three people are dead and dozens injured. . >> >>: two innocent bystanders are hit by gun fire during an officer involved shooting overnight. >> reporter: a san jose neighborhood on alert as police continue their search for a carjacking, shooting and kidnapping suspect. good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday, september 17. >> i'm claudine wong. today is going to be a nice day. let's check in with rose miry this morning. >> we are going to be warming it up. it is a trend that will last into next week. starting out with partly cloudy skies. a little bit of patchy fog along the coast line. visibility good. sun a eand warmer for the

afternoon. temperatures will continue to climb for the next several days. we'll take a look at your morning lows and more on the warming trend coming up. the national air races in reno have been cancelled after yesterday's crash. yesterday a plane crashed. three people were killed including the pilot and more than a dozen people were critically injured. eric just talked to a bay area resident who witnessed the accident. >> reporter: as you can imagine she was horrified. the investigation is just getting started. organizers have confirmed that they will be meeting with members as they conduct the investigation. the goal is to figure out what led up to this horrible crash yesterday afternoon. we now know that the pilot, 74 year old jimmy lee ward --

>> we are having technical problems. we'll check back in in just a moment. time now 7:02. san francisco police say two innocent bystanders were hit by gun fire as officers fired at a fleeing suspect. officers were chasing a man. police say they opened fire when they saw the person pull out a gun. he wasn't hit but two bystanders were. authorities closed off a section of broadway early this morning and they are still trying to figure out how many officers were involved in the shooting and how many rounds were fired. it is unclear why police were chasing the man in the first place. gun fire erupted in sunset district. a 22 year old man was shot to death just after 1 this morning near 35th avenue. the victim was shot several times in the chest. police have not made any arrests in that case. south bay authorities continue to look for a man

involved in a shooting, carjacking and kidnapping. alley is live at the apartment complex in san jose. >> reporter: san jose police say the last time they saw this man was 6:00 yesterday evening. they spotted him and shot at him has the man ran into this housing complex. he ran right down that street into the housing complex. after that police began a search immediately of this housing complex that you are looking at. for the next several hours police continued searching through every residential complex on this entire lock. this is king and mabry in san jose. at about 5:00 this morning nearly 12 hours later they called off their search. police have still not found this suspect. this morning we watched about 80 officers, many in plain clothes and unmarked cars. they broke down their command center and left the scene. here is a picture of the suspect they are looking for.

police believe this man attempted to rob and then shot a man at a willow glen gas station at 11:00 a.m. yesterday. an hour after that police believe the same man then carjacked and kidnapped a woman at the plant shopping center about a mile away from the gas station. san jose police say people who live in the area should be on alert. >> we don't want to give the false impression of safety to the public. a very dangerous criminal was last seen in that spot. we have a heightened level of alert in case we see this person. >> reporter: friends and family members tell ktvu that cindy win was the victim. police tell me she is still unaccounted for. police say that they are basically starting their search for the suspect again this morning from scratch. they are asking for the public's help. they want anyone who may

recognize that man to give san jose police a call. more un14th the uc berkeley graduates jailed in ran ran. the defense attorney for fattal and bauer say their plan is in limbo. two judges are needed to sign off on the bail. so far only one has done so. earlier this week iranian president said they would be released within days. both men have been in prison for more than two years accused of crossing into the country illegally and spying. bassler is accused of killing jerry mellow and land manager last month. it is believed he is hiding in a forest near fort bragg. authorities say they have recovered a field of evidence left behind. the 15 year old nevada boy who was arrested with a grenade launcher earlier this week is out of custody. police found the weapon in the

back seat of his car on tuesday. theyv determined that the launcher was likely spent and supposed no real danger. investigators say the boy's brother is in the military and likely kept the canister after a training exercise which is not against the law. the boy faces charges possibly for driving without a license. police say a child is to blame in the small chlorine explosion earlier this week. it happened on wednesday night at the mid town apartments. part of the building was evacuated after some residents reported smoke and an odor. police say a nine year old boy was playing with chlorine tablets. apparently they caused a chemical reaction. people have been ordered to boil their water. the effected area covered about 8 blocks around wood side plaza bordering virginia avenue. a resident upgrading his

plumbing accidently connected his well to a city pipeline. residents are advised to boil their tap water through the weekend for three minutes. today is a california coastal cleanup day. organizers hope it will be the largest in state history. volunteers will comb parks, beaches including here in the bear area. last year crews picked up 172- tons of waste. there are more than 800 sites statewide here today. san francisco's golden gate park and san hose's river. for more listings call 1800- coast for you. we have information linked up to our website, ktvu.com. good morning to you. giving you a live look at the bay dealing with a little bit of cloud cover this morning. not as extensive as we have seen in recent days. we have a pattern switch on the

day. we have it along the coast line this morning. we have a sliver here along the east bay stretching into parts of livermore. partly to mostly cloudy skies over napa. san jose in the clear. and it is going to be an earlier burn off by aboutt or 10:00 we are clearing it out of the bay. for the coast it looks like mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. temperatures will be warming from 3 to 6-degrees. this morning because of the clear sky we are cooler in some spots. a prime example of what happens when we have clear skies. 46-degrees in santa rosa. 56 in napa with cloudy conditions. a good example of what happens. it prevents the heat from yesterday to flee the area. 56 in concord. 55 in hayward. high pressure will be building in. this morning we are waking up with a patchy fog. partly cloudy skies.

a quicker burnoff for today. temperatures 3 to 6-degrees warmer than yesterday. this is sort of the beginning of a warming trend. afternoon highs expected for today wide spread 70s and low 80s. 81 santa rosa. 79 expected for nevada. 68-degrees this afternoon. it is going to be a great day. 69 oakland. east bay looking at 70-degrees. mid 70s caster valley. low 80s danville, livermore. just good looking there. 78 expected to santa laura. 80-degrees for san jose. 72 and mostly sunny skies. 61 daly city. mid 60s for san francisco. the extended forecast here. we will continue to climb. by tomorrow a few degrees warmer and the inland areas becoming a little hot by mondayment we are going to go from below normal to above normal. we are looking at the last week of summer t. is going to feel like it. we will continue to warm

through about mid week. we see a cooling trend in the extended forecast. we are looking at nice weather in time for your weekend. we'll look at the day planner for you. president obama is talking jobs again. what he is saying about his jobs bill impact on the deficit, when he is promising for more details and how the republicans are responding. and this unusual protest outside the republican convention in southern california. let's take you outside t. fog is still hanging out over the golden gate bridge this morning but traffic is moving smoothly. time now 7:10. you are watching mornings on 2. . oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer to hear back. is your car up a pole again? [ crying ]

