. two shootings in two hours. we will tell you the challenge facing investigator he is and chasing down the gunmen. >> a warning for people who like to hike in the east bay hills after a mountain lion and her cubs were spotted. schools got it hours apart. a the search for an arsonist. they are worried it could happen again. >> petaluma, getting ready to take on tennessee of the little

league world series. "mornings on 2" starts now. . good morning and welcome to "mornings on 2". it is sunday, august 19, i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. a little overcast. we will get over to rosemary. good morning, rosemary. it is a nice sunday at this hour waking up with patchy dense fog and visibility is down as well as the coastline. gray out there and turning gray by the afternoon. cooler start as well. mild to warm day in store for the second half. little change as we get into next week. i will have the numbers lined up for you coming up. gunfire erupted in oakland. in a span of 90 minutes, there were two separate shootings. allie rasmus is live now in oakland where they are dealing with more street violence.

>> reporter: the first of the two shootings happened after one on 51st and international. this is a drive-by shooting and this is five people were in the car. one was struck in the head. oakland police have no suspect or vehicle descriptions and one of the challenges they say is that the other vehicles of the drive-by shooting were not cooperating. there was more violence. a man standing outside the ballroom lounge was shot the shooting victim was age to get himself to the alameda hospital. oakland police have not released any information on the suspect right now. live in oakland at of of opd ahead quarters.

allie rasmus, of of ktvu. some people in castro valley are waking up without power. first lights went out around 9:00 last night. at one time merely 6,000 customers were affcted. pg&e blames equipment failure for the outages. derek sanders was spotted panhandling in the fishermen wharf's area. he is caped from the mental center early in redwood city. he has a history of violence and mental illness. he is now charged with a sex offense against a minor. warning for people heading to the hills. a mountain lion and her cubs were spotted near the laboratory, a popular spot for hikers and people visiting the lab. the sign at the gate said the

mountain lions were seen early in the morning and to advise if they see one. and avoid isolated areas as well as hiking alone. one man who lives near the recorrect sights said people should take it seriously. >> there was a mother and cubs up there. everyone should know that. you tonight want to threaten a mountain lion that can't move fast because of the cubs. >> two years ago, they were forced to shoot one that made it in the backyard of a home located near the lab. occupy protestors are staking a claim in albany. they took it over and want to turnpike it into a research farm. they kicked them out and demonstrators continue to break in. and they will hold a harvest

party at the bronze. they don't have the resources to stop the trespassing. three nato service members were killed. the nato alliance said it happened in eastern afghanistan and did not provide any information on the bombing or the victim's nationalities. and most of the troops are u.s. soldiers and there are a few serving from other countries. defense secretary leon panetta and karzai discussed insider attacks on coalition troops. panetta said most of them are carried out by afghan security forces. he is encouraging karzai to do backgrounds checks on his recruits. so far, 24 american service members have been killed by afghan forces. >> our enemies have attempted to under mine the trust between

the coalition and afghan forces. >> the top commander in afghanistan is now ordering more security measures. this includes troops keeping their weapons loaded at all times in case of an attack. >> a guardian angel program calls for one or more unidentified soldiers to monitor afghan troops during any mission or meeting. an insider attack is being blamed for the marines from the south bay. they gathered at st. francis high school to remember matthew. he and three other marines were killed by insurgents posing as a police officer. >> he was doing what he really wanted to do. >> and he was doing amazing things. we won't ever know what he was doing over there. >> after four tours of duty, he was toasted to come home in december and go to law school. both of his parents are well

known justices. they were also in attendance. the three and a half ceremony concluded with a 21 gun salute. they are calling in extra resources after they say two schools were intentionally set on fire. >> firefighters responded to a large fire at phoenix school and then two hours later, a fire began at marconi montessori school. >> it was so intense. crews had to let it burn out. they can't save the day care, preschool or kindergarten. >> this is to the school. a book drop box at a library and carport were set on fire. they expect the incidents to possibly escalate and they say they hope to catch those responsible before someone gets hurt. >> the little league team is hours away from facing one of their challengers. the little league world series

is going to take on tennessee. that team won the first team by the score of 12-1. hundreds of people will pack into the movie theater for a giant party like the one you are looking at from the first game. it starts at 11 this morning and our allie rasmus is now on her way to petaluma. and she will have a live report for us. >> time to take it to tennessee. starts at 11. if you want to get out for a walk or something, it should be a little cool in certain parts of the bay area. >> cooler start definitely. drier air mass in place and will allow us to fall. three to five to 8 degrees cooler from where we started. drier air mass in place and out of here. even if you are headed to the sierra for today. thunderstorms firing off yesterday and today a better day in the sierra as well. the marine layer about a

thousand feet. fairly shallow and mostly clear and areas like napa. and we are cloudy and santa rosa dealing with this. concord, livermore, mostly clear. right along the bay side. coastal communities we have fog. 54 in oakland and into san jose 58 and mostly cloudy as well. 53 for san francisco and for santa rosa. ourtemperatures will be rebounding. similar to yesterday and slightly cooler in some cases. look at the satellite radar. you see a cloud streaming in towards eastern california. this is continuing off to the east. mostly sunny skies in tahoe for today and mostly sunny skies at home remaining for most of the day. back this up a little bit. this is going to bring us the cooler pattern for the week ahead. >> it will range in the upper 80s and barely touching 90 degrees. far inland as well as antioch

and bay area atmosphere in place. dealing with the clouds this morning. afternoon sunshine and afternoon sea breezes and vast range in temperatures. we will watch it as it burns back across and along the coastline by noontime or so. mostly sunny skies and air show in santa rosa. we will see the fog clear and for the coast, if you are headed this way. mostly gray skies and partly cloudy at best. and half moon bay. afternoon highs. and 79 in vallejo. and in san rafael. and 62 along the stretch of pacifica. cool day at the coast. if you like it warm. head inland. 88 for concord. low 90s for antioch and presentwood. 80 degrees in san jose. 76 in areas right around redwood city and mountain view. the extended forecast. little change for tomorrow.

we will begin to see the cool down. more so on tuesday. but it doesn't last very long. little rebound from wednesday into thursday. if you are out and about playing today. i will have the lunchtime numbers coming up. four candidates for the race for mayor in fremont. why they could make history if they win. julian assange breaks his silence. the message he had for president obama. >> it gave them comfort after the 9/11. how a pile is helping those effected in -- affcted in the ashootings. >> right now, -- in the aurora shootings. and this is on the other side of bay bridge and involving a transit bus and two other vehicles. it is on the fremont off ramp. one lane is blocked right now. we will keep an eye on that one for you. you are watching "mornings on 2".

. good morning to you. live look from the roof cam here. we have gray skies. delays at sfo due to low clouds and fog. they are trying to find a missing man who is in need of medication. 57-year-old frank golding was last seen friday night at his home in crow's nest road in boulder creek. he left his medicine behind. golding is 6'" at all and weighs 155-pound. and has a scar on his chin. call the office if you have any information about the whereabouts. >> this surrounds the death of an experienced diver in los angeles county. they pulled the body of 50-year-old rebecca weiss out of the water yesterday.

the husband notified that she did not return after a scheduled dive in a cove. other family members say they are suspicious of the husband. he has not talked to them since her disappearance and was not at the beach when her body was recovered. >> married couple, have their ups and downs. whatever is happening. you know, it is this. i don't know. they had been married for 20 years. an autopsy is scheduled to be performed on weiss today. in the past hour wikileaks founder and accused sixial predator julian assange broke his silence. >> assange received a standing ovation when he stepped out onto the balance conof the london embassy in the ecuador

embassy in london. it was his first public appearance in two months. >> i ask president obama to do the right thing. united states must renounce its witch hunts against wikileaks. >> assange commented that it was disclosing secrets. he did not say how long he will be holed up in the embassy to fight extradition to sweden. they want to question him about a sexual assault there. this is going back to court a group of family members of 9/11 victims said an order blocks them for the names and addresses of other families. they want to find and poll more families in order to get their opinion on where the final resting place should be. >> the spokesman for the group

said it would like to see the remains of the victims encased in a tomb above ground. but the plan is to put the remains underground in the national memorial and museum. a bible used at ground zero is proving comfort to people in aurora, colorado. >> at the vigil a chaplain gave to a 9/11 first responder to help him deal with the grief. since then it has traveled with the group. to other cities coping with tragedies. >> it has been to so many different places and comforted so many people that when you get the energy together, it is just it is just up believable. it does great things. >> tomorrow marks one month since the deadly colorado shooting that also left 58 people injured. >> they were trying to serve court summons. >> police escorted the body of

41-year-old brian bachman to the university of texas. more than 3,000 people attended. he was killed monday when the man he was serving with a summons opened fire. innocent bystander also was killed. he was 51-year-old chris norcliff and he was laid to rest yesterday. 300 family and friends. gathered to remember hum as a kind and creative spirit. he is survived by his wife and two children. fbi agents and others will visit a shikh temple. a gunman opened fire in wisconsin in a shikh temple. >> michelle obama will travel to visit with the families

there. in reno both he and mitt romney are focusing on the battleground state of new hampshire. the president visited there. and it was held inside a packed high school gymnasium. >> he talked about saving medicare and extending middle class tax cuts all the while accusing romney of saving taxes for the rich. this is a trickle down snake oil. it did not work then. it will not work now. it is not a plan. >> romney's 5 trillion tax cut proposal would raise taxes by an average of $2,000 for middle class families. >> romney and paul ryan will take part in a town meeting tomorrow. >> romney is back in massachusetts where he once served as governor. he attended a couple of fundraisers and stopped in for desert. he turned heads when he ordered

coffee ice cream. they avoid alcohol and caffeine. >> been they have four electoral votes and 49% of likely voters in new hampshire favor president obama and 46% favor romney. they report four people are vying for the top spot. >> anu will be the city's first elected woman mayor. >> she have cho would be the first chinese-american. and 18-year-old college student aziz would be the youngest. and fifth is current councilman bill harrison. bay area home sales are continuing to rise and so are prices. according to a new real estate. it is at its high he was level. in the pay area. of 985 homes were sold last

months. that is up 23% compared to the same time last year. >> to put things in perspective. >> the median price was at $421,000 in july. the highest home prices this summer in this region were found in san francisco where the cost was 714,000 and the lowest was at 188,000. dui crackdown is underway in sonoma county. a dui task force began conducting probation checks and extra patrols are in effect for the next couple of weeks. we were with officers as they were looking for people who skipped out on court or dui classes. right now. there are 14,000 dui active warrants in sonoma county. >> she is operations help us track down as many as we can fine. >> try to keep on them and there is some accountability

for the people who get a dui and don't go to court. >> these type of crackdowns are worth it to avoid alcohol related crashes. more people are drinking, celebrating. and getting behind the wheel. well, first the drought and now severe needing. we will give you a look at the damage residents are dealing with this morning. >> a man is trapped in a well for more 24 hours. how he fell in and what crews had to to to get him out. >> across the bay area. and it is a cooler start out there. we will look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the afternoon, coming up. if you want less, you can always have less,

