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sunday, july 29th i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. i was actually pretty cool when i left the house this morning for a july day. let's get to rosemary. >> you are right. cloudy. slightly cool out there. outside our doors in some places we will continue with our warmup today. but ever so slightly we are talking 2-4 degrees above what we felt on saturday. i'll break it down for you. show you the broader view and what you can expect outside your door. right now 25,000 people are taking on the san francisco marathon. the elite runners started about 90 minutes ago. ktvu allie rasmus joins us live with what is happening now and how you can get around that race. >> reporter: 24,000 people have signed up for this case. you've got to keep in mind most don't come here alone. thousands of their friends and supporters have come to san francisco to watch the start of the san francisco marathon. that is the starting line behind us. there are several different

groups running in waves. so right now we are between groups we are waiting for another group to start here. we got here at 5:30 this morning to watch the elite runners start the race. >> three, two, one, you're off. >> reporter: the 26-mile course takes marathoners from the embarcadero all the way across the golden gate bridge and back again through golden gate back. now before they got started we talked some of the elite runners the people at the front line of the race about why the san francisco marathon is considered one of the most challenging in the nation. >> there will be a few hills. it will probably be pretty hard. >> it looks hilly compared to a lot of them. >> reporter: now we will show you a live picture coming up here of the golden gate bridge. you can see hundreds of marathoners have already made it to the halfway point of the

race. the golden gate bridge is the halfway point. after they get across the bridge they have to go to the marin side and run back. they will make their way through golden gate park. as you can imagine with 24,000 people and tens of thousands more coming here to watch, this will tie up traffic a little bit until 10:00 this morning. you can expect road closures. we have a map of the course to show you. mike and claudine will bring that to you in a few minutes. >> thanks. let's show you that map. that race will take runners thud fisherman's wharf through the marie that and across the bridge. the finish line is just under the bay bridge. you can expect delays. this is a qualifying event for the boston marathon. an investigation into what sparked a house fire in east oakland is under way this

morning. it started around 4:00 a.m. on 63rd avenue. the fire was in a vacant back house that homeless people may have been living in. a woman living in the front of the house said she heard someone yell fire early this morning. >> i looked out my bedroom window, seen the whole trees on fire. the front of the house on fire. ran downstairs and grabbed my kids and ran outside. >> the gas was turned on inside the home. no one was hurt in that fire. >> it will take some time before an oakland convenient store can reopen. an suv crashed into a liquor store. and left a gaping hole in the wall. there were in customers at the time just a store owner and worker. >> all i heard was a loud noise. a lot of dust. >> reporter: were you scared? >> i was shocked. >> the store owners hand was hit by flying debris.

the suv sustained damage on the front end of the soak. police do not believe alcohol was a factor in the crash. they are calling it an accident with the driver losing control of the suv. bart station reopened after a shooting investigation. someone fired shots on the concourse level just before 10:00 last night. no one was injured but police closed the station for two hours searching for the gunman. an eight-year-old girl is one of two people recovering after being shot at bay point. deputies say the girl and 22- year-old man were inside the house on franklin avenue yesterday afternoon when someone started shooting at the home. the girl was shot in the leg and her family says she is doing okay. the man also has injuries that are not life threatening. the family says they don't know why they would be targeted. >> it's so much of shooting going on and they are involving the kids. it's like they have no heart or nothing they don't stop when they see the kids they keep shooting. when is it going to stop?

>> the contra costa county sheriffs office say the gunman drove away in a black honda sedan. a hotel was forced to evacuate after a fire broke out. the fire caused about 13,000 in damage. firefighters are investigating the cause of the fire but say it started near a mattress. with 99 days until the november 6th election president obama and mitt romney are planning their final pushes. the obama campaign says it has thousands of informal events scheduled across the nation including olympic watch parties and get togethers called barbecues for barack. some undecided voters are struggling over which first candidate to vote for. they are unsure about romney and what he can bring to the white house. just before 9:00 pacific time this morning romney will deliver a policy speech in

jerusalem. romney is pledging to back an israeli strike against iran. to prevent iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. romney has insisted on a zero tolerance policy for iran. >> incapable of becoming a nuclear nation. i look forward to chatting with you about further actions we can take. >> romney added that he's honored to visit israel on a jewish holiday. a potential running mate for romney is marco rubio. rubio went to his old elementary school to speak for romney. he says romney is for free enterprise. senator rubio had a bit of a scare flying out of las vegas.

his private plane was heading to des moines, iowa when it had to make an emergency landing in albuquerque. a possible electrical problem. rubio missed the romney campaign event in iowa but called in by phone. olympic organizers are investigating why some seats at olympic venues are empty. jeremy hunt says the empty seats were very disappointing. he believes they belong to sponsors. tickets have been extremely difficult to come by. police in london say they have arrested 16 people sense friday for illegally reselling tickets to events. here's a look at the current medal count. china leads with six. four of which are gold. italy at five medals and u.s. also has five medals including one gold. you can get the latest from the london olympics add ktvu.com -- at ktvu.com. driving to work today i did have the wipers on.

i know rosemary was talking about the drizzle out there in parts of the bay area. it definitely was where i was. >> we even have drizzle over oakland this morning. that's what we have to deal with this morning. a lot like yesterday. afternoon highs today a lot like yesterday. t visibility is down if a half mile. the numbers right now anywhere from 1-2-3 degrees below where we sat just 24 hours ago. 55 in oakland. 56 in napa. 53-degrees with cloudy conditions it's a great start to the morning for the runners in san francisco. 58 san jose. 59-degrees in mountain view. we will see a turn around as we move through the morning hours. with the low clouds hanging over it could take awhile like it did yesterday morning. concord waking up with mostly clear skies. fairfield you have to get far inland to see the blue sky. pacific satellite view not a lot of change.

the trough remains off the west coast. the ridge remains to our south and southeast it will continue to nudge our way. today we are looking at a very slight warming. some us may not feel it. tomorrow we feel the bigger warmup. today we've got the fog, we've got the clearing all the way back to the coast. by tomorrow we will wake up with the patchy morning fog. the marine layer will shrink as high pressure takes control over our weather pattern. we are warm today by midweek we will turn hot. afternoon highs expected for today. 84 santa rosa. 79 san rafael. upper 60s sausalito. off to the east bay 70 degrees for oakland. mid 80s for danville, walnut creek. upper 80s to low 90s. down into the south bay 80 degrees san jose. 86 morgan hill. mid 80s for gilroy. 78 redwood city. 73 san mateo. 66 in the city for the afternoon if you are out to

celebrate the marathon runner there is. your extended forecast again the numbers continuing to warm by about midweek wednesday. it turns a bit toasty for our inland areas. we will continue with a localized on shore breeze. the coast will be cool to mild all the way through. 67 degrees on wednesday with the warmest day looking to be thursday at 68. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. police make a chilling discovery. what they found in a homeless mans car. >> and there is more heartbreak for a woman that was critically injured in that colorado theater shooting. >> first let's take you outside there is a look at the east shore freeway. looks like part of that roadway is closed down. you can see the flashing lights. the traffic moving along in the far right lanes heading eastbound on 80. keep in mind golden gate bridge will be a bit of a traffic jam. we'll keep an eye on it for you this morning. it's 7:11.

good morning, to you. it's a great start to the bay for most us in the south bay, east bay, north bay. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. a homeless man may have been planning a mass shooting. the chronicle reports officers had several run ins with the suspect robert johns. the first time they found a loaded shotgun and 22 caliber rifle in his car. then on july 21st a day after the aurora massacre they found weapons such as sawed off shotgun. johns is in custody on weapons charges. james holmes returns to court tomorrow. new cams will not be allowed at

tomorrow's hearing. he will be formerly charged. the judge is expected to rule in a defense request that prosecutors cannot use a package sent to his psychiatrist by him that includes a man outlining a large scale attack. grudge there is more heartbreak for a man critically injured in that attack. ashley moor is in the hospital recovering from gunshot wounds to her neck and abdomen and she has suffered a miscarriage. funerals were held in several states. family and friends gathered in ohio to honor matt quinn who died while shielding his girlfriend from gunfire. private services were held in illinois and arizona. aspiring sports broadcaster jessica was remembered in texas. >> you put your dreams on hold, you stop that right now.

you chase those dreams. you don't know how long you have here. >> 11 of the injured are still in the hospital. out of tragedy comes generosity. a group of high schoolers held a fundraising bike ride. the teens set a goal of $1,000 and they raised $1,050. even they they didn't know the victims they felt compelled to help. >> i feel like it's human nature to help those in need. and so from one community to the other. >> the vacaville police officers association heard about the fundraiser and donated $100. proceeds will go to the aurora relief fund that helps families, memorial services and medical bills. at least eight walmarts in missouri had to be evacuated because of bomb threats. police did not find anything suspicious. this is not the first time the discount chain has received threats to to walmart stores.

today rescue crews will try to recover the bodies of two americans that went missing on a mountain climbing trip in peru. the bodies of 32-year-old ben horn and gill white were found yesterday. rescuers say the two were ascending the peak at the mountain and plunged to their deaths. horn was a student at uc san diego, wise was a business entrepreneur from colorado. the mother of wikileaks founder jillian assange will meet with authorities tomorrow. ray sang has been held up in the embassy in london. he has tried to avoid extradition to sweden where he is wanted for questioning over sexual assault. penn state's president says the school is adequately covered to handle the crush of lawsuits from the jerry sandusky child abuse scandal. they can tap into a general

liability fund. the school president hopes to settle as many lawsuits as possible even though its insurance company is seeking to limit claims. last month jury found sandusky of abusing ten boys in a 15 year period. several of penn state's 12 recruits for the 2013 signing class has reiterated their commitment. they have said they will stay with the lions. player have -- players have been given the option to move. state treasure bill lockyer may be looking to become the next chancellor of the california state university system. former state attorney general has been lobbying the universities board of trustees. lockyer may have an advantage because he has strong ties to legislatures that fund the cash trapped system.

