a neighborhood is rebuilding and the community remembering. we'll tell you about the memorial planned for today to remember the two-year sanners are reof the san bernardino pipeline disaster. one woman kill and another injured after being run down by a truck on a walnut creek sidewalk. what investigators are looking into and the charges the driver is facing. an officer kill in the line of duty. the fundraising for the youngston family and all fallen officers will be remembered today. >> good morning, everyone.

welcome to morning on 2. it's sunday, september 9. i'm mike. >> i'm claudine wrong. let's check the weather with meteorologist rosemary. i woke up this morning and thought brr. >> yes, there is a capitol hill in the air. we have patchy fog and low clouds this morning over parts of the north bay -- slip into the 40s this morning and slightly cooler with a gradual warmup into next week. i'll bring you the numbers. we have a red flag warning for part of lake conti. i'll touch of that coming up. today is the second anniversary of the deadline pipeline explosion in san berno. ally has the latest. >> reporter: neighbors will come together today for a ceremony later this afternoon to remember the second anniversary of the pipeline disaster happening exactly two years ago today and when it happened, eight people lost their lyes and 38 homes were completely destroyed but the neighborhood made big strides.

construction still lines where 38 homes were destroyed and eight have been rebuilt like the yellow house. that was one of the first rebuilt as people moved back in earlier this year. 12 homes are another stage of construction and of the 17 homes badly damaged, half of those are also being repaired. the national transportation safety board determined the cause of the explosion was a defective weld in the natural gas pipeline through the neighborhood. the ntsb found pg&e and california utilities at fault. they tested pipelines, searching for leaks and removing aging pipes. the utility proposed a $2.2 billion upgrade to their pipeline system, but the controversial part of that is they want to pay for that upgrade by increasing rates for all pg&e customers. two years later, the cpus has not fined pg&e for the mistakes but as we take you out here

live, you can see from the memorial that people in this neighborhood have not forgotten what happened. this chain-link fence surrounds what used to be part of the blast site and you can see home that have gone up here. in 30 minutes, we'll tell you about bills on the governor's desk to prevent this from happening again but in the meantime at 5:00 tonight, people in this neighborhood, people affected by the disaster, will meet at the city park for the memorial ceremony. live in san bruno, allies rasmus. >> a house explosion rocked the small town of ceres near modesto. a home was completely destroyed and 22 others damaged. a mother and her seven children were asleep inside a house next door when they heard the loud explosion. >> our first thought was lightning struck our house and a loud boom. the whole house literally felt like it ex-- it loaded.

we saw flames everywhere. >> investigators said it appears the explosion happened in the garage and will be out today, digging through piles of debris to figure out what caused it and according to the modesto bee, investigators have been to the same home as part of an investigation into a marijuana grow. we have developing news this morning out of newark. police are urging drivers to avoid cherry street because of a water main break. the line burst early this morning under two san bernandino southbound lanes of cherry. cleanup could take eight to 12 hours. all lanes of interstate 580 in dublin are back open after an overnight crash that happened just after 4:30 this morning near sandra moan road. multiple cars were involved. the chp closed all lanes of the freeway on the eastbound side so officers could investigate the crash and and clear the scene. there were minor injuries. interstate 280 is back open this morning after a fatal

crash shut down the northbound lanes. it around 11:00 last night, a driver hit a center divider in san bruno between crystal springs road and 280. the male driver was pronounced dead at the scene. no one else was in his car and no other vehicles involved. the highway patrol closed those lanes for two hours and the cause is under investigation. we talk to the contra costa sheriff's department and confirm a man involve in a fatal crash has been transported from the hospital to jail. last night, two women were walking near the mariott hotel on north main street in walnut creek. police said a red pickup truck lost control, drove onto the sidewalk, and hit both women. the truck stopped only after it got wedged between a retaining wall and traffic light. >> i'm shocked because i walk all the time. i can could be among them. i was 20 meters away from the crash. >> one woman died at the scene. her name has not been released. the second woman was taken to john muir medical center.

the driver has been identified as 53-year-old hussein tebrizi of walnut creek and arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges and being held right now at the martinez detention center. a man is fighting for his thrive morning after being shot on ellis street. police said it happened after midnight. the man was shot at least one time and has life-threatening injuries. no suspect information is released. a fundraiser held for the family of kenyon young strom, killed in the line of duty. jump will donate 100% of proceeds to his widow and four children. the fundraiser will also include a silent auction organized by other business in the area. officer young strom died on wednesday, one day after being shot during a traffic stop on interstate 680. at 10:00 a.m., a memorial held in honor of fallen public safety members.

it is being held in the cunningham memorial chapel at notre dame university in belmont. the service is nondenominational and members of public safety agencies will have representatives to read the names of their fallen members and retirees who have passed away. we have more information on a story we told you about yesterday on morning on 2. police in palo alto are stepping up patrols after 17 car burglaries in just two days. earlier this week, a burglar or group of burglars took just ten minutes to break into six vehicles at the stanford shopping center. police said four city parking garages and lots have also been hit by thieves. >> it sounds like a group but -- yeah. i don't know. i a.m. really breezed, though. it will be weary about parking from now on. >> police said the majority of things stolen have been electronics. trunks of the cars are popped open and items are being stolen from inside there. so far, the suspect descriptions are so varied

that police decided not to release them. a shell oil refinery in martinez is warning people about maintenance work done at the plant this weekend. crews are work on safety device called flares on the pacheco side of the refinery. there will be smoke and noise associate with the work. a big chunk of health care surcharge hasn't been going to workers health care. roughly 40% of the $14 million made from the fees wasn't used as intended. the city's universal health care ordinance requires 4,000 businesses to spend money from the surcharges on health care for its workers. today is california's 162nd birthday. governor jerry brown declared it admission day, commemorating california's admission as the 31st state of the union back in 1850. leaders demanded it after people flooded in, following

the discovery of gold after the u.s. invaded alta, crack california, which was then a mexican province. the susan g. komen race for the cure in san francisco. it will begin at justin her man plaza among the embark dare roe. they will loop around at&t park before heading back where they came. friday began what three-day walk. 75% of the funds raise willed go to the san francisco chapter to fund breast cancer research and this weekend's race for the cure comes after the controversy surrounding the organization. registration and donations for the event is down since the komen foundation cut funding to planned parenthood. the decision was reverse but the damage has been done. >> good morning to you. an unseasonably mild day for the bay area. pockets of clouds over parts of bay and east bay and a live

look from san rafeal. the marine layer is deeper although not widespread. we have a lot of sunshine this morning and on shore breeze a lot like what we saw yesterday but will strength into the afternoon as cooler air begins to pull in for the second half of your day. this morning is a chilly start in some areas over the north bay locations. santa rosa, 41. mid-40s napa and a lot of blue going on the pet luna valley. 54 in the city. 56 in oakland. mid-50s in concord. looking at 60 in antioch so that is the warm spot at this time under mostly-sunny skies, relatively mild start for you. low pressure off the coast will be digging in over the next 24 hours and linger a bit on monday but for today, anywhere from three to six degrees cooler than yesterday with the fog this morning, mostly sunny skies expected for the

afternoon and on shore breeze strengthening for the afternoon. that will bring a red flag warning for parts of lake county and mountains lasting through 8:00. gusts expected to 25 miles per hour, relative humidity down to 12% in the area. northeastern california will see a red flag warning, north of tahoe. 77 for afternoon highs. 79 in sonoma. mid-60s sausalito. in the east bay, temperatures holding right -- 67 for oakland and san leandro, upper 70s to low 80s inland. 78 livermore. 74 san jose, 70-degree in santa cruz so this morning feeling like fall and the afternoon will feel like fall. 70 degrees redwood city, 68 san mateo, low 70s in san francisco with the say breeze blow in the afternoon. the extended forecast with a

gradual warmup on monday, bouncing to seasonal average by tuesday and wednesday and warm- to-hot conditions expected by thursday. i'll bring your lunchtime numbers coming up. dozens are killed after wave of attack in iraq. who is being targeted and why. two different tornados touched down in new york. the damage they left behind and what witnesses are saying about the storm let's give you a live look outside. that is interstate 80, the east shore boulevard. a big game for the cal bears. no major traffic issues on the interstate at this time. it's 7:12. you're watching mornings on 2. lots of prepaid cards

