search. going for the gold. mining on their own property could cost them a small fortune. "mornings on 2" begins right now. well, good morning to you. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. san jose police are investigating an overnight shooting. it all started because of a report of a stolen car. allie rasmus is live at the scene where there are still some unanswered questions. allie? >> reporter: exactly -- [ no audio ] >> reporter: we know there was some sort of confrontation that happened here on barington court. at some point police tried to pull over a car that had been

stolen. that stolen vehicle was a ford mustang. there were two men in the car. members of the santa clara county auto theft task force saw that mustang and the task force is made up of san jose and chp officers, they ran the license plate of that car, realized it had been reported stolen. when they tried to pull over the driver, a con fronttation broke -- confrontation broke out and two officers fired weapons. a man was shot. >> we don't have all of the details to provide a statement as to what led up to it investigators are processing the scene where this occurred. and also the officers involved in this are being questioned along with the suspects. >> reporter: now, the 31-year- old man is being treated at the hospital. we're told he has non-life- threatening injuries. the other person in the car, a 40-year-old man, was not injured and is being questioned by police.

the question investigators are trying to figure out this morning, i'm back out here, we've seen investigators go through vehicles. two questions they are trying to answer. what exactly prompted the officer foss shoot at the suspect and which officers struck the suspect, whether it was the san jose police officer or the chp officer, again, both agencies are part of the task force and they were working together when they tried to pull over this car this morning. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 7:02. we're learning new information about a hayward shooting that sent one man to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. it happened just before 8:00 last night on newhall street near huntman avenue. hayward police now say two 20- year-old men were fighting for an unknown reason. investigators say family members tried unsuccessfully to break up the fight. that's when one of the men went inside his home, got a shot gun

and then fired on the other man. police arrested the suspect about an hour later. sheriff's deputies say 22- year-old billy nare and 18-year- old jessica pagan left the redwood place mental rehabilitation center on wednesday on a 340-minute pass but they -- on a 30-minute pass but they never came back. both left the facility without their meditation. starting today, a new healthy happy meal is coming out from mcdonald's. the new version includes less fries and more fruits. >> reporter: good morning.

in the past, kids have been able to pic fries or apple. well, today, starting today, apples will automatically be in. i want to show you this. this has half of the calories compared to the ole one. now, mcdonald's throughout the bay area are implementing the changes in order to get more healthy parents we spoke to are all for the new changes. >> i thinkis excellent. the kids will eat more healthier and by downsizing it, i thinkis a great deal for everyone. the kids love it because they are getting the best of both world. >> reporter: if you don't want -- if you don't want the french

fries at all, you have order two bags of apples. back to you. >> thank you. just a couple of hours from now, secretary of state, hillary clinton, will be in san francisco delivering the keynote address at the apec women and the economy summit. among other things, the second will say that increasing opportunities for women is crucial to worldwide economic expansion. the focus of this cooperation summit is empowering women her speech begins at 9:00. we're hearing this morning that some democratic lawmakers are putting pressure on the obama administration's prop pigs regarding t-mobile. we'll have a live report about why the democrats thinkis a good idea and we'll tell you the response of the critics. today is the last day for a popular palo alto bowling ally.

after 50 years, it will be foreign down to make room for a new hotel and housing. is the last remaining boli on the dash bowling on the peninsula. the owner of -- the owner and two employers appeared in court yesterday. prosecutors say they handcuffed the clients and threatened them for hours for failing to make payments. video from last year shows fbi raiding the office. but no charges were gone. another report says that they operated within the law. >> we have a due diligence to make sure that they go to court and pay their fines.

if they don't do this, we have no choice but to take them to jail. >> their attorney told the judge that his defendants are anxious to fight the charges against them. let's go to sal. everybody behaving out there, sal? >> well, they are. this has been a pretty decent commute. they've had a couple of trouble spots. first of all, we'll eight start off in the south bay where we've had a little bit of activity -- southbound, at 85 at 280. there is a crash on the shoulder. the traffic continues to be looking pretty good and the other parts of the south bay. as we continue to look at the north bay here. i want to show you that southbound 101 now getting a backup for this trouble spot. southbound 101 at 37 on the shoulder with an injury crash. live pictures, wasn't to see that the bay bridge is backed up. the south bay 237, there you can see at 880 we're getting a

little bit of a slowdown. it had been nice until about ten minutes ago. now we're seeing slow traffic. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. happy friday. we have a chill. plenty of low clouds around. not as extensive at yesterday. it will still be cool today. temperatures very close to -- thursday we're carrying most of them into friday. 46 to 58 on the lows. fog, sun, breezy. point reyes north is clear. kenwood, 47. mill valley, 48. petaluma, woodside and sonoma all in at 49 degrees. a little cool there. thunderstorms again picked up in intensity around yosemite

also up into northern california. a little cold front slicing through. and you did see -- you can see it right there held together. there is one more there starting to visit the oregon coast. that will go through northern california as we. 553 redwood city. a lot of mid-50s, a few upper 50s. yesterday the sea breeze was just boot scootin' right along out to fairfield. it's still out there but it's been cut by two-thirds from yesterday. that system will keep us cool, right there, that has to go through. after that, high pressure builds in. kind of get a little signature on it. i think today we kind of transition, bottom out and we'll start -- we'll start a

warmup. today, 60s, 70s, gren. clearlake ukiah, 70s. petaluma, 73. san rafael. 72. novato just heard from david on a tweet. we'll go 74. also dirk out in hidden book in vallejo, clear, also cool. 70s for highs or very, very slow 80s. 74, san jose. even 70s for morgan hill. sunnyvale in there, along with woodside belmont, san mateo, redwood shores. tori and dave? >> three landowners in placerville could be in for big fines for mining for gold on their own property. now, they own the big cut mine on 150 acres. this 140-year-old mine was

abandoned just after world war ii but some of the neighbors say illegal mining operations can be going -- have been going fon years? one of the neighbors says the mining doesn't bother him. >> i don't know if they are mining illegally. i'm shot sure about that. i just know they own their property and they should be able to do what they feel is right. >> well, state officials say violation notices have gone unevenned and the owners failed to show up for a board hearing last week. officials say the board could charge up to $5,000 a day for every violation from the day the first notice was sent back in may. 7:11. an ominous warning from the top man at the pentagon. how planned military cuts could have a negative effect on the entire u.s -- u.s. economy.

