he's the army private at the center of a wikileaks scandal at any moment. a military judge will announce bradie manning's punishment. >> reporter: an overnight car and grass fire shuts down sections highway 4 near martinez. i will tell you what areas are still at risk with a red flag warning. and the emotional battle over city college of san francisco moves to city hall. what happened during the night.

you are looking at the scene of a shooting where an off-duty security guard shot a person he suspected was trying to burglarize a car. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >> let's check weather and traffic. we have mark tamayo today. steve is off. right now there's not a lot to show you but we still have a chance as we head into the afternoon hours. as far as the fog, it's on the increase. with the low clouds hugging the coast. santa rosa reporting mostly cloudy skies. gusty winds out towards the fairfield area topping 25-miles

be a how -- miles an hour. san francisco not reporting yet. but basically in the 50s. areas of fog 3:00 this afternoon. partly sunny and breezy. once again there is the chance of an isolated thunderstorm by the afternoon and into the evening hours. still, we'll be watching it with the forecast for today. partly sunny skies. we'll cool things off from yesterday. mid- to upper 80s. right around 90 degrees. forecast highs, these numbers from yesterday. on average, coming down 3 to 6 degrees from yesterday. santa rosa, 79. san jose right about 80. livermore in the upper 80s. some more changes coming up for your weekend. and we'll let you know when the thunderstorm threat coming up. sal has an update on traffic.

we had a stalled car on the span. it was moved. the traffic is already very slow at the toll plaza. remember, there's a daytime game at at&t park. the giants are hosting the recollection. you will see the traffic is going to be busy. not only at this point but also later in the morning trying to get into the city. the as play at the coliseum. a day game as well. westbound highway 4. traffic coming up in antioch to pittsburg. 680, concord to walnut creek, moderately avenue. 7:03. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we're following developing news from the south bay. police are at a senior citizens' apartment complex where they say a security guard opened fire on a man who was trying to break into a car. ktvu's brian flores is at is

live at the scene and who police are still looking for. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning. the cruisers left just about 30 minutes ago. still remnants from the shooting or burglary that happened roughly around 1:30. we understand the security guard that opened fire on the suspects is being held for questioning by san jose police and he's cooperating. police say this happened just before 1:30 this morning off coleman road near the almaden expressway near a senior housing housing complex. police say he was on his way home from work when he noticed people trying to break into the car. when the security guard confronted one of the suspects, that suspect ran into another waiting car. that car tried to run over the security guard. but for some reason it stopped

a short distance away. it looked like the man was pulling something out of his waistband and that's when the security guard opened fire. >> not unusual. there are companies that allow the security guards to carry guns. i don't know the particular company. but whatever their policies and procedures are, in certain cases they are allowed to carry. >> reporter: the suspect was found a block away lying on the ground from at least one gunshot wound away from the car. san jose police say they are questioning the security guard and figuring out if he will face charges. it's unclear if he -- it's unclear if he works here at the senior apartment complex. it doesn't appear so. but police say the suspect once he's released will be booked into santa clara jail. we'll also learning that the getaway vehicle was a stolen car reported out of san jose. there are no other injuries reported here from the apartment complex. we're live here in san jose, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. in vallejo, a suspected car

thief is facing additional charges after he allegedly put his young daughter in danger while trying to avoid police. a woman called police to bay court, telling them a neighbor stole her truck during some sort of dispute. officers went to the suspect's home. they used grash grenades, searched the man but could to the find -- grash grenade -- flash grenades but could not find the mom. he was hiding with his young daughter. he was arrested. the young daughter is in the care of relatives. a sit-in at city hall ended with 20 people being arrested. most of the group were city college of san francisco students. they were trying to get a meeting with mayor lee. they are hoping he would reverse a decision to withwithdraw the school's --

withdraw the school's accreditation. the mayor had them arrested. >> we didn't want to get arrested. it would have been much easier if the mayor had come with us. a huge sierra wildfire outside of yosemite. it's getting bigger by the hour. it's more than doubled in size. it's burning east of groveland and highway 120 has within -- has been shut down. that's the main route connecting the bay area to yosemite. look at this dramatic video. the forest service says the fire has burned more than 15 square miles. it's 0% contained. it's threatening 25 homes. tara moriarty has new information and new video and

tara will bring us the update at 7:30. our ktvu news website has a slide show of this big fire near yosemite. check it out. go to ktvu.com. there is still a big fire danger here at home. firefighters across the bay area remain on high alert this morning. ktvu's katie utehs joins us live from contra costa county where the threat of lightning is still creating a dangerous situation. good morning, katie. >> reporter: good morning. we've been battling the wind here. it's whipping my hair around. there's also high fire danger because of the dry hills behind me, they are just golden and hills are particularly dangerous as well because once they spark, fire traveled quickly up the hills. combine that with the dry lightning. all of those factors are combining to make for high fire danger across the state and in the bay area. some of those factors happened last night. let me show you video of a grass fire that shut dune highway 4. it sparked around

9:30. by early this morning, calfire cleared the scene after 3 acres had charred. you can see a car engulfed in flames. the chp says it's what sparks the grass on the hillside. there are no reports of injuries. they are still investigating what caused the initial fire. we were set up for a busy fire season because of the dry weather. the latest report says lightning has sparked 40 fires nation side. now, in a 24-hour period, there were 3400 strikes. the red flag warning for the bay area includes the north bay valleys and hills. as we mentioned, there's a risk of thunderstorms with dry lightning. that red flag warning going on throughout the day. other parts of the bay area, just very dry and windy, which puts them at high fire danger. for now, live mere martinez, katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:09. san francisco police are warning about a new tactic by

thieves to scam cell phone owners. police say the most recent scheme involves at least two people, one of the thieves they will steal a phone from the victim and then run off. the second person will act like a good samaritan and chase after the suspect. the police say onces phone is tracked down. the suspect will give it back. but they are gonna ask for a cash reward in return. san francisco's night court is expanding into the south of market district. the night court program resolves low level cases like graffiti and petty theft. a set of a judge community leaders, pastors of churches, business leaders listen to the charges and decide on the punishment that can include cleaning up for community service. the city saved $330,000 by using night court instead of criminal court for those cases last year. the federal government is making progress on automatically identifying

people by their faces. the system would pair computers with video cameras to scan crowds. anyone on a government watch list would be flagged. the department of homeland security says this system would be especially useful with places where there's large crowds. happening today -- in one hour, bicyclists will gather at a san francisco intersection for a rally promoting safety. it will be held at folsom and 6th street. the scene of a deadly bike accident last week. a truck hit and killed a 24- year-old woman who just turned her bike into the busy intersection. the truck driver who hit her stayed on the scene and was not cited. this morning, the bicyclist will push for safer roads. and san francisco and berkeley could soon be home to an electric bike-sharing program, similar to programs to pedal power bikes.