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at least 39 people were killed this morning after a wave of attacks against security forces in iraq in the deadliest attack. gunmen stormed outpours, killing 10 and injuring ten more. a car bomb killed seven police recruits waiting to apply for job. no one has claimed responsibility, but security forces are frequently targeted by al-qaida. it vowed to take back areas it was forced from by u.s. troops. tornado in new york city -- you don't see that often, but two of them did touch down yesterday. one twister destroyed or damaged homes and beach cabanas in breezy point, queens. 70-mile-per-hour winds downed power lines and tore down fencing around a pole, smashed up some barbecue grills. people said they could not believe what they had just witnessed. >> very upsetting and devastating. i have been in this cabana for 50 years. >> it got dark and windy very

fast and sounded like a freight train caming through. >> a second tornado hit brooklyn, an ef 1 that knocked down trees and pulled the roof off a house. no serious injuries were report in either tornado. tropical storm leslie is expected to reach hurricane strength some time today. in bermuda, strong winds and rain are expected as the storm passes by the eastern coast towards the northern atlantic. it's expect to miss the island, but people are stocking up and preparing for rough weather. right now the airport is still open but some major airlines have already cancelled flights and emergency shelter is standing by in case the path changes and brings it ashore. the impact of hurricane isaac continues to be felt in louisiana this morn. more than 800 volunteers are helping people clean up from the damage of the storm. isaac blew through the state a little more than a week ago. more than 4 feet of water flooded several homes and many say they can never replace items. >> i never dreamed the water

would come to the road. i have been here 17 years. it's rough. >> crews continue to pump water out of flooded streets. the red cross is also boosting its mobile feeding efforts and distributing more supplies to those who need it. preparations are underway for the air race in reno after 11 people were killed. the theme of thissier's event is "a tribute." organizers will plan to remember the victims of the deadly crash. a tribute is planned for the first responders after the tragic accident. a number of changes have been made to keep both pilots and spectators safe this year. practice and qualifying runs begin tomorrow and the event will run wednesday through sunday. it's the last day of the capital air show in sacramento, and organizers expect a record turnout. more than 80,000 people are expected to walk through the gates and if you're looking for something to do today young time to see the show. flying stunts will begin at

11:00 and the event ends at 5:00 tonight. tickets cost $20. nasa is preparing for space shuttle's "endeavour's" final trip to the california science center in los angeles. it will piggyback a modified 747 from florida to california. it's scheduled to leave on september 17 and will make low flyovers at cities including san francisco on its way to southern california. many california towns are struggling but one is booming. bakersfield hasn't received the best reputation among people living in the state but according to a new report, unlike many cities, bakersfield is adding jobs and more people to its population and attracting more companies. according to state employment numbers, curran county has 5600 jobs from matching its peak employment number reached back in 2007. california's economic comeback is slow but stud steady. our state is outperformed the

national economy. the bay area is california's strongest regional economy with growth at or above 2% in each metro area. strong gain in vallejo/fairfield should continue throughout the year. sunnyvale officials said apple bought more than 1 million square feet of new office space to make room for its expansion. the new space could accommodate up to 5,000 employees and is unclear how many of apple's sunnyvale employees will be new hires and how many will transfer from cupertino. doctors plan to operate on a college football player who fractured his spine after a head-to-head collision with a teammate. walker was injured on the final play of the game against tulsa. he's in stable condition and is expected to undergo surgery within the next two days. he has some feeling in and his arms and legs and doctors need

more time to determine the extent of his injuries. mccarthy continues to improve after undergoing surgery for a skull fracture suffered on wednesday. as trainers said the progress is good but not completely past the critical stage of recovery. he is able to recognize visitors and talk but pain is limiting how much mccarthy actually speaks. he has been using his twitter account and posting several updates for his fans. teammates are looking to sweep the mariner in seattle. the as have won 17 of their last 22. qotaras has been a big part of that, hitting his fourth home run in as many days in the 6-1 victory. they trail texas by 4.5 game in the a.l. west but lead in the wild card standings. the joins up 4.5 games on the dodgers in the n.l. west, despite a close one. tied 2-2 in the 8th but a lead in the 9th off ramirez.

giants get one in scoring position but could not get the big hit. 3-2 the final. zito will face clayton kershaw today. it's not finished, but san francisco 49er fans are getting excited about their new stadium. the fans have picked up $670 million of seats and luxury boxes, despite a huge increase in ticket prices. 70% of sales have gone to current season ticket hold and according to the niners, it has sold more than 26,000 in the upper deck, end zones, and corners. the new stadium will open in two years. coca-cola is coming out with a brand new drink but you won't be able to find it in a can. going green and creating jobs. the product being shown in san francisco that could help drive the economy. your afternoon high will fall short of the seasonal average for your sunday. what to expect for your area and what is happening outside your doors at this hour.

thousands have been evacuate from village in nicaragua after a volcano sent a mile-high ash cloud. the country's tallest volcano began erupting last night. residents heard what sounded like a series of explosions. as many as 20,000 people could ultimately be affected by the gas and ash from the volcano. a group of marines are getting a special homecoming. the group is coming home from afghanistan and will arrive at 6:00. it's the second group to come home to san jose after serving overseas. a benefit is being held to benefit wounded veterans at 11:00 at the men low circus park in ratherton. the event will feature two polo games, wine tasting, and ladies hat competition. a crisp start to the morning, rosemary. >> slip into the 40s near

santa rosa. 40 degrees at this hour so a chilly start outdoors early. be prepared for that. most of us hold in the 50s once again but most of us, at least a few degrees below what we felt yesterday morning. your noontime numbers -- mild along the coast, 60s. 60s along the east bay shore, low-to-mid- 70s for your lunch hour so will be mild. feeling pretty good. for the afternoon, just a few possibilities of orange out there and have to get well inland for the upper 70s to low 80s this afternoon. 81 degrees. 78 for livermore, 72 in fremont along the peninsula, upper 60s to low 70s. 70 for redwood city. into the north bay, a lot like yesterday, mid-to-upper 70s. santa rosa, 77. 76 napa. santa rosa -- not only a chilly start but fog developed on the floor there so take it easy with visibility down to a half mile and should burn in the next hour to 90 minutes. the number will warm up so if you're not ready for that fall- like weather, we've got summer

coming back, upper 80 and low 90s by tuesday and wednesday. the warmest day is thursday. back to you. >> thank you thanks, rosemary. coca-cola is squeezing out a new drink but won't be in a bolt or can. it's introducing its dasani drops that can be put in drinks. it will cost about $4. an event in san francisco -- the all- day conference was held at the palace of fine arts. titled "reinventing capitalism," it was a chance for people to show off the latest products they have come off with. some say this is necessary in today's struggling economy. >> entrepreneurship, you know, is very sexy and popular and big right now. small businesses are those drivers of employment. and they're the drivers of innovation. >> one man had a product that

that is design to replace styrofoam, all natural and after you used it, it will compost in 180 days. venture capitalists say it will encourage young people to get the skills and ideas needed to boost the economy. a father and son wind surfing trip the urge into a search-and-rescue. how they were split up and where the victim was eventually found. new video overnight of a fire burning. the significant progress made and the challenges facing crews fighting fires in california. ah.