good morning. sunshine for some already. a little bit cool in the morning. we'll end up with sunshine. breezy conditions. if you have the fog and low clouds, it will burn off slowly. >> nice shot there. thank you, steve. president obama is getting new pressure to say yes to the proposed merger of at&t and t- mobile. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom on what some democrats want the president to do. alison? >> reporter: tori, it's a group of 15 miamis -- democrats and they are essentially telling obama administration that his administration is standing in the way of creating tens of thousands of jobs in the united states. their letter to president obama asked him to intervene in the

justice department lawsuit blocking at&t's proposed acquisition of t-mobile. the justice department filed a lawsuit blocking the $39 billion deal saying it would hurt competition in the wireless market. but this group of democratic house members said the merger would create 55,000 to 100,000 new jobs in the u.s. consumer groups have argued the opposite, that the merger would actually cost jobs and hurt consumers. >> consumers all across the country, don't want higher prices, >> reporter: the group "free press" reports that ten of them have collectively received about $500,000 in campaign funds from at&t. reporting live from washington, d.c., alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, thank you.

7:16. defense secretary leon panetta says unemployment nationwide could jump 1% if the pentagon is cut more than a trillion dollars. those cuts would take effect automatically if they can't agree on the cuts by november 23rd or if congress rejects the committee's plan. if that happens, the defense budget would automatically be cut $1 trillion. supporters of wikileaks are being auctioned on e bare. among the items, a bag of coffee that wikileaks' founder said he smuggled out of a london prison where he was jailed ten days back in december of last year.

and then two tickets to a shon cert in paris. the tickets were donated by the designer. reportedly there is a debate going on within the mess over how far the u.s. can go in targeting islamist militants in yemen and see mall ya. according to "the new york times" the state department believes the u.s. should stick to its current policy of attacking high value individuals in those areas. the pentagon would like too expand texas to include rank and fire gruels -- rank and file groups. sh. rebel fighters in libya are closing in on moammar gadhafi 'hometown, one of the few strongholds left by his loyalist. this is his home town. the rebel forces are be -- are

meeting heavy forces. in san francisco, students who didn't comply, they've been asked to stay home. the chronicle reports that 2,000 students were sold don't come back to school unless they have proof. a new state law requires that all students dated 7 through 12 have to get vaccinateed. nurses at the schools will add minister shots to those who brought in permission slips. a bill that would ban the sale of alcohol at self-service checkouts is now on governor brown's desk. it was written by fiona ma.

she an marr will hold a community meeting today to listen to -- to the public. oakland police say a woman was talking with her little daughter, pushing a baby stroller near 47th and bancroft avenues and 10:00 yesterday morning. she was confronted by a man and a boy who police say yanked off their necklace and took her easternings. they grabbed thed tooler and took her gold fing and -- gold rings and necklace. police say the price of gold has led toenen -- has led to an increase in street robberies. >> we're probably looking at anyone robberies in a sing day, every day. >> reporter: police say, in

fact, there's as many as a dozen each day. television's biggest cars will be honored in los angeles this weekend at the 63rd annual crime sometime -- prime time hemy award. jane lynch of "glee" will hold the conference. she's nom may nateed as well. "glee" and "american idol" have a combined 22 emeries -- edgemies this year. a new battle over the san francisco bay. scientists warn a project miles away from here could create a serious problem here at home. also more on that tragic fire on this popular cruise ship. this is -- this is far from

from over. >> if you are drive on -- driving on highway 4 you are gonna see slow traffic here.

a norwegian cruise ship is in danger of captising. video shows thick, black smoke pouring from the ship yesterday. two crewmen were killed and hundreds of passengers were forced to evacuate. the ship is tilting at an angle. salvage crews are pumping water from the ship. they say the fire started in the engine room but it's still unclear what caused it. concerns that plans to reconfigure the delta may end up threatening the --

threatening the bay. there can be higher signs of selenium if aqueducts are built near the area. sill len knee yum is a -- selenium is a naturally- occurring toxin. but it can be harmful. a man found a moose, a drunk moose, in his apple tree. they actually had to cut the moose loose by sawing off tree branches. that moose was found on the tree on tuesday. finally wandered off yesterday. >> try to get rid of that hangover, i guess, hanging from a tree. let's check in with sal.

east bay everything okay ut it's -- east bay, everything okay there? >> the east bay is okay. things are moving along on highway 4. it's just a little lighter than usual as you drive through the area. the 101, san mateo and also getting over to the east bay in hayward, you can see both -- i just moved the maps so you can see both at the same time, i would say hayward, south interstate 880 is busy from 238 on dune to -- on dune to union city. sun for some already but there is a lot of low clouds out there. not sold out on the coast. but there's plenty of gray to go around.

what do you mean kind of? it is chilly. there is a lot of 40s and 50s. the wind is tailed off so we don't have much of a breeze. >> i think it will warm up inland temperatures, especially on sunday. i'm not convinced the coast -- i mean, they are feeling -- dealing with too much frog. sunny, breezy, morning fog gives way to 60s, 70s. but there is a lot of 70s. temperatures don't change much from yesterday. there's too much cool air in place. saturday morning is gonna be chilly but then it will be warmer on saturday and it looks warmer into sunday/monday, especially inland. 7:26. police cracking down on

