tribute to the women. >> that's the plane that crashed into the south tower of

the world trade center. clark is now taking part in a memorial in sacramento. and that is for the thousands of people killed that day. it seems like for ever. it is so fresh and raw. >> we miss them terribly. >> the sacramento memorial is shaped like the pentagon. it has a replica of the twin towers and includes the name of every 9/11 victim. this has been turnpike need art. they persuaded officials to give her confiscated items at the airport. she has skull ped pieces out of scissors and ray sore blades. this is in downtown san francisco. the exhibit runs through september 28th. ktvu news will run a special. 9/11, a deck kid of change. we will -- decade of change.

we will have more since the attacks. the live broadcast is at 6:00 p.m. on september 11th. we have one in sausalito and still foggy over there and into marincounty. >> you are -- marin county. >> and a live look there in oakland. you can see a dreary start. we have fog, drizzle and low 50s and near 60 degrees. and expected near the noontime in the areas and along the coast. it could be gray. and most of the afternoon. >> several events going on. near and the golden gate area. it as cool one. and upper 70s inland. for the afternoon. looking for the summer sun. >> well, it is going to be hard to find unless you head inland. we low average in areas.

and upper # 0s today. animis 60s down the peninsula. and 79 in san jose. it is going to and mild day around the bay. >> 68 in oakland. but we will see slower clearing and into the afternoon. 86 in livermore and in fair field. couple of days ago, we were hitting low mid-90s. so more of a relief there if you like it more mild. >> slight little nudge in the temperatures there. and tuesday into wednesday. where we see the bigger warm up. and back to the summer already like heat and tuesday, wednesday, thursday and mid-upper 60s and partly cloudy skies. >> well the nationally ranked p star starts out with a win. they completed 17 of 26 passes

for a buck 71 as they boat the start stands 67 to three. and gave him his first win hop and that is jim hair bow who is the head coach of the 49ers. yzach maynard overcame a rough start over fresno state. bulldogs did get off to a lead. and maynard pass. and maynard came back and threw for 266 yards. two touchdowns and it is 36-21. >> time now is 726 off. emotional return in southern california. >> the painful devastation one man had. a new terrorist warning out this morning. just a week before the anniversary of 9/11. why the focus will be on small airplanes.

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the small planes. >> according to the fbi and home security. al-qaida is interested in using small planes and some kind of an attack. what that means, security will be the focus for the san carlos airport and others around the country. and the nationwide alert, new one came out friday and from the fbi. and the bolton said considering renting private planes and loading them up with explosives and said they would like to use sympathetic westerners to get them flight training. >> they don't have a specific threat but it will be stepped up around the country. >> the state department has issued a warning to all travellers. it is just a reminder. and terrorist attacks they said have tended to coincide with dates like 9/11. we are live at the san carlos airport. channel 2 news. >> they are questioning a man

who was taken into custody after they say he made a bomb threat on a plane. it happened on board yesterday evening. the plane was on its way to los angeles. and had to return to las vegas mid flight. all passengers were safely evacuated and ground crews conducted a ground search and no bombs were found. >> passengers were rescreened and they did board a new flight. tropical storm lee is west, southwest of new orleans right now. the city is preparing for what is shaping up to be one of the tests to the flood defenses since hurricane katrina. new orleans is under a flash flood watch. it could spur warnings in mississippi, alabama and maximum sustained winds at 45 per hour. and higher gas prices ahead. and 60% of offshore oil production has been shut town due to platform and oil rig evacuations in the gulf of

mexico. lee is primarily threatening the gulf coast. and it is also feeling the effects. they slammed the shores of pensacola beach and warning north floridians about the conditions and dangerous serve and tornado watches are in effect. they are looking for a man who shot another man in broad daylight. 20-year-old smith of oak land is identified as the victim. it happened from where another 20-year-old man was killed on wednesday. oakland police have detained an early warning shooting at 69th avenue and macarthur boulevard. just yesterday morning. the victim was shot several times butten imagined to drive himself to a police sub station. he is stablele and officer assist took the two into

custody at 22nd and market street. >> he was killed right in front of his 6-year-old son. >> jose was shot and killed on international boulevard. he had just cashed his paycheck and killed by two men who tried to rob him. >> the vigil starts tonight at #:00 on 100th avenue. they are warning that the state's plan to reduce prison overcrowding might backfire. the chiefs are asking governor brown for money to hire extra officers. they plan to release 33,000 inmates by 2013 when the low risk criminals hit the street. car break ins. shoplifting and burglaries. but supporters of the plan say the current prison system is too expensive and has a high

recidivism rate. okay. >> do you see the flames? >> yes, i mean, it is out of control in the garage. >> the owner he of the condo said she smelled natural gas before the blast and didn't report it. no one was hurt in the explosion. pgand e crows will be -- p g and e crews will be going door to door. to listen to the entire 9-1-1 call, go visit ktvu.com and click on the tab. >> crews say the fire is now 60% contained. it did force the evacuation of 1500 homes although those evacuation orders were lifted

yesterday: one man returned to his ranch after the mandatory fire evacuation to find his uninsured home burned to the ground and more than 100 goats, rabbits. and birds dead. his pet llama was burned and was one of the few that did survive. bruce shumaker said he was close to retiring and he can't. he said it is the loss of the animals that upsets him the most. >> 20 years my life in the house. that's fine. not the animals. look at this. it will never loaf my mind as long as i am alive. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >> the family of injured giant's fan brian stow will stamp out violence this weekend. they had an event yesterday. his family was there, he was beaten outside the stadium on opening day.

