fire district. >> good morning this saturday, july 28th. we are going to check in with rosemary for a quick look at the saturday forecast. >> warmer weather is headed to the bay area starting today, 3 to 9 degrees above what we felt yesterday. few degrees warmer in the city and we'll see 5 degrees warmer in areas around concard. we'll talk about what's happening in character area this hour, more coming up. an argument on a party bus may have led to a woman's death overnight. it happened around midnight on southbound highway 17 and we have a live report from san

jose valley medical center. >> reporter: one of the passengers on the party bus was brought here to get treatment for moderate injuries she sustained when she somehow fell out of that bus. a second passenger also ended up outside the bus and that passenger was killed. this happened just after midnight only highway 17 north of state route 9. the bus is towed away as evidence in what is now a criminal investigation. 12 to 15 people were on the bus, all adults. several people on board were drinking. some sort of altercation or fight broke out and two females were ejected. how this happened is still being investigated. one died after falling out of the bus and a second person suffered moderate injuries. >> when there's a fatality in this type of situation, it is considered a homicide until we

find out whether it was an accident or contributing factors to the event. >> reporter: investigators have already talked to the bus driver. he was sober and does not appear to be at fault. lawmakers are in the prose of passing more regulations for party buses. some require them to verify all the ages of those on board to be sure minors are not drinking. in this case it appears the 12 to 15 passengers were all adults. shots rang out in oakland around midnight in the area of 90th avenue and olive street near an apartment building and a liquor store. officers found numerous shell casings on the ground and it's believed the two male victims are related.

>> was there a robbery or confrontation? >> we haven't made any headway as far as motive yet. police say some reported hearing several gunshots near east 18th street and 35th avenue. a witness says it hand after a long argument between a group of people. one victim was hit in the stomach and went to a liquor store for help. police say this man will not surround peacefully. 31-year-old pedro medina is accused of shooting to death a couple inside that i shall apartment and also inside the apartment t three children, who were not injured in that shooting. authorities believe he's on the run and likely headed to mexico. officers say he's made statements indicating he'll shoot it out with police before allowing himself to get caught.

meanwhile, investigators have found his nissan maxima at an undisclosed location in santa fe. a new tax proposal could be put before voters, a $75 a year parcel tax. without it, firefighters could be laid off and a third of the stations could be shut down. >> only 3.3% of their calls are for fires. this is no longer a fire agency. it's the most expensive way of delivering emergency health care there is on the planet. >> firefighters say the district's revenue from property taxes is down $32 million. this would generate more than $16 million a yore. it would cost most home and condo owners $75 a year and apartment owners would pay

after that. industrial property owners would pay $75 per quarter acre. the board will decide whether to put it on the ballot next tuesday. on july 1st the fire protection district closed three stations and laid off 15 firefighters after a tax proposal was rejected. 14-year-old jessica gawe moved to colorado from texas about a year ago and survived a deadly mall shoot nothing toronto last month. another 27 was shot three times and saved his girlfriend's life by diving on top of her. 12 were killed and 58 others injured. five remain in critical

condition. several dignitaries attended the funeral yesterday of an 18-year-old about to begin design school. many of those in attendance wore purple, his favorite color. two as far ass were held for another victim, 32-year-old rebecca wingo. a public service was held in denver and her family held a private memorial in her honor. she was known as a big hearted person with a bubbly personality. accused killer james holmes will be formally charged on monday. authorities have seized a package he sent to the psychiatrist and say the materials are privileged and cannot be used in court. there is reportedly a notebook mapping out plans for a massacre. the defense is accused of

leaking details about the case to the media. police fear copy cats and it almost happened in maryland. coming up, the alleged threat that got one man arrested. and this morning one athlete has already tested positive for steroids. a 20-year-old albanian weight lifter failed and has been sent home. a 23-year-old woman from china won the air rifle competition. michael phelps was the last man to qualify for the individual 400-meter butterfly and he told reporters, quote, that wasn't didn't feel too good.

the opening ceremony including queen elizabeth hopping on a helicopter with james bond, actor daniel craig. it then emerges at her private box. more than 130 cyclists were arrested after trying to pedal their way past the security barricade at the opening ceremonies. no serious injuries were reported. authorities say they were taking part in a monthly critical mass ride around the city of london. we have complete coverage at ktvu.com. look for the olympic tab there on the home page. time now is 7:08. a warmup in store for us this weekend according to rosemary. >> it's going to feel good out there. the hottest spots may feel a little toasty. we have 80s around the area, 70s in the bay and 60s along

the coast. north bay, south bay, inland, gray skies. most of us are starting out gray. you have to get well into the east bay to see the sunshine this morning. 56 in concord right now, mid- 50s oakland and 54 san francisco, then 56 san jose and mostly cloudy skies. numbers little lower than yesterday so you know what to expect. satellite view here, we have that trough remaining off the coast. the ridge of high pressure from the four corners is going to begin retrograding and that will be the cause of our warmup. we are waking up with fog, even drizzle reported along the coastline. you could find yourself with the wipers going there. partly cloudy for the coast this afternoon. tomorrow we'll be slightly warmer than today but only the

hottest spots are expected to get near 90. santa rosa 82, 80 in napa today, upper 60s this afternoon for sausalito. inland it will be a nice day for a backyard pool party, 90 expected in antioch. you're looking at 73 for san mateo, low 60s at the coast with partly cloudy skies expected for the afternoon. extended folks there, slightly warmer on sunday. we'll hold steady for monday, then tuesday and wednesday temperatures just fluctuating southerly. 92 expected tuesday, 93 expected wednesday. if you're going to see the

giants today, i'll have a forecast for you coming up. the california gop in the red, the debt crisis facing the republican party in the golden state. >> and a traffic headache here as a popular tourist site has a five 46 year closure getting underway next week. >> all smooth sailing so far this saturday morning. we'll get sluggish as the day progresses, especially heading to the ballpark. game two of giants and dodgers today.

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shell was found before 11:00 a.m. yesterday morning on channel street just off at&t park. a worker found it underground and about a dozen people were evacuated. the bomb squad was called out and determined the device didn't pose a threat. officials say it was probably from the world war ii era but it's unclear how it ended up there. a maryland man is in jail this morning accused of planning a killing rampage like the one in colorado. 28-year-old neil prescott threatened to shoot up his workplace, pitny bowes. he was arrested at his apartment and police say he called himself the joker and wore a t-shirt that said, guns don't kill people, i do. the car alarm went off and aheard somebody say get on the

ground. >> police seized 25 weapons an several thousand rounds of am nation. charges are pending as he is undergoing a mental health evaluation. new this morning the president is blaming the gop for gridlock that could increase the taxings of americans next year. >> instead of doing what's right for middle class families, republicans in congress are holding these tax cuts hostage include we extend tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. >> he accuses republicans of stalling to extend the bush era tax cuts for households making $250,000 or less. the job less rate is expected to average 8% this year. mitt romney attended the opening ceremonies in london last night and is headed to israel today. a new poll shows 25 percent of

jewish americans support him. today he's meeting with israeli leaders. the rnc will be held in tampa bay in 30 days and up to 15,000 demonstrators are expected. some are already setting up pink tents. they have recruited homeless people to keep guard. >> we are going to be warriors for the people. >> the city is threatening to evict the protesters but they are paying the owner of a military surplus store to lease his book yard for the prime location to demonstrate. the california republican party is reportedly swimming in debt, facing an $850,000 shortfall. while the debt has been

renegotiated, next tuesday's reports could reveal up to a half million dollars in debt. campaign finance laws have made it difficult to raise money. congressman jesse jackson, jr. is being treated at the mayy clinic after taking leave last month. his whereabouts haven't been disclosed since last month. the hospital says he suffers from depression and undergoing an extensive evaluation. a rally in santa clara today will highlight inaction at hyatt hotels. workers say they have been working without a contract for nearly three years. a church's plan to build a memorial wall has some homeowners concerned about property values. peace lutheran church wants to put a wall containing urns in a memorial garden in danville.

many homeowners are not on board there and say a cemetery near a house can cause its value to drop more than $100,000. >> i'm not happy having human ashes this close to my home. >> some have started a petition to cope the church from building the wall. there is discussion of allowing the church to build the wall with plaques but not urns. union square at stockston street is going to be shut down for the next five years. cars will be banned from driving in that area. it's closed to build a stop for the central subway. a tunnel will tear and underground path from southeastern san francisco up to chinatown. >> we are rerouteing all traffic except emergency vehicles onto grant. this will become a two-way

conversion. >> stockston will open thanksgiving to new year's and there will be signs to alert people to the closure. right now workers are taking autopipelines near the great mall, replaced as part of the project. bart plans to extend service to the station in fremont in 2015. two bay area police departments are teaming up to help a critically ill teenager. oakland and bart police are holding a bone marrow drive to help cynthia rodriguez find a donor. the 14-year-old has leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant to survive. anyone can come out 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. an unusual sight in

monterey county, the massive rare creature found washed up on shore. >> plus a daring escape by two men who led police on a high speed chase. mostly gray skies around the bay and a warming trend underway this saturday. we'll look at numbers coming up.

two men jumped out of a moving suv yesterday in san fernando. one stayed on the ground and the other took off running. the guy who ran was taken down about 30 seconds later. in west hollywood, officers tried to pull the men over for driving recklessly. cleanup begins after a series soft storms in several states. this is in new jersey, trees a power lines knocked out leaving

thousands in the dark. in new york at least 12 homes were damaged after a tornado. flights were canceled in the area because of wild weather there. time now is 7:23. let's get a look at how the day is shaping up. >> good morning to you. rite now we are holding in the 50s around the bay area, winds still on shore but generally light out there. we can pick up a little in the afternoon. light braze and gray skies as we start the morning, again looking at 50s. santa rosa 54 degrees and fog outside your door, visibility down to a mile in some areas. the airport is also reporting delayed flights. going to see the giants play this afternoon? partly cloudy skies and little breezy. the on shore breeze will pick up again this afternoon anywhere from 10 to 20 miles an

hour. for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies and warmer, 76 expected, 83 in napa. we have 90 in antioch, down to south bay 80 degrees along the peninsula, 66 expected in the city. extended forecast, notice the subtle changes going on, 70s and 80s around the bay. stations designed to attract oriental fruit flies will be set up today. if the bait stations don't work, the state could quarantine fruit from the south bay, which could ruin local business. growers are understandably worried. >> we also sell wholesale to other places in the bay area. we may not be able to do that. we sell our fruit nationally as well. we have a mail order business.

