. vandals strike the obama campaign office. the large gathering that led up to the vandalism. a man tried to break into the apartment this morning but the residents inside were armed. what we learned about that next. they suspended sheriff and what he says about his ongoing troubles and how he will spends

his 55th birthday today. this is "mornings on 2". good morning, welcome to morning see on two, i am johnsasaki in for much mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> good morning, rosemary. >> the cool down will continue for a saturday and for a small few it could be interesting. >> mist and drizzle out there. and farther inland than what we saw yesterday and the thunderstorm risk for some of our area especially the higher elevations, the bigger risk for the sierra. and the fire danger associated with this and i will have the numbers for you, coming up. occupy protestors are talking about the damage ands clean up that is ahead this morning.

, the campaign office is now boarded up and all the shattered glass that was out there has been cleared away and the investigation into the vandalism that happened here continues. >> reporter: this is the scene last night as campaign workers cleaned up some of the mess. it is first friday last night and a lot of people in the up town area and the monthly block party of food and art festival that happens every friday and it is just before 9:00 when 200 people began marching through the street and gathered at the intersection of 17th and telegraph. a group of people splintered off from the crowd and came back to the obama campaign office and 18th and telegraph and used metal bars and objects to smash in the objects. >> we are very upset about what has happened. >> we are families. young people and everybody is enjoying the streets and

enjoying, you know, a nice eke. and then we have -- nice evening. and then we have to see the damage here. all it does is make oakland looks like a problem city. the thing is, it makes it looks like it is a problem city. >> reporter: now some campaign workers were inside the office when the vandalism happened and they described the vandals had their faces covered. no one was hurt and the vandals. some of them had paintball guns they were shooting. you can see some of the paint splattered on the window of this campaign office. we checked in to see there are surveillance video and part of their investigation and we are waiting to get another update from oakland place. >> ali rasmus. ktvu -- allie rasmus. this happened at an apartment complex at summit street in oakland.

a police sergeant told ktvu it all started with an attempted break in. a man shot and killed a suspect as he was trying to get into the apartment. homicide detectives have not arrested the shooter. they are still trying to iron out the details. police say someone called 911 just after 3:00 this morning -- morning to say they were shot on the park. when officers arrived they found a man who was shot at least once and he was pronounced dead at the scene. they have not identified any suspects yet. this is san jose's 24th homicide of the year. originally on two with us is pended sheriff ross miles an hour careen any -- any -- -- mirkarini. he invited ktvu to reflect on the past year. a month lift add protective

order allowing him to speak to his wife to care for her father. since he is suspended without pay. he is living off his savings. >> i want to be with my family and now i am able to reunite with my family and do so if the service of the city. >> on his 51st birthday today. he may take a hike in the woods. far cry from last year's party as he ran for sheriff. he won't say what he plans to do if he doesn't get his job back. all state departments will follow new procedures to monitor special funds. it came out that $54 million in state park funds were kept off the books. >> they gave money and won't be reimbursed. they want some of the new found money spent on repairs and matching fund for new donations. >> $20 million.

he thinks the dollar should be reinvested in the park system and the dollar should be used to address the maintenance. department of finance found they didn't have hidden assets like the parks department. why the money was hidden, they are investigating. they have been using craigslist to set up robberies in the upstate community. one victim was with his wife and three children tuesday night. men pulled guns on them. the man was too concerned to be identified told us how it happened. >> like this. give me the money. give me the money. give me the f -- money right now. and give me all the cash and the cellphone like this too. in my head. >> the victim said the robbers took more than $6,500. four other victims reported the same kind of robberies in the

parts of oakland. there is a problem with trance cal sensors. >> -- trans cal sensors. >> they reported this week that a significant number of road sensors on bay area freeways did not work. cal trans critics wants to call for hearings later in the year. >> this is culture of denial and nonresponsiveness that angers me. >> cal tran said it is working hard to provide the most accurate and up to date information for the public. they sandwiched a car yesterday injuring nine people sending three to the hospital. it happened in the financial district. they rear ended the car and sent it crashing into the bus on market street near first street. witnesses snapped photos of the

wreck. and they said it all happened so fast. >> we heard the noise first. >> that passenger suffered minor injuries and a mother was hospitalized as a precaution. if you drive on the bridge, you may experience some delays this weekend. they are making temporary lane closures and accounting system is installed. >> the two fast track lanes on the left side of the toll plaza will close at eight tonight. they are not going to reopen until noon tomorrow. same thing will happen every day through next friday. time now is 7:08. rosemary orozco, it cooled off. >> we will see an additional drop today. right around the bay a degree or two, perhaps. it is the valley locations

where we are feeling the delta breeze that you will feel the difference as well. giving you a live look outside. and across our area -- area. plenty of low skies and mid- to ohio level clouds and you can see fairfield 24 miles an hour gusting to 30. and there he is near antioch and pittsburgh. reporting gusty conditions and they have strengthened the marine layer and they have deepened. we are looking at the possibility of monsoonal moisture moving in today. satellite radar and ridge of high pressure to the east. and we have a weak wave off the coast of california. it is working its way north for today. that is bringing in the monsoonal moisture and bringing enough lift to actually bring thunderstorms to the area. we have just a very slight chance. slim to none. but it is there. for today. it is going to be our hills. the higher elevations. east bay, north bay. even south bay. the fire danger will be for the

afternoon. 10 to 20%. again, it is not a whole lot but we will keep it with us. who has a better chance. it is the sierra, where we have a red flag warning in place. and especially today the possibility of thunderstorms and dry lightning. the atmosphere is so strong. or i should say so cry ha even the rain is not necessarily going to hit the ground. but the lightning strikes will and bring on the fire danger. the red flag warning. parts of lake county as well. we will feel a little muggy perhaps in the afternoon when it becomes warm in some spots and 56 in hayward and five in concord. your afternoon highs for today. below average this time of year. 73 expected in santa rosa. and san rafael. head a little south. 57 degrees. on the bay side of oakland. go inland and it is warm but nothing like what we saw even

yesterday. low to 80s in the antioch. and what we felt in the afternoon down into the south bay. 77. peninsula. 60s and 70s in the forecast. and low 60s for the city. extended forecast. we will be slightly warmer and dryer for tomorrow. not expecting much here at home in the way of rain. and thunderstorms lasting through tonight. monday, even warmer and eventually we get back into the low 80s and 90s. if you see the as play today, i will have the forecast coming up. wildfire continues to rage this morning. fire has burned more than 4800 acres. only 5% contained. it is near the town of belden and 20 miles northeast of sacramento. this is a photo showing the smoke and flames from the fire. 25 homes are threatened. however, mandatory evacuations

have been lifted. biggest concern is smoke. smell it all the way to reno. keep kids and elderly people in. it is wreaking havoc on more than a dozen fires in oklahoma. they have been told to evacuate. fire resist located north and south of oklahoma city. one of them is blamed on an arsonist. authorities are investigating reports that newspapers set on fire were thrown from a passing pickup truck. 40 miles south near norman a fire burned 25 structures. another 40 structures were destroyed by a blaze near tulsa. >> time now is 7:12. this is the grandson of former president harry truman. his first visit to shirr shim ma and what -- hiroshima and what he is asking. >> the president celebrates his birthday and what he is asking for. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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. good morning to you. leaf look of the san rafael bridge. partly sunny skies in store for today. the grandson of harry truman visited hiroshima friday for the first time. cliff ton truman will attend and marking the 67th anniversary. he met a relative of an atomic bomb victim. he died of leukemia after folding paper cranes and is remembered as a symbol of peace. daniel is calling for peace and nuclear disarmament. victims of the atomic bombings in nag sack can i, japan. it is -- nagasaki, japan. the remembrance for for those that died and admission is

free. >> at the london olympics and para olympics. >> they come feet for those medals. it is hard work and sacrifice. the countless hours in the gym and in the pool, on the track. >> he praised athletes including michael phelps and vincent hancock for winning a gold in skeet shooting. they become new role models for america's children including his two daughters. there will be a celebration at camp david. big bash is on the 12th. he will host it at his chicago home. last year's 50th dirt day gala including jennifer hudson singing happy birthday to him. volunteers will host more than 100 parties and phone banks. bay area events include at

10:00 a phone bank at starbucks. and there is a meeting of supporters from that area. at 1:00 there is a phone bank from one to three at the bay area conference center. knit mitt romney is come paining in indiana today. the nominee stumped in las vegas yesterday. he is trading barbs with harry reid who accuses him of not paying taxes for a decade. romneys ins he pays taxes each year and he picked up the endorsement of a major celebrity. >> why did you endorse the former governor? >> >> i think the country needs him. >> actor clint westwood -- eastwood is looking

for strong leadership. tickets cost as much as $25,000 each. >> painting a picture of what happened in the secret service prostitution scandal. they he brought women to their hotel rooms in colombia. and they allowed their animals to soil hotel linens and soil the grounds. this is before the president arrived. eight secret service agents lost their jobs. soldiers and marines have received administrative punishments. the ncaa is not considering appeals for the penn state scandal. that comes after the family of former coach joe paterno said they will fight the penalties. they included vacated wins as the winningest coach in major lodge football. he died in january. and hid allegations of sex abuse by assistant coach jerry

sandusky. they hacked into the blogging site. there is a syrian leader and that was temporarily suspended and it is back up. a preliminary investigation indicates that bogus articles were not written by native english speakers. 52-year-old man died driving into the mall of america parking structure. others were hospitalized with nonlife threatening injuries. it caused the collapse of concrete and steel on to the vehicle. he misjudged the height of the truck and hit the support people as he entered the ramp. they could be launched into space as early as 2015. nasa made deals friday. agreement that is total $1.1 billion in funding support for new commerce spaceships. >> they launched the first spacecraft and received a lot of those funds. >> if you are a fan of yard

sales. listen to this. longest yard sale is happening rate now in tennessee. offering everything vintage clothes. collector's items and furniture. big difference is that this one stretches 690 miles down highway 127. it is a tradition that started 25 years ago. it lasts for four days and all ends tomorrow. >> well the project at the tunnel will reach a major milestone. two years into digs, they will finish excavating the hole that had form a 4,000-foot tunnel. it is scheduled to open late next year. it is on schedule and with the $420 million budget. time now 7:20. was it a crime or protest. what he wrote on a chick-fil-a restaurants. >> they say it won't last. what gemma is now preed ducking. we are looking at additional cool down for your