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that roof, as you can see there collapsed and all the windows were blown out. the store was full of kids shopping for back to school supplies. >> right now. we are turn to get the gas turned off and electricity. and the city has some investigators and structural engineers and see if it is safe enough. the fast rising water stranded a fire truck and submerged a number of cars in a hospital parking garage. people at a nearby mall came out and having to scoop water out of their cars. no reports of any injuries. >> no video like that here in northern california. rosemary, you are talking about a nicer afternoon. >> quiter afternoon -- quieter afternoon in store. and around the pay, shrouded by fog. little bit of fog and santa rosa, and visibility down to a quarter mile. you can see the winds on shore

and right around fairfield 23 miles an hour. nice delta breeze blowing. our air mass is drier. and some of us waking up with clear skies as opposed to cloudy skies. 53 in napa and areas around the bay. san jose, oakland, concord, all checking in between 55 and 57 degrees. for the afternoon, a nice one. this morning, some dense 50s to 60 degrees. by noontime. widespread 60s around the coast and bay. then for the afternoon you can see only just a few isolated pockets of red. meaning most of our inland areas low to mid- to upper 80s and 60s and partly cloudy skies at the coast. extended forecast. we are not going to change a whole lot. monday, mostly cloudy skies and

temperatures very similar to today t we have a trough off the coast and as it does. it is going to cool them down. tuesday, wednesday. and rebound fairly soon into thursday. 88 degrees. >> slightly warmer and mid-60s at the coast. back to you. >> thanks, rosemary. a man is was trapped inside a well for more than 24 hours. >> rescuers had to break apart the concrete in order to free the man. authorities say he dropped something in the well and fell in. while trying to get it out. it is in a remote area. and people riding on horseback heard the man cry for help. able to walk out after being freed and till taken to the hospital to be checked out. >> 7:27. new video of a car fire in oakland. there are some dramatic pictures. check it out. we will tell you what we

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i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. >> shots fired on the streets of oakland. two of which happened two hours apart. are around 2:15 a man was shot outside some businesses and officers tell us he was shot in the next, chest and leg. and that was a separate shooting before one in the morning. and first avenue and enter national. a gunman said he chased after a white car with five people inside the car and left with pull let holes and back window shot out. one person was hit in the head and rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. >> they have not made arrests in either of the shootings. >> they are seeking information on another drive-by shooting. that happened at 11:30. highway patrol said an 18-year old man was driving westbound near 150th avenue and someone pulled up next to him and opened fire. the victim was taken to the hospital and authorities are

looking for a light colored sedan. we have some now video to show you of a spectacular car fire in oakland. they were shooting out the front hood of the vehicle. this happened at 11:00 last night and the opener blames the fire on mechanical problems. he said he was at a party when someone rushed in to tell him his car was on fire. >> he was rescued from the waters off candlestick point. >> 2-1-year-old boys cot stuck in a current when trying to retrieve a football in the water. >> they heard the calls for help and three of them also got caught up in the current. they responded and pulled everyone to shore. >> one person suffered hypothermia. and no injuries were reported. they are investigating the shooting of a 15-year-old boy. officers found the injured teenager on upon nome ma avenue noon and if he was spotted a block away and rushed to the

hospital and expected to survive. the motive for the shooting is understand investigation and they say it may have been gang related. >> a man shot in the face at the cardinal football game is in stable condition and is expected to survive. >> that happened in the parking lot in suburb ban phoenix. >> they have -- surgeon ban ban phoenix. it was the gunman who first called claiming it was an accident. he was arrested and since released. they said both men could be charged in the case. >> you may recall fan violence that broke out at the preseason game between the raiders and 49ers. well the nfl is requiring any unruley fan to take a four hour on line course. topics include anger management. >> alcohol consumption and crude behavior. it could cost up to $400. and if they don't take the

class and are on the property they could be arrested. they arrested an elderly man in connection with a road rage incident in santa rosa. >> harry smith is suspected of chasing a cyclist onto the oakmont golf course. >> he had a prior road rage incident. the biker had an injured wrist which required surgery. there was a refinery fire. they are spraying water at local parks and they are trying to hose downey soot in the air. parents have expressed concerns about the air quality and the children's safety when schools begin tomorrow. >> it is regrettable incident that happened. we want to make sure we do what is right by the community. we value our place here and we want to address people's concerns. >> the investigation into the

fire continues. >> chevron said it is premature to discuss the case. >> ever contra costa times reports that they have been fined 11,000 by cal osha. the good safety record compared to other refineries. a feud may be brewing by investigatives -- investigators over that fire. he posted comments on his facebook page. grand standing for the media. and giving out misleading information for core road pipes and he wrote. the board was scaring the public with half truths and misleading information. two days into an investigation. and they can't wait to talk to the press. one might conclude they have a biased agenda, end quote. it has been removed and federal government is declining comment. >> they have a large number of charter schools in the nation. they are fighting to stay

alive. >> this is why so many charter schools are struggling across the state. >> according to the association. >> 412,000 kids are enrolled in charter schools in california. in 1994, there were 31 charter cool schools in the state. now there are more than 400. >> they get less in state funding for students than traditional schools. >> converting to a charter school is the reason the elementary school was able to stay hope. they were slated to close this year and get approval to make the conversion. administrators at the school are grateful they are given a second chance. >> this is the turning point. and it is a real testimony to the power of the parents. >> classes for the next school year start next week and they will offer it directly with the alameda school board rather than the oakland school district. they are shedding light on the spending scandalful

according to the the park and recs department. they he were looking for way to spend extra money despite park closures. 30 interviews. reveal that administrators were hiding money and giving off the impression that state parks were in financial trouble. >> governor jerry brown's office said the revenue was not reported to the department of finance. a fire in central washington is leading to mandatory evacuations in idaho. heavy smoke is forcing people from their homes. both of these towns are located 105 miles northeast of boise. it has now burned 100 square miles. thunder and lightning are threatening plans for the fire. >> this is the cascade mountains north of seattle and

destroyed 210 buildings. the fire danger is high and the chance of lightning. >> new video just into the newsroom of a vallejo fire they are calling suspicious. >> it started at an army surplus store on couch street. >> it is closed for several years. this is the third suspicious fire on couch street. and just the past couple of weeks, no injury resist being reported. >> you can see it out there. >> all right. at 7:38. we will go to rosemary. how is it shaping up this sunny skies. >> we are a little cloudy out there. it is a nice afternoon. for most of us. widespread 80s and few of us hitting 90-degrees. if you like it warm, head inland. cloudy, cooler, maybe the coast is the place to be. and you can't even see the city shrouded in fog this morning. low visibility along the coast and reporting of patchy and

dense fog as well. >> for the afternoon. looking good for today's air show and the satellite radar here. and all pushing off to the east. >> you are making a trip to tahoe. and for today. >> mostly sunny skies here at home. once it burns off. marine layer burns off and it is fairly shallow. >> a little stronger and backing all the way up. >> i will show you the cool weather pattern that is headed our way. this trough will arrive by tuesday. bringing additional cooling. all in all. we are looking at temperatures. several degrees below. and for today. we are dealing with partly cloudy skies in parts of nap patchle and santa rosa. and santa rosa is mostly cloudy. concord and livermore is mostly clear. not sure why it is picking up here and san jose waking up with mostly cloudy skies and beef pockets of cloudy and

mostly cloudy. and by noontime. 1:00. it is hugging the coast and mostly clear elsewhere for sunday afternoon. it will head back as we move through the evening hours. >> 56 degrees in fairfield and 55 in napa. and oakland, redwood city. and with a tryer air mass in place. >> anywhere from it three to five to 8 degrees of where we started yesterday. if you are out this morning. maybe the farmer's market. >> it is areas of the north bay. it is a cool start. >> 85 in sonomaful and in other cases -- in sonoma county. and upper 60s and 70s. right along san leandro and oakland. and down into the south bay. 73 degrees in san jose. and morgan hill low to

mid-80s. along the peninsula, 72 in san mateo and 63 in the city. and low 60s along the coastline. extended forecast. little changes as we get back to work on monday. and cooling on tuesday. numbers will bump up as we head into wednesday and thursday. >> good looking forecast. >> last day of celebration for the gay pride festival. >> they conduct off with a nondenominational prayer service and this is followed by a number of performances by bay area artist. yesterday's community includes spin art and boxing ring. >> 7:41. new information about a plane crash that killed 32 people. including top government officials. >> it is another milestone for pinterest. it is now going mobile. >> we will take you outside for a live look at # 80 town in the

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. temperatures are holding in the low 50s. new this morning a plane carrying a sudan niece delegation crashed and -- sudanese and the pilot ran into bad weather and killed

everyone on board. the minister of endowment and leading member of the sudan's peace and justice party. the delegation was on the way to a muslim festival. united airlines flight was forced to make a landing because of one of its engines. it returned to newark airport last night. a tire blew during takeoff and flew into an engine. passengers reported seeing flames spewing from the engine at one point. it was forced to circle in the air in order to burn off feel before it could return to the airport. no one was injured. in libya they are plameing gadhafi loyalists for an explosion. one went off north of the city of tripoli. >> at least two people have died from the attacks. third bomb was discovered and diffused. tomorrow marks the fall of

tripoli. they toppled the regime and liberated the city. >> an activist is heading to syria to help rebel forces there. he filmed his lineian experience last year and wanted to overthrow gadhafi. he was held in solitary confine hadn't and it was psychological torture and eventually escaped from prison. it will be more dangerous and believes it is his calling to help freedom fighters. >> i don't like people who go for a rush. i don't intend to guy and when i go and put myself up on the front line, that is a possibility and i recognize that. >> van dike said the family supports then differ. and he will spend a month in syria and post a documentary of his experience on line. more juveniles that face life in prison could get a shot

at freedom. >> there are 2500 juvenile inmates that are serving life in prison without parole. >> it is here in the state of california. they are coming under fire by lawmakers and the u.s. supreme court. they claim the sentences are cruel and unusual punishment. >> the california supreme court pass add bill that gives lives a shot at freedom. >> a law that from trying to cure their kids from same sex attractions is closer to the legislator's desk this morning. they are attempting to get the governor's signature. it is expected to draw a big response. backers see the bill as a civil rights issue while critics say lawmakers are violating parent's rights. they putting forward millions of dollars to stop a statewide effort to require labels on food. it would show if the food had

general netally engineered ingredients. they have contributed $25 million. that's almost 10 times the amount who say california health conscious shoppers want more information about the food they eat. first lady michelle obama will host the first kid's state dinner at the white house tomorrow. >> 54 children from all over the country have been invited to the event. the menu will feature healthy recipes selected from a healthy lifetime challenge. it is to end childhood obesity and the children will be treated to a performance by the boy band big time rush. kids are heading back to class tomorrow. elementary and middle school is is up and high school enrollment is starting to fall in san francisco. they show 57,000 students for the new school year and that is up from last year. most of the increase is coming

from kindergarten, sixth and ninth grade. they are all more than 400 students decrease this year. >> they will greet kids returning to class tomorrow. they say they are adding a second crossing guard to a few intersections in the city. the goal is to improve safety for students. they will be regulating parking around city schools. during school hours. >> thanks to millions of dollars in renovations. balboa park is rising in popularity. they cut the ribbon on the revamped park located near city college. and more people say they will bring their children and families there. and the upgrade includes new playground equipment. picnic area as well as a skate park. >> thanks to a nonprofit park. >> 200 volunteers started building the playground yesterday for creative

education and the students had a hand in designing it. >> the children get to decide what the play ground is going to look like. they come up with the concept and the adults make it happen. >> once finished, it as rock climbing wall. and it is a stage for performances. >> well, san francisco based pinterest is the fastest growing media site. last week, they hit a landmark after they dropped the invite only status and opened up a sign up policy for all web users. >> it is ranked the third most visited social media network. prince william is being credited with saving a young girl's life. the rescue he made right off the coast of wales, an american woman makes another attempt at becoming the first person to go from cuba to florida. but the familiar problems she

is running into once again. . fog and clouds have regrouped in the overnight hours. leaving us with well, gray skies and portions of the golden gate bridge there this morning. i will have the numbers coming up this morning.