>> oriental fruit flies attack more than 200 types of produce and it's believed they came to the south bay in undeclared produce from hawaii or southeast asia. a giant leatherback sea turtle was discovered on shore near break waters yesterday and was not alive. it took a crane to get it into a creature and transport it to a marine research facility? santa cruz. these are the largest species of turtles in the world and can live up to 50 years. and a dangerous item a south bay woman found in a bag of candy. plus a bike ride organized by teenagersed to think hope will help the victims of the colorado shooting hey, there's barely a line at space mountain.

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southbound on highway 17. >> we are at valley medical center in san jose where one of the panels there ended up being brought here to get treatment for moderate injuries she sustained. a second passenger as you mentioned also was ejected from the bus and that passenger died from the accident. now there is a homicide investigation underway. this happened just before midnight on highway 17 and in this video, you can see the party bus being lifted and towed away for investigation. 12 to 15 people were on this bus, all adults, and many of them drinking. some sort of altercation or fight broke out on board and two female passengers were ejected from the bus. >> how that occurred is what's under investigation. it's all still under investigation at this time. >> reporter: one of the female

passengers died at the scene and a second suffered moderate injuries. investigators are talked to the bus driver and he doesn't appear to be at fault in any way. lawmakers are passing more regulations for party buses. a bill would require party buss to verify the ages of all passengers on board to be sure there are no minors drinks on these. in this situation, everyone on board, the 12 to 15 passif fami homicide victim in oakland says he died on his doorstep as he was coming home from work. she was shot on 13th avenue near east 31st street around 7:30 last night. an armed suspect was seen running from the house. thearchicking security cameras in the neighborhood hoping to get a look at the gunman. residents are on edge after four daytime shootings on 14th

street in the past month. the latest incident happened monday when a man opened fire outside a preschool. no one was injured. police believe gangs are blind the surge in gun violence. maria jansen disappeared wednesday afternoon. the 76-year-old was last seen by her husband near their home. this morning police will search parks in the area. she's 5'5 and weighs 105 pounds, last seen wearing yellow crocs shoes. a 15-year-old girl disappeared four months ago. a 21-year-old has been charged with her kidnapping and murder, even though her body has never been found. he's scheduled to enter a plea on tuesday. a mother says she found a knife inside a bag of candy.

amy hugh bought a bag of jolly rancher candy ons tuesday. she ate a couple pieces then saw a 3-inch blade inside the package. she alerted hershey about the find and alerted police where she bought the candy. she doesn't want money but wants hershey to be more careful in packaging. there is a perception that the asian community doesn't trust banks and the perception is they store a lot of money inside the house and they will have gold and jade inside

there. >> san francisco's ingleside neighborhood has been hard hit by break-ins this year. an oakland man is fighting back after he says and online company tried to scam him. boyd davis says yellow pages public sent him a bill for almost $600 then started making hazarding phone calls. he says he never advertised his company so he contacted the better business bureau. >> it's a tune we have heard many times. >> the bbb says it's received almost 1,000 complaints about the company and gives it and f grade. this afternoon some bay area high schools will pitch in to try and help loved ones from the colorado shooting. they will hold a fund raising bike ride to start at 3:00 p.m. in a downtown park. they hope to raise at least

$1,000. the idea came after they went to see the movie then heard about the mass shootings the next morning. >> we are a community just helping communities out. we are a small community just like them and the people that died were fathers, sons. >> proceeds will go to the aurora relief fund, helping families with memorial services and medical bills. we have information posted at ktvu.com in the web linking section. san francisco's casino matrix could finally open. the card room must still meet a few conditions. all gaming must be made available to the public and gambling has to be limited to the ground floor. >> we believe at this point we have everything the division of gambling has asked for. >> they plan on hiring 300

employees including staff for three restaurants, once the gaming administrator gives the green light. doors could open as early as wednesday. three people are recovering this morning after being rescued from the edge of a cliff. firefighters also got stuck yesterday near a marine lab. little thing called the garlic festival happening in gilroy. there's also the kite festival today. maybe we could get some wind out there. >> we will. the afternoon sea breeze will be with us. it's going to be a nice day. it will be a little warm in gilroy. maybe go early or wait till the evening hours. outside this morning, the gray is back. the marine layer not as deep as yesterday. this shot here, tough to see the bay bridge and the city shrouded in fog apparent that

view. we have mostly clear skies above that low cloud deck. that will burn off and we'll see mostly sunny skies today. trough remains off the west coast but the big weather pattern will come from the east. it will be that ridge of high pressure that brings us that warmup. today 3 to 6 to 9 degrees warmer for the hottest locations. inland areas expected to fill out the most. we have fog and clouds out there, even a little drizzle along the coastline this morning. the afternoon sea breeze will be with us, low 60s along the coastline, 70s around the bay and 80s for inland areas. this morning we are waking up in the 50s, few low 60s out there and by noontime already warming up pretty good. where you see the orange, that's nearing 80 degrees. widespread low 70s around the

south bay and 60s along the bay side. for the afternoon, shades of red headed for the central valley. it's going to be a hot one, near 90 degrees. it's a beautiful day, most cases actually appreciating this weather. mid-80s in danville, upper 80s livermore. 79 expected in santa clara, 66 in the city, low 60s with partly cloudy skies at the coast with the afternoon sea breeze. you'll need the jacket if you're headed out there. only subtle changes, warming up a little more. looks like a tad warmer only tuesday. coming up, i'll break down the garlic festival folks for you. don't be surprised if you

notice a pungent smell in south santa clara county today. 100,000 people are expected to head out for the annual garlic festival, more than double their population. attende,s can try garlic- flavored versions of their favorite foods but many say they come for the garlic flavored calamari. >> doesn't hurt. >> is there enough on there? >> never enough garlic at the garlic festival. >> organizers say it's raised more than $9 million for local nonprofits since it began in 1979. this is a live picture of 101 down in santa fe. right now no big traffic jams there along 101. that could change as folks make their way down. you're more likely to get sick if you fly out of certain

airports according to a new study and a bay area airport made that top five. plus bracing for more demonstrations down in anaheim. the protests expected after another officer-involved shooting.

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and killed an unarmed man earlier this month. a violent clash last night resulted in 24 arrests. >> and protesters rally instead downtown oakland to show solidarity with anaheim demonstrators. >> woman whose son died in a confrontation with police is now suing the police. his mother accuses police of unlawfully assaulting him after he died after being hit with a stun gun. the coroner's report says he died from acute methamphetamine intoxication

a top pakistani diplomat want it is u.s. to stop the use of predator drones. a top leader will meet with the obama administration next week. the spy drones only serve to incite anger and reused to new militants, he says. the white house acknowledged that pakistan will be a pat of a deal with the taliban. authorities say olympic distance runner pat porter, his 15-year-old son and his son's friend died in sedona. he competed in the 1990 and 1998 games. porter was piloting that plane. the wife of the man actioned of killing trayvon martin pleaded not guilty to

perjury. her arraignment is set for tuesday. george zimmerman is charged with second-degree murder in the february shooting of trayvon martin. three former penn state football players say the free report is flawed. it accuses penn state officials of covering up child abuse by jerry sandusky. they say snap judgments were made and call for another analysis of what coach joe paterno knew about the scandal and how he reacted. the school bus monitor who made headlines after the video of her being bullied surfaced is retiring. she'll be able to enjoy her retirement after an online company raised more than $700,000 for the 68-year-old grandmother in new york. the students who bullied her have been suspended for a year.

a chick-fil-a spokesman passed away unexpectedly. perry died of a heart attack yesterday and helped shape the company's response after its president spoke out against gay marriage earlier this month. san francisco's mayor has said the chain wouldn't be welcome in the city. you could be getting extra money in the mail. rebates will start being sent out next week to 1.8 million health care holders in the state. insurers are forced to issue the refunds because of a new law that states 80% of the dollars must be spent on actual medical costs. many insurers failed to meet that requirement. the average family rebate is about $150.

it's a message you have probably heard before, get your kids vaccinated against whooping cough. despite a record number of cases across the nation, california managed to avoid and outbreak. 18,000 cases have been reported nationwide, including nine deaths. this year there have been 169 cases so far compared to nearly 3,000 in 2011 and more than 9,000 in 2010. today is hepatitis day. 350million people are affected

with hepatitis b and 150 million with hepatitis c. today countries are attempt to go world record for the most people performing the see no evil speak no evil hear no evil actions. another hummocks of west vile virus has been reported near chico. according to to public health department, so far this year there have been 7 human cases of west nile compared to last year when there was only one reported case. california is not to only state reporting more human cases. some health officials say record heat could be to blame for the increase. we have an important recall that you'll want to hear about, especially if you like premade salads sold at trader joe's.

they are recalling more than 5,000 pounds of barbecue chicken salads because they may be contaminated with listeria. that product is sold as trader joe's barbecue chicken salad in 4.5-ounce trays. we have another recall to tell you about involving cat jerky. kitty chicken breast with flaxseed could be contaminated with a compound that could make your cat sick. no illnesses have been reported but the company is pulling those treats as a precaution after more than 1800 dog in this china died from chicken jerky products. san francisco international ranked number four on theless of airports most likely to

spread disease during and outbreak. jfk in new york topped the list and honolulu airport was third. bigger airports with many flights to well connected h1n1s appear more likely to spread disease. this is a live size avatar created to give air travelers important information about the airport. it seeps to catch passengers off guard. >> i think it's great. >> i think it's scary. >> really odd the way her eyes followed you and very life like. >> authorities spent $180,000 on this hologram. they plan to watch her performance for the next few months to see probably how many people she scares. >> makes people a little

nervous. kids probably think it's cool. legal battle over patent infringement gives a look at apple's early days of development and give us a peek of what the ipad could have looked like. after days unseasonably cold weather, we're near normal. we'll look at the afternoon highs expected for your area coming up. dn't hurt.