his father threw out the first pitch and several groups committed to stopping violence were there for the cause. >> people understand it is hard times out there and they want to make a difference. >> it also included the raffle. and to benefit of this. more than 100 volunteers sold the raffle tickets for a chance to win an autographed jersey. he said he is making progress. and the temperature has returned to normal. and team of doctors is waiting to see if the infections he has developed are completely gone. he is disclosing the words that he mouthed to them. he told his family. i love you on three separate occasions. national park officials are searching for a hiker who disappeared touring a backpack trip. >> he was last enseen on tuesday. authorities believe he may have

been climbing the vegelsang peak and he he was last seen wearing a tan shirt and tan pants. and he had a sleeping bag. >> park officials are asking anyone who was in the area last week to contact them. analysts do not like there will be a referendum repealing the gay history law. it requires public schools to include lessons on gay rights. and they want to refer turn the ballot. they need the signatures to qualify for the june 2012 ballot. there is not a major campaign underway. and political consultants say petition drives without big money behind them usually fail. today it as celebration of gay pride in oak land. they are hoping 100,000 will attend the celebration.

there are going to be four stages and 200 vendors with food and merchandise and information. >> general admission is 10-dollars. and kids under 12. >> oakland pride begins at 11 this morning. good morning to you. chances are waking up to you with the the gray skies outdoors. it is thicker this morning and even falling. we are looking at drizzle this morning. you may find it if you are outdoors early. the windshield wipers will be moving. so well inland this morning and partly cloudy skies. and fair field reporting cloudy. it is extending inland. and through the morning hours and slower burnoff today as it moves a little bit closer to us. >> in mid-50s. san francisco. oakland. you are looking at 56. concord 55. low 60s in san jose. these temperatures are a few

degrees of where we started. yesterday. and it is so gray and cool out there. we have got the trough that will be off the coastline for today and move up and across the area tomorrow. >> very similar pattern. and labor day monday, and the fog and clouds. and with temperatures slightly cooler. and what we saw yesterday. big cool down in some spots. high surf continues and southwest facing beaches and big sur. and the beach to the north. and long periods of swells and the large shore breaks as well as the possibility of the waves. if you are headed to the beach, there is a warning there to watch out for yourself and the kids. temperatures are going to be nice in areas right around santa rosa. and 78 in napa. and if you like the weather head inland. >> 85 in danville. >> widespread mid- to upper

60s. and in the santa clara valley, a nice day. nine. and 76 in sunny vale and that's where it will be tough to fine the sunshine today. half moon bay, absolutely cooler than what we saw with the afternoon sea breeze expected to pick up again. >> hopefully you have tomorrow off. it will be similar and slightly warmer. the bigger warm up comes with the inland areas back to the low and mid-90s. coming up in just a little bit. we will have the day planner for your sun day. >> 7:40. medical marijuana smokers will be lighting up in fronts of city hall in oakland. this is the marijuana and hemp expo. and dozens of businesses will be there to showcase the latest products. although the severance is being held at city hall. photographers are not allowed to take pictures or take videos with the city hall in the back

ground. >> we try to keep this area of city hall, this public park free of smoke. >> the event will resume at noon today. it is open to adults with medical marijuana cards. tickets are $20. the burning manifesttively is seeing record crowds. >> this video of a this. and in the heart of the temporary community. >> they are attending the event this year. >> they must bring in food and water for the entire labor day weekend. >> they are looking for help and as they prepare residents in the hardest hit areas. >> it is outside to a very cloudy morning. >> golden gate bridge is moving smoothly. time now is 7:42. this is morning news on 2.

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. hangening out in the fog. mostly gray. they caused the evacuation of a college football game. officials at notre dame cleared out the stadium. most fans waited out the storm in the stadium concourse and the game between notre dame and university of south florida was suspended twice. eventually south florida upset the out ranged fighting irish.