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it's been exactly two years since a pg&e pipeline exploded, killing eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. the community will mark the tragic anniversary today. ally rasmus is in the neighborhood where people are still rebuilding. >> reporter: well, the second anniversary of the san bruno pipeline disaster is today and later today, people in the crestmother and san bruno community will remember that tragic event with a vigil. the neighborhood affected has done a lot to rebuild. two years after the explosion here, it looks a lot different.

the chain-link fence that used to survive the empty blast site has several new homes, recently rebuilt, but you can see from the decide of the fence that the flowers and memorial known notes are to remember the eight people who lost their lives in the explosion exactly two years ago. when the natural gasline rupture, 38 homes were destroyed and another 17 homes were badly damaged of the 38 homes, eight have been rebuilt. another 12 are in some stage of reconstruction. the national transportation safety board determined that the cause of the explosion was a defective weld in a natural gas pipeline that ran through the neighborhood and pg&e and california public utility commission share some of the blame for what happened. the cpuc has not fined pg&e for the miss tables two years go. representative hill sponsored three bill that are now on the governor he's desk, aiming at improving pipeline safety. one would require companies to

adopt safety requirements and another would require safety performance and the third bill would require regulators to look at a utilities safety record before athrowing utility to raise its rates. to commemorate the the event, some will have a memorial ceremony at 5:00 today. ally rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. a surf trip lasted longer than expected when one was washed away by the waves. the father and son have been wind surfing together but the father decided to head out one last time on his own and around 6:30, the son reported him missing. a crew and helicopter start to search for him but didn't find

him until 9:30. the current had taken him towards the san mateo bridge. he was taken to the shore, cold and tired but otherwise okay. overnight we heard from the mother of two small children who police said were kidnapped by their father and also learning more about the operation that rescued them. police said the children's father, christ tier maffey, gave up without a fight. the 3-year-old girl and 2-year- old boy were not hurt. their father was booked on $200,000 bail. ten minute ago, their mother sent a statement to the ktvu newsroom, thanks the police, coast guard, fbi, and media for bling her children home and said, "brookie and devin are doing great. they are back to playing with all of their toys like they never left. here's to happy endings." several people were injure in a series of shootings. a man was shot on international

boulevard after seven. three people were shot on sycamore around 8:50 and near 9:15, one person was shot near kingsley circle and walnut. the suspects got away and the victims are expect to survive. a 2-year-old was shot during a gunfight in oakland. the neighborhood sounded like a war zone. police counted around 70 casings on 55th avenue between east 15th and 16th street. one witness said they nearly lost two family members. >> i see a bunch of guys running with machine guns and started shooting this other car and i ended up catching two or three shots. >> one shot grazed his 2-year- old son's arm before piercing his car seat. another bullet went through the windshield and passenger seat where his brother was sitting. the man escape with a black eye from flying glass. police are checking a car for

clues. police in pittsburg are check leads on the shooting death of a teenager. he was a bay area artist known as mack day. he was shot while filming a music video. his uncle said young siblings saw the shooting. >> they seen everything that happened. and we're trying to get them some counseling right now because they -- it's just -- it's just so -- it's just so devastating. >> police said davon was shot in the back during an argument with a group of men. investigators do not believe it was gang-related but do think davon knew his killer. we have new video this morning of a fire burning in lake county. so far the scott fire has burned 3200 acres. that fire is so far 10% contained and at least 300 homes are still threatened. this fight -- the threat, however -- all mandatory evacuations are lifted and the

cause is under investigation. crews hope to have this wildfire fully contained tomorrow. so far, that has burned nearly 18,000 acres and is 80% contained. firefighters said dry conditions and gusty winds made it hard to fight the fire. highway 16 has been reopened but firefighters are warning drivers to be aware of debris in the road. well, a wildfire north of los angeles is getting closer to containment. it's been burning since labor day weekend in the san gabriel mountain. it's 83% contained. the fire has burned nearly 4200 acres and 14 firefighters have suffered minor injuries. but crews do expect to have this fire under control later this week. hantavirus warnings are not keeping international travelers from visiting yosemite national park after a official doubled the number of people who may have been exposed to the virus. it was packed visitors. the number of confirmed cases is at eight. three of those people who died. one woman from the u.k. will not let the outbreak ruin

her trip. >> walk through here, i'm not concerned. i wouldn't necessarily stay in the tents until i know they have been completely disinfected and clean. >> more than 90 curry village tents were shut down and cleaned after deer mice were found inside the walls of the structures. it's california coastal cleanup day and dublin is looking for volunteers. this is video of past efforts to clean up the state's coast and waterways. people are focusing on the area from fremont to martinez. dublin is looking for people to clean up that creek. that event is held today from 10:00 until 4:00 and volunteers will need to bring their own buckets to collect the trash. the san francisco 49ers kick off their season today with high hopes of going to the super bowl after last year's playoff run. but they have a tough one right off the bat. on the road, in green bay. since 1990, the niners have lost eight straight at lambeau field. aaron rodgers leading packers as the reigning nfl mvp.

"mornings on 2" will end at 9:00 for fox nfl sunday. the point after show with mark ibanez in studio. the raiders open their season tomorrow on "monday night football." the chargers are coming to the coliseum. tomorrow is going to be new head coach dennis allen's first regular season game. and starting tomorrow, oakland sports fans are encouraged to show their team spirit on friday. the mayor announced the observance of oakland loves our sports team spirit week. fans are are encourage to take picture, wear team colors, and post to the oakland city facebook page. the sunday streets event moves to the western edition from 11:00 until 4:00. no vehicle traffic will be allowed on fill more between

fulton and gehrig. there will be some live music, free bike rentals, and activities for the children. giants all star pitcher matt cain is making dreams come true for the petaluma team. today cain and a pizza company will treat them to a pizza party. they will head to pier 59 for a victory ride on a rocket boat. the team came in third place at the little league world series in pennsylvania. last week, thousands gathered for a parade honoring the team and they were also recognized at a recent event. >> good morning to you. another round of nice weather in the forecast for your sunday. we will be running cool for this time of year. a live look there at beautiful blue skies over the east bay hills as we get through this morning. temperature will rebound back to -- well, right about where

we saw, slightly cooler in some places, especially for inland east bay. this morning, the current headline is just how chilly it is over the north bay. 41-degree in san is a rosa, 45 ngata pa. 50-degree in sandra yell. five to ten degrees cooler than 24 hours ago with fog in santa that rosa. most people are one to three degrees cooler. we have a trough right off the oregon coast that will swing through for today. we have a second one that will follow so that is going to bring us the on shore breeze and circulate cooler air into the area. it has thickened up the marine layer a bit but only pockets. the coast wake up with partly cloudy skies and moisture from the south will continue the isolated possibility of thunderstorms for the see area a if you're heading that way for your sunday.