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for the first time in stanford university's history, computer science is the most popular undergrad major. uc berkeley also has more students interested in computer science. at san jose state more students are choosing psychology. apple reportedly wants a piece of twitter but neither company is admitting it.

the new york times reports happen cervical thinking about making an investment, possibly in the hundreds of millions of dollars. while apple has been successful in phones and tablets, it continues to work on social networking. court documents revealed early images of an ipad prototype with a kick stand. they also show the iphone. you can see apple experimented with different shapes. the pictures are being used in a legal battle with samsung over patent infringement. and there's a new app for ktvu. it features our most up to date news, weather and traffic. you can also watch our newscastst live. 35,000 spectators are expected to attend the berkeley kite festival this weekend, including kite flying performances, competitions,

kite making lessons, food booths and live music. it runs 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow and admission is free. thousands will be running through san francisco tomorrow in the 35th annual marathon. runners take off around 5:30 in the morning and their route will include the golden gate bridge. 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. they will be crossing that bridge and some lanes will be closed to traffic. this is the largest marathon in northern california. a lot going on this weekend. let's get over the rosemary with a peek at the forecast. >> we will be a few degrees warmer in most cases. far inland we'll see the bigst jump, anywhere from 5 to 9 degrees above yesterday's highs. 10:00 a.m. mid-60s, 77 by noontime and then for the afternoon it will be a warm one, mid- to upper

80s there. we'll only lose a few degrees as that wraps up. mostly sunny skies this afternoon, this morning waking upmostly gray unless you're through the delta. 87 concord today, 88 livermore, 80 san jose. going north, looking at 66 in the city for the afternoon and over the north bay we are in the 80s. for many, still below the seasonal average. some of us will hit it and eventually go above it. the extended forecast there, the warming will continue with minor changes day-to-day. warmest spots upper 80s to low 90s. at the coast, low clouds and mid-60s in the forecast for the afternoon. back to you. the oakland a's continue to stay hot. they have now one 12 of their last 14 games after a victory in baltimore. they had to come from behind to

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a fight on a party bus may have led to a woman's death. >> plus the threatening message to police by a fugitive accused of fatally shooting the parents of three children in san jose. good morning and welcome back this saturday, july 28th. let's check our weather. >> typical summer like pattern returns to the bay area, cool

at the coast, warming up inland. fog an clouds out there this morning, north bay, south bay, parts of the east bay. we'll be warmer this afternoon, 3 to 9 degrees above what we felt yesterday. we'll take a look at the numbers coming up. the chp says a scuffle on a moving bus full of interrogatoried party goers may have led to a woman's death. we have a live respiratory from san jose at a hospital where one victim is recovering. >> reporter: we are at valley medical center, where one of the passengers from that bus was brought after she was ejected from the bus. she's getting treated for moderate injuries she sustained. a second passenger ejected from the bus died in this accident and now there is a homicide investigation underway.

this happened saturday morning after midnight and there you see the bus getting towed for evidence in this investigation. 12 to 15 adults were only board and several were drinking. some or the soft fight or altercation broke out on board. >> there was commotion. i'll leave it at that. there was commotion prior to the incident and that's what we need to assistance of the witnesses for. >> reporter: two female passengers were ejected from the bus and after that altercation one woman died at the scene, the other suffered moderate injuries. authorities have talked to the bus driver. he doesn't appear to be at assault. one of the challenges is that many of the other people on board this bus were drunk. it was tough for investigators to gather complete and coherent statements from some of the other people who may have witnessed what happened. coming up about an hour from now, we'll be on hour way to the cph officer in san jose to

get another update from investigators. we'll bring that to you about an hour from now. >> legislation that will crack down on party buses will be heard by the senate next month. it would require the bus to check passenger ids following the death of a 19-year-old, killed in a crash after drinking on a party bus two years ago. shots were fire instead oakland overnight near 90th avenue and olive street. officers put crime scene tape up around the area and found numerous shell casings on the ground. it's believed two male victims are related. >> do you know what happened, was it a robbery or confrontation? >> still an active investigator. that's all still in the works. haven't made any headway as far

as motive yet. >> police don't have any suspects at this time. a neighbor says he heard 7 gunshots around 11:00 last night at east 18th street and 35th avenue. the witness says the gunfire erupted after a long argument between a group of people. a victim was shot in the stomach and went to a nearby liquor store for help. we have new information about a man systemed of gunning down a san jose couple. 31 pedro cast too that is accused owe shooting a couple in their apartment, their three children in the apartment at the time. officers say he's made statements indicating he will shoot it out with police before allowing himself to get caught. investigators found his nissan maxima duh add it

doesn't mean he's still in the city. a fire district wants a new tax proposal to be put before voters. a $75 a year tax is pushed and without it a third of the fire stations would shut down. the idea is not sitting well with the local tax association. >> only 3.3% of their calls are for fires. this is no longer a fire fighting agency. it's the most expensive way of delivering emergency health care there is on the planet. >> firefighters say the revenue is down $32 million. a parcel tax would generate more than $16 million a year. the proposal would cost more home and condo owners $70 a year, apartment owners $37.50 a year and owners of industrial properties would pay $75 per

quarter acre. it would need two third majority to pass on the ballot tuesday. the county's other big fire district tried a similar approach last election but it failed. the district closed try of its six station an laid off 15 firefighters after voters rejected measure s, a parcel tax which would have raised millions of dollars and saved the fire stations. two victims o. colorado theater shooting will be laid to rest today. one 24-year-old moved to colorado from it's texas about a year ago and survive add mall shooting last month. 26-year-old matt quinn saved his girlfriend by diving on top of her. 12 were killed and 58 injured, five still in critical condition. several dig stairs attended

the funeral yesterday of 18- year-old alexander a.j. boyd, about to begin classes in art an design schools. those attending included colorado's governor and aurora police officers. many wore purple, his favorite color. services were held for 32-year- old rebecca wingo. her family also held a private memorial in her honor. she was known as a big-hearted person with a bubbly personality. accused killer james holmes will be formally charged on monday. his lawyer filed court documents revealing he was under psychiatric care at the time of the shooting. authorities have seized a package he sent to a psychiatrist and the defense claims those are privileged materials an can't be used in court. there's reportedly a notebook with plans of mapping out a massacre. police fear the movie theater

shooting might lead to copy cats and offers say it almost happened in maryland. coming up, a man calling himself a joker is taken into custody as the alleged threat got him arrested. the olympics committee announced this morning that an athlete already tested positive for steroid. a 20-year-old albanian weight lifter failed a druggets and he's been sent home. china won the first gold medal of the 2012 games. a 23-year-old woman known as the shooting beauty won in the 10-meter air rifle. and michael phelps was the last man to qualify for the 400- meter individual medially, tilling reporters, that one didn't feel too good. last night's opening ceremonies lit up the skies over london, including a fireworks display. the program included queen elizabeth in a movie and then

someone dressed as the queen hopping out of a helicopter and pretending to go right into the booth. then she appeared in the booth at the private stadium board of commissioners for the game. more than 130 cyclists were arrested and there was a scuffle with police but no serious injuries. they were taking part in a monthly critical mass ride around london. we have coverage of the olympics at ktvu.com. get the latist results and medal counts. just look for the olympics tab on the home page. good morning to you. this is a live look from emeryville, low clouds over the bay area this morning. mostly sunny over parts of the east bay. we have a weak on sheer breeze blowing, the marine layer not as thick as yesterday. we should see a slightly earlier clearing than what we

saw on friday. 58 fairfield, and we'll be losing that delta breeze. this afternoon our numbers web unover yesterday by several degrees in some cases. upper 50s redwood city, mountain view, san jose about 56 degrees. pacific satellite view, here is what's happening. the trough is still off the west coast, but going to be pushed back by a ridge of shop that will begin in fact desert southwest, nudging our way. today a warmup, tomorrow flight slightly warmer and the trend will continue into next week. for our hottest spots, we are looking at near 90 degrees, most of us low to mid-80s. we have temperatures slightly warmer on sunday, then getting back to work on monday, low 90s for a far inland areas. along the coast we'll continue to morning clouds and 60s expected for the afternoon. here are the highs expected

this afternoon, and off to the east bay, upper 60s expected. want to get warm? 85 in danville, 90 expected in antioch. san jose 80 degrees and it will be nice in santa cruz, sunny skies for the afternoon and 70 degrees. 73 san mateo, 66 this afternoon in the city and partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. the extended forecast, there it is, slight little warmup continuing as we get back to work on monday, holding steady in thely 90s and water mainer on tuesday. we'll hold steady along the coast as well, mid-60s by monday and tuesday, perhaps losing a degree or two into wednesday. the giants are hosting the

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good morning to you, oakland holding steady at 57 degrees. all is back to normal near at&t park following the discovery of a suspicious device. an old artillery shell was found yesterday morning on channel street south of at&t park. authorities say a worker found it understood ground. about a dozen people were evacuated from nearby houseboats and other residents were told to seek shelter. a bomb squad determined the device didn't pose a threat. officials say it's probably from the ward war ii era but it's unclear how it ended up near the ballpark. new this morning, an amber alert has been canceled after police locate add murder suspect and his daughter. police in pennsylvania issued the alert. he fled with his 4-year-old daughter after allegedly killing three people. she was found safe with her father in ohio. he may have been angry about a

custody dispute. a maryland man is in jail accused of planning a ram passenger like the one in colorado, threatening the shot shoot up his workplace, pitny bowes. place say he was about to get fired and made threats to his boss over the phone. police say he called himself a joker and wore a t-shirt that read, guns don't kill people, i do. >> the car alarm went off. then i heard somebody say, get on the ground. >> police seized 25 firearms including semiautomatic weapons an several thousand rounds of ammunition. charges are pending as he's undergoing a mental health evaluation. president obama is blaming the gop for the gridlock. >> republicans in congress are

holding these tax cuts hostage until we extend cuts for the wealthiest americans. >> he accuses republicans of stalling to extend the bush era tax cuts for those making $250,000 or less. the white house predicts the economy will grow at a modest 2.6% this year and the jobless rate will average 8%. mitt romney is headed to israel today. analysts say his overseas trip is critical to bolster his foreign policy image but a new poll shows 25% of jewish americans support him. today he'll meet with israeli leaders. protesters railroad staking out areas near next month's republican national convention in tampa bay. as many as 15,000 demonstrators are expected and some are

started to set up pink tents in preparation. they have recruited homeless people to keep guard. >> we are the warriors for the people. >> the city is threatening to evict the protesters but they are paying one business owner terrene his backyard for the prime demonstration. according to to chronical, the gop faced an $850,000 short fall last month while the debt has been renegotiated campaign finance laws have made it difficult to raise money.

