degrees today. there you go. temperatures inland will be hot. by the coast nothing like that. 50s to 60s on the lows. fairfield 60. livermore is also 60. 56 ukiah. 80s down in the desert where you see that fog keeping temperatures and a little bit of a westerly breeze. concord has a little south wind. warm to hot inland. morning fog and lots of sun. a lot of 90s through the interior. these are above arch for this time of year.

we are following breaking news in alabama. a ups cargo plane has crashed near the birmingham airport. the faa says the aircraft was an 8300 that crashed on approach to the airport just before dawn this morning. it was flying from louisville to birmingham before it went down. we'll have live updates throughout the ktvu morning news. in the meantime we are following developing news of a deadly shooting near san

lorenzo. claudine wong is live at the scene with what police are saying about the investigation. claudine what do you know so far? >> it's still very early. we just spoke to a sergeant on scene. we have the latest information for you. this area remains blocked off. you can see a little further down from where we are standing is where a police car still sits. we are waiting for the crime scene techs to get here. it could be shut down for hours. it has been shut down for hours since the police got the call for help. >> about 12:07 this morning alameda county sheriffs deputies responded to multiple calls of shots fired in the 1800 block of rob scott avenue. and unincorporated san lorenzo. upon arrival we found a hispanic male down.

paramedics arrived. attempted to revive him. their attempts were unsuccessful. >> reporter: at 3:30 this morning we watched the corn's van take away -- the coroner's van take away the victim. all we know is he is from alameda county. >> it's a shootout. go eat somewhere or come back later. we really can't come back later. we are trying to get home. >> reporter: you will just sit out here and wait until they let you in? >> most likely. >> reporter: back out here live where this homicide investigation continues. what we are doing is waiting for the crime scene technicians to get on scene. we are told maybe another hour before they get here. very early in this situation. live in alameda county claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. cal osha is investigating a

deadly construction accident in san jose city college. a construction vehicle backed up and hit and killed a woman yesterday. the school has not said if the person killed was a student and will not release the victim's identity until her family is notified. one person left flowers at the accident site. >> everybody is so close to each other. even though you didn't know the person, it's like losing somebody who you did know. >> reporter: classes are not in session right now, many students and professors are on campus preparing for the start of the school year at the end of the month. now that the body of sandra coke has been identified, investigators are looking into how she died. oakland police would only say a body of a woman found in vacaville last week was coke. they are not commenting on how

she died. convicted rainest alana was found with -- rapest alana was scene with coke. >> what we will say at this time is that randy alana is still considered a person of interest. >> coke's relatives did not mention alana in a statement they released and said they say quote the coke family is devastated by the loss of our beloved sandra. meantime coke's coworkers issued a statement as well saying they are heartbroken. it reads in part she was a compassionate and thorough investigator. yes happening today the family of daphne web is planning a walk to show their commitment to finding the little girl. daphne's father reported her missing on july 10th.

he told police that the 21- month-old girl was taken from a car outside a store. the reward in the unsolved case of a baby and his father shot and killed in an oakland home is up to $30,000. a sidewalk memorial was held yesterday for one-year-old drew jackson and 20-year-old andrew thomas. family members pleaded for police. they say the code of no snitching has to stop. hundreds of city workers are in the second day of a three-day strike. they say they have been working without a contract since april. they are reportedly asking for a 5% pay hike but says the city wants them to give up 5% of what they earn and pay more into their pensions. >> i just bought my little house in hayward. i just want my job.

i just want you to stop taking away from me. >> the city of hayward says although the economy is improving, it still faces a projected $2.6 million budget short fall for next year and says city 9:00 heads, management, and firefighters have agreed to reductions. a worker says he was hit bea white van yesterday morning. union leaders thought the white van might be a replacement worker but he said he was just trying to get a building permit. the union worker was taken to the hospital but there are no updates. we are following developing news out of egypt this morning. security forces launched an all out assault on two protest camps set up by supporters of former president mohammed morsi. they fired tear gas and moved in with bulldozers. there are reports of dozens of protestors killed in the assault.