president obama will get a look at the damage caused by hurricane irene. reporter, julie banderas is there. julie? >> reporter: this town is located along the river. they get flooded when there is a rain event or a tropical storm or hurricane. they are in desperate need of federal aid and the president will be joined by chris christie and make two or three stops that was devastated. and the waters have yet to recede. and take a look at the damage hurricane irene left behind. and the water actually rose some two to 3 feet up to the second floor of many of these buildings. they have been without power ever since. that's a full week without power. >> may be people in fact in

terror at night. they don't want to leave home. and they are taking advantage of the crisis. and making this situation much more stressful. >> they are staying in shelters and however, in the shelters. poem would prefer to be in hotels and they can't afford it. >> this is more of a low income, middle of the road neighborhood where the people have suffered so greatly over and over. in fact, they had flooding in the area six months ago. and they say. this is the very worse they have seen. and i will ask my cameraman to pan left and where we stand and how close we are. >> there you so the passaic river. it rose to 14 feet and peeking this week. and the live has not receded enough to dry out the roads. and you see the debris, the garbage cans. and certainly not habitable circumstances here. and so that would be why the

obama administration has extended disaster reef leave to 16 counties. >> they want all to receive aid. and the supplement is much needed. here in new jersey, seven people were killed. and 5,000 homes were damaged by flooding. we have got video to show you how bad the needing really was. >> power outages persist. and flood waters continue here. we are less than 16,000 homes and basis remain with electricity. many residents run able to return. and homes are still under water and they remain in shelters while the passaic river is slowly, slowly receding. and people are unable to return to their homes. the christie administration is urging people to apply for disaster relief. they asked that anyone who

lives there. call and register. and the number is on the screen. other states declared disaster areas all along the east coast including connecticut. rhode island, vermont. and the money needed. >> at noontime, local time, it is just about an hour away. we don't know where else be stopping. >> the white house does not disclose the information and fell be making a statement. we are waiting for that as well. >> julie, you said you talked to the residents out there. do you have a sense of their mood ? >> they are very much looking forward to to it. they do experience flooding all the time. what they would like to see, instead of the federal relief money am could go in. they would rather the government buy out their homes and billions that they are asking for and they are not

expensive, they would move these people out so they tone have to constantly dip money into an area that is constantly being flooded. just six months ago in march, this area was flooded. they say this is the worse it has ever been. this was not even a category 2. it carried max win in the area. imagine in a pier storm would hit the area. they have been trying to sell their homes for years. no one wants to buy for obvious reasons. >> julie banderas from paterson, noise. >> everybody texas governor rick perry said it is time for americans to return to work. he is campaigning on labor day weekend. he said there is a clear contrast between him and president obama. >> they believe the country is on the wrong track. >> one in six work eligible

americans cannot find a job. mr. president, that is a disaster. former utah governor john hudson will be at the debate. he will be stumping in new hampshire and discussed the need for economic development. healthcare reform and tax cuts. >> rick san tore rum said he relishes his -- santorum said he relishes his role. >> we are running a very low budget campaign. if you want someone who can accomplish a lot on a little. you want to elect rick santorum. >> he told the crowd he is operating on a shoe string budget and he finished fourth in the straw poll. he won't give a laundry list of criticisms. but he is traveling to talk to

voters so they know what he stands for. >> in the memorial. le they will not change the monday nowment despite criticism by african-american leaders. well-respected poet and pmaya angelou, i was a drum major for peace and justice. it made it appear he was bragging. >> the architect shortened the quote to fit it in the available space. this is the mda telethon and begins at 6:00 and ends at midnight. you can watch it on the sister station. jerry lewis will not host the show for the first time in its history. last year's telethon raised nearly $59 million for the muscular distropical storm leefy association. >> lucky to be alive. the unexpected force of nature that this man survived.

our cool pattern will linger through the labor day weekend. coming through and what you can expect this afternoon.

. a colorado man is spending the night in the hospital. he was watching his daughter's cross country meet and he decided to take cover underneath a tree. that's when he was knocked over by a powerful volt of electricity. >> my main concern was i couldn't feel my legs. i thought they got blown off. i was happy i still had my legs. >> he suffered second and third degree burns. he said i am no stranger to pain. this is just another fun story to tell. people in palo alto will be preparing for the disaster today. they are hosting an event to prepare for natural disasters.

they will be given away. and other supplies will be sold for a discounted price. it does start this morning. tomorrow is labor day which means government offices, post offices, schools. banks and will be closed. >> if you are taking the train, they will be operating on a sunday schedule. same thing for golden transit schedule. as for parking meters in san francisco. they will be enforced. >> residential parking permit scheduleds. and there is no street sweeping unless there is a sign that says seven day a week. 7:55. good day to do skydiving. we posted a link. rose mary, jumping out of a airplane is pretty awesome. they should go to the facebook page. >> it is still hard to believe i did it.

>> it is even soggy out there. and it is attempting to show you the estuary there. not going to happen. we have fog, drizzle. it is a dreary start to the morning. and moving closer to the coast. we are continuing the trend as well. and that is pretty much where we are holding this hour. >> partly cloudy skies. and we are expecting a slower clearing for the afternoon. 60s for the coast and around the bay area. and mid-upper 70s. for the warmer spots inland. >> we will tip with the 60s along the coastline. >> upper seven #s. north bay. and for inland. east bay. >> temperatures are similar tomorrow. the bigger warming trend will come. >> and when they get pack to the locations. >> the rest of your weekend should be unseasonably mild.