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. michael phelps will go for one more medal today. it is the 400 relay. he would end his career with 22 medals. 18 of them gold. won the 100-meter butterfly despite being next to last on the final turn. >> they won 28 medals and 14 are gold. one of those belongs to katie in the freestyle yesterday. the record she broke was set eight years before she was born. right now, the u.s. is leading china in the over all medal count by two medals. we will introduce you to gemma, who is psychic. she is a raccoon from russia and predicted they would win

the soccer championship and now she is predicting that china will come out on top of the olympic count. >> she analyzed four buns with flags representing countries. and she has sports results. jacket cheetah is settingrecords of its own. it is the fastest land mammal. she ran 100 meters in 5.95 seconds boating her 2009 record. she clocked in at 61 miles an hour. it takes the world's fastest human 8.9 seconds to clear the same distance. next olympics is in 2016 and rio dejaniero. and they will handle security. organizers say everything is on course and too early to estimate the cost. the budget for the london game

assist 14 and a half billion dollars. lies are reporting no problems from a chick-fil-a restaurants. opponents and protestors gathered at the restaurant. they were celebrating national same axe kiss day. an executive spoke out against same-sex marriages. >> i don't want any young gay, least gene gay transgendered committing suicide because a guy who has a loud voice and a lot of money is out there spewing hate. >> i would not make out in front of chick-fil-a in front of kids. it is a personal thing and it doesn't need to be flaunted. the kissing was countering chick-fil-a appreciation day. they held kiss-ins throughout the country. this was a rally in san diego. they were met by a large group

of sex opponents. they made sure they would not get out of control. scrawl the words hate at a chick-fil-a in torrance, it mocks the advertising. he said his action was not a crime but a protest. graffiti was quickly painted over. time is 7:25. we will head up to rosemary to talk about how cool it will get today. hey, rosemary. >> we are looking at the numbers falling and clouds hanging over and you may turn to your neighbor late he today. and say, does it feel humid. we are moving into the area. even picking up a few cells here. it is so dry out there. this is most likely going to be viring at that. we are not seeing -- virga and it will drag the monsoonal moisture our way and possibility of thunderstorms and dry lightning. we will be tracking it for you today. notice southern california. southern california is seeing

scattered showers and thunderstorms. for us this morning low clouds and little bit of coastal drizzle. numbers very similar to how we started yesterday. then for the afternoon, we will notice continued cooling especially for the inland spots. partly to mostly cloudy skies. slight chance of higher elevations for the afternoon. bigger threat is over the sierra. and lasting through tomorrow with the red flag warning starting today. >> see the oakland as play. mostly cloudy skies and light breeze. there is the extended forecast. we will get back to drier, quieter conditions and the warm up will begin tomorrow and last all the way into wednesday. back into the low 90s. back to you. >> they are found in dumpsters and what the number is saying about how they got there. >> red flag warnings and what the weather is up. and fire watch this morning. hey, there's barely a line at space mountain.

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these are the campaign headquarters in oakland. the windows have been boarded up. 9:30 last night they broke away what is to be an anti police march. they used them to shatter the windows. the up town area is part of the friday first cultural events walk. >> when i saw this, i thought oakland, we try to do things that are great in oakland. and you get knuckleheads that come here and have to do this. >> there are between 200 marchers. they said they were following the protestors and no word on how many were arrested. this is the recent crackdown. dispute people riding amtrak, train service on two trains are being eliminated starting august 13th.

that service from oakland to sacramento at 4:30 in the morning. that is at 7:40 a.m. that is the first for the transportation service. >> we never had to cut service. in the 20 years. but, this one could be done. and minimize the impact of the traveling. they are to blame. expected to save a million dollars a year. >> well, amtrak is in hot water this morning when it comes to the food and beverage cost. they lost $833 million offer the past 10 years feeding it passengers. last year they lost more than $84 million. wasteful pink and lack of oversight is being planed. congress spends 1.5 billioned to keep amtrak running. police say more than 100

racks were found here. they would remove noncomplying racks at the request of businesses and never any of the competitors to tell them they were in possession of the racks. they say it is theft. >> i find it troubling they were found in the dumpster. >> they weren't contacted because it is fallen away. >> we would like the activity to stop and full and thorough investigation by the police department. >> police are investigating the case. mercury news will go over the procedures with the city ordinance compliance. >> they spoke with the owner and publisher of the san francisco examiner. the newspaper has been conducting its own investigation. he said about two dozen examiner boxes disappeared in the peninsula. >> no word it is responsible. they said it is somewhat suspicious. >> members of an east bay church are tracking down a large bell stolen from church

property. someone stole the bell from the baptist church on wednesday night. the bell weighs 1500 pounds. church officials say thieves must have used a forklift to haul the bell from underneath the staircase. >> you have to be pretty bold to steal from the church. it as property of the church. and you steal from god. the bell has survived a 1993 fire that destroyed the original church. it was too heavy for the steeple and kept under the stairs. church members had hoped to rebuild the steeple and hear the bell ring again. >> new brand jury report said arts commission has problem keeping track of its art. >> city art is safely displayed at the airport. >> continue pesttries and hanging sculptures. they have lost track of some of the 4,000 pieces of art work. >> wove the art commission of, director of affairs and said it

might be in the paper trail. >> we don't have any pieces of value missing. they might be moved and the documentation isn't as great as it is could be. >> the arts come mission is planning an audit to catalog every piece of art. >> people are trying to identify two kids from a 1978 cold case. these are the latest sketches of john and jane d.o.e., they were found along the road of luis and fort bragg. >> john was 13 and jane was 14. the two were not related. >> this is a double homicide in the disappearance of a 16-year-old girl in the monterey kidnapping. >> an amber alert is constitutional in effect for eunice serrato, she was kidnapped by her i would friend juan salazar. and he is a suspect in another

murder in a home. than contains medical information and was stolen from the sanford medical center. the computer was inside the locked office and contained medical records and personal information including social security numbers for about 2500 patients. hospital officials saw thieves broke know the office sometime between july 15 and 16. and anyone whose information on the computer will be notified. few hundred bicyclists held a silent ride. people were killed over the past three months. several more have been seriously injured. the siblings and widow of ruben hernandez took part in the ride. he died tuesday when a puck up truck turned in front of him. >> i know my brother would want us to go on. life has to go on. he was strong. and he expects us to be strong, i believe. >> hernandez was 37 years old

and visiting santa rosa for a teacher was conference. the bicycle coalition is asking everyone to be more alert and careful. >> a native died it while climbing in the grand teton park in wyoming. he began his descent when he fell. lightning is raising the fire danger in sierra nevada. >> this is for huer elevations. 2,000 -- for hirer elevations. all the lightning start -- higher elevations. be they are bringing brought in this time around. >> we want to make sure we have extra equipment and personnel to respond. this could be a very busy weekend with the lightning sparked fires. this is the number 1 fire concern right now. fire weather watch starts today

for all mountain areas north of sonora pass. >> pet food express is donating kits to marin county. as much as 40,000 pets die every year and said money many of the pets could be saved if they had the correct equipment. it begins at 11:00 a.m. at the pet food ks press in mill valley. >> time now is 7:37. lightning. rosemary was talking about humidity. and we have really kind of odd weather this august. rosemary? >> just a little different out there for today. we have low clouds. and mist and drizzle and from your window it may look like it normally does. and up above the low cloud deck. we have mud and high level clouds. >> that will stream in today dragging with it the monsoonal moisture. there is a the low cloud deck and mix of clouds above it. partly cloudy skies all day

today. once the cloud deck clears, we will continue to see the milky sky and looking at the possibly of thunderstorms. for our area, it is slight. head to sierra for the weekend. scattered thunderstorms in the forecast. >> not a lot of rain associated with this. this is the bigger concern. the lightning strikes without the rain. notice, it is coming from the south. little bit of moisture popping up around monterey and san luis own business pro had lightning -- opisbo had lightning strikes. it is over the course of the next 24 hours or so. >> to the east of us. bringing in this type of flow. the two together bringing in the moist flow. enough lift to bring the thunderstorms with it. here is the forecast for today. mainly gray. and by two or 3:00. we may career out pretty good.

we have the translucent sky we will see a high cloud cover over the area. you don't see rain. even over by tahoe and we see a few scattered showers. this could change every hour and it will be a slight chance for us with the possibility of a higher elevations. seeing maybe a thunderstorm or two. >> in a nutshell, we have cloudy conditions. and if you do warm in the 70s and 80s. it may feel muggy. >> 52 in san rafael and in concord. at local like what we felt. 72 novato for the afternoon. and petaluma. and 73 in santa rosa. numbers are well below average. similar to what we felt yesterday. inland east bay. you will feel the drop. low 80s expected for today. pleasant ton. and for the east bay along

areas of heywardid d and mid -- healthcare reform eyward and redwood city. 62. and 66 for san bruno. mostly cloudy. low 60s at the coast. extended forecast. and the weather will turn quieter as we get into the second half of the weekend and into next week, our numbers will rebound in the forecast by tuesday into wednesday. i will have your lunchtime numbers for you coming up. >> just over 36 hours. >> that is how long they have to wait to see if curiosity the robot survived. >> they call it seven minutes of terror. it is a decade long effort and $2 billion project. it cree yachts inner and outer heat shields for the robots. they must go perfectly for it to be a success. >> they want to know exactly what is on the planet mars. >> what we want to know. did ever have life. does it have life.

curiosity could answer the question. at least find the building blocks of life. >> it will send radio signals. it will take 14 minutes for the signals to reach earth. it will take place tomorrow night and they will be at ames for a touchdown party. >> it is four days from opening. the casino matrix is scheduled to open on august 8th. that is located along the boulevard. next to highway 101 and they are set for monday and tuesday. >> time now 74 #. as west nile virus wraps up, we have one confirmed death. >> suicide bomb are. before secretary of state hillary clinton arrives in kenya. >> look at saturday morning traffic. no problems to report as you head into san francisco.

