i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. we begin with a developing story out of yountville. a fire broke pout this morning at the pop pew -- out this morning at the popular bakery there. claudine wong just arrived on the scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, firefighters remain on the scene. the fire is out -- is out. the building you are looking at right now is the bakery. this bakery will not be open for business today. there's a hole in the roof. that's where flames were coming out. there were employees inside. they saw smoke. they didn't know where it was coming from. and the fire station is about a mile down from where we are. so fire trucks arrived out the -- arrived on the scene. not a huge fire, but again, it

did cause a lot of smoke damage. now, the bouchon is a pretty popular bakery out here. it serves local restaurants and it's owned by the individual who owns the french laundry and the bistro. as far as damage, they are estimating now about $100,000. no injuries to report. live in yountville, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, claudine.

7:02. in overnight news, two people at least have died in a fire on a cruise ship on the coast of norway and the crew is busy look for other people. others suffered serious smoke and burn injuries. the crew is trying to make sure all 262 people on board have been evacuated safely. the fire broke out in the engine room. back here at home, a real dog fight brewing in one bay area park. kraig debro is live in berkeley now toty us about aggressive dogs that are making a lot of people nervous. kraig? >> reporter: yeah, dave. you said aggressive dogs. one person said it's not just that, it's the breed of dogs. another person says it's the owner. this is the park on hurst and mlk. you can see the playful dogs out here. usually it's like this, but others say this is a very

popular praise to -- place to bring your dogs and that's leading to conflict. shavon gray says sometimes dogs sometimes form packs. they don't always get along. >> i had an incident where one man's dog and my dog got into a fight and i asked the owner to control his dog sand he said said -- and he said, no. your dog is the problem and i the said i don't think so and then just left. >> reporter: one man says this dog -- this dog -- he says it's not the bigger versus smaller dog. it's breed of dog causing the

problem. if you are looking at a live picture, you see the gentleman. there were ideas to -- ideas to separate the park and keep those dogs who are aggressive and of a particular breed to one side and the other dogs on the other side. some people don't support that idea. i'm still trying to get ahold of the person who thought up the proposal. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. overnight there was a large grass fire in contra costa county, it started after 8:00. the fire burned 50 acres. no structures were threatened. no one was hurt.

one woman jumped right in to this gushing water, saying she found the water refreshing. the road is now back open. 7:05. we're still waiting to hear when the two uc berkeley graduates still held in iran may possibly be released. the iranian attorney for the men say he filed all of the necessary paperwork for him -- for him to get out on bail but he doesn't expect a decision before next saturday. this is contradicting a statement on tuesday by the iranian president that the two grads will be released within days if they paid $500,000 bail each. well, this morning, libyan rebels are welcoming the first world leaders to visit libya since they took control of lib

beep ya. david cameron and nicolas sarkozy want to show their support for the national transition council. coming up at 7:15, we'll have a live report from washington, d.c. and the message from david cameron this morning to the still missing moammar gadhafi and his supporters. 7:06. overnight japan was hit by a 6.2 magnitude earthquake. it struck off japan's northeast coast. that's the same area where nearly 20,000 pipe died after a magnitude 9.0 is quake and tsunami in -- tsunami in march. there was no reports of injuries or damages. this afternoon, a santa clara judge will set a trial date for a san jose police officer accused of molesting two boys. prosecutors say the officer had sexual con -- contact with 15- year-old and 17-year-old boys that he met on craigslist.

the officer says the boys represented themselves as older. he has pleaded not guilty. well, finding a parking space in san francisco may soon get easier thinks to a tech. you can text 877877 to get real- time information on parking. if you type "sf park" in that message, you will get a list of codes for all of the lots. you can also type "garage" and the address and get information about nearby garage -- about nearby parking. >> i think i would spend more time trying to figure out how to punch in those codes and everything. [ laughter ] lets check in with sal -- let's check in with sal. >> why not have your driver

just take you? >> yeah. that would be my husband. [ laughter ] let's take a look the highway 4. we have -- let's take take a look. highway 4, i see slow traffic all the way up to the area. moving along and taking a look at the bridge, we had a stalled motorcycle on the span. that's gone but traffic is recovering to the toll plaza and the backup is about 15 minutes or so. let's take a look at the commute in commute -- through the livermore valley. >> let's go to steve -- let's go to steve. a cooler, cooler pattern there. no doubt about it. it looks like we'll carery that tomorrow. next week is looking warmer but today, morning fog, cooler,

breezy. clearing out and warmer temperatures more so on sunday then we're getting on saturday. there's plenty of -- president bushty of fog to go around. there's breaks out there, and there is a very pronounced westerly breeze or swellly breeze. a cooling trend started and then continues tomorrow. and then we'll see the marine temperatures rebound. but today if you are on the coast, it won't get that sun. chilly, blustery breezy. same for the fog even -- fog. even the inland temps will come down. there is a lat of -- there is a lot of fog out there today. thunderstorm is on the western edge of the low which finally is moving slow. that's a big-guy low. and they had thunderstorms in southern california. big lightning show and a lot of -- and a lot of rain from palm springs to palmdale. things will be coming down.

for us, we looked to the west and to the fog and feel the breeze. it will be sunny once the fog burns off. but it won't be very warm. we're starting to watch systems come out of the gulf of alaska. their is a weak system. a lot of low clouds and funny. sunny. after that fog burns off, it will be cooler. can't get much cooler by the coast. 79 in ukiah. so cool there. santa rosa, 74. san rafael, right at -- right at 60. a lot of 60s, including a vallejo and benicia. i went two 80s here.

didn't want to. but i did. tori and dave? >> all right. thank you, steve. 7:11. a rare honor today for a real war hero. >> it's such a great honor to receive it. but there is a huge price that was paid for it. a brave marine talks about the tragedy that led to his heroics. and searching for an arsonist, critical new details from witnesses after nine fires broke out in sacramento. and the warship that played a critical role in the demise of osama bin laden that will be coming to the bay area.