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suspect is in custody in the killing of a college football star from solano county. police are still looking for a second suspect. kraig debro just got new information about the victim. kraig joins us live from fairfield. good morning, kraig. >> reporter: good morning,er to i -- toshry. we're on the 2500 block of hill born -- hillborn. >> reporter: good morning. this all says police are looking for one person. they already have one person in custody. they say it happened at 11:15 on the 2500 block of hill borne. they say -- hillborne. they say they shot the man. they left the place when police showed up at the apartment. they determined the man was dead on the scene. in speaking with the police this morning, they tell me that they wanted to keep this as quiet as possible. they were very surprised when

they went to the college and the college had already issued a press release and that the kids knew about it already. it was all over facebook. now, enis johnson played on the team. >> it's very difficult for me, my coaching staff and all of our players. he was such a well-liked person . it makes it very difficult. >> reporter: this is the man police are looking for. these will two pictures police issued on the press release. the picture looks very different. so i wanted to show it to you. they have a 23-year-old in custody. kenneth franklin. police are still looking for the other suspect in connection

with this homicide. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. 7:32. pleasanton police say an ongoing dispute apparently led to the stabbings of two teenagers. police say a 16-year-old on -- police say a 16-year-old and 17- year-old were stabbed. the boys reportedly had surgery and are recovering this person. san jose police going high tech in the battle against the world's oldest profession. >> hey, angie. how are you doing? >> pretty good. >> i'm okay. i found your ad on red book. are you available right now? >> last night, police set up what they call an internet date. undercover officers get the information off the magazine

and then call the prostitutes. >> they would rather couple here. so -- because they will make more and then they don't have to worry about getting hurt. >> the budget crisis is also apparently tracking more prostitutes. former san francisco archbishop william levadt is among those named in a sexual abuse complaint. two victims' rights group claim he and others tolerated widespread sexual abuse on a global scale. they have taken their case to the international criminal court. he's now a cardinal and oversees the vatican committee

on sexual abuse cases. pg&e crews were set to begin high pressure water tests next wednesday. the pipeline testing will now likely begin on thursday, september 29th. pg&e says emergency work on gas lines in another city forced them to reschedule. state regulators ordered the i tillty to test pipes following the explosion. 7:34. well, today marks the beginning of a $416 million project to replace an aging dam in the bay area. the dam in fremont has structural problems. the replacement project is part of a $4.6 billion over haul of the hetch hetchy water system, which serves millions of people here in the bay area. san francisco can now move ahead with its massive

redevelopment program for the hunters point naval shipyard. the judge ruled in favor of the city. the redevelopment plan has been in the works for the past seven years. it calls for hundreds of new homes, dozens of stores and several new parks. >> there are plans for a new stadium. coming up at 7:45, a newly- released e-mail from the obama administration and what it shows officials were worried about if solyndra edaltped -- defaulted on it's $550 million federal lass stimulus plan. these are pictures from the san francisco marina green. the san francisco officers left just about an hour ago they are

one of he -- they are one of 300 teams running the race. >> each place is -- each race is done for a charitable cause and it's all about children. >> this year they are raising money for the san francisco police utility the league. they will run 200 miles and finish in calistoga. a manhunt continues for 35- year-old aaron bassler. he's suspected of killing jerry melo and land manager mathew coleman last month. we're finding out more about bassler from his father. james bassler says his son is mentally ill, a drug user and has fears about -- fears of people. he also says he might believe he's fighting off aliens from mars. i witnesses saw a man hiding in

bushes around evergreen -- evergreen element school yesterday morning -- elementary school yesterday morning. he drove off with her in a green dodge care vau van. police say no one filed a missing person's reports. a 14-year-old boy has been convicted in the death of an east oakland storeowner. prosecutors say the young boy admitted he took two bottles of vodka and struggled with the owner don suk kang. kang suffered a fatal heart attack when he tried to follow the boy. the boy was convicted -- convicted to manslaughter and other charges. in -- in orange county, a

traffic page, being in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> witnesses -- witnesses rushed to help the women. >> i kicked the window. she was still very much active. she was reacting to our voices. she was completely pinned in the car in the back seat. >> firefighters had to say the saw -- had saw that you. schools in eryville with emerged from a state takeover. emeryville's mayor praised voters who approved taxes to help school.

well, a third grade teacher in oakley is being offered as the contra costa county teacher of the year. named as the county winter at a dinner in concord last night. it is 7:39. let's check in with sal, see what's happening on the and. fry light? >> yes, it is -- on the traffic. fry light? >> i wouldn't call it fry night but there are some spots in d.c. d.c. cuck that are just a little better than they normally are. nearby 680 and then 24 does get better after you pass the b.a.r.t. station. moving along to the toll plaza,

that's not friday night anymore. it was this morning we're looking at contra costa county, bay point, pittsburg. want to look at 80 between pin nome and richmond. we are having some slow traffic there coming out toward the area. deer valley road, an injury crash east of marsh creek road. it's an accident that involved an overturned car at that lois. let's go to steve. today we start off with the low clouds and fog. most of the marin coast, san mateo, san mateo looks to be

solid there. the weekend we'll have a very cool saturday morning. no doubt about it. and then the days will get warmer -- 80s and 90s inland but not on the case marin county, 46. pour some of these thunderstorms have really erupted this week into southern california as well. also up in the sierra. it looks to be winding down a little bit. but a cold front actually moved through northern california.

