tragic shooting. >> reporter: neighbors are shaking their heads in disbelief. they simply can't believe a baby was shot and killed on their street. police have roped off the 400 block of gormley avenue right here. you can see the house with the porch light on. officers have been going in and out of there interviewing witnesses, trying to learn how this unfolded. shots rang out just before 3:00 this morning. police tell ktvu that somebody fired their gun into the back bedroom of the home. the bullet struck a 20-year-old man and a 1-year-old boy. the baby was transported to the hospital where he or she -- where he died and the man died on scene. [foreign language] >> reporter: one neighbor tells us he heard six to eight shots at 2:45 this morning. he had been sleeping and had just woken up to go to work. neighbors say they had often seen children playing in the home's front yard but don't know who the residents are. to give you an idea of where it

happened we're just east of interstate 80 by the oakland airport. police have been going door to door asking neighbors what they saw or heard. we'll of course keep you updated on the police investigation but right now we don't know what the motive was here or if there is a suspect description. we did see some family members come out here. they were obviously quite emotional. they had said that they were the parents of the 20-year-old man and obviously just completely distraught. so we'll try to learn more information from you -- now this morning and bring it to you throughout the morning. we're live in oakland, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. time 4:31. other news this morning, this one is good. good news for commuters. a tentative deal that averted an ac transit strike. claudine wong is joining us live with the agreement that still has the buses rolling on the roads this morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. here's some good news. ac transit buses are pulling up. people are ready to go back to work. how are you feeling this morning? that means certainly this deal

came at 11:00 last night. people waking up this morning wondering if their bus will be there. >> i feel final. it was just a little bit -- hey, we're here. >> reporter: were you worried? when did you get the word? did you start going through the chain of folks saying show up for work, we'll be running? >> i found out through the news probably like everybody else did. i was okay. we're going to go ahead and roll these buses. >> reporter: thank you so much. i appreciate it. this deal late last night, 11:00 last night. that's when it all came down. we were there as they came out of negotiations to let people know yes, buses will be running. everyone will be ready to go to work. let's talk about what got them that deal. they say they get a wage increase that rb phased over the next -- that will be phased over the next three years of the contract and they will be making contributions to health

care costs of $70, $140 and $180. these are little details about what really made it happen but certainly no doubt there's a lot of relief. >> it's been a hard negotiations period. we have been in negotiations for over five months. at times it seems that, you know, we weren't going to be able to get an agreement. but getting an agreement was always our goal. >> reporter: it took a long time. if you listened to what everyone said as they came out of the meeting, ktvu was there to just kind of gauge the reaction. there was a lot of relief but there's no doubt that it was a hard fought battle. when asked what did it, they said you just had to have the commitment to stay there. be there at the table and stay at the table. what's the result? you're looking live at the result. ac transit ready to go, ready to get to work, ready to pick riders up and certainly that has to be a relief for people who depend on ac transit this

morning to get where they need to go. if you were going to bed last night with some kind of uncertainty, you can wake up this morning with certainty that your ride will be there. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. time 4:33. now to our continuing coverage of the bart labor dispute. this morning bart management and labor union leaders will present their sides to a special board of inquiry in a public hearing. the hearing will take place at the state office building in downtown oakland. both sides will detail the remaining issues and they'll talk about how a bart strike or lockout would affect the public. the board will then report to the governor by the end of this week. governor jerry brown made declare a 60-day cooling off period to keep the bart trains rolling. this morning's hearing starts at 10:30 this morning and, yes, it is open to the public. again it will be held in the state office building, the state of california building, 1515 clay street in downtown oakland. ktvu will stream the hearing live on our channel 2 website

ktvu.com. we have breaking news in the south bay right now. san jose firefighters investigating three small grass fires. it started about 90 minutes ago near bailey avenue and highway 101. officials say the fire is contained but they still want to know how they started. we have a crew headed there now. we'll have a live report coming up at 5:00. new this morning the power is back on again for thousands of pge customers in can fran. equipment failure at a substation is blamed for knock be out power to more than 36,000 pge customers in the richmond and sunset districts shortly before midnight. in about -- then about 45 minutes afterwards, the power was restored. today family members and friends of a us inning oakland woman will be passing out flyers in hopes of finding her. 50-year-old sandra cogue was last seen sunday night when she