the bikes would have motors to get up steel hills or carry heavy loads. 90 bikes would be installed at 25 city car stations after the first of the year. they would be available to members of city car share. but would cost at least 40% less than borrowing a car. all right. police on the peninsula made a horrifying discovery. we have a live report of a gunfire that's led to a manhunt. it's sentencing day for bradley manning. in fact, his sentencing it going on right now. the number of years he could face in prison for leaking government documents. some bay area bridges are crowded but not the golden gate where traffic on southbound looks good as you drive down to the city. in weather we're tracking more low clouds and nothing this morning. still the -- and fog this morning. still the chance of thunderstorms. we'll break down those thunderstorm chances coming up

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the former army intelligence analyst convicted of leaking documents is getting sentenced in military court this morning. his sentencing was supposed to get underway about 15 minutes ago but there's been a brief delay. kyla campbell is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom with this morning's developments. kyla? >> reporter: it's not clear why there is a delay or how long it could last but we expect manning to be sentenced this morning. he faces a maximum of 90 years in prison. prosecutors asked for at least 60 years. manning's attorneys say it should be no more than a 25- year sentence. earlier this morning,'s rived at -- earlier this morning, he arrived at fort meade.

he was convicted on espionage charges for leaking thousands of documents to wikileaks. supporters of him are holding a vigil outside of fort meade. i contacted them. they are gearing up to help manning with appeals. manning's sentence could be immediately appealed. i'm working on that story and i'll have the sentencing for you at 8:15. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. breaking news. army major nadal hasan had a chance to present his defense today at his trial for killing 13 people at fort hood, texas four years ago. he's acting as his own attorney but this morning, he called no witnesses and rested his case. hasan has sat mostly silent raising a few objections and questioning briefly a few witnesses. a group protesting

florida's stand-your-ground law released a controversial new public announcement about the trayvon martin shooting. >> are you following him? >> yes. >> okay. we don't need you to do that. >> okay. >> this 90-second psa uses 911 tapes used in the george zimmerman trial to re-enact that deadly confrontation. producers of the psa want viewers to sign a petition demanding that the 26 states that have stand-your-ground laws get rid of them. one of george zimmerman's lawyers called this psa wildly inaccurate. mark omeara said "by airing an interpretation of events that are easily dismissed as factual fantasy, the proponents for changes in the self-defense statutes are various -- in stair just states are damaging -- in various states are

damaging." investigators say a man tried to car crack officer jesus's truck in the parking lot of the flamingo hotel in las vegas. he crashed into a hotel, killing both men. the suspect, 29-year-old james montgomery, has been arrested on felony murder charges and officer magdalano worked in san joaquin valley. he was due to be married next month. happening today, the nixon library in the national archives are releasing the final hours of the tapes president nixon recorded for his own use. the tapes cover the period in 1973 between april and july, the final few months president nixon recorded his conversations in the white house. it follows the period in which the president admitted responsibility to for

watergate, facing impeach, he resigned in august of 1974 a little more than a year after the tapes ended. 7:18. sal is back. how's it looking? >> it's bitter because we had a -- better because we had a stalled vehicle on the bridge that was cleared. the damage is done. you can see traffic is backed up more than it normally is around the macarthur maze and when you look at the toll plaza, it's pretty full. there's a daytime baseball game at at&t park. now, the bright news, they've sped up the metering lights and cars are getting through just a little bit faster now. so that may help alleviate some of this slow traffic. but i would see if b.a.r.t. is an option for you. b.a.r.t. is doing well in and out of san francisco. no major problems if you are driving on the roads or looking at 80 between vallejo and pinole and richmond. that traffic looks pretty good. if you are driving through fremont. southbound 80 begins to slow at

238. it gets better -- the drive to fremont is not all that bad at the time. let's go to mark. we're starting off with a big blanket of low clouds and fog. here's the live camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge. the solid deck of fog. right around the bay there's still the chance of an isolated thunderstorm as we head into the afternoon hours. forecast headlines, a sun/cloud mix with a chance of an isolated thunderstorm. tomorrow, partly cloudy skies, the weekend, a little bit cooler but these are all minor temperature swings. red flag warning changes here with basically up in the north bay for the marin, sonoma and napa areas until 3:00 tomorrow morning because there is still the chance of an isolated thunderstorm favoring the north bay. right now on live stormtracker2 with the bulk of the activities out to the east and south. as i showed you, a lot of overcast for san francisco, half moon bay even fremont, hayward, oakland as well for

santa rosa up in sonoma county. current numbers are in the upper 50s to right around 60 degrees. livermore 61. downtown san francisco 58 and santa rosa reported the overcast at 58 as well. some pretty strong winds out of fairfield. these are sustained wind speeds, 28 miles an hour right around the bay itself. winds right around 5 to 15 miles an hour. this area of low pressure we've been talking this guy since about last weekend, it's offshore right now. by tomorrow night it will be up here -- up here. it will be crossing the bay area. as it does, we have to hold onto the chance of an isolated thunderstorm. best chance is over the north bay, especially over the high terrain. for today, partly sunny skies. here's the focus of the thunderstorm activity. a bit of a cooling trend, temperatures in the 70s, 60s and lower 80s. here is our forecast models showing ut you the showers. not -- showing you you the showers. not a lot to show you locally.

there's a chance of a tiny leftover storm in the hills early thursday morning. santa rosa, 79. san francisco, 66. san jose right around 80 and back back to school for your wednesday, 8:00 this morning in san leandro, overcast. 59, on track to reach the lower 70s. there's a slight chance of a shower up in the north bay for the hills tomorrow morning. clearing and warning by friday -- warming by friday and then we cool it back down by the weekend. breaking news. 35 years, that's the sentence a military judge just announced for army private bradley manning. manning had faced up to 90 years in prison for passing government documents to wikileaks. kyla campbell is following the story for us from our washington, d.c. newsroom. she will have an update for more details. again, 35 years for army private bradley manning. we'll have more on this coming

up at 8:15. a deadly shooting on the peninsula. the victim found behind the wheel of his car. we'll bring you a live report as police search for the shooter. the girl was face down. her leg was off and the other leg was dangling. a young woman from london hit by a new york taxicab. the quick action from total strangers and a celebrity doctor who helped save her life. ♪