the highlights for the national woke of action will be tonight. they have been working without a contract for nearly three years. a church's ran to build a memorial wall has danville homeowners concerned about property values. peace lutheran church wants to credit a wall containing urns with human remains in a wall and many homeowners say a cemetery near the home can cause the value to drop $100,000. >> not happy about having human ashes this close to my home. >> there has been discussion of allow to go church to build a

wall containing plaques but not urns. a two-block stretch of union square near gary and ellis will be shut down for the next five years. cars will not be allowed to drive in that area. it is being closed to build a stop for the city's $1.6 billion central subway. a tunnel machine will tear a path from southeastern san francisco up toward chinatown. >> we are rerouteing all traffic except emergency vehicles onto grant, which will become a two-way conversion. >> stockton street will fully reopen between thanks give and new year's, a concession to merchants on the square. there are maps in the area to alert people of the closure.

bart plans to extend service to a new station in 2015. two bay area police departments are teaming up to help a critically ill teenager. oakland and bart police are holding a bone marrow drive tomorrow in the hopes of helping cynthia rodriguez find a donor. the 14-year-old has leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant to survive. it will be at 150034th after tomorrow and anyone can come out 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. it is operation i rad occasion. the pest targeted that could pose a threat to south bay farmers. and a dangerous end to a police chase in los angeles. outside our doors a warming trend begins today. coming up, what you can expect for your neighborhood. [ taste buds ] donuts, donuts, donuts!

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this is unite the ending to a high speed chase in l.a. two men jumped out of an suv while it was still moving yesterday in san fernando. one stayed on the ground and the other ran off. police arrested one right away and the other about 30 seconds later. the chase started in hollywood when police tried to pull them over for driving recklessly. the suv had been stolen.

take a look at this damage in new jersey, heavy rain and winds knocking down trees and power lines, leaving thousands in the dark. in up state new york at least 12 homes were damaged following a tornado. hundreds of flights were cancel instead new york, pennsylvania and new jersey because of the wild weather. you're talking 8:24 and no wild weather here, just a nice warmup with lots of outside activities all weekend long. >> a lot going on out there this weekend. if you've been missing the summer heat, it's on its way back. if you don't like it, head to the coast. we have the typical summer like pattern taking form. if you're going to see the giants play, this afternoon 1:05 game time and 63 degrees expected. partly cloudy skies and the on shore breeze will be strengthening for the afternoon. 71 degrees this afternoon in

oakland, 78 in fremont, 86 expected for morgan hill, mid- to upper 80s. head inland, it's warm as well, 90 in antioch, few degrees warmer than yesterday. in most cases you'll feel it, especially in the valley locations. only minor changes but a muttal warmup monday, holding on to the 90s till midweek. bait stations designed to attract oriental fruit flies will be set up today around morgan hill. if those don't work, the state could quarantine fruit from the bath bay, which could ruin local businesses. growers are understandably worried. >> we also sell wholesale to other plays in the bay area. we may not be able to do that. we sell our fruit nationally as well. we have a mail order business.

>> oriental fruit flies attack more than 200 types of produce. it's believed they came to the south by in undeclared produce from hawaii or southeast asia. an unusual sight in monterey a giant leatherback sea turtle covers on the shore. that turtle is 700 pounds and was not alive when it was found near the break waters yesterday. they had to use a crane to left that creature onto a truck and transported it to a marine research facility. they believe it likely died from natural causes. these are the largest species of turtles in the world and can live up to 50 years. a warning about a possible scam, how one business owner is fighting back after getting a bill for ads he says he never places. and why the decorations at your house could make you a target for burglars.

a woman killed overnight after an altercation inside a moving party bus. welcome back, everyone. >> two women fell out of a party bus overnight and now a homicide investigation is underway. the chp says it happened on southbound highway 17 near lark avenue after midnight. 12 to 15 people were on the bus you see there. according to to chp, several had been drinking and some sort of fight broke out on board. two women ended up being ejected from that bus. >> how that occurred is what's under investigation, the mechanism of the door in which they came out of, all that is

still under investigation at this time. >> one woman died and the other is being treated for moderate injuries. investigators don't believe the driver was at fault. a teen died on his doorstep coming home from work. she was shot around 7:30 yesterday evening and police say and armed suspect was seen running from the house. they are checking security cameras in the neighborhood hoping to get a look at that gunman. residents are on edge after four daytime shooting in the past month. the latest happened monday when a gunman opened fire outside a preschool at 24th and harrison streets. no one was injured. police believe gang disputes are blind the surge in gun violence. right now public utility workers are still working to repair a water main break in san francisco, 22nd street between guerrero and san francisco avenue closed since

2:00 yesterday afternoon. water was shut off to customers this that area for several hours last night while workers looked for the source of the leak. now the water is back on. public utility officials say stopping the leak will take a good part of the morning. parka police are searching for a missing 76-year-old woman. maria jansen disappeared wednesday afternoon, last seen by her husband near their park pacifica home. this morning the police are going to search nearby parks. she's 5'5, 105 pounds and last seen wearing yellow crocs. and this morning volunteers are handing out flyers at the garlic festival after a 15-year- old disappeared over four months ago. a 21-year-old has been charged with her kidnapping and murder, even though her body has never been found. he's scheduled to enter a plea on tuesday. police are warning homeowners to be cautious after a string of burglaries during

daylight hours. they say the way your house is decorated could be making you a target. police say burglars appear to be looking for a sign that a home is occupied by an asian- american family. they are asking homeowners not to display asian decorations. >> there is a perception that the asian community doesn't trust banks so the perception is that they store a lot of money inside the house. additionally, they will also have gold and jade inside there. >> the ingleside neighborhood has been hard hit, police responding to up to 15 break- ins there adjust this year. an oakland man is fighting back after he says and online company tried to scam him. roy davis says yellow pages public sent him a $600 bill for advertising his company but he never did, so he contacted the bbb. >> it's a tune we have heard

many times. are the better business bureau received almost 1,000 complaints habit the company and gives it and f grade. a mother says she found a knife instead a bag of can day. amy hugh bought a back of jolly ranchers on tuesday and ate a couple pieces, then saw a 3- inch blade inside the package. she e-mailed hershey, which makes jolly ranchers, alerting them has been the find. she also e-mailed police where she bought the candy. she says she doesn't want money, just wants hershey to be more careful in their packaging. this afternoon high schools will help those injured in colorado, holding a bike riding fundraiser in a downtown park. they are hoping at least 100 people show up and help them raise 1,000-dollar. it came after the high schoolers went to see the

premier then heard about the mass shooting the next morning. we're a small community just like them and the people that died were like fathers, sons. >> proceeds will go to the aurora relief fund, helping victims' families with memorial services and medical bills. we have a link with more information about today's ride at ktvu.com. san francisco's casino matrix could open in a few days. the police chief approved the card rooms permit yesterday. they still must meet a few conditions, surveillance systems inspected and gaming made accessible to the public and gambling must be limited to the ground floor. >> it's up to the casino to implement the recommendations an then should be good to go. >> casino matrix plans on hiring 300 employees including

staff for three restaurants. the doors could open as early as wednesday. anaheim is bracing appear more demonstrationings after police shot at a burglar suspect. it's the third officer involved shooting in that city in less than a week and a number of protests have hit since police shot and killed an unarmed man earlier this month. 24 arrest, came after a protest tuesday nighght. the fbi is investigating those shootings. >> proit'sers rallied in downtown oakland the show solidarity with anaheim demonstrators. a woman whose son die instead a confrontation with police is sue to go city. darnell hutchison died after getting zap window a stun gun last november. his mother actions policeover unlawfully assaults him, seeking at least 25,000-dollar in damages. a coroner's report lists he

died from acute methamphetamine intoxication. three people are recovering this morning after being rescued from the edge of a cliff in santa cruz after getting stuck yesterday. firefighters were able the use a rope to bring all three to safety. another human case of west nile virus confirmed in the state, the latest reported near chico. according to to public health department, so far this year there have been seven human cases of west nile. compare that to this time lastier when there was only one reported case. overall in 2011, 158 people contracted west nile, 9 dying from the illnd. california is in the the only state experiencing a high number of cases. other cities around the nation are reporting more human cases. parts say record heat could be to blame for the increase.

100,000 people are expected to head to gilroy for the annual garlic festival this weekend, more than double the city's population. they can try garlic flavored versions of any food and many say they come to be garlic flavored calamari. >> don't be scared to try it. doesn't hurt. >> is there enough garlic on there for you? >> never. >> organizationers say the festival has raised more than $9 million for local nonprofits since it began in 1979. good morning to you. starting out with overhead view of walnut creek, seeing a little finger of fog there. that's about it. mostly sunny skies over parts of east bay and inland east bay beginning to see breaks inside the bay and along the peninsula as well. we are socked in pretty good along the coast. north bay, south bay waking up

with overcast skies and fog with visibility down to about a mile or so. if you have somebody arriving, delays there because of clouds as well. the trough remains off the west coast but it will be weakening, pushed aside by the ridge of high pressure that will begin building in from the desert southwest. that's going to lead to a warmer weather pattern. as we get into the bay area weekend and beyond. we have a little drizzle along the coastline this morning. afternoon highs are warming up by several degrees. we'll have sunny skies over most of the bay area, partly cloudy over the coast. along the coast we'll begin to see the summer like pattern, on shore breeze, 60s at the coast and as you get inland, we're flirting with 90 this afternoon. 58 in fairfield right now, 54 san francisco, winds generally light out there. the delta breeze is weakening.