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william is a search and rescue pilot for the royal air force. and he was at the controls when the girl got caught in a dangerous rip current off the coast of wales, a paramedic was of lowered to help her out of the water and she was flown to the hospital. an electrical known regimen from california was honored in alameda. they were segregated u.s. army infantry made up of filipino

americans and almost no one knew about them. >> those missions were kept classified for possibly 50 years or so. >> so, it is why no one heard of us. we were instrumental in bringing down the enemy. >> corporal alfonso lamata was the keynote speaker. he was 17 years old when he joined the army. diana nyad is trying to swim from cuba to florida. right now her biggest obstacle is jellyfish. the people with her report that she was stung four times after 10 hours in the water. it is going to take at least 60 hours for nyad to complete the swim. >> she said she is still determined to reach her dream. >> unstead of staying on the

couch for a lifetime and let the precious time go by. be fiercely bold and go out and chase your dreams. >> nyad turns 63 years old next week. giants will go for a sweep of the padres before heading north of los angeles for a three games set for the dodgers. they trail the dodgers. here is the big leader. he had a solo shot. second of the season. padres took the the lead in the third. and bar receipt toe. he would only go four. giving up four and rallying in the fifth to tie the game and took the lead on another hit by him. he was 3-5 on the night the and the game went back and forth and the giants hung on for a 5-7 victory. >> oakland had a big 3rd inning.

scoring three runs first on josh reddick double. and then a 2-run home run. and that was his 16th on the season right there. they were building a 8-1 lead and despite that, the indians o would come away with a win. >> this was the last day of business. the owner has sold the bar after four decades. richard greenberg said that at 80 years old. it is time to get out of the business and he said he had a good run. >> people get married in my bar. >> they met their wives in my bar. they have been here for so long. this is a wonderful tradition. what i had here. and i was so happy to be here. >> well, greenberg said he is going to enjoy his retirement by traveling and spending more time with his wife.

it is not known what the new owners plan to do with the bar and we wish him the best in retirement. >> good luck on the best. it is open for a long time there. >> talk about the as highlights. they are back at it again. in oakland. and back over to rosemary and see what they can expect. it is a 105 start. >> it is a nice day out there. >> very pleasant weather. early to do tailgating and extra layer and gray skies in oakland. and cool conditions outside the door as well. >> sunny skies and spend the day in san jose. and it is the pride festival going on interest. 70 degrees at noontime. warming to 80 degrees for san jose. nice warm day for you. meanwhile around the bay we are looking at temperatures at 77, 76 in redwood city. and mostly cloudy skies. inland is another warm day. seasonal, not bad at all.

>> 88 in concord, extended forecast, little change as we get into the new work week and with these numbers. cooler than what we felt last week and will remain that way into tuesday. even more of a cool down. >> mid-80s for most of the area and the inland spots and partly cloudy skies and slightly warmer. back to you. >> time now is 7:57. >> there is is a a surge of troops with the afghan forces they train. how the u.s. defense secretary wants afghanistan to respond. muslims around the world are celebrating the ends of ramadan today. -- the end of ramadan today.

. two people hurt in a shooting. what they are saying this morning. a mountain lion and cubs were seen. we are hours away from the petaluma little league game. what the coach is expecting for the tough game.

good morning, everyone. welcome to "mornings on 2". it is sunday, august 19th. i am mike mibach. >> i am claudine wong. >> we will get over to rosemary orozco. and what we can expect this week. good morning to you. we are settling into a pattern that is comfortable for most. this is dense fog and santa rosa reporting fog this morningful cooler start to the kay. drier air mass in place are. for the afternoon. partly mild skies and subtle changes in the extended forecast. i will line this up and show you what to expect for today coming up. >> within the last few hours, they reported the 28th homicide of the year. just after five, they found a man shot to death on van sesel avenue near winchester boulevard. they are trying to figure out what led to the shooting. no arrests have been made. they are investigating two shootings. one was before 1:00 in the area

of 61st avenue and international. the officer said the gunman chased after a white car. that car was left with bullet holes and the back window shut out. one person was struck in the head and rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. man was shot outside at second and international. the vick tunnel was shot in the next, chest and leg. it does not appear that the shootings are related and the police may not have made any arrests in either case. >> pg&e and customers in castro valley are in the dark. it as long night and several power outages in the area since 9:00 and at one time. nearly 6,000 customers were affected and they should have everything up soon. >> they blame the equipment failure for the outages. he broke out of a facility

and else back in custody. he was spotted panhandling in the fisherman's wharf area. they had seen news report of his escape. they broke out of the mental health center early monday morning and has a history of mental illness and was there for treatment. but was also facing a six offense chargele involving a minor -- charge involving a minor. this has killed three nato service members. it did not he provide think further information on the bombing or the nationalities of the victims. most of the troops in afghanistan are american but there are a few serving from other countries. >> this comes as defense secretary leon panetta. and casey will stop attacks on the coalition troops. >> they are by insurgents posing as afghan security

forces. he is encouraging karzai to perform better background checks on his troops. so far 40 american troops have been killed by afghan forces. >> enemies have attempted to under mine the trust between the coalition and afghan forces. the top american commander in afghanistan is ordering more security measures. those include troops keeping their weapons loaded at all times and angel guardian program is also in place. during any mission or meeting. a marine was laid to rest after military said he was killed in an insider attack. close to 1,000 people gathered at st. francis high school in mountainview. he and three others were killed but an afghan insurgent posing as a police officer. >> he was doing what he really wanted to do. and i mean. he was doing amazing things. we won't ever know what he was

doing over there. after four tours of dude in afghanistan, he was set to come home in december and wanted to attend law school. tight security was in effect at the funeral. both of his parents are well known judges and chief justice from the state supreme court and the santa clara district attorney were in attendance and they concluded with a 21 gun salute. warning signs are posted near the hills above the campus. police say a mountain lion and her cubs were spotted by the laboratory. that is a popular spot for hikers. and others. they advise people to call 911 if they see one. they are asking people to avoid isolated areas and to not hike alone. one man who lives in the area said people should listen to police. >> it is serious. there was a mother with cubs up there. everyone should know that.

because you don't want to threaten a mountain lion that can't novato fast because of the cubs. >> residents say it is unusual to see them in the area they are forced to shoot one that made it in the backyard of a home. close to the lab. >> they are continuing to stake a claim over uc berkeley owned land in albany. they took over the land known as the guilt track and they wanted to turn it into a farm. camp pulse police kicked them out in may and they continue to break in. and kick out cropsful they will hold a harvest party at the glance and it does not have to stop the trespassing. >> it is 8:06. in a few minutes. the all-stars will take the field in south williamsport, pennsylvania. it is the second game in the little league world series. allie rasmus is live now where they want to sit and gather and

watch the team take on tennessee. >> allie. >> we are in downtown petaluma and the big show today. it is not hollywood blockbuster, it is the little league game two. they are showing the game on one of the big screens here in the theater. >> next couple of hours we should start to watch people coming into the game. it is the little league team taking on the regional team from tennessee. we will show you video from the last game. this is earlier this week. >> now, they are the petaluma all-stars and the western region champs. at 11:00 pacific final they will fails off against the winners. >> we talked to one of the team's coaches about the game and he thinks it is going to be tough and the team is well prepared. they are practicing every day twice a day and they are ready for it. >> we are expecting a low

scoring game today. and one of our aces today. and danny marzo and it as tight game. hopefully, there is no mistakes and come out and battle. it is definitely a challenge. if we get through today. we move our chances to go forward. >> reporter: more than 500 people came to watch the team's first little league game. they beat a little league team from connecticut and their fans back here at home couldn't contain their excitement. >> game two is at 2:00 our time. it is 10-dollars a piece and i emphasize, the money raised from the ticket sale assist will cover some of the travel expenses for the petaluma little league team. it is all starting at 11:00. allie rasmus. channel 2 news. good morning to you. a good looking day for petaluma today. and good looking days are most of the bay area.

we are waking up with gray skies around the coast and parts of the bay and inland. we are seeing fog in areas like santa rosa. and we have a cooler pattern that will be taking place today and into next week. a trough off the coast will usher in the cooler area going to strengthen the on shore breeze. and although this morning. right at about a thousand feet and still shallow. it is going to push the high pressure out of our area. and bring us comfortable weather as we move into next week. partly cloudy skies expected for the afternoon. it is down by a few degrees over saturday the and this morning waking up with fog and low clouds and it is hard time capturing all the fog. we are looking at a burn off. back to the coastline by noontime and partly cloudy skies and mostly cloudy near pacifica. and not like the rest of us dealing with mostly sunny skies and nice temperatures. waking up with 50s and low

50s. near santa rosa and slipping into the upper 40s. >> it is patchy dense fog and here along the coastline. this is for the arriving flights and the low clouds and 60s into the east bay. we move a little closer inland. and we are looking at temperatures nearing 60 degrees. >> for the afternoon. lunchtime numbers. it is 60s on the other side of east bay as well and for inland spots. low to mid- to upper 70s and then for the afternoon. mid- to upper 80s and spots. just a few low 90s. in store. saint helena. we will have it right on the dot and 79, san rafael. and east bay locations looking at 70 and in castor valley. up over the hill. numbers are warm. >> 89 in livermore. great day for a backyard pool

party in areas around livermore. antioch and south bay. nice day. warm. and 79 in santa clara. and for sunnyvale. and for the peninsula. very mild. >> 76 redwood city. and san bruno, low 60s and low 60s out at the coast. and numbers are going to budge very little. for tomorrow. and then into tuesday additional cooling as the trough moves to the coast and slight rebound back to wednesday and thursday. this is temporary road closures. they will close the westbound lanes of highway four at summersville road. it is part of a project to dieden the road. andp -- widen the road and for the rest of the week. they will be closed from 8:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. all right. wikileaks leak founder julian

assange has surged the united states to do something. first appearance in months. experienced diver found dead in l.a. county. why the women's family said they are now suspicious of her husband. . first, we will take you outside. there she is. the golden gate bridge, still covered in fog this morning. traffic is moving all look just fine. time is 8:11. this is "mornings on 2". for back to school. introducing share everything, only from verizon. a shareable pool of data to power up to 10 different devices. add multiple smartphones to your plan, so everyone in your family can enjoy unlimited talk and text. the first plan of its kind. share everything. get your student a samsung galaxy nexus for $99.99.