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doctor. a man said i'm dr. oz. what should i do? he said you're doing it. [inaudible] >> dr. oz and the plumber used a dog leash and a belt as tourney quit. the woman visiting from england lost her left foot in the crash. the driver says the entire thing was an accident and is not facing charges. 7:25. well, the affordable healthcare act could mean bay area vineyards and farmers could spend a lot more money. the prevision could require fieldworkers to be required by health insurance. that could mean an extra dollar an hour per farm worker. farm laborers say the profits are already low and they may have to pass the added cost on the growers. here's some video from last

month of mayor evan lowe sponsoring a blood drive in campbell. as an openly gay man he was not allowed to donate. the fda adopted the ban back in 1983 in an effort to prevent the spread of a.i.d.s. and hiv. the mayor says the policy is out of day but the fda says despite rigorous testing there's still a short window when hiv can go undetected. 7:27. a massive wildfire near yosemite is growing by the hour. we'll tell you what crews are up against and what campers nearby have been forced to do. good morning. traffic is getting busier. westbound 24. you can see it's very slow here in la fayette. and in weather, the fog has been increasing over the past few hours. we still have the chance of a few isolated thunderstorms by the afternoon hours. coming up we'll break down the thunderstorm chances across the

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7:30. and there is some fog in parts of the bay area as you see this live picture. we're gonna check with mark in a moment on the chance of thunderstorms today. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell.

>> i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. mark's here. the national weather service trimming back the warning for the rest of the bay area but extending it for the north bay, as you can see see here until 3:00 thursday morning. the lightning strikes could ignite some new fires out there. it's pretty quiet out there right now as the bulk of the showers are out to the south and east. we just have the low clouds and fog to contend with. overcast near the golden gate bridge. fremont, hayward, even up in the north bay, santa rosa reporting mostly cloudy skies at last check. current numbers are in the upper 50s to lower 60s. fairfield is windy, 59. san jose, 58 and novato in the upper 50s, at 59. forecast model, not showing you much in the way of models.

a lot of overcast peeling back to near the shore line. we'll begin with the coast. this afternoon, pasmy fog, low to mid-60s for afternoon highs right around the bay, mostly cloudy skies this morning and then partly sunny for the afternoon. 70 to 75 by 3:00. inland neighborhoods, fair skies well inland and then partly cloudy skies. temperatures will be cooler than yesterday. we'll trim them down from yesterday's highs by 3 degrees. warmer locations, upper 80s to 90 inland. we'll have more changes coming up in a few minutes. sal has an update on traffic. good morning, sal. >> good morning mark. we've had slow traffic in many areas including the bay bridge. we had an earlier stalled vehicle on the upper beck that's been removed. it's been gone for a bit but traffic will be slow. we're also looking at slow traffic on 280 in san jose.

it's getting a little better but it will be slow as you drive up to highway 17. 101 is also slow. i think people are just avoiding 101 and now 85 is getting slow as well. when one freeway gets busy, people flock to the other one. that's exactly what we see happening here in the south bay. we also see traffic that will be busy at the bay bridge toll plaza. as i told you, westbound 92, we also had an earlier accident in hayward, southbound 80 at 92. that's been cleared from the freeway. 7:33. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. and investigation is underway into a deadly shooting in east palo alto, the victim was found slumped over the steering wheel of a car. alex savidge is at the scene to tell us how police first learned about the shooting. good morning, alex. >> police say the 19-year-old man shot to death late last night was from east palo alto but did live in this area. the teenager was sitting in the driver's seat of the car.

[audio difficulties] >> we're losing our signal there with alex savidge telling us more about a deadly shooting in east palo alto. we'll try to get our connection back with alex in a moment and reconnect with him. meanwhile, we have new information about a shooting in san jose where one man was killed and three others injured. it happened monday night at a restaurant in a strip mall on alum rock between capital avenue and white road. a man who lives across the street is now telling us that that area has a history of violence. he says 12 years ago, someone was shot and killed at a different restaurant white next door. police have not released the name of the victim in monday's shooting. 7:34. big earthquake hit mexico city this morning. but so far, there's no word of significant injuries or damage. it was a 6.1 magnitude quake. it hit about 90 minutes ago. it was centered off the southern coast but it shook buildings in mexico city.

that's 250 miles away. it hit at the height of the morning rush hour. several office buildings were evacuated. emergency workers were out there checking for injuries and damage. back here at home, the huge rim fire on the outskirts of yosemite, it's more than doubled in size. this one is getting bigger every hour. it's burning east of groveland. it forced the closing of highway 20, the main route linking the bay area to yosemite. tara moriarty is in our studio now with some new information about what's going on at those fire lines. tara? >> reporter: well, this fire is out of control. crews say the potential for it to spread farther is very likely. the rim fire has jumped roads and even a river. we have zero containment. the fire is in a very difficult spot for crews to reach. that's really made it a huge challenge for firefighters. more than 10,000 acres have burned. so far, at least two homes have been destroy. 2500 homes are threatened. there is a high concern for

firefighters' safety, spoke exposure -- smoke expose sure has been an -- exposure has been an issue. the fire is not affecting yosemite national park itself. but many tourists are now turning around and going back home. under evacuation orders, 200 seniors left the camp there yesterday. vacationers have left san jose family camp and the berkeley tuolumne camp. a children's summer camp has closed as well. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire. park officials say take 140 to get out of yosemite and that will add about a half-hour to your commute. tori, dave, back to you. [audio] -- are helping out in the fire

lines near security. the guardsmen from the 29th rescue wing left moffett field to join the growing firefighting effort. other members are helping battle the wildfires burning in other parts of california. our website has a slide show of that this at ktvu.com. we're exactly one week away now from the day the bay bridge will close down for the labor day weekend. this morning, we want to show you the roads that will be the most jammed up and kof jested. they -- congested. 19th avenue and park presidio all the way up to the golden gate bridge. sir francis boulevard between san quentin and the green bray interchange, the richmond-san rafael bridge and the san mateo bridge. >> they've done so by planning ahead, being resourceful resilient, using common sense and i expect that to be the case at this time as well. another busy area will be the