for the afternoon, the sea breeze will pick up a little bit. if you're looking for the cooldown, we're turning in the other direction. 82 in santa rosa today, 85 sonoma, 83 in napa. 76 in san rafael, 71 oakland, 69 in berkeley today. go inland and warm up quickly, mid-80s danville, into the south bay 80 degrees for san jose, 86 for the garlic festival this afternoon. the blues arts barbecue is also going on 66 in the city. for the marathon tomorrow starting out mostly cloudy and cool, perfect weather for the reasoners. extended folks there, notice the heating trend continuing, low 90s for monday and tuesday. back to you. a new addition at a new

jersey airport has a lot of people shaking. what passengers are saying about the newest employee. first let's go outside for a live look at the san mateo bridge. looks like things are moving just fine. your time now is 8:40.

a former olympian has been kill instead a plane crash in arizona. olympic distance runner pat porter, his 15-year-old son and his son's friend died thursday in sedona. the plane crashed shortly after takeoff. he competed in the 1984 and 1988 games an authorities say porter was piloting that plane. two nato service members have been killed in an attack in afghanistan. nato has not released the nationalities of those but most in eastern afghanistan are u.s. forces. 254 troops have been killed in afghanistan this year. a top pakistani diplomat wants

the u.s. to stop the use of predator drones. the pakistani government and obama administration will meet in high level talk abouts next week. the diplomat says the strikes have diminished al-qaeda but they now serve only to incite muslim anker an recruit militants. the white house acknowledged pakistan will play a pivotal role in brokering a peace deal with the taliban. the u.s. air force investigates an oxygen problem making pilots sick. pilots reported feeling dizzy and having trouble breathing. they believe a valve in the pilot's pressure vest triggered the breathing problems. the wife of the man accused of killing trayvon martin pleaded not guilty to perjury. shelly zimmerman is accused of lying about ouch money she and her husband had during a bond hearing.

her arraignment is set for tuesday. george zimmerman is charge window second-degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin. three father or motherrer penn state football players say the so-called free report is law flawed. it accuses penn state officials of covering up child abuse by jerry sandusky. the former players say snap judgments were made. they are calling for another analysis of what coach joe paterno knew ever knew about the scandal and how he reacted. chick-fil-a spokesman passed away unexpecteddedly as the fast food company says don perry died of a heart attack yesterday. he helped shape chick-fil-a's response after its president spoke out against gay marriage earlier this month. san francisco's mayor has also said the fast food chain wouldn't be welcome in the city. a school bus monitor who made headlines after students bullied her and put the video

online is now retiring. karen klein says it was a tough decision to leave the job but says it's time to move on. she'll be able to enjoy her retirement after an online campaign raised more than $700,000 for the 68-year-old grandmother in up state new york. the students who bullied her have been suspended for a year. you could be getting extra money in the mail thanks to the affordable care act. rebates will be sent out to 1.8 million health care policy holders in the state. the new law states 80 percent of premium dollars must be spent on actual medical costs. many failed to meet that requirement. the average family rebate is about $150. san francisco based mckesson will pay over claims it overcharged for prescription drugs. california will get $24 million of that money.

state agencies say they inflated drug prices for allegra, nexium and more by up to 25%. mckesson says it didn't break the law but agreed to settle in the best interest of the company. get your kids vaccinated against whooping cough is the statement and it seems to be working. despite a record number of cases across the country, california has managed to avoid a major outbreak. 18,000 cases have been reported including 9 deaths. this is a look at where california stands in all that. this year there have been 169 cases. compare that to nearly 3,000 in 2011 and more than 9,000 in 2010. today is world hepatitis day. 33million people are infected with hepatitis b and 170 million with hepatitis c. and today there will be a record

set for see no evil hear no evil speak no evil act. premade salads sold at trader joe's is being recalled. barbecue chicken salads may be contaminated with listeria. it's sold as trader joe's barbecue chicken salad in 14.5- ounce trays and bears the establishment number p 11079. ewe may want to take hand sanitizer to the airport. san francisco international ranks number four on the list of airports that are mostly likely to spread disease during an outbreak. the list is topped by jkf and hon hulu was third. big airports appear to be the most likely to spread disease. new technology at newark international is gaining a lot of attention from passengers

this morning. >> hello and welcome to newark liberty international airport. >> it's a life size avatar created to give travelers important information about the airport. her presence catches arriving passengers a little bit off guard. >> i think it's great. >> amazing. >> i think it's scary. its eyes follow you. >> really odd the way her eyes followed you and was very life like. >> authorities spent $180,000 on this hologram and four others and plan the watch her performance for the next few months. apple reportedly wants a piece of twitter but neither company is admitting it. the new york times reports apple is thinking about investing possibly in the hundreds of millions of dollars. while apple has been very successful in phones and tablets, it continues to work on social networking. we are getting a look at how some of their most popular

products began. court documents reveal the early images of an ipad prototype with a kick stand. they sals show the iphone. the pictures are being used in a legal battle with samsung over patent infringement. and we have a new app available for free in the app store. just type ktvu in the search box. it features our most up to date news, weather and traffic. you can also watch all of our newscasts live. and you can drive through i don't yosemite with the click of a mouse. google hopes the site will inspire visitors to see the sights for themselves. it is a perfect day outside to go fly a kite. how many people are expected to pack the berkeley kite festival and how kid can get in on the

fun. a warming trend is headed to the bay area for your weekend. we'll look at the numbers coming up. púwnw

thousands of people will be running through the streets of san francisco tomorrow. it's the 35th san francisco marathon. runners take off at 5:30 a.m. the route includes the golden gate bridge. runners will be crossing the bridge 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and some lanes will be closed

to traffic. the san francisco marathon is the largest in northern california. 35,000 are expected to attend the kite fast very well this weekend in caesar sheriff's office park. it would include competitions, kite making lessons, food booths and live music. it will run 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow and admission is free. a lot of festivals going on out there, garlic festival. i've had garlic ice cream. >> did you like it? >> no. any garlic ice cream? >> i love garlic but probably not in the ice cream. it is going facebook to be a warm day out there, mid- to upper 80s for the second half of the an. we are waking up with gray skies, wind light an generally offshore. even though this is a west southwesterly breeze, it is 16 miles an hour. yesterday at this time overcast skies in fairfield and winds

gusting to 30. so there again, an indication of a change of course going on here. we're going to warm it up today, especially the inland areas will be the most noticeable spots to see the warmup. 63 degrees at game time if you're going out to at&t park to see the giants play, partly cloudy skies with the afternoon breeze. for the kite festival, should be a good one. 71 oakland today, 87 in concord. so a big jump there. if you really like it cool, partly cloudy skies and 61 degrees expected at pacifica for the afternoon. extended forecast, warming trend continuing into sunday but notice this is just a subtle change as we get into monday and tuesday, even warmer numbers in the forecast for the inland spots, mid-60s for the coast. back to you. the oakland a's are hot. they have now one 12 of their last 14 games after a victory in baltimore. they had to come from behind to

do it. ryan cook gave up the lead and they got rbis from norris, crisp and smith. the orioles threaten today score in the bottom of the ninth but watch this final out, what a catch as he looks to grab possibly and espy later. he has an upper back contusion and is now day-to-day. the giants pushed it to extra innings but couldn't put the dodgers away. cabrera and pagan crossed the plate. then to the tenth, ram reds, welcome to the giants-dodgers rivalry. giants a dodgers again this afternoon at 1:00 here on ktvu channel 2. veteran infielder

marco cutero, 2 baseman familiar with the area having played for the a's 2004 to 2007. he can be become a free agent after this season. a fight on a party bus turns fatal. the questions police are still right to answer after it happened. >> and the olympics are officially underway. how james bond helped the queen kick off the opening ceremonies.

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right this minute, videos first. we have an update on that fatal party bus accident we told but that happened overnight. coming up, what investigators just told us about the victim of this accident and the question they are trying to answer to determine who made be at fault. >> a new proposal may go before contra costa voters for taxes. how fire officials say its failure could affect your safety. >> the 2012 summer olympics begin with a bang. which part of the opening ceremonies has people talking this morning and the dozens of arrests reported outside the event. >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald. good morning, welcome to mornings on 2 on saturday, july

28. >> good morning. i'm mike mibach. a lot shake, we have festivals, giants, dodger, a marathon and we have rosemary orozco watching the forecast. good morning. >> it's going to be a nice weekend, our afternoon highs are finally bouncing back to the seasonal average. three degrees warmer in san francisco today than yesterday. 9 degrees warmer for areas like napa. i will break this down for you, talk about the warmup expected for your weekend and we'll take a peek at the current conditions outside your door. more on that coming up. an argument on a party bus may have led to a woman's death overnight. the chp says they fell out of the bus midnight on highway 17 in los gatos. allie rasmus reports. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out how this happened. we got an update on the victim of this fatal accident. she is a 25-year-old woman from santa cruz. she and another passenger on

the bus, party bus you see on the right-hand side of your screen, they got into a fight while the bus was driving about 45 to 50 miles an hour south on highway 17. this happened just before midnight last night. after that fight, both women ended up falling out of the bus. the 25-year-old woman was run over by the bus and died at the scene. the other female passenger involved in the fight suffered moderate injuries and is being treated at valley medical center. what investigators are still trying to answer is how those two women fell out of the bus. >> the bus driver is completely sober. we're just unsure how this door opened because there are two mechanisms for the door to open either manually with the bus driver pulling a lever or the emergency lever that's near the door. >> reporter: chp investigators say about 12 to 15 people were on board this party bus when this all happened. some of those passengers fled the scene after the bus stopped and the women fell out. many others on board were extremely drunk and chp

investigators say they couldn't get clear statements from them about what happened or what led up to the fight. now, the group was coming from a concert at the shoreline amphitheater heading back to santa cruz when this happened. and the party bus is now in a tow yard and chp investigators say they will be going back to that tow yard and be combing through that party bus again to answer the question of how the doors opened while this bus was moving causing two women to fall out. back to you. shots were fired in oakland overnight putting two people in the hospital around midnight at 90th and olive near an apartment building and liquor store. officers put crime scene tape up around the area and they found numerous shell casings on the ground. it is believed that two male victims are related. the victims are listed in stable condition this morning. a neighbor tells us she heard 7 gunshots at a separate shooting in oakland that happened around 11:00 last night at east 18th street and 35th avenue near foothill boulevard. the witness says the gunfire erupted after a long argument