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. good morning to you. welcome back. giving you a live look there jack london square farmer's market. mostly cloudy skies and 55-degree it is you are headed out. >> muslims around the world are celebrating the end of the month of ram ma dab -- ramadan. after sun advise, thousands of egyptians gathered to pray. it is the first ramadan since the presidential elections. one man told reporters, he prayed for the end of the violence especially in the country of syria. >> several japanese nationalists in the east seas landing a landis pout with china. >> tokyo and beijing is located here and fighting over the chain. it started last week after chinese activists landed on the island. they were deported after

arriving. the japanese groups staked flags before going back to the boats. there is sexual predator julian assange, he is breaking husband silence -- bricking his silence -- breaking his silence. >> you can hear the cheering. he received a cheering. this is his first public appearance in two months. >> i ask president obama to do the right thing. you statute must renounce its witch hunt against wikileaks. >> assange demanded that the u.s. release the army official. and he didn't say how long he would be fighting extradition in sweden. they want to question him about a sexual assault.

a mystery sounds the death after experienced diver. they pulled the body of rebecca weiss out of the water. the husband notified officialses that she -- photograph that she didn't return. the family has not spoken to him since the disappearance and he wasn't at the beach when they recovered her body. >> what ever is happening. you know, i don't know. >> the couple was married for zero years and an autopsy is scheduled to be performed on beiss -- wess today. they are trying to find a missing man who is in need of medication. he was last seen friday night on crow's nest drive in boulder creek. he left behind his medicine.

golding is six feet tall and weighs 155 pounds and has scars on his chin. >> call the sheriff's office if you have any information on the whereabouts. >> families are fighting over the decision whether to bury the remains of loved ones. a spokesman for the family said they want the remains of the victims encased in a tomb above ground. right now the plan is to put them underground in the memorial. they want to poll more families but the judge won't release the contact information. the group is appealing that decision. different type of memorial is traveling the country and found its way to aurora, colorado. >> there was a vigil held for the one people killed. there was a bible that a chaplain gave to a responder for 9/11. since then it has traveled to other cities dealing with tragedies. >> it has been to so many

different places and has comforted so many people that when you get the energy together. it is just unbelievable. it does great things. >> it marks one month since the shooting that left 58 people injured. >> fbi agentsen a the u.s. attorney will visit a sikh temple. it comes two weeks after they opened fire in oak creek wisconsin. he killed six people before he turned the gun on himself. >> michelle obama will travel to oak creek to travel with the victim's families. >> a constable was killed while serving a summons. they escorted the body of brian bachmann on the property of the of texas a & m university. he was killed monday when the man he was serving with a summons opened fire. innocent bystander was also killed. and police later shot and

killed the suspect. chris norcliff was laid to rest yesterday. 300 family, friends. and community members gathered to remember north cliff as a kind and creative spirit. he is survived by a wife and two children. >> sacramento firefighters are searching for an aerial lifts -- arsonist after a fire was set. two hours later, a fire began at the marconi hadn't sorry school. they had to left it burn out and they couldn't safe the prepre-k and the kindergarten. >> can't believe they would do it to the school and the kids. >> this was also set on fire. they are calling in extra forces and expect the incidents to escalate. they hope to catch the people responsible before someone gets hurt. >> the west nile spraying is

set for the dallas area -- they have 22,000 acres to spray. >> they were not able to go up last night because of high winds and storms. west nile virus spread by mosquitoes have left people sick. and most of the cases are in texas. a bug threatening the citrus industry is spreading throughout california groves. 20 cases of asian citrus is confirmed in riverside county. it carries aedes that is lethal to citrus trees and leads to quarantine which means no truth can be be shipped out unless clipped of foliage. trapped inside a well. how the man got stuck and why hots say he was lucky to be found. a drier, cooler pattern is settling into the bay area. what you can expect for your

sunday, coming up.

. one person died and there was a pile up on the indiana interstate in jasper county. it involved a dozen vehicles. one of them big rigs and red suv was completely mangled in the crash. see it there. they blame fog and smoke from a nearby fire that made it

difficult for drivers to see. >> a southern california man is recovering after being trapped inside a well for at least 24 hours. as you can see they are breaking apart. they had to do that to get the man free he from the well. they say he dropped something in the well and fell in trying to get it out. it is in a remote area. people running by on horseback heard the man's cries for help. he was able to walk on his own after being freed but he was still taken to the hospital. >> dropped something. let it go. don't let it go. it is that sketchy for the well. > 8:25. we will turn to rosemary real quick and are conditions improving a little bit? >> yes, cloud cover burning off and it will retreat back to the

coastline by early morning. and late afternoon. it is blue skies. that has led us to a bigger cool down in the overnight hours. concord and livermore. mostly blue yesterday and mostly cloudy and we had higher humidity levels in the atmosphere. so a cooler start to the morning. we have a weak on shore breeze. you can see fair field and that is blowing and help cool temperatures back for the afternoon. 50 degrees and still a little bit of a cool start out there. and mid to upper 50s. right around oakland and down into san jose. for the afternoon, slightly cooler and mostly clear skies. 88 for concord and livermore. down to the santa clara valley and 78 morgan hill. low 80s. nap napa valley -- napa. and santa rosa and low 60s to mid-60s. partly sunny skies at the

coast. forecast there, little change in store. we will see tuesday, a cooling and could be the coolest day. wednesday and thursday. >> back to you. >> thank, rosemary. >> there could be more scenes like this on lake michigan today. nine water spout formed on the lake in wisconsin. they said it could trigger more and boaters are being warned out there. they can reach up to 60 miles an hour. >> well this morning. people in dallas are cleaning up after a sudden rainstorm. and that rain came down in sheets. they say they don't normally flood and it was just too much for one building in the southern part of that city. that entire roof collapsed and the windows were blown out. one day before. that was full of children shopping for back to school supplies. no reports of injuries. >> a vacant building was did he trod in vallejo and what it has -- was destroyed in vallejo

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. are they are getting ready to cheer on the all-stars and know the little league world series. welcome back. i am claudine wong. >> i am mike mibach. the countdown is underway. it is less than three hours away and allie rasmus is downtown. petaluma where a movie theater will be packed with fans later. allie. >> reporter: this is downtown

petaluma. and if you get to the ticket counter, they have an advertisement. they are going to be broadcasting game two of the little league world series on the big screen inside the theater. this is video from game one on thursday when the petaluma. national all-stars beat a little league team from connecticut. they are the western regional champs. today at 11, they will face off against the southeast from tennessee. that team has a really strong record and really tough pitcher. when we talked to the petaluma nationals coach this morning he said they were practicing twice a day every day and what makes this group of kids special is not just their talent but they have been playing together for four or five years and since they were eight years old. >> they know their habits and trust each other on the ball field. that's what makes the group remarkable. >> you know, they are just unbelievable. >> reporter: now, this is a

scene inside the boulevard cinemas on thursday. more than 500 people showed up to watch game one of the little league game series. now, game two starts at 111:00 our time and it is 10-dollar as piece and keep in mind it is the money raised from the ticket sales and go back to the little league team and the travel expenses to getting to this little league world series in pennsylvania. allie rasmus, channel 2 news. >> they are investigating their suspicious fire in the past couple of weeks. >> they started before 7:00 this morning. it is an army surplus store. take, smoke and flames and that building was vacant for years. this is the third suspicious fire at a vacant building in the past couple of weeks. north unatly no injuries are reported. there was a spectacular car fire. look at the flames shooting from the fronts of the vehicle.

it was parked on 55th and they are blaming the fire on mechanical parties. someone rushed in to hill him his car was on fire. >> one person is recovering after being shot in san lee and doe. highway patrol says an 18 other old man was driving westbound when someone pulled up next to him and opened fire. >> the victim was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. they are looking for a light-colored sedan. >> police are now investigating the shooting of a 15-year-old boy. officers found the injured boy on ponoma avenue and they say he was shot. just a block away on san jose avenue and he is expected to survive. the motive for the shooting is under investigation. officers say it may have been gang related. >> one person suffered mild hypothermia after being pulled from the water off candlestick

point. they were stuck in the current after trying to retrieve a ball from the water. >> three of them all both caught up in the current. the coast guard responded and pulled everybody to shore. a man shot in the face outside a football game in arizona is in stable condition this morning and expected to survive. it happened in the parking lot outside the stadium in suburban five rattorney's. they had been arguing. and the gunman -- p in suburban phoenix. they say both men could being charged in the case. you may recall the violence that broke out at the game between the raiders and niners. any unruly fan has to go to a

course. covering alcohol consumption and crude behavior. it cost cost up to been p $100. and if they do not take the course, they could be arrested for trespassing. there is a this browing over the refinery fire. the load investigator posted several comments on his facebook page. he accused the safety board of grand standing for the media and getting out misleading information as a possible cause to the fire. they wrote that the board is scaring the public with half truths and misleading information. two day noose an investigation and they can't wait to talk to the press. one might conclude they have a bias agenda. it has been since removed and they are declining comment. in the meantime. it is in the wake of that fire. crews are busy spraying water on to schools. play grounds and parks. hose downey smoke and soot that might be on the equipment or in the air. parents expressed concern about

the air quality and the children's safety. school begins tomorrow. >> it is a regrettable incident that happened. we want to make sure we do what is right with by the community. we value our place here and so we want to address people's concerns. >> chevron said it is still premature to discuss the refinery fire. there is a scandal involving state parks. the parks and recreation department was searching for ways to spends extra money p and facing park closures. 30 interviews revealed that administrators were hiding money and giving off the impression that state parks were in financial trouble. >> governor engineer are you brown's office said at least $54 million in revenue was not reported to the department of finance. >> people in idaho are being evacuated from their homes. it is lead to

mandatoryevacuations and these town resist located 105 miles northeast of boise. it has burned for miles and thunder and lightning are preventing them from working to contain the fire. in the western part of washington, they are heading back to their homes. the fire is in the cascade mountains. east of seattle. it destroyed 200 homes and other buildings. the fire danger in the area remains hot thanks to hot, dry weather and chance of lightning. >> the last day of events for san jose's pride festival will begin. it start with a nondenominational prayer service and will follow performances at a number of artists. yesterday's community day included a rock climbing wall and spin art as well as a boxing rung. in 201 election news. president obama will speak at a college on tuesday.