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there's a little bit of sunshine. it's going to be -- even though it's sunny, it will be cooler. 70s inland for many and then if you have the low clouds and fog, it will be in the 50s and 60s. in just a couple of hours from now, president obama will present the medal of honor to a very brave u.s. marine. sergeant dakota meyer will become the first living marine to get that medal since the vietnam war. now, he ran through enemy gunfire to recover the bodies of his fallen comrades during a firefight in afghanistan two years ago. however, this marine from kentucky doesn't call himself a hero. >> anyone who receives the medal of honor and we're still here to talk about it, that's -- that's such a great honor to

receive it. but there was -- but there's a huge price that was paid for it. >> the sergeant saved the lives of 13 americans and soldiers but several other u.s. servicemen and afghan soldiers died in the firefight. uc berkeley is on the list of schools that have a military- friendly environment. gi jobs magazine risks schools for their efforts to offer financial and other support. the magazine says there are about 7,000 colleges and universities offering programs designed for veterans. this is the second consecutive year that uc berkeley made the list and stanford is on the list this year. the annual san francisco fleet week celebration gets started in two weeks and the uss carl winston will be at the

celebration. that's the ship that carried osama bin laden after he was killed. 7:16. new this morning, the leaders of britain and france are right now in tripoli, libya, meeting with the new leaders. alison burns is live in our newsroom with the message that they had for moammar gadhafi. >> reporter: that's right, dave. they are the first foreign heads of state to meet with libya's government. let's take a look at david cameron and french president knick co lass sarkozy. they played a major role in the bombing to topple gadhafi forces. now they say the nato police will continue as long as is necessary to >> and the message to, i think, gadhafi and all of those still

holding arms on his behalf, is -- it's over! give up! >> reporter: earlier at tripoli's biggest hospital, u.s. assistant secretary of state jeffrey feldman saw the price up high. he's the first to meet with libya's leaders. he says the u.s. is working with. rebel leaders on more military operation. reporting live from washington, d.c. >> alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. all right. thank you, allison. 7:17. palo alto city officials will hold a forum on the issue of people living their in -- in their cars. the vehicle will bring together residents want a ban and advocates for people who are homeless and in desperate need. one idea involves fake organizations, allowing a small number of people to use parking lots and bathrooms at night. the forum will be held at 7:00

p.m. at university church on -- church on stanford avenue. police say 18-year-old angie gomez told classmates and teachers she had leukemia and just six months to live. the school helped fund-raisers for her collecting about $17,000. but police started to investigate after some said gomez didn't look sick. the case is now in the hands of the horizon city district attorney. 7:18. fire officials in sacramento fear they have a serial arsonist on their hands. firefighters fought six different fires yesterday. witnesses say they saw a man riding his bike on the parkway setting flames along the way. on saturday, there were nine different fires in the area. residents are frightened about

this and worried about their statement. >> very concerned i westbounder should i go to sleep at night or wonder should i watch to see what happens. >> they are describing him as a white -- as white chair riding a 10-speed bike spotted in that area at the time of the fire. some is parents have found out a way to get the mayoral candidates to pitch in this saturday to help with fund- raising so far, eight of the of the candidates have agreed to show up on wash -- and wash cars. last night, donald trump and rick perry had a guys night

out in new york city. the two eight dinner at the trump international hotel. no word on the circumstances of the meeting but some political observers for republicans say a visit with the donald is almost a requirement 0 for gop candidates. trump decided not to run for president earlier this year but has says he might rejoin the race as an independent if he feeling the republicans choose the wrong candidates. there's word this morning that mikhail salhali has not been kidnapped as her husband suspected. she has turned up in tennessee with june until guitarist neil shon. you may remember the couple of -- with journey's guitarist

neil shon. you may remember the couple of was accused of crashing the white house dinner. a bombshell from casey anthony's father, he spells out what he thinks caused his granddaughter's death.

a new report says meg's methods for testing pipelines is not as strict as some other agencies. the "san francisco examiner" reports the state's fire marshal has tougher guidelines. officials tested pipelines using petroleum products. the cpus. 7:24, the parents of casey

anthony have different views on how they think caylee died. yesterday in an interview, george anthony said his daughter may have accidentally drugged caylee and may have tried to cover up the death. meantime, his wife cindy anthony says caylee drowned in the pool and her daughter had something to do with the burial. all right. 7:24. we want to check in with again with sal, keeping a close eye on the thursday morning commute. sal? >> all right. traffic is getting much busker is in many areas. we're gonna start off with a look at the santa cruz mountains. if you are driving into the valley here, 17 is pretty slow and then you will see traffic into the main start the -- into the main part of the valley.

280 is slowing down-- slowing down from 17. here is the traffic trouble spot, 880 at the interchange. watch out for slowdowns in the area. 50 coming through livermore is slow. let's move along to live pictures, north to the 880 looks good, passing the coliseum. bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for about a 15-minute wait. on the incline, you will see traffic moderately heavy. let's go to steve. a few breaks in the low clouds the wind has picked up. there's a lot of low crowds around -- low clouds around. maybe we can scour this out later on today. it won't be very warm, even if

it's sunny. the system moving into the north is actually hetching to enhance that fog. 50s for temperatures, everybody, coast, bay, inland, sonoma county airport, the cootest at 52. if this patterns continues to hold one of these patterns will give us rain. it won't be this one but it's giving, dash but it's giving us a cool down. windy for tomorrow. so 50s, 60s, 70s. i did go with 80 for antioch. fairfield, 75. cool, breezy, the weekend always in view. we have a little rebound on saturday. then it will be warmer sunday and monday, especially inland. all right. a terrifying discovery on a busy bay area street. how a single match could have caused a disaster. >> reporter: the foreclosure crisis hits a new low.