between a group of people. the victim was shot in the stomach and went over to the nearby liquor store for help. we have new information about a man who is not going to surrender peacefully after shooting a young couple. pedro medina is accused of shooting to death the two young parents monday morning inside the apartment. the couple has three young children who weren't hurt. but they were also there at the time of the shooting . police believe he is going to mexico. officers say he made statements that he will shoot it out with police before allowing himself to get caught. now meanwhile investigators have found his niece on maxima at an undisclosed location in san jose but they add it doesn't mean that he is still in the city. a suspect in the colorado theater shooting will be formally charged monday. lawyers for defendant james holmes filed court documents revealing he was under psychiatric care at the time of

the shooting. authority seized a package sent to the psychiatrists. she said they are privileged and cannot be used in court. there is reportedly a notebook mapping out plans for a massacre. the defense accuses the prosecution of leaking details to the media. police fear it might lead to copycats. a man calling himself a joker is taken into custody. the alleged threat that got him arrested. >> the largers fire district in contra costa county wants to put a new tax proposal before voters. the contra costa fire production district is pushing a $75 a year parcel tax. without it the district says firefighters will be laid off and a third of its fire stations would shut down. but the idea isn't sitting well with the local taxpayers

association. >> it's expensive to deliver healthcare. >> the revenue from property taxes is down by $32 million and the parcel tax would generate more than $16 million a year. it would cost homeowners and condo owners peryear. itt would need two-thirds approval to pass. the board of supervisors will decide whether to put the issue on the november ballot on tuesday. the other fire district tried a similar approach in the last election and that failed. on july 1 the east contra costa fire protection district closed three of six fire stations and laid off 15 firefighters. those decisions came after voters rejected measure s, a parcel tax which would have raised millions and saved fire stations. a half billion people were projected to have tuned in to the opening ceremony of the olympics.

♪ [ music ] >> last night's show lit up the skies over london. the three-hour ceremony included a spectacular fireworks display. the program also included queen elizabeth hopping on to a helicopter with james bond... played by actor daniel craig. someone then posing as the queen parachutes from the chopper and soon after, the real queen emerges at her private stadium box. just hours after the opening ceremony, an athlete is already kicked out for using steroids. it was a 20-year-old albanian lifter who tested positive. his credentials will pulled and he is now sent home. china won the first gold medal in the 10-meter air rifle and all eyes are on the american women today. the soccer team plays colombia while the women's basketball squad takes on croatia. we do have complete coverage of the london olympics on our website. get the latest result and the medal results on ktvu.com, look for the olympics page or the olympics tab which is on our

homepage. also, more than 130 cyclists were arrested after they tried to pedal their way past a security barricade at the opening ceremonies. some protestors scuffle with police but no serious injuries were reported. authorities say the cyclists were taking part in a monthly critical mass ride around london. good morning to you. live look at jack london square. mostly gray skies overhead a light westerly breeze to miles per hour in oakland at this time. right now, our numbers still holding pretty firm in the 50s for areas where we are hanging on to the low clouds. low 60s where we are seeing sunny skies. 63 in fairfield right now. 61 in concord. livermore partly cloudy still at this time. 60 degrees for you, 56 in san jose. and around the bay where we are dealing with the gray skies, from san jose in through oakland and north into santa rosa as well as napa 50s. we're only creeping slightly as we progress through the hour here. we have only warmed one or two

degrees since about sunrise. your pacific satellite view here, trough still off the west coast, ridge of high pressure still to our east. in the coming days that ridge is going to be building our way. that's going to lead to our warming trend. so for today, i showed you a millennium ago but just in case you're just joining us, three to six to nine degrees warmer for our inland spots along the coast we'll be partly cloudy and we will be in the 60s for the afternoon. so the a.m. fog clouds drizzle along the coast this morning, the afternoon sea breeze will be picking up although it's weaker than what we saw yesterday. we are seeing that through the delta where again that delta breeze has been clipped. 56 degrees this morning. right about 10:00 if you are headed to gilroy for the garlic festival. 77 lunchtime, 87 at 4 p.m. so you have your choice. if you like it mild head out right about noontime. if you like it warm, the afternoon will serve you right. 82 degrees expected for santa rosa today. 81 novato novato. 77 kentfield, 68 expected

sausalito. upper 60s, low 70s around the east bay, 71 oakland, 69 san leandro, so right around the bay we're looking at 2 to 4 degrees of warming over yesterday. inland is where we'll feel it most. 58 for danville today, -- 85 danville today, 88 livermore, 90 antioch, 80 san jose, 79 santa clara, warmer than we have been in days. but seasonal for this time of year. 73 san mateo, 66 in the city for today. partly cloudy and cool along the coast. low 60s with the sea breeze expected there. there is your extended forecast. notice just a minor warmup as we get back to work on monday and tuesday, low 90s in the forecast. models are suggesting we may actually go hotter as we get into the second half of the week. but that's what we have for the next several days. i'll have your lunchtime numbers for you coming up. the republican national convention is one month away. some protestors have already staked out some prime territory in tampa bay. what the city is threatening to do to them. >> plus, a high-speed chase through the streets of los angeles. the daring escape by two men

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a live look there at san francisco shrouded in fog at this hour. it is quite the ending to a high-speed chase through los angeles. two men jumped out of an suv while it was still moving yesterday in san fernando. one man stayed on the ground while the other ran off and police arrested that first guy right away. they took down the other guy who ran just about 30 seconds later. and the chase started in north hollywood, when officers tried to pull them over for driving recklessly. police say the suv had been stolen. a maryland man is in jail this morning accused of planning a killing rampage similar to the one this month in colorado. authorities say 28-year-old neil prescott threatened to shoot up his workplace. the mailroom supplier called pitney bows. police say he was about to get fired and had made threats to his boss over the phone. prescott was arrested at his apartment and police say he called himself a joker and wore a t-shirt that read, quote, guns don't kill people, i do. >> i have heard there was a bunch of kids in the parking

lot and the car alarm went off and then i heard somebody say get on the ground. >> police seized 25 firearms including semi-automatic weapons and several thousand rounds of ammunition. charges are pending as prescott is undergoing a mental health evaluation. the city of anaheim is bracing for more demonstrations this weekend after police shot at a burglary suspect. it is the third officer- involved shooting in that city in less than a week. a number of protests have hit the orange county city since police shot and killed an unarmed man earlier. there were 24 arrests monday. the fbi is investigating the shootings. >> video of what happened... >> protestors rallied in downtown oakland to show solidarity with the anaheim protestors. there were no reports of damages or injuries at last night's rally. election 2012 news presumptive republican presidential candidate mitt romney is headed to israel. these are new photos of his

campaign plane. he is flying from london to tel aviv. he will be there through tomorrow. this overseas critical is bolster his foreign poll simple imagine but a new poll shows only 25% of jewish americans support him. he will meet with israeli leaders including israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. protestors already staking out areas outside next month's republican national convention. it will be held in tampa bay and as many as 15,000 demonstrators are expected. some of them have started to set up pink tents in preparation. they call their community romneyville. protest groups have recruited homeless people to stand guard, they say. >> we are the warriors for the people. we peacefully fight against injustice and people trying to survive. >> the city is threatening to evict them but they are paying the owner of a military surplus store $1,500 to lease what is essentially his backyard which would be a prime location to demonstrate. the california republican party is reportedly swimming in debt. according to the "chronicle,"

the gop faced an $850,000 shortfall late last month while the debt has been renegotiated, next tuesday's financial report should reveal about a half million dollars in debt. the "chronicle" reports the state republican party has laid off staff members. campaign finance laws have made it difficult to raise money. president obama is blaming the gop for gridlock that could increase the taxes of americans next year. >> instead of doing what's right for middle class families and small business owners, republicans in congress are holding these tax cuts hostage until we extend tax cuts for the wealthiest americans. >> in his week lay dress, the president accuses republicans of stalling to extend the bush- era tax cuts for households making $250,000 or less. the white house budget office predicts the economy for this year will grow at a modest rate. san francisco's new archbishop wasted no time making his position on same-sex marriage clear. during his introduction yesterday at st. mary's cathedral, archbishop-elect salvatore cordileone said he

was marriage is only between a man and a woman. gay rights advocates say they are surprised by the archbishop's appointment. >> choosing a prominent supporter of proposition 8 to be the archbishop of san francisco is not the way i would have chosen to open a "dialogue" with the lgbt community. >> cordileone will formally be installed as the new archbishop at a mass in october. current archbishop george niederauer is retiring. a memorial wall has some danville homeowners concerned about property values. peace lutheran church wants to put urns in a memorial garden in danville but many homeowners are against it because they say a cemetery near a home causes value to drop by $100,000. >> i'm not happy at all about the idea of having human ashes this close to my home. >> some residents have even started a petition to keep the

church from building that wall. there is some discussion of allowing the church, however, to build a wall containing memorial plaques just not urns. union workers at hyatt hotels will rally in santa clara today to highlight a national action week. the workers have been picketing outside hotels in san francisco as well as santa clara. workers are also picketing outside hotels in several other cities. they say they have been working without a contract for nearly three years. starting this monday, major construction begins at one of san francisco's most popular tourist and shopping spots. it's going to affect a two- block stretch of union square, stockton street between geary an he will lit shut down for the next five years for most of the time. it will be shut down. cars will be banned. it's closed to build a stop for the city's $1.6 billion central subway. a tunnel ring machine will tear an underground path stretching from southeastern san francisco to chinatown. >> we're rerouting all traffic except for emergency vehicles

on grant. it will become a two-way conversion to allow for the detour. >> it will open from thanksgiving to new year's to appease merchants. warnings are being posted to alert people about the closure. bart's silicon valley extension project is moving ahead. workers are taking out pipelines along the pipeline expressway near the great mall in milpitas. they were replaced as part of the project. bart plans to extend service to its next station in south fremont by 2015 then on to milpitas and san jose's berryessa district by 2017. another case of human west nile virus is confirmed in the state and the latest was reported near chico where a woman tested positive for the virus according to the public health department. so far this year there have been seven human cases of west nile. compare that to the same time last year when there was only one reported case. overall in 2011, 158 people contracted west nile virus and nine died from it. california isn't the only

state experiencing a high number of west nile virus cases compared to last year. other cities in the nation are also reporting more human cases. experts say record heat could be to blame for the increase. bay area growers are waiting to see whether a program designed to protect produce will actually work. why the state could be forced to quarantine fruit from the south bay. >> waking up with gray skies this morning, but the low cloud deck is slowly shrink. a warmup is on tap for the afternoon. i have your numbers coming up.