deeper marine layer equals a cooler day, on shore breeze not too bad, like what we fell yesterday morning, very lying around the region, a little robust through the delta, but we will be strengthening as the system swing through california. the cooler day from five to ten degrees below the seasonal norm. 76 expected for nevada today, 75 in petaluma, 65 sausalito. in the east bay, 67 oakland. 68 hayward. upper 70s to low 80s livermore, antioch, concord. 79 for you. 74 santa jose and 70 in redwoodty and 68 san mateo. partly cloudy skies along the coast. your extended forecast will see a bump in the temperatures tomorrow but we really don't get back to seasonal average until tuesday-wednesday and above that by thursday. if you're going to see the giants play, i'll bring you that forecast coming up. a question president obama

has heard many times. how he has made light of the birth certificate controversy on a campaign stop in florida. but first, let's take you outside to highway 24 in lafayette. you can see the sun is already out this morning and things looking pretty good out there. there were some problems earlier this morning but getting those cleared up and looks like traffic just fine. it's 7:41. this is "mornings on 2." >> announcer: closed captioning brought though you by ram trucks. guts, glory, ram. introducing the chase liquid reloadable card. with chase liquid, there's no waiting and no fee to activate you can load cash and checks at any chase depositfriendly atm

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have you heard for the 408 and 669 area codes? no, what is it? starting october 20, 2012, if you have a 408 or 669 number, you'll need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. o.k., but what if i have an 408 number and i'm calling a 408 number? you'll still need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! >> good morning to you. we're giving you a birds eye view over lafayette this morning. a few pockets of clouds out there, outside of that. mostly-sunny skies and a mild afternoon in store.

aftershocks are still shaking up parts of southern china after two large earthquakes struck friday. rescue crews said the area is surrounded by mountains and earthquaking triggering landslides. so far, there have been 61 cave- ins and three landslides in the valley. friday's earthquakes killed at least 81 people and injured 800 more. rockets allegedly from syria killed a 5-year-old girl in neighboring iraq as rebels fought government forces on the syrian side of the border. one of the rockets fired during the fight hit the girl's home across the border in iraq. officials there say more than 4,000 refugees crossed into iraq from syria to get away from the violence. a christian pastor has been released after being held in iran for three years. the iranian man was reportedly acquitted and freed yesterday. the pastor had been sentenced to death for refusing to renounce his faith and his ordeal drew international attention. the u.s. state department and members of congress asked for his release.

>> it's something we have seen from this regime over the last 32 years and even more so since 2009 as, you know, political excollation has been high. >> some believe this could be the iranian regime showing compassion ahead of this month's u.n. general assembly. the forum between 21 countries wrapped up in eastern russia. they agree to trade, reform economies, and strengthen finances. russian president putin described the talks as constructive. a pilot was killed in southern california when he had trouble with his aerobatic plane. officials said the plane had a mechanical problem while performing stunts over an airport 90 miles north east of san diego. the pilot jumped down but his parachute did not work. he was the only person on

board. the faa and ntsb are investigating. waterdogs and sonar equipment will be used to serge for a la fay cent man who went missing. the 20-year-old was last seen tubing with friend. yesterday, crews scoured a 6- mile stretch of the river. a reward for information about olson has increase to $50,000. a community is coming together to support the family of a missing u.c. davis student found dead along the american river in sacramento. the student had been missing since june and suffered problem with weight loss and fear shed would fail her final exams. the family could have a preliminary cause of death but final autopsy results are not expected to be released for a week. a san diego mother is facing a murder charge for the death of her 7- month-old son. police said the child fell out of a third-story window late friday. a gene that was protecting the window also landed close to the infant. ing through the er friend

alley had noticed an infant on the ground below the windows of the apartment complex. >> the baby was transported to the hospital, where he died. police are now trying to figure out if the child was thrown from the window on purpose or if it was an accident. onto the election. president obama is using a medicare study against mitt romney. he is highlighting a study that shows person who qualifies for medicare in 2030 would see on average an increase of nearly $125,000 in medicare costs during retirement. the study was done by a harvard professor, an advisor during the president's 2008 campaign. it's probably a question a 6-year-old doesn't hear often but one that has been plaguing the president for years. >> you were born in hawaii? >> hawaii. >> yes. >> okay. do you have a birth certificate? [ laughter ] >> yes, sir!

>> some people claim the president was not born in the united states and can't be president. in 2008, he produced document of live birth and in 2011, released the long term version that shows he was born in hawaii. mitt romney is hoping to earn votes in wisconsin, airing ads to outline the president's role in the federal deficit. romney's campaign said they are hoping to give him an edge in the state, which is home to his running mate, paul ryan. the republican candidate has not won wisconsin since 1984. the romney campaign hopes these ad will force president obama to spend more money there. and this morning, vice presidential nominee paul ryan is in oregon, preparing to debate joe biden. a fundraising breakfast in danville. 100 people attended the event, paying $1,000. others paid $10,000 for their

picture taken. some think ryan should have made the event public. >> think i it's great to do a grassroots approach and makes people more accessible and feel like they are truly listening to the issues of all the people. >> we spoke to some people who attended the event who said the money was well worth it. they said they wanted to hear him speak and listen to idea for getting the country back on track. after breakfast, paul ryan went to mountain view and used an online chat caughted google plus hangout to answer questions. he talked about the economy and said he wants a country where everybody can make the most of their life and tap into their potential. after today's debate preparation in oregon, ryan will be on the campaign trail with a fundraiser tomorrow in seattle. governor jerry brown signed

bill into law to prevent religious discrimination against sikh and muslim workers. the second bill would protect group from workplace discrimination. >> we wear turbans and have beards and oftentimes causes employees to segregate and have them work in the back of the office or have them work in the basement. >> under the new law, employers would have to accommodate people of faith unless they can show economic hardship. more than 200 cyclist will kick off an eight-day ride in san francisco this morning for the arthritis foundation's 12th annual bike tour of california. cyclists will ride 525-miles to raise money for the foundation and their final stop is in santa monica. cyclists hope to raise $1 million by those impacted by the illness. arthritis affects 1 in 5 people nationwide. a california soldier

honored. what he did on the side of a freeway that earned him a soldier's medal. how fast can a robot run? what just broke some records. a subtle cooldown in the forecast for the second half of your weekend and for some, a chilly start to the morning. what to expect, coming up.

an army sergeant is called a hero for his quick-thinking action here at home. sergeant james bennett was home on leave near fresno when he saw a burning minivan and stopped to help. two people were dead inside the car but bennett pulled a 2-year- old boy and a 1-year-old girl to safety. yesterday, he was awarded the soldier's medal. this is given to people who have carried out a heroic act outside of combat, putting their life in danger. oakland's andre ward defended his supermiddleweight title in front of a hometown

crowd and beated chad dawson. in round 3, dawson down. he went down to the canvas with that left hook and ward scored a technical knockout in the tenth round. ward is considered to be one of the best pound-for-pound fighters in boston. the defense department has a new secret weapon. this is a cheetah. the department's robot cat is said to be the fastest robot ever and passed its own speed record during this test. unbelievable how fast it's going, 28 miles per hour. the previous record was 18 miles per hour and the goal here is to create a robot that can run fast on rough terrain. it's being test in the field next year. small doggies are take over the street of california and were seen making their day down the roads in riverside.