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busy street. volunteer cleanup crews found the explosives yesterday afternoon on the third street bridge. police immediately shut down the street and called in the bomb squad. one container was red, the other was black and had a two- inch wick coming out of the top. experts say they both contained a white powder that could have caused an plex if set on fire. nobody was hurt. california is seeing a big jump in home foreclosures. there is a new report that came out today shows a lot of default notices are going out here in the bay area. ktvu's tara moriarty is in oakland where one homeowner is reacting to all of this. >> well, the man who lives next door to this house said it was brand-new and it slipped into foreclosure. he says thieves have targeted it, stealing copper and now

it's board up and has graffiti. a group says from 2008 to the end of next year, oakland will lose $300 million. not only in cleaning up but in property taxes as well. the projections were drawn from realty track and it estimates -- realty track estimates, a loss of $12 billion. >> every morning i walk my dog and i see houses that could have been boarded -- that should have been boarded up. >> reporter: the zip code that received the brunch -- brunt of this 94609. the report's authors say if they could readjust people's mortgages to current market value, it would go a long way in helping the economy.

tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:32. there is a controversy brewing in one san francisco neighborhood over one homeowner's remodeling plan. the property is at 15th. why the the -- "the chronical" prance -- plans to rent it out to those who help offenders transition into society. the area says -- the -- 7:326789 police in oakland are looking for spocks -- for two suspects in a shooting that may be connected. investigators say the victims staggered into a home after being hit by gunfire. there's no word on his condition. just intermine -- just 90 minutes later, police discovered another shooting victim on 58th.

of investigator -- investigators believe he was shot elsewhere and placed at this location. police don't say why the two shootings may be related. vallejo's police chief said the city's crime rate has dropped to a 15-year old. the chief credits neighborhood watch groups for one of the reasons for the decline. some residents say the real reason is that crime is underreported in this stay. well, republican presidential candidate, michele bachmann, comes here to the bay area today. she'll campaign in san rafael. the minnesota congresswoman arrives at 9:15, we'll have breakfast with voters. tomorrow bachman has two appearances in southern

california. there is a new ktvu field poll of the presidential race. it shows california's republican voters bucking the national trend. 28% of republicans surveyed in california like mit rom know -- mitt romney. >> none of the other candidates had more than 7% of the vote in this survey -- survey. the poll also shows that president obama has double- digit leads over romney and perry here in california. the survey shows president obama with 51% to mitt romney's 38% and the president has an even bigger lead over perry. 54% to 35%. the uc regents will take a look at a proposal in their meeting in san francisco today. coming up at 7:45, pam cook

joins us in the newsroom to let us know how much tuition could go up and why leaders say it's necessary. apec's summit continues today. just minutes ago, the state events got underway. secretary of state, hillary clinton, arrived yesterday. the goal is to help empower women throughout the discussion. 7:35. well, san leandro police are investigating two armed street robwies -- roshrys. a woman was pushing her child in a stroller monday night. a man and woman came behind her and demanded cash before stealing purse. and then ten minutes later, another person was sobbed --

was robbed on halcion drive. up in the sky, a mysterious light had people from arizona to los angeles looking at the lit -- light. nasa has a bright idea of what this bright light may have been. mum we'll bring you a live report on this from pasadena. 7:36. this moving, the giants will reveal more about the surprising change at the top of their front office. the ceo will not return in that role next season. giants' president, larry bear, will move into that job. nukam has reportedly been battling with the expect ecktive academy. >> as long as sabian is there

and they don't have any -- don't have as many injuries, it's okay. >> both nuk and -- nukum and larry bear will meet with the media this morning. and i just found out that he left to be the top security officers for microsoft and then left that job to work here. sal, how is the commute? >> well, it's nice. getting there is a different story because it will be crowded. we're also looking at another big city, the bay area's largest city. that would be northbound 280, it has a large traffic jam here and also on highway 85 and highway 101 getting into the main parts of the valley. that's where a lot of people -- that's what a lot of people do

anyway. another big city in the bay area where we have some slow traffic not only on here but approaching the sake shore foyer. we're looing -- we're looking at southbound traffic. it's a traffic -- it's terrible. that's why we call it a trouble spot. we want to remind you that the posy tube has reopened but -- i'm sore iry. it was the western tube closed. authorities shut down the western tube just before 3 -- just before 2:00. the crash -- people in this car left off. the whole thing closed the tube but things are open again at this hour. let's go to back to steve. >> well, if you haven't heard,

it came out that another la nina is forming this year. we had colder than average temperatures. now, la nina usually means colder temperatures in the winter sometime -- inter-- in the winter time. last year, we had record snow, a lot of rain. so we went from la nina back into la nina. the pattern really hasn't changed. but of deposit -- low pressure is on the coast. we've had the cool -- the coolest summer for monterey. oakland was the 10th coolest. i so i mean, parts of the country are hot but here in the red cross it's been a very cool pattern. we're right in it.

just had a nice tweet from peggy la fayette. low clouds, breezy to windy conditions there. today, the fog should get chewed up. it's not -- there's not much left to support it. thunderstorm activity should get pushed off. another day yesterday where it was very active in southern california, especially around palm springs to palmdale. 50s on the temperatures. 52 santa rosa. a little bit of a bite but the door is open for that sea breeze and some of that low cloudiness. one system moves in and then by saturday i think we'll see high pressure move in. low clouds, sun. it will be cooler.