right there. right there. 48, sonoma county airport. mostly clear this morning for marin county, it look likes and also into sonoma county. 50s for others. there goes the one system. high pressure will be in right behind that one after today but that one has to go through the pacific northwest and extreme northern california. then you can see the highs out here. saturday will be the transition day and then sunday does look warmer. we start off with some low clouds. it will be getting warmer as we head into sunday and also monday, especially inland. into the so much by the coast. i mean, the fog just wins out.

castro valley, 72. we'll go 80 in antioch. 73 national weather service -- martinez. berkeley 64. saratoga 76. 70s for morgan hill gilroy. >> chilly saturday morning and then with your weekend always in view, we'll warm things up a little bit on sunday to more so on sunday and we'll take that into early next week. thank you. suing safeway why a benicia woman is suing the supermarket giant for $5 over their coffee. and two churches in the east bay hit by vandals and the reason why the timing is particularly bad for one of them.

numbers coming down a little bit. mixed right now at the moment is -- is u.s. investors waiting to hear from a european finance minister. there is taslets -- there is supposed to be a meeting to discuss the debt crisis. apparently a decision on a greek loan payout is due in october. right now, the dow is hanging in there. it's up 4. the nasdaq is up a fraction. s&p is down a frack shue. more edger talk is surrounding sunnyvale based yahoo's!. yahoo's! is in talks with anderson horowitz and peter chernin.

it this all comes after they fired carol bartz. a $5 miami class action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of a benicia woman. it's over the kona blend coffee. the suit claims safeway profited off the reputation and sold coffee with very little kona coffee in it. leaders of union baptist church in vallejo are on alert after two thefts in three weeks. church leaders are worried that the thief or thieves are planning to return.

7:48. well, part of a church in antioch is in the dark this morning because thieves stole copper wiring at the church. it's not the first time it's happened. church leaders are now trying to figure out how to stop it from happening again. claudine wong has more. >> vandals have hit the church again and again and now it's been hit again. we want to show you video from the latest -- from the video of the church. this all happened yesterday morning right before air- conditioning units were delivered to replace the other units stolen weeks ago. we're talking with an ongoing crime wave at one church. this church has been hit several times. the first time the air congress units and then 500 of the main

electrical wiring. the church says he's pretty sure it is the same people and they just keep coming. after we aired the first story, charles sent me a note telling me how much support they got. soy imagine how everybody felt when they were hit again. >> i'm devastated. this is so sad. i just won'ter how they could -- i just wonder how they could keep from being so brazen and coming back. >> the question remains -- how do you stop this from happening again? there is a meeting monday night to discuss that. in the meantime, they are worried about the heat this weekend and a special 9/11 service planned for tomorrow. but any say that is going to go on as planned. reporting live in the newsroom,

claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, claudine. 7:50. newly-released e-mails show white house officials discussed the political ramifications on president obama's reelection campaign if solyndra defaulted on its more than $550 million federal stimulus loan. the white house released the e- mail saying it's part of the investigation into the bankruptcy by solyndra. one e-mail to someone back in january. it includes -- the -- and this read -- several reports show that investors and others donated $1 -- donated $100,000 to president obama's election campaign. it's a fortune that has not

been claimed yesterday. >> and increased security measures that may be impoised at nfl stadiums. (laughter) sorry i'm late, i was in the 16th century looking for pete's pen. (laughter) guys, guys. take it easy, ok? pete's mom is videochatting me, and she wants her pen back! ok, alright, well. i just got one. so... yeah, you've got a little... yep, i can feel the wet patch. don't look at it. when it's on your mind, it's on ebay.

there is one lucky person in connecticut who has less than a week to claim a jack -- pod. -- jack pots. it matches three of the numbers for a $200,000. the winner has a week to reply or the prize expires. right now, fans are only patted down from the waist up before nfl games. but they want ticketholders to be searched from their ankles to their knees..

>> serious stuff. hey, sal, what's happening at the toll plaza? >> well, it's slow. it's very slow. it kind of looks like one of those lines that gets this here. it's backed up all the way to the maze. barring no accidents we should have a decent drive in about a half an hour. we'll see. the morning commute looks pretty good on 80 westbound if you are driving on 80, but we have a new crash. it's a noninjury crash. nevertheles, it's going to -- it's going to block a lane.

here's steve. bill, well, out in -- william, out in vallejo said it's already burning off. upper 40s, low 50s. the series of systems keeps plowing in the pacific northwest. if this pattern per sits, pretty soon we'll have to start staying rain. morning fog gives way to sunshine, breezy. there won't be as much fog today. it's still cool. 50s, 60s 70s or very low 80s.

dave ander tofully. >> thank you, steve. 7:56. a bay area soldier dies after a tour of duty in afghanistan. why this tragedy is now getting national attention. >> reporter: an officer- involved shooting sends and auto theft suspect to the hospital.

it feels like help is never far away. it feels like you're protected against life's little mishaps. it feels like you'll make it home.

that's what it feels like to be a member. welcome back. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's friday, september 16th. san jose police are searching for answers after an officer-involved shooting overnight. it all started when police spotted the car that had been reported stolen. allie rasmus is live at the scene, where police are trying to piece together what happened. allie? >> reporter: one question investigators are trying to find the answer to is what exactly prompted the officers to shoot. we know there was some sort of confrontation between the officers and the two people in a stolen car.

now, this all happened after midnight. investigators have lessed off this scene. they have been here since midnight. some of the views have left. -- you can see there is a police presence out here. the stolen vehicle they were trying to pull over was a ford mustang and the task force was on duty last night and they are made up of the san francisco police and the chp. they saw the mustang, ran the license plate and realized the car had been stolen. they tried to pull over the car. there were two men inside of it. some sort of confrontation broke out. shots were fired. and a 31-year-old man was hit. >> we don't have all of the

details yet. we're having the investigators interview the suspects and the officers involved in this. >> reporter: the 31-year-old man is being treated at the hospital. we're told he has non-life- threatening injuries. the other person in the car, a 40-year-old man was not injured. he's been questioned by san jose police. the two questions investigators are still trying to answer is what exactly prompted the officer to shoot the suspect. and which officer shoot the -- shot the suspect whether it was a san jose police officer or the chp officer. you can see there are still some investigators out here this morning. we're expecting to get more information from the police and answers to those two questions possibly today. back to you. >> thank you.