people in the area are now feeding the animals fruits and vegetables and leaving water. animal control officers ask people to stop doing this so the donkeys will go back to their natural home. let's move on to talk about chocolate and the ghiradelli festival in san francisco. the 17th annual event is for project open hand that serves meals to those with hiv and aids. aside from all kind of chocolate, there's some live music and chef's demonstrations. i would like to learn how to cook more with chocolate. this has to taste good. >> it does have to taste good. something about fast robot cats and donkeys gets you -- good weather gets you going, too. rosemary, what do you have? >> it is nice. away from the coast, it's been cool but inland -- i heard many folks saying "oh, this weather just feels so good." we're going to see another round of mild weather, upper 70s to low 80s for some of the

hotter spot. this morning we're wake up with a gentle breeze in areas but it's a little robust or fair. but that's an indication of the cooldown that continues. in concord, 13 miles per hour but the temperatures are cool this morning, especially over the north bay. 41 santa rosa. 45 napa with fog report in petaluma and santa rosa. you will find that throughout the morning hour. if you're going to see the giants and dodgers, 5:05, partly sunny, 60-degrees and on shore breeze so bring along the jacket. there's your extended forecast. we will get back to warmer weather as we get into the work week. the warmest days are wednesday and thursday. back to you. later this week, amazon is going to start charging sales tax on purchases. until now, buying online at amazon.com saved a little money but state lawmakers reached an agreement with online retailers to bring in more money to cash- strapped california. so now the sales tax collected by retailers including amazon will be returned to the state,

according to, "the los angeles times." half of the money will come from amazon. preparations underway in reno for the air races. how organizers plan to honor those kill and first responders who helped. plus a crackdown on college drinking. wait until you hear how many students are sent to the emergency room every year for alcohol-related incidents. 4g lte has the fastest speeds.

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it is the second anniversary of the san bruno pipeline disaster, we will tell you about the event the city has planned and why some plan to skip it. >> this morning we are learning more about an accident there. why the driver could face serious charges. >> it was a loud boom. the whole house literally felt like it imploded. >> plus there is nothing left of a home in the town leaving investigators to search for clues to what may have caused it to explode. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, welcome to mornings on 2 it is sunday. >> let's go over to rosemary.

>> it is partly cloudy and cool especially there. 40s, so chilly for some, some cooler than yesterday, but a good-looking start to the day. our afternoon a subtle cool down expected with a warm up to follow. i will show you these numbers coming up. >> we have developing news, drivers are told to avoid a stretch of road there because of a water main break, parts of cherry street are shut down, officials say the water main burst this morning under the two southbound lanes of cherry street south of central avenue. it is expected to take from eight to 12 hours to repair. today marks the second anniversary of the san bruno pipeline explosion that killed eight people. allie rasmus is live in san bruno with a how far that community has come and what is planed to remember that day. >> reporter: at 5:00 today the city of san bruno is organizing what they are calling a two

year remembrance event. this is the flyer for it, marking the second anniversary. on this invitation it is happening at season bruno city park, three miles away from the blast site at 5:00 and at the top they invite them to join us for desserts and socializing. we talk to people who say they still remember what happened here and they are disappointed with this official city event. one of the neighbors explained why they plan to not attend that event today. >> we don't feel like it is a social. we still, even after two years, feel it is more somber. it is to remember the eight people that lost their lives and god knows how many people were hurt physically, mentally. >> now when the natural gas line ruptured 38 homes were destroyed in the explosion and fire. another 17 homes were badly damaged. the national transportation safety board determined the cause of the explosion was a defective weld in a natural gas pipeline tehran through the

neighborhood and both pg&e and the california public utilities commission share the blame. they still have not fined them for what happened and as for that remembrance ceremony happening later today some of the neighbors again say they plan to skip it. they will do what they did here one year ago. at 6:09 they plan to come to the spot of the blast site here, glenview and clermont drive, they will come together for a moment of silence to remember their neighbors who perished in that disaster two years ago. live in san bruno, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> an investigation is underway this morning after an explosion rocked the small towns of series south of modesto yesterday morning around 6:00. a house was destroyed, 22 others also damaged. a mother and her 7 children were asleep inside a home near the explosion when they heard a loud bang. >> first thought was a lightning has struck our house. >> it was a loud boom, the

whole house literally felt like it -- it imploded. >> we saw flames everywhere. >> investigators say it appears the explosion happened inside a garage. they will be out today digging through debris to figure out the cause. according to the modesto bee they had been there as part of a an investigation into a marijuana grow. >> all lanes of interfaith 580 in dublin are back open after a crash there. multiple cars were involved. they closed all lanes on the eastbound side while officers investigated the crash and cleared it. the chp says there were minor injuries. >> interstate 280 is back open after a fatal crash shut down the northbound lanes overnight. chp says it was 11:00 last night when a driver hit the divider there. the male driver was pronounced dead at the scene. no one else was in his car and

no other vehicles involved. highway patrol closed those lanes for two hours. the cause is under investigation. this morning the driver in the crash that killed one woman is in jail facing charges of vehicular manslaughter. last night two women were walking near the marriott hotel on north main street in wall net creek, police say a red pickup truck, lost control, came on to the sidewalk and hit bomb women. the truck came to a stop wedged between a retaining wall and a traffic light. >> i am shocked because i walk all the time. i can be with them, with them, i was only 20 meters before. it is fresh. >> one woman died at the scene, the second was taken to june mure medical center. their names have not been released, the driver has been identified as 53-year-old hus sane debriesi, held at the detension center. >> a man is fighting for his life after being shot on ellis street. police say it happened after

midnight. the man was shot at least once, police say his injuries are life-threatening but no information on a possible suspect has been released. today businesses in fairfield are coming together to support the family of california highway patrol officer kenyon youngstrum, killed in the line of duty. the owner of jump highway, an indoor trampoline center is going to donate 100% of its proceeds to youngstrum's widow and 4 children. today's fundraiser will include a silent auction organized by other businesses in the area. officer youngstrum died wednesday, 1 day after being shot during a traffic stop on interstate 680. other public safety members across the state will be honored there at 10:00 this morning at the notre dame university there in belmont. the service is none denominational and members of agencies will have representatives there to read the names of the fallen members and retirees who have passed

away. >> the mother of two children kidnapped by their father is thanking everyone involved. police say the children's father christopher might havette gave up with a fought when they approached him in a stall in yacht off the coast. they say the children were not hurt. their father was booked into jail on 200,000 dollars bail. in a statement the mother thanked the police, coast guard, fbi and media for helping bring her children home and also said brookie and devon are doing great, back to playing with their toys like they never left. here is to many endings. we are geting a look at the fire burning near. according to cal fire it has burned 3000 acres since it began friday afternoon. so far it is 5% contained and at least 300 homes are still threatened. despite the threat cal fire has lifted mandatory evacuations for the area. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. so far this fire in ka

lose a county has y has burned that many acres. and they are warning them about that. >> a big part of the surcharge they are paying there hasn't been going to the healthcare after all. this comes to a new analysis, which shows 40% wasn't used as intended. the city has a universal healthcare ordinance, which requires 4000 businesss to spend money from those surcharges on healthcare for its workers. in about an hour the susan g. komen foundation's annual race for a cure by givens in san francisco. that route begins in front of the ferry building at justin

herman plaza and down the embarcadero, participants loop around at&t park before heading back the way they came. it is part of the komen weekend which began on friday with a three day walk, 75% of the funds raised go to the san francisco chapter to fund breast cancer research. this weekend's race for the cure comes after controversy surrounding that organization. registration and donation for the event is down. this comes after the komen foundation cut funding to planned parenthood back in january. since then the decision has been reversed but organizers say the damage has been done. good morning to you, a partly cloudy cooler day is underway for your sunday. a live look here at the richmond san rafael bridge. the marine layer deeper than yesterday. 1500 feet. we are only seeing pockets around the bay. it hasn't moved inland. fog has developed over parts of the valley. areas of your santa rosa as