>> back to you. >> the guy are six gyms back of the games in the, the giants are six games back. >> and they will give arizona a four run load and with a rbi single to left. lincecum gave up nine hits. all in favor innings. ending up with his career if loss. and giants six back. >> 23 to play. >> they willsen trevor cahill looking to sweep the mariners. and pitched them. for a complete game shut out. and added nor. >> a so low home run in the fifth. to get a 3-0 win. >> time now is 7:58. now, this search continues for a mendicino man. and who they are focusing on

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the state throughout the day. >> standoff between sheriff's deputies and a man. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. >> this is ktvu, morning see on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. >> i am michael mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> is the warm upcoming, rose mary? >> not in time for the labor day weekend. if you live inland, you will appreciate that. we are running cool for your sunday. fog and low clouds our the door. they filled in pretty good. right around concord, livermore. and we do have patchy drizzle and going to be slipping and along the main parts as well

and coming up in a few moments. >> in overnight news. a tense standoff between our man and with the sheriff's office, a man barricaded himself in his home at san pablo dam road. >> they responded to a call last night. when they arrived, he had a woman and three chirp in the home with him. he released those three a half hour later. they did receive automated phone calls to close all windows and stay inside until this morning. a person was struck outside of their car on i-80. just before 3:00 this morning, the person was hit while standing outside the vehicle of the midway road in vacaville. they don't know why the victim stepped outside of the car. >> there is a new warning. ahead of the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks.

this warning that is do, alex with small planes. >> the federal government believes they remain incompetence 10th on using this in a terrorist attack and that's why it is issued. no doubt security will be the focus on small airports across the country and here at the san carlos airport through september 11th. this new nationwide alert. came from fbi and homeland security. it said they are considering renting private planes and loading them with he can employees sieves and terrorists would like to use sympathetic westerners to get them flight training. >> they don't have a specific threat. but security is being stepped up nationwide. >> people we talked to said it is important they don't use small mens. it is a tough task.

>> you want to focus on the areas that are most likely to be hit. if you get to every little airport, there is a budget concern there as well, i would think. >> in addition to that warning about small planes, in particular, the state department has issued another warning to travellers who will be making it their way around the world. it as reminder that because the anniversary of september 11th is am could go up. they do node to be on alert. al-qaida tend to plan their attacks to coincide with those kind of significant dates. like the anniversary of september 1 1-rd. >> ktvu, channel 2 news. tropical storm lee has made lands fall on the coast. they forced the evacuations and 45 miles an hour. and thousands of customers to

mississippi. >> they are flooded right now. we have water that is coming in. and because of the lake is so high. >> forecasters predict it will head towards tennessee later this week. >> we will have a live update on lee and the damage it already has caused. >> president obama will get first land look at the damage. he is going to tour paterson, new jersey. new jersey's governor chris christie will lead the president on the tour. irene has killed 46 people in 13 states. katia regained hurricane status. it is a category 1 storm. they say it poses no pled to land over the next 48 hours. a deadly explosion, and

there was an inspection just passed in the department. 56-year-old martin died in the blast. another scientist was injured. investigators say martin was transferring a bunch of gases when they exploded. >> they are looking at the possibility that gases were overpressurized and in a statement. they expressed sympathy for martin's wife and daughter. and said. therapy cooperating fully with authorities and can't comment further until information is available. >> this deposit to tomorrow night. they say. >> and you are going to be arrested no exceptions. >> this weekend last year. and they had 15 people understand the influence. a 7% increase from 2009.

>> why think anyone gets in the car. and hurting anybody. >> they arrested 468 people driving under the influence alone. several place agencies crackdown on drunk driving last months. >> this happened in broad daylight. a 28-year-old man was shot and killed outside of a home around 3:00 in the afternoon. the oakland tribune has identified him as terence smith. it as few blocks from where another 20-year-old man was killed last week. >> two people have been detained with an early morning shooting yesterday. and happened at 69th avenue much and just before 4:00 a.m. the victim was shot and drove himself to a police sub station. he is recovering at the

hospital. >> 8:07. >> this is a rugged drain for a man suspected of killing two people. 35 year old aaron shot and killed a fort bragg of city councilman last saturday. he came across an illegal pot farm. >> he killed a trust worker named math through coleman last week. >> the father said his sop is mentally ill and has tried to get him help. they warn that the prison overcrowding might backfire. mercury news reports are giving governor brown to hire extra officers. >> when these low risk criminals hit the streets. >> there is an uncrease in crime such as car break ins and burglaries. they say the current prison system is too expensive and has a high recidivism rate. good morning to you.

a live look here over the bay and we are expecting a slower clearing. off the coast. moving a little closer to us and little bit of a lift again. helping to increase the possibility of drizzle. >> updates you hear talking about it again. and right over south central louisiana and into the midwest and on to the northeast. the wind, a northerly track. 3 miles an hour i should say. the track not the wind. and a slow moving storm. we watched over louisiana the next 24 hours and it is going to take awhile before it moves out of the area. it is already reported in the area. 10 to 15. before it continues to move on. we have a trough off the coast and that continues the cooling for today. and will pick up once again. and in parts of the bay.