it's blustery. 60s and 70s just 79 clearlake. 74 sonoma. 72 kentfield. 75 danville. 68, berkeley, a.m. oakland. it will be a cool pattern same for san jose. vase only 67. been a tough couple of beach days. in the city, south san francisco to man mateo, and then low 70s for many including belmont, atherton, woodside and upper areas. breezy, cool on friday. then with your weekend in view on saturday we're looking for a little bit of a decrease in the fog and then warmer weather on sunday into monday. all right. thank you, steve. 7:41. thousand a -- how a 31-year-old cost his mirror. the fbi is facing another

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stokeses are opening -- storks are opening -- opening up higher. it was three years ago today that lehman brothers declared bankruptcy. that's what a lot of people figure is the beginning of the recession. three years ago today. taking a look, the dow is up 74. nasdaq is up 7. s&p is up 6.

tear was disappointing news out this morning, 482,000 people filed for unemployment benefits last week. that's the highest level in three months. what's even more concerning is that the increase came during the week of labor day. jobless claims usually fall during short, holiday, with. the number of claims must fall below 377,000 to -- to indicate that hiring is enough to lower that re-- that -- to lower that rate. more bad news could be ahead for the bank because it could report a third quarter

loss. 7:46. well, there there is a big meeting in san francisco as pam cook reports from our newsroom, this one will probably anger parents and college students all over california. pam? >> yes, it will. today the university of california regents meet in san francisco and they are going to consider raising tuitions again. i want to take you out there live this morning where the -- it is day two of the regent's meeting. in the proposal, officials say

"a bold new approach is necessary to save the university from anker reversal decline into immediate out the troty -- me deokay crowty -- medeiocarty as well. we hope to get more information in the neck -- on this. back to you -- thank you. nasa will announce a new discovery by the kepler engine. that's the first mission capable of finding art-sized -- tablets. nasa will talk about the discovery at 11:00 this morning. and on the mysterious light last night that could be seen from arizona to los angeles. bob decastro joins us live from pasadena. >> one of the places where the

light could be seen. do we know where it is? >> they believe they know what it is. >> reporter: as you said, this was spotted among three states. and our phones were going crazy. someone said it might have been an faa that -- someone said it might have been a plane and the faa said no. ty call this a fireball. they say it's bigger than a shooting star or a meteor, probably the size of a baseball or a basketball, is a small chunk of an asteroid that was traveling west to southeast

across from riverside county here in california into arizona and nevada. as you said, people were breaking out their cell phones and taking video. a lot of that posted on youtube. that's interesting because we do see shooting stars here especially when you are out of the city lights but no one sees anything to this magnitude. and the scientists here are saying this is actually fairly common. it's that we don't see this because typically this happens every i -- every week but over the ocean, not land. folks here if they did see it, they were lucky to see it. because aparently it was the site to see. governor jerry brown promises lawmakers he will veto many of the 600 bills on his desk. he has not said which ones he will veto. he said he's focused on common sense laws that won't add -- that won't add to the current problems. well, the warriors made a

decision. they are honoring chris mullin. golden gate state announced that chris mullin's number 7 will be retired -- retired. the ceremony will take place at a home game in january. that is if the nba labor dispute does not disrupt the whole season. he played 7 seasons and he also worked in the front office for several years. >> right. ten minutes before 8:00. a warning for travelers at sfo, the scam targets passengers who own pets. need to produce foods yourself

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not be too far from reality. it's about a worldwide epidemic caused by a new virus. well, the cdc says a similar virus that could be transmitted from animals to humans is very plausible. but it wouldn't be as deadly and as contagious as the one feature -- featured in this movie. here is an e-mail pet scam. scammers have been sending phony e-mails offering to set -- to ship pets overseas and want to you send vaccination records. departments like this don't exist at sfo. the airport says if you get that e-mail, delete it. changes could be coming to millbrae's police department as the city looks for ways to increase the staff. "the examiner" reports 29 officers make up the force.

outsoursing is one option being considered. another option is to hire more officers. but some say a top priority shouldn't hiring a chief -- should be hiring a chief. sal is busy. i thought you straightened things out in oakland, sal. >> well, it's very slow on 880 and oakland we're getting it started in oakland. you will see slow traffic there heading up to the 23rd. 580 coming around the curve and getting over to 23 is slow. moving along to the toll plaza, you will see a big backup there. a lot of slow -- a lot of slow traffic. concord to walnut creek as well. and this is the traffic trouble spot of the morning. 880 and 92 southbound.

stalled big rick. it's been there for a while. traffic is backing up. if you drive that way, you need extra time this morning. let's go to steve. let's go to sal. >> thank you. had a great tweet from patrick. he's out in redwood shores and he said rex the cat jumped up on the bed to sleep. that fells me the weather is changing. it's all helped along by a very strong area of low pressure to the left, the breeze is. it will bottom out -- bottom out on friday. next week looks warm, 50s on these current temperatures, most locations have low clouds but there are some breaks in the fog. i think it will get chewed up

here. thursday/friday will be cool and then with the weekend in view on our five and sometimes seven-day forecast. we have a little bit of a rebound and it -- and looks better. a broken pipe creates a soggy mess in one bay area neighborhood overnight. we'll let you know why one person living nearby did not mind that mess at all.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's thursday, september 15th. well, happening right now, we've got an update on the story we first told you about at the top of "mornings on 2." the upscale bouchon bakery in yountville was hit by a fire

just hours ago. it will be closed today. ktvu's claudine wong is out there and you found out that the fire may have an impact on some pretty famous restaurants in that area, claudine. >> reporter: that's right, dave. this bakery owned by thomas keller who also owns three restaurants in the area, pretty famous restaurants, french laundry, the bouchon bistro. he was out here and has been out here all morning long since the fire started at 5:30. not a lot of -- lot of major damage but this bakery does supply bread to all of those restaurants. it will be affected because these's no business operating out of this bakery this morning. you can see firefighters on the scene. i did talk to the battalion chief first on the scene and he described the scene for us. >> the interior of the building was fairly clear.