well as petaluma reporting visibility a quarter of a mile. half moon bay visibility half a mile so pretty good there, mostly clear in santa cruz this hour. a couple of systems pull through, a weak one here hard to detect there. a second to follow, bringing cooler air into the area, the marine layer beefing up, the onshore breeze strengthing this afternoon as well. these systems going to push that ridge of high pressure off east and bring our temperatures down. slightly cooler than yesterday. a whole 5 to 10 degrees cooler than what we typically get for the first part of september. the patchy fog this morning. dealing with fog most of the day along the coastline. partly cloudy skies. mostly sunny for the most of us. again well below normal. we have elevated fire danger in parts of lake county, over the mountains for today from noon to 8:00. the wind gusts expected to reach 25 miles per hour, humidity dropping down to 12%. so critically low in this area for the afternoon and it is

quite gusty over the ridge tops. northeastern coroner of california above lake tahoe also with a red flag warning later. 44 in santa rosa now. this is an improvement, we slipped back into the low 40s earlier, 43, 51 napa, 51 san rafael, most of us still 50s now, cooler than yesterday, antioch 62 outside, so mild with sunny skies, afternoon highs today, 70s and 80s around the bay, 67 oakland today, 67 -- 78 danville, so mild there. 74 san jose, 72 sunnyvale. the peninsula 68, san mateo, 73 palo alto, 62 in the city with a cool onshore breeze. your extended forecast there a warming trend into next week. upper 80s, low 90s by wednesday into thursday for the inland spots. upper 60s for the coast. back to you. >> preparations are underway in

reno for this year's air races how they plan to honor the victims killed and the first responders who helped. >> very upsetting and devastating. i been here years. >> plus bizarre weather in new york. what caused damage to dozens of homes. >> let's give you a live look outside now, this is the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza for folks in san francisco today. rosemary just said 62 degrees. may be chillier for you giant fans, 5:05 first pitch game 3 with the dodgers, time now 8:12. you are watching mornings on 2.

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good morning to you, a sweeping view there of a finger of low clouds and the blue skies above it. unseasonably mild weather in the forecast for your afternoon. thousands of people are being evacuated from villages in there. as many as 20,000 people could be affected by that volcano. it was a deadly morning after they killed people there. in the deadliest they stormed them, killing 10 and injuring eight more. hours later a car bomb killed

seven police recruits waiting in line to apply for jobs, no one was claimed responsibility but security forces are targeted by al qaeda. the terrorist organization has vowed to take back areas it was forced from by u.s. troops. >> they are not used to tornadoes in new york city but two of them did indeed touchdown yesterday. one destroyed and damaged homes there in queens yesterday morning. it had 70 mile per hour winds that downed power lines and tore down fencing, scattered lounge chairs and smashed up barbecue grills. people say they could not believe what they had just witnessed. >> very upsetting and devastating. i i been here 50 years. >> got really fast and windy and sounded like a freight train. >> moments later another one hit there, it pulled a roof of

the house and did that. no serious injuries reported in it. leslie is expected to reach hurricane strength sometime today. in bermuda strong winds and rain are expected as it does that. it is expected to miss the island but people are still stocking up and preparing for rough weather. right now the airport is still open but major airlines have already cancelled flights and emergency shelters are standing by in case the storm's path changes and brings it ashore. the impact of hurricane isaac continues to be felt in louisiana this morning. more than 800 volunteers are helping people clean up the damage from the storm. isaac blew threw through the state more than a week ago and water destroyed homes and items they say they can never replace. >> i never dreamed, the most the water come up right in the road, since i been here 17 years. it is rough. >> work crews continue to pump

water out of flooded streets. the red cross is abouting its mobile feeding efforts and distributing more supplies to those who need it. >> preparations are underway for this week's air races in reno one year after 11 people were killed. the theme is a tribute. organizers are planning a moment of remembrance for the victims of the crash last year. a tribute is also planned for the first responders that rallied following that accident. a number of changes have been made to both keep pilots and spectators safe, practice and equaling runs start tomorrow, it is wednesday through sunday. the last day of the air show there. organizers expect a record turnout. more than 80,000 people expected to walk through the gates of the event. if you are looking for something to do today you still have time to see that show. those flying stunts begin at 11:00 this morning. the events will end at 5:00 and tickets will cost you $20. nasa is preparing for space shuttle endeavour to make its final trip. it is headed to the california

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more information about a string of car burglaries we told you about yesterday. police said they are stepping up perhaps after 17 in two days. officers say earlier this week a burglar or group took 10 minutes to break into six vehicles at the shopping center there. police say 4 city parking garages and lots have also been hit by thieves. >> it sounds like a group but -- yeah, during -- i don't know. i am really surprised though. i will be wary about parking here from now on. >> police say the majority of things stolen have been electronics. they say the trunks are being popped open and items snatched from there. so far the suspect descriptions are so varied police are not

releasing any. the shell oil refinery in martinez is warning people but maintenance work done there this weekend, crews are working on safety devices called flares located there. they say there will be smoke as well as noise associated with the work. >> today is california's 162nd birthday, jerry brown declared it that day. it was there then. leaders demanded it after people started flooding in after the discovery of gold, a few years later they did that. officials plan to crack on that after the student died after that. according to statistics nearly 1800 students die from that each year that includes that. the number of college students hospitalized for alcohol

overdoses has also gone up about 25% in the last decade. changes could soon be coming to parks in the east bay. the parks district is reviewing its policy on expansion in those counties. the first meeting regarding that plan for expansion is scheduled for duty held at 7:00 at the training center there. >> they are asking people to volunteer for that. want to show you video of past efforts. today they are focusing on that area. dublin is looking for people to come help clean up the creek today from 10:00 to 4:00. volunteers will need to bring their own bucket to collect the trash. san francisco giants all star pitcher matt cane is making dreams come true for the petaluma national little league team. today they will treat them for a pizza party. following lunch they will head

to peer 39 for a victory ride on a rocket boat. the team came in third place at last month's little league world series in pennsylvania. last week thousands gathered for a parade honoring them in petalooma and were recognized as a recent as game. >> so nice. >> yeah. >> fun time. starting out cold. >> yes. >> it did that. another one day? >> a lot of people calling it perfect. perfect for many of us, cooler today, as claudine mentioned a chilly start and touch of fall. 40s over the north bay but slowly climbing out of that cold and will have mild weather in the forecast once again for the afternoon. several degrees below the seasonal norm but still feeling pretty good. patchy low cloud cover out there. it is burning off. looking at mostly sunny skies. the breeze is strengthing.

cooler air pooling in for the afternoon. rebounding by early next week. there is your forecast if you are going out to sunday's treat, low 60s the city, a cool day. the sea breeze will pick up so bring along a jacket if you are doing that there this morning. we have got the extended look for you, 80s in the forecast by tuesday, wednesday, low 90s by thursday. back to you. >> the search continues for a young man from lafayette. we will let you know where they plan to search today and the reward offered for information about his disappearance. >> it is the second anniversary of the san bruno pipeline disaster, coming up we will tell you about the memorial the city has planned for today and why some people in this neighborhood say they won't be attending. the arteries of your dishwasher are constantly clogging up