8:01. a hayward man being treated for life-threatening injuries after being shot last night. it hatched just before 8:00 on newhall street near huntman avenue. hayward police say it started when two 20-year-old men were fighting for an unknown reason. family members tried to break it up but they couldn't. secretary of state, hillary clinton, is in the bay area this morning for a major policy sheet. tara moriarty is live in san francisco with what clinton is expected to outline in the speech that will begin in just about an hour. tara? >> reporter: that's right. in less than one hour, clinton will be delivering her keynote address at the -- address at the westin st. francis here at union square. she arrived wednesday for the apec summit which this year focuses on empowering women. clinton will speak to a

ballroom filled with men and women -- filled with women and men. here is an excerpt from her speech this morning. "we've got management issues she says requests. now, back here live you can see the area of is busting. together, the apec nations, they account for more than half -- 40% of the world's population. a lot of eyes and ears will be focused on this conference 24 horning -- this morning. back to you. >> thank you. the california republican party fall convention begins tonight in los angeles and

continues through the weekend. several of the republican presidential candidates are scheduled to attend including michele bachmann and ron paul and there will be a presidential straw poll taken on saturday. facebook says they are looking to build a social economy. coming up at 8:15, we're talking live with a facebook executive about how the social networking site is helping small businesses grow during this time of high unemployment. the death of a degree lated solder from livermore raising questions about the medical care of american soldiers oversees. last january, a dog bit kevin shoe maker at an army base in afghanistan. he was treated for rabies at the base but then eight months later, he died in a new york hospital. his family wants to know how shoemaker could die from such a treatable infection and they want to make sure this doesn't happen to other soldier the.

next era energy resources says someone used an escalator last month to build holes near the wind turbine project last month. this -- it ruptured an oil line. the suspects in the shooting case of a -- with a tourist are due back in court today. the 50-year-old victim, who is a schoolteacher, was visiting union square lost year when she was shot. two other bystanders were shot and wounded. police say the six suspects are from violent street gangs. police in san anselmo are searching for a suspicious plan who tried to lure a 10-year-old boy in the car.

the driver is being described as between 30 and 40 years old. he was hearing a white shirt -- he was wearing a white shirt and had a buzz car. the car is believed to be blue or green. anyone with information, call san anselmo police. well, mcdonald's is rolling out new, healthier meals. our cameras got a look at the cameras. this is in oakland. they feature a smaller portion of french fries and there are apple prices. in the past, mcdonald's made apple prices an option. this is all part of being part of the fight against childhood obesity. mcdonald's is expected to roll out the new happy meals

nationwide by next year. well, parking could be harder to find than unusual in the -- than usual in the bay area. that's because a number of parking spaces will be converted to to tempo airline -- temporary work. this idea originally started in san francisco but today, oakland, san jose and many others are -- other cities are doing it. anyone can set up their parks there but you still have to pay the parking meter. >> that's an important -- that's an opinion tip. time to check in with sal. sal, did you get your tie straightened out? [ laughter ] >> it is now. let's take a look at what we have with the very busy commute here in san jose out of downtown. coming around that corner and getting into the valley. it's not that deep today.

if you are driving on highway 4, even that has become a lot better. a little friday night going on now through that construction zone. pleasant hill, walnut creek, people are -- things are definitely glitching -- causing a lot of slow traffic in richmond and as you drive to el cerrito. it doesn't get better really until you get to berkeley. let's go to steve. >> sunshine for some already, where are we? is this off highway 4? i do believe, this is diablo creek. we'll start a warming trend

but i think it will kick in on sunday. the morning lows have been very, very cool. sunny, breezy, although the wind is collapsed, compared to yesterday. but i think it will pick up this afternoon. but the days will be getting warmer. especially inland not so much by the coast. there's not a consensus on next week's forecast. one is very bullish. the other says it will get warm but not warm enough. so fog or sun in the morning. there's still plenty there, sunny, breezy. highs mainly, 60s and 70s. the lows very cool for some >> if you have a thermometer and you had a 40 for your temperature, you can tweet me at spweather. thunderstorms in yosemite yesterday. another cold front moving

through. we had one go by northern california yesterday last night and there is another one off the oregon coast. santa rosa sonoma county airport made it to 48, sunny in san jose. they had low clouds. concord, 58. high pressure will start to build in. as it does, we'll begin a warm up over the weekend. sun, breezy, morning fog and some of that is really reluctant to burn off. pleasanton, 76 degrees. san jose, mid-70s. same for saratoga. morgan hill, 78. santa cruz only 68.

50s and 60s up and down the coast. pail a -- palo alto, mountain view, redwood city in there as well. getting much warm he on sunday and also into monday and tuesday. inland temperatures do look warm. look at this, steve. it's not fall yet but it's already snowing in the colorado mountains. summit county is expecting 1 to 2 inches of snow. they've had light dustings but this is the first time the snow has accumulated. hurricane marine ya -- that reya threatening. it could make landfall in newfoundland. residents are being warned the winded -- the winds are strong enough to damage trees. joe biden will be here, here in pennsylvania. thousands of homes and businesses were damaged after all of that rainfall from

tropical storm lee, just about two weeks. more bad news for networks this morning -- netflix. where the stop is after a big loss yesterday. president obama faces a new jobs controversy. this one involves two telecommunication giants. i should have dyed several times. >> a motorcyclist talks about his rush with death as a good of guard samaritans came to his rescue. n??