there's only a small amount of flames showing from the exterior. once we started opening ul the holes, the flames increase and we started to get more smoke down into the building it -- to the building itself. >> reporter: they were able to get the fire out quickly. damage is estimated a cash -- is estimated at did 100,000. the five employees got out safely and were able to call 9/11. i talked to the -- 911. >> we're trying -- trying to assess right now. until we're able to assess the damage, i don't have any more information. >> reporter: that's because it's still very early. back out here live in yountville, you can see -- you can tell from the outside of the bakery, not a lot of exterior damage. we're talking smoke damage inside. this started near the major commercial oven. this is a bakery that on rates

24 hours a day. five people inside and so because that oven is out of commission, because the bakery is out of commission. for now they think it will be business as usual at all of the other restaurants. back to you. 8:01. docks may be man's best friend -- best friend but they are raising ten shins at one bay area park. kraig debro is live in berkeley to explain how recent attacks are happening to make some people unsafe. >> reporter: maybe man's best friend but not necessarily all of the time. the dog park is located within aloney park. 0 -- on hurst between mlk and sacramento.

in fact, once it was awarded a prize there for being one. top dogs in the country. top dog parks in the country -- but dog owners say there can be a nine line between play and tubialism. those who had not witnessed an account say they've heard accounts from friends. some from thed this to a pack -- some contributed this to a pack mentally. the owner wants to split the attackers from the attackees and split the park. >> it's nice to have the little dogs play with the big dogs, too. i don't see it as being a necessary -- necessarily a way to solve the problem. >> with him, he gets to run the whole lane of the park and wear

off his energy. if it were to be bifurcated, i don't know if it would solve -- solve the problem. >> reporter: the people we talked to just a second ago they said, at least two people are against it. possibly more. people who use this park say the afternoon is when it gets crowded and that's when up see the most problems with dogs. there was a big grass fire last night. this fire burned about 50 acres. no buildings, no structures were threatened. luckily no one was hurt. but several roads in the area were closed while the crews battled the flames. a broken waterline caused a big

mess in one neighborhood this morning. that's a lot of water. shortly after midnight, this waterline on east 19th street, burst sending water shooting into the air. one whom who lives nearby didn't really seem to mind. if nasdaq we'll show you -- it was refreshing to her. it took repair crews to bix that -- to fix that -- it took repair crews to fix that power line two hours. the iranian attorney for the two men in iran says he's fired all of the necessary painer work for them to be rees -- released on bail. but he says he to the not -- does not expect a decision before saturday. yesterday,'s money's judges said they were still reviewing the bill request. that contributed a statement,

that the two men would be released if they paid $500,000 bail money. david cameron and nicolas sarkozy say they want to show their support for the national transition mammal. >> coming up at 8015, we'll have a report. overnight ther was a big earthquake in japan. a 6.2 magnitude. it struck off jap's northeast coast. that's the aim say ya where lom% people died after a magnitude 9.0 quake. there was no tsunami in this latest quake or no word of any injuries or damages. supreme court justice ruth bedder bunsberg is speak at the

-- budget gadder is speaking at -- ruth bader againstberg arrived safely last night. security escorted the justice away from our corner. her original flight was about to take off from dulles airport yesterday morning when smoke starting coming out from one of the engines. the 185 people aboard the plane had to slide down emergency chutes, including a mother clutching her newborn. rebecca blank was also on the flight. she, too, was not injured. a group of san jose parents are trying to come up with ways to keep a popular skate park open.

state park needs extra -- needs extra money by october 1. >> that's coming up quickly. >> very quickly. sal, things are slow on the road. >> they are. it's pretty slow on this thursday getting out to me -- getting out to many of these commutes. you will see a lot of waiting time. the worse is 880. this has definitely been a traffic trouble because of a stalled big rig. we had a couple of crashes. the -- just can't move. traffic backed up from marina boulevard. are you listening to this -- if you drive on 880 you will be in a world of hurt there this morning. i want to move the maps to the south bay. because 2le 0 -- 280 itself, we've had a rash of crashes. 280 -- it's just -- it's rick. 85 is a almost bit better of an

option if you use 8 a, it's not all that bad. slow traffic in cupertino and 101 is very slow. westbound bay bridge barked up for about a 25-minute wait at the toll plaza. this morning we're looking at traffic 880 northbound in -- i want to mention something that's not on the list. near san jose avenue, aauntly someone was trying to run from the police. he was -- she was hiding in the bushes. they found her and are bricking her back to the station. people are slowing down to take a look at this. let's go, steve. >> sal, ku -- thank you. there are breaks in the clouds.

decrease in the fog. but i tell you, it -- a seagull flaching its wings. it does look warmer inland. today if you are over by the coast, even though you get the sun and there are a few breaks. even if you get the sun, it won't be very warm. if you have the low clouds, inland, once that burns off, it will be sunny and breezy. >> but a lot of 70s for inland areas today. the thunderstorm activity should get pushed -- pushed off now with drier air. had some pretty good -- had some pretty good boomers near palm springs, palmdale. not today. things are pretty quiet.

sea breeze is picking up. and what's happening is, look at that system dropping out of the gulf of after -- gulf of alaska. but the time it arrives here, it's ushering the cooler air aloft. >> low clouds, sunny. it will be nice, cooler. it will be breezy and windy to some. our observer was 93 in brett. i'm countying things up there that way. 70s, 60s at stun ton beach. pittsburg, 77. 64 in oakland, la fayette, alma mow. 680 corridor and then 70s. who of a lot of 60s. morgan hill -- a lot of 60s.