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good morning, welcome to mornings on 2, sunday september 9th, claudine wong. >> good morning, mike myback, drivers are told to avoid a stretch of road there. they say the water main burst there. it is expected to take 8 to 12 hours to repair. >> here is a look at some of the top stories. 280 is back open after a crash shut down the northbound lanes overnight. it happened around 11:00. the chp says a driver hit the center divider in san bruno there. the male driver died at the scene, no one else was hurt. the driver of a deadly crash in walnut creek in now

behind bars. last night two women were walking near the hotel there. police say a red pickup truck lost control, came on to the sidewalk and hit them. one died, the other was hurt. today marks two years since the san bruno pipeline explosion. tonight a ceremony is held in san bruno city park to mark the day that gas line exploded killing eight people. allie rasmus is live now in san bruno with more on how they plan to honor the victims. >> reporter: two years after the san bruno pipeline disaster the neighborhood has made big strides, there is construction equipth lining the street. of the 38 homes completely destroyed by the explosion eight have been rebuilt like that orange house on the corner. another 12 are in some stage of reconstruction like the house that will go up on this lot. you can see the family put out a sign in the front letting people in the neighborhood know the people who used to live here two years are go are coming back. the people have not forgotten

what can for the be replaced, eight people lost their lives in the disaster that happened two years ago. the ntsb determined the cause was a defective weld in the natural gas pipeline that ran through the neighborhood. they also said that both pg&e and the california public utilities commission share the blame for what happened. however they still have not fined them for the mistakes of that day. later today the city of san san bruno is holding a remembrance event there. that park is three miles away from the blast site. some of the people who live in this neighborhood told us this morning they are a little disappointed with the location. >> we don't feel that it should by at the park. we feel it should be -- it is -- i don't even know how to explain it. it is a memorial for us is where it happened. >> now nellie bishop says she and their neighbors plan to

have their own ceremony like last year at 6:09, the exact time of the explosion two years ago. they plan to meet at the intersection at the bottom of the highly. the site where it exploded. they will come there today just like last year to remember everyone impacted. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a father and son wind surfing trip lasted hours longer. it was the father who got caught out there. they had been surfing together but he decided to head out on his own. his son got worried and reported for him missing. a helicopter searched for him and he was for the found until 9:30. the current dragged him toward the san mateo bridge. he was taken back toward the shore cold and tired but otherwise okay. >> it was a violent saturday

night there. several people were injured in a series of shootings. one was shot there after 7:00. three people were shot there at 8:50 and by 9:15 another person had been shot near walnut street and kingsley circle. the victims are expected to survive. the suspects got away. a two-year-old was almost shot during a gunfight in oakland last night. witnesses say they their neighborhood sounded like a war zone. police found casings there. 1 witness says he lost nearly -- he nearly lost two family members. >> i see a bopch of guys running ning with machine guns and i ended up doing that. >> once did that, another went through the windshield and front passenger seat where his brother was sitting. that man escaped with a black eye from flying glass.

one gunman's car crashed so police are checking that for clues. police in pittsburgh are following leads from people who say they wit notion witnessed the shooting death of a teen. he was known as mac day. police say he was shot down during that. they said his young siblings saw the whole thing. >> they seen everything that happened and we are trying to get them some counseling right now, because they -- it is just so -- it is just so devastating. >> police say devon was shot in the back during an argument with a group of men. investigators don't think the shooting was gang related but do think he knew his killers. >> the shiver's department will use water dogs and sonar equipment today to search for a young moon from lafayette who went missing on the river. brent olson was last seen a week ago tubing down the river with friends, yesterday crews scoured a stretch of the river.

a reward for information about olson has increased to $50,000. a community is coming together to support the family of a missing uc davis student who was found dead along the american river in sacramento. linel lomax had been missing since june, the teen had been suffering problems with weight loss and feared she would fail her final exams, the family could get a cause of death today but final autopsy results are not expected to be released for a week. haunt a virus warnings are not keeping them from visiting after they doubled the number of people exposed to it they were packed with visitors. the number of confirmed grew to eight, three have died. one woman from the uk said she is not going to let it ruin her trip. >> walking through her i am not concerned. i would not go and stay in the

village until i know they had been disinfected and cleaned. >> more than 90 tents were shut down and cleaned after deer mice were found inside the walls of the structures. new construction on the flight 93 national memorial is set to begin next year. the memorial in rural pennsylvania has seen a big boost in visitors. more than a thousand bus groups are expected to visit by year's end. united flight 93 was flying to san francisco when it was hijacked on september 11th, 2001. the jet went down after passengers fought back. >> in election news president obama is preparing for another trip to the bay area. the san francisco chronicle is reporting the president will be here monday, october 8th. details have not been released. meantime the president is using a new medicare study against romney. he is highlighting a study that shows a person who qualifies in 2030 would see own average an increase of 125 thousand dollars in medicare costs

during retirement. that was done by a harvard professor app advicer during that. it is probably a question a six-year-old doesn't hear often but is one that hack plaguing the president for years. >> -- okay, do you have a birth certificate. >> members of what has been called the birther movement have claimed he was not born in the united states and so can't be president. during the 2008 campaign the president released his certification of live birth and in 2011 released his long form birth certificate showing that. mitt romney is hoping to earn votes in wisconsin. he is airing ads that outline the president's role in that. his campaign says it is hoping to give him an edge in the state, which is home to paul ryan. a republican candidate has not won there since 1984. romney's campaign says it hopes the ads will force president obama to spend more money

there. this morning vice- presidential nominee paul ryan is in oregon preparing to debate joe biden. this comes after a visit to the area that included that yesterday. 100 people attended paying at least 1000 to hear him, others paid 10,000 to have their picture taken with him. some people in the area think he should have made it more public. >> i think it is always great for a candidate to do a grass roots approach. i think it makes people more accessible and makes people feel like they are truly listening to the issues of all of the people. >> we talked to some of the people who attended it and they say the money was worth it. they say they wanted to hear him speak and listen to his ideas for getting the country back on track. after breakfast paul ryan took a trip down to google headquarters there and used and

on-line chat to answer answer questions from people there. during the chat he talked about that and said he wanted a country like that. after today's debreath preparation in organize don he will be back there with a fundraiser planned for tomorrow in seattle. >> jerry browne has signed bills into law preventing religious discrimination against them. one bill would change future california textbooks to include the roll they have played in our history. the second bill would protect them from work place discrimination. >> we wear turbans and have oft causes employees to segregate them and have them work like that. >> under the law they will have to accommodate them unless they can show economic hardship.

>> economy to you, a live look at abundant sunshine there. mostly clear skies in most cases, a few fragments of fog there that has developed along the valley floor. they are both reporting visibility down to a quarter or half-mile there so take it easy there. we are already feeling that fall chill even though we are 13 days away from it. 46 santa rosa, 51 napa. slowly slowly climbing in this area, santa rosa again had bottomed out at 48 degrees earlier. 51 san rafael, 50s around the bay area, antioch, mostly sunny skies, low 60s for you, a deeper marine layer has not moved far inland, slivers there. mostly sunny there today. the marine layer will continue to deepen. cooler air pulling in today courtesy of a trough sliding across california, a second to follow. we will keep our temperatures below average for the afternoon. today cooler than yesterday by

a few degrees. overall anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees be how the seasonal norm for this time of year. the gusty conditions over the ridge tops will bring a red flag warning to lake county, wind gusts expected to 25 miles per hour, humidity dropping in the afternoon down to 12% so that is critically low. areas near lake port and clear lake expect gusty conditions for the afternoon. the fire within the relm here so i am sure firefighters keeping an eye out for those winds, highs expected for today, 70s again over the north bay, 77 santa rough santa rosa and 76 navato and breezier there than it was. 25 miles per hour reported in fairfield, 80 pittsburgh, 78 danville, upper 60s along the east bay shoreline, 67 oakland. down into the south bay 74 san jose, nine degrees below the

seasonal norm there for today. 74 santa clara, 78 degrees redwood city, 68 san mateo, a cool day in the city, 62, sunny skies, downtown san francisco typically 70 on this day. your extended forecast shows you we will get back to warmer weather. even going to feel like summer once again. wednesday into thursday, upper 80s, low 90s there, upper 60s expected there with partly cloudy skies there. i will have your lunchtime numbers for you in a bit. >> in many parts of the state are struggling. one city is booming. we will tell you what city is booming and why they are getting so much attention. >> let's see if it is booming outside. a live look at the macarthur maze, no big traffic jams here. probably in 24 hours, but right now smooth sailing. time now 8:42. you are watching mornings on 2.