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live look at the east bay. two high clouds drifting overhead. partly cloudy skies for the bay area. >> let's go back to eric who joins us live from the stead airport. >> reporter: we have seen activity pick up out here in the last half hour or so. officials coming and going on golf course. this crash happened back this way past the grand stand. this investigation is really just getting started this morning. we have confirmed that members of the reno air race, the officials are meeting with the ntsb this morning. the goal here is to figure out exactly what led up to this terrible crash yesterday afternoon. we know 74 year old pilot did call for some kind of a hay day right before he crashed his p- 51 mustang. we did catch up with a woman

and her mother from hayward. they have been coming out here for years and yesterday were sitting so close they told me they could feel it. they tell me they think the pilot made a last minute move to avoid hitting more people. >> it was like a shock wave and all you saw were chairs and bodies and coolers and stuff flying everywhere. and the plane was gone. there was no wreckage l. was no fuse lodge. there was nothing. we felt it. >> reporter: and considering the scope of this disaster you can only imagine that the numbers are still developing at this point. we do know three people died. 50 some people have gone to various area hospitals. about a dozen of them in critical condition. we are getting updates throughout the morning on that. we are also hearing about what could be a private memorial out here at the airport. we are hearing that it is going

to be this afternoon around 1:00. still trying to confirm some of that. the news here this morning is that the ntsb meeting with organizers of this air race. after that we expect to get some sort of a media briefing and update about their investigation. of course we'll bring you updates throughout the morning and throughout the day. we are live here in reno. >> time now is 7:15. in his weekly online video address president obama is pushing his new jobs bill and promising that it will not add one penny to the us deficit. >> on monday i will lay out my plan for how we will do that. i will pay for the plan by following basic principles, making sure we live within our means and asking everyone to pay their fair share. >> you will recall president obama last week unveiled the jobs bill. it does call for limits on tax deductions and closing corporate tax loopholes. the bill would reduce payroll

taxes. republicans issued their own weekly online video address calling on president obama to eliminate government red tape. >> republicans are listening to america's job creators and working to address their concerns with real solutions. >> can you control government spending without fundamentally reforming entitlements? i think the answer is no. >> a memo made by john boehner states republicans like some aspects of the bill but the party is against the president's move to tax wealthier americans. new poll numbers show he has a tough challenge heading into the 2012 election season. the new york times shows only 43% of americans approve of the president's job performance down from 48% one month ago. 50% of americans disapprove of the president's job performance up from 47% in august and also an all time high. the economy and job creation

are cited as major reasons. california republicans are starting the second day of their state convention in los angeles. texas congressman is addressing the crowd today. alist night the delegates her from michele bachmann who gave a key note address. she focused her attention on president obama. >> since barack obama has been president of the united states the dollar has lost 12% of its value because we need a sound dollar in this country don't we? >> a new field poll shows only 6% of california republicans prefer michele bachmann as the presidential nominee. gay rights activists opposed to mike mibachukeep

took -- michele bachmann took a different approach. 50 people stage ag flash mob set to like a prayer. some employees at the state capitol are being warned their personal information might be in the hands of hackers. the legislative council office says hackers breached the server last month containing information for more than 50 people who work for the assembly. the council's office will not say how many lawmakers were effected. prosecutors want the man accused in the tucson shooting rampage to spend 8 more months. his evaluation periodsu ends a week from monday.

layoffu -- he faces 49 charges. police in new york are looking for a fugitive soldier who escaped military cust aid. a man hunt is underway near fort drum. military was arrested for burglary. thursday night officials say he stole his parent's truck and led police on a chase. he ran off on foot. he is considered armed and dangerous. a memorial service is taking place today in the united kingdom for the four miners who died after their mine flooded. the mine flooded on thursday after a wall holding back water failed. rescue crews managed to find the bodies yesterday. >> this is a very serious tragedy, the like of which we have not known in south wails in these mining valleys for a very long time. it is pretty terrible. >> three other miners managed to escape. officials say it is too early

to know what caused the wall to fail. a warning for women on birth control pills. the major recall issue that could leave many womb ant risk for unplanned pregnancies. partly cloudy skies. temperatures will be climbing. we'll take a look at what you can expect for your afternoon coming up. was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need gas. i think it's more than that. i think that you care about me.

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thousands of bay area nurses are preparing for a one day strike next week. as many as 23,000 registered nurses will take part. the hospitals say they plan to bring in replacements to stay open. the strike comes after proposed cutbacks. 34 hospitals are expected to be hit by the strike. they include sutor, children's hospital and the medical based medical centers in oakland and berkeley. 1.4 million birth control pills are being recalled.

the pills were manufactured by qual test and sold under six different generic brands. the recall is due to a packaging area. the weekly orientations were reversed in some cases which could lead women taking the pills in the wrong order. >> i was very concerned for my patients because they could potentially get pregnant and not be aware that they are taking their pills as they are supposed to be. >> here is the list of pills effecting. experts say women should immediately contact the doctor and for more information you can go to ktvu.com and look on the right now session. the nation's adrian clarku -- aids memorial celebrates the anniversary. this morning more than 100 volunteers will hold a ground breaking ceremony. aids activists established the grove.

it is the last saturday of summer. and it is looking like a good one. >> i am not ready to say good bye to summer. it is going to start to feel like summer the last week. we are below normal and will be today. by tomorrow we are near normal and for the week ahead above normal. a little bit of fog out there. partly cloudy skies over parts of the bay. mostly sunny inland. napa reporting partly to mostly cloudy skies. livermore. we'll get rid of fog earlier than what we have seen recent days. by 9 or 10:00 it should be out of here. temperatures will begin to warm. we are mid to upper 50s right now. test the waters before you get outdoors. sunny skies for your lunch time. upper 50s. wide spread 60s and low 70s inland. for the afternoon low 60s for the coast line. we are expecting mid upper 60s right around the city for the

afternoon. east bay low 70s in some spots. how about lafayette for the afternoon. mid 70s. are you headed to the art and wine fest? low 80s right around concord. 84 expected this afternoon. just a good looking day. the extended forecast shows you that the climbing will eventually get us into the low 90s meaning monday, tuesday, wednesday become ag little more uncomfortable. wide spread upper 60s low 70s monday, tuesday, wednesday, as well. the u s f hornet museum is commemorating the 10th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. a tribute comes during today's living ship day. a special memorial service begins at 1:00 and a wreath will be tossed into the water. >> sea world is taking care of an injured dolphin that came ashore. the nearly 10-foot long dolphin beached itself. people jumped in to help using

towels and buckets of water to keep the animal cool. >> i saw it was only one bucket at the beach. we were dragging one bucket and run back and forth. >> sea world's rescue team put the dolphin in a special transport container. they say the dolphin is an older male and very thin. time now is 7:26. as investigators search for a cause in the deadly air show crash in reno people are mourning the lives lost. we are going to go back live to reno for the latest on what went wrong and what the community willee doing today. >> reporter: san jose police continue to look for a shooting, carjacking and possible kidnapping suspect.