went to meet someone who said they found her dog. her dog was stolen a couple of months ago when her home was burglarized. she's a public defender, a single mother with a 15-year- old daughter. >> my sister was about her daughter and work. she was not somebody who went out late at night. >> her sister says someone recently tried to extort money from coke when they said they had her dog but did not. her work phone and cell phone have been found. one near emeryville. coke's car was found abandoned two miles from her home. time is 4:36. this morning a massive manhunt still under way for a man accused of abducting two children who are the subject of a statewide amber alert. police say the man set his home in san diego county on fire killing the children's mother

and unidentified child. authorities issued an amber alert for 16-year-old hanna anderson and her 8-year-old brother ethan. the family members think the child that was found in that burned out house is ethan anderson but that's not confirmed yet. the children's father is pleading for the safe return of his daughter. >> jim, i can't fathom what you were thinking. the damage is double. i'm begging you to let my daughter go. you've taken everything else. >> he may be driving a blue four-door nissan. here's dimaggio's photo. they think he may be headed to texas or canada. authorities say the children's parents are divorced. dimaggio was a family friend. new this morning, a massive fire has shut down kenya's main airport. that big fire gutted the

international arrivals area overnight the international airport in nairobi, kenya. two people were treated for smoke inhalation but they were not seriously hurt. officials say there's no immediate evidence of terrorism but that investigation goes on. some passengers say they did hear explosions before the fire. flights are being rerouted to mao. president obama waking up in southern california this morning. late other today he'll be going to visit with marines at camp pendleton but this morning he's due to take part in an online question and answer session about housing on the real estate website zillow. that half-hour online chat is moderated by zillow's c.e.o. as part of his swing through southern california, president obama was on the jay leno show last night. he talked about having lunch recently with hillary clinton.

>> who invited who to lunch? i'm curious. >> i invited her. >> okay. >> we had a great time. she had that post- administration glow when someone leaves the white house. by two weeks later they look great. >> a new tv ad against the keystone xcel pipeline aired during president obama's visit on the tonight show. that ad was paid for by san francisco billion their and environmental activist tom styer, a vocal opponent of that pipeline. >> he said the pipeline was going to increase american oil independence. you see who it's really going to increase ilindependence for? >> the keystone pipeline would carry crude oil from canada to the gulf coast. critics say most of that oil will be ec ported to china. -- >> will be exported to china. our time is 4:39. let's check in with sal. you saw that -- the mist and

the slick roads this morning. >> i did. steve doesn't want to call it mr. drizzle but i will. mr. drizzle is out there. he's doing very well. drive carefully. it's a little bit wet. if you are driving on some of the roads, it's wet in our parking lot. it's wet everywhere. so just be careful. this is a look at 80 westbound as you head out to the mcarthur maze. no major problems. also the morning commute looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza but our camera is having a little trouble focusing in the mist here, one of those auto focus things trying to focus on every little mist drop i guess n. is a look at northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. that traffic is moving well. at 4:40, the man steve paulson. >> that's the camera, not my eyes. >> exactly, it is. >> sometimes at 4:40 you never know. thank you, sir. yeah, the drizzle is pretty far inland. this low really controlling our weather. the coast and bay 56. that's not growing to change. inland temps continue to come down.

the low, one forecast model takes it right over the bay area tomorrow. the other one takes it north towards mend mendocino. a little drizzle inland but it will be breezy to windy. the robust breeze is there. the drizzle is the big news. low overcast. lows in the 50s. you put that west wind in place, a little chill in the morning air. looks like we'll bottom out on thursday. if it isn't today, it will be thursday. a slight warm-up trend will start to go up a little bit but very envelope as we go into the weekend. 50s or low 60s. livermore 61. if it wasn't for the cloud cover we'd be cooler. mountain view 61. there's your morning trifecta by the way. napa 13 miles per hour. a west wind from sfo to hayward to livermore. it's a south wind in san jose. so everything is in place for further cooling inland. the low clouds are making it all the way out to the sacramento valley. this low really unseasonably