880/92 interchange in hayward. the most congested dates and times will be the morning and the afternoon commutes august 29th and the 30th and the weekend from 11:00 in the morning to 6:00 at night and, of course, monday afternoon as people come back from their holiday travels. at a news briefing this afternoon, law enforcement and bridge administrators will be talking a lot more to give us information about public safety during the time that bridge is closed. and while b.a.r.t. is planning around the clock service for labor day weekend, the san francisco bay ferry will also be unking extra boats -- will be running extra boats, between san francisco and oakland, alameda, and vallejo. the ferry managers will outline their plan this afternoon, on friday. there have been several missteps in connection to the bay bridge. the latest is the bridge opening ceremony. plans for the multi-million

dollar bash were canceled. now the chronicle is reporting that governor brown will not take part in the scaled-down, chain-cutting ceremony on labor day weekend. bridge officials are reportedly still deciding who will participate in the ceremony. you will find a special section dedicated to the bay bridge at ktvu.com. you will find live drive time traffic as well as b.a.r.t. and san francisco bay ferry schedules. look for the hot topics section. we want to go back to the investigation into a deadly overnight shooting in east palo alto. alex savidge is at the scene, once again, to tell us more about the shooting. alex? >> reporter: good morning, tori. police say this 19-year-old man who was shot to death late last night was from east palo alto but didn't live in this area. for whatever reason he was sitting in the driver's seat of the car parked right here last night when the shooter

approached. you can see the shattered glass still on the ground. the victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but police say he died there. the shooting was just after 10:00 last night on the 2500 block of emmett way near cavanaugh drive. the shot spotter system detected gunfire and picked up a total of eight shots. police responded right away and found the teenager slumped over in the car. it was clear he had been shot. police are not sure if the shooter walked up to the victim and opened fire on the car or if this was a drive-by. as of right now, detectives can't say why this young man was targeted. we have no motive, no suspect information and we just got the detectives out here right now. we'll doing a neighborhood canvass. hopefully some of those questions can be answered. >> reporter: police have not released the nail of the young man shot to -- name of the

young man shot to death last night. police have spent hours nouking on doors in the neighborhood looking for any witnesses who might help lead them to the killer. a neighbor said this kind of thing hardly ever happens to them and many say this killing so close to home is certainly unsettling. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alex. 7:40. joseph naso found guilty. now when will he learn his sentence for killing four women and the one thing the brother of a victim wants naso to do.

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stocks edging lower while waiting about the bond-buying program. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 31. the nasdaq has turned around. it's up 2 and the s&p is down 2. later today, we'll get more clues about when the federal reserve could cut its economic stimulus program. at 11:00 this morning, the  minutes led by ben bernanke

could be released. most economists could hear from fed members divided on the bond buying program. they hope the fed suggests tapering the investment so wall street does not have a sharp reaction to any changes. the boy scouts of america are suing an oakland group that calls itself the hackers scouts. that organization teaches children about science, technology, inneerg. but the boy scouts claim they own the word "scout" on a copyright. the hackers have not decided whether they will fight the claim for change the name. seems like everybody is online, right? well, 5 million are not. some don't have access to the internet. pam cook has more. >> mark zuckerberg is working with other big names in business to get the world

reconnected. he's recruited and working with nokia, samsung and qualcomm to name a few on a project he calls internet.org. he says the group will work to cut the cost of delivering mobile internet access to everyone in the world. zuckerberg admits it will be a challenge to get the additional 5 billion people online. he says making sure everyone in the world is connected is one of the biggest problems of his generation. >> we just believe that everyone deserves to be connected and on the internet. we're putting a lot of energy towards this. worth about $17 billion, he could kick back a little bit. but in addition to this project, he's meeting with senators to help with immigration reform. now, he made the announcement about this partnership on his facebook page, of course. back to you. >> thank you. the nsa is able to look at about three quarters of all u.s. internet communications.

this is according to the wall street journal. the paper says the nsa has developed a surveillance network. it is aimed at gathering information that starts or ends in other countries but it says the system is here in the u.s. the information became public when edward snowden leaked classified documents. 7:47. sal, are you taking care of our friends at the toll plaza? >> yes, we are. it's a little bit slow out there. still, although, it's getting better, getting across into san francisco. today, getting into the city, there's a giants game. the giants played the red sox at at&t -- play the red sox at 12:45 at at&t park. people will be trying to get into san francisco all morning long and then later on, they will be triesing to get -- trying to get out of san francisco, about the same time of all the commuters. the as play today at the

coliseum. that's a day game. southbound 101 looks pretty good if you are driving down to san jose. you can see 101 northbound is going to be busy as you approach the split there. and this morning's commute, that looks pretty good on san jose's freeway. it's improving a little bit. 280 getting up to highway 17. that traffic is not all that bad. it's improving from what it was, anyway. 7:47. here's mark. >> good morning to you. well, once again, we're starting off with overcast. you can see some breaks in the cloud deck here. we still have a cool start. temperatures in the 50s to right around 60 degrees. as far as forecast headlines for today for your wednesday, sun/cloud mix. still some fog for the coast. we're still holding onto the chance for a thunderstorm. tomorrow, morning fog, partly cloudy. the weekend features a little bit of a cooling trend. a red flag warning until 3:00

for marin, sonoma, from today at 3:00 in the thursday morning with the chance of an isolated thoernl. most of you probably won't see a thunderstorm but there's still a possibility for today. right now on stormtracker2, the bulk of the activity is not much up to the north, up to the east and to the south. that coverage will increase later on today in those areas. right now we have the fog with that camera perspective and here's the latest on the satellite. some overcast over santa rosa, oakland, hayward and the fremont area. current temperatures, not a big change here. upper 50s to lower 60s. half moon bay, 57. napa 59. livermore, 61. wind out of the southwest at 28 miles an hour. some gusty winds in that area. this area of low pressure, it's been a challenging forecast. it's about 200 miles to the south and to the west. by tomorrow might, it will be up here. as the low moves, we have to hold onto the chance of an

isolated thunderstorm today. especially up in the north bay for the higher terrain and then a cooling trend as well. 60s, 70s, and 80s. best chance to pick up organized thunderstorms will be up to the north and to the east. forecast models show you just that. close enough to the bay area to warrant that chance here locally. but as you can see, wednesday night for tonight and even into a thursday morning, there's a chance up there. we will have the fog regroup here thirst morning. everyonele coulding ofl 3 to 6 degrees from -- cooling off 3 to 6 degrees. half moon bay, 66. santa rosa in the upper 70s. upper 60s for the 70s for -- to the os for oakland, hayward. san jose forecast high of 80. morgan hill, 66. back to school for today will take you to -- coming up livermore, starting off the morning with opinions and

temperatures on track to reach the mid- to upper 80s. five-day forecast, there's that chance of an isolated shower for today mainly up in the north bay. a slight chance for tomorrow. a brief warmup on friday. by the weekend, the low clouds and fog regroup for the morning hours and a bit of a cooling trend. it's ten minutes before 8:00. a young boy mauled by a pit bull while playing at a friend's house, the big strides he made in the recovery. in the south bay, they are tracking down on kids who cut classes for several reasons. [ female announcer ] jump-start your day