. good morning to you. live look at berkeley. holding onto the 50s. around the bay area, the on shore breeze has strengthened and cooling trend continues for your weekend. new this morning, secretary of state hillary clinton is urging free and fair elections in kenya. she is meeting with top kenyan officials. it is part of the african tour. she visited uganda and big concern is the ongoing dispute between sedan and -- sudden dean and south sudden den -- sudan. >> it is in south sudan's interest. because a percentage of

something is better than a percentage of nothing. >> negotiators between south sudan have agreed to export oil throughout the country. they are concerned with the general election and will turn violent like the last elections five years ago. 1200 people died when it set off. plus said an at beinger set off a grenade near the air base. he was the only one to i do. nine people were wounded. they believe he wants blow up a group of soldiers. they are linked to al-qaida. former u.s. attorney is how the university of colorado handled suspected shooter james holme. was a -- he was a doctoral student. that psychiatrist was so concerned his behavior. she told her colleagues, he

could be dangerous. he is accused of opening fire inside a theater two weeks later. >> a knife victims veteran was killed in the shooting. jonathan blunt died after diving in front of a friend. he decided to stand in front of the gunman and he is survived by two young children. a man is arrested after carrying a gun into a theater and wants police to apologize to him. his concealed weapon gave him a right to take it to the movie, about 15 miles from aurora. >> no threats, no violence going on. and a man doing what is lawfully pro he ticketed under the colorado constitution. >> he would have saved lives if he was at the shooting. he did see "the dark knight" rises with his gun but at a different theater. >> police stopped him that night to check the gun but

didn't arrest him. california has the first confirmed death from west nile virus this year. it is a 88-year-old woman. department of public health said the virus is showing up earlier this year than last. 10 people in five county have gotten sick. compared to the last time last year. there were seven human cases and no deaths. for 2011, there were 159 cases and nine deaths. it isn't hitting hard. it is on the rise across the nation. according to health officials. west nile is at the worse rate than 2,004. >> more than 240 cases are reported nationwide. since 1999, 13,000 people have gotten sick and 1200 have died. a cow diagnosed with mad cow disease is an isolated case and didn't pose a threat to the food supply. the report issued friday about the u.s. department of

agriculture said none of the offspring or food tested positive for the disease. this cow is the fourth discovered with the case. a seal is now recover interesting eye surgery. >> seaworld rescued the animal in san diego. a few weeks after it was found in pretty bad shape. soon after the rescue, they found that she was also blind. we offered her fish. >> she couldn't see it. and floating around the pool. >> the 4-month-old seal had severe cataracts. something they had never seen before. still too early how much eyesight she will gain and if she will make it back to the wild. a girl is celebrating her birthday by giving away her presents. she is good friend with megan bun who is suffering from brain cancer. she must endure weeks of radiation and helps her to

cover jim life's challenges. >> it is great to have friend the way i do. >> that love me and care for me. >> she is my hero since she has been sick and been brave. >> the presentses include basketball tickets. she got the idea of watching other children performing selfless deeds. lacing up for a good cause. the 24 hour relay getting underway this morning. >> this video goes viral. it is now on you tube. it as partly cloudy, mostly cloudy start to the day with the clouds hanging around all afternoon. we will have what you can expect for your saturday coming up.

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viral. >> that is a butter milk. she is a six we can old nigerian dwarf dairy goat and her owners put up the video of her jumping over the other goats. they plan to give money to an animal charity if the video got 1,000 views and it has nearly 3 million. >> they make a habit of walking off fashion. it looked like the as would cruise to a one and closer ryan cook gave up the game-tieing 3-run home run with two outs in the top of the ninth. they would battle it out to the 15th inning and set it up for cococrisp who responds and as win 5-4 and 2 pies to the face. there they go. courtesy of josh reddick, there he is in the full costume. as for the giants their offense broke out in a big way.

in denver. they built up a lead thanks to a double. and triple from pagan and from melky cabrera. rockies would respond with four runs and the giants cemented thundershower lead after a couple of, look at that. wild pitches and 3-run home run by buster posty. baseball legend is asking for a help. former balance more orioles star cal ripken is recovering from her ordeal last week. the gunman had taken her and drove her around in her car for an entire day. she is effected. don't know when she will go back and right now she is not back in her house yet. >> they found her mother tied up a few hundred yards from her

home. a sketch of the suspect is circulating throughout merchandise. a reward is also being held in the case. the relay for life starts at 9:00 a.m. in oakland. celebrates those who face cancer and raises money for cancer research and education. there will be a luminaria ceremony and they are held in menlo park. >> it is hot. now i think the weather is just kind of strange. rosemary is watching it for us. >> it as mile day. mix of sun and clouds and the possibility. slight possibility of maybe a thunderstorm over our hills. giving you a look here. we have a little bit of moisture. >> it is over livermore and to

the east. not hitting the ground and it will bring on the possibility of thunderstorms. point out fairfield and the on shore breeze stronger this morning. marine layer deeper and if you expect someone at sfo and there are delays for arriving flights. 50s to near 60 degrees. >> farther inland you go and by noontime, notice the lunchtime numbers. 60s around the bay and north bay. and mid- to upper 60s. fairfield. antioch and down into san jose. widespread. 70s to low 80s for the inland areas today. 60s and 70s around the bay and in the coast. partly to mostly cloudy skies. and we will bring the clouds. and a slight chance for thunderstorms over our area. red flag warning for lake tahoe today. bit of a warm up and may not feel it so much. >> upper 80s and low 90s. in the forecast and it may be

hotter if we get to thursday and friday. back to you. >> anti human trafficking walk will be held today. >> they are raising awareness about human trafficking and urging voters to support proposition 35. it will be held along international boulevard. frequent location for sex trafficking. the rally will start at nine and following the walk, there is more at tart kerr gilmore field in oakland. up to 200 shoulders in uniform will be doing training exercises today. army reserve troops will be at the station near the golf course. you may see a lot of military emergency vehicles during the training which has run from one until four this afternoon. for the second year in a row, the richmond community will join together for a block party. it started after an uncrease in violence in the neighborhood. the missionary baptist church hosts for free good and games for the kids. they have ron is sponsoring it

and police are involved. runs from 10:00 until 4:00 in the afternoon. >> san francisco is honoring jerry garcia tomorrow. the 10th annual jerry concert is at the amphitheater. he spent part of his childhood in the excelsiorr area. admission is free and donations are encouraged. your time now is 7:57. it is now an interview you will see on two. we talk to ktvu as he waits to find out if he is going to keep his job. robbery in upscale community. one thing four recent crimes all have in common. that's good for you

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. demonstration gets out of hand. >> why a man told police he shot another man overnight. fires are bushing did he saytrying dozens of home. why one of the fires was deliberately set. complete news coverage continues. this is ktvu, "mornings on 2". >> welcome to "mornings on 2". it is august 4th, i am

claudine wong. >> i am john sasaki for mike mibach. we will go for a quick look at the weekend weather. here is rosemary. >> cool down will continue and partly to mostly cloudy skies in the forecast. we are waking up with clouds and along the coastline. and by the afternoon, a notable cool down. especially for our inland spots and the cloud that will hang around for today. monsoonal moisture brings in the possibility of thunderstorms especially to the higher elevations. we will talk about the fire danger involved with this coming up. >> the campaign office in oakland is boarded up. demonstrators shattered the windows there. and they are live out the building with an anti police march turned violent. >> allie? >> reporter: they were in the office when the vandalism happened. it was 9:00 when they reported

people with their faces covered and they started smashing out the windows in the campaign office. >> reporter: no one was hurt and there were people in the up town area. and yesterday was first friday. that's the block party in the music celebration that happens every month. just before nine, a group of 200 people started marching through the street. and the crowd gathered in the middle of the intersection. partially blocking traffic. according to the oakland place. they splintered off from the main demonstration. and smashed in the windows. the people that do this probably don't live here. they come in and give us a bad wrap. >> i start shooting. what do you call paintballs. and busting the windows out. >> reporter: you can see the paint balls splattered on the

outside windows of the campaign headquarters here. the front window is boarded up and surveillance cams resist are there. and -- cameras are there and find out if it is used as part of the investigation and we will wait to hear back from police. >> p allie, ktvu. -- a man defined himself at home with a gun. >> a police sergeant told ktvu it all started with an attempted break in. he shot and kill add suspect who was trying to get into his apartment at 2:00 a.m. homicide detectives have not arrested the shooter. they are trying to iron out the details. police say someone called 911 after 3:00 to report someone had been shot near the park.