strong for this time of year. i know it doesn't look like much but it will be cooler inland. upper 70s for inland areas. 60s at bay. 50s, 60s by the coast. i did go with one 80 and that would be brentwood. berkley 64. that swrad dough 72. -- novato 72. livermore 76. redwood city seems to be one of the outliars but we'll go 75. san ma mateo 68. tough on the coast. cool pattern but it does look warmer as we go into the weekend. >> all right. time 4:42. the f.b.i. investigating two separate bank robbery sprees in the bay area. the search this morning for the up close and the high jumper bandits. >> plus, day two of a preliminary race of the america's cup yacht race. the bitter sweet story for one of the challengers. >> we'll tell you more about what's going on with the

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lots of low clouds in place and plenty of drizzle. it's being reported pretty far inland. the low responsible for it is right off the coast keeping inland temps well below average. happening right now, demolition crews are tearing down the cleveland home where ariel castro held three young women captive for years. this is a live picture of the demolition. today's work comes less than a week after castro was sentenced. security is very tight to prevent souvenir hunters from actually taking pieces of the home which often has been called cleveland's house of horrors. mu details about two -- new details about two separate robbery sprees here in the bay area. the fbi just released photos after man they say robbed at least two banks in san francisco since june. they call him the up close bandit because of how clear his face is on the banks' security

video. the fbi is also searching for a group of men they're calling the high jumper bandit because they're known to jump over bank counters. investigators say they may be responsible for as many as five bank robberies in san francisco and millbray. the latest happened in san francisco. the men are armed and becoming more violent. time is 4:46. investigators searching for a second man now who may be tied to the deadly stabbing of a hardware store worker. they say daniel stone was starting his shift at annual ace hardware store sunday morning when someone walked in and stabbed him 17 times. investigators want to talk with the man who came into the store at the same time as the suspect. surveillance video shows the man arriving in a white car just ahead of the man believed to be agnew. >> we're hoping we may be able

to locate him and see whether or not he might have witnessed some of the interaction between mr. stone and the defendant. >> investigators say the deadly attack was a random act from a mentally unstable manual. they say the suspect told -- unstable man. they say the suspect told them he was on a mission. authorities are calling the national night out a success. >> last night having some fun out there. about 50 people gathered for a festive event on corwin court in san jose. they say it was an example of neighborhood law enforcement cooperation. they alerted members of the santa clara county's sheriff office about the graffiti problem in their area. some cited lack of police officers on the streets and they enrolled in a new social networking site called next door. in san francisco mcgruff the crime dog appeared at a national night out event in the

richmond district. he brought along police officers, a police horse and a dog. organizers of national night out estimated about 40 million people took part last night in 15,000 communities across the country. time is 4:48. the united states filed the first charges now in connection with last year's deadly attack on the benghazi consulate in libya. that attack last september killed four americans, including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. the federal officials say several suspects including a prominent militia leader in libya have been charged. but details of the charges have not been released. they're under seal. the investigation goes on. people living in palo alto are being told to lock their windows and doors. there have been at least six residential burglaries in the city in the past week and a half. the first one happened on july 26. most recent occurred on august 1. investigators say it appears the thieves are entering the homes through open windows and unlocked doors. sweden's job team are

gearing up for another race today after a very emotional day. yesterday the swedish team was back in the waters of the san francisco bay for the first time since the tragic death of a teammate three months ago. two-time olympic medalist andrew bart simpson was killed when the team's catamaran flipped over during a practice run in may. >> we wanted to be out there with andrew. we wanted him to be competing that first race with us. that wasn't unfortunately to be. the team lost yesterday's race. however, team members hope for a victory today when they compete in the second heat against the team from italy. right now it is 4:50. want to check in with sal for a look at the commute this morning. >> hello pam and dave. right now traffic is doing pretty well. if you are driving around the bay area, should be a pretty nice drive on 80 westbound coming in from vallejo but there is some mist. the windshield wipers may be

used and you may want to give yourself a little extra time. traffic looks okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. our cameras sometimes whether it rains or it's misty has trouble focusing. that's our camera, not your eyes. getting up to highway 17, this traffic looks good. here's steve. thank you, sir. we have a lot of drizzle out there. by the way, we had some very cool clouds out there. those are alto cumulous clouds associated with the low off the coast. keep an eye on those, especially up toward northern california. the cooling trend will continue into thursday. then we'll turn that around very, very slowly and start a gradual warm-up as we go into the weekend. 50s on the temps or very low 60s. i don't think these will change in any way at all. too much clod cover. -- cloud cover. if you don't have a west wind, it's probably a southerly wind tormdz the santa clara valley.

