. taking back their city. a south bay community is coming together this morning to fight a recent spike in violent crime. >> for the second time in less than 24 hours, a young girl is injured in gun violence in oakland overnight. >> and a big victory for apple over samsung. how the ruling could change the future of the mobile device market.

. good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. let's check in with rosemary for a quick look at the saturday morning forecast. >> good morning to you. slightly cooler day in store for the afternoon. this morning, the sun is up, but most of us under a deck of low clouds. a little mist and drizzle along the coast. most of us holding in the low to mid-50s. we will again be slightly cooler for the afternoon. only subtle changes in the extended forecast. i'll line this up, show you numbers for today, coming up. well, happening now, a crusade against the growing violence in san jose. at this hour, civic leaders are holding a prayer service at rosa park. we want to show you a live picture of the proceeding, if we have it. we are working on that. there it is. you can see people gathering at the park there this morning. this ceremony, really just the start of a day-long event to protest crime and to remember recent victims. now, just last night, friends of the city's 33rd homicide victim set up a small memorial, where

the 18-year-old was shot and killed on thursday night. city leaders are also vowing to stop the rising homicide rate and their plan includes a special police unit dedicated to cracking down on gang violence. >> you have officers that are specially trained, like the metro folks and the merge folks and all of our special operations people out, working, stopping these gang members, finding weapons, taking them off the street. >> the city has ear marked $800,000 for police overtime, but the department will not ask outside agencies, such as the chp, for assistance. now, in the next hour, a spiritual walk will start at capital and mclaughlin. marchers will arrive at roosevelt park at 1:00 p.m. for speeches and closing ceremony. overnight in oakland, a 12-year-old girl was shot inside her house. police say bullets were fired at about 3:30 this morning along the 2300 block of church street. a lieutenant on the scene says it appears the gunman was targeting the house. >> we found a female juvenile 12

years old, had been struck once and obviously a lot of rounds were fired. >> officers have not released information about the gunman, but say the girl is in stable condition. we're also following the investigation into a fatal shooting in west oakland that also injured a child. police say they found a man who had been shot around 8:00 last night on sycamore street. he later died at the hospital. officers also found a child who had been grazed in the neck by a bullet. that child is in stable condition. police have not released the child's age or information on what led up to that shooting. new this morning, the chp is investigating a fatal crash involving multiple vehicles on highway 4 in concord. at least two vehicles were involved in the collision just before 10:40 last night, just east of the solano way off ramp. one of those cars went off the road. the chp also says one vehicle

hit a pole. cal trans was on scene making repairs. a fire gutted a mobile home in sunnyvale overnight. those flames broke out just before 10:00 last night in a densely packed mobile home park. when firefighters arrived, the building was engulfed in flames, but crews did manage to keep that fire from spreading to other homes. one person was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. the cause of that fire, still under investigation. petaluma national, just hours away from the u.s. little league championship game. >> after taking down san antonio, texas 101-1 thursday night, petaluma will play tennessee. petaluma is looking for revenge. tennessee is the only team to beat them in the little league world series. the winner will advance to the world championship game tomorrow. ktvu's kara lieu is in williams port, pennsylvania and will have a live report for us in just

about 25 minutes. two quick-thinking children help police in fremont arrest three robbery suspects. police say a 10-year-old boy and his 16-year-old sister called 911 after they saw three men break into their house on nutman lane yesterday afternoon. the children hid in a locked closet and stayed on the phone with the police dispatcher. the officers got there just as the suspect started banging on that closet door, demanding those kids come out. >> she reminded me to pick up a bat. we stayed inside the master bedroom closet. >> police took the suspects into custody after a short chase. nothing was taken from the home and the children were not hurt. consumer electronics experts say apple's legal victory against its rival samsung will have far-reaching ramifications for consumers. the cupertino high tech giant apple accused korean spet tore samsung of stealing patented technology on mobile devices such as iphones and ipads. a san jose federal jury ruled in favor of apple in the $1 billion

judgment. >> potentially what will happen, it hasn't happened, it's at the discretion of judge koe, but potentially, all or many of the samsung products will be pulled from the market in the future. in the near term, at least, for consumers, this means fewer choices and as a result, higher prices. >> well, the jury found samsung's fascinating galaxy s phones infringed on apple's patents. analysts warn consumers might see fewer and more expensive smartphones and tablets using the android operating system. however, some experts say in the long-term, companies might be forced to develop more creative and distinct mobile devices. samsung says it will appeal the ruling. new this morning, at least 19 people have been killed and 53 more hurt in a refinery explosion in venezuela. that explosion happened around 1:00, after a gas leak at the anuay refinery in northwest

venezuela. nearby homes were damaged and venezuela's military has been called in to help with the response. the refinery is one of the largest in the world. venezuela sends much of its oil to the united states. in just a few hours, there will be another opportunity for people who g chevron refinery explosion to get some information. now, 14,000 people sought medical treatment after the richmond refinery caught fire. today's forum starts at 10:00 at the mt. zion baptist church, being put on by local attorney john burriss, being called a know your rights rally. participants include attorneys, medical professionals and environmentalists. right now, we are tracking tropical storm isaac, as it makes landfall in haiti. coming up at 7:15, we will tell you when the storm is expected to become a hurricane and track its path as it barrels right toward the florida coast. hundreds of people will walk around lake merritt this morning to honor a former ktvu broadcaster. faith lost her battle with breast cancer back in 2003.

the annual friends of faith breast cancer challenge helps raise funds for bay area men and women undergoing treatment for breast cancer. that walk begins at 9:00 this morning. >> friends of faith, just one of many events taking place today in the bay area. want to turn it over to rosemary now and see how it's looking out there today. >> for an early morning walk or run, we're actually in good shape. it's cool and cloudy around the bay this morning. we're seeing temperatures cool and even a little bit of mist and drizzle. damp start over parts of the coast. the rest of us with grew skies. far inland, partly cloudy to mostly clear skies. giving you a live look at just how soupy it is over the bay area this morning, arriving flights to sfo experiencing delays. no surprise there. you can barely see the bay bridge from this shot here. numbers are very similar to yesterday, within a few degrees for most of us, slightly warmer in santa rosa. a chilly start in recent days. upper 40s where santa rosa slipped to in the overnight hours. right about 50 degrees this morning. we've got mostly clear skies up above the low cloud deck. it will begin to burn off.

the marine layer is thicker than what we saw yesterday, brought on by this trough here that will continue to migrate closer to the coast. what does that mean for us? a cooler day for the afternoon. so the onshore breeze, light to moderate in most cases. a little robust through the delta this morning. gusts picking up to 29 miles an hour, so breezy and brisk through there this morning. the rest of us, dealing with light winds. the deeper marine layer, onshore breeze equals a cooler weekend. right now, 55 degrees in concord, 53 in fairfield, 50 degrees santa rosa, 57 livermore, 56 in san jose. along the peninsula, upper 50s redwood city, mountain view, mid to upper 50s in areas near palo alto. if you are going out to support or maybe run today for the friends of faith challenge, it will be 58 degrees and mostly cloudy, right about 9:00. then will turn partly cloudy by the second half of the morning, into the early afternoon. a look at your afternoon high, 75 expected for santa rosa today. 67 in berkeley. 66 in oakland.

low 60s in san francisco, if you're going out to view america's cup for today, and breezy. 69 for hayward. 84 antioch. 86 brentwood. some of the hottest spots, only getting into the mid-80s today. 83 for livermore. santa clara valley, looking good in san jose, 76. 73 mountain view. 79 los gatos. 69 in san mateo. 61 in half moon bay. one of the only areas that may not be quite so nice, with mostly gray skies and cool conditions, will be parts of the coast for today. your extended forecast, even cooler day for sunday. we do begin to bounce back monday, tuesday, into wednesday, back into the mid to upper 80s by tuesday and wednesday. but overall, just an unseasonably mild pattern as we get through the weekend and start next week. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers for you, coming up. time now, 7:10. empty promises that continued to compromise safety. that's what one official is now saying pg and e did in the wake of the san bruno disaster. >> and a rally for mitt romney

now under way. this is a live picture from the state of ohio, just after a day of distraction on the campaign trail. the comment he made about president obama that sparked a controversy. . >> but first, we are taking a live look -- there's the golden gate bridge this morning. all in fog. traffic moving along fine. word of a traffic accident on 880 in san jose. two vehicles involved. one lane being blocked on the expressway. keep an eye on that if you're headed in that direction. 7:11, mornings on 2. good morning! wow.

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. good morning to you. a live look over the bay, socked in by fog this morning over parts of the bay. mist and drizzle at the coast. gray skies all the way into the

valleys this morning. new allegations against pg&e by a top safety oversight official. the allegations come in a new regulatory filing urging the public utilities commission to impose sanctions on pg&e. the state official accuses the utility of continuing to place profits over safety and failing to deliver real change in the wake of the san bruno pipeline explosion. the disaster two years ago killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. pg&e spokesman told the san francisco chronicle the company's improvements to its gas pipeline system are real and not rhetoric. this morning, hurricane warnings and watches have been issued for parts of florida, as tropical storm isaac barrels its way towards the u.s. rick leventhal is live in tampa to explain when that storm could make landfall in the gulf coast and how it could affect the republican national convention. rick? >> reporter: good morning, claudine. those are very good questions. officials here watching this storm very closely, watching its track and watching those

predictions as to where isaac might go. right now, doesn't appear that tampa will take a direct hit and this coastal city hasn't seen a major hurricane since 1946. but even if isaac stays offshore in the gulf, its tropical storm force winds could extend out 150 miles or more. so there are very, very big concerns about monday's start of that rnc convention, because they will feel bad weather here in tampa. the storm hit haiti as a tropical storm, dumping at least 10 inches of rain on that island nation, causing a lot of problems there since there are many people still living in tents in haiti since that devastating earthquake back in 2010. in the meantime, isaac churns its way through the gulf, towards cuba, and the latest tracks have it headed right up the gulf coast of florida. it's going to smack into the florida keys. there are hurricane watches and warnings in effect for the keys and for much of south florida. then isaac starts to churn north through the very warm waters of the gulf of mexico. that's where it could strengthen

to at least a category 1, if not a weak category 2. so the governor warning residents, be prepared for this thing, very difficult to say exactly which way it's going to turn once it hits the gulf. most tracks have it heading up to the panhandle and maybe hitting pensacola late tuesday, into wednesday. but listen, monday is going to be a mess here in tampa. and you've got 70,000 delegates and visitors and protesters planning to be here in this city for the start of the republican national convention. it's going to be wet. they are going to see bands of torrential rains, heavy winds, possible localized flooding here, claudine, so it will be a very messy monday for the start of this convention. how bad? still a little too early to say. >> okay. we'll keep an eye on it. thanks, rick, reporting live from tampa, florida this morning. and as rick said, organizers of next week's republican national convention are monitoring the storm, but say they have no plans to cancel the convention. isaac is expected to dump inches of rain and bring strong winds to the tampa area.