when they arrived, a man was shot once. he was pronounced dead at the scene. they identified any suspects. this is the fourth homicide thf year. >> all week, criminals have been using craigslist to set up robberies in a bay area community. one man was with his wife and three children tuesday night when two men pulled guns on them. he went there to buy an used acura advertised on craigslist. >> he told us how it went down. >> like this, give me the money. give me the money. give me the f-n money right now. and give me all the cash and the cellphone too. like this. in my head. >> the robbers took more than $6,500. >> oakland place say four other victims reported same robberies in the same part of north oakland. people were evacuated and 46 homes are destroyed by fires in oklahoma. winds and high temperatures are not helping more than a dozen

fires. they are located north and south of oklahoma city. 40 miles south of norman. a fire burned five structures. another , 40 structures were destroyed near tulsa. >> they are investigating a fire that is set to be deliberately set. >> they about thrown from a pickup truck. wildfire continues to burn this morning. it is burning 4800 acres and 5% contained. it is near the town of belden, northeast of sacramento. this is showing some of the smoke and flames from the fire. 23 homes are threatened. mandatory evacuations are lifted. biggest concern is smoke. you can smell it all the way in reno. >> follow up to special report know reports problems with cal trans sensors. >> they want a formal investigation into the fail lower. a significant number of road

sensors on bay area freeways and traffic cameras don't work. they are supposed to relay information and the cal trans operators want them to do an audit hater this year. >> it is denial and nonresponsiveness that really angers me. >> cal tab said the senator is wrong and they are working hard to provide up to date information to the public. only on two. suspected sheriff ross mirkarimi. >> from venezuela, his son sank happy birthday to him via skype. >> he reflected and the past year. the judge allowed him to speak with his wife who is in venezuela so she could take care of her father. >> there is nothing more

devastating. to me. to the not be able to provide for my family and be able with my family. now i am able to reunite with my family and provide for my family and doe so in the service of the city. >> he said he would take a hike in the woods. last year he had 350 supporters and members. and he does not say what he will do if he does not get his job back. they sandwiched a car friday afternoon. check it out. this happened at 12:20 p.m. the trolley rear ended the car. sending it crashing into the bus. it happened on the financial direct near first street. they say it happened so fast. >> you hear the noise first. >> and there was a little baby crying. and then a lady got hurt.

the ambulance had to take her away. >> that passenger sured minor injuries. the mother and child in the car were hospitalized as a precaution. if you drive on the martinez bridge, you may experience delays this weekend. they are making temporary lane changes while a toll accounting system is installed. >> the left side of the toll plaza will close until 8:00 and reopen noon tomorrow. >> it will happen next friday. good morning to you. the daytime highs will be below normal. gray skies and fog across the city this morning. we have partly cloudy skies and it is right around antioch and down into the south bay. we have radar for you. and interesting item going on for today. little monsoonal moisture going to work it way into the bay area. >> we have got of a system off the coastline that will be moving north over the next 24

hours or so and ridge of high pressure over the east. they are bringing in the southeasterly flow and going to be offer the sierra. and even here at home. the higher elevations do have a slight chance. the threat for us today is up in santa cruz mountains and shift east and north as we progress through saturday. it will be for the higher elevations and the big threat is the fire danger. >> not a lot of rain associated with the thunderstorms and the atmosphere is so dry that the chance of the rain is hitting the ground, slim. >> lightning strikes, on the other hand, likely to hit. >> for the sierra. if you plan on camping there. today lasting through tomorrow. red flag warning starts between two and 5:00. either the west slope or up to the sierra. over the mountains. >> what we can expect here at home. >> on shore breeze and quite strong to 30 miles an hour. right through fairfield and parts of antioch.

and dusty conditions. marine layer is thicker. >> and this morning. and again, the thunderstorm a chance. for the higher elevations. definitely worth noting for the afternoon. >> 55 degrees in oakland. and right around mountaview 61. and mostly cloudy and fairly mild already and into the afternoon. numbers looking this. >> 70 degrees for san rafael and in oakland. 62 in san francisco. right around the bay. up are 60s and low 70s. and to low 80s. 81 for livermore and into the south bay for san jose and for morgan hill. extended forecast. a lot like today without the possibility of those thunderstorms. we are going to be dry quiet. monday, tuesday into wednesday. we get back to the up are 80s and with hotter conditions expected by thursday and friday. >> if you are going out to see the as play today. i will line up the forecast

coming up. >> the grandson of harry trumanman is in japan. what led him to make the first ever trip there. >> 67 years after the grandfather ordered the atomic bombing. >> the space shuttle program may be over. they are looking for astronauts. what they made in deals of having it in space for three years. >> live look at traffic as you see both directions moving just fine. checking in with chp, no major problems to report for you on saturday morning. >> you are watching of "mornings on 2".

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. good morning to you. partly cloudy skies expected for the afternoon. >> first member of the truman family made a historic visit to japan. the grandson of harry truman visited hiroshima to attend a memorial for the victims. he laid a weather for the 140,000 people killed. daniel is calling for peace and nuclear disarmament. > the 11th annual bay area peace lab tern ceremony is at aquatic park and serves in remembrance of others that died in wars and admission is free. we now have a clear picture inside the prostitution

scandal. they released fry. they brought women to their rooms and dog handlers allowed their dogs to sleep in beds and soil linens. they have received administrative punishments. three service members have requested court martials. the news service does not know who hacked into the blogging site. >> there was a more on surian rebel leader and now it is back up. a preliminary investigation indicates that the bogus articles were not written by native english speakers. in this morning's 2012 campaign news mitt romney is campaigning in indiana today. he stumped in nevada yesterday. he was trade willing barbs with harry reid who accuses him of not paying taxes for a decade. romney inspectses he has - s

ins that he has -- insists that he has paid taxes. he picked up the endorsement of a celebrity. >> the country needs those things. >> that is of course actor director clint eastwood who appeared at a fundraiser in idaho yesterday. he is looking for someone with strong leadership. the tickets cost as much as $25,000 each. the president obama praised the the athletes if the olympics. >> it the character of the much athlete who compete for the medals. countless hours in the gym, in the pool, on the track. >> he praised athletes including michael phelps and army signature hancock who won gold in skeet is shooting. he said they are new role models for the children

including his own two daughters. it will be a low key celebration at camp david for his birthday. it takes place on the 12th. that's when he was host a party with major donors at his home. last year included jennifer hudson singing happy birthday to him. >> hope to give him a memorable present today by getting him elected. they will host more than 100 parties and phone banks. >> a phone bank at the starbucks on north mad till da avenue. and -- mat till at that. and there is a phone back at the west bay conference center on fill more street in san francisco. two olympians were thrown out for failing drug tests. russian cyclist and colombian runner both tested positive for testosterone last week. the number of doping cases is four examine total in the

london olympic games. michael phelps will go for one more medal today. that is the 400 relay. if that happens, he ends his career with 22 medals and 18 of them gold. he won the the race yesterday despite being second to last. one of these golds belongs to katy ladecky, see how far ahead she was of everyone. it is eight years before she was born that the record was set. the next games are in rio he de janiero. they are following complaintses of expensive hotels and organizers say everything is on course and it is still too early to stim the cost. the budget for the london game assist 14 and a half billion

dollars. police report no problems from due he willing protests at a chick-fil-a restaurant. they gathered yesterday at the restaurant. gay couples were celebrating national kiss day. and others were there speaking out. >> i doesn't want any young gay kid. transgendered kid committing suicide because a guy has a loud voice and a lot of money and p protelyzing hate. >> i wouldn't make out in front of kids. it is a personal intimate thing and it doesn't need to be flaunted. >> the kiss-in was meant to counter wednesday's appreciation day. they chanted for tolerance at the rally in georgia. they accused the company of supporting bigotry. back here in california, he

took his message to the walls of chick-fil-a. taste like hate at a place in torrance, mocked the cow using the restaurant. and the artist said his action was not a crime but a protest with graffiti there was quickly painted over. hundreds of patients and personal information could be at risk. it has password protected information stolen from stanford medical center. it contained medical records and personal information including social security numbers for 1200 patients. they say they broke into some time july 15th or 16th. anyone whose information was on the computer will be notified. they announce a new program. we could have american astronauts of launched into space from american soil as early as 2018. agreements that total 1.1 billion in funding support

for new spaceships. >> space x is the first private one. that is the commercial crew program there aims to bridge the gap left by the retirement of the space shuttle program. time now is 8:20. investigation continues in why the state parks department hid $54 million. what jerry brown wants the lawmakers to do with the extra money. >> afternoon highs fall below and for some, the slight possibly of a thunderstorm. we will talk about that, coming up. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end.

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. one man is dead after he drove into a mall of america support beam. authorities say 52-year-old driver misjudged the height of the truck and hit the low clearance beam causing the collapse. happened on friday night and the two in the rental truck had nonlife threatening injuries. the family of joe paterno is going to fight the sanctions against hum. penalties from the sex abuse scandal and wins that stripped hum of his title for the winningest coach. he died in january as one of the top officials who hid allegations against jerry sandusky. tropical storm ernesto is

making its way towards jamaica and mexico this weekend. it is expected to skirt the south of jamaica on sunday. by tomorrow it will be a hurricane. national hurricane center said it will travel to cancun, next coand it is unclear if it is pose a threat to the u.s. lawsuit last week. >> nothing like that here. > >> we have delays at sfo and arriving flight and it is above the low cloud deck. mid and low level clouds. and those will continue to stream through for today. weak wave bringing a a little bit of moisture to the area. now the atmosphere is still very dry. not seeing this hit the ground. but the on sure breeze has strengthened. it is right around the marine layer and we have to deal with this today. >> working it way over northern california over the next four hours or so.