>> little bit of fog and drizzle. and it is mostly broadway most of the day. if not all day. and expect it for the bay area this afternoon. >> going to be mostly sunny for the afternoon. temperatures slipping a little bit cooler than what we saw yesterday. >> 70s and # 0s for the inland areas. this is for the large swells and we continue the possibility of rip currents today and expected during high tide. it is about 4:00 this afternoon. and we have this as a possibility. keep an eye on that if you are headed to the beach. >> it is well inland. and farther inland. and slower careering expected but 10 he:00. it will be mostly sunny and inside the bay. still dealing with gray skies. and alameda down into fremont, and then for the entire afternoon.

it is hovering around san francisco. and sausalito and cool and gray for the day. very similar to how we look. and 57 fair field. and 57 in south florida. it is a little soggy out there. >> test the waters. >> and north bay today. and for the east bay. >> and san francisco. and mid to upper 80s and expected for livermore. and 74 in mountain view. and san jose this afternoon. showing you a little change through monday. and we have a rebound in the temperatures and begins on tuesday. coastline will be back in the mid- to upper 60s. and low mid-90s for the valley locations. back to you. time is 8:10. tonight is the mda telethon and it will ends at midnight. and you can watch it on kicu

36. entertainer jerry lewis is not going to host the show. that's the first time in its history. they raised $59 million last year. a flight headed to las vegas from large. the threat made on board the plane that caused it to be evacuated. turning confiscated item into art. it is a reflection of our times after the 9/11 terror attack. we will give you a live look outside. it is the 288 interchange. the roads look smooth there. chp and the fire department making their way to desert way and highland avenue. a vehicle into a house. firefighters are just arriving on the scene. and we will get more information for you as the newscast rolls along. @

. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon and warm conditions. the center of tropical storm lee has hit southern louisiana. as much as 20 inches of rain could drench the coast. casey, what damage are you seeing. >> reporter: claudine, we are seeing everything. customers are without power and the real primary concern is the flooding.

we are experiencing a squall right now coming through the crescent city. and this is interesting to cover. at times the sun will peek through the clouds and then we get another squall where a whole lot of rain will fall. take a look at this parish. this is 5 miles southwest of where we are standing now. it is not under water and streets are fine and tourists out and about this morning. and over in jefferson parish. a lot of flash flooding. water over the roadwayses. and -- roadways and it is associated with this storm. it is coming out of the lower st. bernard parish a folks are familiar with. and headlines following hurricane katrina. the sheriff's office there in st. bernard parish have half a

million sandbags ahead. >> there were reports of water spilling over 3 million points after levee in plaquemines parish and. they are trying to get them fortified to get the levees reinforced in the wake of hurricane katrina. however, the army corps of engineers saying there are no other breaches to report. it is something they are keeping a close eye on. and they said this was not so much of a levee storm per se. it is not a hurricane and we weren't expecting a surge. the storm surge that we typically ski. and with a lot of rain. this system is stalling out. over the gulf coast statutes. and expected to dump precipitation today and even into tomorrow. you said up to 20 inches in spots and flash flooding will be a concern here in the

crescent city. >> we are live. channel 2 news. >> thanks for the update, casey. we approach the 10th anniversary of the attacks, there is a globe balance surge of terrorists convictions. they find at least 35,000 people worldwide have been convicted as terrorists in the decade and the number of terrorism suspects tallied more than 119,000. some were convicted of violent attacks. others were put in prison for protesting or blogging. this is from 36 different countries. before the ap investigation, a few hundred people were convicted of terrorism each year. a week before the anniversary, a sacramento woman pays tribute before the anniversary. that is the plane that crashed into the south tower.

clark is taking part in a memorial in sacramento and places the flag for the thousands of people killed on that day. the sacramento memorial is shaped like the pent gone and the memorial also includes all the names of the victims. >> they have been turned into art. east bay artist persuaded them to give them items at the airport. >> show has sculptured pieces out of scissors and they are in the gallery in downtown san francisco. that runs through september 28th. >> next sunday. ktvu news will air a special broadcast. it is a decade of change. we will have live report from new york. and shanksville, pennsylvania. and we will talk about what the many things we have seen since the attacks. people are questioning a man who was taken into custody

after passengers say he made a bomb threat on a plane. it happened on spirit flight 530 yesterday evening. it was on its way to los angeles. it had to return after the threat. all passengers were safely evacuated. ground crew conduct add thorough search and no bombs were found. passengers were rescreened. and boarded a new flight. >> 8:19. >> supporters of gadhafi and libyan represent bells are ready -- rebels are ready. >> this weekend they asked to peacefully surrender and now the deal has fallen through. they will launch an at all time later today. we have pictures of dominick strauss-kahn returning to france. a crush of photographers greeted him. and he had trouble to get to

the front coor of his his. >> he was head of the monetary funds when a hotel maid accused him of trying to rape her. he faces an investigation for an attempted rape in france. law enforcement officers out numbered a group of neo-nazi demonstrators in wisconsin. hundreds of people showed up to protest national socialist movement. >> it says it rallied in west alice in response to mob violence by black use outside the state tear last month. >> more than 130 officers were there to make sure they did not get out of hand. two were arrested and three for disturbing the peace. time now is 8:21. a colorado man survives being struck by lightning. >> what he was doing by the powerful possibility of electricity. >> our afternoon highs will

continue the downward trend. coming up in a few moments. >> you what you can expect for the afternoon.