cal state long beach president f. king alexander is said to be in contention for that job. university of california will be trying something new when students return to campus this fall. new online program to help prevent suicides. it will help start-up conversations with students in need. according to the university of california during the 2009-2010 school year there were 4700 attempts by uc students. 11 were successful. they are going to wellness programs like horse back riding for teens and yoga classes for city workers. in 2004 voters approved an initiative to make up for mental health cuts. california ranks sixth in the nation or 60th in the nation comes to mental health spending

cuts. since 2009 they have seen a 21% loss in funding. president barack obama's health care law will extend coverage to 300,000 in the next few years. there is one big problem. medical experts believe there won't be enough doctors. right now the nation is already experiencing a shortage. association of american medical colleges statements by the year 2015 the country will be short 63,000 doctors. that number is expected to double by the year 2025. the red cross is seeking blood donations. the organization says blood supply is at the lowest level in 15 years. officials blame the shortage on the severe heat and storms that have gripped many parts of the country. that combined with the usual summer slow down in donations has caused the blood supply to drop to emergency levels. at some point surgeons may have to cancel elective operations. there is a way you can help out today blood centers of the

pacific is holding a blood drive from noon to 4:00 p.m. today. it's located at the redwood shores library. 63rd annual fair is scheduled to get under way this week. this week they are trying something new. a breast feeding trailer will be set up for new moms. this comes as the board of supervisors passed a resolution recognizing this week as world breast feeding week. the fair kicks off on wednesday and runs through thursday. how officials hope to stop the problem right in its tracks. >> a fire at a recycling plant forces the evacuations of dozens of homes. >> a low blanket of fog. attempting to give you a live look at the city. the fog has swallowed up the city. we'll talk about when we expect to see that sunshine and the numbers expected for today coming up. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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you have heard of a chicken crossing the road how about a herd of cows? check it out these cat l escaped a pasture near highway 4 yesterday afternoon. started roaming the roadway. there is that man on horse back that herded them out of the way and the cows were returned to their pasture. 16 square miles of morgan hill are being treated to keep an oriental fruit fluffiestation from devastating crops. officials have set up bait stations from an incest side that contains a for moan that attracts to kill male fruit fries. the hope is the entire population will die off because the female flies will have no one to meat with. >> we have to treat in order to save our crops. >> as long as we get an early start on it, we are very likely to get control quickly. >> officials cannot contain the fruit fly infestation, all

fruits and vegetables could be quarantined. >> let's go over to rosemary. >> yes, good morning, to you. today a lot like yesterday. a tad warmer in some cases. with a bigger warmup coming by midweek. outside our doors this morning a near repeat of where we started yesterday. we have the on shore breeze anywhere from 15-20 miles an hour you can see through fairfield a light breeze over most of the bay area. we've got fairly calm conditions out there. for the afternoon today low 60s remaining along the coast with low clouds lingering along the coast as well. mid to upper 60s for the city. upper 60s and low 70s for the east bay as we get inland it will be warmer once again. low to mid to upper 80s in and around concord, livermore, and touching 90 degrees near antioch as well as brentwood. there is the extended forecast. ridge of high pressure that is slowly working its way our way. we will continue. as it does the inland areas will really begin to feel the heat by tuesday into wednesday

we jump into the mid 90s. we will hold on to that by thursday. meanwhile along the coast we will continue with a bit of an on shore breeze. that will keep us cool to mild. 67 degrees expected on wednesday. thursday 68 expected there. if you are looking for something to do with the kids today, why not go fly a kite? 35,000 people are expected to pack the berkeley kite festival this weekend. attendees can take kite building lessons, compete in competitions, and sit there and marvel at all of the if sites. the fast and furious festival also includes 5k race for runners. this is video of last years event. first up 17 races starts at 8:00 a.m.. pleasanton's main street will be closed to form a course almost about a mile long.

7:26. firefighters investigate more suspicious fires in a san jose park. why people that live in the area say the fires may have been set as retribution. >> let's give you a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. those are runners involved in the san francisco marathon. 25,000 people running through the streets of foggy san francisco today. there are road closures all over the city right now. we'll have a live report from san francisco for you coming up.

you are taking a live look at the 25,000 runners making their way through the streets of san francisco this morning for northern california largest marathon. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2 i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. we are waiting right now for the first marathon runner to cross the finish line in san francisco with backdrops such as the gold ingate -- golden gate bridge and fisherman's wharf. allie rasmus is live for us in the city with more on the race and impacton traffic. >> reporter: we have actually moved. we started the morning at the starting line of the marathon. now we are at the finish line that is over here behind me at embarcadero. that is because as you mentioned in the next 20-30 minutes we are expecting the winner of this san francisco marathon to cross that finish line. again that should be right before 8:00 this morning.

the runners got a very early start but right now they are about at the halfway mark. let's show you a lye picture of the golden gate bridge. that is where you can see somehow -- see thousands of people running accrues the bridge. now after the marathoners cross the bridge into marin county, they have to turn around and go back. then they make their way back into the city for golden gate park and eventually back to embarcadero. the elite runners people that qualify to be at the front of the line they got their start at 5:30 this morning. >> three, two, one, you are off to start. >> reporter: the marathon is known to be one of the most challenging in the nation because as we all know there are a number of hills in this city. some of the steep inclines are part of the san francisco marathon course. but a lot of people say they came out here this is considered a destination mare ton. not only do they come out to take part in the race, they

bring their friends and family and supporters. a lot of people told us this morning after they do this hard work of running the marathon, they take the rest of the week or at least a few days to enjoy site seeing here in san francisco. you are looking at the finish line of the san francisco marathon sometime in the next 20-30 minutes we are expecting to see the winner cross that point and we hope to bring that for you later on in the show. live in san francisco allie rasmus. >> and the race will take runners through fisherman's wharf the marina and across the bay bridge and back. past at & t ballpark. three lanes are closed on the bridge until 10:00 a.m. this morning. the san francisco marathon is a qualifying event for the boston marathon. the daughter of famous local surf shop owner is being remembered at this morning. as reported 25-year-old natasha nolan fell out of a party bus late friday night. authorities say she and another woman were fighting and then the door opened somehow and

they both fell out. nolan was killed when the vehicle ran over her. investigators believe all the passengers on board were intoxicated. the other woman who fell out remains in the hospital with moderate injuries. an investigation is under way into a deadly chain reaction crash in san bruno. police say the pickup truck slammed into three car it is stopped only knead lane and elle camino rial. two people inside one of the stopped cars died at the scene. several people in several vehicles including a child was hospitalized. the truck driver suffered nonlife threatening injuries. two people are in custody after a triple shooting in east oakland. the shooting was reported just after 3:15 this morning at 87th avenue and g street. it happened after an argument at a nearby clubhouse. the three victims are said to be in stable condition. fire investigators are looking for clues after four fires were set at a san jose park during a

24 hour period. people that live near kelly park believe the fires were set by homeless that were recently evicted from that park. transients are beginning to return and they want the police department to patrol the park regularly to discourage resettlement. >> it's just a matter of time before it jumps the fire road here and gets into us. we've had so many of them we've just been lucky. >> fires have been an ongoing problem at kelley park. several fires scorched dozens acres a few weeks ago. police have not said whether they plan to increase patrols around the park. firefighters are looking into the cause of a caramel fire. beagle i'lls spotted black -- bicyclists spotted black smoke. they were able to knock down the flames before they reached the interior of that church. they believe it started in a shed. a wild fire has grown to 150 acres preponderate the north fire broke out yesterday in an

area east of ukiah. firefighters say they are look into the possibility that fire was intentionally set. no homes are threatened at this time. the fire is 10% contained. a bone marrow drive is being held in oakland to find a donor for critically ill teenager. cynthia rodriguez has leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant to survive. the more people tested the better her chances. the bone marrow drive begins at 9:00 this morning at st. elizabeth church. it's at 1,534th avenue. the drive ends at 3:00. a fundraiser will be held in san francisco to help the search efforts for sierra lamar. money will fund weekly searches for the 15-year-old. volunteers and sierra's family

has beencombing various areas. >> we haven't found anything substantial since the beginning. but still i think i'm going to stay -- i'm staying positive. >> today's fundraiser is at the lucky strike bowling alley on king street in san francisco. that is near at & t park. it begins at 6:00 tonight. >> 21-year-old torres has been charged in the kidnapping and murder of sierra lamar. he is due in court on tuesday to enter a plea. there is growing concern about a woman missing in pacifica. yesterday more than 100 people searched san pedro valley park for maria janson. maria is 5'5" she weighs 105 pounds and may have been wearing yellow crock style shoes. berkeley police say a juvenile pulled a gun on them.

officersofficers -- the suspect drew his weapon but then dropped it. they later caught him a block away. officers also detained two other juveniles and an adult in connection to the robbery. people demonstrating against the anaheim police department are taking their message to disney land. protestors held signs demanding an end to the violence and calling for the resignation of anaheim police chief. they are angry over recent police shootings. five people have been killed by officers this year. the city is asking the fbi to investigate the circumstances surrounding those shootings. while some say the economy seems to be recovering employees of colorado stays have -- of california cities have taken a heart hit. they have entered their fifth year of budget cuts and layoffs. the 20 largest cities have reduced their full-time work force by 10,000 jobs.

the hardest hit city was chiu la vista and saw a 30% decrease between 2007 and last year. san jose experienced a 17% cut. oakland a 13% decrease. and san francisco saw a 3% cut. many of the cuts effected police and parks departments. sacramento international airport may follow sfo and switch from tsa agents to security guards. they can provide the same level of security but cost much less. in april sacramento airport exercised an opt out clause in the federal law that created the tsa. it can still take a year to review a private security firm. >> that company that is chosen will then be trained by the tsa. they will use the same tsa procedures, policies, and equipment. >> a tsa employee union opposes

privatization says it chips away at national. a warning to all you giant fans out there in brentwood, antioch where you may have blue skies. if you're heading to the ballpark bring the jackets. it's going to be in the 50s and 60s. >> amazing how it catches us off guard. we come in from the inland areas and we get closer to the bay and coast and we need that jacket or sweatshirt. outside our door this morning the gray skies back with us while we slept moved back in the marine layer depth similar from yesterday. 1500 to 2,000 feet. the on shore breeze with us a tad bit stronger through the delta this morning by 5 miles an hour or so. if you enjoyed your weather yesterday, chances are you will enjoy it today. we only have subtle changes in the forecast. we will start with your satellite view because this pattern you are seeing a lot like we've been seeing.

the trough off the west coast. we have a ridge of high pressure to the east. it is slowly building our way. that's what caused a bit of the warmup. numbers anywhere from 2-4- degrees what we felt yesterday. some ever us will be very similar temperature wise. slightly warmer for today. in a nutshell we have the fog and clouds out there with us once again this morning. in most cases areas around concord, antioch, and fairfield. the afternoon sea breeze will be us. anywhere from 10-20 miles an hour. our highs 60s at the the coast. 70s around the bay. and just nearing 90 degrees for some of our warmer spots. your forecast here once we ditch the clouds they should burn around by late morning. notice hugging the coast here this will continue for most of the afternoon. partly cloudy perhaps even mostly cloudy expected for your sunday. right along the coastline. temperatures this morning wide spread 50s out there. if you do have the clear skies

the inland east bay you are nearing 60 degrees down into the south bay and southern peninsula. if you are traveling today sfo reporting at least arriving flights delayed by half hour to 45 minutes because of the low clouds. into the afternoon we will see a nice warmup once again but notice that we are only looking at oranges for some of our warmer spots that means most of us only warming into about the 80s around the bay. 70s once again 60s at the coast. if you are maybe going on to cheer the marathon runners for today, here's the forecast for san francisco or maybe you just head into the city to play. 58 degrees at 10:00. 66 at the warmest part of the day. 84 degrees expected for santa rosa today. 69 in berkeley. 66 in the city. upper 60s and low 70s around oakland and san leandro. mid 80s in livermore and concord.