>> a wave and flow bringing monsoonal moisture to the area. >> the bigger threat is over the sierra. if you see the oakland as play you will be in good shape. upper 60s in the forecast. game time at 1:05. mixed levels of clouds for the afternoon. they are coming from the south and you will notice them over head. if you are 81-degrees like livermore. you may feel muggy. >> low 60s up the coast and 62 degrees in the city. the extended forecast. little change expected for tomorrow. we will have a drier day and the system for today continuing to migrate northeast over the course of the 24 hours and should pull on out of here. by tomorrow, mid 80s and the inland areas. upper 80s as we get back to work. i know don't even mention work.

but there it is. low 90s. governor jerry brown said all departments will follow new procedures to monitor fund. $54 million in state fund were kept off the book. they won't be reimbursed if they gave money to keep the parks up. he want it is spent on repairs and matching funds for the donations. >> he thinks the dollar should be reinvested in the park system and dollar should be used for maintenance. >> parks department is the only state special fund that hid assets. attorney general's office is investigating why the money is hidden. >> hundreds of cyclists take to the streets of santa rosa. they are participating in a silent ride. >> vandals hit president obama's campaign office. protestors broke apart from a

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. they leave a big mess for them to clean up. i am in for mike mibach, i am john sasaki. >> i am claudine wong. we have a look at the damage behind and how the community is reacting. >> this is the campaign office and shattered glass was all cleaned and the investigation into the vandal. that happened here. >> this was a how they cleaned

up the mess and a lot of people in the area and art, music and food. this is the block party and it is around 9:00 when a group of 200 people started marching through the street. they gathered through. and partially blocking off the street there. smaller group of people splintered off the protest group and they came back and used metal bars to shatter the front window. no one was hurt but residents passing by were upset by what happened. >> everyone is enjoying the street. and just a nice evening. than we come up to this. it looks like oakland is a problem city. they were in the office when it happened. and report add group of people with their faces covered up and

some had paintball guns. you can see the paint shattered out in front of the campaign office here. >> this is a service area. and right above the shattered window. we contacted oakland police to get an update on the investigation and if they can use the video to get the people responsible for this. >> we aren't heard back just yet. >> channel 2 news. a woman is arrested in a double homicide and a disappearance of a 16-year-old girl. she aided a and abetted in the kidnapping of a girl. she was kidnapped last saturday night by her boyfriend juan salazar junior. few held a ride for riders who died this summer. they have been hit by cars in

the sonoma county and some seriously injured. the widow and siblings took part in a ride. hernandez died tuesday when a pick up turned in front of him. >> i know my brother would want us to go on. life has to go on. and he was strong and he expects us to be strong, i believe. hernandez was just 37 years old and visiting for a teacher's conference and the biking conference is sharing the roads to be more alert and careful. >> they are hoping to close a cold case. >> these are the renderings of john and jane doe. >> this is along fort bragg. they believe john was 13 and jane was 14. and the two were not related. newspaper wars in the area. they say there are more than 100 newspaper racks that are

remove from the locations and most of them were found in the yard and dumpster at the san jose mercury news. mercury news executive said they would remove the racks and they didn't call the competitors to tell them they were in possession of their racks. >> sure, i find it troubling they were found in the dumpster. they weren't contacted because that practice has fallen away. >> the daily post said it zapped the racks and was found in the dumpster. they are now investigating the case. >> they are fog to completely evaluate the rack maintenance and compliance. >> ktvu spoke with the publisher of the san francisco examiner. >> todd said it is conducting its open investigation. about two dozen examiner boxes have gone missing in the south peninsula. no evidence that the mercury news is responsible. it is quote somewhat

suspicious. members of a new church will track down a large bell stolen from church property. they stole the bell from the missionary baptist church on wednesday night. the bell weighs 1500 pounds. they say the thieves must have used a forklift to haul it underneath a staircase. >> you have to be pretty bold to steal from the church. it is a property of the church. you don't p steal from god. >> it is kept under the stairs. they had hoped to build a new steeple and hear the bell ring once again. >> the arts commission is the imagine are problem keeping track of its art. >> about $40 million worth of art is displayed in the san francisco airport. >> hanging sculpture as and shows they lost track of some of the 4,000 pieces of art work. >> the arts commission director of cultural affairs say it

might be in the paper trail. >> to our knowledge, nothing is missing. >> they are planning an audit and every piece of city opened art. >> they are preparing for cuts. and it is being he will limb it mad and it is sacramento at 4:30 in the morning. and it is 7:40 p.m. it is the first of the transportation service. >> we never had it in existence and this one is one that could be done that would minimize the impact of the traveling public. budget cuts and diesel are being blamed. amtrak is in hot water when it comes to the food and water

beverage costs and lost about $8,300,000,000 over the past 10 years feeding its passengers. >> last year. they lost more than $84 million. >> wasteful spending and lack of oversight are being blamed. congress spends $4 billion a year to keep amtrak running. the new casino is scheduled to open. the matrix is planning to open its doors on wednesday, august 8th. it is located along airport boulevard next to highway 101 and final inspections are set for monday and tuesday. >> lightning is raising the fire danger. there is a possibly of thunderstorms on top of a red flag warning for higher elevations. they reported more than 2,000 lightning strikes during sierra lightning storms last month. it started seven different fire as be they are being brought in this time of around. >> stacking reserve engines and extra equipment and personnel to respond. should we have what could be

lightning sparked fires. >> they say dry fires is the number 1 fire concern right now. it start for all mountain areas. north of son nor ran pass. >> the walk will be held today. volunteers, advocates and they will be aware of human trafficking. the walk traffic event will be alone international boulevard which is a frequent location of sex trafficking. it will start in 20 minutes at 9:00. >> there will be live music. >> entertainment. and at the carter gilmore field. >> cancer survivors will begin a fundraiser in 20 minutes. >> the relay for life gets going at -9d a.m. it is in oakland. the it celebrates the lives of those who raise money for cancer research and education. there is a luminaria ceremony. it is in menlo park and

villejo. . good morning to you. temperatures are cooler for the inland areas. live look outside the doors. we have gray skies and low clouds. we have fog. little bit of mist and drizzle along the coastline. above the low clouds, we have these. monsoonal moisture pulling in today and the red flag warning due to the system. you see it here on the satellite radar and parts of clear lake starting later today. lasting through perhaps tomorrow morning. here at home. our higher elevations have a slight chance for the possibly of a thunderstorm. and it is there. the bigger risk is the lightning with very little to no rainfall. and satellite radar view will show you the weak system. >> enough moisture and lift here and we have got ridge of high pressure to the east of us. they are combined and bringing in the easterly flow.

the monsoonal moisture over today. forecast shows you, we have got the gray skies and latest in the updated model by three or 4:00 in the afternoon and shows us continuing with the cloudy conditions and you can see the scattered showers there. that will continue through the evening hours. by later tonight in tomorrow morning we go into a drier pattern and last through the weekend. if you are camping. hiking over the sierra for the weekend, you need to take thought of this. for us here at home. cooler conditions for the afternoon. slight chance for a thunderstorm. and the red flag warning is to areas north of us and right around lake county as well as clear lake. >> 77 degrees and mid-50s in napa. and 61 degrees in mountain view and 69 still holding steady and these numbers. one to 3 degrees below where we were yesterday. and mild change in the gradient there. for the afternoon today. 72 for petaluma and in

sausaluto, it is going to feel different. with mostly gray skies as opposed to sunny. could be cool for some. low 80s in livermore. maybe a bit humid with the monsoonal moisture over head. 77 in san jose. seven # and 60s and 70s for the peninsula. in the areas right around san mateo appall low alto. sanford for today. we will return to drier weather by tomorrow. 85 in the forecast for the afternoon high. warmer spots and we will continue the warming trend into next week. back to you. >> they are profiting from the aurora shooting. they claim to be raising money for the victims. live look outside on the goal depp gate bridge. it as foggy morning out there. and traffic seems to be moving okay this morning. it is 8:41. you are watching mornings on 2. [ ma

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. here is a nice pick for you. mostly cloudy remaining for today. new this morning. san jose firefighters say it does not look like three fires

were set by homeless people. it is in the back of the park. they say there were three separate fires not near any of the homeless encampments. people need to be careful. hot weather can fuel the fewers. none of the homes nearby were damaged. they are pushing for free and officials in kenya. this is next march's vote. it is part of the african tour. she visited uganda, it is the ongoing dispute over sudaenvelope and south sudan and oil production. >> we believe getting it resolved is in south sudan's interest because a percentage of something is better than a percentage of nothing. >> negotiators between south sudan agreed to have it throughout the country. she is after raid the last election will turn violent like

it did five years ago. they set off the slaughter. this is before secretary clinton's arrival in nairobi. there was a grenade set off and one person died. police believe he wanted to blow up a group of soldiers. these people are connected to al-qaida. how the university of colorado handless james holmes. they -- handled james homes. he was at the school and he was a patient seen at the university psychiatrist. the psychiatrist was reportedly so concerned about his behavior. show told the colleagues, he could be dangerous. he is accused of opening up fire inside a movie theater. a navy veteran was killed in the shooting and his funeral is set for today. he through himself in front of

a friend. some of blunt's friend said he may have tried to stand up to the gunman and stop the shooting. he is survived by two young children. they claim to be raising money for the shooting victims. it as few blocks from the memorial for the victims. they have not named the suspect but the people behind the website do not intend to strict the money. >> this is simply someone trying to take advantage of the horrible tragedy and profit from it themselves. no arrests have been made. but they are building their case. the department it now works for the district attorney's office and what charges will be filed. and still no word on how much money was collected. >> california now has its first confirmed death from west nile virus. and the department of public health said the virus is showing up earlier than last. >> they have gotten sick from the virus. compare that to the same time last year when there are only

seven cases and no deaths. there were 159 cases and nine deaths reported. it is on the rise across the nation. according to health officials west nile is at its worse rate since 2004. >> four people have died. since 1999, more than 13,000 have gotten sick from west nile and 1200 of them died. dairy cow diagnosed with mad dow disease in april is an isolated case that infected cow was here. and that comes in a report issued friday by the u.s. department of agriculture. none of the offspring or food tested positive for the disease. it is the fourth ever discovered with the sickness in the united states. a memorial service will be held for a native who died last month while climbing in national grand teton park.

he was beginning his descent when he fell. a baseball legend is asking for the public's help in finding those who kidnapped his mother. cal ripken said his mother is recovering from her terrifying ordeal last week. a picture was taken by the camera at a suburb ban walmart hours after he abducted ripken's mother and drove her around for an entire day. >> she is effected. no doubt about it. so, don't know when she will go back. but certainly right now she is not back in her house yet. >> they found ripken's mother tied up in her car a few hundred yards from her home. a sketch is circulated around maryland. a $2,000 reward is being offered in the case. for the second year, the north richmond community will join for a block party. there was an increase in ville lens in the neighborhood.