more than 50,000 republicans are expected to fly to tampa in the coming days. this will not be the first time severe weather has impacted the republican national convention. four years ago, organizers in minneapolis significantly scaled back some events out of respect for the victims of hurricane gustav. happening now, congressman paul ryan is joined with mitt romney there, campaigning in the battle ground state of ohio this morning. both men have stumped there individually, but this is the first time they are there together. although ryan went to school in that state, a new poll shows barack obama with a 6-point lead in ohio. romney himself is finding himself in a bit of controversy after a remark he made in michigan. that's where he and his wife were both born. >> anne was born at hen friday ford hospital. i was born at harper hospital. [ cheers & applause ] >> no one's ever asked to see my

birth certificate. they know this is the place that we were born and raised. [ cheers & applause ] >> romney tried to clarify that statement later, saying that he was only joking and there's no question as to where president obama was born, but the obama campaign says romney is embracing antiimmigration conservatives who are pushing the birther movement. in this morning's weekly address, president obama pushed to strengthen medicare. >> growing up as the son of a single mom, i was raised with the help of my grandparents. so i saw how important things like medicare and social security were in their lives. and i saw the peace of mind it gave them. >> the president says medicare is about keeping a promise to millions of seniors who put in a lifetime of hard work. he claims republicans want to turn medicare into a voucher program that won't keep up with rising medical costs. oh opponents of a new san mateo county jail will step you have efforts this afternoon. the $150 million facility is scheduled to open in 2015, but

opponents say the money would be better spent on treatment and rehab programs. a meeting is planned at 1:00 today to talk about ways to stop the project. the county board of supervisors and sheriff cite jail overcrowding as the need for expansion. employees of the doubletree hotel in san jose are asking guests to sleep elsewhere until a new labor contract is approved. >> if he won't get a contract, we don't get no wages! >> housekeepers, cooks and front desk staff say they have been working without a contract for more than a year. they are asking for a raise and to maintain their current health benefits. the employees went on a four-day strike back in june and say they are still deciding whether to call for another strike. the hotel has not commented on the contract dispute. in alameda county, a judge ruled that two oakland motels that police say are used for prostitution will have to shut

down for one year. the ruling affects the economy inn on east 12th street and the national lodge on international boulevard. the city of oakland sued the motels under state law that makes owners responsible for prostitution on their properties. in addition, the motel owners must pay the city's legal fees and tens of thousands of dollars in fines. lance armstrong is not letting his drug ban stop him from cycling. he is scheduled to ride in a mountain bike race in aspen today. he'll then run a marathon tomorrow. the u.s. antidoping agency stripped armstrong of his seven tour de france victories and permanently banned him from professional cycling. however, his charity, the live strong foundation, says it will continue to stand by him. >> long-term, within the cancer community, lance armstrong is a hero. he has done so much great work here at the foundation, helping us raise close to $500 million to serve cancer survivors. >> armstrong started the

foundation after beating cancer himself in the 1990s. it funds programs for cancer awareness and medical research. the san francisco 49ers have become the first nfl team to release an antigay bullying video. n]♪ >> it gets better. >> it gets better. >> the video is part of the national it gets better project, meant to combat bullying, as well as suicide and depression among young gay people. two defensive tackles starred in the video. the san francisco giants made a video back in may. two bay area sisters who won olympic gold will be honored in their hometown of danville today. >> this is heavy! >> very heavy, huh! >> this is video of 19-year-old maggie stephan showing off her gold medal at a bay area fitness club last week. she and her 25-year-old sister jessica helped lead the u.s. water polo team to victory in

the london games. the sisters will be honored at a ceremony at oakhill park at 5:00 today. well, oakland a's owner lou wolf still wants to move to san jose, but the port of oakland says now it's on board for stadium plans here. >> plus, an unexpected run-in with wildlife in downtown reno. the creature found trying to get inside a casino. >> a cooling trend is under way for your weekend. outside our doors this morning, partly to mostly cloudy skies across the bay. it's a cool start out there. when we expect low clouds to burn off and what you can expect for your neighborhood, coming up.

. the port of oakland is now on plan to turn one of its marine terminals into a new stadium for the a's. the executive director says a stadium could be built on the 51-acre howard terminal site in about five years. the location is adjacent to jack london square and it's currently being used by matson shipping.

a's owner lou wolf said he wants to move his team to san jose, but it's still not clear if major league baseball's territorial rules will allow him to do that. several blocks of oakland's chinatown will be shut down for the 23rd annual street fest. 7th to 11th street and broadway to harrison will be closed. there will be live entertainment, food, vendors, crafts, even a children's carnival. it goes from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. today as well as tomorrow. and streets in san francisco's chinatown will be shut down tomorrow for sunday streets. parts of grant, jackson, battery, and washington streets will be closed to vehicles from 11:00 a.m. to 4 4:00 p.m. there will also be live music and much more. 7:25, still a little foggy. we saw the golden gate bridge. foggy out there this morning. rosemary, when will it burn off? >> we are looking at the midmorning to late morning burnoff. the marine layer is a little thicker than it was yesterday

morning. it's going to take a while. onshore breeze blowing through the delta this morning. fairfield reporting 20 miles an hour, gusting to 30. concord, light breeze. port chicago, also reporting gusty conditions. the delta breeze, blowing pretty strong there, through the delta. that will continue for the afternoon with gusty conditions through the bay as well for america's cup viewing today. bring a wind breaker. it's going to be a cool day in the city. forecast, widespread 50s this morning, even inland areas that had been enjoying the sunshine, the last few mornings, now waking up with grew skies. so the marine layer farther inland this morning. by noon time, 60s around the east bay and the peninsula. we've got 70s, low 70s for inland spots. a mild one. into the afternoon, notice a few pockets of orange. areas like fairfield and concord, the forecast model not even picking up on 80 degrees for fairfield or concord. we're expecting 80 for those

areas. 83 for livermore. mid to upper 80s far inland. extended forecast, even cooler for tomorrow. monday, tuesday, into wednesday, we slowly climb back to seasonal average, we'll call it, but looks like late in the week, another trough swings through and brings temperatures down. end of august looks like it could be fairly mild. i'll take a look at the extended forecast, coming up in a bit. mountain lion is back in the wild this morning, after running loose in downtown reno. the 100-pound animal was shot with a tranquilizer gun yesterday, right outside of harrah's casino. now, witnesses say it was running around the plaza area outside the hotel and even tried to get inside the casino. wildlife officers eventually found it hiding under a stage and captured it. >> it was dangerous because of where it was. it wasn't dangerous because of the behavior it was displig. and that's really important. >> people were told to stay indoors while that big cat was tracked down. nobody was hurt and the mountain

lion was actually tagged and fitted with a gps collar before it was returned to the wild. well, in just about 90 minutes, top education officials will be meeting in the south bay. >> plus, dramatic video of a police shootout at the empire state building.

. that was just one of the many memorable moments for petaluma at the little league world series. they take one last critical step towards the international championship game. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. a big day for a big time team. the pride of petaluma, petaluma national will take the field looking to become the best team in america. we are live in williams port, pennsylvania where the game will be played. lot of excitement brewing this morning, cara. >> reporter: so much excitement, so much energy pulsing through this small town right now. take a look at the field. this is where the game's going to be played later today. also, so much excitement and energy pumping through the petaluma little league families and the community who made the trip out here to williams port. folks have been going nuts over petaluma national success, no more so than when they beat texas 11-1 on thursday to

advance to the u.s. final. these boys are all 12 and 13 years old. they play tennessee today at 12:30 california time. now, bay area fans, especially there in the north bay, are loving every minute of this. hundreds have been watching the games live from petaluma movie theaters, bars, restaurants, even senior centers. this has been such a great run for the local team, fans excited to follow their success. i spoke to coach trevor termay about the anticipation of playing the biggest game they have ever been a part of. >> it's been a dream. the other coaches and myself, since we started to coach our kids when they were about 4 or 5 years old. so it's always been a dream, just to go to the little league world series, like anybody's dream. and now that we're here, it's -- you don't want to wake up. it's too, it's too good to be true. >> reporter: i asked the coach what he plans to tell the kids before today's game. he tells them he's just going to

have them stay focused and tell them this is like any other game they have ever played. the distance between the bases is exactly the same as what they have seen all season. the pitching mound is the same. everything is the same, it's just another game. he's going to just tell them to stay focused and enjoy every minute of this. we'll be here all weekend long for the little league world series and bring you reports throughout the weekend. live in williamsport, cara lui, channel 2news. 7:30 now. in less than 30 minutes, people are expected to gather in the south bay to remember the recent victims of violence in san jose. that city's homicide count continues to rise and city leaders are vowing action. ktvu's allie rasmus joins us now live with what's been happening today. >> reporter: claudine, before that walk gets started, there was a group of people who got together here at raza park in san jose to have a spiritual ceremony. the group, black berets wanted to come together to have this ceremony to protest the recent

violence in san jose. 33 people have been killed in the city this year and police say many of those killings have been gang-related. spiritual leaders with this organization say more community and cultural events need to happen to bring about change in the community. >> we're trying to tell our people the community of san jose is basically, it's time for us to stand up as one person, one people, so we can take our streets back, our parks back. >> reporter: now, in response to the recent violence, san jose police and city leaders say they have assigned a special unit of officers in the department to focus entirely on gang-related crimes. now, they have also allocated about $800,000 in overtime to pay for those resources. you in, the ceremony this morning here at the park, was part of a day of events. they will also be hosting a peace march, going to be happening at 8:00. coming up at 8:00, we'll be

following that, as they begin that walk. live in san jose, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. a program to keep richmond students in school and off the streets is being threatened by budget cuts. the program calls for richmond police to stop and question school-age children spotted on the streets during the hours of a normal school day. children are given a citation to appear in juvenile court and interviewed to find out why they are not in school. >> it's been effective. we've stopped over 400 kids during that two school year period. >> the program has been so successful, it has actually attracted the attention of other east bay cities and even new york city mayor michael bloomberg, but police say a proposal to eliminate the juvenile court in richmond puts the program in jeopardy. if eliminated, officers say fewer families would show up to the hearings, because they would have to travel to the east side of the county. well, some of california's top education officials are in campbell this morning, looking for ways to improve the state

school system, despite deep financial cuts. recent numbers show schools have lost $20 billion in funding during the past four years and 38,000 full-time teachers have lost their jobs. state superintendent of public schools tom tore lickson plans to talk about challenges at a free community pancake breakfast. it starts at 9:00 this morning at the campbell community center. a 17-year-old concord boy has pleaded not guilty to two charges of vehicular manslaughter. police say the teenager, who we are not identifying because he's a minor, was driving that white suv on treat boulevard in concord on april 7th. authorities say the teen lost control and struck and killed a father and his 9-year-old daughter who were riding their bikes. outside the martinez courthouse yesterday, the victim's family said they were disappointed the 17-year-old will not be tried as an adult. >> i lost two loved ones. it's not going to bring any of them back. all i want is just justice, that's it. >> a pretrial hearing is

scheduled for september 7th in juvenile court. new york police have released surveillance video of its confrontation with a gunman outside the empire state building. although we have decided not to show the officers actually shooting and killing the suspect, jeffrey johnson. the first few seconds of the video show a calm scene, with people milling about the street. we have spot shadowed johnson at the top part of the screen, walking into view. two officers chased after him and that's when buy standers ran away frantically. nine of them were hurt in that confrontation. they suffered grazed wounds or other minor injuries. three people remain in the hospital. it is believed that all the victims were hit by stray gunfire from police. the two officers fired 16 shots. authorities are promising a thorough investigation into the actions of the police officers, as well as the suspect. johnson was a t-shirt designer laid off from his job about a year ago. investigators say he hid behind a car yesterday morning, then accosted a former colleague and