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good morning. low clouds around. there are some breaks in the clouds. it will still be sunny for many after some of that fog burns off. but not very warm. a little breezy at times but not as bad as yesterday. the stock of netflix based in -- based in los gatos continues to take a hit. that stock is down at this hour. shares were dune almost -- after 19% yesterday the monthly prescription has gone up as much as 60%. netflix says the changes will help make service better in the long run but a consumer psychologist says subscribers are not happy. >> if it's one thing consumers can't stand it's having stuff taken away from them. it is 8 a -- 8:15.

facebook leads the way in social networking, now the company wants to build a social economy. joining us live is grady burnett. good morning. >> good morning. >> tell us, how is facebook planning to help small businesses which i would -- which i imagine is very important during this era of high unemployment. >> it certainly is really important. if you -- if you think about what's going on m the -- in the economy, technology really helps to fuel growth. two-thirds of the jobs were created in this area over the last few years. can you give some specific exam members. what are some of the tools you will be providing?

>> sure. if you think about it today, whether somebody is looking for a business in their area or their job, they oftentimes lean on the recommendations of their friends. facebook is a place where those conversation and connections are happening every day. there are 9 million businesses on facebook today that have a facebook page. and millions of people so if you are looking in california -- are looking, tremendously powerful way to connect with the consumer. somebody that cares about your business and understanding them better oftentimes leads to growth. >> let's say a wedding photographer wants to find people who have changed their stat physical from -- status from single to engaged, is there a way to tap into that market? >> sure. we have a lot of photographers

who have chosen to but their message in front of people who are engaged and just starting the wed prog sis and are able to grow their business tremendous tremendously. it's also great -- i live down in the peninsula. there is a little -- there is a little toy store and i go there with my kids and i'm a fan of it on facebook. i get updates. there was a puppet show and they had a musician that my kids love they post that on the page and bring we back -- and bring me back in and that makes me feel loyal. >> is there any future development plans that you can tell us about? >> i think certainly we're doing a lot within the small business area right now. what we're trying to do is -- we'll be announcing a program

here shortly that will basically be education as well as advertising dollars provided to businesses for free to help them grow. they share pictures, they share ideas, events that are going on in their store, tips, articles that have been written and it gets fueled and shared with their friends. >> sounds great. thank you for joining us. facebook, vice president grady brunette. thank you. back to dave. >> all right. 8:18. bell, a group of congressional democrats is pressuring president obama to embrace the merger of at&t and t-mobile.

alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. noom to tell us about a better -- about a letter sent to the hospital. >> it's a short letter but it makes a big statement. 15 democrats are asking president obama to interconvenient in the justice department lawsuit blocking the proposed acquisition of t mobile. the group of house members say this would create 55,000 to 125,000 jobs in the united states. some argued this could cost jobs. >> consumers all across the country, don't want higher prices on their cell phone and our concern was this merger would have resulted in that. >> legal experts say it would be unusual for a president to

intervene in an anti-trust case. back to you. >> all right. thank you. it is 8:20. it's video that's been -- that's been scene around the world. a motorcyclist rescued from a burning car and now he's talking about his brush of death. brandon was righting his bike on leroy. there was an wreck and he ended up on the bottom of the -- [ no audio ] >> i can't thank them them enough. i just hope they know how much they mean to me. >> right is expected to make a full recovery. he says he plants on riding a motorcycle again. >> wow. an error in mackageing leads -- packaging in birth

control. good morning. northbound in 280 traffic moving along slowly but there's one area that has dramatic improvement.

this is live, president obama at thomas jefferson high school. he just signed the america's -- america invents act. let's listen in. >> the deal with all of them, right now there are about 700

applications that haven't even been owned -- been opened yet. these are jobs just waiting to be created. the ceos are running companies based on creativity. somewhere in the stack of applications could be the next technological breakthrough, the next miracle drug. >> we've been listening live to president obama. he just signed the america invents act. this is the first change in a -- in patent law. it's aimed at streamlining the purpose of -- the purpose of getting a patent.

the company says an error caused weekly tablet orientation to be reversed and covers up the lot number and expiration date. that could lead to inin-- incorrect dosing. 8:25. let's check in with sal. still busy around the toll plaza. >> yeah. we do have -- actually, no. remember a half an hour ago, i said, if you can wait a half an hour then, go, well, i can predict a traffic backup. no. no patting me on the back. you are going to see traffic here that's busy. we also mentioned that this

might happen so france there will be a forecaster. 17 santa cruz mountains northbound at vine road. there is a stalled bill rig. temperatures this morning a little cool. you can see on live stormtracker2, there it is. not much of a breeze. boy that's really cropped off -- dropped off the table. nothing compared to yesterday. still the air mass remains relatively cool. we'll be hard pressed to warm up today. one more system has to strike through. 50s on the temperatures. muper, probably 60s -- mid- to upper probably 60s this

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good morning. hillary clinton will make a major policy speech in san francisco. as tara moriarty tells us, the foe sus -- the focus is more opportunities for women. tara? >> that's -- that's right. everyone is set to get underway in about a half an hour. this is summit headquarters where tops about leaders have been meeting since wednesday. that's when secretary of state hillary clinton arrived for the apec forum. it's the first apec international summit on women. the goal, to help women throughout the area where -- throughout the area. now about 3,000 people are expected to attend. this could boost the economy, bringing in $20 million in the area -- in the bay area.

