>> a medical error causes the death of a patient at a bay area hospital. how it's connected to a strike and a lockout at that hospital. and the president is now headed here to the west coast. where he's going to stop before he tackles a busy schedule. and headed home after two years in prison. two uc berkeley graduates return to american soil this morning. and good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, september 25th. i'm mike. >> i'm claudia wong. fall is in the air and might be a good day to grab a jacket before you head out. let's check in with rosemary and the forecast. >> reporter: starting out mostly cloudy and this time around, the clouds carrying along some rain. we're mild out there and some of us sitting in the low 60s and plenty of gray.

and we are expecting a few sprinkles late morning and through the first half of the afternoon. can see clearing, partly cloudy skies. a split between now and then, we're going to be dry out and warming up for the week ahead and we'll detail your send in a few moments. it started with a nurse's strike and lockout and an investigating now after hospital officials say replacement nurse brought in from out of state made a medical error that took the life of an east bay patient. allie is live in oak lawith the story. >> reporter: of course, this is something the nurse's union is upset about. i got off of the phone with a representative about 15 machines ago and he tells me some of the union nurses plan to have a vig will here in front of the hospital -- vigil here at 7:00 in the evening in response to the patient's death. that is the medical center in oakland where police were called early side morning to investigate the -- saturday morning to investigate the death of a 66-year-old win. she was a cancer patient

receiving treatment here since july. one of the nurses who treated her made a medical error with that part's medication. according to a statement by police, they were told, quote, a patient had died after being administered a non-prescribed dosage of a medication that is known to be lethal in the manner in which it's to be administered. that is all police would say. an investigation is still ongoing and they would not say what kind of medication or how much was given. the nurse who gave that medication was replacement nurse. the regular nursing staff here and at more than 30 other california hospitals went on strike on thursday and in response it that strike, alpha -- alta base and other hospitals locked the nurses out for five days after the strike. the hospital has been use -- using temporary nurses since then. back out here live, there are -- right now, it's hard to see them but earlier this mother, we saw a half dozen security guards in front of the hospital as the lockout continues. you can see a seen there that valetes iss are closed -- valet

services are closed and they're keeping an eye as to who comes in and out. the police are conducting an investigation into this death. the district attorney's office will review the case tomorrow and there their is supposed to be an autopsy tomorrow. the nurse involved was questioned by detectives yesterday and, while we haven't been able to get a hold of any spokespersons from the hospital, they did tell the oakland tribune they're also the, the hospital's also conducting its own investigation into what went wrong. live in oakland,. president obama is headed to the west coast this morning. i want to show you a well picture from andrews air force base and i believe that is the president set to arrive. he will land down from that chopper and on to air force 1 to head to the west coast this morning. he is a busy -- has a busy schedule in front of him and is going to go to seattle first for two fund raisers and is going to make his way to the bay area for an 18-hour visit, including two fund razzers tonight, tomorrow the president

is -- fun raisers tonight and tomorrow, the president's going to take part in the town hall meeting and the president is going to make its way -- his way to southern california for several more fund raisers and this is a live picture as we're watching president obama head out to the west coast and we'll check in with that in just a bit and this is a closer look at the president's i 10er air. he's set to arrive at moffett field at 4:55 this afternoon and he will head to a 5:00 fund raiser at the woodside home of sem an tech chairman. at 6:30, taping another at the african home of the facebook chief operating officer sandberg. tomorrow at ref a.m., the president will attend a town hall meeting hosted by linked in and at 12:25, the president is set to depart moffet feel for san diego. stay with ktvu and www.ktvu.com. go to find the link to submit questions. again, yet takes place material. later this morning, the two uc berkeley graduates recently released from an, rannian prison will be back on u.s.

soil. bauer and fattal are on a flight heading to new york. this is video of them board allegation flight this oman. the omany government helped secure their release. the two friends are travelling with their families and along with sarah shourd. >> we'll never forget the excitement of seeing our loved ones waiting for us at the foot of the plane. the joy of embracing them all after so long will stay with us forever. >> we hope some day to return to this wonderful country, but for now, we're eager to get home at last. thank you. >> the iranian government arrested shane bauer, josh fattal and sarah shourd in 2009 accusing them of spying. iran released shourd last year for health reasons. the two men were released last week under a million-dollar bail deal. >> you would think that they would go into that situation and come out angry or come out, you know, upset about the situation. i think josh is very much the

opposite. >> once bauer and fattal land in new york city, they will be take tone a hotel and that is where they will hold a news conference with the families this afternoon. and in sparks, nevada, they remain under a state of emergency this morning after a weekend shooting at a casino involving the rival motorcycle gags. it happened friday night at the nugget hotel casino. someone shot and killed the head of the san jose hells angels chapter. two other angels were wounded. the city declared that state of emergency following the violence saying more attacks could happen. >> when jeff you have people that enter our city with badpy thes, bad things will happen and that is what happened here. >> the shooting happened during the street vibrations motorcycle festival. as a result, the rest of the festival is cancelled. three people are now in cold frontde for the violence. >> a public memorial service will take place in repo for the victims of the deadly air raid crash. ref people were killed more than a week ago when the p-51

mustang crashed into the crowd. dozens more were injured. the service is going to take place at 6:00 tote. and -- tonight. on tuesday, the oakland school board will consider which schools to shut down at the end of the academic year. schools sleighted to close are lakeview, revere, marshal, maxwell park, and santa fe. the list was cut down from a preliminary list of eight possible closures. the superintendent is also recommending the expansion of keiser and buckholter elementary schools. the possible closures are expected to effect 960 students. the district said the move will save $2 million. tuesday's board meeting starts at 5:00 p.m. at the oakland high school feed or macarthur boulevard. a final decision on the closures is not expected until october 26th. the uc berkeley student government is holding a public meeting tonight in response to the controversy over a planned bake sale on campus. the increased diversity bake

sale is being held on tuesday by cal's college republicans group. according to the events facebook people, the group plans to charge $2 for caucasian students, $1.50 for asian students, $1 for latino students and 75 cents for african-americans. the college republican said the back sale is a symbolec protest against a bill that would allow the uc system to consider race and ethnicity in the admission's process. tonight's meeting is at 6:00 in escheelman hall. right now, we want to go back to andrews air force base. there is president obama. he got off of marine one and headed to air force one and getting ready for the trip here to the west coast this morning. there he is boarding the plane and he's going to first stop in seattle for two fund raisers there and then he's going to make his way here to the bay area. his visit here will be 18 hourslong. there he goes, given the last wave before getting on bord and he will have two fund raisers

tonight and tomorrow, there is going to be a up to hall meeting hosted by linked in and again, if you want to submit questions for that, go to our website at www.ktvu.com. 7:09 is the time now. the family of a man hit and killed in his wheelchair in richmond are asking whoever hit him to come today of. boot-year-old was hit around 6:00 thursday night. the police say that he was struck from behind and ejected from the wheelchair. the family members don't your stand how someone could hit him and leave the scene. >> he deserved someone better than this to be ran down. >> you turn yourself in, tell your son the story and at least make it right. >> the car that hit cox is described as an older model dark-colored lexus two-door sedan and has tinted windows and a spoiler and anyone with information is asked to call richmond police. a late-night fire at a concrete tactory in san francisco is under control this morning. the flames broke out before 11:30 last night at the concrete factory on third

street and mariposa. the firefighters managed to quickly get control of the situation. the cause is under investigation. this morning, one woman was taken to the hospital after a house fire in san bruno. firefighters responded to a home on the 100 block of linden street after midnight. when they arrived, they saw smoke coming from the seg story. residents were evacuated and the fire was knocked down in 30 minutes. the fire officials say yet appears to be an electrical fire that started in the attic. the damage is estimated at $100,000. goring to you. we have an early season storm on the way -- good morning to you. we have an early season storm on the way. a few sprinkles over the bay area a possibility, especially the north bay and looking at the winds, generally light out there and looking at a southwesterly breeze with this system approaching. you can see the widespread gray and not seeing the rain just yet and that is on the way. 61 degrees right now in san francisco; 66 in oakland. widespread 60s outside of our door. a few degrees warmer than yesterday in most cases, livermore and areas in concord, actually, a tad cooler than