; most fans waited out the storm and the stadium concourse in nearby university buildings.

eventually the university of south florida upset the 16th ranked fighting irish. 23-20. this man is spending the day in the hospital after surviving a lightning strike. that storm moved in and decided to take cover underneath the tree and that's when he was knocked over by a powerful volt of electricity. >> i couldn't feel ply legs. i thought they got blown off. he was happy i still had my legs. >> he suffered second and third degree burns. >> when asked how he felt about it. this is just another fun story to tell. >> no lightning strikes around here. there is a lot of fog and rose mary, september is one of the great months here. >> we look to the labor day weekend. it is the up official long weekend of summer. >> take a look at that.

we have the fog back with us. >> slower burnoff expected than what we saw. and continuing to cool. >> at least we do have warm weather areas. and maybe good day to head to the lake. 78 in santa rosa. and sonoma. and not bad at all. it is along the coast where we are suffering. it is widespread 60s and 70s. and if you are headed out to the brazilian street party there. and mid-80s as well as danville and for antioch and livermore. how about the south bay. >> and 79 san jose. partly cloudy skies for the noontime the and mostly sunny. >> and perhaps all day along

the coast. very similar weather and tuesday, wednesday, thursday, we begin a warming spends. >> this is the naturally ranked cardinal that started the football season out with a blowout win. >> andrew through for two touchdowns. but boat the spartans of 73-3. and gave it the first wind from james hair bow who is head coach of the 49ers and they are playing it out and on to the bears. zach maynard overcame a rough start. and over fresno state. the bulldogs did get off to a pass. and capitalizing with a touchdown and threw for 266 yards and two touchdowns as the bears beat the bulldogs 36-21.

jessie chestnut will try to win the festival in new york. chestnut was beaten in the contest last year by sonya, the black widow thomas. they are the two contenders in the field of 13. seeking to become the nation's wing eating champions. new orleans is preparing for the worse as tropical storm lee comes ashore. what the conditions are right now as torrential rains hit low-lying communities. 10th anniversary of the nome attacks. new warn -- of the 9/11 attacks. >> possible attacks involving small planes. what they think about this alert. state farm. this is jessica.

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. federal authorities warn about another airplane threat. and welcome become. the warning has to do with small planes. >> it is live in san carlos and what that warning entails. >> well, pilots out here we talked to. say they are taking the new warning focused on small planes. and taking it seriously as well. >> and federal government this morning said al-qaida remains intent on small planes and some kind of an attack. and the focus will be on security at the san carlos. and all across the country. and we are leading up to the 10th anniversary and the new nationwide alert came out friday from fbi and security. and bulletin says they are considering renting private planes and renting them with

explosives and terrorists use sympathetic westerners to get them flight training. >> very important. >> everything is at risk and everyone has to take into responsibility. and something is not right. >> that alert that came out this morning says that. and and carry out some kind of attack. that's the alert. and according to the federal government. and they don't have any specific threats in mind. or credible threats in mind. they want to step up security all across the country in light of the anniversary that is one week from today. reporting live in san carlos. channel 2 news. we have an update on story we were talking about earlier. this is a standoff between an

armed man and sheriff's deputy is now over. a s.w.a.t. team went into the home at 3:00 this morning and found the suspect diseased. and -- deceased. and they investigate how he has died. emergency crews say the twister touched down overnight in the county. downed trees and power lines. no reports of an injuries. and flash flood warnings and across the gulf coast. and sign of higher prices ahead. offshore oil production is shut down. and oil rig evacuations in the gulf of mexico. >> irene has left its mark on the northeast. he toured through new jersey. >> the money is going to be used to rebuild barns and stream banks and sewer systems. >> president obama will get a firsthand look at the damage left behind by irene.

and coming up, we have a live report at paterson, noise and that is massive flooding from the storm. >> this is a natural gas explosion at a condo has been released. >> , okay. >> it is crazy. >> do you see the flames. >> yes, i mean. it is out of control. and it is in the garage. >> the owner of the condo said she smelled natural gas and did not report it and no one is hurt in the explosion. >> and pgand e crewwill return to the site of the blast and check on appliances. a candlelight vigil will be held for a man. 39-year-old was killed and shot on the boulevard. he had just catched his paycheck and two men wanted to rob him. the vigil will start at the church and it is on