we'll attend the conference and bring you highlights at noon. we're getting new information now about a hayward shooting that sent one man to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. this happened on newhall -- this happened on newhall street. police say two 20-year-olds were fighting for an unknown reason. investigators say they tried to break -- they tried to break up fight but couldn't. police arrested the suspect about an hour later. 8:3 is -- 8:31. alameda county authorities want your hetch in finding two developmentally challenged two people. they left the redwood place mental health rehabilitation center on wednesday on a 30-

minute pass but never came back. both left the facility without their medication. today is the last day for a popular palo alto bowling facility. after 50 years, palo alto bowl will be torn down to make room for a new hotel and new howesing. it's the last remaining bowling ally on the peninsula. the owner of a modesto bails bond -- bail bonds business is facing two charges for handcuffing clients and threatening them for hours for failing to make clients.

now video shows images, looking for images in this case. >> you have a due diligence that they make their time -- that they make their payments on time, go to jail. if not, we have no other choice but than to keep them -- if not we have no choice other than that put them in jail. 8:33. a group of san francisco business owners will meet with city officials today to try to fight plans to evict them from pier 38. the port ordered the evacuation for alleged safety code violations but the water tenants believe the city is forcing them out against the

america's cup race. and this establishment is leaving as well. the circus dinner theater is being forced to relocate to make room for the america's cup yacht race. they are negotiating in hopes of reopening at a different waterfront property. and the mountclair is lawn -- is nominating for positions. and people can donate to their favorite candidates at holistic veterinary care in oakland. the money will be use to help pay verts for the treatment of wildlife. students who did not comply with california's new whooping cough vac -- vaccination rules.

the chronicle we're told were told not to return back to school until they have a waiver -- a waver. -- get a waiver. classes began in san francisco in mid-august. in the meantime, other bay area schools are scrambling to get students vaccinateed. the tubes may administer them to those who turned in permission slips. a bill written by fiona ma and she and s&p supervisor eric marr will hold a confidence

tonight at 5:00 at the richmond branch library in san francisco. that's on 9th avenue between geary and clement. a 2-year-old girl is one of the latest victims of an increase in robberies involving gold jewelry. oakland police say a woman was walking with her daughter and pushing a baby stroller near 47th and bancroft around 10:00. she was confronted by a man and a boy who yanked off her necklace and took the earrings and then they grabbed thed tooler and grabbed her gold rings and neck tis -- they grabbed the toddler and grabbed her gold rings and necklace. >> we're probably looking at many robberies in a single day. >> police say as many as a dozen a day. ty are -- they are telling people to take off gold jewelry when you are walking on streets.

an antioch church is vowing to take back another theft. the church is in the dark this morning, after threes -- after thieves stole valuable. let's go to sal. what's happening? >> well, we have good news out there and bad news out there. first, the good news, we have a nice commute at toll plaza -- toll plaza. once you go on the bridge there is a little bit of crowding on the incline section. moving along and taking a look at the san mateo bridge. it's not --mate.com. we do have a traffic troubled spot. and then in the south bay we have slow traffic but 101 is

looking good. 85 is having a good day from saratoga to mountain view. less go to steve. >> sal? >> yes, sir. >> there is a new coffee machine up in the commiss tari -- commissary? >> there is. >> yes. you might want to check that out. >> i will, right away. a lot of 40s an 50s, there's plenty of low clouds along the coast. the sonoma coast looks pretty fog free. san mateo, santa cruz, there are a lot of low cloudses out there there's one more system that has to move through and then we'll start a warm up as we head through the weekend. we have 50s, probably a few

60s. temperatures, upper 50s. 5 the in -- 59 in pin noel. 54 down in blossom hill. a little cool. it feels fall-like and that's because a cold front is inching closer and closer and high pressure is on the way. it's gonna move over us targeting on sunday. sunday looks warm to hot away from the coast. chilly morning, some low clouds. temperatures will be warming up a little bit. much more so on sunday. today, after the morning clouds, it will be sunny. it will pick up the breeze a little bit later but not as windy as yesterday. temperatures seem to be stuck. 60s, 70s. it could be two degrees lower. santa clara valley.

saratoga, 76, 77. campbell in there as well. cupertino, fremont, 72 a lot of low 70s. menlo park, 72 and then 50s and 60s on the coast and in the city. saturday morning, the weekend in view, a little chilly and then inland temperatures in the upper 80s and 90s. casey anthony will have to pay some of the costs of investigating the disappearance and her death she was ordered to pay $100,000. but that's still only 1/5th of what the state wanted her to pay. she was acquitted of her daughter's death but she's convicted of stealing from -- of lying to police. she's seeing a grief counselor and will soon start to see a

psychologist. would you believe heartless copper thieves, once again, targeted a bay area church? why the timing of the attack could not have been worse. she brought us one of the most memorable -- memorable moment in olympic history. we just spoke to her. and the investigation continues into the tragic killing of a man. blatche

the stock market has been stuck at the neutral line. the nasdaq is down 2.5%. the big focus is the debt crisis

crisis. right now, the dow is up 29. now up 32. diamondback up 7. s&p is up -- nasdaq is up 7, s&p is up 2. new numbers show california's unemployment rate went up 12.1% in august. previous the unemployment rate stood at 12%. the bureau of labor statistics said employers dropped 8400 jobs from their pay rolls. california has the second highest rate of unemployment after never dah. and police in san jose shot and wounded a man overnight while responding to shots after stolen car. both the chp and san jose police responded. investigators are still determining which officer fired the shot as well as what led up to that shooting. no officers were hurt. the wounded man has non-life- threatening injuries. defense secretary leon panetta says unemployment