yesterday. 61 in napa and santa rosa, you're checking in at 60 degrees with the light breeze. going to back it up and show you this is the leading edge. we have rain packed in there behind and that is looks like northern california seeing that light rain at this time. it's going to slide south. as it does, it's going to weaken and is going to be strong enough to bring us just a few sprinkles over the north bay through the morning hours and for the afternoon around newtime, looks like we can see some over san francisco. the satellite radar here showing you a better idea and that is in motion as it begins to move and sliding around eureka an hour ago and we'll move its way through our area for the second half of the morning, early half of the day and there you have it, partly to mostly cloudy skies today, showers likely, the north bay and the rest of us will see a chance out and about for today. that shouldn't ruin your day but don't be surprised to see a sprinkle or two. by 9:00 or so, looks like point

reyes, north bay and to morepsy, a few sprinkles here by noon, 1:00, notice how the color charges and we're seeing the light blue or green. it's moving through, about noontime, one:00 and -- 1:00, and by sunset, we may see clearing. partly cloudy skies, perhaps, the late-day clearing not bad want set degrees expect forward vallejo and novato, 67 in oakland; 62, san francisco and low 70acy for our inland area. just a couple of days ago, we were looking at 90s and&100 degrees in some cases. 73, lifermore; 72, san had say; 71, expected redwood city and 68 in santa cruz and partly to mostly sunny skies here. the extended forecast here, partly to mostly cloudy skies. the extended forecast here, we're going to warm up fast and look at that by tomorrow. the inland areas into the 80s and low 90s on tuesday and wednesday and thursday, and temperatures going to feel a little bit more like they should for the first half of the september and as we roll through the second half of

september. i think i need more coffee. anyways, we're going to look at the lungtime forecast in -- lunchtime forecast in a few minutes. >> time now is 7:13. hundreds of pigs stolen. where police think they're headed after take the animals. and jfk's airport, a man trying to get a bag of weapons. what he said he was going to do with them. >> and politicians are calling it an upset. the latest from the gop straw poll. >> a live look at traffic. and this is 101 in san francisco. we're also getting word of a mailer collision on southbound 101 in menlo park and right now, all southbound lanes are blocked. chp is investigating and sev13:00. you're watching mornings on 2.

>> all right, happening right now, we have president obama on board air force 1 and there it

is, starting to tax and going to take off from andrewsar force base and he's heading here to the west coast. you will see marine one in the foreground and picked him up and now he is headed out here and this go is going to be a long flight as he heads out here and is going to arrive here in the bay area until 4:55 this afternoon and that is because he's making a stop in seattle first and then he will have a busy 18-hour visit here in the bay area. all right, time now is 7:16. in nepal. none people are dead after a plane carrying tourist while trying to land. two americans were among the pares killed. the witness said the plane hit the roof of the house in the village and broke into several pieces. no one on the ground was killed. witnesses say it was foggy and the visibility was low in that area. the plane was returning from a fright of pares returning to view mount everest and the peak. the ministry of the interior said that officers shot two men strapped with

explosives. the shooting in the province detonated the attackers and they both died. the ministry is try ising -- trying to figure out who is response for firing hundreds of rockets from passion into two east afghan provinces this week. four explosions killed six people in the holy shiite city of southern iraq overnight. two blasts happened in nor the government office that issues i.d. cards to the people. the policemen were among the dead. 13 people were also injured and rescue crews are still digging through rubble looking for survivors. so far, no one's claimed responsibility for the attack. a man trying to board a plane with a bag full of weapons is facing serious charges this morning. the 54-year-old man was arrested on thursday. that is after a routine screening at new york's jfk airline. tsa officials found the stun gun, three stun batons, a stun pen and cap of pepper spray inside the bag. the win ons were confesset cad by port authority police. the man told officials he was taking the items to saudi

arabia to protect his family. and as we just motioned, president obama is heading to the west coast for several fund raisers. before his departure from the east coast, he tried to rally the african-american community. he spoke last night at the congressional black caucus donor in washington, d.c. mr. obama recall urgeed the their thousand attendees to join him in passing his job's bill up story a debate in congress. >> and now i want that bill back. passed. i have bot the peps all ready -- peps all ready, i am ready to sign it and i need your help it make it happen. >> the unemployment rate for african-americans in the u.s. is 17%, nearly double the overall unemployment rate of 9.1%. some republicans are calling it an upset in the sunshine state. the winner at this weekend's gop straw poll in florida. >> with 986 votes, 37.1%, herman cane! [ applause ] >> that is florida governor rick scott announcing the

winner last night in orlando. texas governor rick perry came in second despite campaigning aggressively in florida. >> some people are spreading the nasty rumor that herman cane can't win. well, i'll tell you what, that might be what they think but the american people have a different idea. >> some political analysts say cane's win comes at the expense of perry and may force the texas governor to rethink his policies. the protests taking over wall street in new york city is now entering its second week. northbound city police raved around 80 people yesterday alone, mostly for blocking traffic. some protestors are accusing officers of being too violence in -- violent in their arrests. organizers are speaking out against corporate greed and the execution of georgia inmate troy davis. >> finance officials and bankers from all over the world are gathered in washington, d.c., this weekend to take part

in annual meetings for the international monetary fund and the world bank. this is video that shows attendees taking the photo yesterday. the treasury secretary timny geithner is attending and he is calling on finance officials to take bold action to deal with the european debt crisis saying it could grow more severe and spread around the world. the usda is recalling 40,000 pounds of beef because it might be contaminated with e. coli. it was produced by palo duro meet in amarillo, texas, and shifted to -- shipped to warehouses in georgia. it was then to be sent to schools in georgia but most of the beef never left the warehouses. the contaminated beef may have gotten mixed in with commercial productions du -- products due to a sample tracking error. there are no reports of illnesses related to the beef. farmers in the midwest are on alert after a string of biggest -- peg thefts. hundreds of pigs were stolen from flee 3 farms in iowa and minnesota. the stolen pigs weigh in at 200

pounds each and worth a total of $30,000. investigators suspect the pigs may have been sold at auction barns. time now is 721time. up next, the -- 7:21. up next, the special honor for a special victim. no. and a shocking fire in colorado, the 13-year-old girl who is said to be behind it and why police say she did it. you like showers migrating towards the bay area this morning? what the latest models are indicating coming up. state farm. this is jessica.

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honor. christina taylor green little hans playground opened yesterday at mesa verde elementary school where she was a third grade student. her classmates chose a butterfly image as the playground's focal point. donations and support from the community helped to build the new playground. >> where we kept the ribbon of the kids, particular off and ran in there. en that so excited and that is how we want people to remember christina. >> christina was interested in politics and hoped to meet gabrielle giffords on the day she and five others were killed in that shooting. >> the time now is 7:24. i hate to say that maybe we'll need an umbrella today, rosemary? or is it just manageable? >> keep it handy, especially if you're going to fix the hairdo and you don't want it to get rained on. we're looking at a few light showers, especially the north bay. look at the gloomy start in oakland.

mostly gray skies around the region and heading to the last day for the eat real fest there at jack london square, maybe a sprinkle around 91:00. the satellite radar is showing you that most of the moisture remains over northern california but the front is beginning to sweep through our area of the north bay. by 8, 9:00, a few sprinkles expected over parts of the north bay, sliding south as we progress through the morning hours and afternoon. through about 9:00, the temperatures in the 50s and low 60s, sleet i warmer than yesterday. if you need to be outdoors early, you may notice it's not bad. the temperatures in the upper 50s along the coast line and the lunch hour, widespread, low and mid-60s for the bay area and the inland locations and the afternoon. take a look at the highs, upper 50s for the coast and mid-70s inland. wow, what a change. a couple of days there. we're expecting late clearing. once the system passes through, partly cloudy skies and that should feel good. we warm back up pretty fast, as early as tomorrow into the low

80s and the valley locations, look at 92 by mid-week on wednesday and along the coast line, upper 60s, low 70s and a good looking forecast as we move through the first half of the workweek. back to you. 7:26. several fires near denver are blamed on a 13-year-old girl and police say she set them in an attempt to kill her entire family. the fires broke out in april in jefferson county. no one was hurt but the family home with the 13-year-old did burn to the ground and firefighters suspected arson and didn't have enough evidence until police say the girl set a new fire this past week outside of her family's new home. >> she needs help, really does. especially at 13 setting a fire and thinking of homicide and in general. >> reporter: the 13-year-old is now facing attempted murder, arson and other charges. 92. a local bail bondsman, the teacher at the center of it all and why he claims. >> why he's being sensorred. 92. and a patient dies at a bay area hospital after given the