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three people dead, more than a dozen fighting for their lives. this morning investigators are searching for a cause as an entire community mourns. >> a memorial service is scheduled to take place in reno today for the three people killed after the plane crash at the reno air races. there you saw it. the world war ii era p-52

mustang crashed. it appears that witnesses spiraled out of control. two spectators died along with the pilot of the plane. 56 others have been injured. stay with us here on ktvu mornings on 2. we are going to go back to reno for an update. there are no signs of a gunman and his carjacking victim. police know time may be running out for a woman missing for nearly a day. >> reporter: police told people who live in this housing complex to either shelter in place or avoid coming home all together. this is where san jose police had focused their search for a suspect. at 6:00 yesterday police saw that man and shot at him as he ran into the housing com plex. after searching this complex and just about every other building on the entire block

for the next 12 hours police called off their search. they still have not found this man that they are looking for. here is a picture of the guy police are looking for. police believe the man seen in this surveillance picture attempted to rob and then shot a man 11:00 yesterday afternoon. an hour after that police think the same man then carjacked a woman at a shopping center about a mile away. friends and family say she was the victim of the carjacking. as of 6:30 this morning she is still unaccounted for. police don't know where she is and they believe it is possible that the carjacking suspect may have taken her with him. police want people in the neighborhood where this man was last seen to be on alert this morning. >> this person is a very dangerous individual and the last place he was seen on foot was in that area. if he hasn't been captured there then i don't know that we

are looking at him staying there for any period of time. >> reporter: it was around 5:00 this morning when we watched police call off their search for the suspect in the housing complex. there were about 80 officers that were a part of the search. the shelter in place has lifted. as we take you back here live people are allowed to go back to their homes. there is still a police presence out here. you are looking at the northwest corner of king and mabry in san jose. police want people to be aware of their surroundings and report anything that seems unusual. they want anyone who may recognize the man in the surveillance video to give them a call. live in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. one person is in the hospital following a stabbing at the in and out restaurant. it happened just after 11:00 last night and it is unclear  what led up to the stabbing and

who was involved. neighbors say they noticed three baseball caps scattered at the scene along with pieces of clothing. police are on the hunt. officers is answered a domestic disturbance call yesterday afternoon. the female caller said 22 year old blake was in the basement with a hand gun a. two hour standoff followed and a s.w.a.t. team set off tear gas. accused cereal killer gets his wish. a county judge granted him the motion to represent himself. the 77 year old millionaire is charged with killing four northern california women including two from the east bay. he argued he couldn't hire an attorney because he couldn't access his assets. he believes he was siphoning money from his account.

a former police officer at the center of a corruption investigation is now facing domestic violence charges. you are looking at a picture of 39 year old in jail on $1 million bail. charges include making terrorist threats. they are also suspected of taking drugs and other items from a police evidence facility and selling them. federal authorities are handling that investigation but he has not been charged in that case. fire officials tell ktvu fireworks sparked a vegetation fire. our camera was there as crews responded to that scene. crews put out the fire in about 2 and a half hours. no one was injured and no structures were damaged. a shelter in place order is over this morning after construction crews cut into a gas line. it happened yesterday afternoon at the veterans administration

hospital. fire crews responded to the scene and repaired that leak. next week the city of san bruno will start filling in a crater caused by the pipeline explosion. construction crews are using heavy equipment. residents say it is time to move forward. >> this will include actually finally closing the hole and providing temporary repairs to the immediate area so that we can open the area to through traffic. >> city leaders say ongoing investigations prevented them from filling in the hole because investigators needed to collect evidence. now the city has received the go ahead to cover and cap the crater. the people who work in the offices at san francisco's pier 38 will have to move. mayor ed lee toured that building yesterday along with fire officials and building inspectors. they pointed out what they say are electrical hazards and say the safety risk is too great to continue to let people work in

that building. >> usually i rely on the engineers and the professionals that do this job. they know what they are talking about. they were able to point out serious hazards that are immediate. >> some of the entrepreneurs who called pier 38 home are wondering whether they are being moved out to make room for america's cup. the bart extension will be delayed. bart wants to build a 10-mile stretch. the completion date has been pushed back to the fall of 2016 because of state funding delays and because progress on the highway 4 widening project has been slower than anticipated. witnesses are telling stories of terror as a crowd of fans watched in horror. the world war ii plane spiraled to the ground. this morning the investigation into what happened is underway and there is word that the community is going to hold a

memorial. eric is in reno this morning with the latest on what is happening today. what is the scene out there this morning? >> reporter: even though it is quite early here there are a lot of people kind of milling about. i talked to another pile hoot was out here yesterday when this crash happened. many people have seen this video of the crash. while it appears that the plane is going straight down he believes the piled tried to pull up a little bit right before impact. of course the pilot was 74 year old jimmy leeward. he was a fixture here. even those who did not know hame personally said they were well aware of him. he was a very experienced pilot. now the work of investigators is to try to figure out if there was some sort of a mechanical or techinal problem. the numbers we are getting are fluid. we understand they have confirmed that three people

were killed, more than 50 were hurt, taken to area hospitals. about a dozen still in critical condition today. and we late last night early this morning talked to a woman from hayward who was out here with her mother. they were in the grand stand extremely close to where this crash happened. she told me she is surprised that she survived. here is more of what she had to say. >> it was like a shock wave. all you saw were chairs and bodies and coolers just flying everywhere. and the plane was gone. there was no wreckage. there was nothing. and it was so close to us we felt the prop blast go by. >> reporter: as we come back out live you see the huge setup out here. this is an event that was supposed to be maybe in its biggest day here today, the same people we talked to said the crowd was light by the

standards of this event yesterday. of course it is much different. you have investigators on scene with the ntsp. and this morning we confirmed that organizers with the reno air races will be meeting. they don't have a time table at this point. once they have that meeting and have discussions we will expect we will be getting an update and we will bring that toot you when we get it. time now 7:39. more than two dozen tsa workers hat the honolulu airport were fired after an investigation found they did not screen checked bags for explosives. the employees were put on administrative leave in june as the tsa began the process of firing them. two employees told officials that thousands of bags were not checked properly. the union representing the workers said they were facing

pressures to make sure flightess left on time. yesterday president obama signed a bill extending funds to the faa for the rest of the year. it extends highway funding until next spring. the shut down put thousands out of work. the nation's busiest border crossing will reopen today. the collapse opened at the san diego county crossing on wednesday. a construction worker was hurt. up until now the crossing was partially closed slowing down some traffic. the crossing is the busiest in the nation with 50,000 vehicles entering and leaving the us each day. good morning to you. hopefully you'll get a chance to enjoy part of the weekend because we have sunny skies in store for you. we have a warmup in store, as well and the final days of summer going to feel a lot like summer. we have the fog along the coast

line. high pressure beginnish to strengthen a little bit. and that means we are seeing less in fog and cloud cover thisern mooing. patchy fog around the bay. east bay seeing it. our inland areas down south san jose mostly clear skies. hopefully you are enjoying the sunshine. by the afternoon 3-6-degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. sunday will be warmer than what we see today. your fog here. it came in through the golden gate and you cecloud see stretched into parts of the east bay. by 10:00 it is tailing back. for the coast this afternoon mostly sunny skies expected. wide spread 60s along the coast. 80s for inland areas and everybody in between comfortable. 46-degrees. a chilly start and cooler than yesterday. sodegrees warmer in napa. that is because napa had cloudy skies this morning and continues to deal with partly to mostly cloudy skies.