meanwhile both he and mitt romney are focusing on the battleground state of new hampshire. the president campaigned there. and on friday, packed high school gymnasium. he talked about saving medicare. alternative energy and extending middle class tax cuts while accusing romney of lowering taxes for the rich. >> they have been trying to  sell this trickle down snake oil before. it did not work then and it will not work now. >> the president said romney's proposal would raise taxes by $2,000 nor middle class families. >> the running made paul ryan will take part in it tomorrow. he had a couple of funds raisers and stopped for dessert. mitt romney turned heads when he ordered coffee ice cream. >> they avoid alcohol and

caffeine. >> this is considered a swing state. there is a tight race there. 49% of new hampshire favor president obama and 46% support romney. back here in the bay area, history could be made for the race for fremont mayor. four people are vying for the top spot. 50-year-old vice mayor anu nataraja would be the first women mayor. and steve cho would be the first chain-american and aziz akbari would be the youngest. fourth candidate is current councilman bill harrison. we are on the away for a sunday afternoon. given a live look here over san jose. we have got gray skies over the bay and into the east bay. cloudy skies and mostly clear.

now the numbers are rebounding. it is a pretty good dealtty breeze blowing and 55 in napa valley. and 66 in heywardid the and 54 for livermore. temperatures will begin to warm as we head right around noontime. going to be comfortable today and in the afternoon. it is the hotter spots nearing 90 degrees. we have mostly clear skies and last bit of moisture from yesterday. pushing off to the east. lake tahoe today and mostly sunny skies and warming to 80 degrees and you are heading that way. >> a look for the satellite radar. this trough is going to my great to the coast. by tuesday we will see the coolest numbers for the week ahead. >> the on shore p breeze is strengthening. it is fairly shallow out there. and we are looking at a schooler air mass pulling in. and we have the fog and cloud and picking up just a little

bit. forecasted highs for today. similar to yesterday. tad cooler in spots. 83 expected for santa rosa. and 81 in petaluma. and 82 for novato. and 69 right along the water in sues lito. and oakland today. # zero in san leandro and it is going to be a warm day. and not too bad. widespread mid to upper 90s and hitting 100 degrees for some spots. and upper 80s. low 90s and how about santa clara valley. 79 in santa collar a and it is going to be a nice warm day for you and in the 80s and 76 redwood city. and # two san mateo. and in the city. low 60s. with partly cloudy skies and pacificale and half moon bay and 70s in the forecast there. shows you subtle changes as we

get into tuesday. we will notice a cool down there. and warmest spots and that is below average and then a little bit of warm up for wednesday into thursday. good looking forecast. if you look to see them play. i will have that forecast for you coming up. united airlines flight makes an emergency landing. they see than coming from the engine after one of the tires blue. >> this is the -- tires blew. >> this is a few doesen cars coming by now. >> 8:42. you are watching "mornings on 2".

. good morning to you. it as cool cloudy start in oakland this morning. it as light on shore breeze. a plane carry are youing a sudanese delegation crashed and killed ever everyone on board. the pilot ran into bad weather. 32 people were on board. they had the leading member of sudan's peace and justice party. the delegation as on the way to a muslim festival. they blame gadhafi loyalists for car bombings this

morning. it this is the capital city of tripoli and this blew up near an army building. two people have died from the attacks. a third bomb was discovered and diffused. rebel fighters toppled the moment march gadhafi regime. they are helping rebel forces there. he said he wanted to help overthrow gadhafi. van dyke was held in solitary confinement. he eventually will you contest caped from police -- escaped from prison. he believes it is his calling to help freedom fighters. >> i don't like people who go for a rush. i don't intend to die. and obviously when i go and put myself up on the front line, there is a possibility. you rec news that.

>> van dyke said the family supports listen differ. he is going to spend a month in syria. he will then posta documentary of his experience on line. >> united airlines flight was having a problem with its engines. federal aviation officials say a tire blew during takeoff and flew into an engine. witnesses reported seeing flames spewing from the engine at one point. the plane was forced to circle in the air and burn off fuel before it could return to the airport. no one was injured in the incident. >> it as first crackdown and special dui task force began serving warrants and doing checkpoints. they were in effect for the next cull of weeks. we were with officerses as they went house to house as people skipped out on court and dui

classes. >> there are p many active dui warns. >> these operations help us track down as many as we can find. >> try to keep on them and there is some accountability for the people who get a dui and don't go to court. >> these type of crack downs are worth it to avoid alcohol related crashes. >> as labor day approaches. more people are drinking, celebrating and getting behind the wheel. >> they have arrested a man in a road rage incident that injured a bicyclist. harry smith is suspected of chasing a cyclist onto the oakland month golf course and hitting him with his car. >> smith was driving on a suspended license for a prior road rage incident. bicyclist hurt his wrist that required surgery. they could get a shot at freedom. there are 2500 juvenile inmates that are serving life sentences

without parole and doesn't include these life sentences in california. these are coming under fire who claim the sentence resist cruel and unusual punishment. >> now earlier this week. they passed a bill that would give juvenile lifers a shot at freedom. >> they are putting forward millions of dollars to try and stop a statewide effort to require special labels on food. they would show if food had general netally engineered ingredients. they have contributed $25 million. that's almost 10 times the amount from backers who say they will conscious shoppers want more information about the food they eat. >> first lady accomplish kill obama will hold the first ever kids' event. the menu will feature healthy recipes and it is all part of her initiative to end childhood

obesity. they will be treated to a performance but the boy band rush. >> thanks to a million dollars makeover. they cut the ribbon on the revamped park located near city college. >> the $3.5 million renovation, they will bring their children and families here. it includes new tennis park. and skate park. they are getting a new playground thanks to kaboom and jetway airways. they started building the playground yesterday for creative education and the students had a hand in designing it. they decide and the adults make it happen. >> once finished, it will include a rock climbing wall and wooden easels for art work and other performance.

while elementary and middle school enrollment is up. high school enrollment is starting to fall in san francisco. it shows. 750,000. and that is up 650 from last year. most of that coming from the kindergarten through sixth grade. there was a decrease of more than 400 students this year. >> crossing guards will growth the kids tomorrow. they will add two more and try to improve student safety. >> they are going to be regulating parking around city schools during the school hours. >> britain's prince william comes to the aid of a teenager. >> how she got caught up in a dangerous rip current. >> outside the doors, it as cooler start. and we will carry the trend into the afternoon. we will have a look at the

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out. it is not known what the new owner will do with the bar. it as swept with the padres before heading north for the three game set against the dodgers. they trail the giants. and one of yesterday's big contributors was arias and here is a solo home run and the padres did take the lead in a third and off of barry zito. he went four innings and gave up four runs. but they are rallying in the fifth and wound up taking the lead. another hit by arias, he is three for five and the game went back and forth for awhile there. and they rank on to a 8-7 win. going for a sweep today in oak loond. >> they had a big 3rd inning. scoring four runs and first on the josh reddick double and then a 2-run shot. and it is right here. >> it is the 16th on the season. they built up a 8-1 lead and

then in the ninth. they made a push to come backle and they wound up winning 8-5. >> we will go back over to rosemary. and how things are shaping up. still gray out there, isn't it. >> it is. right along the bay. bay side communities and part of the north into the south. still waking up with mostly cloudy skies. we have clear skies and if you are headed to see the oakland as. at 1:05. it is mostly sunny and 10 to 15 miles an hourle and temperatures are 66. swarming to 70 for the afternoon. if you are tailgating this morning. it is gray and cool this morning. nice day in store for the afternoon. >> take a look at the numbers and for parts of the east bay. >> it is going to be warms once again. >> near upper 80s and some of the hotter spots will touch at 90 degrees. a week ago today,

livermore. 99. today. 89. better in that department. an at least for most of usful some of us like the heat. not going to be the case for the weekend. >> nulls will cool and it is pretty in place from what we are seeing today. then from tuesday. cool down and then a little bit of a bump up wednesday into thursday. back to you. >> prince william is being credited with saving a 16-year-old girl's life. he is a search and rescue pilot and he was at the controls when the girl got caught up in a dangerous rip current. a paramedic was lowered to pull the girl out of the water and then flown to the hospital. he is stationed at a business on the remote welsch island since 2010. >> the navy's oldest warship is on a historic cruise right now. this is the uss constitution and sailing in boston harbor. it is sailing units own power for just the second tomb in

more than a centuriful this trip was to commemorate the battle that won it the nickname old iron sides because cannon balls seem to bounce off it. the last time it went to sea was to celebrate the 200th birthday. >> looks cool there. there has been a surge in attacks against international troops by the afghan security forces they train. there are some new security measures in place. we will tell you about them and how the defense secretary wants afghanistan to respond. it is two weeks since a gunman opened fire in a sikh temple killing six people. what is happening today in fremont in hopes of preventing future crimes against sikhs. donuts.