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>> hospital officials are calling it a medical error. a deadly mays take by a replacement nurse brought in from out of state to fill in during the current lockout of nurses. good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on 2.

i'm mike nieback. >> i'm claudia wong. a number of investigations are underway this morning. allie rasmus has more on the investigation. >> reporter: behind us is the alta based summit until medical center. this is where police were called to investigate the death of a 66-year-old woman. she was a cancer patient and oakland police say one of the nurses here made a medical error with that patient's medication. according to a statement by policings they were told, quote, a patient had died after being administered a non- restrictioned dose am of a medication known to be lethal and the manner in which it was administered. police wouldn't say what that medication was. the nurse who gave that medication was a replacement nurse. the regular nursing staff here and at more than 30 other california hospitals went on strike on thursday and in response, alta base and other hospitals looked the nurses out for five days and have been

using temporary nurses since then. a spokesman said that they're concerned about the qualifications of the temporary nurses and have askd the california department of public health to step in. >> we asked them on in -- to come in to the hospitals and conduct an investigation as to whether the hospitals, whether the replacement r.n.'s they were using have demonstrated competency in the areas where they're working and also the appropriate cert education in the areas they're working. >> reporter: the lockout continues and this morning, we could's say -- see a half dozen community guards. police are conducting an investigation into the part's death and the nurse was questioned by detectives. we have not yet reached a spokesperson from the hospital. and mean while, the nurse's union said they're planning to have a vigil here in front of the alta base medical center at 7:00 this evening in response to the part's death over the

weekend. live in oakland. a showdown this weekend at the shark tang in save jose and that is -- shark tank on the ice. he sat down inside the tank. he was waring a t-shirt for his bad boy's bail bonds company despite being told by officials he would get out if he did. the team said the shirts are part of a publicity effort to market his business, something they don't allow. stanley believes the team is trying to get back to him for not nowing thest is thousand dollars sponsorship deal. >> three days later i get a call from them saying we're not going to allow you from wearing your shirts. how you can stop esmo? >> stanley managed to sit down without a problem. as for the game, the sharks beat the phoenix coyotes 1-0. a cyclist was hit by a car and killed while riding in the oakland hills. the accident happened this foggy conditions yesterday morning in fairmont avenue and

grizzly peak boulevard. the cycle of the was riding downhill with the group on the steep and winding road when he lost control and fell off into the path of an oncoming car and the driver is cooperating. the victim is a 53-year-old man and his name has not been released of the. >> a large fire in newark at a vacant strain mall was likely started by squatters. the flames started yesterday across from the new park mall. the fire burned holesbo the -- into the roof. they were able to put it out in 35 minutes. the fire probably started by squatters and did not find anyone inside that building. back in march, there was another fire at that same complex. that, too, was started by homeless people liveing in that empty building. the complex is scheduled to be torn up to. and -- torn down. the saint anthony -- is sell bratting a milestone this

weekend. the organization celebrated the 60th anniversary yesterday and september anthony's has helped the city's needy since 1950s andy ising over 37 meals to the hungry and homeless. yesterday, 250 volunteers had out 10,000 barbeque chicken meals in four hours. >> there are a lot of critical issues and a lot of people would be -- [ indiscernible ] >> and 10 years ago, they served around 10,000 meals a day and that is up to 3,000 saint anthony's will have a new facility. the groundbreaking is set for next summer. in 2013, a new span of the bridge should open. one controversy doesn't seem to be dieing down. here's a live look outside at the bay bridge. it opened in 1936, putting many americans to work during the great depression. the same can't be said for the

you in span despite the recent recession. chinese workers, say the organization, fabricated all of the stole to construct the road beds, cable strands and power before the parts were shipped to the bay area. this last week, the national steel bridge alliance said the project costs the u.s. much needed jobs. >> not only do you lose the fabrication jobs, you lose those people paying taxes and buying groceries, those people buying clothing. it's a multiflier effect that mean 2 1/2 times the actualion loss. >> caltrans argued the chinese fabrication saved the state of california $400 million. and general motors onstar service is being accused of invading customers' privacy. the news is that the company is selling the information and selling it to other companies, have an after the customer is discontinuing. the customers are informed of the practice and can opt out once the subscriptionens.

ate cell fen service in the los angeles area should be restored following a massive outage. they went down yesterday. many people were complaining about not being able to make or receive calls. the cause is still unknee. at&t is apologize for thep vice. one of the men indicted for allegedly hacking into the santa cruz county website is due in court later this week. christopher doyle and another are charged with tampering with the site in december of last year. they hacked into the site for retaliation for a police crackdown on sleeping in public in santa cruz county. that being face 10 years in prison if convicted. guests are climbing at california national forests and parks. 20 people died at yosemite this year and many have been water related. meanwhile, the forestes is said that 27 people have died in the state's 18 national forest in 2011. >> and several changes are

being proposed for alcatraz, including attraction stands and overnight stays for visitors. the golden gate national recreationiary manages the island and is hosting several upcoming sessions this week. one will take place at lacy middle school in pacifica and the other in mill valley. both start at 4:00 p.m. good morning to you. if you're going to be outdoors today, perhaps dress for the gloomy weather. we have some gray skies and dropping rain. we're getting to see the front move through and a look at owl of the gray out here this morning and in addition to a few low clouds out there and the mid- and high level clouds we're seeing. 66 in oakland; 62, san francisco and areas look the south bay and many of us warmer than yesterday. 61 in livermore; 62, concord and the winds are light from the southwest. 60 degrees and there in santa

rosa, 61 in napa and sliding north or areas right around calistoga and keiserville, cloverdale and around the lake port area and clear lake picking up a few sprinkles and that really remans to the north. a bunk of the moisture at this point and we will continue to watch this move to the south and over the course of thing is half of the morning and that is the best bet of a few sprinkles. that is the plan. you can see the center of circulation will continue in a northeast trek and we're capturing the front here, a weak one and strong enough to bring us a few light showers. o the north bay, the possibility of the scattered showers and maybe a 10th of an inch of rain, .2 in some case. the wins remaining generally light. not bad. the temperatures, cooler than yesterday, five to 10 degrees below normal for this time of the year. the forecast here by about 8, 9:00, we're watching the sprinkles over the north bay. 11, 12:00, sliding over the south bay and breaking a part as it does. we don't see rain anymore and you can see as that stripe of

cloud moves through and for the afternoon, the sun is setting about 7:00 these days. we may get some late-day clearing with sunshine. the forecast highs expected for today, a cool one, 72 for sonoma; 73 expected in novato, mid- to upper 60s for the east bay, oceanland, san leand rows and hayward. 70s in danville and livermore; pittsville, 72. 72 at santa clara and mell peta, 69, san mateo, 62 in the city and 60 degrees in dally city. the extended forecast is going to be short-lived. the temperatures are going to warm into the 80s and low 90s by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. land spots and look at the cost. not bad there. upper 60s, low 70s for tuesday, wednesday, thursday as well and if you're heading to see the raiders this afternoon, we have the forecast coming up. all right, time now is 7:39. it appears a lot of people doubt that global warning exists despite growing evidence to prove it does. experts say scientists

overwhelmingly agree that man made greenhouse gases are warming the planet to dangerous levels. many americans resist the idea and some are finding a widening gap on the belief of widening between democrats and republicans. hundreds of people hit the streets of san francisco yesterday to call on lawmakers to curb greenhouse gas emissions. the organizers point to the roar number of billion-dollar natural disasters in the u.s. since this year as evidence of the effects of the warming climate. >> one of the things that happens when you warm the planet, maybe the most important thing is that warm air holes more water vapor than cold. the atmosphere is about 4% wetter than it was 40 years ago. that is a huge change in a back physical parameter. yet loads the dice for drought and for floods. you get more evaporation and more downpour. >> participants say they want to see a move away from fossil fuels and to bring the amount of carbon dioxide in the

atmosphere down to 350 parts per medical, the amount scientists say is the upper limit of what is safe. currently, the atmosphere registers at 393 parts per million. the rally was one of his being held around the world organized by 350. org and other environmental groups. today's the last day to enjoy tasty dishes you were -- dishes under $5 at jackson and oceanland. it's day 3 of the eat real festival and features street food, local wines and hand crafted beers all featuring sustainable local ingredients and no item again is more than $5. good spot to be. another shocking case of violence in mexico the group is warning about drug cartels and using social media website. >> and activists, nudists, the issue they were trying to expose. ! and take you outside for a live look at 880 and oakland. a great morning this morning

and track is moving smoothly. from oceanland to the peninsula, the traffic is backed up on 101 and menlo park. the highway patrol is investigating a tatal accident south of marsh road -- fatal accident south of marsh road and effecting south and northbound traffic in that area. the time now is 7:42. you're watching mornings on two. [ screaming ] [ zapping ] there goes dwayne's car. oh, man. there goes dwayne's house. whoa! whoa! and there goes dwayne. man, that thing does not like dwayne. [ male announcer ] state farm's got you covered.