hundreds have been arrested. protest if force staged -- protestors staged a sit in saying they won't leave until morsi is reinstated as president. indian news agency broadcast the pictures of this blast. at least some of the 18 crew members have died. the diesel power subbed had just been overhauled and upgraded. it's too early to determine the cause but india has been high alert for possible terror attacks. time is 4:38. a standoff at a louisiana bank ended with a hostage and gunman dead. the 20-year-old suspect had no intention of robbing a bank. he later freed a female bank teller but just before midnight as swat teams moved in he shot the other two hostages killing one of them. police then killed him. >> he was mad at people. he was mad at people who he

said were mean to him. he had voices in his head. >> they say he was mentally unstable and believe a device was implanted in his head. prosecutors will present their closing arguments today in the accused serial killer naso. naso is accused of killing four women in the 1970s and 1990s. he is expected to give his closing arguments on friday. a former livermore teacher has been freed from prison after sexually assaulting a 14- year-old student. marie johnson pleaded no contest and sentenced to three years in state prison but given credit for time served. she had been in jail since she was arrested in january of 2012. johnson will have to register as a sex offender.

we will know tomorrow if the new eastern span of the bay bridge will open on labor day weekend. the span looks close to completion. it had a picturesque glow early this morning as crews tested a one of a kind lighting system. it features steel poles with 48,000 led lights. >> each led is tailored to a beam at a certain location on the bridge and makes a very smooth lighting controlling the spill and glare. >> a bridge oversight committee will announce when they will open the span. a multimillion dollar celebration will be scaled back given the recent set backs. there could be traffic gridlock just before the opening. cal tran says they need to shut down the bridge for four full days to transition traffic on to the new eastern span.

the chp is preparing for the possibility of labor day weekend by enlisting extra officers for security and traffic control. >> we're all waiting for it to open. >> yes, we are. the 16-year-old girl who survived the abduction that triggered a multistate amber alert speaks out. a culturally sensitive sight over food goes back to court. good morning. if you are looking at the commute around the bay area, we are starting off pretty well. this is highway 24. it is a nice drive. yesterday temperatures did warm up for almost everybody. in fact, san francisco had 70s. so will that trend continue or is there a cooler pattern in the extended outlook? 5ñ

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channel 2 morning news. there are new details of the 16- year-old girl who was abducted to her san diego home. she is now speaking out about her ordeal on social media. a person claiming to be hannah anderson said her abductor threatened to kill her if she tried to escape. she also says he deserved to be killed by fbi agents. her father says he plans to move his daughter to tennessee so they can make a fresh start. smart phone users are being asked to keep the emergency alerts in light of the hannah anderson rescue. it was the first time an amber alert had gone out to all smart phone users in california. some of whom complained the alert was noisy and confusing. authorities are working to identify two people killed in a plane crash that sparked a brush fire north of sacramento.

the plane crashed late yesterday morning about five miles east of economy koa. two bodies were found in the plane. meantime this morning a wild fire near a mountain resort in utah was burned at least a dozen homes and threatening 250 more. the rock port fire northeast of park city is just 5% contained and torched 4,000 acres. hundreds of homeowners had few minutes to gather their belongings before evacuating. >> we were able to get in and get our most important things. our pets and some documents. we didn't have too much time to get out. >> firefighters say the fire was sparked by lightning. a candidate for mayor of new york city is calling for sweeping changes to the city's drug laws. john lou says the city should legalize medical marijuana and allow adults to possess up to an ounce of pot.

the changes could mean $400 million for extra revenue in the city. the justice department will no longer pursue mandatory minimum sentences. executives from american airlines and airways will -- combining the airlines would cut competition and raise their fairs. my ole marks agrees. >> what they are going to do is have a smaller number of routes where they can have a smaller amount of -- and has fewer seats and will charge you more. but the airlines claim they need to combine forces to to -- the announcement took investors

by surprise if the lost shares. they lost 45%. u.s. airways stock dropped 13 percent. several new gun control bills are making their way through the state legislature in sacramento. if they are passed, california would have the toughest gun laws in the country. gun control advocates faced off against gun right supporters on the issue of public safety. the committee approved a package of bills that would ban all semi automatic rifles. this morning a federal appeals court in san francisco will hear arguments on california's ban on selling shark fins. two asian american groups are challenging the ban. they say the sharks are caught humanely and all parts of the shark are used. time now 4:4. today marks the first day of classes for the fall semester at city college in san francisco.

the school says eligible course credits are guaranteed to count toward degrees or certificates and can transfer to most four year colleges. the accrediting commission for community and junior colleges is threatening to revoke the accreditation. but they just sent that panel a warning letter after finding the commission violated four requirements. time is 4:48. the first day of school for so many people. >> yeah. i forgot. >> does that mean there will be more cars on the road? >> you don't know. we are looking at the last few days. any day we will start seeing the fall crowds come back. traffic there is moving along pretty nicely on the san mateo bridge. if you are driving on the bay bridge, right now traffic is very light getting on to that span. no major problems on to the upper deck of the bay bridge. we still have a look at some of

the livermore valley commutes and that commute looks pretty good. there are no major problems right here. the traffic continues to move along well. 4:49 let's go to steve. thank you, sal. a very good morning. your average temps for this time of year yesterday everyone shot above. well today very similar pattern. s is fo two above. sfo two above. there is a little bit of a slightly more of a westerly breeze. i think temperatures inland will be very close. 70 yesterday in as far as. san jose 85. high pressure built back in for a couple days. yesterday it started. it will continue today and tomorrow. 60s and 70s by the coast. 70s and 80s by the bay. 90s inlapped. as we look forward high pressure will squash that fog. it looks like it will lift as a little area of low pressure lifts.