nationwide could jump president -- could jump 1%. those trigger cuts would take effect in the congressional supercommittee can't agree on deficit cuts by november 23rd or if conference rejects the plan. the investigation continues into the tragic killing of a college football star. one suspect is in custody. a second suspect is on the run. kraig debro joins us now. he's in fairfield. in just the last 30 minutes, kraig, you talked with family members. >> i did. the apartment is back down that way around the corner. you won't be able to see it. but i just spoke to the mother of the homicide victim on wednesday and -- i got details

how a mother found her son dead on sunday night. i spoke to the cousin and they said -- they say that enis johnson junior, this is him right here, he was going to go to work at a wall -- walmart and his mother came home from her job in -- from -- about 11:00. she would usually go in and wake him up. when she went in there, she found him dead. he died from a result of the wounds. fairfield police say johnson's parents' mom called them at 11:15 on wednesday night and when police arrived wednesday night, they found johnson dead. he was killed by gunshots. we spoke to a downstairs

neighbor. they say he knew nothing. >> it was not random. i guess he knew the person. i don't know if that's true or not. >> the management at the apartment complex also let the tenants know what happened. police are still looking for an 18-year-old man, his name is 18- year-old hassan mcclure. he's -- mccauley. i'm sorry. hassan mccauley. he has addressed -- addresses in richmond and valley. they already arrested 23-year- old kevin frank lidge. we'll be looking to -- we will be checking to see whether he will be in court today. touchically, it's about 24, 48 hours before someone is arraigned. we'll have more of that on the noon news. >> thank you. it seems hard to believe that vandals would target a church

and then hit that same church again and again and again. but that's exactly what the priest says is happening. claudine wong live in our newsroom on what was stolen and why the timing couldn't be worse. >> reporter: well, dave, they are planning a special service tomorrow morning to honor the police and firefighters who died on 9/11. they are doing that in the -- dash they are doing final preps in the dark and this -- and no air conditioning. vandals stole copper wire from the junction boxes which then cuts off electrical power to other things like doors, light, office. >> machines. this all happened yesterday morning. we're talking about a single church that's been hit several times possibly by the same people. the first time all units an the air-conditioning units were

stolen. and then the cop per and now this. >> we decided this time to relax. get a bunch of kids, figure out how we're gonna stop it so they can't do it again. and then we'll get it back together. >> the collection plate is thin because of the question and now when we're hit with this, it will be more difficult. >> when it volunteered before, the church did not take them up on the offers. but father roberts said they will now. there is 0 meeting on monday night to discuss the option but they are going forward to honor those firefighters and police officers killed in the attacks. they are hoping that it stays cool because repairs and air conditioners won't be installed next next -- until next week. >> thank you. the east contra costa fire protection district will have residenting to a -- too approve

a $197 a year parcel tax next june to approve service and cut -- and cut cuts. spice. overnight news, plans by the state of texas last night to execute a convicted killer were halted after the u.s. supreme court intervened. the court issued a reprieve last night for 48-year-old duane buck. he got the death penalty after a court convicted him in the fatal shootings of his ex- boyfriend and he argued the death penalty is unfair because a sigh doll gist tested that -- testified that afterrables are more likely to commit violence. the nra has filed lawsuits in

federal court against two san francisco gun laws. one required that handguns be kept in locked containers or disabled with a trigger lock. the other one, hollow points bullet. that's ammunition that explodes on impacts. the nra says the saws are unconstitutional based on the second amendment. new this morning, the olympic gold medalist who endeared herself to the world after the 1996 atlanta games is shifting the -- is visiting the bay area. we spoke to her. she's here to promote the upcoming trials for gymnastics in san jose. you may remember when she hurt herself. and then she did it and hung

on. >> it's wonderful for everyone in the bay area to have the opportunity to see top-level athletes -- right of -- right before the pinnacle economy tigs of their lives. this is where you want to be. the trials are just ahead of the games in london. suggs is a former graduate and is working for the department of just his and the -- justice. the licks will be held from june 28 to july 1, 2012. it's recommended that you purchase tickets now to get a good seat. >> great to see her. >> yeah. she looks great. well, they needed a break and they are getting in -- getting it. who now is hetching the firefighters batting a big fire in minnesota.

an elite group of firefighters now in minnesota helping to battle one of that state's largest wildfires in their history. teams of professional u.s. forest service firefighters from arizona and new mexico, they arrived yesterday. they are gonna work alongside minnesota firefighters trying to get the upper hand on a fire that's burned more than 100,000 acres. it was sparked by lightning almost a month ago.

one cabin has been lost and residents in the community of isabella have been dealing with evacuations. cal bears kick off their home season tomorrow at san francisco's at&t parks. some football fans may be paying $250,000 to watch the bears runs they return to their regular home in berkeley. cal is considering an ewill be rit financing plan that involves selling 50-year rights to specials -- to thousands of seats. the price would range from $40,000 to $225,000. the money raised would help pay for the stadium's massive renovation project. all right. that's a good segueway to you. >> okay. contra costa county traffic has improved. we have a new trouble spot, southbound 101 in novato. let's go to steve. all right -- all right, sal. moving sun, upper 70s, lower 80s. it will be warmer over the weekend, especially on sunday.

saturday morning will be very cool, though. >> okay. that will do it for us. have a great weekend, everybody. >> bye now. whatcha lookin' for hon? ah, these new jeans i want. i've been looking everywhere. new blue jeans? oh, don't be crazy, i've got tons of blue jeans. frank! frank! get my jean bin, susie wants my jeans. no she doesn't. here we go. nice and loose. ohhh. those are loose, but i actually just ordered three pairs of this kind. ooooohhhh. oh.

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