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milwaukee yesterday. waterspouts have similar movements of a tornado and increase in speed. >> reporter: news of the world, authorities are investigating a violent killing that might be in retaliation for a posting on the internet. the police found a woman's decapitated body in the border city of nuevo laredo yesterday. a note found said she was killed of what she posted about the zeta's drug cartel on a social networking site. the lights are back on in chile after a widespread blackout that left much of the country in the dark. a blackout effected 9 million people across chile yesterday, forcing thousands to be, vaciated from trains and subway cars. more than 90% of the power supply was restored to the capital about 2 1/2 hours after the blackout. and in bolivia, thousands of people against a proposed highway clashed with police this weekend. the country wants to build a 200-mile highway through a

nature reserve. the bolivian government is now accusing some of those against the highway of kidnapping the country's foreign minister. the foreign minister said he was briefly detained but only because locals are afraid of police act. a gay -- police action. a gay teen who committed suicide has been laid to rest. the funeral was held yesterday in new york for 49-year-old jamie. he was one of many types who made a video message for the "it gets better project," aiming to give people hope harassed for being different. the police are looking into whether criminal charges should be filed against those who bullied him. a panel of teenagers and experts talked about ways to keep young people safe online yesterday. some of the teens at the event said many of their peers become targets of bullying because of sexting. >> one of my friends she sent like a picture of herself. it was revealing and a girl got

a hole of it and posted the it on facebook. so everyone saw. she was hurt by that and that was kind of bad. >> experts recommend that parents talk to their kids about the risks and learn about tools such as facebook privacy settings and tags to help protect their children's information online. >> dozens of people statemented a nude-in to get a message across in san francisco. the nude-in at castro and 17th was originally organized to kick off the folsom street fair. those taking part wanted to send a message that being nude is legal and natural. >> everyone wants to -- needs to feel free and experience life the way they feel that the good lord put them here and we were born in our birthday suits and feels natural to me. >> the san francisco supervisors are considering restrictions on public nudity. a proposed ordinance would require naked people to use a towel while sitting down in

public and cover up in restaurants -- straps. >> thousands of people waring nothing but their underwear may have broken a record in utah. an event in utah, salt lake city yesterday. they did itta to make a political statement and others were in it for the fun. the previous developpess world record for most people running in their underwear was 550 people. organizers of yesterday's event said at least 3,000 people participated. and a northern california vietnam veteran is outraged after someone covered the stars and stripes in tar. lonnie brooks made the discovery outside of his home on wednesday. he said that someone took his american flag off of the pole and poured the tar before leaving the flag for him to find on his driveway. >> it shouldn't have gone this far. it shouldn't have gone to this point. it means a lot to this state. that is why i fly the flag every day. >> reporter: the local vfw is planning to bring him a new flag soon. a texas fire footer is saying goodbye to the -- fire fighter is saying goodbye to

the job after serving for 56 years. the 73-year-old billy jean holder is retiring from the irving fire department. they call him shaky, a nickname he received at 21 years old because he was nervous when he first started the job. even at 77, he's in great shape and can still pass the firefighter's timed endurance test. >> i don't think like it. i'm telling you. it don't feel like it that i should be that ole. >> holder worked his final shift yesterday. he was the oldest full-time active firefighter in the nation. all right, good for him. time now, 7:39. frightening moments at a high school function. why these students were forced to take cover in the middle of a football game. a soggy forecast expected for your sunday. coming up in five minutes, what you can expect for your area.

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>> three types are in police custody after a shooting outside of a gil roy apartment

complex. it happened before 6:00 last night on mont bellow drive. multiple rounds were fired and no one was hurt. police say 19-year-old jose lopez, 18-year-old john carlos castro and an unidentified 15- year-old were shooting at a rival gang member the all three new face several charges. >> a hotel in barton, northern california, was destroyed by a lateral fire. the customer noticed that at 1:30 yesterday morning. the flames quickly spread to the extended stay hotel located above the bar. 25 people were evacuated from both businesses and took firefighters several hours to contain the fire. no one was hurt. two college students are injured after falling from a ball conneaut a fraternity -- balcony at a fraternity house. it happened at the university of virginia. one student remains in critical condition and the other student suffered non-life-threatening injuries. the charlottesville, virginia, industry inspector is investigating the incidence. >> police say washington state want to know why a man opened

fire near a high school football game. police say a 51-year-old man walked out of his car and started shooting at random. the students went for cover under the bleachers. the police say the gunmen fired at officers. >> and they started shooting at us and we could hear the believe about behind us. >> the gunman was shot and killed by police and no one in the stands was injured. the party is officially over. there will be a new world series champion this year. the arizona diamondbacks who clenched the western division title friday night knocked the giants out of the play-offs last night. the giants starter gave up six runs and didn't make it out of the first inning. it was in the first when 2nd baseman mike fontenot collided with the umpire trying to grab

a group ball. he saved the game and two scores -- runs scored in the game. in the 7th inning, the lights went out delaying play for 28 minutes at chase field. the let's now off on the giants season. they lose 15-2 and from phoenix, we go to anaheim. former giant jerome williams won his fourth straight decision last night in the angels win over the as. williams allowed one run and five hits in 6 1/3 innings. er to hunter homered and drove in three runs keeping the team's american league wild card hopes alive. >> diane niad is continuing on her quest of 103-miles -- to swim 103 miles from cuba to florida. she's endured jellify fish stigs and treacherous currents on friday since taking off from havana. she's been in the water for more than 40 hours. she last attempted it last month and ended it after a crippling asthma attack set in, 29 hours in. if all goes well this time, she should arrive in florida

tomorrow morning. >> dozens of people in chicago pulled a 99-ton plane all for a good cause. >> on your mark, get set -- . >> there they go. the women and men tested their strength yesterday at chicago's o'hare international airport. the two teams competed to see who would be first to pull the flames 20 feet. the money raises benefits for special olympics. a southern california thrillseeker known for his daredevil jumps has people talking this morning. the 35-year-old jumped out of a helicopter 6,000 feet above china and flew through a cave he wore aing with suit to glide through the air at 75 miles per hour and the stunt failed during a practice run. everything went according to plan this time around. he also jumped from pariss eiffel tower and seattle's space needle, two thoughtsy never thought of doing. i know someone who jumped out of a plane.

>> i do, too. rosemary orosco. she's our crazy one in here,offing out of planes. >> reporter: first and last time, putting that down as a record and going you a look at planes and a spew springies over parts of the north bay and showing -- few sprinkles over the north bay and this is the front that is siding south and that is a weak one and strong enough to bring us again, a few light showers throughout the morning hours and the first half of the after. are you heading to see the radars this afternoon? looks like mostly -- raiders this afternoon? mostly cloudy skies and looks like between 11:00 and 1:00 we'll see our best bet and for the second half of the afternoon, hopefully we'll get some rain. 73 expected in liver more and

concord. if you're checking in at 1 sorry 1 in livermore two -- at 101 in lifermore; 71 mountain view and 62 in the city this afternoon. the race for the cure is going in san francisco. that is a gray start and mainly dry at this time, a few light showers expected about 9:00 and about noontime and that extended forecast, clearing up and widespread 60s and low 70s by tuesday and on wednesday. availability leagues, if you're not ready to say goodbye to summer, we have warm weather back in tuesday, wednesday, and low minutes in the forecast for the valley likes. back to you. >> all right, thank you. president obama is heading back to the bay area today. the town hall meeting he's hosting in the south bay and how you can get involved. and an update in the death of a young child in sunnyvale. who police believe is responsible. ♪