>> they host the event with free food and games for the kids. they are sponsoring the event again and the fire department resist also involved. the block party runs from 10 in the morning until 4:00 in the afternoon. they will be doing training exercises in concord today. they will be at the former concord station near the golf course. so, you may see a lot of vehicles during the training and it runs from one until four this afternoon. san francisco is honoring jerry garcia tomorrow. the jerry day concert is tomorrow in the jerry amphitheater. he grew up in the excelsior neighborhood. >> admission to tomorrow's concert is free. and donation resist encouraged. jerry days are one of the events around the bay area this weekend. you can find out what is happening by licking on the extra weekend tab on ktvu.com.

veterinarians perform surgery on a blind seal. that is what happened earlier this week. the seal was found a couple of weeks ago. severely dehydrated in san diego. sea world rescued the animal and nursed her back to health. they discovered she was blind. >> we offered her finish and tried to see if she was going to see it. >> she couldn't catch the fish floating around the pool. >> the 4-month-old seal has severe case of cataracts. something the seaworld doctors have never seen before. she is recovering from her surgery and too early to tell how much of hurricane rita eyesight she will get and if she will make it back into the wild. >> time now is 8:51. he is trying to help out the cash strapped city of detroit. he is trying to do it by selling lemonade. clouds are stretched across

the area. stream ng from the south. cooler conditions expected for today and the threat of perhaps a thunderstorm. i will have the details coming up.

. it is happening in several states. vintage clothes and furniture and the difference is, this one stretches 690 miles down highway 127. this started 25 years ago with

a four day event and ends tomorrow. >> they have seen a lot of attention after this video on you tube went viral. >> they put up the video of her and they plan to give some money to the animal charity. if they got 1,000. guess what. it now has nearly 3 million. >> oakland as continue winning in walk off fashion. they would cruise to a one over the blue skies and they gave up a game tieing 3-run home run at the top of the ninth. they would battle for the inning and leadoff triple and set the table for cocococrisp and flies center to score weeks. >> as win 5-4 and get a pie to the face. he is dress a full spider man

costume. they built up a 7-0 lead in the inning and triple from angel pagan and from melke cabrera. >> giants ex see attended the lead after a several wild pitches and then a shot from buster posty. they win by a final of 16-4. >> well a detroit boy is being praised for selling lemonade. we will have that story in a second and it is maybe good weather for here lemonade, right, rosemary. >> we have little to complain about. we will have gray skies as we start the morning. mostly gray, most of the day. we have got nice temperatures. at least to call on for the afternoon. we have a stronger on shore breeze. westerly wind in fairfield. gusting to near 30. the westerly wind. and this may be catching your eye. >> take a be look at this.

a lot more where this comes from. >> southern california, scattered showers and lightning reported from san luis obispo. and from the early morning hours. that is a mix with a high pressure from the east and bringing on the southwesterly flow. that is pulling in monsoonal moisture and scatter the thunderstorms for today. our cool down will continue. partly cloudy skies and we do have a chance of thunderstorm or two over the mountains and some of of the local hills. the sun and cloud mix with the cooler conditions. this is what we will have for the second part of the day. >> 79 in concord. # two in free month. and oakland. low 60s for the city. extended forecast. little change for tomorrow am we will see the system pass through. drier on sunday. and warming trend as we get back to work on monday. back to the desk. we will talk about the little boy from detroit.

he is praised for starting the lemonade stand to raise money for his struggling city. nine years old. trying to help out detroit out of its financial crisis by selling lemon made and yesterday. three university of michigan basketball players stopped by to surprise josh and his friend wayne and they gave the boys autographed t-shirts and hats. >> i called my teammates. we had to come support them and that is big from someone your age, man. >> i didn't know it was going to get lots and lots of stuff like this. >> on top of that, the rosa parks scholarship foundation said it will award him a $2,000 scholarship. so far the lemonade stand raised more than $2,000. time now is 8:58. it is a cal tran problems and could lead lawmakers to hold hearings. you are watching "mornings on 2". good morning! wow.

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parker, jarrod parker. >> someone tries to break into a home. and another homicide investigation on the police's hand. a demonstration in oakland gets out of hand.

the vandalism that happened at president obama's campaign office. >> we have all the stories. details of the latest attacks from craigslist. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktv morning on two. >> it is saturday, august 4. i'm john sasaki. time to check in. >> good morning to you, mostly grey skies. for the afternoon, sun and clouds, these clouds are going to be associated with some moisture. it is going to bring us the possibility of high elevation thunderstorms. i'll talk about this, and what is associated with it and have the numbers coming up there is potentially more violence this weekend. we are live in oakland with the damage to president obama's campaign office. ali? >> there were campaign workers

actually inside the office on the sandal -- when the vandalism happened. they pretty much cleaned up the mess, but yesterday about 9:00, campaign workers said they saw a small group of people with faces covered. they came up carrying metal bars and smashed in the front windows of the campaign office. >> no one was hurt, but there were a lot of people in the uptown area. there was the block party in the park that happens every month. just before 9:00, a group of about 200 people began marching through the street near 17th. according to several business owners in the neighborhood, people that live in the area, they told us this morning the protest group was an antipolice demonstration. according to oakland police, a smaller group splintered off from the main demonstration, and came back to the campaign office and smashed in the windows. >> the people that are doing

this, they don't even live in oakland. they are coming in and destroying our city. >> they come in, start shooting, what do you call them, paintballs. they shot a bunch of windows out. >> reporter: and you can see so you reflexes of the paintball, the paint splattered on the outside window. the front window has been boarded up. there were surveillance cameras in the area. there is one above the window that was broken in. we are waiting for the police to find out the status of the investigation and whether they will be able to review the video to track down the people responsible. this morning, a break in turned deadly. a man defended himself and his home with a gun. it happened in the apartment complex at 28th and summit streets. it started with an attempted break-in. the man shot and killed the suspect he says was trying to

get in his apartment about 2:00 a.m. homicide detectives have not arrested the shooter. they are trying to iron out the details. police are also investigating a homicide. 9-1-# was called at 3:00 this morning to report someone had been shot on clover drive, when officers arrived, they found a man shot that was pronounced dead at the scene and they have not identified suspects. this is the 24th homicide of the year. . firefighters are warning people to be careful after three fires broke out at the park. the firefighters say they were in different spots and reported a few hours ago at the back of the park. they were not located near any of the homeless in canton square, where fires have been set in the past. people need to be careful when outside because of hot weather. turning to a story you will only see here on 2, an inclusive interview with the

friend of the san francisco sheriff. we have a video of his three year old son from venezuela, saying happy birthday. they invited ktu into his home to reflect on the past year. last month, the judge lifted a protective order allowing him to speak to his wife, who is there to care for his father. >> it is just nothing more devastating, to me, than not be able to help provide for my family and be with my family. so i'm not able to reunite with my family and i want to provide for them and to so in the service of the city. >> on his 51st birthday, the mayor says he may take a hike in the woods, a far cry from last year's birthday party that had 350 family members, as he ran for sheriff. he does not say what he plans to do if he does not get his

job back. robbers have been using craigslist to commit robberies. two men pulled guns on a man in the neighborhood. they were looking for something advertised on craigslist. he says he is too shaken to show his face on camera. >> i'm nervous. this is terrible. the robbers took more than $6500. at least four of the victims reported robberies this week in the same part of north oakland. this morning, a special report that exposes problems with cameras. they want a full investigation into the failures of the cameras. they were reported this week, a significant number of freeway cameras do not work. they relay information on traffic patterns, critics want the state auditors to

investigate. >> this culture of denial and non-responsiveness really angers me. >> they say that agency should work to provide the most accurate and up-to-date information to the project. several people are recovering after two muni vehicles sandwiched with a car. it happened around 4:20 in the financial district. nine people were hurt. three had to be taken to the months. the f-line trolley rear ended the car and sent it crashing into the bus. it happened on market near first. the wreckage, passengers told us it happened pretty fast. >> you heard the noise first. then we heard screaming and crying. and then a lady got really hurt because of the accident. the passenger suffered minor injuries. the mother and child in the car were hospitalized as a

precaution. a wild fire continues to rage out of control this morning. fires burned 4800 acres and is only five percent contained. in the national forest, 20 miles northeast of sacramento. here is a photo from the u.s. border service showing the smoke from the fire. about 25 homes are threatened. however, mandatory evacuations have been rested. right now, they are worried it could go all the way to reno. keep kids and elderly people inside. another fire is turning in the national park. crews say they are making good progress on the fire. so far it burned 900 acres and is 70% contained, 100 homes have been evacuated. containment is expected tomorrow. good morning to you. the cooling trend will continue for saturday afternoon. for many that means not as hot.

here is a live look outside the doors at mount diablo. we will have the possibility of a thunderstorm. the satellite and radar explains why. we have a weak wave riding its way disclose to the bay area. it will be off northern california today and through tonight as it continues its northeast trek. on the east side, a ridge of high pressure. a southerly low is dragging moisture in the area. once we get rid of the low clouds, we'll continue with the high level clouds all afternoon. over cabo, and in areas around clear lake, other areas dealing with that. there is the possibility of thunderstorms, dry lightning is the big concern. we have little rain associated with this. that's where we risk the fire danger. here at home we're starting out mostly grey. we have a little bit of drizzle on the coast line. i'm rolling it through saturday.

it is now 7:00 in the evening. we really didn't see many breaks in the clouds. mostly grey skies in store for today. over the sierra. scattered thunderstorms, a possibility lasting through tonight and into tomorrow. by tomorrow, we will be partly cloudy and have a drier atmosphere. right now, the temperature outside the door is 50s and 60s. we have 50s up the coast, and over parts of the north bay. upper 50s, east bay, inland, 60 to 70, and into the south bay, in the 60s. it is warm, into the 70 to 80- degree area for the inland spots. we are talking 60s arounds the bay. 72 in in oakland today for the game there. 72 in the valley.