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all stars playing in the little league world series. and good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, august 19th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. it could be gray where you are this morning but rosemary is telling us it should be a nice day. >> yes. a drier cooler pattern spilling into the bay area for your sunday this morning. numbers down 4 to 8 degrees. some of us waking up with clear skies as opposed to cloudy skies yesterday. the marine layer already burning off this morning, temperatures are rebounding. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies in store for your afternoon and temperatures will be mild to warm but down from yesterday. we'll look at what you can expect and a sneak peek into your next week coming up. new this morning, vallejo firefighters are investigating their third suspicious fire in the past couple of weeks. the latest fire started just before 7:00 this morning, at a former army surplus store on couch street. that building has been vacant

for several years, and luckily, no one was hurt. but firefighters are now trying to figure out if this fire is connected to other fires on that same street. in overnight news, two shootings less than two hours apart. right now police are looking for the suspects. the first happened just before 1:00 this morning in the area of 61st avenue and international boulevard. an officer say the gunman chased after a white car with five people inside. that car was left with bullet holes and its back window shot out. one person was reportedly hit in the head and rushed to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the other shooting happened around 2:15 this morning. a man was shot outside a business near 92nd and international. police say the victim was shot in the neck, as well as the chest. it does not appear the shootings are related. both suspects are still on the loose. san jose police are investigating their 28th homicide of the year, just after 5:00 this morning, police

found a man shot to death on van sanzel avenue near south winchester boulevard. police are trying to figure out what led up to the shooting. no arrests have been made. three nato service members were killed this morning in a bomb attack that happened in eastern afghanistan. no further information about the bombing has been released. most of the troops in eastern afghanistan are u.s. soldiers, but there are some serving in that area from other countries. yesterday, defense secretary leon panetta and afghan president karzai discussed the rising number of insider attacks on american and other coalition troops. panetta says most of the attacks are carried out by afghan security forces. the defense secretary says he is encouraging karzai to perform better background checks on his recruits. so far this year, at least 24 american service members have been killed by afghan forces. our enemies have attempted to undermine the trust between

the coalition and afghan forces. >> the top commander in afghanistan is now ordering more security measures. those include troops keeping their weapons loaded at all times, in case of attack. a garden angel program is also in effect that calls for one or more unidentified soldiers to mon for afghan troops during -- monitor afghan troops during any mission or meeting. well, answer insider attack is blamed for the death of a marine from the south bay. last night nearly 1000 people gathered at st. francis high school in mountain view to remember matthew manukian. the 2009-year-old and three other marines were killed 11 days ago by an african insurgent posing as a police officer. >> he was doing what he really wanted to do. he was doing amazing things. we won't ever know what he was doing over there. >> after four tours of duty in afghanistan, manukian was supposed to come home in december and attend law school. tight security was in effect at the funeral because both of his parents are well-known judges.

the chief justice from the state supreme court and a santa clara district attorney were also in attendance. the three and a half hour ceremony concluded with a 21- gun salute. f.b.i. agents and a u.s. attorney will visit a sikh temple in fremont, the visit come 2 weeks after a gunman opened fire in a sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin. he killed six people before turning the gun on himself. on thursday, first lady michelle obama will travel to oak creek and visit with the victims' families. a high-risk sex offender who broke out of a peninsula mental health facility is back in custody. 34-year-old derek sanders was spotted panhandling yesterday morning in the fisherman wharf area by someone who had seen news reports of his espe. sanders broke out of the mental health center in redwood city early pry morning. he has a history of violence and mental illness. he was there for treatment but also facing a sex offense charge involving a minor.

a warning for people heading to the hills above u.c. berkeley. police say a mountain lion and her cubs were spotted near the lawrence berkeley national laboratory. a sign at the gate says the mountain lions were seen early friday morning, and it does advise people to call 911 if they see one. police are also asking people to avoid isolated areas, and to not hike alone. one man who lives near that recent sighting area says people should take the warning seriously. >> oh, it's serious that there was a mother with cubs up there. i think everybody should know that. because you don't want to threaten a mountain lion that can't move fast, because of the cubs. >> some residents say it isn't unusual to see a mountain lion in the area. two years ago, police say they were forced to shoot one that made its way into the backyard of a home located near that lab. the little league team from petaluma is two hours away from facing one of its biggest

challenges. k.t.v.u.'s allie rasmus is live this morning in downtown petaluma with more on their journey so far. a allie. >> reporter: it's supposed to be a really tough game. it's going to be broadcast here inside the boulevard cinemas here in downtown petaluma, and already just in the last 10, 15 minutes you've seen people lining up. these people already have their tickets to watch this game in the theater, but they've got their chairs and blankets out here, getting comfy because they want to be the first people to go inside and get good seats to watch this game. the petaluma national all stars are the western national champs. again their game today, game 2 will be broadcast on the big screen. at 11 eel face i have against the -- they will face off against the southeast regional champs from tennessee. we talked to one of the coaches this morning and he says the petaluma all stars are expecting a tough game but that the kids are well prepared. they have been practicing twice a day every day and have had a chance to relax and enjoy being

little league celebrities. there are thousands of little league fans in pennsylvania right now, asking the petaluma kids for their autographs and pictures. it's been an unusual but incredible experience for the team. their coach says while today's game will be tough, their team is very resilient. >> we have been down by scores at least 1, going into the last inning, 11-8, and they just -- they never die. and you know, our -- our 1 through 13 can put the ball in play at any time. and our 1 through 9 starting lineup has all hit home runs. they just don't give up. >> well, i'm here to see the kids. my son who is just 10 is friends with some of them, and i'm just really excited about their performance and the opportunity that we have. >> reporter: now this is the scene inside boulevard cinemas on thursday. more than 500 people showed to watch game 1 of the little league world series. it was also broadcast here at

the theater. tickets for today are $10 a piece. we believe they're sold out for at least one of the theaters. there might be tickets in a second theater. so they're sold out for two theaters. i have -- >> 200. >> reporter: they have 200 tickets left. i have one of the little league representatives out here telling me they have 200 tickets left to watch this in the movie theater. this tournament is double elimination. so if petaluma wins today they will play again on wednesday. if they lose today they will play again tomorrow. but game 2 is today at 11:00. people are already in line to get the best seats to watch it here at the local movie theater in petaluma. live in petaluma, allie rasmus, ktvu. bay area home sales are continuing to rise, and so are the prices. according to a new real estate report, the average cost for a home is at its highest level in nearly four years. in the bay area, nearly 8500 homes were sold last month. that's up 23% when you compare it to the same time last year. to put things into perspective in a different way, let's talk about the median price for a new home or condo.

that was at $421,000 in july. the highest home prices in the region this summer were found in san francisco, where the median cost is $714,000. the lowest price for homes was found in solano county, at 188,000. good morning to you. a nice forecast in store for your monday. still gray outside our doors. a live look at the oakland estuary there, you can see low cloud deck hanging over parts of oakland. the coast into the coastal valleys this morning, but now beginning to slowly burn off. so if you have the pacific satellite view from up above what is going on, this trough here is going to be moving coast ward in the coming days. that will bring us a cooler pattern, especially by tuesday, between then and now, we will see temperatures right about where we should be, with only the hottest spots hitting about 90 degrees in the afternoon. so in store for today, we have the low clouds and the fog right at the coastline. that trough bringing in the

onshore breeze. the marine layer hasn't deepened so much, anywhere from 1000 to 1200 feet. we'll continue to see that retreat towards the coastline. partly to mostly cloudy skies for the coast. 60s at the coast. 80s to low 90s for the hot spots today. slightly cooler pattern setting up today, and lasting into your work week. 60 degrees concord right now, 63 in fairfield. 59 in areas near napa, 52 in santa rosa. with even patchy dense fog over areas of santa rosa this morning. a little tough drive in parts of the valley as you get along the coastline we're seeing patchy dense fog as well. 53 in san francisco at this hour. if you are going to see the air show in santa rosa or hang out in play in areas near santa rosa, 50 degrees by 10:00. mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy for the lunch hour, a mild lunch hour and 83 in the afternoon. again right about where we should be for this time of year. 83 for napa this afternoon, 79 in vallejo.

79 for san rafael, around the bay, 60s and 70s. 70 for oakland, 70 in hayward, 64 in the city. upper 80s, low 90s for the hotter spots inland. antioc, brentwood, upper 80s expected for concord today. 89 in livermore. down into the south bay, 87 morgan hill, 80 degrees san jose. 85 los gatos. low to mid 60s along the coast. pacifica, half moon bay. the extended forecast, a little change in store for tomorrow but we'll notice a cool-down on tuesday. upper 70s to mid 80s in the forecast for the inland areas, low 60s at the coast. and then a somewhat of a warm- up wednesday, thursday, mid to upper 80s for our inland areas. back to you. >> well, a big mess to clean up in texas this morning. we'll have a look at this heavy rainstorm that left the city with major damage. [ cheers and applause ]

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good morning to you. a live look at berkeley. the city aquatic park. drive looking good this morning. gray skies, quiet conditions. a major rainstorm in dallas, texas has stranded drivers and caused a building's roof to collapse. the rain came down in sheets yesterday, flooding areas that don't normally flood, and it was too much for the building you're looking at there. that roof collapsed and the windows were blown out. it happened just one day after the store was full of children shopping for school supplies. no injuries have been reported. in election 2012 news, president obama will speak at a community college in reno on tuesday. meanwhile, both he and mitt romney are focusing on the battle ground state of new hampshire. the president campaigned there yesterday. that event was held inside a packed high school gymnasium. president obama talked about

saving medicare, promoting alternative energy, and extending middle class tax cuts, all while accusing romney of lowering taxes for the rich. >> they have been trying to sell this trickle down snake oil before. [ laughter ] >> it did not work then, it will not work now. it's not a plan to create jobs. >> the president says romney's $5 trillion tax cut proposal would actually raise taxes by an average of $2000 for middle class families. romney and running mate paul ryan will take part in a town hall meeting in new hampshire tomorrow. romney is back in massachusetts this weekend where he once served as governor. he attended a couple of fund- raisers and stopped in for dessert, but he did turn some heads when he ordered coffee ice cream. mormons traditionally avoid alcohol and caffeine. although new hampshire only has four electoral votes, it is considered a swing state. the latest poll shows a pretty tight race, 49% of likely voters in new hampshire favor

president obama. 46% support romney. well, back in the bay area, history could be made in the race for fremont mayor. according to the argus, four people are vying for this top spot. you've got 50-year-old vice mayor, natarahan who would become the first elected woman mayor. 60-year-old former councilman steve cho who would be the first chinese american, an 18- year-old college student aseize akbari would be the youngest. and the fourth candidate is current councilman bill harrison. wikileaks founder and accused sexual predator julian assange broke his silence this morning. [ cheers and applause ] >> he received a standing ovation when he stepped onto the balcony of the ecquadorian embassy in london. it was his first public appearance in two months.

>> i ask president obama to do the right thing. the united states must stop its witch hunt against wikileaks. >> assange demanded that the u.s. also release brand lehmaning, the army private in custody on charges of disclosing military secrets. assange did not say how long he will be holed up in the embassy to fight extradition to sweden. authorities there want to question him about a sexual assault. los angeles county officials are hoping an autopsy today can solve the mystery surrounding the death of an experienced diver. recovery crews pulled the body of 50-year-old rebecca weiss out of the water yesterday. her husband first notified police a week ago when she didn't return after a scheduled dive in the cove. but other family members say they're suspicious of the husband, because he's not talked to them since her disappearance, and was not at the beach when her body ruse recovered. a southern california man is recovering this morning after being trapped inside a

well for more than 24 hours. rescuers had to break apart the concrete in order to free the man from the well in palmdale. authorities say he dropped something in that well and fell into it while trying to get it out. that well is in a remote area, but people riding by on horseback heard the man's cries for help. he was able to walk on his own after being freed, but was still taken to the hospital to be examined. your time is 9:20. for lots of kids, summer vacation is over, and kids are going to be heading back to school tomorrow. but one bay area school district will be faced with fewer students on campus and we'll let you know which one it is, and why. >> a cooler pattern is filling into the bay area. i'll have the numbers expected for your neighborhood coming up.