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>> a medical error causes the death of a patient at a bay hospital. a state of emergency is in effect after a hell's angels chapterperson is shot and killed. and two u crux graduates released from the iranian prison are on the way back to

the u.s. >> good morning, much. >> it's sunday, september 25th and we have a cool day in store. meteorologist rosemary orosco has a quick check of the forecast. >> reporter: good morning to you. the early-season storm -- early season storm going to arrive and we have the gloomy weather out there. the gray skies, temperatures slightly warmer than yesterday and not bad out there. the temperatures in the 50s and low 60s and the afternoon, we will see some late clearing. getting all of that for you, a cloudy start, mild with our temperatures and a few sprinkles late morning and through the first half of the afternoon. hopefully about dinnertime. we'll see some sunshine -- sunshine and we're going to be dry and warm into the workweek. we'll look at the detail for you in just a few moments. a number of investigations are underway this morning after a patient's death at an oakland

hospital. ktvu's allie rasmus has more on the medical error officials say caused the death. >> reporter: according to oakland police and alpha baits, the error was made by a temporary nurse who was brought in to fill in during a strike and lockout here in oakland. it happened early saturday morning, when police were called to the hospital to investigate the deaths. the woman was a 66-year-old cancer patient who was receiving treatment here since july. according to the statement by police, police were told the woman had died after being administered a nonstory prescribed dose am of a med cage known to be lethal. and that is all police would say about what happened at this point. they're still investigating the death. they wouldn't say what type of medication was involved or how much. again, the nurse who administered the medication was replacement nurse. the regular nursing staff here at alta baits and more than 30 other california hospitals went on stroke on thursday.

in response to the strike, alta- based and other hospitals locked the nurses out for five days. the hospital has been using temporary nurses since then. a spokesman said the union asked the state department of public health to investigate conditions at this hospital and at alta baits in berkley j. we were concerned that many of the nurses they brought in did not have demonstrated competency to work in the areas where they worked, to use the equipmentthy used. we were concerned that they were using nurses not appropriately certified to protect the patients that they were caring for. >> reporter: and as early as this morning issue week see several security guards out in front of the medical center as the lockout continues through monday. now, police are conducting an investigation. the nurse was questioned by detectives. we have not yet been able to get a hold of a spokesperson from alpha baits summit medical center. i went in a short time ago to ask the security guard if the spokesperson was around, if i could get in touch with them.

we sent, male and left messages and have not heard back yet this morning. the hospitalel to the oakland tribune yesterday they conducting their own investigation of what happened here and, mean while, the nurse's, california nurse's association is going to have a vigil here, a candlelight vigil in front of the hospital at 7:00 this evening and in response to the patient's death. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. highway patrol is investigating a crash in menlo park. one person was killed in a multicar crash on southbound 101, south of marsh road. a number of lanes was shut down the last few hours. right now, there is no word on any of their injuries or what exactly caused that accident. later this morning, the two uc berkeley graduates recently relocated from the iranian prison will be back on u.s. soil. shape bauer and josh fattal are on a flight now heading to new york. this is them boarding a flight in oman. -- the two friends are travelling with their families

with the fiance, sarah shourd. >> we will never forget our excitement of seeing our loved ones. the joy of embracing them will stay with us forever. >> we hope some day to return to the wonderful country, but for now, we're eager to get home at last. thank you. >> the iranian government arrested shane bauer, josh fattal and sarah shourd in 2009 accusing them of spying. iran released shourd for health reasons and they were released last week, the other two, under a medical dollar bail deal. >> you would think they would go into that situation and come out angry or come out, you know, upset about the situation and i think that josh is very much the opposite. >> once bauer and fattal land in new york city, they'll be taken to a hotel and that is where they're going to hold a news conditions with the families this afternoon.

president obama is heading to the west coast. we showed you live an hour ago. the president boarded air force 1 at andrews air force base in maryland. the president is said to arrive in seattle first for two fund raisers and will make his way here to the bay area for an 18- hour visit, including two fund raisers tonight and it, the president will make his way to southern california for more fund raisers. i want to show you a look at the president's itinerary here in the bay area said to arrive at moffett field at 4:55 this afternoon and he will immediately head to a 5:00 fund raiser at the woodside home of samantha -- semantic chairman tom johnson. at 6:30 tonight, the president will attend another fundraiser at the atherton home of the facebook chief, sarah sandberg and tomorrow at 11:00 a.m., president obama will tanned a up to hall meeting hosted by

linked in. the president said to depart moffet fold for san diego at 12:45. stay with ktvu and www.ktvu.com for complete coverage of the presidential visit and our website. you will find a link to submit questions taking place tomorrow. >> the city of sparks, nevada, there was a shooting friday night. someone shot and killed the head of the san jose hell's angels chapter. ing two other bes -- members were wounded of the motorcycle club and the city declared a state of emergency following the violence saying more attacking happen. >> when jeff you have people -- whenever you have people that enter our city with bad intentions, bad things are going to happen and that is what happened here. >> the shooting happened during the street vibrations motorcycle festival. the rest of the festival is now cancelled as a result. three people are in custody. a public memorial service will take place in reno for the victims of the deadly air race

crash. lepeople were killed more than a weeing on when a p-51 mustang crashed into the crowd. dozens more were injured. the service will take place at 6:00 tonight. and an autopsy will be performed tomorrow on the body of a baby boy whose mother has been arrested for his death. the boy now recorded as 8-month- old was found dead friday inside an apartment on san aliso avenue in sunnyvale. the mercury news reports the mother was the woman arrested after the body was found. deputies found her on the matilda avenue overpass above hoe 101. the witnesses said she was distraught. >> a large fire destroyed a hotel and bar north of sacramento. a customer noticed the flames coming from the bar in marysville around wo30:00 yesterday morning. the flames quickly -- 1:30 yesterday morning. the flames quickly spread to the extended stay hotel. 2500 people were evacuated from both businesses and took firefighters several hours to contain the fire. no one was hurt and a late

night fire in a concrete factory broke out this morning. this was on third street in mariposa. the firefighters managed to get control of the situation. the cause ofha fire is under investigation. -- of that fire is you were investigation. >> the uc berkeley student government is holding a public meeting tonight in response to the controversy over a planned bake sale on campus. the increase diversity bake sale is being held by the college republicans group. according to the events facebook page, the group plans to charge $2 for caucasian students, $1.50 for asian, $1 for latino and 75-cents for african-american students. the college republicans said the bake sale is a symbolic protest against a bill that would allow the uc system to consider race and ethnicity in admissions process. tonight's meeting is at 6:00. dozens of people staged a nude-in to get a messal across to san francisco. the -- message across to san francisco. it was originally organized to kick off the folsom street

fair. thoseitationing partd to send a message being nake is legal and natural. san francisco's supervisors are considering restrictions on public nudity. a proposed ordinance would require naked people to use a towel when sitting in public and to cover up in restaurants. several chains are being proposed for alcatraz, including confession stands and overnit stays for visitors. your input is wanted. the gold know gate national recreation area manages the island and is hosting several public comment sages -- segs. one go is going to take place on tuesday, lacy middle school in pacifica and the other on wednesday at town pius high school in mel valley and both start at 4:00 p.m. >> good morning to you from san rafael, a few showers and a few dropping on your door as well and we have a better shot late morning and in the early afternoon, south of the golden

gate. the further north over the next few hours. you can see all the gray out there and some temperatures mild on to the 60s, 62 in san francisco and areas around oakland and also 60, 63 san jose andand now tape view, palo alto and 62, livermore, and concord. napa, checking this about 62 and to the radar, we have more moisture to the north and maybe sprinkles are falling there and that is northern california dealing with a little bit more moisture. look at how unorganized it is. this will continue through the bay area and while we're looking at a few scattered showers, it shouldn't amount to much. the satellite radar showing you the front and as it moves and it looks like by the second half the day, may get clearing and that would be nice, right? partly it mostly cloudy skies and showers over the north bay and starting this morning and a

chance for the rest of us in through the afternoon. the forecast here, remains on track and looks about 9:00 over the north bay and perhaps down to about golden gates. y the, 11:00 and that is sliding through and fizzling out. we no logger see the blues and greens and that is passing overhead. with all of the clouds, week see a few scattered showers and 5:00, we can see some sunshine. the forecasted highs today, cooler than yesterday. 71 expected for napa. , 69 at san rafael; upper 60s in oakland and low 60s for san francisco. and getting to 59 degrees for pacific a. the widespread low and mid-70s expected for the inland spot, 73 at pleasant on and livermore, 72 in the south bay, sapp jose and 74 expected at morgan hill. look at 73 for the second half of the afternoon. extended forecast here, and this is going to come and go pretty quickly. we're looking at the dry conditions for the back-to-work hundred and temperatures are going to warm as well. a gradual warming trend into the low 70s for the coast and

on tuesday, wednesday, 90s in one spot and if you are out to san francisco this morning for the race for the cure, we'll have the forecast coming up. >> and thank you, rosemary. a man is facing several charges after being caught with a bag full of weapons at new york's jfkator. what was inside -- jfk airport. what was inside the luggage and why he said he needed to have them. >> a surprise winner in florida's gop straw poll. why some think herman cane's vickory is going to force another candidate to change his packet. and i that is the golden gate bridge. the traffic is moving -- moving smoothly in both directions on 101.