shot him five times. . new this morning, everyone got out safely from a hayward home that caught fire overnight. firefighters say as many as five people were inside that home when the fire started in the garage around 5:30. everyone was able to get out of the house. one person did cut their hand. no firefighters were hurt. a huge wildfire in northern california could be contained by monday. firefighters got the upper hand on the ponderosa fire yesterday, despite the strong winds. when the fire started almost a week ago, it has burned more than 28,000 acres. it has also destroyed 64 homes and 20 other buildings. three fire stations in contra costa county could reopen soon. the east contra costa county fire district just learned it will bet $8 million in federal funding, enough to reopen stations in brentwood, bethel island, and knightson, which were shut down last month. it also makes it possible to rehire 27 firefighters. the district's board must

officially accept the two-year grant before those stations can reopen and start hiring. the national park service is turning 96 today. activities are planned at yosemite to celebrate. the national park service was established on august 25th, 1916 and today, there are 397 parks nationwide. this year, many are are reflecting on the challenges parks face. each year, the park service says it suffers more than a $500 million shortfall. happy birthday to the national park service. >> yeah, happy birthday, yosemite. 7:39. let's head over to rosemary for a quick look at how this weekend is shaping up for us. >> yes, good morning. we are going to be cooler than what we felt yesterday. throughout the afternoon, temperatures will be down by a few degrees. yesterday, we were below average. today, even more so. tomorrow looks like it will be the coolest day of the weekend. outside our doors this morning, you can see gray skies over oakland and at the marine layer, thicker. the onshore breeze, a little stronger. and because of that, the inland

east bay, who has been waking up with sunshine while the rest rf us sit under the low clouds, also dealing with low clouds this morning. over the north bay, south bay and inland east bay valley locations. specific satellite view, here's the culprit. you may actually enjoy this unseasonally mild weather, but it will continue to sink southeast towards the west coast. as it does, it will continue our cooling trend into saturday and sunday. this system is going to pass by. we're going to see a little bump in temperatures early next week. but then another trough to followill bring temperatures down into next weekend. all in all, looks like we will be right about that seasonal average or slightly below to end august. so we've got the morning clouds out there this morning. even a little bit of mist and drizzle along the coastline. and it is a little thick as well. 56 in oakland. 58 in hayward. know somebody catching or arriving, i should say to sfo? delays this morning. 50 degrees san rafael.

the onshore breeze continuing for today and through the bay, it will be a little breezy this afternoon for the america's cup race. 74 for petaluma this afternoon. 75 expected in santa rosa, 75 in napa. numbers anywhere from 3 to 5 to 8 degrees below the seasonal average. 66 in richmond. mid-60s in sausalito for the afternoon. east bay, widespread 60s as well. 66 in oakland. 66 san leandro. it's a nice day in danville today, 82 for you. 83 in livermore, 84 in antioch. nice and warm enough for maybe a pool party. 76 san jose, 76 santa clara, 75 for sunnyvale, although not the perfect day to head to the beach. partly to mostly cloudy skies, 60 degrees in pacifica. mild day in and along the peninsula, 69 for san mateo, 62 san francisco. low to mid-70s mountain view, redwood city, palo alto area. your extended forecast, again, numbers will continue to fall by tomorrow. a few degrees cooler in some

areas than what we're feeling for today. then monday, tuesday, wednesday, that little rebound i told you about, temperatures right about the seasonal norm. then we're cooling it back down again. meanwhile, along the coast, widespread low to mid-60s into tuesday and wednesday. the giants are in town. if you're going to watch them play today, i'll have the forecast, coming up. well, a warning from cal trans this morning if you are planning on going to the city. be prepared for packed trains this weekend. between the giants game that rosemary just mentioned and the america's cup world series, caltrain is expecting a rush of riders. that is why it is planning to operate additional services for the baseball game. however, if you're planning to go to the boat races, officials say plan accordingly. the last train will leave at midnight tonight and 9:15 tomorrow night. muni is also adding extra waterfront bus lines to accommodate the crowds. and the indy car series is back in sonoma. there are events all weekend leading up to tomorrow's big

race. debuting this weekend, panther racing's 49er-themed race car. niners head coach jim harbaugh is the co-owner of panther racing. the go pro indy race starts tomorrow at 1:45. your time now, 7:42. going online, how education could change for thousands of the state's college students and how that could dramatically increase enrollment. >> plus, guns sold for profit. new accusations of a money-making scheme by members of the l.a.p.d. s.w.a.t. team. >> but first, let's take you outside. there is a live look this morning at the east shore freeway. you can see, it is a little gray still out there this morning. but traffic, moving along okay. we're keeping an eye on roads for you and let you know if there are any accidents you need to know about. time now, 7:43. you're watching mornings on 2.

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. breaking news into the newsroom, fire investigators are investigating the cause of this fire. the building you're looking at used to house a well-known walnut creek restaurant. firefighters say this fire started early this morning on north main street at the former location of la barage restaurant. you could actually see the smoke from the 680 as you rolled through that area. you can see flames were going pretty well, but that building was vacant when the fire started, so they are still trying to figure out the cause.

nato says a center leaders of the pakistani taliban has been killed in afghanistan. eleven other militants were also killed in the airstrike in afghanistan. taliban militants often target both coalition forces in afghanistan and the pakistani military. nato conducted the strike after pakistan complained about the cross border attacks. followers of al-qaeda are calling for the death of a former navy s.e.a.l. who wrote a book about the killing of osama bin laden. the terrorist organization recently identified the navy s.e.a.l. and posted a picture on its website. the book was written under a sue dough name and claims to be a firsthand account of the al-qaeda leader last may. the author could face prosecution if the book contains classified material. members of the los angeles

s.w.a.t. unit are being investigated for buying large quantities of firearms for their job, then re-selling those weapons for steep profits that. would be a violation of federal firearm laws and city ethics regulations. one officer allegedly bought a gun for $600, then re-sold it for a couple thousand dlamples. a key figure in the notorious billionaire boys club case could be potentially charged in a deadly crash in san francisco. it happened two weeks ago. a taxi cab apparently ran a red light. another car hit the taxi, slamming it into a man who later died from his injuries. ktvu sources identify the cabbie as 51-year-old reza eslamania. >> we are trying to protect drivers as best we can. at some point, what can i tell you, things go wrong. >> the driver belonged to the billionaire boys club, a group of young los angeles men in the 1980s, convicted of killing two prominent business men,

including his father. his life sentence conviction was overturned 12 years ago. he started driving for lux core cab last month. a bill allowing california to opt out of some parts of the federal secure communities program now awaits the governor's signature. the bill is intended to protect illegal immigrants from deportation when arrested for lower level offenses. that means california law enforcement would only have to check the fingerprints of serious and violent offenders rather than all illegal immigrants as required under the federal program. california students will soon have another option when it comes to college. the california state university system plans to launch a next year. it could expand enrollment by 250,000 students. right now, about 427,000 people are enrolled at cal state's 23 campuses. university officials say this will give students more options, since many schools are seeing cutbacks in the number of classes they offer on campus. college students are having a hard time paying for college

these days as tuition continues to go up. now they have got another problem. the percentage of students who receive scholarships dropped by 10% last year. according to the center for education, more than 15 million students are expected to attend a two or four-year college this year. that's about 72% of all u.s. students seeking higher education. without scholarships, some students may have to look for other options. the owners of a small community radio station in vallejo say someone is trying to knock them off the air. the owners of kzct radio say someone's been trying to interpret their signal. the most resident knocked the station off the air for five days. last year, someone spray painted racially charged graffiti on the station building. >> we're a community radio staismghts we play a diversity of music. we're not enemies with any one organization. >> the radio station has been in a zoning dispute with the city, but the station's owners say

it's been resolved now and they are about to move into a new studio. tampering with the tower could be a federal offense. one man who testified against jerry sandusky has now filed a lawsuit against the university. the man was called victim 1 at sandusky's trial. he blames penn state for how its top officials dealt with abuse complaints against the coach. the lawsuit claims the behavior of penn state officials show they thought more about the school's reputation and economic interests than the safety of the children. sandusky is awaiting sentencing after being convicted of 45 criminal counts for sexual abuse of boys. a new study is raising questions about the safety of soldiers during military training. the study by the military found nearly 6% of soldiers experienced concussions during combat training courses at fort hood. that's now raising serious questions about whether or not soldiers have been deployed to combat without even realizing they suffered a mild brain injury. since 2000, the military says

there have been at least 244,000 traumatic brain injuries as a result of explosions or accidents. well, a major announcement today from the san jose earthquakes. the plans they are expected to announce. >> the tsa spent millions looking for new technology, but we'll tell you why it still looks like you'll need to take your shoes off when you go to the airport. >> it's the cool, cloudy start outside or doors this morning. our temperatures will be cooler than what we have seen. we'll take a look at what you can expect for your area.

. the san jose earthquakes are expected to deliver big news tonight. club president dave cuvall will announce their plans to break ground on a new stadium. the city of san jose gave its approval earlier this year for 18,000-seat venue. that announcement will take place tonight before the earthquakes take on the colorado

rapids. fans are welcome to attend. the organizers of the reno air race have set up a fund for the families of those killed or injured in last year's deadly plane crash. last september, a modified world war ii p-51 mustang crashed in front of the grand stands. eleven people were killed and about 70 injured. administrators say the $77 million fund will allow people to get compensation without the cost and delay of going to court. those who filed claims won't be able to file lawsuits against the reno air race organization. well, the tsa says it does not plan to change its policy of requiring airline passengers to take off their shoes, despite spending millions researching that policy. the "new york times" reports the tsa rejected four scanners specially designed for shoes because they failed to adequately detect explosives. the tsa started requiring passengers to remove their shoes at security check points after richard reed tried to blow up an international flight with explosives concealed in his shoes. a small number of passengers who

are enrolled in the tsa precheck program are sometimes allowed to keep their shoes on. a dog lost two years ago in oregon has been found alive and well in the state of utah. its owner says the border collie ran away from a friend's home in salem, oregon back in 2010 and she spent months trying to find her pet, but had given up hope. so she says that she was shocked to get a call out of the blue from a veterinary clinic in kearns, utah. >> she wanted to be and ask for a micro chip, so we and ask and it was an avid. i called avid and they said it was sent to a clinic in oregon. >> the clinic says a good samaritan brought the border collie in after spotting her wandering in a canyon. it is still unclear how the animal made that 800-mile journey. the city of sunnyvale is celebrating 100 years of history today. a two-day festival for the city centennial begins this morning

near the heritage park museum on east remington drive. sunnyvale's historical society says the festivities will take visitors back in time by recreating the city's old general store. there will also be a working black smith and visitors can pan for gold. the festival kicks off with a parade at 10:00. let's get right over to rosemary for a quick check at this saturday forecast. >> good morning to you. overcast skies outside our door this morning. temperatures holding in the 50s and we are looking at this burnoff being mid to late morning. so in recent days, the fog, marine layer, not thick enough to get past east bay hills. you can see it sure did this morning. a thicker marine layer at this hour. we've got onshore breeze blowing through the delta 25 to 30 miles per hour. so today, all in all, going to be a cooler day. giving you a look at your forecast, if you're going to see the giants play today, partly cloudy, light breeze turning moderate by afternoon. 58 degrees at start time. low 60s for the afternoon. so, yes, bring the jacket if

you're headed to the park there. 66 in oakland for the afternoon, 74 in fremont. low 80s concord, livermore. 82 for morgan hill. 76 san jose. low to mid-70s for the north bay. napa, as well as santa rosa, temperatures well below the seasonal average. even cooler tomorrow. monday, tuesday, wednesday, numbers begin to warm back up, but we still remain on the mild side for the second half of august. back to you. well, time now, 7:57. a big victory for apple over samsung. how the ruling could change the future of the mobile device market. >> and how the quick actions of two children are being credited with the arrest of three burglary suspects in fremont.