the extended forecast we will continue the warming trend. in fact, it will turn hot for the inlands areas by tuesday into wednesday mid 90s into the forecast. thursday warm to hot as well. along the coastline the cool temps will continue. severe summer drought in the midwest could cause prices to skyrocket at the grocery store. officials say the most extensive drought since 1956 is devastating crops in missouri, illinois, and iowa. growers who's drop crops that survived the dry conditions are facing additional costs. they are being forced to pay to haul their crops out by trucks because river levels have dropped to such low levels. >> all the crops are going to rot in the field buzz they didn't have anywhere to put it. >> the drought is expected to push up food prices around the world. cause of a fire at a plant

in georgia is being called suspicious. two firefighters were treated for heat related problems. the fire was mostly contained by yesterday afternoon but it could continue to burn for the next few days. police in the big apple have launched a new investigation after a bizarre crime is linked to one of their own. what officers are saying after a kidnapping victim was found bound and gagged in a detectives garage. >> let's take you outside to the bay bridge. there is the incline. it's very foggy out there. traffic moving along just fine. it's 7:43 this is mornings on 2.

good morning, to you.

giving you a live look from the san jose airport. mostly cloudy skies outside your door. 58 degrees. >> a veteran new york police detective is being questioned in an alleged kidnapping. the victim was found bound and gagged in his garage. police found the man after tracing a ransom demand to a phone. the officer told investigators he knew nothing about the kidnapping and police say they don't have enough evidence to arrest him. four people were arrested including the detectives cousin that lived in the building. missing arkansas girl has been found alive along with a man suspected of kidnapping her and killing his parents. police found 33-year-old antonio and 12-year-old amber whit low yesterday. investigators believe whitlo killed his 65-year-old parents and then took amber. >> these people are harmless and appreciative and nice people and i just don't understand it. >> you never know what people

will do. >> police are not saying how they were killed or what the possible motive was. amber was not hurt. shock has fallen over a town in massachusetts. father shot his two children before committing suicide. seven-year-old daughter was killed while his nine-year-old son is in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the head. police are refusing to discuss a motive but say 41-year-old darrell had separated from his wife just about a month ago. there was no restraining orders and he did not have a criminal record. a neighbor says he was the most happy go lucky guy he knew. sacramento valley authorities say they had no choice but to shoot and kill a suspected carjacker. they spotted a stolen car yesterday morning that was involved in a police chase last tuesday. when officers -- later he jumped out of the car and fired into another truck attempting to steal it. that is when officers shot and

killed him. gruesome discovery for ranchers living in south texas. a growing number of illegal immigrants are dying on their property. in brookes county, texas officers found 64 bodies of illegal immigrants last year. this year authorities say they're on track to find more than 100. residence say the problem is stretching the resources of law enforcement. >> it's quite a task. quite challenging. every day is a new challenge. >> other border states are experiencing the same problem. hundreds of protestors rallied in phoenix this weekend. protesting the illegal immigration law. federal judge blocked parts of the law before it took effect. the supreme court upheld the most controversial provision requiring police to check the immigration status of anyone they suspect is in the country illegally. >> it could happen to me and i don't want that. that's why i'm more involved and i'm here for my community.

>> opponents of the law say it encourages racial profiling. vietnam could become the first country in asia to allow gay marriage. the government is considering whether to allow same sex couples to marry or legally register to receive rights. a legal frame work is needed. if the country goes ahead with the proposed plans it could propose rights for owning property, inheriting, and adopting children. in uganda 14 people have been killed from on outbreak of the ewe bow la virus. they spent weeks trying to figure out what made people sick. there is no cure or vaccine for e bow la. some of the most intense

fighting is occurring in areas seized by rebels. they call them terrorists that need to be hunted down. rebels say they are working to turn the area into a yeah yard for the military. afghan governor was shot and killed in eastern afghanistan. he was driving to his office when armed men shot at his car killing him and injuring his son. the taliban is claiming responsibility for that attack. people living in the small community in richmond say they are concerned about a noise from a nearby shooting range. the range is owned by chevron and has been used by police agent sills for years. people that live nearby say that there has been more noise recently. sometimes as early as 7:00 in the morning. a meeting to address the issue will be held on august 16th. home prices are starting to go back up again. california still dominates the foreclosure crisis. california has made up seven of the top ten metro areas with the highest rate of new

foreclosures. stockton had a higher foreclosure rate than anyone in the area. vallejo also made that list. while the cities saw increases, san francisco saw a percent drop. 10% in foreclosure filings since january. several parks and schools in oakland are cleaner this morning thanks to some community groups. volunteers came together yesterday for an event called throw down for the town. it's the second year for the community cleanup which is sponsored by the ella baker center for human rights. they say it's critical because the city has little money to do it. >> we come in and do what the city is unable to do. coming together as a group we can get a lot done. >> after the cleanup the volunteers gathered for a community concert. last three ships donated to the september 11th terror attacks was christianed this

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if you bought a power ball check it. a ticket was sold at the quick stop at walnut avenue. 2, 3, 4, 8, 43 and that mega number is 26. so far no one has claimed it. all right it's supposed to warm up. it feels pretty cold out there. >> certain parts definitely chilly. let's check in with rosemary with a look at that forecast. >> good morning, to you. it's a great start if you are out for a run this morning. we have cloudy skies a little cool and the weather is perfect for the marathon runners. the wind is on shore a lot like yesterday. and a lot like yesterday a lot of cloud cover over santa rosa, napa, down in south bay. we are seeing clearing. a lot like yesterday. just outside the bay. benicia, martinez, concord dealing with mostly clear skies or enjoying mostly clear skies. antioch, pittsburg. livermore beginning to turn partly cloudy. we will be partly cloudy for

the afternoon. mostly sunny and most cases a long the coast the low clouds will continue to hover most of the day. if you will see the giants play this afternoon, game time 1:05. 64 degrees. partly cloudy skies. the on shore breeze will strengthen for the second half of the day. 70 degrees expected for oakland. 70 in hayward. 80 degrees san jose. if we head to the north looking add low 80s. another nice day out there. warm but not too hot. 85 for livermore. 89 degrees expected in antioch. the warming trend will continue. if you like the head, well it's on its way. low to mid 90s for monday, tuesday, mid 90s wednesday into thursday. meanwhile along the coast we're not going to lose that sea breeze all together. around the coastline that temperature will range in the low to mid to upper 60s. back to you. >> thanks rosemary. the a's looking to sweep the orioles in baltimore. they took a 2-0 lead in the

fourth 14th home run of the season. that is his fifth dinger since the all star break. the a's would go on to win 6-1. meanwhile the giants are trying to avoid being swept by the dodgers at home. they trailed early yesterday after matt kemp hit this shot. from there the dodgers kept building and building that lead. the dodgers win in what is called a route. 10-0. final game of the series is at 1:05 at & t ballpark today. we are tracking the investigation into a shooting outside a bay point home that injured an eight-year-old girl. what deputies are saying about a man hunt to find the suspect. >> why mitt romney says he will support an israeli military strike on iran.

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the election. >> plus the largest marathon in northern california is under way. take a look at the runners making their way across a foggy golden gate bridge. a look at the race and where traffic might be effected. welcome to mornings on 2 it's sunday july 29th i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. let's get over to rosemary and get a look at that sunday forecast. >> another enjoyable day in the forecast. if you like yesterday you should like today. we are waking up with clouds out there this morning. pretty wide spread once again. patchy dense fog. patchy drizzle in some cases. if you do have an early morning drive those will be a factor. a bigger heatup in store as we get into the workweek. i'll break it down for you coming up. happening right now 25,000 people are taking part in the san francisco marathon. i want to give you a live look

at the finish line. the race that began at 7:30 this morning. the marathon will take runner thus fisherman's wharf the marina across the bridge and back past at & t ballpark. the finish like is near the bay bridge. drivers should expect lane closures on the golden gate bridge through 10:00 a.m.. three lanes are closed right now. it's a qualifying event for the boston marathon. an investigation into what sparked a house fire in east oakland is under way this morning. it started around 4:00 a.m. on 63rd avenue and mccarthur boulevard. the fire was in a vacant back house that homeless people have been living in. the woman living in the front house heard someone yelling fire. >> i looked out my bedroom window seen the whole trees on the fire. the front of the house on fire. ran downstairs and grabbed my kids.

>> firefighters say the gas was turned on inside the home. no one was hurt in that fire. it will take time before an oakland convenient store can reopen. an suv crashed right into the liquor store on international boulevard. it left a gaping hole right there in the wall as you can see. there were no customers in there at the time. just the store owner as well as another employee. >> all i heard was a loud noise. a lot of dust. >> were you scared? >> i was shocked. >> the store owners hand was hit by flying debris. that suv sustained damage to the front end of the vehicle. police do not think alcohol was a factor in this crash. they were calling it an accident with the driver losing control of his suv. the bart station has reopened after it was shut down because of a shooting investigation. officers say someone fired shots at the concourse level just before 10:00 last night. no one was hurt but police

closed that station for two hours so they could search for the gunman. eight-year-old girl is one of two people recovering after being shot in bay point. deputies say the girl and 22- year-old man were inside a home on franklin avenue yesterday afternoon. when someone started shooting at the house. the girl was shot in the leg and her family says she is doing okay. the man also has injuries that are not life threatening. the family says they don't know why they would be targeted. >> there is so much shooting going on and they are involving the kids. it's like they have no heart or nothing to where they don't stop when they do see the kids. they keep shooting. when is it going to stop? >> the contra costa county sheriffs office say the gunmen drove away in a black honda sedan. guests were forced to evacuate after a fire broke out at the americas best value inn on santa rosa avenue. the fire caused about $13,000 in dang. they are investigating the cause of the fire but say it started near a mattress.

with e9d days until -- with 99 days until the november 6th election president barack obama and mitt romney are planning several events. some political analysts say undecided voters are struggling over who to vote for while they are unhappy with the president's handling of the economy they are unsure about romney and what he can bring to the white house. in less than an hour romney will give a major foreign policy speech in jerusalem. he met with israeli leaders. romney is pledging to back an israeli strike against iran. romney has insisted on zero tolerance for iran. >> their effort to become a nuclear capable nation which i take with great seriousness and look forward to chatting with you about further action we can

take to persuade iran from nuclear policy. >> romney added he is honored to visit israel on a jewish holiday. >> while mitt romney is overseas, there are other republicans come paining for him right here in the u.s.. one big name is potential running mate florida senator marco rubio. rubio went to his old elementary school in las vegas to stump for romney. senator rubio had a bit of a scare flying out of las vegas. his private plane was heading to des moines, iowa when it had to make an emergency landing in albuquerque. rubio missed the romney campaign event in iowa but he did call in by phone. a statewide amber alerted has been issued for a 16-year- old girl out of monterey. this is breaking news. the suspects are considered armed and dangerous.