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79-year-old joseph naso is now eligible for the death penalty. all of this after a marin county jury found him guilty of the murders of four women yesterday. some of the strongest evidence involved 18-year-old roxanne roggash. she was killed in 1977.

investigators say dna on her pantyhose was a match for that of naso. her brother was there at the hearing but says the verdict will not bring him any closure. >> it won't help. he's a waste of life right now. he's taken too many lives. not just my sister's. there's other victims here. >> naso has been acting as his oige lawyer. the penalty phase begins next month. there are in you concerns about a japanese nuclear power plant heavily damaged in 2011 by an earthquake and tsunami. jamb is on the verge -- japan is on the verge of raising the threat level of the toxic leak to the number 3. it's the gravest warning since the meltdown two and a half years ago. plant managers detected that a storage leaked 300 tons of toxic water. crews have transferred the water from the leaky tank to another tank at the plant.

the cruise that ran aground off italy will finally be removed. it's taken months to prepare to get the costa concordia into an upright position. it still won't be completely removed from the water until sometime next year. 30 people tied and two are still missing after the collision with the rock. five crews have been convicted of manslaughter. the captain's trial continues. most students heading into their first year of college may not be as prepared as they should be. only 26% of this year's high school grads who took the s.a.t. exams were ready for higher education in four of the core skills. 64% of students who took the s.a.t. were ready for college level englash clash. 47% for reading and math. a san jose program to keep

kids from ditching class is back in business. it's called truancy abatement burglary suppression program. the students are placed into a youth center or taken back to school or they have to wait for their parents to come back them up. me and my wife, we talk to him all of the time to go to school, learn, to find a good job in the future and for him, everyone is funny. now, the teenager told us that encounter made him rethink the way he was behaving and plans to make up the classes he missed. when all kids are in class, there are fewer day-time burglaries. if you go to ktvu.com, you can find our special back-to-school section. we've posted the dates that bay area schools start including

how to save money on back-to- school shopping. firefighters across the bay area remain on high alert this morning. why the fire danger around the bay is far from over. we're live in san jose where an off-duty security guard opens fire after people allegedly steal his dad's car. why he's being questioned by san jose police this morning. if you are driving to the bay bridge or to the san mateo bridge or to the south bay, there are some slowdowns we need to tell you about. and in weather, another round of low clouds and fog this morning. we still have thunderstorm chances coming up. we will ally break them down and then -- we'll break them down and then highlight the changes you can expect to see over the weekend. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet.

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and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. welcome back. students heading to olbe school in san jose. remember the days taking the kids back. remember those days. >> oh, yeah. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. let's begin with a quick look at weather and traffic. still some fire danger? >> that's right. still the fire danger and a red flag warning in place just up in the north bay.

that's for today until 3:00 this morning. we still have the chance for a few isolated thunderstorms. that warrants this warning to remain in place for at least the north bay. right now, it's pretty quiet out there. we have a few showers to the east and to our south and that could be changing a little bit this afternoon. right now we have a lot of overcast out there for san francisco, half moon bay, basically over the bay itself. and up into the north bay for santa rosa reporting mostly cloudy skies. current numbers are in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. not too much change over the past few hours. for the beaches, want to bundle up. low clouds at 9:00. still some patchy fog at 3:00. around the bay, areas at 3:00 and then skies becoming partly sunny. inland neighbors on track to reach the mid- to upper 80s. a few spots right around 90 degrees. so there is that chance of an isolated thunderstorm. temperatures will be cooler than yesterday. mainly in the low 60s coast side, 70s around the bay. warmest locations inland on track to reach the mid- to

upper 80s. coming up we'll take a look at the five-day forecast. sal right now standing by with traffic. >> good morning. traffic is busy if you are driving almost anywhere in the south bay. the bay bridge, even some of the san mateo bridge approaches are busy. so let's talk about the bay bridge. it's backed up this morning as you drive up to the macarthur maze. there was an earlier stall. that's one of the reasons why it was so slow. it took a while, it's taking a while to recover as you drive through. let's take a look at the commute on the san mateo bridge. we talked about some of the commutes were a little bit slow getting to the san mateo bridge. there was an earlier minor crash at 92. that's gone. the south bay is trying to get into the act. we have a new accident northbound one right near the san tomas expressway. people are using 280 and 85 as alternates. unfortunately, that's not an original ideas and people are on all freeways trying to get

into the valley. back to the desk. san jose police still searching for suspects after this morning's attempted car break-in at a seepier citizens' -- senior citizens apartment complex. an-off duty security guard fired shots and hit one of the suspects. brian flores is live. that security guard is being held for questioning. >> reporter: police sea that's procedure to a shooting whether the shooting was justified. police say the security guard opened fire as he saw suspects trying to steal his dad's car. apparently his dad lives here. the security guard is being held at san jose police department headquarters and being questioned. we understand that he's cooperating with police this morning. what police are saying this happened just before 1:30 this morning off coleman road near the almaden expressway. police say the security guard was on his way home from work early this morning when he noticed four suspects try to break into his dad's car.

he confronted one of the suspects but that suspect was able to get away in another waiting car. that car according to police, almost hit the security guard. moments later the car stopped just a few feet away. and then one of the consider burglars got out and the security guard told police he was about to pull something from his waistband and that's when the security guard opened fire with his gun. police are now talking about whether the security guards are allowed to carry. >> if he felt he was in danger of his life, he probably was within his rights. >> reporter: the suspect was actually found on the ground about a block away with a gunshot wound. police do say the suspect, once he's released from the hospital will be booked into santa clara county jail. as for the security guard, there is a pending district attorney review about chaurls. we should learn that later -- charges.