lots of clouds in place. high and mid-level clouds definitely to the north and to the east. a lot of that is associated with this area of low pressure which will move in sometime between the bay area and cape mendocino tomorrow. it's also ushering in much cooler air aloft so the cooler temps come down. mainly 70s now inland. so antioch 79. fairfield 76. concord 70. santa rosa low 70s. san rafael, berkley 64. 58 pacifica. fairfield 76. that's well below average. same for livermore, pleasanton. 7 on the on the peninsula -- 70s on the peninsula or 60s. upper 70s for morgan hill. that deserves a wow for august. drizzle, breezy. into thursday a cool pattern. then a slight rebound as we go into the weekend. >> time 4:52. would you believe $425 million up for grabs? rush for the power ball tickets ahead of tonight's drawing. ñáçwçñ

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. 4:54 is the time. there is a warning for people swimming or wind surfing in the san fran bay. the aquarium photographed this great white shark roaming off fort mason near the marina

green yesterday. expects say while great whites routinely patrol off the coast, it is unusual to spot one inside the bay. the shark appears to be a young shark. at 8:00 tonight, someone out there could be $425 million richer. that's when the six numbers will be drawn for power ball. the jackpot could get closer to half a billion with ticket buying frenzies. the odds of winning one in 175 million. you do have a better chance of getting crushed to deaths by a vending machine, by the way. that's only one in 112 million. interesting, sal. a vendingmental. i haven't heard of -- vending machine. i haven't heard of any of those. you can't win if you don't play. >> i know the odds are low. but it's only a couple bucks. good morning, everybody. let's take a look -- you can send me an e-mail telling me how ridiculous you think i am

any time. let's go out and take a look at northbound 101 as you approach the 80 split. that traffic looks pretty good. steve and i have been talking about drizzle today. you might want to allow for a little extra time. westbound bay bridge is light coming into san francisco with no major problems. in the south bay we're also looking at traffic that looks good. northbound 87 at alma right near 287, they're clearing an accident from the shoulder. sounds like jim carey in dumb and dumber. what you're saying is i have a chance. >> that's right. >> this low is definitely getting us some interesting weather. a lot of low clouds and drizzle this morning. some of that is actually firing up rain in northeast california. drizzle is the big story us for. overcast. cool as a rule. this is unseasonably cool for us. looks like tomorrow will be the coolest day as the low begins to work its way n. it's not going anywhere very fast. just gradual warming as we go into the weekend. very gradual. does look a little bit w5r78er

as we go -- warmer as we go into sunday. keep an eye on this for tomorrow as it moves n. looks like most will stay north and east of us today. a lot of low clouds. local drizzle so temperatures are very cool for us this time of year. 50s, 60s, 70s. temperatures when they get this cool, you know they have to rebound somewhere down the road but there's no sign of any big warm-up. in texas they're getting hot conditions but cool here. slight warm-up on the weekend. >> thank you, steve. coming up next in our next half-hour with breaking news out of oakland. a baby is among two people killed in an early morning shooting. we're on the scene with what we have learned about this tragic case. >> also big news involving a transit dispute that was causing quite a bit of concern among bay area, east bay bus riders. well be right back.

. a baby is among two people shot. why a victim was targeted. an agreement is reached between a bus company and union. a search for a missing

woman and the crimes she was a victim of. bart managers and representatives will present their cases to the board of investigators in the hopes of reaching a deal. good morning, thank you for joining us. >> i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. good to see you. >> thank you. steve is right over there with weather and it is different this morning. >> very different for us. >> there is a lot of drizzle. and they are saying why this is far inland. and it is inland. it is associated with the low today and tomorrow and cool looking clouds yesterday. 50s, 60s and 70s. good morning traffic is moving along well here on the san mateo bridge. if you are driving to foster city it could be