the sheriffs department says she was taken by two men that could be connected with a deadly shooting. she is 5'5", 130 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. the suspects were last seen in a blue chevy tahoe. california license number 6w54124. authorities believe they could be heading for mexico. this morning olympic organizers are investigating why rows of seat at some olympic venues are empty. britain's culture secretary jeremy hunt says seeing the empty seats were very disappointing. the empty seats belong to sponsors. tickets to the olympic games have been difficult to come by. police in london say they have arrested 16 people since friday for illegally reselling tickets to events. here is a look at the current medal count. china leads with six medals. four of which are gold.

italy has five and the united states has five medals including one gold medal. you can get the latest at ktvu.com. it's all under the olympic tab on the home page. good morning, to you. starting out with a little bit of sunshine over areas from bay point this morning. most of us waking up with the gray sky. something to enjoy as we get under way this morning. our numbers are slowly creeping up. where you do have the sunshine you will notice the warm little bit faster than most of us. we have fog right up against the coastline. we have a little bit of fog in the north bay. santa rosa visibility improving a little bit. sfo still reporting delays because of the low clouds and fog dealing with a little bit of drizzle. all and all a lot like yesterday. the morning fog will burn away to mostly sunny skies. it will linger right along the

coastline. little change in the way of our temperatures this morning. we are waking up very similar to what we started yesterday by the afternoon just a tad warmer in some areas. the bigger warmup will come as we get back into the workweek. the ridge of high pressure to the south and east of us slowly building our way. eventually merging with high pressure off to the east and with those two combined we are working with very hot weather. we will still deal with the morning fog. the marine layer will begin to shrink just a little bit. that sometimes brings us patchy dense fog because as it compresses it actually thinkingens up a little closer to the ground. inland areas will eventually warm into the mid 90s. toasty weather on the way. for today it will be very comfortable and warm. 59-degrees in fairfield right now. 57 in concord. 57 livermore. low 50s in san francisco for the big marathon going on there. 54 san rafael. 56 redwood city. upper 50s san jose. if you are going to gilroy for

the garlic festival another warm day in store. we are looking at low 60s. 77 at noontime. if you don't care for the heat i would like to point this out maybe before noon is the best time to go if you enjoy the sunshine and warm weather. the afternoon will bring you 85 degrees. 83 for novato. 83 santa rosa. mid 80s pleasanton. upper 80s for pittsburg. for the south by 80 degrees san jose. 81 saratoga. 78 for menlo park. 66 in the city. low 60s along the coast. again partly to mostly cloudy skies. the on shore breeze will be us for the afternoon once again there is the extended forecast with the numbers heating up by wednesday into thursday. looks to be some of the warmest days. mid 90s for far inland. concerns of a california mass shooting in san francisco. the items found inside a car of a homeless man at golden gate

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good morning, to you. giving you a birds eye view of berkeley. another nice day for the kite festival going on there. >> the postal service says it expects the default for the first time on its payment for future retiree health benefits unless congress acts. the $5.5 million payment is due on wednesday. the postal service says missing the payment will not effect current retiree benefits and the mail will still be delivered on time. it could mean the closures of some rural post offices. >> postal service has said they will continue to pay employees and continue to pay their bills and sub contractors. so in some respects the default is largely symbolic. >> a default would be the first time in the postal services

more than 200 year history. rescue crews will try to recover the bodies of two americans that wept missing on a mountain climbing trip in peru. bodies of ben horn and gill wise were found yesterday. they were ascending the peak of a mountain. wise was a business entrepreneur from bolder, colorado. the mother of wikileaks founder jillian ray sans will meet with authorities tomorrow to grant her son asylum. he is trying to avoid extradition to sweden where he is want for questioning over claims of sexual assault. ecuador officials say they are still reviewing ray ray sangs

case. last month the jury found sandusky guilty of abusing ten boys in a 15 year period. several of penn states recruits have reiterated their commitment to the university. they have said they will stay with the lions. players have been given the options to transfer to another school without forfeiting a year of eligibility. as the ncaa fines penn state $60 million took away scholarships and issued a four year bowl ban. bill lockyer may be looking to become the next chancellor of the california state university system. the former attorney general has been lobbying the university board of trustees. analysts say lockyer may have an advantage because he has strong ties to legislatures that fund the cash strapped

system. the university of california will be trying something new when students return to campus this fall. they are joining in an effort with 70 other universities across the country to establish a new online program to help prevent suicides. it's designed to help start-up conversations with those in need. according to the university of california during the 2009 and 2010 school year there were nearly 407 attempts by uc students. the report shows they are going into wellness programs like horse back riding for teens and yoga classes for city worker. in 2004 voters approved an initiative to make up for mental health cuts. 20% of that money was supposed to go into mental health services. california yanks sixth in the mission when it comes to health cuts. california has seen a 20% loss in funding. president barack obama's

health care law is expected to extend coverage to 300,000 people in the next two years but there is one big problem. some medical experts say they believe there won't be enough doctors. right now the nation is already experiencing a shortage. the association of american medical colleges estimates that by the year 2015 the country will be short 63,000 doctors. that number is expected to double by 2025. san francisco police fear homeless man may have been planning a mass shooting. the chronicle reports officers had several run ins with the suspect robert johns. the first time they found the loaded 12 gauge shotgun and 22 caliber rifle in his car at golden gate park. and then on july 21st a day after the aurora massacre officers found weaponsish colluding a sawed off shotgun, knives, and more than 5,000 rounds of ammunition. johns is in custody on weapons charges. out of tragedy comes generosity. a group of vacaville high

schoolers held a fundraising bike ride for families of the victims in the colorado shooting. they set a goal of $1,000 and raised $1,050. even though they didn't know the victims they felt compelled to help. >> i feel like as human it's human nature to help those in need. from one community to another. >> the vacaville police officers association heard about the fundraiser and donated $100. proceeds will go to the aurora relief fund which helps families with memorial services as well as medical bills. colorado shooting suspect james holmes returns to court tomorrow. that is when he will if formerly charged. reporter elizabeth fran is live for us with the hearing and the heartbreaking story for one of the survivors of that shooting. >> reporter: absolutely. james holmes is in the county jail behind me. he will be transported to the county courthouse. this is over my left hand shoulder on monday morning.

that is when we will really learn the extent of his charge. he will get at least 12 counts of first degree murder and up to 58 counts of attempted first degree murder and a slew of other related charges with not only the mass shooting but his booby trapped apartment. we will also learn if the judge will allow that gag order to be lifted so we will learn more about his psychiatrist. we also want to learn more about his care. this over the time while families bury more victims. the mother of murder veronica sullivan the young little girl she was only six years old when she was murdered in the shooting. the mother ashley poser has suffered a miscarriage in the hospital he was eight weeks pregnant and she suffered gunshot wounds.

and 16-year-old yosaf garbey we mains in critical condition. his sister spent time with us yesterday. she's been by his bedside since the beginning. the community is really rallying together and joins the ranks of many people here that refuse to call the shooter by his first name. mike. >> in that hearing tomorrow morning elizabeth. thank you for that report. on the loose a herd of cows seen roaming along an east bay roadway. how they may have gotten out. >> seasonal temps on the way for your sunday afternoon. i'll have a look at what you can expect coming up. that's good for you

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you heard of a chicken crossing the road but what about a herd of cows in take a look. they escaped highway 4 yesterday afternoon and started roaming the roadway. a man on horse back eventually herded them out of the way and the cows were returned to their witness says a fence has been cut allowing the animals to get out of their enclosure. 16 square miles of morgan hill are being treated to keep an oriental fruit fly infestation from devastating crop there is. the hope is that by eradicating the male flies the entire population will die off. the female flies will have no one to meat with. >> we have to treat in order to

save our crops. >> as long as we get an early start on it, we're very likely to get control quickly. >> if officials cannot contain the fruit fly infestation, all fruits and vegetables from morgan hill could be quarantined. >> i love my fruit. especially hon hot summer days. that is not something we are experiencing today. >> yeah just right out there. if you don't like the heat it may be a little warm for you. it will get worse. for today we have 60s at the coast. 70s around the bay. mid to upper 80s in some of our warmest locations with just a few spots maybe flirting with 90 degrees. outside our doors we've got the gray skies once again. you have to get far inland in order to see that blue sky out there this morning. areas right around antioch, concord, fairfield reporting blue skies. the on shore breeze with us slightly stronger in and around fairfield. 20 miles an hour and gusting to near 25. concord also reporting a little bit of a breeze 14 miles an hour gusting to near 20. temperatures right now in the

50s around the region. upper 50s san jose. mid 50s san francisco. 57-degrees right now in livermore. we are going to actually enjoy the last weekend of july. weather a lot like yesterday. if you are going out to the marathon to enjoy that 57 degrees expected by about 10:00. 62 at noontime. 66 at 3:00 in the afternoon. if you want to watch and cheer on the runners. your extended forecast there is the warmup. low 90s as we get back to work on monday. eventually turning into mid 90s by wednesday and thursday. if you are looking for something to do with the children today or new girlfriend why not go fly a kite, get a first date for some folks. 35,000 people expected to pack the berkeley kite festival this weekend. attendees can take kite building lessons, compete in competitions and marvel at the kites. thousands of people are expected to pack downtown

pleasanton. the fast and furious festival includes a ak race for runner. first of 17 races just started about 25 minutes ago. pleasanton's main street and three other blocks will be closed to form a course along the mile long course. most of the course. your time now 8:26. and it is an an going problem in san jose. more suspicious fires at kelley park. why people that live in that area say the fires may have been set as san act of revenge. >> bay area teenagers riding bikes for a good cause. how much money they raised for the victims in the colorado theater shooting.

tens of thousands of people moving through san francisco. looks like we made a winner of the 35th annual of the san francisco marathon. welcome back to mornings on 2 i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. a statewide amber alert has been issued for a 16-year-old girl. the suspects are considered armed and dangerous. eunice was allegedly taken by a father and son that could be connected to the todayly shooting. serrato is 5'5", 130 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. authorities believe they could be headed to mexico. right now runners are crossing the finish line at the san francisco marathon. ktvu allie rasmus joins us live with more. we just saw the video of this years winner. what can you tell us about him? >> reporter: he's been training

for about three years. he's a medical student. he crossed e finish line just before 8:00. the finish line is behind us. you can see it's getting a little more crowded here. that is because most of the people most of the marathoners are finishing up the race. they have a lot of their supporters off on the side here watching them complete cross the finish line. right in front of us there are people doing a 5k run. those 25,000 people registered for this event. that includes marathoners, people taking part in the 5k the half marathon and the kids run. as you mentioned just before 8:00 this morning we talked to the winner of the mens marathon. [ cheering and applause ] 26-year-old nathan kraw is a medical student. he finished the marathon in two hours and 26 minutes. for the first time ever the winner gets a prize.

it's not just bragging rights and a medal. he got a $1500 prize. he said he's been training for this for the past three years but this san francisco marathon course is especially tough. >> it's like a constant solid uphills. throughout the whole thing. i have run a lot of big marathons and they throw hills at you at 16 miles but you get a hill here at three and it never stops. >> reporter: now just about 25 minutes after him, the winner for the womens marathon crossed the finish line. she is from san francisco. she says because she lives here she is used to the hill. she trained for them and had a strategy going into it. there is quite a significant incline about 700 feet of hills here in this san francisco marathon. coming up at a half hour from now you will hear from the winner of the women's marathon. that crossed over just about ten minutes ago. live in san francisco allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news.