low 80s in antioch. 77 in san jose, 75 in sunnyvale and menlo park, and 62 in san francisco. low 60s at the coast with mostly cloudy skies. the extended forecast, little change expected tomorrow. the ridge of high pressure will go away. by next week, low 90s by wednesday, perhaps triple digit heat late week. back to you. you may experience some delays this weekend if you drive. cal tran is making lane changes while new systems are installed. the two fast track lanes on the left size of the toll plaza are going to close at 8:00 tonight and will not reopen until noon tomorrow. that will be every day for the next week. it ends friday. the tunnel is about to reach a major milestone. about two years into digging,

they are finishing excavating the hole that will form the tunnel. it is set to open by late next year. the project is on schedule and within the $420 million budget. >> the weather, it is the president's birthday. find how he plans to celebrate. and filed fires burning in oklahoma this morning. find out what they have to face this morning. and taking a look on the roads, that is the bay bridge toll plaza, it seems to be moving pretty well on the foggy morning. it seems to be pretty clear, not too much trouble heading into the city. 9:12 now. nighty-night. [giggling]

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impact the coast line. winds are not helping a dozen fires in oklahoma. 40 homes have been destroyed. the fires are located north and south of oklahoma city. some were deliberately set. 40miles south, near norman, a fired burned 25 structures there, another 40 near tulsa. politics took a back seat to patriotism and sports today. president obama praised the character of the people who competed in the olympics. >> it is the character of the people that compete. the countless hours on the pool and track. >> he mentioned michael phelps, gabby douglas, and vincent hancock, who won a gold in skeet shooting. the president says they are the role models for children, including his daughters. the president celebrates his 51st birthday with his wife

and daughter. the low key celebration is at camp david. they will have a party with major donors on the 12th. last year his birthday gala was much bigger. supporters of the president hope to try to get him reelected for his birthday. there are more than 100 parties. the event at the top of the next hour, there is a meeting of supporters from the area. at 10:00 there is a phone -- 1:00 there is a phone bank in san francisco. mitt romney is campaigning in indiana. he stopped in las vegas yesterday. he is trading barbs with a senator that says he did not

pay his taxes. clint east wood is endorsing him. >> i just, i think the country needs this help. >> eastwood appeared at a romney fund-raiser in idaho and is endorsing him because he wanted strong leadership. tickets for the fund-raiser was as much as $25,000. the grandson of harry truman, ho ordered the bombings in 1942 appeared at hiroshima. it marked the 60th anniversary of the bombings. he met a victim that died of leukemia after this. they calling for peace and

nuclear disarm ament. tonight, the eleventh bay area peace ceremony is at the aquatic bark in berkeley. it remembers people that died in natural disasters. admission the free. a report released on friday is painting a picture of what happened in the secret service prostitution scandal. a dozen u.s. service members brought women to their hotel rooms in columbia. military dog handlers allowed the dogs to sleep in bed. this was before president obama arrived in the country for an april summit. eight secret service lost their jobs and some marines were punished. more oolithiance were thrown out of the games for failing drug tests. two athletes tested positive

for testosterone was drugs. michael phelps will go for his last medal today. if he wins, he will have 22 medals. he won the 100-meter butter fly, despite being second to last on the last turn. the community is fighting back, to save a restaurant. shopping is about to get easier for new parents, satisfy kids of all ages in one spot. mostly cloudy skies. unseasonal temperatures. i'll have the numbers coming up.

. >> welcome back. 9:22 now. no problems after a protest at

chick-fil-a. there was a same sex kiss day. they were protesting comments by a president. >> i don't want a lesbian committing suicide because a guy with a lot of money is out there saying things of hate. >> i would not make out in front of chick-fil-a, in front of kids. i think it is a private, personal, intimate thing. i don't think that it needs to be flaunted. >> it was meant to counter a appreciation day. there were signs held in san diego. they were met by a large group of same sex marriage opponents, police were there to make sure nothing got out of control. toys-r-us is trying to make shopping easier for parents, they are going to build stores next to babies r us. that means more jobs for the economy. the company is planning to fill

70 positions. they are donating pet resuscitation kits to fire apartments. 45,000 pets die every year and they could have been saved if firefighters had the correct equipment. the donation begins at 11:00 a.m. at the pet express. when it comes to k through 12 education, the u.s. has some catching up to do. the u.s. is 31st in the world according to reports, two out of three fourth graders in public school are not reading proficiently. in most states, most students are not proficient in math. nevada is ranked last. and some parents are choosing to leave the state. >> we want our kids to have the most opportunities in life. the schools are not helping out. we need to look elsewhere. california schools are drug

willing too. losangeles-- struggling too. 85 teachers and workers have been laid off and student enrollment is dropped. a new study shows students that are physically fit score higher in reading and math, it went up with levels of fitness. time now, it is 9:24, we'll have whacky weather today. >> yes, mild temps. if you were considering a hike or camping that, is something you should take in consideration. a tent is not going to protect you from lightning and that is a possibility. for the hills, it is a slight one. for the sierra, scattered storms in the forecast. the marine layer deepened a bit

from fairfield through the delta. the winds are blowing at 20 to 24 and gusting stronger than that. we are watching moisture pull in from the south. there is moisture in the forecast for today and again, a system that is off the coast, mixed with moisture and we have enough to bring on the possibility of thunderstorms. dry lightning and dry thunderstorms, i should say. because even with a little bit of rain the atmosphere is so dry the rain will not make it to the ground. for today, the bay area hills, we see an increase in fire danger. we'll track this for you this afternoon, afternoon highs for today, most of us will see a good cool down, especially if you are inland, 81 in livermore, 67 in oakland, off the peninsula, and 62 for san francisco. low 60s for the coast, mostly grey skies across most of the

area. mid and high level clouds, burning away and moving out of the area. the extended forecast, partly cloudy skies, a change for tomorrow. this system will continue to migrate. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. a warming trend as we go back to work on monday. the time is 9:26. if you were a patient at sanford medical center, your information could be at risk.

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. >> violence during an antipolice march in oakland. a search for those responsible for the attack. welcome to the news on 2:00. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm . there was a protest of a police shooting in may. the windows are boarded up for president obama's headquarters. there was a shooting on summit street in oakland. police say a man shot and killed a suspect trying to get in his apartment. new this morning, san jose firefighters are warning people

to be careful after three fires probing out. the firefighters say they were not together, spread around the park, were reported a few hours ago at the back of the park. hundred of patients with personal information could be at risk. a password protected computer that contained medical information was stolen from the stanford medical center. it was inside a locked office and contained medical records and personal information including social security numbers for about 2500 patients. hospital officials say the thieves broke in the office between july 15 and 16. anyone whose information was on the computer is going to be notified. the police are trying to track down a large bell stolen. someone stole it from the saint john missionary baptist church on wednesday night. it weighs 1500 pounds, church officials say they must have used a forklift to haul it. >> you have to be pretty bold

to steal from the church. it is the property of the church. and you don't steal from god. >> the bell actually survived this 1993 fire that destroyed the original church, but it was too heavy for the rebuilt steep will and that's why it was kept under the stairs. church members had hoped to rebuild the steep bin laden steep will again. these are sketches of two children that were found on highway 20. they believe john was 13 and jane was 14. the two were not related. a woman has been arrested in the ongoing investigation into a double homicide and the disappearance of a 16 year old girl in monterey county. an amber alert is out for her. she was kidnapped by our

boyfriend. he is a person of interest in a homicide committed at their home. there was a motorcycle ride to honor people that were hurt. the siblings and widow of reuben hernandez took part in the ride. hernandez died on tuesday when a pickup truck turned in front of him. >> i know my brother would want us to go on. life has to go on. and he was strong and he expects us to be strong, i believe. hernandez was just 37 years old. he had been visiting santa rosa for a teachers' conference when he died. the sonoma bicycle collation is asking everyone to be alert. despite more people riding amtrak, the rail agencies are preparing for cuts. train service on two capital trains are being eliminated on august 13. it impacts service from oakland to sacramento, and the return.

the cuts are expected to save about a million dollars a year. this comes at a time when rider ship is up on trains. according to amtrak. 1.7million passengers ride the route rather than the freeway. the line began in 1991. it started out with six trains. it had about 240,000 fewer riders every year. amtrak is in hot water this morning when it comes to the food and beverage costs. lawmakers say they lost about $833 million over the past ten years feeding its passengers. last year, amtrak lost $84 million. wasteful spending and a lack of oversight on the food and beverage service are blamed. congress spends $1.5 billion a year to keep it running. all state departments will follow new procedures to better monitor special funds. $54million in state park funds were kept off the books. donors who gave money to keep

the parks open will not be reimbursed. they want the money to be spent on repairs in a matching fund for new donations. >> he thinks the dollars should be reinvested in the park system, that they should be -- should be used to address maintenance. >> the department of finance indicated every special fund, none of them were hit like the parks department. the attorney general's office is investigating why the money was hidden. the cow diagnosed with mad cow disease is considered to be an isolated incident. this report was issued by the department of agriculture, which says none of the food tested positive for the disease. the cow was the only one discovered with the sickness in the united states. california has its first confirmed death from west nile

virus. she was 88 years old. the virus is showing up early this year. so far, ten peoples have gotten sick, compared to the same time last year, when there were only seven human cases and no deaths. for all of 2011, there were nine deaths reported. nationwide, west nile is at its worst rate since 2004. more than 240 cases have been reported, including four deaths. in sonoma county, two groups of mosquitoes tested positive for the virus. they are reminds residents to check their yards for standing water and report mosquito issues to the district. lightning is raising a fire danger in the sierra nevada. there a red flag warning for the higher elevations. they reported more than 2000 lightning strikes last month. all that lightning started 70

fires. hundreds of extra fire fight firefighters are being brought in. >> we are making sure we have extra equipment, extra personnel, should we have what could be a busy week with the lightning fires. >> fires are the number one danger to northern california. the monsoon system coming in from southern california that rosemary has been telling us about is already producing dozens of lightning strikes. . good morning to you. a live look over the bay this morning. mostly grey skies. just little peeks of sunshine, we'll remain mostly grey. there are high level clouds in the forecast for the afternoon associated with the monsoonal moisture. there is areas in the contra kosta county, and perhaps even the possibility of a few lightning strikes associated with that. most of this to the south. this will be working its way

north over the course of today. areas near monterey are reporting lightning strikes this morning. this is a disturbance that is tapping into the monsoonal moisture. the two combined is what will bring us the possibility of thunderstorms throughout the afternoon. for us it is a slight chance over the hills and mountains. for the sierra, it is a bigger chance, there is a red flag warning for the sierras starting later day. if you are headed there, this is definitely something worth noting. areas of clear lake are also going to see a red flag warning later today. so this is going to continue again to work its way to the north over the course of the afternoon. once we get rid of the low clouds, we'll continue with the mid and high level clouds. a little coastal drizzle at the coast. the sea breeze is stronger. we have a good breeze blowing to the delta, fairfield, near and the i don't care.