50s in daly city, pacifica. lower 60s in the city. even santa cruz capitola. there's too much fog. breezy, cool on friday and then we start to warm things up on the weekend. does that work? it looks warmer on sunday and monday. tori and dave? >> morn warmer. >> more warmer. >> yes. >> yes. the leaders of britain and france are in libya this morning. the message they have for die- hard supporters of moammar gadhafi.

good morning. well, we have a pretty good push on the fog and low clouds. some of this is beginning to break through. there is cold frontally a chill. it will be sunny, breezy, 60s and 70s for many. you gotta see this. a miracle. no one was seriously hurt here. a car smashed through the window of a bike store in orange county. look at the would tom of your -- bottom left of your screen. look at the bottom of your screen. it just missed her and someone standing next to her. went all the way back to the store. the driver 85 years old apparently stepped on the gas instead of the breaks. several thousand dollars worth of damage was caused. 8:15. libya's new government is get

-- is getting a big boost. cameron and sarkozy are there to show their support. alison burns is live with more. >> reporter: that's right. they are the first foreign leaders to visit libya since the fall of the gadhafi regime. let's take a look at british prime minister david cameron and nicolas sarkozy. they played a key role in the bombing campaign and say this will continue as long as necessary to protect libyans. prime minister cameron had this message for gadhafi -- >> and the message i think to gadhafi and all of those still holding arms on his behalf is, it is over. give up. the mess -- her centuries

should be home dash go home -- go home. there will be no u.s. combat troops on the ground in libya. reporting live from alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, allison. right now in washington, d.c. a congressional panel is set to pentagon -- to -- is about to question mental officials. lawmakers say they are troubled by if -- by not banning a company doing business with the u.s. even after they were said to operate an illegal style

conference -- . a gruesome warning from criminals along the mexico border for the u.s. of -- for the use of media sites. the bodies of a man and a woman from found hanging from a bridge in a mexican town at the border. "this is going to happen to all of those posting funny things on the -- on the internet." some in heydy demanding the peace kinders get out of the country. they protested outside of the palace and demonstrators are angry about the alleged sexual assault of an 18-year-oldish hash -- haitian man. the protest comes just before haiti's president is due to ask for the united nations to extend its stay. the father of natalee holloway is asking a court to declare his daughter dead. the alabama teen disappeared during a trip to aruba in five

for her high school graduation. her body has never been found. alabama law requires a waiting time of five years to issue a death saturday when a body is not recovered. the lawyer for her father says he's only seeking closure for his fall. and there are reports that scarlett johansson is the latest celebrity to have her cell phone hacked. the fbi is looking into a series of computer intrusions targeting well-known people. nude photos were reportedly taken off her cell phone and posted on the internet. in northeastern minnesota, firefighters are trying to stop a waging -- raging wildfire. now, rain and cooler temperatures helped yesterday. but people in isabella are still worried -- are still worried, that some have

evacuated. >> the prediction for something like this happening was so low. >> firefighters are bracing for more when the weather will be warmer and cry -- drier. canadien county, there is a fire that's burned about 27,000 ache. evacuation orders have been lifted for 30 homes nearty hatch chi. now, another fire in kern county is 90% of the -- is 90% under control. it's another step on her campaign against childhood obesity. the first lady will be on hand for a healthy, new way to eat.

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morning. 11 people were taken to hospitals. most with minor injuries. overnight, 13 of the 24 traffic lanes reopened. the other 11, though, are expected to remain closed throughout the day. this crossing by the way is the busiest in the nation with 50,000 vehicles entering and leaving the u.s. eve day. well, first lady, michelle obama, will help take the traps off healthy menus the now, the company that owns the olive garden, red lobster and four our -- and four other changes says they will cut calories and sodium in their meals by 20% over the next few years. children's meals will be changed to include a fruit or a vegetable and low-fat milk. and if the child wants french

fries instead, the adult will have to ask for it. all right. sal, not so sweet on the commute? >> not so sweet at all. as a matter of fact, i'm hitting a sour note, if i can embellish the segway a little more. the bay bridge toll plaza is back under for about a 20- minute wait. it's improving there. but 680 is not. this morning a traffic trouble spot remains, 880, southbound, with a stalled big rig. it's been there for at least an hour. san jose, the slowest freeway is 280. 85 looks pretty good. 8:24 let's go to steve. if you like cooler weather today and tomorrow will be to your liking. even if it's sunny, it will be

a breezy, cool day. 60s and 70s on the highs. plenty of coastal fog and low clouds moving inland. ed fog should get chewed up here and there are brakes -- breaks. maybe you will get some sun but it won't be that warm. 50s and 60s. the system coming into the north has enhanced that fog bank, a lot of 50s. hayward says 61. i don't think their high will be much stronger than 56, 57 today. that system coming in will give us some clouds. we should end the shower activity as the -- up in the mountains as well. fog, sun, cooler. 60s, 70s. a few low 80s. morgan hill, santa rosa, napa.

low, 70s or upper 60s. so a cool pattern in place today and tomorrow and then with your weekend always in view, things start to turn around. explosives found on a -- dangerous explosives found on a street. why the danger may not be over. and the foreclosure crisis has reached and all-time low, we'll tell you which area has received the brunt of it and why neighbors are so angry about it okay, people, let's get started.