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resting place for unidentified victims of september 11th is going back to court. a group of family members of 9/11 victims is appealing a judge's decision that blocks them from gaining access to the addresses and phone numbers of other families. the group says it wants to find and poll more families in order to get their opinion on where the final resting place should be. a spokesman for the group says as of now, it would like to see the ramos of the victims encased in a tomb above ground but right now the plan is to put the remains underground in the national memorial museum. a bible used at ground zero is now providing comfort to people in aurora, colorado. yesterday a prayer vigil was held for the 12 people shot and killed during the movie theater shooting last month. at the vigil was a bible the chaplain gave to a 9/11 first responder to help him deal with the grief. since then, it has traveled with the group called 9/11 first responders to other cities coping with tragedies.

tomorrow marks one month since the colorado shooting that also left 58 people injured. 34 kids are heading back to class tomorrow, and while elementary and middle school enrollment is up, high school enrollment is starting to fall in san francisco. preliminary enrollment figures show about 57,000 students for the new school year. that's up 650 students from last year. but most of that increase is coming from kids in kindergarten, sixth and the ninth grades. for the high school, the san francisco school district saw a decrease of more than 400 students this year. crossing guards are going to be new greeting kids returning to class in san francisco tomorrow. officials say they'll add a second crossing guard to a few intersections in the city to try to make things safer for students. in september, parking control officers are also going to be regulating parking around the city's schools during school hours. thanks to millions in renovations, san francisco's balboa park is rising in popularity. yesterday officials cut the ribbon on the revamped park

located near city college. thanks to a 3.5 million renovation, more people say they will bring their children and families there. the upgrade includes new playground equipment, tennis courts, a picnic area, as well as a skate park. and there's going to be a new playground at an oakland charter school, thanks to the nonprofit group kaboom and jetblue airways. more than 200 volunteers started building that playground yesterday at the community school for creative education and the students actually had a hand in designing it. >> the children get to decide what their playground is going to look like. they have a design day, they come up with the concept and the adults make it happen. >> and once it's finished the new playground will include a rock climbing wall, wooden easels for artwork as well as a stage for various performances. it's 9:25. and if you've got outdoor plans today, it should warm up nicely. rosemary watching for thus morning. when does it warm up? it looks so gray out there.

>> it's still very gray out there. parts of the north bay like santa rosa struggling to get out of the low 50s. if you're out the door early this morning, have someplace to be, maybe check the waters a little bit. it's cooler out there. drier air mass from yesterday. clearer skies in some cases, although santa rosa dealing with a little patchy, even dense fog this morning. that southwesterly breeze at fairfield, 20 miles per hour. through the delta picking up a little bit this morning around the bay area, generally light but look at santa rosa. cloudy and cool, 50 degrees still in some cases. so that may catch you off guard getting outside. into san jose, mostly sunny skies by the afternoon, still dealing with mostly gray skies at this hour. 10:00, 64 degrees, partly to mostly cloudy skies. a nice noontime hour, 70 degrees there. nice mild and then warming up to 80 for the afternoon. a look around the region, 79 expected for san rafael today. 83 if you're going to the air show in santa rosa. 83 for napa. inland, east bay going to be a

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it's a little flight ening. >> oh, it's exciting. >> both fear and excitement in berkeley this morning. more on a warning from officials if you are planning on heading to the hills. good morning and welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, august 19th. i'm claudine wong. >> good morning, everyone. i'm mike mibach. here are some of the top stories this morning. a warning if you plan to head to the hills above u.c. berkeley. police say a mountain lion and her cubs were spotted near the lawrence berkeley national laboratory. it's a popular spot for hikers and people visiting the lab. vallejo firefighters are investigating their third suspicious fire in the past

couple of weeks. if latest fire started just before 7:00 this morning at a former army surplus store on couch street. the building has been vacant for several years. luckily, no one was hurt. oakland police now looking for the suspect of a drive-by shooting this morning. it happened on 61st avenue near international. the victim was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. another shooting happened in the same area, just hours apart. officers are also asking anyone with information about a drive-by shooting on 580 in san leandro to come forward. the shooting happened lay friday night. the highway patrol says an 18- year-old man was driving westbound near 150th avenue when someone pulled up next to him and opened fire. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be ok. officers are looking for a light colored sedan. police in san jose are investigating the shooting of a 15-year-old boy. officers found the injured boy on panoma avenue yesterday afternoon. they say he was shot about a block away on san jose avenue. the boy was rushed to the

hospital and is expected to survive. the motive for that shooting is under investigation, but officers say it may have been gang related. well, we have some new video we want to show you of a car fire in oakland. it's pretty dramatic when you see the flames shooting out from underneath the hoot of that car. this all happened before 11 last night on 55th avenue. the owner blames the fire on mechanical problems. he says he was at a party when someone rushed in and told him his car was on fire. five people have been released from the hospital after being rescued from the waters off of candlestick point. yesterday afternoon, two 12- year-old boys got stuck in a current while trying to retrieve a football from the water. four adults nearby heard their calls for help and jumped in after them. three of them also got caught up in the current. the coast guard responded and pulled everyone to shore. one person suffered mild hypothermia, no other injuries were reported. a man shot in the face outside a raiders cardinals football game in arizona is recovering this morning. that shooting happened in the

parking lot outside the stadium in the suburb of phoenix. police say the victim and the shooter had been arguing. it was the gunman who actually first called 911 about the shooting, claiming it was an accident. he was arrested, but has since been released. authorities say both men could be charged in the case. >> and you may recall the fan violence that broke out at last year's preseason game between the raiders and niners at the stick. the n.f.l. is now requiring any unruly fan ejected from the stadium to take a four-hour online course. topics include anger management, alcohol consumption, and crude braver. that course -- crude behavior. that course could cost up to $100 and if fans don't take the class and are caught on stadium property, they could be arrested for trespassing. chevron is working to repair its image in the wake of the richmond refinery fire. crews are spraying water on local school playgrounds and parks, trying to hose down any smell that may be in the air.

parents have kearns about the air quality and children's safety. scoot begins there tomorrow. >> it's regrettable incident that happened. we want to make sure that we do what's right by the community. we have been in this community for a very long time. we value our place here, and so, we want to address people's concerns. >> the investigation into the fire continues. chevron says it is premature to discuss this case and any kind of cause. the contra costa times reports in the past decade chevron's richmond refinery has been fined $11,000 by cal osha, but state officials say it's a good safety record when you compare it to other bay area refineries. a feud may be brewing between federal and state investigators over that fire. cal osha's lead investigator posted several comments on his facebook page accusing the u.s. chemical safety board of grandstanding for the media and giving out misleading information about corroded pipes as a possible cause of the fire. he wrote, the board was quote,

scaring the public with half truths and misleading information two days into an investigation, and they can't wait to talk to the press. one might conclude they have a biased agenda, end quote. that posting has now been removed and the feds are declining to comment. luxury electric car maker fiskar automotive is recalling its karma sedan. the company says cooling fans on the cars can catch fire. the recall follows an investigation into a fire in woodside earlier this month. the company says it will replace the cooling fans and will be contacting customers soon. sacramento firefighters are calling in extra resources after they say two schools were intentionally set on fire. on friday afternoon, firefighters responded to a large fire at phoenix school. then two hours later, another fire began at larconi montesorri school. the fire was so intense crews had to let it burn out and couldn't save the daycare, the preschool or the kindergarten.

>> something somebody would do to children, to the school. >> a book drop box at a library and an apartment carport were also set on fire. firefighters say they expect the incidents to possibly escalate, and they also say they hope to catch those responsible before someone gets hurt. a fire in central washington is leading to mandatory evacuations in idaho. heavy smoke from the trinity ridge fire is forcing people in southerville and pine from their homes. both towns are located 105 miles northeast of boise. the fire has burned 130 square miles. firefighters say thunder and lightning are threatening their plans to contain the fire. further west, people are returning to their homes after a fire in the cascade mountains about 75 miles east of seattle. that fire destroyed 70 homes and 210 other buildings. firefighters say the fire danger in the area remains high, thanks to hot, dry weather and the chance of lightning.

good morning to you. a bird's eye view of lafayette this morning. mostly blue skies, just a tiny bit of fog you can see in the distance. around the bay we're waking up mostly gray but go inland and plenty of sunshine already this morning. but before you head out, we're a lot cooler than where we were 24 hours ago, by 6 to 8 to 10 degrees for areas like lafayette, walnut creek, concord, livermore and other parts of the north bay, santa rosa and napa. the rest of us, mostly gray skies along the bay and along the coast down into the south bay. santa rosa even dealing with patchy dense fog still at this hour. visibility down to about a half mile. if you have an early morning drive in or out of santa rosa, be aware of that. i'm going to show you the cool weather pattern heading this way in the way of this trough. it's going to be migrating towards the coast in the next couple of days. tuesday looks to be the coolest day of the week. let's talk about today. that monsoonal moisture, tropical moisture out of here. if you are headed to lake tahoe, mostly sunny skies, dry

conditions. about 80 degrees for the afternoon in tahoe. here at home, numbers will be very close to what we felt yesterday. slightly cooler, but a drier air mass in place. waking up with fog and low clouds from the coast inside the bay, even some of our coastal valleys this morning, the onshore breeze is a light one. through the delta, pretty robust and concord reporting winds to 15 miles per hour in some neighborhoods. a little brisk start if you're getting out early. forecasted highs for today, 60s at the coast. widespread 70s and 80s around the bay and inland, 80s to low 90s. 63 right now in fairfield. 61 for livermore. upper 50s in hayward, down into san jose, 59, 60 degrees in mountain view. have to point out santa rosa, cloudy and cool, still 52 degrees. napa rebounding, low 60s at this time. going to see the a's play today, game time 105. mostly sunny skies, an onshore breeze is strengthening for the afternoon, 10 to 15 miles per hour. 66 degrees at game time. warming to about 70 degrees

this afternoon in oakland. for the rest of us, 83 in napa today, 81 petaluma if you're going to see the little leaguers play. 79 san rafael, upper 60s in sausalito. to if east bay san leandro, 70 for you. hayward as well. warm inland, upper 80s to near 90 in some cases. 87 morgan hill, 80 san jose, 79 in santa clara. as i mentioned earlier, a week ago today, some of us were flirting with the century mark. so not as hot as last weekend. 76 redwood city, 72 san mateo. 64 in the city. there is the extended forecast in a nutshell. a pretty good looking forecast. we will have the morning clouds, a good to moderate onshore breeze, and that will bring good air quality to our area. mid to upper 80s in the forecast for the warm spots today, tomorrow. a cool-down on tuesday, but it will be short lived. numbers back into the mid to upper 80s by wednesday and thursday. i will have your temperature timeline for your sunday coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. there will be temporary