100th avenue. >> it appears to be accidental according to officials. fire department was called to an apartment complex just before noontime yesterday and inside one of the units. they say it appeared to have been burning for some sometime. a man was found dead inside the kitchen. his identity is not released. >> they hope to have a wildfire in the path fully contained by tomorrow. it began friday and burned more than a thousand acres. >> it is now 80% contained and forced the evacuation of 1500 homes and those orders were lifted yesterday. >> they watched for hot spots and put out a grass fire. and broke out around 4:30 on alamo hill. >> a helicopter. fire engines and hand crews were used it fight the fire. 15 acres were burned before it was brought under control.

the cause still under investigation. >> this morning, officials continued their search for a hiker who disappeared during a backpacker trip. >> he was last seen on tuesday at the vegelsang camp. he may have been climbing the peak. and 65 rescue workers are searching the ground and by air. >> brian stowe's family is helping to stomp out violence. this is the strike out violence events yesterday. they were there to represent stowe who was beaten outside of dodger's stadium. they threw out the first pitch. several groups commited to stopping violence were there to raise money for the cause. >> people understand it is hard tombs out there and they want to make a difference. >> the event also included jerseys. and raffles.

>> they sold $1 raffle tickets to sell an autographed giant's jersey. >> his family said he was making progress after a setback last week. >> husband team of doctors are waiting to see if the infections he developed is completely gone. >> they said he mouthed word to them a few weeks ago. he said i love you on three occasions. medical marijuana smokers will be lighting up. it starts this afternoon. they will showcase the latest hemp products and cannapis services. photographers are not being allowed to take pictures or record video of people smoking with city hall in the background. >> it is not that we don't want the picture. we tried to keep this area, city hall. this public park free of smoke and inhalation p. >> the event will he resume at

noon today. it is opened to adults with medical marijuana cards. >> tickets are $20. >> today marks celebration of gay pride in oakland. >> organizers are hoping 100,000 people will attend the celebration at franklin and 19th street. >> there are nearly 200 vendors with food and merchandise. and information. >> general admission is 10-dollars for seniors and oakland pride begins at 11:00 this morning. >> they claim they did not have to warn the workers it shut down. >> it abruptly closed its doors on wednesday. despite the objections of the 1100 workers. >> they tellle chronicle. it didn't violate a state and federal law requiring advance of layoffs. >> they say a loophole allows companies to forego the warning if they are actively seeking funding to stay in business. >> 8:38. >> the boat house is set to

close by the ends of the weekend. >> the boat rental business and snack bar is closing to make way for a new operator. >> this is between the city and the opener. >> the court ruled the city has the right to evict the owner because the lease expired. a new operator is set to take over the spot by the ends of the month. -- end of the month. good morning, san jose. giving awe look there gray skies and more widespread than yesterday. reporting partly cloudy skies and temperatures are up. mid-50s to upper 50s and down into concord and fremon. looking outside. and checking in at 61. and in addition to the cloud cloud cover. we have drizzle and coastline around the bay. and fog is with us. and through the morning hours. it takes us until 10 or 11:00. from the inland areas.

it is closer to noontime. little bit longer than we saw on saturday. this is the trough off the coast. and well, move a little bit closer to us. in the coming day or two. we will continue with this pattern and we switch back to this. >> high surf continues in the large swell. and five to 7 feet and it is expected in areas. and you can bet that is around 4:00 and it could be a little dangerous with the waves and rip currents for the beach goers and please use caution. >> if you are headed that way for the afternoon. it is going to be a cool one at the beach today. expected for pacifica. and mostly gray skies. inland. north pay. going to be a nice warm day. >> seven # in napa. along the east because. widespread 60s. and six in oakland today if you are headed out to the gay pride

celebration. and upper 80s or antioch and for late august. we are in september. >> i am sorry. it is unseasonbly mild. >> # seven in fremont and 70s and low 80s. extended forecast here. more of of the same for tomorrow. tuesday wednesday, warming spend begins. along the coastline, inland areas. widespread mid-# 0s and we will hold on to that threw thursday. we will have the day planner coming up in 10 minutes. they enter the matinee 10 games back of diamondbacks after dropping games. >> tim lincecum struggled and paul gold schmidt gave arizona a one run lead in the 5th inning. and this time a rbi singles to the left and put them up 3-1. gave up nine hits and five runs all in 1 inning with the career high 12th loss and diamond

backs win with a final of 7-2. and six games back. 23 games to go. they are looking to sweep the mariners this afternoon. it is brandon mccarthy and striking out 10 for a complete game shut out and double in the 4th inning and added another on a so solo shot and get a 3-0 wind. >> fema is doing a financial squeeze and yet another storm comes ashore. the project officials say they will have to postpone so they don't run out of money. another live look outside. that is golden gate bridge. and that's the south tower and somewhere in the distance. and the fog is looking in the golden gate. >> time now is 8:42. you are watching the morning show.

. bringing the sunshine to you this morning. courtesy of the camera in bay point. and little bit of a fog rolling. two people are dead and another hurt after two separate incidents on lake havasu, near

the border. they a boat struck them as it was backing up. the man operating the boat was intoxicated and he was arrested and booked on manslaughter charges. in a separate deadly incident. a 28-year-old man drowned after jumping off a rock. >> tropical storm lee is the latest natural disaster to hit the united states. and the federal emergency management agency now is checking to see if they postpone some projects until new money arrives. and there is $800 million to spend. not much considering the cost of irene may exceed $10 billion. fema is needed to help in the midwest where they cause some $16 billion. they are telling the administration. it must cut other areas to off set the extra fema expenditures. >> they are preparing for the next big disaster today.