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>> reporter: we're live in san jose where a peace march is about to get underway. coming up we'll tell you what the group here wants to see more of in order to stop the rising violence in the city. a 12-year-old girl shot inside her house in oakland. what police are saying about the motive behind the shooting. and new video just in. 24 people killed after an explosion after venezuela's biggest oil refinery.

and good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm saturday, august 25th. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. let's get right to rosemary with the forecast. good morning. this weekend, fog and drizzle. most of us waking up with mostly cloudy skies. 50s outside the door at this hour. for the hour, the temperatures will roll back from yesterday's highs. we'll take a look at what you can expect and take a look for sunday -- coming up. well, peace march is beginning right now. allie rasmus is live in the city struggling with the soaring murder rate. >> reporter: right now, there's about 30 people here feting ready -- here getting ready to

start a march for this cause. there have been 33 homicides in stay this year. police say many of those -- in san jose this year. police say many have been gang- related. they want to host more community and cultural events to reach out to latino youth and stop the violence. >> that's what we need to do is get these young kids out of these gangs and teach them their culture and where they came from. >> reporter: now, san jose police and city leaders held a press conference and announced they are assigning a special september of officers in the didn't to focus entirely on gang-related issues and will be allocating $800,000 for

overtime for officers to pay for that. and you can see them here behind us, they are, again, getting ready to march with their signs and flags from here to roosevelt park. we'll be following them. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. overnight in oakland, a 12- year-old girl was shot inside her house. police say bullets were filed along the 2300 block of church street. a lieutenant on scene says it appears the gunman was targeting the house. officers have not released any information about the gunman. police say the girl is in stable condition. we're also following the investigation about a man who had been shot around 8:00 last night on sycamore street. he later died at the hospital. officers found a child who had been grazed in the neck by a

bum. that child is in stable -- bullet. that child is in stable condition. the chp is investigating a fatal crash involving multiple vehicles on highway 4 in concord just before 10:40 last night east of the solano way onramp. one of the vehicles went off the road. the chp says another one hit a pole. caltrans was on scene making repairs. at least 24 people have been killed and 53 injured in a refinery explosion in venezuela. this is new video just into our newsroom within the last tint minutes. the explosion happened around 1:00 a.m. after a gas leak at the refinery in northwest venezuela. nearby homes were damaged and the military has been called in to help with the response. that refinery is one of the largest in the world. venezuela sends much of its oil

right here to the united states. two hours from now there will be another opportunity for those who got sick after the chevron refinery explosion to get treatment. 14 people got sick. today's forum starts at 10:00 at the mt. zion church. it's being put on for attorney john burris and is being called a no your rights val -- know your rights rally. consumer electronics say apple's legal victory against its rival samsung will have far- keeping ramifications. apple accused mug of stealing

patented technology on mobile devices on iphones and ipads. a san jose federal jury ruled in favor of apple in the $1 billion judgment. >> potentially, what will happen. it has not happened, it's at the chris des of judge koh, but -- discretion -- it's at the discretion of judge koh, but it will mean fewer choices and higher prices. >> the jury found samsung infringed on apple's patents. analysts warn consumers may see more expensive phones using the android. experts say in the long-term, companies may be forced to create more distinct devices. samsung said they will appeal the ruling. two-quick thinking kids helped in a robbery. the children hid in a locked

closet and stayed on the phone with the police dispatcher while the robbery was occurring. the officers got there when they were banging on the closet door demanding for them to come out. >> we just hid in the closet. >> police detained the suspects. nothing was taken from the home and nobody was hurt. the marin "independent journal" reports that reverend mosan was arrested thursday night during a sting in the china state park. authorities say he walked up and propositioned for sex and he's also accused of expiecing himself, supposing himself to a -- exposing himself to a ranger. according to the chronical,

the p.u.c. is urged to impose sanctions on pg&e. the san bruno explosion two years ago killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. hundreds of people will walk around lake merritt this morning to honor and remember a former ktvu broadcaster. she lost her breast cancer in 2003. in the annual faith for best cancer challenge helps to raise funds undergoing treatment for breast cancer. the walk begins at 9:00. in a few hours, the petaluma national little league team will take the field in williamsport, pennsylvania. they are in the u.s. title game facing the game that beat them last weekend. coming up at:30, we'll go --

8:0, we'll go live to -- 8:30, we'll go live to cara lui. good morning to you. some pretty good weather for our little leaguers in pennsylvania. pretty good here at home. most of us waking up to a gray start, temperatures holding in the 50s. 55 in fairfield. a cool start in santa rosa. but santa rosa we've had slips back in the upper 40s in recent days. i des that's an improvement -- i guess that's an improvement hear in santa rosa. visibility up to two and a half miles. 58 in hayward, low 50s in the city with mostly gray skies and very soupy conditions over the city at this hour. we have a low-pressure system migrating from the gulf of as is law. that will continue our -- g of

alaska. that will continue out -- gulf of alaska. that will continue our breeze, a thicker marine layer. the proof is in the pudding, right? we're seeing it in the east bay. danville, partly cloudy. but we will be mostly cloudy and cool at the coast all day long. we'll begin to clear out mid to late morning. our inland areas will turn sunny as well. we'll be below average for this time of year. here's your forecast as we get into the 11:00 or so. it looks like it will remain across the coastline, partly to mostly cloudy skies. if you are going to see america's cup for today, bring your jacket t will be breezy, partly cloudy and -- your jacket. it will be breezy, partly cloudy. those taking place in the breast walk, if you are going out to support, bring a jacket. for the runners, it will be a nice morning. 67 in berkeley.

69 in hayward. up over the east bay hills, 84 for antioch, for brentwood -- 86 for brentwood. 76 san jose. 74 redwood city and 69 for san mateo. 67 in santa cruz if you are going to the boardwalk it will be a mild day there. the extended forecast, the numbers will continue to fall. a few degrees cooler in many areas. and then monday into tuesday, we'll get back to a little bit of a warmup. wednesday looks to be the warmest day. but the models want to bring us a cooldown as we get into the last weekend and the last week in august. well, tropical storm isaac continues to head toward the u.s. what path that storm is taking and how people here in the bay area are ready to help once that storm hits florida. plus -- why lance armstrong

has been banned from cycling. but why that's not stopping him. we were watching an accident on the 880 in the last hour. but it looks like things are moving again. time now is 8:11. this is "mornings on 2."

good morning to you. unseasonably mild weather in the forecast for your weekend. a live look at the gray skies

otherert oakland estuary this morning. this morning, hurricane warning and watches have been -- warnings and watches have been issued as tropical storm isaac barms his way to the u.s. you can -- barms his way to the u.s. -- becames his way to the u.s -- barrels his way to the u.s. a watch area includes parts of florida's east coast. forecasters in the area say they expect isaac to move over cuba today and become a hurricane tomorrow. tropical storm isaac brought rain to haiti, that area still trying to recovering from an earthquake two years ago. it's still unclear how many people may have been injured or if there are any -- or if there have been any deaths. aide workers have been tooking -- have been working to

evacuate the survivors still living in tent camps. red cross volunteers are heading to florida to help with isaac. four volunteers from redwood city, antioch and tremont are also headed to florida -- fremont are also headed to florida. well, before he heads to florida, mitt romney held one final public appearance this morning. ♪ >> as we showed you on "mornings on 2" in the last hour, the theme of the movie "foosloose" playing in the background, romney was there with ryan. ryan went to school in ohio. but a new poll shows president obama with a 6-point lead

there. ann was born at henry hospital i was born at harper. no one has ever asked to see my birth certificate. they know this is the place we were born and raised. romney tried to clarify that statement later saying he was only joking and there's no question as to where president obama was born. in this morning's weekly address, president obama pushed to strengthen medicare. >> growing up as the son of a single mom, i was raised with the help of my grandparents. soap i saw how important medicare and -- so i saw how important medicare and social security was from their lives -- was in their lives. opponents of a new san mateo county jail will step up

their efforts to open up. opponents say the money would be better spent on drug treatment and rehabilitation programs. they plan to hold a town hall meeting in east palo alto and 1:00 to discuss ways to stop the project. the county board of supervisors cite jail overcrowding as the need for the expansion. employees of the double tree hotel are asking you to sleep somewhere else in a contract is settled. the worker say they've been working without a contract for more than a year and they are asking for a raise to maintain their health benefits. they went on a four-day strike and they say they are still decide whether to call for another strike. an alameda county judge has ruled that two oakland motels that police say are used for

prostitution will have to shut down for a year. the ruling affects the economy inn and the international lodge. the city sued those hotels. in addition, the motel owners must pay the city he league fees and tens of thousands of dollars in fine. a big victory for big tobacco. a u.s. appeals court has ruled in favor of the tobacco companies claiming the putting on labels vie -- violates free speech. lance armstrong is not letting his drug ban stop him from cycling. he was stripped tomorrow of his seven tour de france victories

and permanently banned him from professional cycling. however, the charity says it will continue to stand by him. >> long-term, within the cancer community, lance armstrong is hero. he's done so much great work here helping us to raise $500 million to help cancer survivors. a mountain lion on the loose in downtown reno. what he tried to do before being tranquilized by wildlife officials. widespread, overcast skies to start our morning. i will have when we expect that gray sky to pull back and what we can expect for your area -- coming up. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy.

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a mountain lion is back in the wild after running loose in downtown reno. the 100-pound animal was shot with a tranquilizer gun yesterday right outside of harrah's casino. it's sloping -- sleeping peacefully. witnesses say it was running around outside and even tried to get inside the casino. wildlife officers were able to capture it outside. >> it was dangerous because of where it was. it wasn't dangerous because of the behavior it was displaying. that's really important.