three people are recovering this morning after being rescued from a cliff in santa cruz. two of the rescued were children. all three got stuck yesterday near uc-santa cruz's long marine lab. firefighters used a rope to bring all three of them to safety. clean-up on the east coast this morning after severe storms swept through several states. look at this damage in new jersey. heavy rains and wind knocked down trees and power lines

leaving thousands in the dark. in upstate new york at least 12 homes were badly damaged following a tornado. hundreds of flights were canceled in new york, pennsylvania and new jersey all because of the wild weather. >> all right. it is 9:23. no wild weather here but we have lots of outdoor activities, a lot of people with weekend plans and rosemary trying to deliver up a nice forecast for those who want to spend some time outside. >> it's foggy and gray in most spots at the coast as well as over the city this morning. santa rosa visibility down to a mile. but we are seeing improving conditions. this morning waking up 50s a few low 60s out there. if you have the sunshine, if you have the gray skies, we really haven't budged since sunrise three hours ago but we will. by noontime 60s on the bay, along the coast and peninsula. southern half of the peninsula and into the south bay 70s for your lunch hour and touching near 80 degrees for some of our

hottest spots right around antioch and near fairfield and farther inland. mostly sunny skies today and 76 in san rafael. 83 in napa. 77 for vallejo. inland east bay warmer than yesterday. mid- to upper 80s. 90 degrees perhaps even for antioch. a modest warmup through the weekend into the first half of the week. but the possibility of hotter weather coming after about midweek wednesday. but between now and then, we have mid-60s for the coast with partly cloudy skies. upper 80s to low 90s inland. back to you. >> an unusual sight on a beach in monterey. a giant leather back sea turtle was discovered on the shore. it's 700 pounds dead sea turtle found near the breakwaters yesterday. they needed a crane to transport it to the marine research facility in santa

cruz. officials said it died likely from natural causes. leatherbacks are the largest sea turtles in the world and can live to 50 years. bait stations to attract oriental fruit flies will set up today in 16 square miles around morgan hill. that's where four of the flies were found this week. if the bait stations don't work the state could quarantine fruit from the south bay with could in turn ruin local businesses. growers are understandably quite worried. >> we also sell wholesale to other places in the bay area. we may not be able to do that. we sell our fruit nationally, as well. we have a mail order business. >> oriental fruit flies attack more than 200 different types of produce. it's believed they came to the south bay in up declared produce from hawaii or -- in undeclared produce from hawaii or asia. a bone marrow donor is

needed for 14-year-old cynthia rodriguez leukemia. she needs it to survive. her best hope is a mexican descent person. the drive is at 9:00 at saint elizabeth in the fruitvale district in oakland. a bike ride in vacaville what some high schoolers are raising money for today. >> and san francisco police investigating daylight burglaries. why police think the burglars may be choosing those homes.

an altercation on a party bus turned deadly in los gatos. welcome back to "mornings on 2". i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. it started out as a night on the town. but it turned deadly when two women fell out of that bus. chp investigators believe it started with an argument on the bus as it headed southbound on highway 17 in los gatos. the bus was full of a dozen or more drunken passengers. two women were ejected during some sort of scuffle and one of them died. the other was sent to the hospital. ktvu's allie rasmus will have a live report in 15 minutes. legislation cracking down on party buses will be heard by the state senate next month. it would require party buses to check passenger ids, peninsula assemblyman jerry hill introducing the bill following the death of brett studebaker the 19-year-old killed in a crash after drinking on a party bus in san francisco two years ago. the family of the latest homicide victim in oakland says he died on his doorstep as he was coming home from work.

the man was shot on 13th avenue near east 31st street. it happened around 7:30 yesterday evening. and police say an armed suspect was seen running from the house. they are currently checking security cameras in the neighborhood hoping to get a glimpse at the gunman. residents in san francisco's mission district are on edge after four-day time shootings on 24th street in the past month. the latest incident happened monday when a gunman opened fire outside a preschool at 24th and harrison streets. no one was injured. police believe gang disputes are behind the surge in gun violence. >> a sunnyvale mother found a knife inside a bag of candy. amy bought the jolly rancher crunch and chew candies on wednesday. the "san jose mercury news" said she had a couple of pieces and saw a 3" blade inside the packet so she emailed the company about the find. she also emailed police in santa clara where she bought the candy. she said she doesn't want money. she just wants hershey to be more careful in packaging.

in an hour, pacifica police will search for a missing 76- year-old woman. maria jansen disappeared wednesday afternoon. she was last seen by her husband near their park pacifica home. this morning, police will search saint pedro valley park. jansen is 5'5" and weighs 105 pounds and is wearing yellow croc shoes. a search for another woman continues today. this morning volunteers will be handing out flyers at the gilroy garlic festival. she disappeared more than four months ago. a person has been charged with her kidnap and murder even though her body hasn't been found. he is scheduled to enter a plea on tuesday. san francisco police are warning homeowners to be cautious after a string of burglaries during daylight hours. they say the way your house is decorated could be making you a target. police say burglars appear to be looking for any sign that a home is occupied by an asian- american family. so they are asking homeowners

not to display asian decorations. >> there is a perception that the asian community doesn't necessarily trust banks. so the perception is that they showcase or store a lot of money if you would inside the house. and additionally, they will also have gold and jade inside there. >> san francisco's engleside neighborhood has been hard hit and police have responded to up to 15 break-ins there just this year. an oakland man is fighting back after he says an online company tried to scam him and it's a story you will see only on ktvu. roy davis says yellow pages public sent him a bill for almost $600 then started making harassing phone calls to him. davis says he never advertised his company so he contact the bbb. >> the song is an old song. it's a tune we've heard many, many times. >> the better business bureau says it's received almost 1, 000 complaints about that company and gives it an f grade. three more victims of the colorado movie theater shooting

will be laid to rest today. their funerals come as we learn more about the past of james holmes the allegededgunman. reporter elizabeth fran is live in aurora with the details. elizabeth. >> reporter: hi, claudine. there is a memorial over my left hand shoulder near the cinema and that just continues to grow as people are leaving letters and flowers for lost ones. there are still five in critical care in the hospital. 11 people in total in the hospital. a day of mourning as those funerals continue. jessica ghawi the aspiring sports journalist will be buried in her hometown of san antonio, texas. now, she is the young woman who narrowly survived a shooting in toronto and matt mcquinn will also be laid to rest in springfield, ohio. he is one of the three men who is hailed as a hero as shielded his girlfriend from gunfire. and jesse childress will versus have a memorial service at buckley air force base. we are learning more about the defendant. we know that he was seeing a university of colorado psychiatrist. we learned that from a motion

filed by james holmes defense team saying they want investigators to turn over that notebook that he sent to dr. lynne fenton citing patient privacy rights and obviously, the prosecution is objecting. the ap reports that dr. fenton was disciplined back in 2004 for prescribing medications not only to herself but her family as well as colleagues. the lawyers are now really focusing on monday for arraignment hearing which will be -- which we'll learn the extent of the charges against james holmes. we know he faces 12 counts of first-degree murder, potentially up to 58 counts of attempted first-degree murder. there will be no cameras in the courtroom. and although we know that james has to acknowledge he understands the charges, he certainly doesn't have to speak and we don't expect him to do so. back to you. >> all right, elizabeth prann live in colorado, thank you. this afternoon, some bay area high schoolers will pitch in to help the families who lost loved ones in the colorado

shooting. they will hold a fundraising bike ride in vacaville at 3 p.m. they hope 100 people will show up and raise $1,000. the idea came after the high schoolers went to see the batman premier. they heard about the shooting the next morning. >> aurora is a community we're a community. we're just helping communities out. we're a small community just like them and the people that died were like fathers, sons... >> proceeds will go to the aurora relief fund which helps victims' families with memorial services and medical bills. at ktvu.com we posted a link with more information about today's ride. just look for the web link section about halfway down the front page. you may want to take along some hand sanitizer the next time you head to the airport. san francisco international airport ranks number 4 on a list of airports that are the most likely to spread disease during an outbreak. jfk and new york top the list. honolulu airport was in third. those connectork to hubs most

likely to spread the disease. the matrix could open in a few days. the card room's permit was approved. but the surveillance system must still be inspected, gaming must be accessible to the public and gambling must be limited to the ground floor. >> it's up to casino now to basically implement the recommendations and then they should be good to go. >> we believe at this point we have submitted everything that the division of gaming asked for. >> casino will hire hundreds of employees including restaurant staff once they get the green light. the doors could open wednesday. apple reportedly wants a piece of twitter but neither company is admitting it. the "new york times" reports apple is thinking about making a strategic investment possibly in the hundreds of millions of dollars. while they have been successful in phones and tablets, apple is continuing to work on its social networking. we are getting a look at how some of apple's most popular products began.