san francisco 8555-degrees san jose. the afternoon highs for today going to be nice. 81 expected for sonomoa today. 83 saint helena. upper 60s richmond. east bay looking at upper 60s and low 70s for today. 69 in oakland. 70-degrees head today the street party in hayward this afternoon. 80-degrees for danville as well as walnut creek. low 80s pittsburgh. looking at 84 for the afternoon. santa clara valley warm. 82 at morgan hill. 82 for san jose. 77 in sunnyvale. as we head to the peninsula 75 expected for red wood city. mid 60s for the city. the extended forecast here. high pressure will begin to strengthen into monday and tuesday. we actually see our temperatures warm above the seasonal average. wide spread low 90s for the forecast monday, tuesday and wednesday. friday will be the first

official day of fall. we'll take a look at your lunch time numbers coming up in a bit. time now is 7:43. the search for a teenage escapeee is over. there is a new tool on twitter that could help you keep up with your favorite football team. let's give you a live look outside. that is the 880 through oakland. it is still gray but traffic moving smoothly across the bay area on this saturday morbing.

mostly sunny skies this morning. comment conditions. keeping up with your favorite nfl team is getting

easier. twitter is teaming up with the league for a new service that allows users to get top tweets about each team. to follow the 49ers search for sf49ers tweets. to follow the raiders search for raider tweets. seven states in california have joined the lawsuit to block the merger of at&t and t mobile. the lawsuit claims that $39 billion merger would violate an tritrust laws and reduce competition. a major grocery chain says it will close its southern california stores if workers go on strike tomorrow. executives say theyb do not want customers to feel uneasy about crossing picket lines. issueinizeclude health care and higher wages. time now 7:46. the city of san francisco will

have stronger protections in place for low wage workers. mayor edly signed into law the ordinance. the city says laws meant to address the serious problems of employers who cheat workers out of their pay. it also strengthens the city's ability to cite employers immediately and doubles penalties for employers who retaliate. >> we recognize in the state of california there is already $7 billion of wage theft going on. we are not going to let that happen in san francisco. >> the ordinance takes effect next month. secretary of state hillary clinton paid a visit to the bay area with a message about women and the economy. clinton spoke yesterday. she delivered a key note address where she highlighted the need for improving wombening's rights. >> i'm locking the potential of

women by narrowing the gender gap could lead to a 14% rise in per capita incomes by the year of 2020. >> secretary clinton called on the 21 apic member nations to support. the 4th teenager who walked away from a bay area youth detention center is back in country. authorities say it was the teen's family member whose helped find him. the 15 year old and three other teenagers took off on monday night. the three others were arrested at a wal-mart on tuesday. police in maryland say a fight between two college room mates ended in a fatal stabbing thursday night. investigators haven't revealed what led to the fight but the 19 year old suspect is under arrest. >> for a campus like this, school, city like this it is not normal at all to hear something like that happening.

>> buoy state cancelled classes on friday but officials say there is no ongoing threat to students. an east bay antiviolence group is standing up to criminals. soldiers was formed to combat the rising crime late in oakland. they have gone to at least 60 crime scenes since last november. the members hold signs that read we care and someone dies here. they want the 3 to 5% to know that they will not get away with it. thousands of people are expected to march through oakland today calling for an end to violence. the group will begin their march at 29th avenue at 11:00 this morning. they are going to walk for a peace rally. thousands of muslims from northern california will gather in the south bay for a unity

bay. the park is still open to the public and everybody one is invited to come and experience muslim culture. the event begins at 10:00. ouch next the pricy public art project put on hold all because of the artist's past. the fearless actions of a female clerk. mostly sunny skies in many portions and around the bay this morning. for the afternoon sunshine bringing us warmer temperatures. we'll take a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up.

reenactment of court proceedings is set to debut on monday. it is called 89 and features several big name actors. organizers say they want to show the world they believe same sex marriage is a constitutional right.

a pricy public art contract is on hold in san france. the city's commission signed a contract with sculpturer. 1977 shot and killed a dog he took from an animal shelter. he filmed it and called it art. >> he has apologized. ktvu tried to reach him. a grisly bear is being blamed for the death of a 39 hunter from nevada. it happened near the canadian border. officials say it started when two men shot and wounded the bear. the grisly attacked and killed the 39 year old man and the other man shot and killed the bear. two colorado men face charges for a weekend at bernie's style incident. authorities say they took the

body of their dead friend and left them outside the vehicle while nay went in a bar. investigators say the two men drew $400 from the friend's bank account and have been arrested on charges. police do not think the two men had anything to do with the man's death. a robber in massachusetts picked the wrong store to try to hold up. it is from a convenience store. seconds later the clerk tackles the gunman to the ground. the fearless clerk said she waited until he set his gun down and that is when she sprung into action. >> i wanted to hold him for police thunderstorm police. >> the robber dropped his cash and dropped his hat. the police told her she should not have risked her life

tackling the robber. the man who wore a gumby shoot said the whole thing was a joke. the surveillance video shows him in the gumby get up two weeks ago. the store clerk told police that he try today rob him. the district attorney still trying to determine whether or not to file charges. time now 7:55. time to check in with rosemary. it is going to be a great day. no joke. we have partly cloudy skies out there this morning. we have a little fog along the bay. those clouds expected to burn pretty fast giving you a live look in oakland where we are dealing with mostly cloudy skies. again, that low cloud deck not as intrusive as it has been. upper 40s to mid and upper 50ss is where we start the morning. 60-degrees will be along the coast for your lunch time.

60ss low 70s. the farther you go inland the warmer for the lunch hour. for the afternoon temperatures from 3 to 6-degrees warmer from what we saw yesterday. 81-degrees expected at santa rosa. 79 for napa. upper 60s expected oakland. inland east bay looks like low 80s livermore as well as fairfield. 82 in antiac. along the south bay 80-degrees expected. 65 in san francisco. the extended forecast here. notess the warming trend that will continue. we have been below average for the thunderstorm last couple of days. we will remain that way. tuesday upper 60s and low 70s. and the forecast for the coast wide spread 90s and mid 90s some of the hotter spots inland. cove is normally home to kayakers and boaters.

today it will be home to water polo players. the game is in honor of the first football game at at&t park which will follow the water polo match. time now 7:57. we are continuing to follow the deadly air show crash. three people are dead and nearly 50 other injured. more uncertainty for the uc berkeley grads jailed in iran. the new court delay they are now facing.