>> can you imagine if it made it inside and were you gambling? rosemary, do you think it will be still -- it will still be cloudy for the america's cup? >> if you are going along with a speck -- as a spectator, bring a jacket. we have gray skies. the fog is a little soupy over parts of the bay and the peninsula and even pockets of dense fog reported in areas near marin. notice how gray it is and how widespread it is. take a look at that. 29 miles per hour and gusting a little bit stronger than that in some cases, we have -- it looks like a little bit of

sunshine over antioch, pittsburg, danville. 56 concord. calm conditions, santa rosa yesterday, you slipped to 49. i guess we'll call that an improvement, right? the valley floor there. we're looking at temperatures beginning to warm as we progress now through the next hour or two. the 50s will be replaced by 60 at the coast we're looking at 60s around the bay for the noon hour. mid-70s for the hottest spots our -- because our temperatures are gonna come in. 83 for livermore. 80 degrees concord. 75 in napa. 76 into the south bay for san jose. your extended forecast, a little cooler for tomorrow and then we begin to warm back up monday, tuesday, wednesday. mid- to upper 80s for the inland spoting. 70s with -- spot, with 70s

remaining. several blocks will be shut down for the 23rd annual street fest. there will be live entertainment, food, vendor crafts as well as a children's carnival. streets in san francisco chinatown will be shut down for sunday streets. the national park service is turning 96 today. activities are planned at yosemitety to celebrate. the national -- yosemite to celebrate. today, there are 397 parks nationwide. this year many are reflecting on the challenges parks face. each year the park service says it suffers more than a $500 million shortfall. we're counting down until the boys from the petaluma national little league team

take the field out in williamsport. we'll have a live report from pennsylvania ahead of this afternoon's important matchup. plus -- it's been instrumental in keeping kids in school. [ thunder crashes ]

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just hours from now, the little league team from petaluma will play in the u.s. championship game. welcome back to "mornings on 2," everyone. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm cod. the 12 and 13-year-olds will -- -- >> i'm claudine wong. the 12 and 13-year-olds will play and cara lui is live there in williamsport with how the team has been preparing.

hi, cara. >> reporter: hi. we have a special treat for you this morning. let's get right to it. this is logan. he's a pitcher for the team. how are you feeling? >> i'm excited for the team and psyched out. >> reporter: what has this been like for you and all of your teammates and your coaches and your family. >> it's been an amazing event. >> reporter: what's been the best moment for you so far? >> every single game has been the best moment. they've all been fun. >> reporter: 11-1, wow! >> yeah. >> reporter: texas -- >> yeah. they were a good game. i don't think they had their pitching, though. >> reporter: and coach, how has this been to watch the team win after win after win and before? >> well, we've been on the road for 25 days. they are all mixing together. all of these wins have been phenomenal and they are playing

good ball and i'm very proud of them. very proud of them. >> reporter: when you hear about the support that's coming from petaluma, the entire north bay area, people watching live from movie theaters, what do you make of all of that? >> it's pretty exciting. i show the boys as much video as i can. it's been pretty amazeing. the city of petaluma doesn't -- amazing. the city of petaluma doesn't surprise me. >> reporter: logan, do you have any idea how much support there is for you guys at home? >> i watched videos. it's crazy. they are all over the place in petaluma. >> reporter: i understand you guys are getting a special surprise in a couple of minutes, you are gonna get a phone call wishing i good luck from giants' pitcher, matt

cain. >> really? that's awesome? i love matt cain! >> reporter: what would you say to him if you had a couple of words to say to him? >> reporter: "you're awesome." >> reporter: coach what are you gonna tell the boys as they take the field? >> we're not gonna change anything. it's baseball. we're gonna stay as positive as we can and stay as loose and these guys are gonna be just fine. >> reporter: well, good luck. you have an entire community in northern california supporting you guys. >> all right. >> reporter: thank you. and enjoy the phone call with matt cain. we'll be here in the next hour. for now, we're live in williamsport, cara lui, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, cara. it looks like a lot of fun. we're certainly rooting them on here, as is the packed house at

the cinema in downtown petaluma. that theater will show the game and tickets are $5 with the proceeds going to the city's little league program. as cara just said, we're gonna check back in with her, in just about an hour, at 9:30 and stay with her for the outcome of today's game which starts at 12:0. firefighters are investigating the cause -- 12:30. firefighters are investigating the cause of a house that used to house a restaurant. the fire started earlier on north main street at the former location of the restaurant. the building was said to be vacant when the near started. also new this morning -- when the fire started. also new this morning, a fire started in the garage in hayward in a house. everyone made it out of the house. one person did cut their hand. no firefighters were hurt. two people are recovering

arbeing shot in the so ma neighborhood. it stop -- soma neighborhood. police say male victims have nonlife-threatening threatening injuries. police have not -- nonlife -- nonlife-threatening injuries. police have released video of the confrontation of the shooting yesterday. there you can see him walking along that planter box and he turns. if you take a look you can johnson holding that gun and pointing it at the officers. the two officers did chase up to him leading up to that moment where they actually pulled the gun and those shots were fired. nine of the people hurt suffered grazed wounds. three people remain in the hospital. it's believed all were hit by

stray fire from the police. authorities are promising a thorough investigation into the actions of the police officer as well as the suspect. johnson was a t-shirt designer laid off from his job about an hour ago and investigators say he hid behind a car yesterday and accosted a former coworker and shot him. police say a teenager, would we're not going to identify because he's a minor, was driving a white suv on treat boulevard in concord, authorities say the teen lost control, struck and killed a father and his daughter riding bikes. the victim's family said they were disappointed the 17-year- old boy will not be tried as an adult. >> it's not gonna bring any of them back. i want justice. that's it. >> a pretrial hear something scheduled for september 7th in juvenile court. a program to keep richmond students in school and off the streets is being threatened by

budget cuts. the program called for richmond police to stop and question school-abled children spotted on the streets during the hours of a normal school day. children are given a citation to appear in juvenile court and then interviewed about why they are not in school. >> it's been effective. we've stopped 400 kids during that two-month period. >> the program has been so success f.m. and has even attracted the attention of other cities, even michael bloomberg from new york city. southern california's top education officials are in cam bill this morning looking for -- campbell this morning looking for ways to improve the state school system despite cuts. the recent thumbs show schools have lost $20 billion in funding during the past four years and 38,000 full-time teachers have lost their jobs. state superintendent of public schools plans to talk about

some of these challenges at a free community pancake breakfast that starts at 9:00 this morning at the campbell community center. owners of kzct radio says someone has been targeting the tower that transmits their signal. last year, someone spray painted racially-charged graffiti on the station. >> we are a community station. we play a diversity of music. we are neat enemies with any organization. >> the station's owner says the dispute they did have with the city has been resolved and they are moving no a new location. a large wildfire in northern california could be fully contained by monday. firefighters say they got the upper hand on the ponderosa fire yesterday despite strong winds. that fire started almost a week ago.

it has burned more than 28,000 acres in shasta counties and. it ehama and destroyed 64 homes and 3 other buildings. other fire stations in contra costa county could reopen. the east why:county fire district just learned it will receive $8 million in federal funding. that's enough to reopen stations in brenwood, bethel island and nicen which were shut down. it also makes it possible to rehire 27 firefighters. the district's board must officially accept the two-year grant before the stations can reopen and start hiring. if you plan to travel to the city, be prepared for packed trains this weekend. between the giants' game and the america's cup world series, they plan to operate more services for the game. however, if you are planning to go to the boat races, plan accordingly. remember, the last train leaves at midnight tonightant 9:15

tomorrow night. muni is going to add extra waterfront -- waterfront bus lines. last night, the giants tied the game at 2 in the third and then they took the lead right here in the 4th when a run scored to give the giants the lead. to theth we go. the giants are up 5-3. but the braves threatening with one on. javy lopez gets jason heyward swinging there. today's game is right here on ktvu channel at 1:00. the oakland as are in tampa facing the rays. yesterday, the rays had a 3-2 lead in the 7th when derrick norris just misses a home run and goes off the wall. still tied in the 8th when jonny gomes does put the ball over the fence for that home run giving the as a 5-3 lead.

the as hang on for a 5-4 win. good morning to you. a cooldown on the way for your weekend. outside our doors, dealing with widespread gray fog out there this morning even a little patchy dense fog reported over the bay. a little mist and drizzle. and that overcast sky well inland. up above the low cloud deck, we have mostly cloudy skies. once that begins to burn off, we do have sunshine in the forecast for you in the afternoon. this is the trough, bringing the cooler pattern our way. it will continue to sink toward the coast tomorrow going to be cooler than today. so we have the onshore breeze blowing, quite gusty, 29 mile- an-hour winds with gusts above that. the deeper marine layer up to about 2,000 feet this morning. yesterday morning it was 1500 feet. deep enough to get over the east bay hills. concord, livermore, waking up

with gray skies this morning. 56 for you in concord. 59 in livermore. 50 degrees in santa rosa. it won'ts to be one of the smaller spots. today, 50 degrees. so lightly warmer than yesterday. 54 in oakland. 57 san jose. 53 degrees outside your door in the city at this hour. america's cup forecast, partly cloudy skies boy the afternoon but it will be a cool, breezy day if you are headed out this direction. 59 at noon. 0 at 2:00. 61 for the -- 60 at 2:00. 61 for the afternoon. that's a cool day. and when you add the breeze, it will be a little brisk and chilly. 67 expected for berkeley. if you head inland, it will be nice. 80 degrees concord. 84 for antioch. off to the north bay, mid-70s. santa rosa, a few degrees off. livermore, 8 p -- 83. typically 87 for august.

76 san jose. 67 santa cruz. off to the coast, half moon bay, partly to mostly cloudy skies for today. and 61 for you. 74 for redwood city. slightly cooler for tomorrow. this trough is gonna pull out the ridges back to the coming upper 80s. 60s remaining at the coast. we're not gonna see a big heatup the next several days. i will line up your lunchtime numbers coming up. well, term police in mexico opened fire on a u.s. embassy vehicle. what the officials believe happened that led the two workers to being shot. and a lot of events going on in the city today, including the giantens and brave as well as the -- giants and braves as well as america's cup world series. you may want to plan accordingly. it will no doubt be bumper-to- bumper. time now is 8:42.

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good morning to you. most of us waking one a gloomy, gray start to the day giving you a live look at the oakland estuary. and mostly sunny skies for the

rest of. the animal mauled a 4-year- old zookeeper. the zoo's director shot and killed that tiger before it could go into a public area. officials in mexico are investigating after federal police opened fire on a u.s. embassy vehicle south of mexico city. two workers were wounded in the shooting and are this stable condition. the u.s. embassy says the workers were heading to a military training base when federal police started shooting. officials in mexico say shooting happened in an area frequented by criminals and appears to have been a case of mistaken identity. nato says a senior leader of the pakistani taliban have been killed in afghanistan. 11 other militants were killed in the kunar province.

taliban militants often target coalition forces in afghanistan and the pakistani military. nato conducted the street after pakistan complained about the cross-bodder attacks -- cross- border attacks. thousands of people took to the streets in cairo to protest egyptian president, muhammed morsi and the brotherhood. [chanting] >> it's the first sizable protest in egypt since morsi took office in june. protesters marched from that rear square to the president -- tahrir square to the president's office while a similar rally took place in alex an dia. thirteen people were wounded --

alexandria. thirteen people were wounded. a key figure in the knower to just billionaire boys club case could be potentially charged in a deadly crash in san francisco. it happened at the intersection of eddie and larkin two weeks ago. a taxicab ran a red light. another car hit that taxi, slamming to a man who later died from his injuries. ktvu sources identify the cabbie as 51-year-old reza eslaminia. >> at some point -- can i tell you? things go wrong. >> reza eslaminia belonged to the billionaire boys club, a group of young los angeles men in the 1980s convicted of killing two prominent businessmen including his father. reza eslaminia's life conviction was overturned 12 years ago and he started to drive for luxor cab last month. one of the men who testified against jerry sandusky has now filed a lawsuit against the university.