>> they are raising awareness. to prepare for disasters. >> they are going to be different away. and other supplies will be sold for a discounted price. it does start at king plaza. >> new seal land is remembering a major earthquake that struck a year ago today. >> it caused extensive damage at christchurch and it cost the nation more than $13 billion in damages. >> nobody died that day and to this day, it seems a miraculous thing. >> last september's quake is only the beginning. second deadly six points three quake hit the area a few minutes later. >> they claim more than 180 lives. series of after shocks tip to hit the area. hampering recovery and

rebuilding work. >> 8:47. texas governor rick perry said it is time for americans to return to work. the gop candidate is campaigning and told the crowd in manchester. there is a clear contrast between him and president obama. >> they believe the country is on the wrong track. >> in one in six eligible americans cannot find a job. and liz, that is not a recovery, that is an economic disaster. >> there he is going to take part in the debit at the ronald leaguen began debate. >> john will also be at the debate and spending the holiday stumping in new hampshire. he discusses economic development and tax cuts. rake saab tore rum said he is relishing his under going role roll. >> we arerunning a very low budget campaign.

we will flow. and -- we are running a very low budget campaign. you want to elect rick santorum. >> he said he is operating the campaign on a she string budget. yet he finished fourth. he will not give a laundry list of criticisms against obama and plans to travel the country and so he knows what he stands for. >> opening three new campaign headquarters this weekends. they are opening an office in the lower area today. >> he is focusing on creating jobs for south floridians and he is -- san franciscoians. and. >> the new martin luther king memorial in d.c. said he will not change the monument. despite criticism by some african-american leaders.

maya angelou said i was a drum major for peace and righteousness. and makes it appear he was bragging. >> the architect of shortens the quote to fit it in. and tomorrow is labor day. which means government offices and post offices, schools and banks, will be closed. if you are taking transportation on the holiday. and they are all going to be operating on a sunday schedule and it goes for transit. and now as far parking, meters in san francisco will be enforced. >> rest tension permit restriction also not be and there is no street sweeping unless there is a sign on the street that says seven day a week. >> time is 8:49. now, he is being called a real life hero. how he saved the day for one hollywood business owner. >> temperatures will remain

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and they are entitled to monitor it. they say it is a precautionary move in case it doesn't win the lawsuit. the blue angels will be like the green angels while performing today. that is because the navy's flight demonstration team will be soaring on an energy efficient blend of biofuel. each of the six will be powered by a 50/50 lend and based biofuel. this is the first time an entire unit has flown on biofuel mix. >> a man who dresses up like super man is being called a real life hero. christopher dennis returned a stole be one of a kind story board to a business owner. >> the thief tried to sell the collector's item and it is worth up to $800. he knew exactly where to return it. >> he came right here. and put it in the bag. put it outside of the door.

>> this stuff is not for sale. >> this is like a little museum. >> the movie memorabilia business owner was able to track down the suspect. he said the suspect left his contact information when he was in the store before asking for a job. a penguin rescue interested a new see land beach is back in the ocean. >> nice roar for the penguin who was dubbed happy feet. he was rescued. and he needed gentle encouragement to leave his crate and slide down into the water. time now is 8:54. the burning manifesttively is underway in the desert. a record crowd of people attended the event last night. that is a 9% increase over last year. the festival in the block rock desert is sold out in the 25

year history. we have two more days to get over to sausalito and the 59th annual arts festival continues today at friendship park. >> they are expected this weekend. and there is also a lot of live entertainment. and food and plenty of wipe. the festival runs from 6:00 p.m. to -- 10:00 a.m. to five perform. time is now 8:55. a lot of the festivals going on this weekend. and little foggy. rose mary said it will get better. >> partly cloudy. and clouds are farther inland. sauce is a lito may -- sausalito may not see that. and it is cool for today. low 50s and 60s outside the door. we will see a slow rebound into the noontime. and partly cloudy skies over the east bay.

and mostly gray. widespread 60s for the coast and then inland areas will be warming into the 70s. by lunchtime we could be seeing pretty good weather for the inland areas. >> it is even patchy drizzle out there. and our temperatures continuing to cool as we move into the weekend of labor day. >> giving you a peak there at the forecast. >> it is in pt low 60s and there is a fast devil going on there. street party i should call it. in the upper 60s and partly cloudy skies. >> mid- to upper # 0s. expected. and so, our valley is pet it good. it is along the coast and it ge conditions expected. >> it doesn't start until tuesday. >> is that four, 48 hours. are we talk ago week. >> few days: it is not a big

spike. it is warmer than we are seeing right now. >> squeeze it out. >> time now is 8:56. that will do it for us. we will follow all the major stories. thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. ♪

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