we should learn that later today. and the vehicle the suspect was in was stolen out of san jose. i did speak to some people at the apartment complex. no juans with injured. we're live in san jose, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. in vallejo, a suspected car thief facing additional charges. police say he endangered his young daughter while trying to get away from the police. a woman called police to bay court yesterday, told them that a neighbor stole her truck. police went to the suspect's home, theyuressed flash grenades. they search -- grash anyone grades. they -- flash grenades. they searched the house but didn't find the man. they searched the crawlspace. they say he was hiding out with his 5-year-old daughter. he was arrested on car burglary and child endangerment charges. the daughter is in the care of relatives. about two dozen proefers were -- protesters were arrested in a protest aiminged at -- ailed at saving city

college of san francisco. this is video of some people being cited by police. the protesters are mostly students from city college of san francisco. around 5:00 p.m. yesterday, they started a sit- in right outside of mayor ed lee's office door. they wanted him to stop the possible closure of city college. >> it's unclear why the mayor won't meet the students. so collectively, we decided we would wait hoping that mayor lee would come listen to us. >> protesters were charged with disturbing a public meeting and also stress passing. they were then released. mayor leave's office told ktvu that saving the school was one of his top priorities. firefighters across the bay area remain on high alert this morning. katie utehs joins us live from contra costa county now where the threat of lightning is still creating a dangerous situation. good morning, katie. >> reporter: good morning. as you can see, the wind is just whipping here. where i'm standing along

highway 4 near martinez. the dry grass, well it -- well, it could spark with any bit of lightning or flame. add in the possibility of that dry lightning. some areas here in the bay area are under high fire danger as well as across the state of california seeing high fire danger. let me show you video. a grass fire spread quickly last night and shut down highway 4. it sparked around 9:30 last night. by early this morning, calfire cleared the scene near franklin canyon road after about 3 acres charred. you can see a car engulfed in flames. the chp says it sparked the dry hill on the grass side. they are still investigating the cause of the fire. a record dry winter et -- set us up for this. the agency's latest report says

lightning has sparked 40 new fires statewide. in a recent 24-hour period, there were 3400 strikes. the red flag warning for area is for the north bay valleys and hills. that's where the risk of dry lightning is that could ignite a fire. katie utehs, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. we'll continue to monitor the red flag warning and for more on this, just go to ktvu.com or follow us on twitter or facebook. a dog in san francisco that fell 40 feet out of a window still recovering in a pet hospital and the dog's owner says someone shot the dog with a pellet gun. now, john gunten is the owner. that's his dog, freddy. while freddy is being treated for injuries for his helps and pelvis. the vet called to say a pellet was found in his leg.

the owner thinks his dog was shot intentionally and wants the police to investigate. >> somebody hurt my dog on purpose. like what the hell is that? who the hell does that? >> well, the dog's recovery is expected to take at least ten weeks. police are searching for witnesses. the owner says he thinks someone in the area might be using animals for target practice. the 10-year-old boy from martinez who was mauled by a pit bull is still recovering at home. here's a photo of hunter killborn at his father's home. he's playing a video game there. his mother says he's in good spirits. hunter left the hospital earlier this week. he was at a neighbor's house earlier this month when he was knocked down by down dock and mauled by a second -- by one dog and mauled by a second. since then he's had two skin graft surgeries and need more. a pit bull is the humane

society after attacking a horse. officials say the pit bull bit a horse in the leg and neck and the dog only let go after the witness hit it with a rake. the horse is being treated by a vet now. it's 23409 clear where the pit bull's owner was during the attack. 8:08. we have new information now about the abduction of hannah anderson. investigators say alleged kidnapper, james lee dimaggio, used a timer to burn down his house in rural san diego county earlier this month. the bodies of hannah's mother and younger brother, ethan, were found inside that home. the timer prompted investigators to warn the public that dimaggio could have booby-trapped his car with explosives. in the meantime, dimaggio's sister is stirring up controversy by asking that hannah smitt to a dna -- hannah

submit to a dna test, alleging that dimaggio could be the father of hannah or ethan. >> we find it strange he's left all of this money without any explanation. >> dimaggio named hannah's grandmother of the beneficiary of his 110,000 life insurance policy. so far, the andersons have not replied to the dna request. 8:09. the san francisco strip club that once made national headlines is closing its doors in about two weeks. the general manager of the lusty ladies says he's several months behind in his rent which is more than $16,000 a month. this club opened in 1976. it made history two decades later when the strippers formed the exotic dancers union. the first unionized sex business in america. the workers are telling ktvu they are planning a big closing party. well, today rebels in syria

accuse the syrian government on a poison gas attack on areas that's left hundreds of people dead near the capital city of damascus. now, the number of reported deaths, there haven't been independently verified range from 100 to maybe as much as 800. this is video of people being treated. the accusations of the gas attack comes as a u.n. team is in syria investigating reports of chemical weapons attacks in the pass. the head of the u.n. team wants to investigate today's attacks. now to our continuing coverage of the crisis in egypt. we are hearing that an egyptian court has ordered the release of ex-president hosni mubarak after he agreed to return gifts received while in office. if he walks free, that would lend krill to the opposition that the old regime is rehey certing his self since the coup

that ousted mohamed morsi. mubarak has been held since april 2011 and he fill face as retrial later this month for failing to stop the killing of 900 protesters in the arab spring. you broke the story earlier. army private first class bradley manning has found out what his prison sentence will be. how long he will be in prison for the largest intelligence leak in american history. new americans about pg&e's pipeline records. the allegations the utility was trying to mislead the public. some sporting events could figure into your afternoon drive around the bay area here in oakland and also in san francisco. we'll tell you what's up -- straight ahead. and in weather, the low clouds and fog have been increasing over the past three, four hours. a lot of overcast looking ahead. we still have some thunderstorm chances. we'll break down those chances for this afternoon. details on a red flag warning and the temperature change you can expect over the next few days.