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police in santa rosa want to know who left two massic containers filled with -- plastic containers filled with explosives on a busy street they were found by volunteer cleanup crews yesterday under the third street bridge. police immediately closed that street and called the bomb squad. one container was red, the other was black. had 2-inch wicks coming out of the top. experts say they -- showed they contained a white powder, which could have caused a fire -- which could have expo -- exploded if a fire was started. the firm realitytrac says the homes that received an initial notice of foreclosure went up 33% in the month before. that's the biggest gain in four years. this may be a trend because foreclosures had begun to slow last fall, you may remember,

after the robo signing scandal. now those cases are being processed and are coming to reality. here's more. >> reporter: unfortunately, the foreclosure crisis shows no signs of stopping, especially in this neighborhood. if you take a look behind me, you e this house right here? we're here off 98th avenue. there's one exactly like it. just across the street. neighbors tell me that the bank actually owns both of these homes. they've been boarded up, fenced in. it's been that way for months. now all of this is -- now all of this is part of a new study of 5,000 homes within this zip code along and 28,000 according to acorn.

they say from 2008 to the end of next year, oakland will lose 313 million. it estimate -- it estimates that the price has -- crisis has caused oakland property values to drop by $12 billion. neighbors say the crisis has made their streets less safe. >> they are pretty new. they did some electrical work there. >> reporter: the skip code -- the zip code that received the brunt of this, 94609. now, the report eauthor says if they could readjust people's mortgages to the current market value. that would go a long way in helping the community -- helping the economy. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2

news. >> thank you. controversy is brewing in one san francisco neighborhood over one homeowner's remodeling plans. the property in 15 is at 15th and antioch. the chronicle reports that the owner plants -- plans to loan it to the group that helps ex- offenders and others transition back into society. oakland police looking now for suspects in two overnight shootings that may be connected. the first one happened just after midnight at holly in east oakland. the victim staggered into a house after being shot. we dent nope his condition. 90 mislater later another shooting victim was found on 58th avenue. the young man was shot in the leg and is expected to survive.

police won't say why they think these two shootings may be related. sacramento apolice chief says the city's crime rate has fallen to 01-year -- 15-year low. the chief credits the dogs for one of the reasons. others say it is because crime is fund reporter. a new california department of justice report says violent crime in the state is at its lowest since 1968. it is 8:33. some people in south napa are without running water, following a water main break. on tuesday, a 36-inch in pipe broke -- broke in top spots. just four months ago, the same transmission name failed. the city is providing water but homeowners say it's a been a frustrating few days. >> you can't brush your teeth because there's no word utter and you can't take a shower or

do your laundry you can't do anything. it makes life a little challenge. we called it see when the water will be back on but we -- but we could not reach anyone. republican presidential candidate, michele bachmann comes here to campaign. she's scheduled to have breakfast with voters at a private home. california's republican voters bucking the national tread. 28% of republicans surveyed in california prefer mitt romney, 20% liked pick -- rick perry. nationally rick perry is the front runner and sarah palin comes in third. none of the candidates had more

than 70, -- 7 ors on this vote -- 7% on this. the survey shows president obama with 51% to rom knit's 38%. 8:35. tuitions may go up again for the university of california students. the uc reintelligents will consider tradition hikes in their big meeting in san francisco today. coming up at 8:45, cam book cook comes back to join us live in the newsroom to tell us how much commission may go up. well the apec women conference continues today. secretary of state hillary clinton came to down. she will never the governor's

-- she will tour the governor's mansion. at the ponderosa complex, not far from interstate 680, there was a fire. the fire started around 3:00 yesterday afternoon. one man went to the hospital with second-degree burns for his legs. another was streeted on the scene for smoke inhalation. >> i ran to see if -- if there was anybody. i didn't see anybody and i went back and that's when i went back right away. the fire department estimates damages will be more than $1 million. the cause. fire is still being investigates -- being investigated. in just a couple of hours from now, the giants will tell us more about the surprises -- sur priding flame at the front of office -- at the front of their office. bill new come will not return. larry -- larry bear will move

into that job. new com supportedly has been -- >> there are reports that nkkoum was spending money without consulting then on type them they should they should be consulted about. >> now, nookiam say this was his money toed is spend how he saw fit. both men will -- both men will meet this foreigning for the president's conference. 20 volunteer fifes lost their home. that fire is the biggest in san francisco history. it destroyed 34,000 acres and more than 1500 homes. the fire is now 70 course% contained. but there's concern that busty winds may cause more flareups.

>> in july, fema awarded new jersey 48 million, partly for buyouts but there's no guarantee everyone will get one. in 1999, hundreds asked for a buyout after flush floyd but only about 40. s got help. the united auto works union is back and there's no threat of a strike. union leaders are-- agreed not to walk out. the expired contracts will be extended until a new deal is reached. 8:38. sal i know you are watching the toll plaza and everything else. how is it looking?

>> well, it's so. that's probably why i a -- why i have a job here because who -- which seems to have a lot of security as you can see. all kinds of traffic. let's take a look. we're starting off with the south bay which -- not shrinking to any challenge the 280 and 101, now 785. 85 is bark under from about saratoga to sunnyvale. the middle of the bay, the traffic trouble spot is 880 at 92. they are getting rid of a stalled booth. live pictures now, i want to show you the traffic at the slope. very slow. it's been if -- it's been about -- the commute is okay in san

francisco. northbound 101 traffic is moderately heavy. >> let's go to steve. been it won't be very warm today -- it won't be very warm today. a lot of 60s and 70s. a lot of reports of a coolness/fog in the air. there have been gusts from 15 to 35 miles an hour today. don't see much change on friday. by the weekend, saturday looks to be the day where you start to transition and get rid of some of that wind and also the coolness and we'll start to warm up sunday into monday. but there's plenty of low clouds out there. if made a big surge. our cooling trend will have -- will have cash cash grips all the way out to the valley. but by saturday things shut -- things should start to bounce

off a little bit. there was some pretty good thundershower activity in southern california, from palm springs to big bear to the sierra, but things look to be on the outs. 5 it-61 not much at changed. livermore, san jose, still overcast, san jose with a southerly wind to about ten miles an hour. yet the key is here. travis, fairfield, west vest, -- west vest, vacaville and -- and a southwest. same for snowe oakland and the -- same for oakland. that's a cool air alawsuit pattern. >> no -- u.k.

an tester bungaloos. -- fog, cooler, even if you get the sunshine. a lot of 60s and 70s on these highs. i did go with a couple of 80s. but not much. 72 kentfield. 68 vallejo and benicia. 75 in fairfield. walnut creek, la fayette, alamo, cool, concord. pleasant hill in there. there's your 280. antioch and brentwood. livermore, 74. alameda, 62. i just heard from my friend lee know. she's in alameda. she states -- lena. she's in alameda. she says is doesn't feel like september to me. no, it doesn't. in september we're talking usually with the heat. a lot of upper 60s in the peninsula or very low 70s. including woodside and we probably will have some cool reads. then with your weekend weekend in few, we start to warm things up.