>> good morning to you. a live look in san francisco over the bay. there you see a gloomy start to the day. no sunshine this morning. even a helicopter of a few scattered showers. the obama administration is reportedly considering holding a military trial in the u.s. for a hezbollah commender detained in iraq. the u.s. counterterrorism officials say a tribunal at a u.s. military base might be the best way to deal with this particular prisoner. he was captureed in 2007 and has been linked to the irannian government as a -- where four american soldiers were abducted and killed. the afghan middle school say they filed a planned suicide attack on a government building. the ministry of interior said the officers shot two men strapped with explosives. the shooting in the southern zabul province detonated the attacker's explosives and they

died. the ministry is trying to figure out who was responsible for firing hundreds of rockets from pakistan into two east afghan provinces this week. >> a man trying to board a plane with a bag full of weapons is facing serious charges this morning. the 54-year-old man was arrested thursday after a routine screening at new york's jfk airport. tsa officials found a stun gun, three stun batons, and a can of pepper spray inside the man's bag. the weapons were confiscated by port authority police. the officials say the man told them he was taking the items to saudi arabia to protect his family. >> the time now is 8:16. the usda is recalling 40,000 pounds of beef because it may be contaminated e. coli. it was by a company in amarillo, texas and shipped to georgia. the product was to be sent to schools in georgia but most of the beef never left the warehouses. the usda said it may have gotten mixed in with commercial products dua toa sample

tracking error. there have been no reports of illnesses reed to the beef. >> some -- related to the beef. some republicans are calling it an upset in the sunshine state and the winner at this weekend's gop straw poll in florida. >> with 986 votes, 37.1%, herman cape! >> that is florida's governor rick scott announcing the winner last night in orlando. the texas governor rick perry came in second despite campaigning aggressively in florida. >> some people are spreading the nasty rumor that herman cane can't win. well, i'll tell you what that might be when they think but the american people have a different idea. >> some political analysts say cape's win comes at the expense of perry and may force the texas governor to rethink some of his policies. and as we have been mentioning, president obama is headed to the west coast for several fund raisers. before his departure, he tried to rally the african-american

community. the president spoke last night at the congressional black caucus dinner in washingtonings dose. mr. obama urgeed the 3,000 attendees to join him in passing his jobs bill up for debate in connection. >> now i want that bill back passed. i have got the pens already, i am ready to sign it and i amed inning your help to make it happen. >> the unemployment rate for african-americans in the u.s. is 17%, nearly double the overall unemployment rate of 9.1%. finance officials and bankers from all over the world are gathered in washingtons d.c., this weekend, to take part in annual meetings first international monetary fund and the world bank. this video shows attendees taking a group photo yesterday. the treasury secretary timothy geithner is attending and calling on finance officials to take bold action to deal with the european debt crisis saying that it could grow more severe and spread around the world. the protests taking over

wall street? &new york city is entering its second week. the new york city police arrested around 80 people yesterday, mostly for blocking traffic. some protestors are accusing officers of being too violent in their arrests. the organizers say they're speaking out against corporate greed and the execution of georgia inmate troy davis. >> a former navy officer has become one of the first people to re-enlist after being disarmed under the don't-ask, don't-tell law. the law was officially repeeled last week. the 34-year-old jeremy johnson was disarmed from the navy in 2007 going after revealing his sexual orientation to his commanding officer. that same officer who was now retired was the person who swore johnson into the navy reserves yesterday. a northern california vietnam veteran is outraged after someone covered the stars and stripes in tar. lonnie brooks made the discovery outside of his placer county home on wednesday. he said someone took his american flag off of its pole and poured the tar before leaving the flag for him to find on his driveway.

>> it shouldn't have gotten this far. it should not have gone to this point. it still means a lot to this state and that is why i fly the flag every day. >> brookd the local vfw is planning to bring him a new flag soon. several fires near denver are being blamed on a 13-year- old girl. police say she set them in an attempt to kill her entire family. the fires broke out in april in jefferson county and no one was hurt but the family home of the 13-year-old did burn to the ground. fire tighters suspected arson and -- firefighters suspected arson and didn't have evidence until she set a new fire this week outside of the family's new home j. show needs help. show does and thinking of homicide and in general, that is a big line of being mad. >> the 13-year-old is facing attempted murder, arson, and other chance. it was a very long run for one texas firefighter. the nation's oldest active fire fighter is retiring after more than five decades on the job.

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>> diana nias did is continueing on the quest to swim $300 miles. she has endured painful jelly fish swigs and treacherous currentsence is taking off from

havana on friday. she's been in the water for more than 41 hours. she last attempted to swim last month and had to sustain after a crippling asthma attack 20 miles in. if -- 20 hours in. if all goes well this tie, she should arrive in florida tomorrow morning. >> 8:24, new pictures showing what might be the six-ton nasa satellite that crashed on the earth friday night. they come from a photographer in a -- out of maple grove, men machine. nasa is not sure where exactly the parts ended up but the space agency is expecting somewhere over the pacific ocean. >> and speaking of the pacific ocean, i know something is coming in from the pacific ocean. a little weather system and let's check in with rosemary orosco and a possibility of rain. >> reporter: goring to you, may be bring a jacket with a hood and you should be fine. keep the umbrella handy. i gaffe you a look in the north bay her and have a few sprinkles and we were expecting it to arrive this morning and there you have it.

the scattered showers falling and the storm tracker not showing up a lot and in fact, most of that moisture you can see north of santa rosa and this is what we look at to tell you that is on its way and through the morning hours, and that is looking about ref:00, noontime and continuing to stretch south and breaking a part as it does. the race for the cure forecast, may be you're going to support for the ceremony and not a lot of change temperature wise and not bad. it's gloomy out there and i have a little bit of rain there on the icon. couldn't find one with less and we're not expecting that much rain and some sprinkles possible and once we get past this weak system, the touches are drying out and warm up and we're looking at a good weak to

work 80s and 90s in the inland area. back to you. >> looks good. >> bear hunting is an annual event in nevada. the wildlife commission voted unanimously to hold bear you hadding season from late august through the end of december every year. state biologists say the bear population around lake tahoe is estimated to be in the 2 to 300 range and growing at 16% each year. the state allowed the first bear hunt this year and there was a limit of 20 bares and only six can be female. the commissioners say they will review the limit every year. >> a texas fire fighter is saying -- firefighter is saying goodbye to the job after serving pigs years. this is 77-year-old billy gene holder and he's retiring from the irving fire department. the coworkers call him shaky, a nickname he received when he was 21 years old because he was nervous when she started the job. even at 77, holder said he's in great shape and can still pass the firefighter's timed endurance test. >> i don't feel like it,

people, i'm telling you. it don't feel like it that i should be that old. >> he worked his final shift yesterday. he was the oldest full-time active firefighter in the nation. >> a part at an oakland hospital is dead after receive -- patient at an oakland hospital is dead after receiving the wrong medication. >> and a richmond family is looking for justice after a wheelchair-bound man is hit and killed on the street. the car police are searching for this morning. >> and two americans are month those killed in a site-seeing plane crash in nepal. what witnesses are saying about the conditions when that plane went down.