developing news from maryland as we told you an hour ago, army private bradley manning was sentenced this morning to prison for leaking classified government information. ktvu's kyla campbell live in our washington, d.c. bureau to tell us how long he will be in prison. kyla? >> reporter: a military judge sentenced manning to 35 years in prison. he's also dishonorably discharged from the army. manning gave hundreds of

thousands of top-secret documents to the website lickky leaks. it's the largest link of classified information on the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the military judge convicted manning last month on 20 charges including six lie -- six violations of the act. his lawyers suggest no more than 25 years in prison because by then some of the documents will be declassified but the judge gave him a 35-year sentence. the aclu just released a statement saying in part, a legal system that does not distinguish between leaks to the press and the public interest and treason against the nation will deprive the public of critical information that's necessary for democratic accountability. manning's foreclosure is scheduled to talk -- attorney it scheduled to talk to reporters in about two hours. his sentence will automatically be accident to the army court of appeals. kyla campbell, ktvu channel 2 news. in another high-profile legal case, nadal hasan rested his case.

he's representing himself as a lawyer without calling any witnesses, he didn't testify in his own defense. now, he's accused of killing 13 people and wounding more than 30 others. at fort hood in texas four years ago. the trial will resume tomorrow. the prosecution will present its closing arguments. hasan faces the death penalty if convicted. 8:16. anon shows that journalist michael hastings had drugs in his system when he died. the 33-year-old reporter was killed in a fiery crash in hollywood in june after his car hit a tree. investigators say hastings had traces of methamphetamine and marijuana in his blood. but they say the drugs likely did not contribute to the crash. he had been offdrugs for 14 years. but family members say he recently started using again. hastings is best known for a rolling stone article which ultimately led to the resignation of stanley

mcchrystal. sal's back. we expect busy traffic. but we've got two day-time home games today. >> we do, dave. that's going to -- it's kind of unusual for that to happen. both the giants and as play home games. the giants' traffic will be in san francisco. the as, a little bit better situated because they have b.a.r.t. next to the coliseum. we'll look at 101 first and show you that northbound 101 traffic is moderate. now, leaving this afternoon, it may be a chore. and you may want to think about that before you bring your car into the city. same thing with 880 whenever there is a game and you can see 880 traffic slow. whenever there is a game at the coliseum. it lets out at 4:00. >> you are going to see a lot of slow traffic letting out at commute time. we had an earlier accident

northbound 280 -- northbound 10 at san tomas. northbound 280 at 17. 85 is slowing from 87 to saratoga. now let's go to mark. good morning to you. we're starting out this wednesday morning with some more cloud cover near the coast and near the bay. you can look at our oakland camera with mostly cloudy skies here. we've been a little bit nervous with the threat of lightning. of course, the fire danger is still somewhatten of a -- somewhat of an issue. tomorrow morning cloud cover, skies becoming partly cloudy and the weekend forecast features a bit of a cooling trend. as farce the red flag warning, only for the north bay, marin, napa, mendocino counties until 3:00 thursday morning with the chance of an isolated thunderstorm, especially over the higher terrain that could produce lightning strikes and, of course, we all know a fire can start from that. as far as right now, it's pretty quiet out there. not much in the sierra, a few showers to the east and to the south. i suspect the activity will i

pick up -- will pick up later on today. we just have the yore cast hugging -- overcast hugging our short line. current temperatures in the upper 50s to the lower 60s at last check and you can see san francisco 58 degrees. napa at 59. gusty winds out towards fairfield. later winds out of the southwest at 28 miles an hour. winds in general and other places around 5 to 15 miles an hour. this area of low pressure meandering offshore. you get an idea of the past few other, it is on the move. so by this time tomorrow night, it will be up here as it crosses out to the north and to the east, there is the chance of an isolated thunderstorm as the atmosphere could destabilize a little bit. with that partly cloudy skies, the chance of an isolated thunderstorm for today and into early thursday morning. but the main focal area for the thunderstorms will be up to the north and to the east. temperatures do cool off. 60s, 70s and 80s. forecast models showing you this this afternoon with some showers developing out here

right around lake tahoe and to the north and also up towards mendocino and humboldt counties. basically the same deal, the same area we're concerned with later on tonight. this model not too agres ev. but we have to hold onto the chance. forecast highs this afternoon, a bit cooler than yesterday. these numbers on average about three to si degrees cooler than -- three to six dergs cooler -- six degrees cooler. the warmest locations instead of the mid-90s right around 90 degrees. san jose, forecast high of 80. sunnyvale, the upper 70s in san francisco. some clouds, leftover patches for the morning hours. the slight chance of an isolated thunderstorm up in the north bay for hills -- for the hills for tomorrow morning. a little bit cooler by the weekend. >> all right. thank you, mark. 8:21. the victim of a hit-and-run in the east bay could be paralyzed forever. at 8:35, his family's heartache

and his daughter discusses how they are coping. and we'll tell you why some critics say california may be losing the battle against wildfires.

welcome back. we've been telling you about the big wildfire burning near yosemite. firefighting resources nationwide are being exhausted. and the price tag of fighting these fires has now topped $1

billion for the year. that's the highest in at least five years. critics say part of the problem is california's fire prevex is outdated -- prevention is outdated. they say the old methods of staging controlled burns are effective in preventing wildfires from spreading in a forest but they say those methods don't work in dry hillsides and canyons. 8:24. the california public utilities commission has new concerned about pg&e's safety records. two judges on the commission say pg&e used inaccurate documents to declare major transmission lines in san carlos and millbrae safe. when pg&e discovered the error, the judges say it was disclosed in a way that could be seen as an attempt to mislead the commission and the public. pg&e's fraud -- the city had a plan to cut the emission levels by 20% by

last year. however, it only managed to reduce plugs by about 12%. one of the challenges to meeting the goal is the long process of switching sf general hospital's backup generator from gas backup steam boilers. the other challenge, switching out diesel muni buses with hydroelectric models. two former raiders' stars are suing nfl films. dave casper and phil vilapinaoe are suing to reclaim for payment and film footage that they say was used to promote the nfl without their consent. the nas and video electronic of arts are facing similar lawsuits. ryan demp ster, ouch. he's paying a price for that pitch that hit alex rodriquez last sunday. he's been fined an undisclosed amount of money for five games.

now, dempster said he was trying to pitch inside to rodriquez. but he's not going to appeal the suspension. alex rodriquez is appealing a suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs. 8:26. massive wildfire on the road to yosemite keeps growing. moments ago, we got new information from the fire lines, the numbers and this is not good. >> reporter: an east pay low alto teenager is shot late last night. police are still searching for his killer. we'll tell you why people living in the area are so disturbed by the crime. things are still crowded in the east bay, especially in parts of highway 24 and highway 4. we'll tell you more about that -- straight ahead.  a lot of low clouds and fog making a comeback right now. coming up, the one part of the bay area that has the highest chance of picking up a few thunderstorms this afternoon.