>> thanks. the race is taking runners through fisherman's wharf and through golden gate park. and past the giants ballpark. three lanes are closed on the golden gate bridge for the next 90 minutes. san francisco marathon is a qualifying event for the boston marathon. two people are in custody this morning after a triple shooting in east oakland overnight. that shooting was reported just after 3:15 this morning at 87th avenue and g street. the shooting happened after an argument at a nearby clubhouse. the three victims are said to be in stable condition. >> the daughter of a famous local surf shop owner is being remembered this morning as we reported on yesterdays morning on 2. 25-year-old natasha nolan fell out of a party bus on highway 17 late friday night. authorities say she and another woman were fighting when somehow the door opened and they both fell out. nolan was killed when the bus ran over her. investigators believe all the

passengers on board were intoxicated. know man lan's -- nolan's father owns the pacific way surf shop. an investigation is under way in a deadly chain reaction crash in san bruno. police say a pickup truck slammed into three cars that had stopped around noontime yesterday. two people inside one of the cars died at the scene. several people in other vehicles including a child was hospitalized. this morning fire investigators are looking for clues after four fires were set at a san jose park during a 24 hour period. people that live near kelley park believe the fires were set by homeless that were recently evicted by the park. they believe transits are returning and want police to patrol that park. >> it's a matter of time before it jumps the fire road here and gets into us. we have had so many of them we have been lucky. >> fires have been ongoing problem at kelley park.

several fires scorched dozen acres a few weeks ago. police have not said whether they plan to increase patrols around the park. firefighters are looking into the cause of a fire at our lady of caramel church. bicyclists spotted black smoke coming from the church just around 4:00 yesterday amp. firefighters were able to knock down the flames before they reached the interior of the church. they believe that fire start the inside a shed. a wild fire burning near cal mountain has grown to 150 acres. the north fire broke out yesterday in an area east of ukiah after people in the area reported hearing some sort of explosion. firefighters say they are looking into the possibility the fire was intentionally set. no homes are threatened at this time and that fire is currently 10% contained. a fundraiser will be held in san francisco tonight to help the search efforts for sierra lamar. money raise willed help fund

weekly searches for the missing 15-year-old. volunteers in sierra's family have been coming various area -- combing various areas for her. >> we haven't found anything substantial since the beginning. but still i think i'm staying positive. >> sieve era lamar's family has set up a booth outside this weekends gilroy garlic festival. despite the fact she has not been found 21-year-old torres has been charged with her kidnapping and murder. he is due to enter a plea in court on tuesday. there is growing concern about a woman missing in pacifica. more than 100 people searched san pay doe valley park for maria jansen. she is 5'5" weighing 105 pounds and may have been wearing

yellow crock style shoes. berkeley police say a juvenile pulled a gun on them. officers responded to the report of an armed robbery yesterday afternoon near the intersection of hill grass and ashby avenues. the suspect drew his weapon but then dropped it. they later caught him a block away. officers also detained two other juveniles and adult in connection to the robbery. people demonstrating against the anaheim police department are taking their message to disney land. protestors held signs demanding an end to the violence and calling for the resignation of anaheim police chief. the gang is angry about the recent police shootings. the shooting sparked clashes between demonstrators and police this past weekend. the city is asking the fbi to investigate the circumstances surrounding those shootings. a bone marrow drive is being held today to fine a donor for a critically i'll

teenager. she has leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant to survive. her best hope is of someone from mexican decent. the bone marrow drive begins at 9:00 this morning. it's at 1,534th avenue. that drive ends add 3:00. some people say the economy seems to be recovering. employees of california cities have taken a hard hit. the cities have entered their fifth year of budget cuts and layoffs. since the recession the states 20 largest cities have reduced their full-time work force by 10,000 jobs. hardest hit city was chiu la vista. it was 36% decrease in workplace since 2007 and last year. here's a closer look in the bay area. san jose experienced a 17% cut to its work force. oakland 13% decrease. many of the cuts effected police and parks departments.

good morning, to you. a near repeat in the forecast for your weather today. a live look at downtown san jose. a gloomy start once again. numbers holding in the 60s and nearing -- numbers holding in the 60s and nearing 70 degrees. your pacific saturday lite view the trough there you see that circular motion there continuing right off the west coast. it has weakened a little bit. that's what brought our warming trend. ridge of high pressure continues to nudge its way over southern california and strengthening our way as we get in the workweek. slightly warmer in a lot of cases. we are waking up with the morning fog. visibility down to a mile. the low cloud cover bringing delays to sfo. arrival time half hour to 45 minutes. we are looking at an afternoon sea breeze with mostly sunny

skies. temperatures low 60s around the coast. low 70s around the bay. once we burn this away it looks like late morning early afternoon but again there it is continuing right along the coastline and hugging it all day long. for sunday afternoon the coast could be partly cloudy to mostly cloud by. partly cloudy expected for santa cruz. the forecast outside our door temperatures 50s again. a few 60s out there. we will begin to warm. we have 60s right along the bay side. we have 70s for some of our inland areas. low 70s to mid 70s. for the afternoon low 80s to mid 80s with a few warming in the upper 80s. clear lake 89 degrees expected for today. 86 in sonoma. 69 sausalito. along the east bay it will be a comfortable day. 70 in oakland. 70 degrees for hayward. mid 80s for danville. nice and warm but not too bad. 80 degrees san jose. 86 morgan hill.

the peninsula looking at 70s for today. 78 redwood city. 66 in the city for the afternoon. the extended forecast the numbers continuing to trend upward. low 90s in the forecast as we get back to work on monday. holding steady on tuesday and continuing to heat up wednesday into thursday. mid 90s far inland. along the coast we will continue with the on shore breeze. temperatures ranging in the low to mid to upper 60s. the a's will go for the sweep of the orioles today in baltimore. oakland took a 2-0 lead in the fourth when he crushes his 14th home run of the season. that is his fifth big boyishness the all star break. chris carter added another two run shot. the a's will win 6-1. oakland is 12-2 since the all star break. best record in the majors. giants trying to avoid being swept by the dodgers. matt kemp gets this two run

shot off zito. after that the dodgers kept building and building the lead. scoring three runs in the seventh. dodgers win in what is called a route. 10-0. final game of the series 1:05 today. it will be the first why vietnam is considering gay couples to marry. >> unusual suspect in the kidnapping case. what led police to one of their own. >> let's take you outside. there is a live look at the golden gate bridge. as the last of the runners you see is there coming across the san francisco marathon. there are lane closures as you can see on the bridge, leading up to the bridge. those will last for a little more than an hour. it's 8:42 this is mornings on 2. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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good morning, to you it's a great start. 55 degrees. breaking away to partly cloudy skies. mild weather. >> a veteran new york police detective is being questioned in connection with an alleged kidnapping. the victim was found bound and gagged inside the garage of the detectives home on friday. police found the man after tracing a ransom demand to a phone inside the detectives

house. the officer told investigators he knew nothing about the kidnapping. police say they don't have enough evidence to arrest him. four people were arrested including the detectives cousin that lives in the same building. authorities say they have no choice but to shoot and kill a suspected carjacker. they spotted a car yesterday morning. it was involved in a police chase last tuesday. when officers moved in a plan pulled out a gun and ran to the car. he drove on to highway 99 and later jumped out of the car and fired his weapon into a truck attempting to steal it. that is when officers shot and killed him. >> a missing arkansas kill has -- girl has been found alive along with the man suspected of killing her parents. investigators believe whitlo killed his 65-year-old parents in his little rock hole and took amber. >> these people are harmless and appreciative and nice

people. i just don't understand it. >> you never know what people would do. >> police are not saying how the whitlos were killed or what a possible motive may be. amber was not hurt. shock has fallen over a town in massachusetts. a father shot his two children before committing suicide. his seven-year-old daughter was killed while his nine-year-old son is in serious condition with a gunshot wound to the upper body. police are refusing to discuss a motive but say 41-year-old darrell had separated from his wife about a month ago. there was no restraining orders and he did not have a criminal record. a neighbor says he was the most quote happy go lucky guy i know. hundreds of protestors rallied in phoenix this weekend protesting arizona's illegal immigration law. a federal judge blocked parts of the law before it took effect. the supreme court upheld the most controversial provision. requiring police to check the

immigration status of anyone they suspect is in the country illegally. >> it could happen to me. that's why i don't want that. that's why i'm more involved. >> opponents of the law say it encourages racial profiling. >> a gruesome discovery for ranchers in south texas. they say a growing number of illegal immigrants are dying right on their property in brooks county. texas officials found the bodies of 64 illegal immigrants last year. this year authorities say they are on track to find more than 100. residence say the problem is stretching the resources of law enforcement. >> it's quite a task. quite challenging. every day is a new challenge. >> authorities say other border states are also experiencing the same problem. the syrian government says it won't stop until it purges all syrian forces. some of the most intense fighting is occurring in areas seized by rebels last week.

the government regime calls them terrorists that need to be hunted down. >> vietnam could become the first country to allow gay marriage. they are considering whether to allow same sex couples to marry or receive rights. they don't know how to handle disputes between gay couples that live together. in uganda at least 14 people have been killed from an outbreak of the ebola virus. the first cases were reported last month. health officials spent weeks trying to figure out what was making people sick and recently confirmed the cause. there is no cure or vaccine for ebola. michigan congressman dave camp has been diagnosissed with capser. the lawmaker released the statement saying he's a highly

treatable type. he plans to continue working over the next few months while getting chemo therapy treatment. recalls for '07 and twin. that recall is because of a problem that could prevent the front passenger air bag from deploying in a crash. another is for certain sonata cars. it involves side curtain air bags that may not inflate for no reason. home prices are starting to go back up again. california still dominates the foreclosure crisis. they have made up seven of the top ten metro areas with the highest rate of new foreclosures. stockton had a higher foreclosure rate than any in the metro area. vallejo also made that list. one of the cities felt

increases. san francisco saw a 10% drop in its foreclosure filings since january. people living in one richmond neighborhood say they are concerned about the noise from a nearby shooting range. range is owned by chevron and has been used by police agencies for years. people that live nearby at the san pablo yacht harbor say there has been more noise. as early as 7:00 in the morning. sacramento international airport may follow sfo and switch from tsa agents to private security boards. they can provide the same level of security but cost much less. in april sacramento airport exercised an opt out clause in the federal law that created the tsa. it still can take a year to review and secure a private security firm. >> that company chosen will be trained by the tsa. they will use the same tsa

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four suspects attempted to rob a jewelry store dressed as police officers. the owner of the store said he allowed the police officers inside after seeing them pull up in a vehicle with flashing lights. when he realized he wanted to rob him he reached for his weapon and a gun battle broke out. the suspects fled empty handed. >> it brings it to another level when you have someone that is impersonating a police officer. >> police say if you ever have a question about an identity of an officer you can ask to see an id or call 911. the last of three u.s. navy ships dedicated to sites of the september 11th terror attacks was chrisened this weekend.