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>> we are getting word that two uc berkeley graduates are now on u.s. soil. they just landed at kennedy airport. shane bauer and josh fattal are going from the airport straight to a hotel and then that'll hold a press conference later today where they're going to make statements, not take questions and when they left the country of oman, which helped bail them out, they were really, really excited to get back home. there they are getting on the plane before arriving. >> stay with us on ktvu mornings. coming up, we'll go live to new york for a preview of today's happy homecoming, two years in the making. >> okay, now to our other top story, a part at an oakland hospital is dead after officials say a nurse gave that patient the wrong dose of medication. >> ktvus allie rasmus is live in oakland with the investigation underway. gearing, allie. >> reporter: good morning, oakland police are investigating the patient's death. there are reports the hospital is conducting the own internal investigation as to what happened and the nurse's union

asked the california department of health to step in and investigate conditions here in oakland and at alta bias in berkeley. the patient who was given the failed dose of medication was getting treat here at the alta base medical center. she was a 66-year-old cancer patient who was here since july. according to a statement by police, they were told, quote, the woman died after being administered a non-prescribed dose am of a medication known to be -- dosage of a medication known to be lethal. that is all police would say at this point. they would not say what type of medication was used or how much. the nurse who administered the medication was temporary nurse and that is because the regular nursing staff here went on strike on thursday. at that strike, after the strike, alta-based -- alta based locked the nurses out for five days and that is ongoing now. the hospital has been using replacement nurses since thursday. the nurse's union is upset about this and say the replacement nurses are not qualified and that is why they have asked the california

department of health to investigate. >> we were concerned that many of the nurses they brought in did not have demonstrated competency to work in the areas where they worked, to use the equipment that they used. we were concerned that they were using nurses who were not appropriately certified to protect the patients that they were caring for. >> this morning, about a half dozen security guards were on hand outside of the hospital entrance as the lockout continues through monday. we have not been able to get a hold of hospital spokespersons this morning. earlier across the street, i asked some of the security guards if there was someone inside, a staff member or anyone we can talk to this morning. there wasn't and left calls and e-mails to the regional spokesperson here. in the meantime, the union said it's going to have a candlelight vigil in honor of the part who died. that vitamin will is going to take place this evening at 7:00. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have new information

about the fatal crash in menlo park we told you about earlier on mornings on 2. the chp tells us it was caused by a hit-and- run driver. it happened on southbound 101, south of marsh road after 530time this morning. the chp said the victim's car was rear ended by the older model pickup truck. the victim stopped in the center lane and was struck by a taxi cab. the pickup truck took off and investigators are looking for the driver. we should motion the chp had hoped to have that roadway back open by 8 and we did just check in with them and all southbound lanes many shut do you. >> in nepal, two americans are among the dead after a plane contrarying tourists in mount everest crashed while trying to land. all 19 people on board were killed. a witness said the plane hit the roof of the house in the village and broke into several pieces. no one on the ground was killed. it was foggy and visibility was very low in that area. the plane was returning from a mountain flight that took passengers to view mount everest and other peaks.

>> the family of a man hit and killed in his wheelchar in rich hospital are asking whoever hit him to come forward. the 52ier old david cox was hit around 6:00 friday night near 34th street insmond avenue. the police say he was -- in esmond avenue. he was struck from behind and ejected from the wheelchair. the family members don't understand how someone could hit him and leave the scene. >> he deserves better than this to be ran down. >> turn yourself in, tell your side of the story and make it right. >> the car that hit cox is described as an older model dark-colored lexus, two-door sedan with tinted windows and a spoiler. anyone with information is asked to call the richmond police department. >> a bicyclist was hit and killed by a car while riding in the oakland hills. this say conditions were foggy at ref 30time yesterday morning at claremont avenue and grizzly peak boulevard. the cyclist was riding downhill with the group when he lost control and fell off of his bike.

a driver travelling up the hill then hit the man. that driver was not soothed. oakland -- not cited. oakland police are looking for witnesses to a deadly shooting. 's man was found before noon yesterday with multiple gun shot wounds and died at the scene. no arrests were made. five schools in oceanland are at risk of being closed. lakeview, revere, marshal, maxwell park and santa fe are the schools that will go into effect to close at the end of the school year. the list of five was cut down from a preliminary list of -- preliminary list of eight possible school closures. a final decision on the school closures is expected late next month. and it's believed in a large fire in a vacant strip mall in newark was started by squatters. it started yesterday at the former mennens and circuit city. the fire burned holes in the roof and sinning plumes into the sky. the firefighters put that out about 45 minutes.

investigators say the fire probably started by squatters and they didn't find anyone inside the building. in march, there was another fire at this same vacant complex. the firefighters say that, too, was started by homeless people leeing in the empty building. the complex is scheduled to be torn down. and a showdown this weekend at the shark tang in san jose and that is not on the ice. our ktvu camera followed jeff stanley as he sat down inside the tang. he was wearing a t -- tank. he was wearing a t-shirt, despite being told by officials he would get kicked out if he did. the team said the shirts are part of a publicity effort to market the business, something they don't allow. stanley believes the team is trying to get back at him for not renewing the $70,000 sponsorship deal. >> three days later, i get a call from him saying we're not going to let you ware your shirts. what? how can you stop me from wearingmy shirts? >> stanley managed to set down without a problem. for the game, the sharks beat the phoenix coyotes, 1-0. >> the new eastern span on the

bay bridge is on schedule and should open in 2013. one controversy does not seem to be dieing down. let's go outside for a live look at the bay bridge at the toll plaza. the bridge opened in 1936 and put many americans to work during the great depression. the national field bridge alliance said the same can't be said for the new span, despite the recent recession. the chinese workers fabricated all of the steel used before those parts were shipped here to the bay area. this past week, the alliance said the project cost the u.s. much needed jobs. >> not only do you lose the fabrication jobs, you lose those people paying taxes, those people buying groceries, those people buying clothing and that is a multiplier, picture that might be 2 1/2 times the actual job loss. >> caltrans argues the chinese fabrication saved the state $400 million. 75. a saint anthony celebration in san francisco is celebrating a

milestone this weekend. mike music the organization celebrated its 60th anniversary yesterday. saint anthony's helped the city's needy serving over 37 million meals to the hungry and homeless. yesterday, 250 volunteers handed out 10,000 barbeque chicken meals in just four hours. >> a lot of critical issues out here. but, without saint anthony's, a lot of people would be in worse straits than they are. >> the executive director said 10 years ago they served around 2,000 meals a day and now, that number is up to 3,000. september anthony's will soon have a new facility, a groundbreaking is set for next summer. good morning to you. a gloomy start to the day. a live look, berkeley here and a soggy start in some cases. the north bay reporting light rain and we're likely to at least see a cha of it, south of the golden gate.

the scattered showers will be seen over the north secs of the bay through the morning hours. most of it looks to remain north of santa rosa and our live cameras showing us some of that falling and that is on our lenses. 62 in livermore; 63, concord and 63, san jose. a thank you sprinkles near hayward and alameda. , 67, oakland; 63, san francisco. the temperatures are not bad at all and that is gloomy and breezy at times and when it's wet, it feels cool. 62 in napa, 60 degrees in santa rosa and pulling it back for you. we have more here off of the coast line and this front is going to continue to migrate as it works throughout the afternoon and it will move through to the south. that is going to brackas part as it moves through and that -- break a part as it moves through and bring us the clouds and sprinkles south bay again. that chance of rain is definitely going to be over the north bay, at least for the first half. the satellite and radar, you can see it in motion here the last 12 hours or see as it

comes ashore and moves over california. today, we're looking at traces for some of us, maybe a 10th to .2 over the north bay, the wins should remain light and could be breezy at times. the temperatures are cooler than what we saw yesterday. five to 10 degrees, below the seasonal norm. the forecast here, if yet remains on track, looks like over the north bay by 10:00 or so. we have some behind it and that is going to fizzle out and falls a part as it works across california and into the after. still with us and the clouds are still with a moisture, meaning we could see sprinkles. it's especially the north bay, i will say, once again that we will see the scattered showers and seeing this morning. 72 in sonoma for this afternoon; 72, nevada and from 3 to five degrees cooler than yesterday; 67, oceanland; 71 expected in dapville today and 73 for livermore; 72, milpitas, low 70s, san jose and to sarahing toa, 73 and expected for nut afternoon. 67 in san bruno, 62 degrees for

san francisco. and once this passes, we could see late-day clearing. that would be nice better off on monday, tuesday, wednesday, and thursday where we will be warming up and dry. back to you. >> thank you, rosemary. the party's officially over. there will be a new world series champion this year. the arizona diamondbacks who clinged the western division teal friday night knocked the. >> thes out of the play-offs last night. the starter gave up six runs and didn't make it out of the first inning. it was in the tripping when the second baseman mike on fontenot collided with the empire and he stays in the game, though, two runs score on that play. in the seventhing, the lights went out at chase field, delaying play for 28 minutes and the lights out on the giants season. they lose 15-2. >> the former giant jerome williams won his fourth straight division last night and the angels win over the as. williams allowed one run on five hits and 6 1/innings.

palmer drove in three are yous and keys the team's american league wild card hopes still alive. n. tell now is 8 from. it was a scary scene during a football game in washington state. why students and parents were forced to take cover under the bleachers. at first, here's a live look at traffic outside. that is the good old 880 in oakland. the raiders game kick off is at 1:00 and that is going to be slug issue. the tailgaters start to arrive. that word six minutes ago, the gates are open and again, traffic should be getting a little bit busy year. >> on hoe 101 and menlo park, the chp opened two lanes on the southbound side this morning.