the man who was comed victim one at -- called victim one at the trial blames penn state with how the top officials dealt with the abuse against the coach -- abusive case against the coach. sandusky is awaiting sentencing after being convicted of 45 criminal counts for sexual abuse of the boys. the tsa does not plan to change their policy about having passengers take off their shoes. the new york times reports that the tsa reject the four scanners specifically designed for shoes because they failed to adequately detect explosives. a small number of passengers who are enrolled in the tsa precheck program are sometimes allowed to keep their shoes on.

a billion allowing california to opt out of some parts of the federal securities program now awaits the governor's signature. that bill is intended to protect illegal immigrants from deportation when arrested for low level offenses. that means california law enforcement would only have to check the fingerprints of serious and violent offenders rather than all illegal immigrants as required under the federal program. california students will soon have another option when it comes to college. the california state university system plans to -- plans to launch a state-wide online university next year. that could expand enrollment by 250,000 students. right now about 425,000 people are enrolled at came state's 23 campuses. university officials say this is going to -- cal state's 23 campuses. university says this is going to give more options. the port of oakland is on board with a plan to turn one of its marine terminals into a new stadium for the oakland as.

omar benjamin, the director, says a stadium could be built on the howard site in about five years. the site is yet to jack london square. the a's owner says he wants to move his club to san jose. but that's in limbo because of the territorial rules. ktvu got a snee peek at the new $300 million facility. there have been a -- sneak peek at the new $300 facility. there have been a few changes. changes have been made to make it safer in an earthquake. we'll tell but a dog's00-

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the olympics may be over but some amazing athletes are about to compete in london. the paraolympics are scheduled to get underway on wednesday. physically-challenged athletes will come from all over the world to compete in swimming,

rowing and a record tickets have been sold, 300,000 more than beijing. two bay area sisters who won olympic gold will be honored in their hometown in danville today. this is video of maggie showing off her medal. she and her 25-year-old sister, jess saw helped lead the u.s. water polo team to victory. the sisters will be honored in a ceremony at oak hill park at 500. well, the indy park series is back in sonoma. there are debuts. the 49 racers,' car, the owner, is jim harbaugh. the go-prorace is tomorrow at -- the go-pro race is tomorrow. >> so expect traffic -- >> it always jams up.

not the only event going on in the bay area. a busy weekend out there. and the fog is with us. >> yes, absolutely. but if you are headed to sonoma, it will be a great day. mid-70s in the afternoon. perfect weather for watching the indy series. if you are headed to for america's cup, bring your jacket. it will be cool and breezy. partly cloudy this afternoon. a deeper marine layer player in place -- a deep manager in place. widespread mid- to upper 50s around the rest of the area. by noontime, 60s along the peninsula. 60s for the east bay. 60s in some areas along the north bay just touching a 70, napa, areas struggling to get to 80. mid-70s, napa. san jose, 76. concord, 80. livermore and antioch, low to mid-80s expected the farther inland you go it will be

warmer. for the tahoe forecast, the same pattern will bring gusty conditions to tahoe tomorrow. 25 mile-an-hour gusts expected. overall, the weather looks pretty good. a cool start in the morning, a mild afternoon there. here at home, our temperatures will cool into sunday and then we'll get back to seasonal average. it takes a couple of days. tuesday into wednesday. i will have a look at what you can expect into the second half of august now. we're not looking at any heatup in site. we may remain mild for the rest of the month. i will take a closer look at that coming up. the san francisco 49ers have become the first nfl team to release an anti-gay bullying video. ♪ it gets better ♪ it gets better >> the video is part of the "it gets better" campaign. the san francisco giants made is similar video back in may. a dog that went missing two years ago in oregon has been

found alive and well in utah. the dog's name is sara and her owner says the border collie ran away from a friend's home in salem, oregon back in 2010 and she spent months trying to find her pet and had eventually given up hope. so she was shocked to get a call out of the blue from a veterinary clinic in kerns, utah. >> she wanted to us scan for a microchip and we did and it was an avid. so i call avid and they -- i called avid and they said it was connected to a clinic oregon. >> the clinic says someone brought the dog in after spotting her wandering. it's still under clear after how sara made that journey. >> pretty amazing. as we've been teing you all morning -- as we have been telling you all morning, the petaluma little leaguers are in

williamsport, pennsylvania getting ready for the big game. and thousands are in san francisco this weekend for the america's cup racing. what you can expect if you are heading to the event 24 evening. 24 even -- if you are heading to the event this evening.

all eyes on florida as a major storm moves toward the united states. what the local red cross here is doing to help. and an historic part of walnut creek goes up in flames. why this building is so important to the city. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's saturday, august 25th. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. let's get right to rosemary and a quick check at the forecast. >> good morning to you. it's gonna be a slightly cooler day for today, fog, clouds, and drizzly along the coast and the marine layer pushing well inland. for the afternoon, mostly sunny skies in most places but our afternoon highs will fall short of the seasonal average. we'll take a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. and a peace mar search underway in the south bay. it all comes in response to the rising homicide rate in this

city. allie rasmus joints us live to remember victims and the city action to stop the violence. >> reporter: well, the group is organizing this day-long demonstration against the recent violence that's happened here in san jose. they got started about 0 minutes ago. we met up -- 30 minutes ago. we met up with them when ten started at mclaughlin and -- when they started at mclaughlin. there were about 30 people who left from the corner. this is part of a day of activity the organization has put together to protest and speak out about the violence in san jose. we saw them hand out fliers to neighbors an people watching the protest along the way and group leaders say they want to organize more community events, more culture events like this. so neighbors can come together and work together in order to find a community-wide solution to the violence. >> we're trying to tell her

people in san jose, it's time for us to stand up as one person, one people so we can take our -- our streets back, our parks back. >> reporter: now, there have been 33 homicides in san jose this year. police say most of the killings have been gang-related in response to the violence, the police had a press conference and they will have officers there focusing on gang-lighted crime only. and they will also allocate $800,000 in the police budget in order to pay for the extra resources. but again, members of the community group hosting this peace march say while law enforcement is obviously a big part of the solution, they think more people in the community need to get involved as well which is why they had this event. it will end here at roosevelt park between noon and 1:00 this afternoon. allie rasmus, live in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. apiary has badly damaged a building that used -- a fire

has badly damaged a building that used to be home to a well- known walnut creek restaurant. the fire broke out around 5:30 this morning on north main street at the former location of the restaurant. the crews say the building was vacant when it burst into flames. >> we're gonna definitely investigate the fire and it did get a head start t was all boarded up. a lot of fire when we first got here. >> anyone with information about the fire is asked to contact the contra costa fire department. one person received minor injuries in a fire in hayward. as many as five people were inside this home when the garage caught fire at 5:30 this morning. everyone else got out okay. fire crews are trying to figure out what it cause -- what caused it. a 12-year-old girl is recovering in the hospital after being shot in her home this morning on church and bancroft. a lieutenant on the scene says it appears the gam was targeting that -- the gunman was targeting that home. the girl is expected to

survive. no arrests have been made. police are trying to figure out what led up to a deadly shooting in oakland that also injured a child. police found a man shot on sick cau mere street the around 8:00 -- circa more street around 8:00 -- sycamore street around 8:00 last night. the highway patrol is investigating a deadly crash involving multiple vehicles on highway 4 in concord. it happened around 10:40 last night. one of the cars went off the road. the highway patrol says the other hit a pole. caltrans is making repairs to that pole. fire crews in sunnyvale are trying to figure out what caused a fire that destroyed a mobile home overnight. the flames broke out just before 10:00 last night. when firefighters got there, the building was engulfed in flames. but crews did manage to keep that fire from spreading to other homes. one person was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. well, new this morning, at least 24 people have been killed and 53 more hurt in a

refinery explosion in swen. that explosion happened around -- in swen. that explosion -- in venezuela. nearby homes were damaged and ven sway lawn's military has been -- venezuela's military has been called in to help. that refinery is one of the largest in the world and they send much of the oil to the u.s. now, in an however, those who got sick in the chevron refinery fire will be able to get information and learn about their lights. 14 people sought help for this after the fire. this is bying put on by john burris and participants will include attorneys, medical professionals and environmentalists. people living in florida are on high alert as tropical storm isaac continues to gain strength. hurricane warnings and watches have been issued for parts of the state. heavy rains are already coming

down in man areas. this year is video of the miami dolphins game. some flights have already been canceled at fort lauderdale's airport this morning. forecasters in the area expect isaac to move over cuba today and become a hurricane by tomorrow. the storm has already proven to be deadly. isaac made landfall in haiti last night killing at least three people. rocks, mud and other debris are scattered and the city is on high alert for potential flooding. many people in that country are still living in homeless encampments following the 2010 earthquake. red cross volunteers in the bay area are headed to florida to help with the disaster response to the storm. 11 volunteers from the silicon little will work in shelters, provide counseling and assess the damage. four volunteers from redwood city, antioch, san francisco and piedmont are also headed to florida. the red cross plans to open

dozens of shelters and are trending five truck loads with disaster supplies to florida. organizers next week for the convention are watching out. this is not the first time severe weather has threatenedin'ed the republican convention center -- has threatened the republican national convention. good morning to you. we're peak waking up with overcast skies -- we're waking up with overcast skies. we have a little patchy fog reported in marin. just pockets makes it dangerous. you don't have it and then you do. be careful if you are traveling this morning. half moon bay, visibility down to about two miles. if you are driving along the coast early this morning, each gate this trough here dropping

out of the -- we have this trop here dropping out -- we have this trough here, and winds are gusting fast in some cases. for the rest of us, an onshore breeze. but it's generally light. this trough will bring us unseasonably mild weather. this will pull out of here by the weekend. we rebound slightly, a second trough to follow is expected to drive our temperatures down once again. so for the last week of august, no big heatup in sight. 56 in oakland. 57 in hayward. 53 san francisco. 60 degrees in livermore, 57 in fairfield. 51 in santa rosa. the clouds now beginning to retreat ever so slightly. our temperatures are warming. very subtly and slowly as well. we've been holing steady in the 50s all morning long -- holding steady in the 50s all morning

long. friends of faith is going on right now. partly cloudy skies expected by mid to late morning. afternoon highs for today, 76 in sonoma. so great for the indycar series going on there. 74 novato. mid-70s in santa rosa. mid-60s for sausalito. 66 in oakland. 69 for hayward, up over the hills. we're looking at 80 degrees in concord. 83 for livermore. nice and warm for the inland areas but not as hot as we typically should be for this time of the year. 67 santa cruz at the boardwalk if you are headed that way for the day. 74 redwood city. 69 for you, san mateo. 62 in san francisco. for america's cup you, the onshore breeze will kick up this in the afternoon, that will be a bre -- this will be a bit brisk and cool in the city for today. your extended forecast -- low 80s tomorrow. we'll continue the cooling trend for the second half of your weekend. and it's cool at the coast.

mild to warm around the bay and our inland areas. if you are going to watch the giants play today, i will line up that forecast for you -- coming up. >> all right. we're just hours away from watching petaluma in the u.s. little league championship game. >> this ball driven to left september field. over the wall for a grand -- left center field. over the wall for a grand slam! >> taking down san antonio, texas. today, petaluma will play tennessee. petaluma looking for revenge because tennessee is the only team to bait them in the world series. the winners -- to beat them in the world series. the winners advance. and cara lui is there live. she will have a live report on this including the phone call the team received from one of their idols. florida has declared a state of emergency as isaac

approaches the state. one last public appearance by mitt romney before the convention. >> ohio, thank you! [ cheers ] >> we'll talk about this recent stop as he makes his way to florida. and the reno air races have set up a new fund this morning, how it is going to benefit the families of the victims killed in last year's deadly race. let's give you a live look outside. this is the approach to the bay bridge. pretty light. don't forget. giants and braves this afternoon as well as america's cup world series races out on the bay. it should be a busy day in san francisco. time now is 9:12. you're watching "mornings on 2." blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover, i couldn't just move the tv into the playroom. no, we had to watch movies in the den because that's where the tv outlet was. and if dad was snoring on the couch, we muscled through it. is she for real? your generation has it made. [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver. only from at&t u-verse.