[ cheering and applause ] there it is. the uss summer set is named for the pennsylvania county where passengers and crew diverted united airlines flight 93 after it was hijacked on the way from new jersey to san francisco. the summer set will be used primarily as a carrier for troops and equipment. a 39-year-old building came down in mere seconds. in the town of irondacote. a 19 story circular building was imploded. it will be converted into a parking lot for nearby hospital. it took 160 pounds of explosives to turn that structure into rubble. >> it is 8:56. let's head over to rosemary. some people will be sitting there when is it going to warm up? it's chilly. >> yes go inland and you will

feel that heat. although we are expecting a bigger heat by midweek. today a lot like yesterday. that means well into the 80s for some of us. if you like it cool we will head to the coast. the winds on shore at this hour you can see mostly gray skies. beginning to burn off ever so slightly. the on shore breeze a little stronger than yesterday. concord mostly sunny skies a zillion breeze. now beginning to see breaks in those clouds. we are looking at mostly sunny skies for most of of us. where we will continue with the cloud cover. 50s right now low 60s remaining along the coast for the afternoon. mid to upper 60s right in the city. upper 60s to low 70s for the east bay. and as we move inland it will be nice and warm with mostly sunny skies low to mid 80s.

walnut creek, concord, livermore, pittsburg antioch. the extended forecast that warming trend into tuesday, wednesday so the first few days of august going to feel like it. mid 90s in the forecast for wednesday and thursday. wow. i said august. all right back to you. >> the bay area nfl teams are getting ready for a new season. the raiders are reported to their napa valley training complex yesterday for the first day of training camp. the team will hold its first. >> how it's all going to impact his business. >> traffic on the golden gate bridge. but it's not cars causing a holdup. how the san francisco marathon is impacting that sunday morning commute. cçrrú

a little girl recovering after being shot at bay point. what authorities are looking for and how you can help. plus, closed for business. why this store owner is left with such a big mess to clean up. the san francisco marathon is well underway. we talked to the first man and woman to cross the finish line. we'll tell you why they said this is one of the toughest in

the nation. and good morning everyone. welcome to mornings on 2678 it's sunday, july 29. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. >> yes, good morning to you. we have another great day in stored. slightly warmer in some cases, but not by much. some of us will hit very much like we saw yesterday. and this morning we're waking up with the gray skies once again, patchy fog, a little drizzle, but it's going to clear out. i'll talk about when and talk more about this warm up coming up next. right now we're following breaking news. a statewide amber alert has been issued for a girl abducted. this is a picture of the 16-year-old. they said she was allegedly taken by a father and a son who could be connected with a double homicide. one of the victims was the

girl's father. she is 130 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. the suspects were last seen in a blue chevy tahoe with california license numbers, 6w54124. authorities believe that they could be heading to mexico. and also happening right now, tens of thousands of people, continuing to run through san francisco in the city's 35th annual marathon. many folks have already crossed the finish line. ktvu is live for us in san francisco with more on those two winners. >> reporter: as people continue to cross the finish line and that's why you see all these people lined up along the barricades mind us. that's the finish line right there. 25,000 people have signed up for the various half marathon and 5k races, but they will all bring a lot of friends and supporters to come and watch and that's why there are crowds. people with their cameras lined up as they will continue to cross the finish line for the marathon. and now l first woman to cross

the finish line, they came over just before 8:30. the 30-year-old helms is from san francisco. she says this is the third time running the san francisco marathons as she credits the fact that she's able to train here year round with helping her land first place. she finished in two hours and 44 minutes and five seconds. >> i live here so i know these hills. hi a strategy coming -- i had a strategy coming in, knowing how well i have been running on the hills to take it out strongly. >> reporter: now, the men's winner is nathan. he is 26 years old. he's a medical student from salt lake city, training for three years for this. he says that the san francisco marathon, of course, was especially tough. >> i don't know, you know, it is just like a big hill. i mean, throughout the whole thing. i mean i have run a lot of big

marathons and they throw hills at you, 16 miles that you'll get here at 3 and it never stops. >> reporter: speaking of those hills, there are 700 feet of incline in the entire 26-mile course. so obvious that's what poses a big challenge for a lot of the runners here of course. they will take runners to thed golden gate bridge and over here, come back over the golden gate bridge and through the park as they end up here. but again, first two winners for the men's and winners division line -- women's division lines. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll show you what she was just talking about. that race took people through fishermen's wharf and down the arena across the bridge and back as she mentioned golden gate park and passed the giant ballpark. the san francisco marathon is a qualifying event for the boston marathon. an investigation into what sparked a house fire is underway this morning.

it started around 4:00 a.m. now, firefighters say that the fire was in a vacant back house that the homeless people may have been living there. a woman living in the front of the house said she heard someone yelling fire early this morning. >> i looked out my bedroom window, seeing all the trees on fire, the front of the house here on fire. and i ran downstairs, grabbed my keys and ran outside. >> firefighters say that the gas was turned on inside the home. no one was hurt. they reopened after shutting down because of the shooting investigation. officers say that someone fired shots on to the concourse level just before 10:00 last night. no one injured, but they closed down that station for two hours as they searched for the gunman. an 8-year-old girl is one of two people recovering this morning after being shot at bay point. now, they say that the girl and the 22-year-old man were inside the home on franklin avenue yesterday afternoon when someone started to shoot the house. the girl was shot in the leg as she will be doing okay. they also have injuries that

are not life threatening. >> and this is so much of shooting going on as they involve the kids. it's not like they have any heart and nothing to wear. they don't even stop when they see the kids. you know, when is it going to stop? >> they said that the gunman drove away in the black honda sedan. >> it will take some time before the oakland convenience store could reopen. an suv crashed right into the liquor store on international boulevard around 9:30 last night. they left a gaping hole as you can see right there in the wall. no customers were there at that time. just the store owner and the employees. >> all loud noise. >> did you allow a lot of good work? >> yes. >> were you scared? >> i was shocked. >> the store owner hurt his hand a little bit from some flying debris. but the suv, they sustained damage to the front end of the vehicle. police do not think that

alcohol was a factor in the crash as they are calling it an accident. but somehow losing control of his suv. with 99 days until november and the november 6 election. both president obama and the presumptive gop nominee are planning their final bush. the obama campaign has 4,600 informal events including the olympic watch parties, barack barbecues. some undecided voters are struggling over who to vote for. well, they are unhappy with the handling of the economy and unsure about romney and what he can bring to the white house. and right now, the republican presidential candidate, mitt romney is giving a major forum policy event. discussing the importance of maintaining the partnership with israel. let's listen in to mitt romney. >> nine israeli and american students were murdered at

hebrew university. tragedies like these are a constant reminder on the reality of hate and the will with which that hate is taken on upon the innocence. who said this about the night of the month of ease? we remember, he said, we now have the responsibility to make sure that never again will our independence be destroyed and never again will the jews become homeless or defenseless. this he added is the correction of the problems facing us in the future. so it is today as israel faces enemies who deny past crimes against the jewish people and seek to commit new ones, with iran's leaders denying the holocaust or speak of wiping this nation off the map, only the naive are worse would dismiss it. make no mistake that they are

testing their moral defenses. they want to know who will object and look the other way. my message for the people of israel and the leaders of iran is one of the same. >> 99 days until the presidential election and here you have mitt romney showing the forum policy side of his campaign. again, mitt romney is live this morning in jerusalem. a potential running mate for romney is the florida senator marco rubio after stomping for romney in las vegas. he was suppose to fly to des moines, iowa for another campaign stop, but his private plane made an emergency landing in albuquerque yesterday afternoon. a sensor indicated a possible electrical problem. rubio missed the event in person, but he did call in by phone. good morning to you. mild to warm weather. back in the forecast for your sunday afternoon, giving you a live look here at the jack london farmer's market. just a light on shore breeze. mostly cloudy skies to be headed out to the farmer's

market. mid-50s. still a little cool. it will be fair skies and mild for the afternoon. now, your pacific satellite view here, that trough remains off the west coast. the ridge of high pressure is slowly slowing down. by mid-week, we'll be a bit above average. and the far inland areas, it will be hot. so for today, slightly warmer in some cases. we do have the fog and the low clouds back with us. a little patchy drizzle out there. visibility is a little tough, right around santa rosa, reporting visibility, down to a mile. but along the coastal highways, you may find a little patchy drizzle as well as fog this morning. we do have the afternoon sea breeze with us once again. anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour and our numbers, a lot like yesterday, with just a few degrees of warming up in some spots. 63 right now in fairfield with mostly sunny skies. turning mostly sunny, 61 for you. we're dealing with low to mid- 50s where we have the gray skies. 56 in oakland and san francisco still gray over parts of the

north bay. santa rosa and napa, low to mid- 50s on the outside. your forecast it you're going to see the giants played to, hosting the dodgers, 1:05 gameplay. sea breeze is kicking up for the afternoon. 66 for the high today. in the city if you're coming from the inland areas, make sure you bring a light jacket because we're looking at a 20 to 25 degree temperature view from the coast to around the bay and to the inland spots. 86 degrees, expected for sonoma today and 6 in also salsalito. 68 at berkeley. it will be warm for you in walnut creek and livermore as brentwood, that will be where we'll see some of the hottest numbers for today. 83 san jose. 69 mostly sunny in santa cruz and for the peninsula today. 78 at redwood city. a beautiful day at redwood city.

78 for menlo park. partly to mostly cloudy, and your e tended forecast, there's the -- extended forecast, there's the warming trend. the first days of august, we're going to really heat it up for you, the low to mid-90s for your forecast and the inland spots, remaining mild along the coast. mid to upper 60s by wednesday and thursday. back to you. they are vital for saving lives. not that many people are stepping up to the plate. why donations will hit their lowest level and how you could help today. plus, get in tickets to the london olympics are hard to come by. why are so many seats looking empty? who organizers said might be the reason behind the vacancies. plus, we'll take you outside for a live look at traffic. and this is 280 and 880 in san jose. as you can see, things are moving along just fine on this sunday morning. it's 9:12. this is mornings on 2.