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tragedy at the reno air races. at least three people are dead. a san jose neighborhood on alert as police continue their search for a shooting, carjacking and possible kidnapping suspect. san francisco police shoot at a man on a busy street overnight but it was two innocent bystanders woo ended up being hit by gun fire. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> it is saturday september 17. let's take a look at the

weekend forecast. >> reporter: it is a good looking forecast. temperatures will be warming. if you are not just ready to say good bye to the sun and summer heat well it is going to be with us for the final days of summer. we are expecting a weekend warmup. temperatures from 3 to 6- degrees warmer than that the what we saw yesterday. we are waking up with a little patchy fog out there along the coast as well as the east bay. partly cloudy skies. mostly sunny. san jose dealing with mostly sunny skies. highs today along the coast line wide spread low 60s. 70s along the bay. 80s for warmer spots. we will take a detailed look at your neighborhood. we'll show you what to expect. some of us waking up cooler than yesterday. a memorial service will take place in reno today for the three people killed after the plane crashed at the reno

air races. unbelievable. the world war ii era plane appear today spiral out of control before it crashed. two spectators died along with the pilot of the plane, 74 year old jimmy leeward. 56 others injured and some are in critical condition. all events at the air show have been cancelled. ktvu is in reno and he is going to have a live report for us from the scene in a few minutes. overnight san francisco police say two innocent bystanders were hit by gun fire. officers were chasing a man near broadway. police say they opened fire when they saw the man pull out a gun. he wasn't hit but two bystanders were. lawyer -- authorities are trying to determine how many officers were involved in the

shooting. san francisco police are investigating a homicide. a 22 year old man was shot to death near 35th avenue. the victim was shot several times in the chest. he was pronounced dead at the scene and police have not made any arrests in the case. we have been following the latest developmentess out of reno. we know at least three people are dead and dozens injured. ktvu is live there this morning for us where the events for the rest of the weekend have been cancelled. >> reporter: of course this was supposed to be a very busy place this weekend. of course now there is a single focus on remembering the people that died here, the pilot who died and trying to figure out exactly what happened. we did confirm that the ntsb is meeting with leadership with the reno air race association, the group that was putting on the event for many years. they are going to be looking very closely at what caused this crash. we are talking about a very

experienced pilot. if you seen the video obviously something went wrong where he lost control. they are trying to find out if this was a technical or mechanical problem. we can show you the video again that was shot. many people have seen this plane seemingly going vertically straight down into the ground and just dips integrating upon impact. the ntsb is out at the crash scene right now not far from where we are standing here today. we do expect to be getting a briefing later this morning about what they found so far. in the last 12 hours or so we talked to a woman from hayward who was out here and was very close to this crash sitting in the grand stand. she thought she was going to lose her life in this crash. she told us what it was like as this was happening. >> they came around the final

turn and goes up over the grand stands and came straight down at my mother and i. at the last second veered. we thought we were gone, veers and 20 feet away crashed into the tarmac. >> reporter: as you mentioned the more than 50 people in yeah iria hospitals, about a dozen in critical condition. we are hearing word that there will be some kind of memorial this afternoon. we are hearing 1:00. we are working to confirm details about that. to remember the spectator whose died and the pile:u -- pilot. this is 74 year old jimmy leeward. we hope to hear from a lot more people today who can give us some insight about what happened here. and stay with us ktvu for the latest on this crash. we have more information as well as video on our website at ktvu.com. a woman is still missing

after a shooting suspect stole her car while she was inside. alley is live at an apartment complex where the gunman was last seen. >> reporter: san jose police say the last time they saw this shooting and carjacking suspect was 6:00 yesterday evening. they spotted him as he was running into this housing development. they say he ran right down the court directly into the housing complex. police started searching for him immediately afterwards. police are still looking for that man this morning. just in the last hour we watched san jose police go door to door in neighborhoods nearby. those police officers were giving residents information about the man that they are looking for -- people who lived here weren't allowed inside

while police were searching for neighborhood looking for this suspect. here is the picture for the man police were looking for. police believe the man pictured here attempted to rob and then shot a man at the gas station at 11:00 a.m. yesterday. about an hour after that police believe the same guy carjacked a woman at the plant shopping center. san jose police say people living in this area where the man was last seen should be on alert. >> we don't want to give this false impression of safety to the public. a very dangerous criminal was last seen in that one square block. we want the public to know to be on a heightened level of alert in case they do see this person. >> reporter: friends family members tell ktvu that cindy win was the victim of the carjacking yesterday and as of 6:30 this morning san jose police tell us that woman is unaccounted for.

they do not know where here carjacked vehicle is. police are not only looking for this suspect, they are still continuing to look for the carjacking victim. as for the man shot at the gas station yesterday police say he is expected to survive. liven san jose, ktvu, channel 22 news. more uncertainty for the uc berkeley graduates jailed in iran. the attorneys for josh fattal and shane bauer is in limou --u limbo. earlier this week iranian president said they would be released within days. they had been prison for more than two years. the search continues for 35 year old aaron. he is accused of killing fort bragg city councilman. it is believed he is hiding in

the forest. authorities say they have uncovered a trail of evidence left behind including make shift camp sites and food. police say a child is to blame in the small chlorine explosion earlier this week. it happened wednesday night at the mid town apartments. part of the building was evacuated after residents reported smoke and a strong odor. police say a 9 year old boy was playing with chlorine tablets and apparently the tablets made contact with liquid causing the chemical reaction. people in one city neighborhood have been ordered to boil their water. the public works department says a man upgrading his plumbing accidently connected his well to a city pipeline. 75,000-gallons of untreated well water pour under to the city's water system. residents are advised to boil water through the weekend for 3

minutes. good morning to you. we are going to be warming it up. take a look at how light the winds are this morning. we have a northwesterly flow setting up. that has helped to keep most of the marine layer off the coast line. we are dealing with patchy fog along the east bay. most of us inland, concord down into san jose, mostly clear skies. you can see the southwesterly breeze very light this morning. a westerly breeze about 6 miles per hour. we have this finger of fog move through. this is where we are see something of this. the rest of us dealing with plenty of sunshine this morning. by 10 and 11:00 you can see it is backing off just inside the bay. coasts will be clearing for the afternoon. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies for most everyone. giving you a look at the satellite and radar showing you what is happening here. the system that brought us the cooler weather off to the east. we have a ridge building in.

it is a little zonal. it is going to slowly build. tazdoes it will take our temperatures above average for this time of year. good air quality. nice sunny skies and warmer weather. patchy fog as we start the day. mostly sunny for the afternoon. temperatures up a few degrees from yesterday. 3 to 6 in most cases. inland areas may notice more so than the coast. even the coast line will begin to see a warming trend. mid 70s. 68 richmond. the east bay going to see nice mild weather. 69 oakland. 70 hayward. low 80ss danville livermore. 82 spented for pittsburgh today. santa clara valley gorgeous. 80-degrees san jose. 78 expected santa clara. mostly sunny and 72 in sanmityo. 67 san bruno. mid 60s for san francisco and wide spread low mid 60s along the coast line expected with

sunshine for the afternoon. the extended forecast notice how temperatures climb and continue to climb monday, tuesday, wednesday. getting back to the low and mid 90s for inland areas. wide spread upper 60s and low 70s for the coast. first day of fall will be on friday. if you are going to be outdoors today we will have your day planner coming up in a bit. new developments from libya this morning as there are claims that hundreds of civilians have been killed by a nato air strike. it is back to business at an arizona air force base this morning after report of a gunman forcing a lockdown for hours.