50s and 60s on the temps. upper 50s and 60s not much of agrees attrist. there was bun -- higher elevations. a little bit more of a breeze today. sfo12. west at 12. livermore seven. there that is a little stronger than yesterday. livermore hit 97 yesterday. one of the forecast models went 98 today. i didn't buy into that. i split the difference. this system right there will move in beginning tomorrow. that will cool us down. today if you enjoyed yesterday it will be about the same as today. low clouds fog nice to warm to hot. cooling trend friday and saturday. 80s coming back and knocking down the 90s. today lots of sunshine warm to hot. shouldn't take too long to warm up. 80s and 90s through the interior. 60s and 70s closer to the

coast. fremont 83. gilroy 94. redwood city 83. warm to hot today. looks like tomorrow will be that day where the coast starts to cool down and even cooling continues for all friday, saturday, and into sunday. 4:51 is the time right now. san francisco police call it one of their largest drug busts ever. the amount of ecstasy that was seized and the possible connection to the outside lands music festival. plus if this dog could talk. the unusual place it was found and the search for its owner.

recalling 23,000 sport utility vehicles from the 2013 model year. the south korean auto maker say there is is a problem with the san jose sport models. the right axel shaft can fail and cause the suv to lose power or roll away when parked. effected owners will get a letter from the company saying the axel will be fixed free of charge. san francisco police are looking for more suspects in connection to the city's largest drug busts ever. they found a stash of more than 30,000 pills and 50,000 pounds of powder associated with the club drug ecstasy or nickname molly. the sited street value -- the

estimated street value is $2.5 million. two men were arrested. >> uniformed patrol officers made what we believe to be the largest club drug seizure in the history of the san francisco police department. >> officers arrested 31-year- old steven terrell and benjamin. they are looking into whether the drugs were meant for last weekend's outside lands music festival. there is new information about a ten-year-old boy who was mauled by a pit bull. her son may need more surgery. doctors say he may be paralyzed on the right side of his face. hunters mother says he was visiting a friend in antioch over the weekend when he was attacked by two pit bulls. one of the dogs has been quarantined by animal control.

hunters mother is pushing to have it euthanized. a couple in berkly is -- adam koa when was commuting home. when he came across a group of wind surfers that found a dog out in the bay. he put the dog in his boat and brought her home. >> i go back and forth every day and not a lot of stuff happening out there usually. and to be able to really help this poor little animal was really it felt really good. it felt really good. >> a veterinarian says the dog appears to be a puppy. just about one year old. maybe a lab mix. interested in the camera. she has a collar, no tags and does not have a microchip. you went out and talked to the dog. >> nice dog. beautiful dog. hopefully they can find an owner. we are continuing to follow breaking news from alabama this

morning. early this morning a ups cargo plane crashed while attempting to land at the birmingham airport. and cal train wins a national safety grant. we will tell you how they plan to use it to keep pedestrians safe around trains and cut down on deadly collisions. good morning. if you are driving on the golden gate bridge, it looks pretty good. we'll tell you more straight ahead. temperatures went above for the first time yesterday above everybody. ñáçwçñ

good morning. we are following developing news in alameda county where a body was found following a shooting. also it's the end of summer. kids in the south bay are heading back to class. more on the changes one school is making. a walk is being held today for a missing toddler from oakland as friends and panelly mark five weeks since she was last seen. more warnings for people in the tahoe area. smoke from a burning wild fire spreading. it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning nulls.

welcome back. good morning. you are looking at a live picture near san lorenzo. you can see an active scene. police investigating out there following a shooting. we will take you out to the scene in a moment. good morning. thank you for joining us wednesday, august 14th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. we go right to steve. >> we have a very similar pattern. almost a carbon copy. sop low clouds. temperatures went way up. 50s and low to mid 60s. it will be lots of sun today. niece to warm to hot. it will be a rather warm and toasty day for starting off 64 and high of 85.