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minister on friday night. the protesters say they are angry about the japanese decision to restart two nuclear reactors earlier this month, even as the clean up will continue from the meltdown at the fukushima daiichi plant. all 50 working reactors in japan went offline in may. today, rescue crews will try to recover the body of two americans who went missing on the mountain climbing trip. the bodies of the 32-year-old and the 29-year-old were all found yesterday. rescuers say that the two were there, ascending the peak of the 20,000-foot mountain. he was a doctoral student at uc san diego. the mother of wikileaks founder will meet with officials tomorrow. he has been held up inside the embassy in london. he is trying to avoid extradition to sweden where he has been wanted for questioning over claims of sexual assault. officials say they are still

reviewing the case. penn state's president says that the university is adequately covered to handle the crush of lawsuits from the jerry sandusky child apause scandal. the university can tap into a general liability fund. they hope to settle as many lawsuits as possible, even though that their insurance company is seeking to limit the number of claims. last month, the jury found sandusky guilty of abusing 10 boys in a 15-year period. they have reiterated their commitment to the university. highly ranked quarterback and other players have said that they will stay with the lions. players have been given the option to transport to another school without forfeiting a year of eligibility after the ncaa fined penn state $60 million and took away scholarships z well as issuing another story. a homeless man may have been planting something

sinister. the chronical is reporting that officers had several run-ins with the suspect. the first time they found the loaded .12 gauge shotgun and a .22 caliber rifle at his car inned golden gate park. then on july 21, a day after the aurora theater shooting, officers found weapons, including a shotgun, knives, more than 5,000 rounds of ammunition. he is in custody on weapons charges. a severe summer drought in the midwest could cause prices to skyrocket at the grocery store. it's the most extensive drought, devastating crops in illinois, missouri, and iowa. growers whose crops are facing additional cost. being forced to haul their crops out by truck because river levels have dropped to such low levels. >> all these crops are going right into the field because they don't -- all these crops are going to rot in the field. >> they are expected to push up food prices around the world. the organization says that the blood supply is at its

lowest level in 15 years. the officials blame the shortage on the severe heat and storms that have gripped parts of the country, combined with the usual summer slow down in donations, causing the blood supply to drop to emergency levels. red cross officials say at some point, surgeons may have to cancel elected operations. well, there's a way for you to help out today. blood centers ared holding a blood drive from noon to 4:00 p.m. in redwood city. president barack obama's health care law is expected to give coverage to more than 3,000 people in the next two years, but there's one big problem. medical experts believe there won't be enough doctors. right now the nation is already experiencing a shortage. the association of american medical colleges estimates by the year of 2015 that the country will be short 63,000 doctors and that number is expected to double by 2025. the university of california will be trying something new when students return to campus this fall. they are joining in on an

expert with about 75,000 other experts across the country to establish a new online program to help prevent suicides. it is designed to help start up the conversations with students in need of help and professionals who can give them advice. according to the university of california, during the 2009/2010 economic year there were nearly 740 suicide attempts bushes c students. 11 actually killed themselves. they might look to become the next chancellor of the california state university system. the san francisco chronical reports a former attorney general has been lobbying the trustees. she mite have had an add van -- he might have had an advantage. all new this morning, the united states is second in the olympic medal count mind china. we're not naming any of the winners from today's events.

china leads with 9, u.s. with 7, italy with 6. the men's gymnastic team is off to a great start. the men are in the lead. that puts them almost three points ahead of russia. the olympic organizers say troops and students will be given tickets to fill empty seats at olympic venues, coming after blocks of prime seats went unused like at the aquatic center. organizers believe that they belong to olympic and sport officials who may have been too busy to attend events during the opening days. and you can get the latest from the london olympics right at ktvu.com. you can see the latest results and the medal count as well as slide shows of photos. all under the olympic tabs on the home page. well, islamic county fairs are trying something different this year. how the newest attraction will

involve the new mothers and their babies.

16 square miles of morgan hill are now being treated to keep an oriental fruit fly from devastating crops. they set up a pesticide that contains a chemical to attract the male fruit flies. they will die off because the female flies will have no one to mate with. >> we have to treat in order to save our crops. >> as long as we get an early start on it, we're very likely to get control quickly. >> if officials can cannot contain the fruit fly infestation, then all fruits and vegetables could be quarantined. the 63rd annual festival is -- festival is expected to begin something new. this comes as the county board

of supervisors passed a resolution, recognizing next week as world breast-feeding week. and the fair kicks off on wednesday, running through sunday. the fairground will be located here in vallejo. if you're looking for something to do with the children today, why not go fly a kite? 35,000 people are expected to pack up the berkeley kite festival this weekend. attendees can take kite building lessons, compete in competition and marvel at the different creations. thousands of people are expected to pack downtown too to watch the pro and cyclers race. the fast and furious festival includes a 5k run for runners. this is the first of 17 people. the main street and three other blocks will be closed for a course almost a mile long. hopefully that fog and overcast skies will be gone rosemary for those folks out in pleasanton.

>> yes, mostly sunny skies, concord, inland east bay, plenty of blue skies going on around the bay. well, it's a different story. we're beginning to see a few little breaks here along the peninsula redwood city now with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. san jose, you're dealing with still mostly great skies. upper 50s to the lower 60s at this point and numbers will rebound once again. temperatures are expected for your afternoon. very similar to what we felt on saturday. going to the gilroy garlic festival? it will be another warm afternoon. low 60s in the forecast at 10:00 this morning. 77 at lunchtime. 85 for a clock in the afternoon. cool at the coast. mild around the bay. nice and warm inland. 85 for livermore in the afternoon. head to the north, low 80s in the forecast. napa as well as santa rosa. we're going to warm it up as temperatures, they will sore above the norm by tuesday and wednesday and the far inland spots, flirting with the mid-

90s. 95 in your forecast on wednesday and thursday and 60s for the coast. people are bracing themselves for more wet weather today. this is what it looked like in massachusetts when the rain came down hard, causing major flooding there. this. comes just days after the major storm in new york and new jersey ripped down trees and power lines, leaving thousands without power. car maker hyundai has issued recalls for two vehicles. one is for some santa fe suvs with model years of 2007 through 2009. that recall is because of a problem that could prevent the front passenger air bag from deploying in a crash. and another is for certain sonata cars with 2012/2013 model years, involving curb side air bags that might inflate for no reason. your time is 9:27, four fires in 24 hours, but no word on how it started. why the investigation has so many neighbors on edge. a tragedy that happened almost 1,300 miles away. what local high schoolers are doing to help families of victims in the deadly colorado

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congratulations. that's one of the winners crossing the finish line in the 35th annual san francisco marathon. welcome back to mornings on 2, i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. tens of thousands of people took off from the ferry building early this morning. making their way through fishermen wharf, across the golden gate bridge and the park and back here.

several streets in the city, they are still closed right now and some lanes on the golden gate bridge are also closed. we are live at the finish line with more on this year's winners coming up at 9:45 in a live report. we're also following breaking news. a statewide amber alert has been issued for the 16-year-old little girl. i want to show you a picture of the girl. the sheriff's department said that she was taken by a father and son who are both suspects in a double homicide. the suspect were last seen in a blue chevy tahoe with the california license plate number 6w54124. they believe that they could be headed to mexico. an investigation is underway into a deadly chain reaction crash. a pickup truck slammed into three cars and stopped around noon yesterday. two people from one of those stopped cars died at the scene. several other people including a child had to be hospitalized.

the truck driver suffered non- life-threatening injuries. the woman who died after falling out of a party bus late friday night has been identified as 25-year-old natasha noland. and the door opened and they both fell off. and they remained in the hospital with moderate injuries. they are looking for clues after four fires were said at the san jose park during the 24- hour period that people who live here believe that the fires were set up by the homeless people evicted from the park. they said that they are beginning to return and that they would like the police department to control the park regularly and to discourage resettlements. >> it is just a matter of time before they jump the fire road here and gets into us. we have had so many of them as we have been lucky. >> the fires have been in ongoing problems here at kelly park and several fires scorched

a dozen acres just a few weeks ago. police have not said whether or not they plan to increase patrols around that park. a wildfire burning here in the county have grown to about 250 acres. they broke out yesterday in an area east. after people in the area, they reported hearing some sort of explosion. firefighters say they are looking at the possibility of the fire that it was intentionally set. no homes were threatened at this time. and that fire is 10% contained. colorado shooting suspect james holmes came up here at the news camera. and that will be scheduled for 8:30 a.m. pacific time where they will be normally charged. a judge is also expected to rule on the defense request. and the psychiatrist which reportedly includes a plan outlining a large scale attack. funerals were held in several states for some of the 12 people killed in the

colorado shooting theater. they gathered in ohio who died while they were visiting their girlfriend from gunfire. private services were held in illinois and arizona. and her navy petty officer. now, jessica ghawi was a member in texas. >> she put her dreams on hold. stop it right now and you chase those dreams. you don't know how long you have here. >> 11 of the injured are still in the hospital. five are in critical condition. there's more heartbreak for a woman critically injured in a shooting. 25-year-old ashley moser is still in the hospital. and now she has suffered a miscarriage that will be blaming on the trauma. the 6-year-old daughter, veronica was the youngest person to die in that theater massacre. now, a tragedy comes generosity. a group of high schoolers held a fundraising bike ride yesterday for the families of the victims in the colorado shooting. the teenager set up a goal of

$1,000 as they raised about $1,050. even though they did not know that the victims they felt compelled to help. i feel like as humans, they needed to help those in need and to help us. and in one community or the other. >> and the police officer association, they heard about the fundraiser and they also donated $100. proceeds will go to the awe row a release fund, helping them with memorial services and medical bills. >> a fundraiser will be held tonight to help the search efforts. it is at 6:00 tonight at the lucky strike bowling alley across from at&t park. they will help fund weekly services for the missing 15- year-old. a fundraising car wash was held yesterday at morgan hill. volunteers, they have been coming up through various areas. and any sign of them since they disappeared back in march. we have not found anything substantial. and you know, since the beginning.

and still, i think that i'm going to stay positive. >> and despite the fact that the body has not been found, the 21-year-old garcia torres has been charged with the kidnapping and murder. they are due to enter a plea on court on tuesday. growing concerns about a woman missing here. yesterday, more than 100 people searched the valley park for the 76-year-old. her husband reported her missing on wednesday, after last seeing her in the backyard of their home. and maria jansen weighs about 105 pounds, wearing yellow croc- style shoes. a juvenile pulled a gun on them. officers responded to the report of an armed robbery yesterday afternoon near the intersection of hill gas and ashby avenues. the suspects allegedly grew their weapons, then dropped it. police told the tribune that they later caught him about a block away. officers also detained two other juveniles and an adult in connection to the robbery. people demonstrating against the anaheim police department are taking their

message to disney land. protesters held signs, demanding an end to the violence and calling for the resignation of anaheim's police chief. the group is angry over a recent series of police shootings. five people have been killed by officers this year. and the shooting sparked clashes between demonstrators and police this past week and the city is asking that now the fbi to investigate the circumstances surrounding those shootings. yes, at the santa rosa hotel, we're forced to evacuate after a fire broke out. it happened just before 11:30 yesterday at america's best value inn. the fire ended up causing $13,000 in daniels. firefighters are investigating the cause of the fire, but it started near a mattress. firefighters are also looking into the cause of a fire at our lady of carmel church in ashby, spotting black smoke just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. firefighters managed to knock down the flames before reaching the interior of the church. a bone marrow drive is being held in oakland today to try to find a donor for a very

critically illed teenager. the 14-year-old has leukemia that will need a bone marrow transplant to survive. the best hope is someone of mexican decent. and the more people who have tested it, the better her chances. it will start at 9:00 this morning in oakland's fruit- filled district. and the drive will end at 3:00. good morning to you. we are looking at a near repeat here for your sunday. weather this morning, mostly cloudy. you can see from the roof camp and our bay side communities. still waking up with gray skies this morning from richmond down to fremont, san jose is still reporting mostly gray. the southern half of the peninsula is turning mostly sunny. we're talking about livermore and fairfield, all dealing with blue skies this morning. 63 in fairfield. most of us still in the 50s. 59 in areas right around hayward. 54 it in san francisco.