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taking a look at the numbers on wall street, numbers are higher, takes to good news come out about european -- thanks to good news coming out about european banks. there's also some attention being brought to the fact that it was three years ago today that lehman brothers collapsed. a lot of people believe that sparked the rescission. the dow is up 112. nasdaq up 18. s&p is up 11. aaa says the price of gas here in the bay area is now starting to level off. that's after climbing steadily toward the $4 mark. aaa says over the last few weeks, substations will switch to a twinter blend of gas and that -- to a winter blend of

gas and that typically brings down the price of gas. facebook has a new "like" button on pages and subscribers can hear from journalists, entertainers and politicians. just a reminder, we have a facebook page for the ktvu morning news team. with a lot of good updates on traffic, news and weather. let's bring you up to date on some of the other tips we're following right now. this -- top stories we're following right now. this bakery caught on fire. it broke out at the bouchon bakery. this is owned by thomas keller. he also owns the french restaurant. we've also found out in the past hour that authorities in

norway now suspect that a deadly cruise fire was caused by an engine room explosion. the blast killed two crew members. nine were hurt. the investigators have not talked about whether the explosion was deliberately set or accidentally yet. and david cameron, cameron and sarkozy are in libya. they are the first world leaders to visit libya since the rebels took control -- took control of the capital. well, tuition hikes again? they are talking about it among uc lee gent -- regents. pam cook is in the newsroom with more. >> that's right. hundreds of colleges are -- college students are dreading tuition. we're live at the mission day campus of ucsf. the uc region begins in less

than an hour and they are going to consider raising tuitions again by at least 8%. it could be as high as 16% every year through 2016. we just spoke to university of california president mark yudof what was -- who was heading into the meeting this morning. he blames a popular culprit, the state budget problem. i hate it when we have to raise tuition. we need to get a better deal with the state. as long as they are investing less and less. how do we maintain quality? >> he's talking about the uc system that has seen cuts -- seen cuts of $2.3 billion in the last couple of years. he also just told us that the uc regents have been drying hard. they've cut cost, they've laid off people. they are down a lot of money

and he says it's his job to make sure the system is running effectively. right now, tuition is 12,192, about 12,000 and they are talking about tuitions that could be as high as 22,000 in five years. now, students we just spoke with are there as well. they are outside the meeting and they are upset. they are talking about the huge increases they've seen in the last ten years in the range of 300%. we're there at this meeting at the uc regents. decisions could be made today. we'll have -- updates throughout the day here on "mornings on 2" and don't forget to check the website at ktvu.com. back to you. >> thank you, pam. ten minutes before 9:00. in just a few hours, president obama will present the med of honor to a very brave marine. sergeant decota meyer will become the first living marine to receive this medal since the

vietnam war. he ran through enemy gunfire to recover the bodies of soldiers in afghanistan two years ago. however, he does not consider himself a hero. >> anyone who receives the medal of honor and we're still here to talk about it, that's -- that's such a great honor to receive it. but there is a huge price that was paid for it. >> meyer ultimately saved the lives of 13 u.s. marines and soldiers but several u.s. service men and afghan soldiers did die in the fight. another attack by vandals. why a bay area church is in the dark this morning. and incredible story of survival. an 85-year-old man trapped in a car for three days. what he did to the armrest. blatche blatche blan

8:54. a mysterious light that could be seen in the sky from los angeles to arizona was most likely a fireball. nasa scientists say the light was a pregnant of an asteroid that enter -- was a pregnant of an as ter roy -- fragment of an asteroid. some captured this on camera. this -- this is home video from phoenix. scientists believe the fireball

disintegrated before it hit the ground. dr. oz is getting a scolding for comments on his tuesday show did -- about apple juice. he says testing by a new jersey lab found unacceptable tests that showed led. but they say their own tests showed very level levels. a form hear -- former head for the cdc is calling the dr. oz report extremely disturbing. the priest at a church sent us an e-mail this morning and said at 5:30, the maintenance found themselves in the dark without tris. that's peace -- that's because thieves stole copper buyering. this thanked a couple of --

copper wiring. a man survived three days in his car at the bottom of the ravine. >> i was ens -- i was not afraid of death. >> that's robert porter. went sight seeing in his neighborhood in san antonio. he drove down the hill to look at a scenic pond. his car rolled backwards, wined up against the tree and ravine. mr. porter is a world war ii vet, he overcame heart attacks and recently survived cancer. now he was trapped and playing for the mirror cau rel. >> probably by the end of the second day, i thought i was dying. so i prayed to god. >> his car battery horn down for honking his own -- from

honking his horn for days. but a neighbor came by, saw his car -- sawly car -- saw his car and called for help. there is the only injury, the cut on his hand. he was trying to find a pen and he had been -- he was trying to find a pen. >> wow. if you look at the evidence on 88 oh, 580, busy. 580 at 80 at the toll plaza. you can see traffic is slow. some sun out there. that's a lot of low clouds hanging around. it's cool, it will be breezy today. in fact, temperatures, 60s and 70s for almost everybody. same for friday, then things start to get a little warmer saturday and then sunday/monday are looking warmer. >> 92 on monday. >> yeah. it looks like we'll go back

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