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plenty of sunshine out there. a few high clouds. a beautiful start to the morning. a spokesman for moammar gadhafi claims nato air strikes overnight in libya killed more than 350 people but the claim could not be immediately verified. nato is disputing the report saying the targets were military. revolutionary fighters are trying to regroup after being driven back by resistance. a memorial service is taking place in the united kingdom for four miners who died after their mine flooded. the mine flooded on thursday after a wall holding back the water failed. rescue crews managed to find the bodies yesterday. >> this is a very serious

tragedy the like of which we have not known in south wails in these valleys for a very long time. it is pretty terrible. >> three other miners did manage to escape. officials say it is too early to know what caused the wallet to fail. prosecutors whatnot man accused in the tucson shooting rampage to spend three more weeks in mental treatment. his lawyers say the government has fail today show his mental condition will improve enough for him to stand trial. he faces 49 charges in connection to the january 8 attack on arizona congress woman gabrielle giffords that also killed 6 people. operations at an arizona air force basis are back to normal after a lockdown following reports of a gunman. officials say someone reported seeing ang armed individual

enter an office building t. base was locked down for nearly six hours while a search was conducted. california republicans are starting the second day of their state convention in los angeles. ron paul is addressing the crowd today. last night delegates heard from minnesota congress woman michele bachmann gave the keep note address. >> since barack obama has been president of the united states that dollar has lost 12% of its value because we need a sound dollar in this country; don't we? >> a new poll shows only 6% of california republicans prefer michele bachmann as the presidential nominee. that compare today 20% for rick perry. president obama is pushing his new jobs bill. and he is promising once again

that it is not going to add one penny to the us deficit. >> on monday i'll lay out my plan for how we'll do it. i will pay for the plan by following basic principles. making sure we live within our means and asking everyone to pay their share. >> it calls for limits on tax deductions. the jobs bill would also reduce payroll taxes. republicans issued their own -- >> with real solutions. >> a memo made public by house speaker john boehner states republicans like some aspects thof president's jobs bill including tax cuts for small businesses. the party is against the president's move to tax wealthier americans. new poll numbers show

president obama has a tough challenge heading into the 20122 election season t. new york times poll shows 43% of americans approve of the president's job performance down from one month ago and the lowest in his presidentancy. 50% disapprove of the president's job performance up from 47% in august. the economy and job creation are cited as the major reason. more than two dozen transportation security employees at the honolulu airport have been fired. 28 fires, 15 suspend second three resigned after an investigation found they did not screen checked bagged for explosives. the employees were put on administrative leave in june as the tsa began the process of firing them. the agency started investigating after two employees told officials that thousands of bags were not being checked properly. the union said they faced pressure to make sure flights left on time.

general motors and the united auto workers have greed on a new contract. the deal includes improvements in profit sharing and better health care benefits. the talks are the first since g m and chrysler needed government aid to make it through bankruptcy protection. seven states have joined the lawsuit to block the merger of at&t and t mobile. officials say the attorney generals of the seven states have been helping federal authorities investigate the proposed merger. the lawsuit claimathize merger would violate an tritrust laws and reduce competition in the wireless work place. thousands plan to walk off the job for one day next weekism up to 23,000 registered nurses will strike on thursday at hospitals. the hospitals say they are planning on bringing in replacements in order to stay open. this strike comes after proposed cutbacks.

34 hospitals across the region are expected to be effected by this strike. they include better health systems, children's hospital in oakland and the medical centers in oak land and berkeley. some workers at the state capitol are being warned their personal information might be in the hand of hackers. hackers breached the server last month with the server containing information for more than 50 people that work for the state assembly. the council's office won't say how many lawmakers are effected. 1.4 million birth control pills are being recalled leaving many at serious risk. the pilled were manufactured by qual test and sold under six different brands. the recall is due to a packaging error. it could lead to women taking the pills in the wrong order. >> i was very concerned for my patients because they could

potentially get pregnant and not even be aware that they are taking their pills as they are supposed to be but it is not working for them. for more information including a list of the brands involved in the recall go to ktvu.com and look in the right now section. the time now is 8:21. it was a bazaar scene on a michigan lake. how a fishing trip turn under to a rescue mission. weather is in the forecast for your weekend. we are dealing with a little bit of gray. when the gray will be gone and when the sunshine will arrive we'll take a look coming up.

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father and son fishing trip turned into a bazaar rescue in michigan. there they are pulling the deer into the boat. they managed to return the deer to shore. sea world in orlando florida is taking care of an injured that came ashore on a crowded beach. the 10-foot dolphin beached itself around noon yesterday and people nearby jumped in to help. >> i saw it was only one bucket at the beach. we was dragging one bucket and running back and forth. >> sea world's rescue team brought the dolphin to the

rehabilitation center. they say the dolphin is an older male and very thin. we are getting on the edge of summer, the end of summer. wish it would stay around longer. >> it is going to stick around for the next week or so. we have fabulous weather as we look at the final days of summer 2011. giving you a live look outside our doors. already watching the marine layer begin to burn off. many of us waking up with mostly sunny skies. it is a gorgeous morning in san jose. temperatures sitting in the upper 50s through about noon time. we are looking at 60-degrees. 80-degrees for you in san hose. uu -- san jose. mid and upper 60s for the city of san francisco. lafayette nice weather there. wide spread 70s. low 80s and warmer spots only

getting to about 84 this afternoon. a good looking day almost everywhere you look. temperatures will be warmer for tomorrow and then they heat up really for monday, tuesday, wednesday. looks like low mid 90s expected for the inland areas. along the coast mid 70s. time now is 8:26. u s s hornet museum is quem rating the 10th anniversary of the september 11 attacks. they are paying tribute during today's living ship day. a special memorial service begins at 1:00. and a wreath will be tossed into the water. the nation's only federally designated aids memorial is celebrating the 20th anniversary. this morning more than 100 community leaders will be holding a ground breaking ceremony. aids activists established the grove as a peaceful setting

where patients and family members could gather. thousands of muslims will gather in the south bay for a unity day. aproud 2,000 are expected to enjoy music, food, art, book, gifts and rides. the park is open to the pub cyclic everyone is invited to experience the muslim culture. time is 8:27. coming together for a common goal. what thousands of people look for. tragedy at the reno air race as three people are dead and dozens others injured. n?