and the marathon, they are continuing this morning. so cloudy and cool there, which will be good news for the runners. lower 60s with partly sunny, turning mostly cloudy. gray skies along the coastline and remaining forked today. now, we're dealing with a little bit of the patchy fog this morning and drizzle reported along the area. oakland is reporting a drizzle this morning. now, that will pull away and break away to mostly sunny skies for most of us. a little change in the way of temperatures. expecting to be slightly warmer in some cases. many of us may not even notice. for monday though, a bigger warm up will continue. ridge of high pressure from the south to east will continue migrating our direction here. as it does it will take our seasonal temperatures and hike them above average. some areas will be hot. today it's a nice day with good air quality in the forecast. if you are going to root on the marathon runner, 57 degrees, right around 10:00. low 60s in the city at noontime. 66 is expected in the afternoon or maybe you're just headed out to play around the city for

today. 82 here for the afternoon. and 83 for the north. they will still be socked in pretty good as well. 79 here with mostly sunny skies for the second half of your day. 70 in oakland. mid-80s as you are going inland. and upper 80s for this area here. for brentwood into the santa clara valley, a warm day for you. 80 des for san jose -- degrees for san jose. again a lot like yesterday. 78 at redwood city. and low 60s at the coast with partly to mostly cloudy skies. santa cruz will be warmer with the forecast here for you today. there's the extended forecast with the heat beginning by tomorrow. and we should notice the difference there in the mid-90s for your forecast on wednesday and thursday and i'll have your lunchtime numbers for you coming up. >> all right, thank you. with them looking to sweep the orioles today in baltimore. they took a 2-0 lead yesterday when you needed to see it,

slamming their 14th home run of the season. that's the fifth big poi since the all-star break of chris carter here in the 6th as they would go on to win. oakland is 12-2 since the all- star break and the best record in the majors. meanwhile they will need a win as they are going to try to avoid being swept. they trailed early yesterday. doing a 2-run shot off the fifth and from this the dodgers, they kept building up going 3-7 to go up 7-0 and the dodgers would win in what is known as a route, 10-0. final game of the series again, 105 out at at&t ballpark. well, an unusual suspect in the new york city kidnapping. the evidence that lead police to one of their own. the san francisco marathon is well underway as people will continue to cross the finish line. we talked to the first man and woman to win the race. we'll tell you why they said that's one of the toughest marathon forces they have ever done. and the bridge teleplays not a

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good morning to you. it is a sunny start for you over the at bay point this morning. low 60s outside your door. >> time now is 9:44. let's recap for some of the topstorieses. they have been issued here, a 16-year-old girl abducted. investigators said she was taken by her father. the suspects were last seen in a blue chevy tahoe. sheriff deputies are searching for the suspect who opened fire outside the bay

point view home injuring an 8- year-old girl and a 22-year-old man. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon on franklin avenue. the victim's injuries are not considered life threatening. deputies believe the suspect may be driving a black honda sedan. right now tens of thousands of runners are finishing the san francisco marathon. we are live at the finish line with more on today's two winners. >> reporter: 25,000 people signed up for this event, which includes people doing the 5k, half marathon, and the marathon. more than half of all those 25,000 people are from outside the bay area. many from outside the country. they all bring their friends, family members, supporters. and that's where you'll see all these people lined up behind themetal barricade. just behind them is the finish line for the marathon as people will continue to cross over and, in fact, it was just before 8:00 this morning that this is the first man to finish the marathon crossed the finish line. [ cheering ] >> reporter: he is 26 years

old, his marathon time was two hours, 46 minutes. he's a medical student from the salt lake city area. he's been training for this for three years and says that the san francisco marathon course was tough. >> that's okay. it was like a constant hill. throughout the whole thing, hills. i have ran a lot of big marathons and they throw hills, you know, 16 miles, you get a hill here and it never stops. [ cheering ] >> reporter: now about 20 minutes behind him was 30-year- old devin crosby helm, the first woman to cross the finish line. she is from san francisco. this is her third year running the race, crediting the fact that she was able to train here year round with helping her win. >> i live here, so you know, like i know these hills. i had a strategy coming in, knowing what everyone else's pr's were and how well i have been running on the hill to take it out strongly. >> reporter: now, despite the fact that the course has a lot

of elevation, 700 feet of elevations throughout the 26- mile course, people come here for the scenery. because take a look at this. people get to run over the golden gate bridge and back as a part of this marathon course. they will head into the county, turn around and go over the golden gate bridge park and come here to this finish line. while the winners, the men and women's winners won in about two hours and 22 minutes, there are still people that will be taking another hour or so to make it across the finish line. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. vietnam could become the first country in asia to allow gay marriage. the government is considering whether or not to allow same- sex couples to marry or legally register to receive rights. the justice ministry says that the courts don't know how to handle disputes between gay couples that live together. so if they go ahead with the proposed plan, they could provide rights for owning

property, inherenting, and adopting children. in uganda, at least 14 people have been killed by the e boli case virus. they were trying to recently confirm the cause. no cure or vaccine for ebola. the emergency task force has been set up to stop the virus from spreading. the syrian government says they won't stop until they purge all opposition forces. the government regime calls them, "terrorists who need to be hunted down. " central valley authorities had no choice, but to shoot and kill a suspected carjacker. police spotted a stolen car yesterday morning. it was involved in the police chase last tuesday. when officers moved in, the man ran to the car and drove on highway 99. later, he jumped out of the

car, firing into the truck. that's when they shot and killed him. a detective is being questioned in the alleged kidnapper, found bound and gagged in the garage of the detective's home on friday. the man suspected of killing her. they found the 33-year-old and his parents adopted daughter 12- year-old amber witlow yesterday in memphis, tennessee. investigators believe that he killed his 65-year-old parents and their little rock home and then took amber. >> these people, they are homeless and they are nice people. i just don't understand it.

they were not saying how they were killed or what the positive motive was. amber was not hurt. protesting arizona's legal immigration law. they upheld their most controversial precision, requiring police to check the immigration status of anyone that they suspect is in the country illegally. >> it happened to me and i don't want that to happen. i'm more involved and i'm here with my committee. >> the opponents of the law say they encourage racial profiling. people living in the small community say they are concerned about the noise from the nearby shooting range. the range is owned by the people who live at the nearby area. they say that this has been more noise recently. sometimes as early as 7:00 in the morning. it will be held at the sportsman club. home prices are starting to

go back up again. but california, they still dominate the foreclosure crisis. california cities made up of 7 of the top 10 areas with the highest rate of new foreclosures for the first six months of the year. stockton had a higher foreclosure rate than any other metro area in the u.s. and about one out of every 38 homes got a foreclosure notice between january and june and they also made up that list. although the city saw increases, san francisco saw a 10% drop in foreclosure filings since january. well, something that the economy seems to be recovering. employees of california's cities have taken a hard hit. they entered their fifth year of the budget cuts and layoffs. since the recession, the state's 20th largest cities have the work force by about 10,000 jobs. the hardest hit city was chula vista. decreasing in their work force between 2007 and last year. and here is a closer look for you at the bay area. san jose experienced the 17% cut due to their work force.

oakland, a 13-percent decrease. they saw a 3% cut. and many of the cuts affected police and parks department. sacramento international airport may follow sfo and switch from tsa agents to private security guards. supporters believe private screeners could provide the same level of security, but cost much less. in april, sacramento airport exercised an opt out clause in the federal law that created tsa. it could still take a year to review and approve that private security firm. >> there that company chosen will then be trained by the tsa. they will use the same tsa procedures. the same policies and equipment. >> tsa employee union opposes privatization, saying that it chips away at the national system put in place after 9/11. sfo, kansas city, and 14 other smaller airports currently use non-governmental employees. dave camp has been diagnosed with cancer.

the republican lawmaker released a statement saying that he has a highly treatable and curable type of lymphoma. he'll continue to work over the next few months while getting chemo therapy treatment. your time is 9:52. four suspects dressed as cops rob a jewelry store, but their heist was not successful. how the owners stopped the men in their own tracks. and plows and fog outside our doors this morning, burning away to mostly sunny skies and a nice warm up in many areas. we'll take a look at your areas coming up.

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the last of three u.s. navy ships dedicated to the september 11 terrorist attacks were taken on this weekend. the somer set is named for the pennsylvania could be -- the somerset is named for the pennsylvania view. the navy says that it will be used primarily as a carrier for

troops and equipment. four suspects attempted to rob a tampa bay jewelry store dressed as police officers. the owner of the store said that they allowed the suspects inside after seeing them pull up in a vehicle with flashing red lights. when he realized that they wanted to rob him, he reached for his weapon and a gun battle broke out. the suspects, they fled empty handed. it brings it to another level when you have someone that is potentially impersonating a police officer. >> if you ever question about the identity of an officer, you can ask to see an idea or call -- you can call and ask. he was busted trying to enter norway with a small amount of marijuana in his luggage. snoop's lawyer says that his client lives with the decision and has no immediate mans to appeal. the bay area's nfl teams will be getting ready for a new season. the raiders reported to their

napa valley training competition. they will hold their first official practice tomorrow. just two weeks before their first pre-season game against the dallas cowboys. the niners training camp opens up on friday in santa clara. all this talk of football means august is knocking on the door. >> but will it be a hot august? >> rosemary, help us out with that question. >> we're going to warm it up. for today a lot like yesterday. with the on shore breeze and the low clouds, slowly breaking away. still well around the bay area here and the bay area cities. 57 in oakland right now. 59 at concord. concord mostly sunny skies as well as livermore. we're looking at 60s around the coast. and just inside the bay. and 70s for you, lower 70s for most areas for your lunchtime. afternoon highs for today, we're looking at 61 for pacifica. 66 in the city. 70s around much of the bay area here and the warmer spots warming into the mid to upper 80s. your extended forecast, so there it is as we end july here

on a, well, at least last weekend of july here and a nice warm, but seasonal note. and then as we get into monday and tuesday, a little warmer by wednesday and thursday and even warmer. >> cool. sounds good. >> yeah. >> all right, thank you. and that is our report for this morning, thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join us at 5:00 for the next newscast. you can always connect with us on facebook and twitter as well. from all of us here on ktvu, thanks for watching. have a fantastic sunday everyone.