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the first plan of its kind. share everything. only from verizon. get $100 off select motorola 4g lte smartphones like the droid razr. good morning. partly sunny skies over san jose. a light breeze. 60 degrees. the low clouds and fog beginning to slowly burn off at this hour. hundreds of people are walking around lake merritt to honor a former ktvu producer. she lost her battle with breast cancer in 2003. the challenge helps raise funds for bay area men and women undergoing treatment for breast cancer. well, thousands us of people are expected in san francisco this weekend for the america's cup world series

races. today, teams will sale by at&t park prior to the giants' game. one team to keep an eye on for oracle team u.s., they are from the -- an eye on, oracle team u.s. they are doing very well and are in the race. a viewing area is at the marina greens set up. if you plan to go, be prepared for big crowds, if you are going to the race and the giants' game. it's -- muni will be adding extra fares for these activities. last september, a modified world war ii b-51 mustang

crashed in front of the grandstands killing 11 people and injuring about 70 others. administrators say the $77 million fund is going to allow people to get compensation without the cost and delay of having to go to court. but those who file claims won't be able to file lawsuits again against the reno association again. mitt romney held one final public appearance this morning before heading to florida for the republican convex. ♪ >> as we showed you earlier on "mornings on 2," with the theme of the movie "footloose" playing in the background, it was ryan and rom nip's first appearance in the battleground state. although ryan went to school inohio, a new poll shows president obama is leading in

that state. >> ann was born in henry ford hadn't -- henry ford hospital. i was born in harper high school. no one's ever asked to see my birth certificate. they know this is the lace we were born and raised -- in is the place we were born and raised. >> romney said he tried to clarify that statement later saying he was only joking and there's no question where president obama was born. but the obama campaign says romney is embracing anti- immigration conservatives who are pushing the birther movement. on the democratic side, president obama's used this morning's weekly address for a call to strengthen medicare. >> growing up as the son of a single mom, i was raised with the help of my grandparents so i saw how important things like medicare and social security were m their lives and i saw -- were in their lives and insawn the peace of mind it gave them -- and i saw the peace of mind it gave them. ,. >> president obama claims republicans want to turn

medicare into a voucher program that won't keep up with rising medical costs. alameda county is looking for help for their upcoming november elections. they are in need of poll workers. you could earn anywhere from $110 to $180. you must be a registered voter to apply and go to mandatory training classes before the election days. for more information about the position, contact the alameda county voters office. a bill allowing california to opt out of the community program now awaits the governor's program. this means law enforcement would only have to check the fingerprints of serious and violent offenders rather than all illegal immip grants as re- - immigrants as required under the federal program. free pancakes to teach an important message. the important message hoping to teach parents in campbell. it gets better. >> it gets better. >> the san francisco 49ers are tackling a major issue off the

field. how they are helping kids who are the victims of bullarying -- bullying. why fog and low clouds are paying a visit this morning. a live look outside. a little tough to see the city at this hour, at least from this shot. when we expect this to clear and what you can expect for your daytime highs -- coming up

new allegations against pg&e by a top safety oversight official. according to the chronicle, the allegations come in a new regulatory filing urging the public utilities commission to impose sanctions on pg&e. the state official accuses the utility of continuing to place profits over safety and failing to deliver real change in the wake of the san bruno pipeline explosion. that disaster two years ago killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. a pg&e spokesman told the chronicle that the company's improvements to its gas

pipeline system are real and not rhetoric. some of california's top education officials are in campbell this morning looking for ways to improve the state's school system despite deep financial cuts. now, recent numbers show schools have lost $20 billion in funding during the past four years. 38,000 full-time teachers have lost their jobs. state superintendent of public schools plans to talk about some of the challenges at a free community pancake breakfast. it's happening right now at the campbell community center. california students will have a new option when it comes to option. the california state university system plans to launch a state- wide online university next year. that could expand enrollment by 2 a,000 -- 250,000 students. right now about 42 0,000 people are enrolled at the three campuses. university officials say this will give students more omtions since many schools are seeing cutbacks in the number of

classes offered on campus. while college students are having a hard time playing for -- well, college students are having problem paying tuition as the fees keep going up. 250,000 students are expected to attend a 2004 or four-year -- attend a two-year or four- year education, some students may have to look for other options.

police say a proposal to eliminate juvenile court puts one program in jeopardy. if eliminated, officers say the families would -- fewer families would show up because they would have to travel to the east side of the community. the 49ers have become the first nfl team to release an anti-bullying video. >> it gets beter. >> it gets better. >> it gets better. >> the video is part of the national "it gets better" project, meant to combat bullying as well as suicide and depression among gay people. two defensive tackles started the video. the san francisco giants made a similar video back in may. 9:5. wore beat -- 9:25. we're getting used to these

gray days. i think we are beating used to the fact that they turn out to be nice days if we're just patient. >> yes. if you are at the coast, that's a different story. it's cool, cloudy, drizzly and we're looking at that trend for today. temperatures are gonna be rolling back a few degrees after yesterday's high. feel the delta breeze. 26 miles per hour has been blowing all morning long. the marine layer is deeper, making it up over the east bay hills. concord, livermore, now partly sunny skies. beginning to see that burn off already. that's good news. 57 in oakland right now. 51 in santa rosa. 61 in san jose. so numbers ranging in the low 50s to low 60s around the bay area with mostly gray skies. we've got a giants' forecast for you. if you are headed out to watch them play today, it will be partly cloudy. a light breeze increasing by the second half of the day. 58 degrees at start time. low 60s in the forecast for the

afternoon. so giants' game, america's cup if you are going to the city to play. just be aware of that. it will be cool and it's expected to be a little breezy in the afternoon. temperatures will continue to roll back. tomorrow, 83 will be the hottest spots. 83! mid- to upper 80s. rebounding back as we get to work on monday, tuesday, wednesday, remaining cool to mild at the coast. i will take a look around for you. those daytime tie -- those daytime highs coming up. more video released from new york. kay just after shots were fired outside the empire -- chaos after shots were fired outside the empire stating about. oh, the lights came on. -- the empire state building. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations

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>> reporter: we're live in williamsport, pennsylvania with the petaluma little league team. >> can't help smile when you think about the petaluma little league. well, good morning. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. ktvu's cara lui taking in the little league championships. we'll go back to her in a minute. but first, the top stories -- a building in walnut creek this was a well-known restaurant badly damaged by

fire. the cause is under investigation. civic leaders are holding a peace march in san jose to remember the victims of recent crimes. the city is investigating its 33rd homicide of the year. city leaders say they have come up with a plan to prevent the homicide rate. at least three people have died. florida is on hurricane watch this morning as a tropical storm isaac -- as tropical storm isaac heads right to the u.s. the storm hit haiti overnight. the local red cross teams are in florida to help with response to the storm. a big day for a big-time team, the pride of petaluma. one win away from becoming the best little league team in america. and cara lui is live in williamsport, pennsylvania. cara, i already talked to one of the players and a coach and the players got quite a phone call this morning, right, cara? >> reporter: they did. they did. and there's so much energy surrounding that phone call as well as the game coming up. they are getting good luck wishes from friends and family

here in williamsport. as you mentioned a few minutes ago, a personal phone call from giants' paper, matt cain. >> hey, matt cain! nothing much. yep. yep. first of all, you're awesome for saying that. yeah. >> reporter: petaluma national player logan douglas was so excited when we surprised him in the last hour, telling him that matt cain would be giving the team a pep talk. matt cain also invited the team to a pizza party in petaluma when they return. the team plays at 12:30. they play against tennessee in the u.s. final. before that, they will rub ted's head. that's for good luck before the game. >> i got a text from the parents when i was on the plane

flying out here. they said his curls are washed and, tra curly. they've been away from home for 25 days so to see ted is just what they need. >> reporter: the team has been using a photo of ted the last few games. but i'm told little teddy and his family took out a -- took a red eye out here to pennsylvania last night. so ted will be here in person. the players will be able to rob that little mop of his in person for load tuck -- for good luck. we'll be in here in williamsport, following petaluma national and their run to hopefully become the best little league team. cara lui, ktvu channel 2 news. well, new york city have released surveillance video of its confrontation with a gunman outside the empire state building. we've decided not to show the officer actually shooting and killing the suspect, jeffrey johnson. but we want to show you some of it. it shows a calm then with people milling around the

street. two officers chased of a johnson and that's when bystanders ran away frantically. well, nine of those bystanders were hurt in the confrontation and suffered grave wounds or other minor injuries. three people are still in the hospital. it's believed all of them were hit by stray gunfire from the police. the two officers fired 16 shots. authorities are promising a thorough investigation into the actions of the police officers as well as the suspects. johnson was a t-shirt designer laid off from his job a year ago. investigators -- investigators say he hid behind a bar and then accosted a former colleague shorting him five times. some experts say the legal victory for apple against samsung will have far-reaching implications. apple accused samsung of stealing patented technology on ipads and iphones. a san jose federal jury ruled in favor of apple in the $1 billion judgment.