road closures on highway 4 starting today and continuing through next week. overnight crews will be closing the westbound lanes on highway 4 at summersville road. it's part of a project to widen that roadway through pittsburg and antioc. the lanes will close at 10:00 and reopen at 4 a.m. tomorrow. if rest of the week they'll be closed from 8 p.m. until 6 a.m. police arrested an elderly man in connection with an apparent road rage incident that injured a bicyclist on thursday in santa rosa. 81-year-old hear smith is suspected of chasing a cyclist onto the oakmont golf course, and hitting him with his car. smith was driving on a suspended license for a prior road rage incident. the bicyclist suffered a fractured wrist. that required surgery. right now an 18 day d.u.i. crack-down is under way in sonoma county. on friday a special d.u.i. task force began serving warrants and conducting probation checks. d.u.i. checkpoints and extra patrols are also in effect for the next

couple of weeks. we were with officers last night as they went from house to house looking for people who have either skipped out on court or on their d.u.i. classes. right now there are more than 14,000 active d.u.i. warrants in sonoma county. >> these operations help us track down as many as we can find. try to keep on them so there's some accountability for these people who you know, get a d.u.i. and don't go to court. >> police say these types of crack-downs are worth it to help avoid alcohol-related crashes and say as the summer winds down and labor day weekend approaches, more people are drinking, celebrating and getting behind the wheel. occupy protesters are continuing to stake a claim over u.c. berkeley land in albany. occupiers took over the land known as the guild track back in april. they want to turn the field into an urban farm. campus police kicked them out in may but demonstrators are continuing to break in and pick crops. at 11 this morning they will hold a harvest party at the

entrance. the university says it doesn't have the resources to stop that trespassing. closing arguments are expected this week in the apple/samsung patent case. samsung argues that apple should pay more than 421 million to samsung for infringement on its patents. while apple is seeking nearly 2.8 billion in the case. testimony wrapped up on friday and tomorrow the sides will discuss jury instructions, closing arguments are set for tuesday. people in marin county can now settle their traffic tickets and pay the fines without ever visiting the courthouse. the county court just implemented a new system where people can pay their fees online, or through the phone. all users need is their birth date, and either the case number, citation number, or driver's license number. for now the service is only available for traffic infractions, but the court hopes to set up a similar system to pay criminal fines by next summer. well, the last day of celebration for san jose's gay

pride festival. today's events kick off with the non-denomination ill prayer service at 11 a.m. this is followed by a number of performances from bay area artists at discovery meadow park. yesterday's community day included a rock climbing wall, spin art, as well as a boxing ring. it's 9:42. and a major problem for citrus growers in southern california. why this bug could be threatening your chances of buying fruit. >> it's the hottest ticket in town and people are already lining up for it. we'll tell you what's ahead today for the petaluma all stars playing in the little league world series. >> and another live look outside. that is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. no major problems to report across all of the bay area roadways as i am looking here on the highway patrol. traffic information page. time now 9:from. you're watching mornings on 2.

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good morning to you. welcome back. giving you a beautiful view from san rafael. mostly clear skies over the area. the marine lar about 1000 feet deep, and we're seeing quite a burn-off at this hour. that marine layer burning back to the coast. and it's time to recap the top stories we have been following this morning. vallejo firefighters are investigating a suspicious fire, the third in just the past couple of weeks. this latest fire started just before 7 this morning at a former army surplus store on couch street. the building has been vacant for several years. and nobody was hurt. f.b.i. agents and u.s. attorney will visit a sikh temple in fremont today. the visit comes exactly two weeks after a gunman opened fire at a sikh temple in oak creek, wisconsin. that gunman killed six people before turning the weapon on

himself. the little league team from petaluma is a little more than an hour away from facing one of its biggest challenges. after their exciting win in that opening round of the little league world series, they are now going to take on a squad from tennessee. and ktvu's allie rasmus is live in petaluma with more on the journey so far and all the fans already showing up. >> reporter: the fans definitely are showing up in downtown petaluma. we're less than 90 minutes away from game time, and you can see there are people lining up. this is the boulevard cinemas in downtown petaluma. they are showing the petaluma nationals play game 2 in the little league world series live inside the movie theater. the game shows at 11, but people in line have already got their tickets. they're getting in line so they can make sure to have a good seat and so that the families, some of them there's a family here of eight people. they said they wanted to get here early to make sure they could all sit together. now one of the theaters showing this is completely sold out. that's about 500 tickets. the representatives say they have another 200 tickets still

available, and this is video you're looking at, the petaluma national all stars are the western regional champs, and today at 11 they'll face off against southeast regional champs from tennessee. it's supposed to be a tough game. people here in petaluma are thrilled about the little league team's success. >> it's really cool. i've met some of them and played with some of them in different sports. and it's really cool they get to go there and experience and it play on the williams port field. >> i played little league in 1957 and '58. the first years that they had it here. and so, here it is, 55 years later, and we finally got a team in the world series. it's just -- it's really unbelievable. >> reporter: now, it's been a week of team spirit and civic pride here in petaluma. this is what it was like at the movie theater on thursday when more than 500 people showed up to watch game 1. also shown on the big screen here at the cinema.

tickets are $10 a piece to watch it in the theater but the money goes to the little league team to de fray costs of their travel expenses. this tournament is double elimination. if petaluma wins today they will play again wednesday. if they lose today they will play again tomorrow. but here outside the boulevard cinemas in petaluma, they have two theaters showing this broadcast, live broadcast of game 2 today. and they said if both theaters sell out, the petaluma police department, they are out here and they said they'll be showing this game on the screen of their mobile command unit out here. if you look, off to the right over here, chris, you can see the screen. they've closed off the street so they are certainly expecting a big party crowd, a big party atmosphere here with a lot of people gathering to watch this little league game. live in petaluma, allie rasmus, ktvu. a bug threatening the state citrus industry is spreading throughout southern california groves. at least 20 cases of asian

citrus cilid have been confirmed in river side and san diego counties. the bug carries a disease that is lethal to citrus trees. this has led to quarantines which means no fruit can be shipped out unless clipped of foil yag. california is home to the largest number of charter schools in the nation. but they are fighting to stay alive. budget cuts are blamed for why so many charter schools are struggling across the state. according to the california charter school association, nearly 412,000 kids are enrolled in claritier schools in california. in 1994 there were just 31 charter schools in the state. now there are more than 900. a new report shows charter schools get about $395 less in state funding per student than traditional schools. well, converting to a charter school is the reason oakland's lazeer elementary school was able to stay open. they were one of five city schools slated to close this morning but supporters got the approval to make the conversion. administrators say they're

grateful to have been given a second chance. >> it should be an exciting turning point for the history of the school and it's a really testimony to the power of the parents. >> classes in the new school year start next week. as a charter school. lazier will operate directly with the alameda county school board rather than the oakland school district san francisco's affordable housing commission has approved a development for gay seniors. it's located on laguna street in the hayes neighborhood and it's the nation's largest development geared towards low income gay seniors. ground breaking on the project is expected in early 2013, and construction could begin in late 2014. suspended san francisco giant melky cabrera back in the headlines this morning. also some old time a's players made appearances at last night's game and the current team is celebrating a victory of their own. highlights from the game at the coliseum. >> a good looking day in the forecast. waking up with gray skies over parts of the bay and it's a cool start in many areas. when we can expect to warm up,

coming up. hhhd

a plane carries a delegation from the sudan crashed this morning killing everyone on board. it happened in a mountainous area in south sudan. reports say the pilot ran into bad weather. 32 people were on that plane including the country's minister of endowment, and a leading member of sudan's peace and justice party. the delegation was on its way to a muslim festival. in another united airline flight had to make an emergency landing at newark liberty airport this morning. the f.a.a. says the seattle bound flight had to turn back around shortly after takeoff because of smoke in the cabin. this is the second emergency landing at the newark airport involving a united airline flight in less than 24 hours. a berlin bound flight also had to turn around last night because of a serious problem with one of its engines. federal aviation officials say a tire blew during takeoff and flew into the engine. and passengers reported seeing flames spewing from the engine.

no injuries reported in either incident. three extremely rare baby tigers in china are expected to be introdud to the public this october. they are cute. they were born last month at the zoo in south china. the south china tiger has been classified as critically endangered. there are only about 100 south china tigers in the country. >>this afternoon the giants look to sweep the padres down in san diego before heading north to los angeles for that big three-game set against the dodgers who trail the giants only by a half game in the division. one of yesterday's big contributors was joaquin arias. here he is in the 2nd with a solo shot to left. the padres took the lead in the 3rd on a three run shot off of barry zito. zito only went four and gave up four runs on the game. the giants are rallying in the 5th to tie the game. they took the lead on another hit by arias. he was 3-5 on the night with three r.b.i. the game went back and forth from there, but the giants hang

on for an 8-7 win. new this morning, a report that san francisco giants outfielder melky cabrera tried to avoid a drug suspension by creating a fake website selling a fake cream. that, according to the new york daily news. the publication says that an associate of cabrera's was involved in acquiring a website to try and establish that cabrera had purchased a topical cream online and inadvertently used a banned substance. cabrera was hit with a 50-game suspension last week for testing positive for synthetic testosterone. the a's are also going for a sweep today against the cleveland indians here in oakland. oakland had a big 3rd, scoring four runs yesterday, first on a josh reddick double, and then there was that big two-run home run by yolenas sespodes. the a's built up an 8-1 lead into the 8th inning. but despite a 9th inning by the

indians the a's won 8-5 it is 9:56. let's head back over to rosemary one last time for a check on the day, and when things will warm up, depending on where you are. >> good morning to you. it is a cool start out there. areas near santa rosa holding onto the low 50s all morning long, but now beginning to see that fog clear out of the way. take a look, we have 50s along the east bay, along the coast, and into the north bay. we are going to warm up fairly rapidly. by noontime, feeling pretty good. 60s, low 60s at the coast. mid 60s for the east bay. inland areas, widespread 70s, and then for the afternoon, nice mild to warm temperatures in the forecast, with just the hottest spots hitting 90 degrees. and that would be you, antioc. 88 at fairfield for today, 89 livermore. get closer to the bay, and well, it's cooler. 70 degrees oakland, 77 fremont, 76 in redwood city, 76 mountain view. low 80s in santa rosa today for the air show. mostly sunny this morning and a little bit of patchy dense fog

over santa rosa. but that will clear out in the next hour or so and then the extended forecast, a little change for tomorrow. we have a trough approaching the coast, that will cool us down a little bit more on tuesday, but we've quickly rebounded. all in all just a good forecast. you know, good air quality, the onshore breeze. >> it looks beautiful. >> lots of kids going back to school this week. not a bad forecast for them as well. >> all right. thanks, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. thanks for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. >> join us for our next newscast at 5:00, and of course we are always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thanks for joining us, everyone. have a fantastic sunday.