pittsburg reporting gusty conditions. there is a possibility of thunderstorms, especially for the sierra, lasting through tomorrow. the forecasted highs for today, the cool down will continue around bay area. 73 expected for santa rosa in the afternoon. it is going to be cool for august. 65 in saucily to, 67 for oakland, low 80s for livermore. with the monsoonal moisture overhead, it will feel muggy. 77 in san jose, mid 70s for sunnyvale. it will be mild, 56 in red wood city. 62 this afternoon in the city. cloudy conditions expected for the coast. the extended forecast, mid 80s expected for tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. again, the elements, that is, bringing us the possibility of thunderstorms, at least the instability is going to be out

of here by tomorrow. partly cloudy, mostly sunny the second half of the day. on monday, we'll see a slow, first of all warming trend -- gradual, warming trend. still not bad for august. but they are predicting the possibility of triple digit heat by late week. if you are going to be out and about tea, i'll have the lunchtime numbers lined up for you coming up. fewer marijuana plants are being confiscated by law enforcement. federal data shows the number of pot plants seized from grow operations is dropped in most state. in california, 7.3 million plants were found in 2010. dea says growers are changing their tactics. a grand jury report says the arts commission has trouble keeping track of its art. $40million of its art is displayed at the airport. the report shows the city has lost track of some of its 4000

pieces of public artwork. the arts commission director of cultural affairs says the problem is in the paper trail. >> to our knowledge, we do not have any pieces of value missing. over time, pieces have been moved. the documentation has not been great as it could be. >> the commission is planning an 18 month long project to find it. and they are going to expand the free lunches at the libraries. it is made possible through a within with the all me da county food bank. time now is 9:41. a seal has surgery in san diego. his unusual diagnose, what

doctors have never seen. president obama's campaign office in oakland is open after vandals struck. what police say lead to the vandalism. >> and peeking outside on this fray saturday morning, you can see traffic picking up. no major problems to report for you. it is 9:41 and this is mornings on 2. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver, only from at&t. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible.

. >> good morning, it is a gloomy start to the day, we have monsoonal moisture. it may by isolated thunderstorms to the hill. the time now is 9:44. quick recap of the top stories

this morning. sanjose police are investigating an overnight homicide. someone was shot near the park. this is the 24th homicide of the year. in oakland, a reported break-in turns deadly. a resident in an apartment at 28th and summit said an intruder tried to make in his house, and he shot and killed him. antipolice demonstrators broke the office of president obama's headquarters. all rasmus is reporting. >> reporter: they had a training session today. according to police, the vandals that smashed the window, with are part of a splinter group that broke off from a larger anti-police demonstration. it happened around 9:00 last night. a group of about 200 people

walked through the uptown oakland area. they gathered in the middle of the intersection at 17th and telegraph around 9:00. the block party and art and music celebration, first friday was going on. there were large crowds in the area. the smaller splinter group broke off and came back to the obama office and smashed in the windows. >> when i saw this, i thought man, you know, oakland, we try to do things that are great and you get knuckleheads that come here and do this. >> i'm sad because i know the director running the satellite office. i mean, it hurts me. >> reporter: several campaign workers were actually inside the office last night when the vandalism happened. they said they were having a meeting and saw a group of people with faces covered come towards the front window. some people had paintball guns with them. you can see the paint on the

window there. there is also egg yolk there. none of the campaign workers were available or wanted to talk to us. they referred us to a campaign spokesperson in the los angeles area. we are still waiting to hear back from here this morning for some comments on the investigation into the vandalism. live in oakland. . a memorial service is going to be held tomorrow for a native that died tomorrow while climbing the grand teton park. justin belden was beginning his descent when he fell. up to two soldiers in uniform will be doing exercises in concord. the crews will be at the former naval station. you may see a lot of military vehicles during the training, which runs from 1:00 until 4:00 this afternoon. a former u.s. attorney is investigating how the university of colorado handled suspected theater shooter james

holmes. they hired robert miller for independent review. he was a student at the school and a patient seeing a university psychiatrist. the doctor was so concerned about homes' behaver, she said he could be dangerous, he is accused of opening fire in a movie theater and killing 12 people. a military funeral was held for a navy veteran that was killed in the shooting. jonathan blount died after throwing himself in front of a friend. he is survived by two children. a man arrested after carrying a gun in a colorado theater this week wants police to apologize, he says his concealed carry permit gave him the right to take his glock to the theater in colorado, about 15 miles from aurora. >> no threats, nothing. just a man doing what is

actually lawfully protected under the colorado constitution. >> he says he thinks he would have saved lives if he had been at the aurora theater during the shooting. he saw the movie with his gun at a different theater. police stopped him that night to check the gun, but did not arrest him. more than 100 newspaper racks were found in a dumpster. the mercury company said they would remove noncomplying racks but never called competitors to tell them they were in possession of the racks. they say that it is theft. >> first, they were contacted -- they were not contacted. that practice has fallen away. >> we are suspicious of the activity. we would like this investigated by the police. >> police are investigating the case. mercury news says they are

going to re-evaluate their procedures. ktv spoke with the publisher of the san francisco examiner. they have been conducting their own investigation. two dozen of their boxes disappeared. they feel it is suspicious. the new casino is now four days away from opening. we learned it is scheduled to open on wednesday, august 8. it is located on airport boulevard, next to highway 101. final inspections are set for monday and tuesday. a blind seal found dehydrated and underweight is recovering from surgery. he was rescued after he was found in bad shape. soon after the rescue, veterinarians found that she was blind. >> i offered her fish. she was feeling around, she could feel the fish. but could not catch even dead fish floating around in the pool. >> the four month old seal had

a severe case of cat attracts. something the doctors never saw. she had surgery this week. it is hard to tell how much eyesight she will regain. it is time for ticket saturday. today, you can win tickets to the sausalito art festival, on the weekend, labor day. go to www.ktvu.com, before midnight, and click in the secret word "creativity." the secret word again is "creativity." and you can win two tickets to the event. we have highlights from the game against the blue jays, and how they clinched the win in the 15th inning. overcast skies this morning. we have a few lightning strikes popping up in certain areas around the bay, we'll talk about that and what you can expect for saturday. i'll have those numbers for you coming up. cçrrúq happy birthday!

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. the oakland a's continue their habit of winning in walk- off fashion. early on, it looked like they would cruise to a win over the blue jays, but there was a game tying homer in the ninth that took it to the 15th inning. coco crisp got a sac fly. they had two pies in the face, compliments of josh reddick in a spiderman conference. the giants won in denver. the rockies would respond with four runs in the bottom of the seventh. but the giants extended the lead in the eighth after a couple wild pitches and a home run from buster posey.

the giants win 16-4. the uss hornet museum is teaming up with the raiders to bring you cheap tickets. it is only for five games during the season. they include games against the cowboys, jaguars, tampa bay, the new orleans saints and the browns. part of each ticket sold will be sold to museum. right now, cancer survivors are beginning a long walk. they are having the 24 hour relay right now at the high school in oakland. they are celebrating the lives of those that faced cons cancer and raises money for education. there will be a ceremony tonight at 8:00. there are also relays being held in san francisco, menlo park, and vallejo. san francisco is honoring jerry garcia tomorrow. they will have a jerry day concert at the jerry garcia am by theater. he lived there as a kid.

he died of a heart attack in 1995 while undergoing treatment at a drug rehab center. admission is free, but donations are encouraged. in 36 hours, they are going to see if the curiosity robot survived the trip to mars. nasa created outer and inner heat shields for the robots. a number of things need to go perfect for the project to be a success. they want to know what is on the planet mars. >> what we want to know about mars, did it ever have life. does it have life today. curiosity may not answer that question, by it could. we could at least find the building blocks of life. >> curiosity will send radio signals as it lands. it will take 14 minutes for the signals to reach earth at the speed of light. the landing is expected to take place tomorrow night. let's go to rosemary, who is watching some strange

weather for us. might be humid, cool, right? >> the number is rolling back for the afternoon. south westerly breeze kicking up through the delta this morning. take a look at this. it is trying to rain. most if not all hitting the ground. what we have detected in the last half hour to 45 minutes is a few lightning strikes over parts of the delta. and areas near liver more to the east, in between tracy, the possibility there. so we are going to again see the possibility and the threat for thunderstorms today. dry thunderstorms are the bigger concern. there is the fire danger there. temperature-wise, low 50s to low 60s. by noon, mid 50s from the bay inland. for the afternoon, two to four degrees cooler expected around the bay inland to be 5 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday, with upper 70s to low 80s in the forecast. there is the extended forecast there. the disturbance is going to continue to move north and east

and by tomorrow we will be clear of it, partly cloudy skies. ridge of high pressure will build back our way. as it toes, it will warm up the temperatures. upper 80s in the forecast. low 90s by wednesday, thursday and friday, we should be up to triple digits here. >> so enjoy the cool, while we have it. not going to last. >> thanks you. >> well, that our report for this morning, thank you for trusting ktu. >> join us tonight, after the fights. we are always here for you at www.ktvu.com and mobile. have a great day.