>> potentially what will happen, it's at the discretion of the judge, but potentially, all or many of the samsung products will be pulled from the market in the future. in the near term, at least, for consumers, this means fewer choices and as a result higher prices. >> the jury found samsung's fascinating galaxy phones infringed on apple's. analysts consumers my see fewer and smore expensive smart phones and key vices using the -- devices using the android system. samsung says it will appeal the ruling. opponents of the new san mateo county jail will step up their efforts this afternoon. the $160 million facility is scheduled to open in 2015 in redwood city, but opponents say the money would be better spent on drug treatment and rehabilitation programs. they plan to hold the town hall meeting in east palo alto at 1:00 today to discuss ways to

drop the project. the county board of supervisors cite the need for expansion. the employees at the double tree hotel in san jose are asking guests to sleep elsewhere until a new labor contract is approved. [chanting] >> those workers include housekeepers, cooks and front desk staff who say they've been working without a contract for her than a year. they want a raise and to maintain their current health benefits. the employees when month a four- day strike in june and they say -- the employees went on a four- day strike in june. the hotel has not kented on -- commented. a judge ruled that two hotels police say used for prostitution will have to shut down. the city of oakland sued the hotels under a state law that makes owners responsible for prostitution on their reports. in addition, the motel owners must pay the city's legal fees

and tens of thousands of dollars in fine. well, two-quick thinking children helped police in fremont arrest two robbery suspects. police say a 10-year-old boy and his 16-year-old sister called 911 after they saw three men break into their house on nutmen lane. the children hid in a locked closet and stayed on the phone with the police dispatcher. the officers got there just as the suspect started to bang on the closet door demanding the children to come out. >> we just stayed inside of the master bedroom closettette. >> police detained the suspect after a short chase. nothing was taken from the home and the children weren't hurt. a key figure in the notorious billionaire boys club case 0 could potential be charged in a car crash that happened two weeks ago on eddy. the vehicle slapped -- slammed into a man who later identified

from his injuries. sources are identifying the cabbie as 50-year-old res. >> things go wrong -- 50-year- old, reza eslaminia. >> what can i tell you? things go wrong. >> reza eslaminia was convicted for killing people including his fire. his conviction was overturned. he started to drive for luxor cab last month. police say a teenager, who we are not identifying because he's a minor, was driving a white suv on treat boulevard in concord. back on april 2nd authorities say the teen lost control and struck and killed a father and his 9-year-old daughter riding their bikes. the victim's family said they were disappointed the 17-year- old will not be tried as an adult. >> i lost two loved ones. it won't bring any of them

back. all i wanted was justice. that's it. a pretrial hear something scheduled for september 7th in juvenile court. a huge wildfire in northern california could be contained by monday. firefighters got the upper hand on the ponderosa fire yesterday, despite strong winds. now, that fire started almost a week ago and has burned more than 28,000 acres in tehama and shasta counties. it's also destroyed 64 homes and 20 other buildings. three fire stations in contra costa county will be reopen soon. the east contra costa fire district learned that it just received an $8 million federal funding grant. that would be enough to reopen the stations in brentwood, bethel island which was shot down next month department would also make it possible to rehire 27 firefighters. the district's board must officially accept the two-year grant before the stations can reopen and start retiring. hundreds of thousands of californians have been hit by a big bill for a fire prevention

fee. yesterday, they added lank to a bill in -- language to a bill to fund the fee sent out to homeowners in rural parts. state. the repeal is linked to the approval of another bill that would -- that would fund tuition breaks. the fate of that bill is gonna bed -- is gonna be determined last week as lawmakers wrap up their legislation session. good morning to you. cooler air, pulling into the bay area for your weekend giving you a live look here at the golden gate. plenty of gog. you can even see a little misty drizzle out there. so the windshield wipers are going. if you are traveling along the coastline, little pockets of dense fog reported in marin earlier this morning. plenty of gray out there but we are beginning to see the burnoff in our inland areas this morning and at this hour. the pacific satellite view. this is what's bridging the cooler air -- bringing the cooler air to our region. the marine air is thicker.

the onshore breeze a little stronger through the delta this morning and that has brought those clouds well inland. concord, livermore, making -- waking um with mostly sunny skies -- waking up with mostly cloudy skies. mostly cloudy. but again turning to partly cloudy in the next hour or so. the cooling trend, yesterday, today, tomorrow. take a look at that. sunday looks to be the coolest day for today. we'll be a tu degrees before what we felt and -- we'll be a few degrees before what we felt. 57 in oakland. 57 in hayward. a cool to mild start with the cloudy conditions. winds around the bay generally light. but pretty robust. port chicago, 25 mile-an-hour winds, gusting to 30 in some cases. through the delta it's a little strong. 61 in concord with a light wind. headed to america's cup for today, it will be cool, it will be breezy, going to be partly cloudy for the afternoon. noontime numbers, upper 50s to low 60s for the afternoon.

the winds, 25 miles per hour right along the bay. your afternoon highs for today, 76 for snow. 74 novato. mid-60s sausalito. mild to warm. it will an good-looking day in many cases. pittsburg, 8 for you. 83 livermore. 8 danville. we need to clear -- 83 danville. we need to clear this up for you. 76 san jose. 76 santa clara. mid-70s for sunnyvale, off to the peninsula, a mild one in san mateo, 69 degrees for today. 68 san bruno. low 60s in the city. low 60s at the coast. where it will be cloudy and cool, pacifica, half moon bay. your extended forecast. there is the cooling trend continuing through the second half of our weekend and then our temperatures begin bump up monday, tuesday, wednesday. it looks like we'll remain this way through the end of august. i will take a look at your lunchtime numbers -- coming up.

the san jose earthquakes expected to deliver some big news tonight. the club president will announce the team's plans to break ground on a new stadium. the city of san jose gave its approval earlier this year for an 18,000-seat stadium. the announcement will take place at 6:00 tonight right before the earthquakes take on the colorado rapid and fans are welcome to attend. the port of oakland is on board with the plan to turn one of its marine terminals into a new ballpark for the oakland as. omar benjamin says the stadium could be built on the howard terminal site in about five years. the location is adjacent to jack london square and currently used by matson chipping. the as owner says he wants to move the club to san jose but it's still not clear if mlb's territorial rules will allow limb to do that. we're exactly one week away from the cal bears football season opener. they will play nevada at the

memorial stadium after playing last year at at&t ballpark. ktvu got a new look at the new billion 300 million facility. there have been a lot of changes including the field. the structure has new flex joints to make it safe in an earthquake. well, the indy car is back in sonoma. there are events all weekend leading up to tomorrow's big race and debuting this weekend, check it out. that's the panthers' racing new 49ers theme car. that car will be driven by jr hillly brand and the -- hillibrand. a tense scene in one reno neighborhood. >> it was dangerous because of where it was. >> the mountain lion experience that had many people staying inside. organizers call it a march for peace and community. the day-long demonstration happening this san jose today in response to the recent

violence in the city. but first, let's take you outside, still gray out there this morning on the golden gate bridge as traffic moving -- it has traffic moving along fine. we've been talking about this. we have the cup races and you have the giant playing at 1:00. it's 9:44 on the clock. you are watching "mornings on 2."

good morning to you. a live look there at the sunshine over the east bay hills this morning. mid-50s to mid-60s over the inland spots. let's recap some of the top stories we've been following for you all morning long -- a building that used to be home to a well-known walnut creek

restaurant was badly damaged in a fire. crews are trying to figure out what start that fire. at least three people have died and florida is on hurricane watch as tropical storm isaac heads to the u.s. the storm hit haiti overnight and local red cross teams are in florida now to help with response to the storm. a 12-year-old girl is recovering in the hospital this morning after being shot inside her home in oakland. that happened at 3:30 this morning on church street near bancroft avenue. no arrests have been made. and right now, an anti- violence march is underway. in response to the rising rate in san jose. allie rasmus ras more -- allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: well, the group here is organizing the day-long event against some of the recent violence happening in san jose. they plan to end the march here at the roosevelt park, where we are. but they started out at mclaughlin and capital

expressway. about an hour ago. [chanting] >> reporter: about thirty to 40 people took part in the march. we saw fliers behanded out and -- we saw fliers being handed out. organizers want to organize more of these so neighbors can come together and organize community-like events to stop this violence. >> what's behind the violence all starts at home, how the parents treat our children. >> if you are in the -- it's important to do something, like

unite. >> reporter: there are been 33 homicides in san jose this year. police say most of the kills have been gang-related -- killings have been gang related. they will be offering a special number of officers to allocate just for crime and they will be aloyal kateing $800,000 in the budget to pay overtime for those officers -- aim locating $800,000 in the budget to pay for overtime for those officers. but they also say people in the community need to get involved. they expect to get here at roosevelt park sometime in the next half-hour or so and they will be here until noon, 1:00 to have a community event here at the park. a mountain lion is back in the wild after returning loose in downtown -- running loose in downtown reno. he was shot outside with a

tranquilizer gun outside of harrah's casino. he even triped to get inside the casino at one point. wildlife officers eventually found it hiding under a stage and captured it. >> it was dangerous because of where it was. it wasn't dangerous because of the behavior it was displaying. that's really important. >> people were told to stay indoors while the big cat was tracked -- was tracked down and no one was hurt. the mountain lion was tagged and fitted with a gps collar before being returned to the wild. a dog lost two years ago in oregon has been found alive and well in the state of utah. the dog's name is sara. and her owner says the border collie ran away from a friend's home in salem orie -- salem, oregon back in 2010. she spent months trying to find her pet but gave up hope. so she was shocked to get a call from a vet in utah. >> she wanted to scan for a

microchip. we did. it was an avid. i called the avid and they gave my the mumm and they said it was -- the number and they stayed was a clinic in oregon. >> the good samaritan brought the dog in. it's still unclear how sara made the 800-mile journey. investigator parts of chinatown will be closed, 7th to 11th and broadway and harrison will be closed. there will be live entertainment, food, vendors, crafts, even a children's carnival. it's 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. today and tomorrow. and it is time for our ticket saturday. today you could tin a pair of tickets to -- you could win a pair of tickets to see "war horse." it's the winner of five 2011 tony awards and for your chance to win go to ktvu.com before midnight and put in the secret word "trot." >> i always get excited for

ticket saturday. >> yes, you do. and the secret word. >> two bay area sisters who want olympic gold will be honored in their hometown of danville. how you can be a part of all of the action. a cooling trend is headed to the bay area for your weekend. coming up, the temperatures expected for your area.

i want to show you some new video just in from the fends of faith breast cancer -- friends of faith breast cancer challenge. check out that crowd. they are all doing this in honor of former ktvu broadcaster faith. she lost her battle with breast cancer in 2003. we have this annual walk every year. it raises money for bay area men and women now undergoing -- for bay area men and women now undergoing breast treatment. lance armstrong is scheduled to ride in a mountain bike rice today in aspen.

the anti-doping agency stripped him of his seven tour de france victories and permanently banned him from professional ridding. >> lance armstrong is a hero in the cancer community. he's done such great work here at the foundation, helping us raise almost $500 million to help cancer survivors. >> armstrong started the foundation after beating cancer himself in the 1990s. two bay area sisters who won olympic gold will be honored in their hometown this danville. this is the 19-year-old showing off her gold medal at a bay area fitness club last week. show and her 25-year-old sister, jessica, helped lead the water polo team to the games. the sisters will be honored in a ceremony at oak hill park at 5:00. the giants bring a five- game winning streak into the

contest against the braves. last night, giants had to come from behind. they were all tied -- they tied the game at 2 in the third. they took the lead in the third when a score that gave the giants the 4-2 lead and now we go to the 8th inning. >> the giants up 5-3 but the braves threatening with one on. but lopez gets jason heyward there to end the inning. giants win it 5-3. today's game is right here on ktvu at 1:00. the as also within. and rosemary shade you -- and rosemary said you might want to bring a jacket if you are headed there. >> great advice. it's hard topless everybody in the bay area. cool at the coast, nice inland. hot inland, nice the at coast. right now, still holding everybody in the low 60s. 60 at the coast. os around the east bay -- 60s

around the east bay. low to mid-70s for the warmer spots. 6060 at the lost -- 60 at the coast. 60 to 70 around the bray. areas near santa rosa and napa and san jose looking good. low to mid-80s far inland east bay which is anywhere 5 to 8 degrees below the seasonal average. tomorrow will be slightly cooler and we'll rebound slightly. as we come to a close, august, one week away. we're not seeing any big heatup in store. >> thank you. >> sure. well, that's our report for this morning. >> and be sure to join us for the next newscast stat 6:00. remember, we'll be live from the little legal world series in pennsylvania. send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay.

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