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bodies everywhere. >> three people are dead after a plane crashed into the ground. the plane was being thrown by an experienced hollywood stunt pilot. >> witnesses say he did what he could to avoid much of the crowd as his plane went down. a memorial service is being talked about possibly scheduled for this afternoon and the rest of the air races have been cancelled. >> reporter: you may be able to see behind me activity has picked up. federal investigators are on the scene. i want to give you a sense of where we are. we are going to pan over. you may be in the distance able to see just the edge of the grand stand. it was just a short distance past there of course where this crash happened. the ntsb is here on the scene. there is no time table for the meeting that they have planned with organizers of this event. we hope to get a briefing at some point later this morning t. video just incredible.

obviously an air race is a risky econvenient begin with. the people out here say that the pilot certainly accepted that risk. but the pilot in this case, 74 year old jimmy leeward was considered a very good pilot. all the more reason why investigators want to figure out exactly what happened here, if there was some type of mechanical failure to cause such a violent accident. some witnesses we talked to think maybe just maybe he tried to avoid hitting the grand stand straight on right before the crash. we spoke to a woman from hayward late last night who told me what was going through her head. >> we realized that the plane veered and we weren't dead then our next fear was we kind of hunkered into each other because we thought for sure that debris was going to be what killed us. >> reporter: and we are not sure what the significance is

here but we have seen many more vehicles start to make their way down this road and go back towards the crash scene y. saw a vehicle with the sheriff's search and rescue. they may be assisting in some form or fashion in this investigation. we expect to hear more either from the organizers of the reno air races or the ntsb itself about how they are coming with this investigation into what happened with this crash. we mentioned the is a private memorial planned for this afternoon perhaps sometime around 1:00. at this point the numbers could change. we are hearing three people have died. two spectators and the pilot in this case. we are going to continue to gather information and bring you more throughout the day. and stay with ktvu for the latest on the crash. we have more information as well as video posted on ktvu.com. the search continues in san jose this morning for a gunman

and his carjacking victim. alley is live at the apartment complex whereophilussers tracked the gunman. >> reporter: san jose police say the last time they saw this shooting and carjacking suspect was in this apartment complex behind us. police say they saw the man running directly into the housing complex. police shot at him. this man managed to get away and police are still looking for him. about an hour ago we watched san jose police go door to door in the neighborhoods giving residents information about the man they are looking for. and for many of these residents they are just coming back to their homes this morning since this neighborhood was the focus for the search for the suspect it was in lockdown a lot of people were not allowed to return home. as many as 80 police officers, members of the s.w.a.t. team, others wearing plain clothes took part in the search of the housing complex a. lot of the residential complexes on

king and mabry. at 5:00 this morning police called off the formal search of this neighborhood. neighbors said they are still worried. >> of course we do. of course we are. >> reporter: are you going to do anything different? >> we are going to stay here tonight. we will just make sure that all of the doors are locked. >> reporter: here is a picture of the man police are still looking for. they believe the person seen in this surveillance picture attempted to rob and then shot a man at a willow glen gas station in san jose. an hour after that police believe the same man then carjacked a wowoman at the plant shopping center about a mile away. san jose police say people living in the area where this man was last seen should be on allured. >> we don't want to give this false impression of safety to the public. a very dangerous criminal was last seen in that one square

block. we want the public to be on a heightened level of alert in case they do see this person. >> reporter: friends and family members say 51 year old cindy when was the victim of the carjacking and as of 6:30 this morning san jose police say that woman is unaccounted for. they don't know where she is. police say the man who shot at the gas station yesterday is expected to survive. police are canvassing the neighborhoods out here letting residents know to be aware that this suspect is still on the loose. live in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. overnight san francisco police say two innocent by standers were hit by gun fire as officers fired at a fleeing suspect. theophiluserss were chasing the man in china town just after 2:00 this morning. police say they opened fire when they saw the person pull out a gun. he was not hit but two

bystanders were. they injuries are not life threatening. investigators are looking into how plane officers were involved in the shooting and how many rounds were fired. it is unclear why police were chasing that man. one person is in the hospital this morning following a stabbing at san francisco's fishermen's warf. it happened in front of the in and out burger on jefferson street. still unknown what led up to the stabbing. police are still investigating. accused serial killer has gotten his wish. a marine county judge granted him the motion to represent himself. the 77 year old millionaire is charged with killing four northern california women. he previously argued he couldn't hire an attorney because he could not asset his assets a. preliminary hearing has been pushed back to january.

a police officer is now facing domestic violence charges. 39 year old louis is in jail on $1 million bail. charges include making terrorist threats. he and three other mean are suspected of stealing drugs and other items from police evidence facilities and selling them. federal authorities are handling there investigation but he has not been charged in the case. police are on the hunt for parole. officers answer a domestic disturbance call yesterday afternoon. the female caller said 22 year old blake was in the basement with a hand gun and a two hour standoff followed. a s.w.a.t. team fired in tear gas and send in a police dog w. officers entered the home it appears he left. fire officials tell ktvu fireworks sparked a fire. our camera was there as crews

responded to the scene. crews put the fire out in about two and a half hours. about ten acres burned. no one was injured. next week the city of san bruno is going to start filling the crater which was caused by last year's deadly pipeline explosion. residents say it is time to move forward adding that the crater should have been taken care of months ago. >> this work will include closing hole. city leaders say ongoing investigations prevented them from filling in the hole. the city has now received the go ahead to cover and cap that crater. a ceremony shovel of dirt is set for next tuesday morning. thousands of people are expected to march through oakland. the group soldiers against violence everywhere will begin

their march at 11:00 this morning. they will walk for a peace rally. senator barbara lee will speak at that rally. an east bay antiviolence group is standing up to criminals. save was formed to combat the rising crime rate. it is down to at least 60 crime scenes since last november. members hold up signs that read we care. they say they want 32 to 5% to know that they will not get away with it. a pricy art contract is on hold in san francisco. the city's art commission signed a $750,000 contract last year for the top sculptor. he shot and killed a dog that he took from an animal shelter and

filmed it and called it art. >> it is a deeply disturbing incident and we were caught off guard. >> he has apologized several times over the years. a concord neighborhood will be the site of an important safety drill today. the city will imagine that a powerful earthquake has struck the bay area. the emergency response team will train citizen volunteers in response skills. >> we are shaping up for a nice weekend. take a look at what is happening. we have plenty of blue sky. the marine layer is burning offases we speak. we are looking at sunshine for the coast. this afternoon. it will be building in for the next couple of days. that is what is actually

helping to keep the low cloud deck away from most areas. for the afternoon 32 to 6- degrees warmer. patchy fog burning off sooner than what we saw yesterday. sunday looks to be the warmer day. we do see fog inside the bay. east bay reporting partly sunny skies. oakland partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. southwesterly breeze actually helps to push into the areas around napa. by 10 and 11:00 it is backing away from the coast. we don't see it. plenty of sunshine in the forecast for today. temperatures right now sitting in the 50s for most of us. take a look at where santa rosa sits. 48-degrees. dramatic difference between napa and santa rosa due to the cloudy skies. the cloud deck actually helps to prevent yesterday's heat from moving out of here. 81-degrees sonomoa. mid 80s expected.