court documents revealed these early images of the ipad prototype the picture with the kick stand and also the iphone, you can see apple experimented with some different shapes. those pictures are being used in a legal battle with samsung over payment patent infringement. you can get it. kvu news on your ipad. we have a new app free in apple's app store. type ktvu in the search box and it will feature up to date news, weather and traffic and see our newscasts live. don't be surprised if you notice a smell in south santa clara county today. 100,000 people are expected to head to gilroy this weekend for its annual garlic festival more than double gilroy's population. attendees can try garlic flavored versions of their favorite foods from artichokes to ice cream but many say they come for the garlic flavored calamari. >> don't be scared to try it. doesn't hurt. >> is there enough garlic on there four? >> never enough garlic at the garlic festival! [ laughter ] >> organizers say the festival

has raised more than $9 million for local nonprofits since 1979. a warmer day is on the way for your saturday. oakland is it dealing with mostly gray skies around the bay. we are beginning to see that marine layer shrink. it's not as thick as yesterday and now we are seeing pockets of sunshine around the bay area. still socked in pretty good along the coast where we had even coastal drizzle at times this morning and could be continuing. we're now beginning to see a little bit of burnoff near santa rosa, still mostly gray, over napa, mostly clear in fairfield. still on the other side of the caldecott tunnel and you are mostly clear. lafayette, walnut creek, concord, antioch into livermore now, partly cloudy skies. still gray skies over san jose. the winds remain onshore for the most part. but weaker than what we saw yesterday. yesterday, the winds were gusting to near 30 through fairfield. now we have a breeze to about 16, 17 miles per hour. so clipping the sea breeze,

clipping the onshore breeze, the delta breeze and our temperatures will begin to warm. low 60s where we are seeing sunshine. still holding ton 50s where we do have gray skies. by the afternoon, mostly sunny skies for everybody except for the coast. partly cloudy perhaps even a few areas remaining mostly gray for today. your pacific satellite view, what's happening out there for your weekend? the trough remains off the west coast but it's weakening. it's being pushed aside by the ridge of high pressure over the four corners that will continue to nudge our way. that's going to bring us the warm trend. today a few degrees of warming around the bay. inland, more like 5 to 9 degrees expected on average. for tomorrow, we'll be slightly warmer and then a tad warmer on monday with perhaps a bigger heatup by late in the week. your forecast if you are headed up... [ [ pause ] ] >> onshore brees 10 to 20 miles

an hour. afternoon highs today: right on the mark for antioch. >> a modest warmup sunday into monday. a slight little nudge. low 90s in the forecast for your tuesday. back to you. the school bus monitor who made headlines when video of students bullying her went viral, she's retiring. karen klein says it was a tough decision to leave the job she has had for the past three years but says it's time to move on. it appears klein will be able to enjoy her retirement. an online campaign in response to the video raised more than $700,000 for the 68-year-old

grandmother in new york. the students who bullied her have been suspended for one year. all right. your time now 9:41. a billboard links president obama to the suspect in the colorado theater shooting. the political point its creator says he is trying to make. >> we have learned about the victim of a fatal party bus accident that happened overnight. coming up, we'll tell you what investigators are trying to find out to determine who made be at fault. >> a live look outside at traffic on 280 in san jose. all good in both directions. the clock now says 9:41. about to be 9:42. you're warning "mornings on 2".

good morning. live look from bay point. a warming trend begins today. let's recap some of our top stories for you this morning. the 2012 london olympics are officially under way. 60,000 people packed the park. today is the first full day of competition. a double shooting in oakland at 90th at midnight outside an apartment building at olive. the two victims are related and are in stable condition. a booze ride down highway 17 turned deadly when two women fell out of a moving party bus one of them died. it happened close to midnight in los gatos. allie rasmus is live outside chp headquarters in san jose. we understand alcohol played a big part. >> reporter: investigators say alcohol is a factor. a party bus from the concert at

the shoreline amphitheater. investigators say just about everyone on the bus was drinking but an up date on the victim of this fatal accident. she is a 25-year-old woman from santa cruz. she and another passenger got into some sort of altercation or fight while this party bus was heading south on highway 17 just before midnight. this is in los gatos. both fell out of the bus while it was going 45 to 50 miles an hour. the 25-year-old woman was run over by the party bus and died at the scene. the other female passenger involved in the fight suffered moderate injuries and is in the hospital this morning. the party was coming from the shoreline amphitheater taking about 12 to 15 people back to santa cruz. >> alcohol was a huge factor on this party bus. there was a lot of alcohol on board. there was about 12 to 15 passengers. the reason why we're unsure how many exactly, because right now some of them fled on foot. at the scene, everyone was extremely intoxicated so there

wasn't a lot of cooperation with law enforcement. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out how the bus doors opened while it was in motion. they say there's really only two ways that would happen, if the bus driver pushed a button to open the doors while it's moving or investigators say what's more likely is that the two women accidentally hit the emergency lever next to the door and that's how they fell out. but that party bus is now at a tow yard here in san jose and later on today, chp investigators will be going back to take another look at that bus to answer how the doors opened and who be at fault for this fatal accident. in san jose, allie rasmus, ctvu channel 2news. all is normal at at&t park following discovery of a suspicious divide found yesterday morning on channel street south of the ballpark. authorities say a worker found it underground and a dozen people had to be evacuated from nearby houseboats. others sheltered in place. a bomb squad determined the device didn't pose any threat. officials say the shells are

probably from the world war ii era but it's not clear how it ended up near the park. a new billboard in colorado compares president obama to the accused colorado theater shooter. the sign features photos of james holmes and the president side by side. it reads, quote, kills 12 in a movie theater with an assault rifle everyone freaks out, kills thousands with foreign policy wins nobel peace prize. former idaho lawmaker says he is responsible for the billboard. he says it's a reaction to the lack of outrage over the deaths of troops in afghanistan. a group of f-22 stealth fight's arrived in japan as the us air force investigates an oxygen problem that has been making pilots sick. the fleet is under tight restrictions since may when pilots reported dizziness and trouble breathing. the air force believes a valve in the pilot pressure vest triggered the breathing problems. the f-22s will remain in japan for several months. a former olympian is killed

in an arizona plane crash. pat porter and his son and son's friend died thursday shortly after take-off in sedona. he competed in the 1984 and 1988 olympic games in the 10,000 meter runs. porter was the pilot. jesse jackson, jr. is being treated at the mayo clinic in minnesota. the nine-term democrat took a medical leave from congress last month and his whereabouts hadn't been disclosed. the hospital says he suffers from depression and gastrointestinal issues. he is having extensive in patient evaluation. chik-fil-a spokesman has passed away unexpectedly as the company finds itself at the center of the gay marriage debate. the fast food company says don perry died of a heart attack yesterday. perry helped shape the chik-fil- a response after they spoke out against same-sex marriage. ed lee said the fast food chain would not be welcome in san

francisco. more jobs coming to the bay area. sprouts farmers marketed is adding two more bay area locations. right now there are stores in dublin, san jose, sunnyvale and fremont. the additional stores will open in san jose and walnut creek. a california company is calling salad at trader joe's. huxtable's kitchen of vernon is recalling 5610 pounds of barbecue chicken salad because of listeria. you can be getting some extra money in the mail thanks to the affordable care act. rebates will start being sent out next week to 1.8 million healthcare policyholders in the state. insurers are forced to issue the refunds because of a new law that states 80% of the dollars collected from premiums must be spent on actual medical

costs. many insurers apparently failed to meet that requirement. the average family rebate is about $150. it's time now for our saturday ticket giveaway. one lucky viewer will win a family four pack of tickets to see dragons, presented by ringling brothers and barnum & bailey. you can see it august 8th through the 12th at oracle arena or august 15 through 19th at hp pavilion. for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in that secret word mystic. all right. your time now is 9:50. and newark airport's newest employee has information to share but don't ask her any questions. how passengers react to libby and why the airport says she is key to improving customer service. a warmer pattern is shaping up for your weekend. i'll have a look at your numbers coming up.

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new technology at newark international airport is getting a lot of attention from passengers. >> hello, welcome to newark- liberty international airport. >> well, that is a life-sized avatar created to give air travelers important information about the airport. it's a hologram. her presence caught passengers off guard. >> i think it's great. >> very good and amazing. >> i think it's scary. >> its eyes follow you. >> really odd the way her eyes followed you and she was very life like. pretty wild. >> the mona lisa of holograms. port authority spent $180,000 for her and four others. hundreds of volunteers will perform more than 30 service projects in oakland today and it's all part of the city's second annual service festival. the festival and concert at snow park will follow a morning of community service. the ella baker center for human rights organized it. 35,000 spectators are expected to attend the brooklyn

kite festival this weekend. it includes kite -- berkeley kite festival, including kite flying, kite making, music and food. it starts from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today and tomorrow and admission is free. tomorrow the 35th annual san francisco marathon. runners go from the ferry building at 5 :30 a.m. the route includes the golden gate bridge, runners will be crossing the bridge from about 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. and some of the lanes on that bridge will be closed to traffic. the san francisco marathon is the largest marathon in northern california. the oakland as are hot very hot. they have won 12 of the last 14 after a victory in baltimore and the as had to come from behind to do it. not that they're strangers to doing that. they had 6 runs in the 9th inning. j.j. reddick grabbed the final out

while banging into the right field wall. what a catch by reddick. oakland says he has an upper back contusion and is day to day. the giants had to go extra innings and could not put the dodgers away. 3-1 l.a. in the 8th when the game was tied. cabrera and pagan cross the plate. in the tenth, ramirez welcome to the giants dodgers rivalry. a two-run shot off romo. 5-3 dodgers. it would stay that way. they play again today at 1:00 on ktvu channel 2. marko scutaro will be in uniform today for the giants. san francisco traded minor league infielder charlie culberson to the rockies for scutaro. he is hitting .271 with four homers and 30 rbi. the second baseman and shortstop is familiar with the bay area having played for the as from 2004 to 2007. scutaro will be a free agent after this year. all right. let's head over to rosemary for a last check of your weather to

see when things are going to warm up. >> we have a warmer weather pattern taking shape for the afternoon. right now, you can see who is still stuck under the gray. 50s for those of us still with gray skies and 50s, san rafael, 59 santa rosa, 57 napa, upper 50s oakland into hayward. low to mid-60s where we are dealing with plenty of sunshine. 65 and concord. mostly sunny skies expected today. we have gray skies around the bay area plus the marine layer not as thick. the onshore breeze not as strong. and we are expecting at least a little bit of a sooner clearing. for the afternoon today, if you are going to berkeley for the kite festival it's going to be nice. low 70s in the forecast. 7 1 oakland. 87 concord. 90 for antioch so we'll be warmer than yesterday. some of us right about the seasonal average so it's taken us a few days to get back to these numbers. >> no kidding. >> for those of us missing that summer heat, there it is.

upper 80s low 90s in the forecast. warming wednesday in the 90s and we may get a little bit of a bigger warmup for the second half of the week but between now and then, it's just nice. still a little cool by the coast 60s. >> sound good. thank you. that's our report for this morning. thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2news. >> join us at 6:00. we're always on ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for joining us. we leave with you a live look here at cesar chavez park in berkeley for the kite festival. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

and in the mountains in the afternoon. there's so much to do here because the weather is always amazing. and here in hollywood, you're surrounded by stars. here we are on the red carpet. that's me, i'm elizabeth. and i'm here in los angeles looking for adventure with my friends diana degarmo and jimmy bennett. there's a lot to see here in southern california, and definitely lots to do.