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good morning. a live look there at a sunny san jose this morning. sunny skies around the bay area. low visibility reported in and around santa rosa. >> san diego mother is facing murder charges for the death of her seven-month-old son. police say the child somehow fell out of a third story window late friday. a screen protecting the window also landed close to the baby.

that is when the mother and her friend called 911. >> a citizen walking through thely noticed a infant on the ground below the windows of the apartment complex. >> the baby was transported to the hospital where he died. police are trying to determine if the child was thrown from the window or it was an accident. >> many california towns are struggling but there is one booming. bakersfield has not received the best reputation but unlike many cities bakersfield is adding jobs, more people to the population and attracting more companies, according to numbers it is just 5600 jobs from matching its peak back in 2007. california's economic come back is slow but steady, the business school at the university of the pacific reports our state is out

performing the national economy. the bay area is california's strongest regional come with job growth at our above 2%, strong growth there specifically should last through the year. apple headquarters is expanding there. they bought that to make room for that. it could accommodate 5000 employees, right now it is unclear how many of those will be new hires and how many will transfer from cupertino. innovative ideas took center stage there. yesterday the all day conference was held there. that was its title. it was a chance for that.

something they say is necessary. >> entrepreneurial is sexy right now but they are the drivers of that. >> 1 man had a product designed to replace styrofoam. he says it is all natural. if you used it it will compost in 180 days, capitollists say these well hopefully encourage young people to do that. >> parts of moo marine county are seeing an increase in that. they have added 3000 students in six years. many districts have had to increase class sizes and hire more teachers. this comes at a time when many schools are already dealing with massive budget cuts this year. mill valleyy had to cut its school year from 180 days to 178 days, becoming the first school l there to cut down its school year. more than 200 cyclists will kickoff an eight day ride in san francisco this morning for the arthritis foundation's 12th annual bike tour of california. cyclists will ride 525 miles down the coast of california to

raise money for the foundation. their final stop is there in santa monica. cyclists are hoping to raise nearly a million dollars for those impacted by the illness. arthritis affects 1-5 people nationwide. >> 8:48. oakland sports fans it is time to show your team spirit. we will tell you about the event tomorrow and how you can show your pride. >> a mostly clear quiet start to the day. for many it is chilly. we will take a look at current condition and show you what you can expect for the afternoon coming up.

recapping some of the top stories this morning. a drive involved in a crash there is now in jail. last night two women were walking there in walnut creek. police say a pickup truck lost control and hit both ladies. one woman died. the other was injured. a fundraiser is held today for the family of california highway patrol officer kenyon youngstrum, killed in the line of duty. the owner of jump highway will donate 100% of its proceeds to youngstrum's widow and 4 children. officer youngstrum died wednesday, one day after being shot during a traffic stop on interstate 680. today marks two years since the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. tonight a ceremony is held

there to mark the day a natural gas line exploded killing eight. during the ceremony the city will unveil a plaque. earlier this week survivors gathered at the blast sight with jerry hill. >> a group of marines is coming home there around 6:00, they will be taking part in that. a event is held later to benefit them, that begins at 11:00 there. the event will feature two polo games, a cearming riding demonstration, wine tasting and a lady's hat competition. well doctors plan to operate soon on a college football player who fractured his spine after a head-to-head collision with a teammate. tulane safety devon walker was injured on the final play of the first half against tulsa. he is in stable condition and expected to undergo surgery.

he does have feeling in his arms and legs but doctors they they need more time to determine that. and oakland a's pitcher brandon mccarthy continues to prove after that. doctors say that but he is not that much past that. he is able to recognize people and talk but they say pain is limiting how much he speaks, he has however been using his twitter account, posting updates for fans. >> his teammates are looking to sweep them in seattle today. the as have won 17-22. george has been a big part of that. yesterday he hit his 4th home run in as many days in the victory, the as currently trail texas by 4.5 games in the west but lead in the wild card stainings, the giants up on the dodgers up the west despite a close loss yesterday. dodgers tied it at two and took

the lead here on his double there off him. gonzales score on it. the 9th giants with 1 on send but could for the get the hit. final out at third, 3-2 dodgers win, zito on the mound tonight, the dodgers send kershaw. >> it is not finished but they are getting excited about it because the fans have picked 670 million dollars worth of seats and luxury boxes despite a huge increase in ticket prices. 70% of sales so far have gone to current season ticket holders. according to the niners it has sold more than 26,000 seats there. that new stadium is set to open in two years. >> the 9ers begin their season today with high hopes of going to the super bowl after last year playoff run but have a rough 1 off the bat on the road in green bay, since 1990 the niners have lost eight straight there. chico native and cal product

aaron rogers leading them as the reaping nfl mvp. that ends then to bring you that. then the redskins take on the saints there and after that niners and packers. and stay after with us here after that for our live point after show with mark ibanez in the studio and joe fonzi in green bay. >> the raider open their season tomorrow on monday night football and the chargers are coming to the coliseum. it was the chargers who spoiled their playoff chances last season. tomorrow is going to be new head coach dennis allen's first regular season game. starting tomorrow oakland sports fans are encouraged to show their team spirit. on friday the mayor jean kwan announced the observance of oakland loves or sports team week. fans are in encouraged to do that. >> readers monday night football in oakland should -- >> yeah -- >> -- monday night and you want

to go out today rosemary -- warming up. >> starting to sound like fall -- >> yeah -- >> -- still, upper 40s low 50s reported in sonoma county along the valley floor, virks in santa rosa with folk there. a live look at plenty of blue sky there. the marine layer is thicker but didn't manage to spread inland. most of us waking up with sunny skies, 50 in the next half-hour or so, 60s inland, by noontime, 60s coast, 60s around the bay, 70s inland and for the afternoon temperatures 5 to 10 degrees bo lowe normal. hitting 84 in santa rosa, today 77, 76 napa, 67 oakland, inland east bay tip kale, 85, 86, upper 70s for you, there 74, and there 60s and 70s, 70 there, in the city today a cool

day mostly sunny skies, a 62 and the onshore breeze will be back in through the out the afternoon, slightly warmer tomorrow but still below average until about tuesday- wednesday, then thursday summer not over just yet but, boy, getting a little closer, upper 80 also, low 90s for there. >> -- perfect out there -- >> yeah -- >> -- area -- >> -- good -- >> -- rosemary -- >> -- sure -- >> -- 2news. >> the nfl season is here, football filled day on ktvu, don't forget our next newscast here is at 6:00. go niners, go raiders tomorrow night. enjoy your sunday everyone. send comments to comments@captioncolorado.com captions by terry james, caption colorado, llc. [ laughter ] [ girl ] wow. you guys have it easy. i wish i had u-verse when i was your age. in my day, we didn't have these fancy wireless receivers. blah, blah, blah. if i had a sleepover,

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