that will be one of the warmer spots. nevada mid 70s. upper 60s in richmond. 69 for oakland this afternoon. 80-degrees walnut creek. 81 in pleasanten. 83 for antiac. looking to the south bay. 80-degrees san jose. it is going to be a fabulous day. upper 60s san bruno. 65-degrees in the city. good air quality to boot. your extended forecast temperatures will continue to climb. we'll be a few degrees warmer today than yesterday. we'll continue to bump that up for tomorrow. notable change between friday and sunday. just a gradual warmup into monday and tuesday. the bigger heatup expected. along the coast line mild and warm at times. upper 60s and low 70s with mostly sunny skies, dry conditions and looking way ahead to the first day of fall on friday we begin to cool back a little bit. we'll take a look at your lunch

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a bright and sunny start in san jose this morning. time now is 8:46. following breaking news. we are getting reports that kara kennedy has died of an apparent heart attack. she previously survived a near fatal bout with lung cancer. she was 51 years old. a grisly bear is being blamed for the death of a hunter from nevada. it happened yesterday in montana. officials say it started with two men including the 39 year old shot and wounded the grisly. the men tracked down the grisly and that is when the grisly attacked and killed the 39 year old. the other man proceeded to shoot and kill the bear. mese in maryland say a

fight between two college room mates ended in a fatal stabbing. investigators haven't revealed what led to the fight yet but they say the 19 year old suspect is under arrest. >> for a campus like this, school, city like this it is not normal at all to hear something like that happen. >> buoy state cancelled classes yesterday but campus officials say there is no ongoing threat to students. the nation's busiest border crossing will reopen today. the scaffolding fell. ten others suffered minor injuries. until now the crossing was partially closed. that crossing is the busiest in the nation with 50,000 vehicles entering and leaving the us every day. secretary of state visited the bay area.

clinton spoke yesterday. she highlighted the need for improving women's rights. >> i am locking the potential of women by narrowing engender gap could lead to a 14% rise in percapita incomes by the year 2020 in several economies. >> secretary clinton called the 21 nations to adopt a declaration supporting rising women leaders. the city of san francisco will have stronger protections. -- the city says the law is meant to address the serious problem of employers who cheat out of pay. it strengthens the city's ability -- >> we recognize in the state of california there is already $7 billion of wage theft going on.

we are not going to let that happen in san francisco. >> the ordinance takes effect next month. the people who work in the offices at san francisco's pier 38 are going to have to move. mayor ed lee toured the building yesterday. they pointed out what they say were electrical hazards and say the safety risk is too great to let people continue to work in that building. usually i rely on the engineers and professionals that do the job every day. they are able to point out to me some very serious hazards that are immediate. >> some of the entrepreneurs who called pier 38 home are wondering whether they are being moved out to make room for the cup but mayor says that building is not a part of those plans right now. a robber in massachusetts picked the wrong store to hold up. you see the robber is threatening a woman but seconds later a clerk tackles the gunman to the ground.

she says she waited until he set the gun down. >> i wanted to help. >> the robber dropped the cash and lost his add and shoes and t shirt. the clerk says police told her she should not have risked her life tackling that man. flash mobs hit the california gop convention. who those activists wanted to reach with their special dance routine. we are tracking a warmup. what you can expect for your neighborhood. [ agent ] so your policy looks good, is there anything else?

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the san francisco giants are still hanging on. they won their 6th straight game last night with a blowout in colorado. in the 6th pitcher madison helps his own cause with a ball deep to right center that hit the wall. chris stewart added insurance in the 7th with his second home run of the season and the giants win 9-1. they are six ahead in the west. the detroit tigers have become the first team to reach the postseason. for the oakland a's it happened on their home field. the game was delayed for 16 minutes after some lights went out. they were in the dark right

before the start of the 4th inning. they were already up 22-1. added insurance with a solo homerun. last chance for the a's in the bottom of the 9th. josh grounds out to 3rd. that ends the game. that makes the tigers champions of the american league central and in the playoffs. the tigers and the a's play again this afternoon at 1:00. normally home to kayakers and boaters hoping to catch a splash hit. today it will be home to water polo players. uc berkeley alumni will face off in the cove. the game ushers in the first football game. the public is invited to watch the match for free at 1:00. keeping up with your favorite nfl team is easier. twitter is teaming up with the league for a new service that allows users to get top tweets about every team.

each selects and retweets. to follow the 49ers search for sf49er tweets. television's best will be honored at the emmy awards. every nominee was honored last night. every year they host a cocktail celebration the friday night before the awards. you can watch the emmys right here. our coverage betweenu -- begins at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. the awards show starts at 5:0 . gay rights activists against michele bachmann took a unique approach outside the gom convention. they didn't hold signs or march. instead they danced. this video shows about 50 people staging a flash mob routine set to like a prayer. activists wanted to call attention to reports that mike mibach's husbands has been involved in religious therapy

aimed at getting homosexuals to become straight. a reenactment of court proceedings is set to debut on monday in new york city. it is called 8. organizers say they want to show the world their belief that same sex marriage is a constitutional right. if you are looking for a warm weekend... >> there is no reason to complain this weekend. it is going to be nice. we are starting out cool in some areas. we'll make up the difference and then some. we are sitting in the low 60s. patchy fog for the east bay. by noon time mostly sunny from the coast all the way inland. we are looking at low 60s for the coast line and low 70s for the lunch hour. just gorgeous. for the afternoon it is going to be warm. 70s and 80s for the inland areas. warm but not hot.

81-degrees expected. 79 in napa. 69 in oakland. a wide spread low 80s. 74 freed mont. 80-degrees san jose. along the coast wide 60s. 65 expected in san francisco. the warming trend will continue all the way into wednesday where you will get a little uncomfortable. low 90s but we have been talking about this being the last week of summer. fall starts early friday morning. enjoy it. we know a lot of people on the coast today for the coastal cleanups today. looks like we will have nice weather. >> get outdoors. >> that's going to do it for us here. thanks for joining us.

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