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>> good morning to you, giving a a live look there. and a little bit of rain in the forecast for the bay area today. police in washington state want to know why a man opened fire near a high school football game. police a say -- say a 51-year- old man walked out of the car yesterday and started shooting at random. students went under the cover of the bleachers from undercover in the bleachers and

police say the gunmen fired at officers. >> they start shooting at us and the bullet went between me and my friend tony and then we turned around resulting and that is bounces off of the concrete behind us. >> the gunman was shot and killed by police. no one was hur. >> three types are in custody this morning after a shooting outside of a gil roy apartment complex. the police say 19-year-old hoa as long as -- jose lopez, 18- year-old john cares on castro and an inoffed 15ier old were shooting at a rival gang member last night. multiple rounds were fired and fortunately no one was hurt and all three face charges. a gay type committed suicide after a video of being bullied is laid to rest. the funeral was hold yesterday in new york. he was one of many teams who made a video message for the it gets better project, which aims to give hope to people who are harassed for being different. piece are having whether criminal charges should be filed against those who may have bullied him.

two college students are injuries after falling from a ball conneaut a fraternity house and happened at the pi alpha kappa house at the university of virginia. one student remains in critical condition and the others suffered non-life threatens injuries and the inspector is investigating the incident. the youngest victim has a playground dedicated in her honor. christina taylor green the hands playground opened yesterday at mesa verde elementary school where christina was a third grade student. her classmates chose a butterfly image as the playground's focal point and some deep's and support help to build the play on ground. >> and it took off and ran in there. they were excited and that is how we want people to remember her. >> she was interested in hole techs and hoping to meet congresswoman gabrielle giffords on the day she and five others were killed in that

shooting. >> dozens of people in chicago pulled -- for a good cause. >> on your mark, get set -- . >> there they go. they tested their strength at chicago's o'hare international airport. there were two types of 20 and competed to see who would be the first to pull the massive planes 20 feet. the money raised benefitted the special olympics. >> a mother and baby in pennsylvania are doing well this morning after the mother gave birth on a highway. dana and david highland were rushing to the hospital during the morning commute when their son decided to enter the world early. the baby was born as david was trying to pull over near an on- ramp. >> cam and speeding to get there. just wanted to get there and kept saying we'll be there any minute and i kept saying there is not another minute. >> before you can stop the car, the baby was already in his mother's lap. the family was taken to the hospital and everyone is doing

just fine. cute baby. time now is 8:48 and thousands of people take part in an unusual run in out out. what they have been accomplishing by resulting to the streets of salt lake city and they're all wearing their underwear. a good day to keep the umbrella handy. what you can expect for your area on sunday.

>> we're just getting word

about an emergency landing at oakland airport. the alaska airlines flight was taking off from the airport at 7:10 this morning when it hit a flock of birds. the plane turned around and did land safely at the airport. passengers are put on another plane. 852time. new this morning, the two uc berkley graduates jailed in iran for two years are back on u.s. soil. his more on this happy home coming with jenna. >> reporter: good morning. josh and shane are in the united states and in new york city and headed to an undisclosed location where we expect to hear from them in a few hours from now. still, there are many questions for the two young men. they have been behind bars in iran for 780-plus days and we still, quite frankly, don't know a lot about what happened to them inside that press know. this is what we do know. we know they were convicted, of course, charged and convicted and sentence -- san tensed for illegally crashing the border and spying.

they were released on wednesday and iran called it a seen of islamic miles per houry to release them. -- she was the young woman travelling here and also, the same time the u. this general in new york city where the iranian president comes once a year to make his presentation to the world audience at the u.n. and some -- . >> some are calling yet a p.r. stunt for the iranians but it's the end of a real life nightmar for families. some of the things, what were they doing there on the e rannian board. i have spoke with sarah shourd and we spoke to her after the release. she said there was an incident excursion but the trail was unmarked. the question of whether or not they cross the border is a question we have today. regardless, they are released and they are home and it's time for the families. picture to hear from them in a few hours from now. >> and we're black glad-the- back home.

thank you, reporting live to us from new york. senate and some more developing news into our newsroom, we learned in the last 20 millions the endurance swimmer diana nead ended her 10 toe-mile swim -- 103-mile attempt from cuba to florida. she had to stop because of stings from man of war. the 62-year-old had completed 49 miles of her journey. >> and a southern california thrillseeker known for his daredevil jumps, once again, has people talking this morning. the 35-year-old jeb corliss jumped out of a helicopter 6,000 feet above china and through through a calf. he wore a wing suit to glowed through the air at 75 miles per hour. the stunt failed during a practice run but everything went according to plan this time around. he also jumped from paris' eiffel tower and seattle's space needle. and thousands of people wearing nothing but their underwear may have broken a record in utah. check out this video. this event is called the undy run. it took place in salt lake city

yesterday. some say they did it to make a political statement and others were there because they wanted to have fun. the previous guiness world record for most people running in their underwear was 550 people and organizers of yesterday's event said at least is 3,000 people showed up. the error error -- cal football team suffered the season. they got off to a good start, a 90-yard touchdown pass, phones. the longest -- folks, the longest touchdown pass in school history. washington comes back and tees the game taking the lead ending the first half up 21-20. the luckies extended that with a 70 -- the huskies extended that with a 70-yard pass. with the shot on the final drive of the game with a fourth and goal at the 2-yard line and maynard is there out of the end zone. washington wins 21-23 and today in the nfl, the oakland raiders hosted the new york jets for the home opener in oakland and kickoff is 1:05 and the

troopers with their first road game in the season and cincinnati. that is airing at 10:00 a.m. here on ktvu. coverage kicks off with fox nfl sunday after mornings&on two and our own point after she follows the 49 ear game -- 49er game. joe fonzi is live with game hills and live interviews with the 49ers. >> 8:56 is the time now. the movie giving oakland as hollywood star treatment is leading the weekend box office so far o. friday, moneyo ball debuted with 6.8 ms. the movie stars brad pitt as the as general manager, billy bean and details how thigh used statistical analysis to find players that other teams would often overlook. >> i think this was a really peculiar moment in sports history. where there was actually an intellectual victim to be head had. >> they had to by necessity to survive. they knew they could not fight the other guy's fight. >> and nowadays, all teams use some type of statistical analyses to find players.

it came to oceanland earlier this week for the movie's premier. some of the for the weekend box office, the leon king 3d is expected to catch up to meanball and keep the top spot with $24 million. moneyball should be close behind with 23 million. dolphin tale is expected to take the third spot and abduct starting -- starring taylor lautner should come this at the fourth spot with $10 million. and rosemary did is giving us fantastic updates throughout the morning and behind you, rosemary, we see the green dots. >> yes, we have north rain. the temperatures outside of your door if you're getting out, not bad. sitting in the 60s and the scattered showers are beginning to fall. the areas around petaluma, sonoma, santa helena and looks look point reyes is seeing some light showers as well. we will continue with the possibility of light rain through the morning hours and by late afternoon, we do begin to career out and for the week ahead, we're -- clear out, and for the week ahead, dry and am ware and there is rain, right?

helps to dampen the fire danger. >> a good way to start fall. >> yeah. i like. that. >> all right, thank you, rosemary. >> sure. >> and that is it on this sunday morning. thanks for waking up with us. have a great sunday, everyone.