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santa rosa reporting mostly sunny skies. current numbers have not been changing much. in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. downtown san francisco 58. walnut creek at 60. hayward in the upper 50s reporting mostly cloudy skies. this area of low pressure we have rae brn -- we've been watching this. you can see it's offshore. it's tracking to the north and to the east over the next 24 hours. as it does, it could trigger an isolated thunderstorm. models not really too -- too optimistic on that. but watching out that to -- out for that. a cooling trend, 60s, 70s and 80s for forecast highs. for the beaches today, a lot of cloud cover this morning. still some left joever patches. 60 to 65 degrees.

right around the bay, areas of fog this morning but mostly sunny skies. a bit of a breeze kicking in. 70 to 75. fair clis and partly sunny skies -- fair skies, partly sunny conditions. a few high clouds move in by mid to late afternoon. temperatures will be cooler than yesterday. these numbers are saving off a good 3 to 6 degrees from yesterday's highs. san francisco, 66. livermore in the upper 80s and fairfield 87 degrees. some more changes my the weekend. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. sal has an update on traffic. good morning, mark. the traffic is recovering a little bit. it's still very slow in some areas. for example, livermore valley, castro valley, getting some workouts now. we also do have a look at the commute on 880 south. it's slow from 238 in pockets all the way down to mowry avenue. let's get some live pictures in here and traffic on 24, still slow through la fayette on the way to the tunnel between walnut creek and oakland you will see some significant

slowing. this morning we're looking at the toll plaza, that's improved from what it was. still, a 25-minute delay. in the news, an investigation underway into a deadly shooting in east bail -- in east palo alto, the victim found behind the wheel of a car. what are police saying about this? >> reporter: i should let you know that neighbors on this street heard this gunfire last night and a lot of them are telling me that they are disturbed by this killing that hammed very close to where they live. the teenager in this case shot was sitting in the driver's seat of a car parked right in -- right in this spot when someone came up and opened fire. you can see some shattered glass on the ground, all evidence of this deadly shooting. police are trying to figure out who is responsible. the victim was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. a 19-year-old young man. police say he died at the hospital earlier this morning. the shooting was around 10:00 last night in the 2500 block of

emmett way near cavanaugh drive. the department's shot spotter system detected gunfire in the area. it picked up a total of eight shots. police responded and they found this teenager slumped over in the car and it was clear that he had been shot. detectives can't say at this point, why this young man was targeted. but i talked to one woman who lives nearby. she says that kind of -- this kind of violence is rare. >> we were praying that the young man made it. it was crazy. it doesn't happen on the street. it doesn't happen in this neighborhood. homicide detectives were out here until early in the neighborhood, knocking on doors trying to find witnesses who can be helpful in the investigation and hopefully lead them to the killer. police have not released the nail of this 19-year-old man shot -- name of this 19-year- old man shot last night. a sergeant said he was from east palo alto. he didn't live in this immediate area. it's still unclear why he was parked on this street.

riv -- live this morning in east palo alto, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:34. the huge rim fire on the outskirts of yosemite is getting bigger every hour. it's burning east of groveland and it's forced the closure of highway 120 which is the main route linking the bay area to yosemite. tara moriarty joins us live from our studio with some new numbers lee reese -- released a short time ago. >> we just received word this fire has grown to 16,000 acres last night, it was at about 10,000 acres. this is exactly what fire officials had predicted. crews are just being pushed to the brink. later the fire is expected to swallow more trees and brush. conditions are tough. high temperatures and low humidity. the fire is difficult to reach. the terrain is steep. parts are extremely smoky. the u.s. forest service says there's 0% containment. this video shows just how powerful the flames are.

flames have been skipping across rows and even a -- roads and even a river. two homes have been destroyed. 2500 others are threatened. >> turn it over to god. there's nothing you can do. totally helpless. >> my daughter has a home up there, and reportedly, her place burned up. >> reporter: the fire is not affecting yosemite national park itself. a park official says the skies in yosemite are clear. but many touristsrying to -- tourists trying to get there are turning around and going home. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire which broke out saturday. park officials say you can still come and go from yosemite if you take highway 140 which will add a half-hour to the commute. tori, dave, back to you. >> thank you. 8:36. many people from the bay area who were enjoying a late summer vacation near yosemite had to head home earlier than planned. 200 seniors left the camp

yesterday after a fire evacuation order. vacationers have parked up and left the san jose family camp and berkeley tuolumne damp camp. the huge wildfire has forced the evacuation of a camp. you may recall a fallen tree killed a young counselor from that same camp last month. the 21-year-old was a student at uc santa cruz. our website website has a slide show of this huge fire, the rim fire. go to ktvu.com for more information. 8:37. a man from antioch badly injured in a hit-and-run may never walk around. 47-year-old richard fletcher suffered a broken back and a severely damaged final cord last friday. he was riding a bicycle when -- motorcycle when police say a car hit him from behind on highway 24 in oakland. he's married e has three children. he's the only bred winner of the family.

>> we're a strong unit. we're gonna get through it. we're not defeated by it. we're struggling. we need a lot of help. the hit-and-run driver has been identified as 35-year-old david elkiro of concord. investigators say he got into an altercation with a chp officer after the crash and was wounded by the police officer. he's now facing possible charges including attempted murder. u.s. marshals are working with oakland police trying to clean the streets of oakland of violent cles. the joint operation has captured 25 high-risk felons. four were wanted for homicide. the arrests were announced by belinda hague, the u.s. attorney. she says the level of violence in the streets should not be tolerated. last weekend alone, 12 people were shot in oakland. three were killed. one of the injured said he doesn't think the problem can be fixed. maybe if they put more patrol on foot, my -- it might

work out a lot better, keep us safer. you're not gonna stop at all. >> oakland police are promising a more focused effort to stop the violence. it's not clear how long federal officers will be involved. the port of oakland is betting big with a new plan to steer global commerce here to the bay area. port leaders want to turn the old oakland army base into an ultra-efficient court. the project would connect ships directly to trains reducing truck traffic. it 0 would expand the port's cargo business giving oakland a leg up on other busy courts up and down the posts. two races are scheduled in the america's cup challengers' series. new zealand has won you first three against italy. the series winner must win seven races to advance to the final of oracle usa.

the examiner is reporting that san francisco paid $482,000 to attorneys and planners who helped the city comply with california environmental laws. the cost could have been less but it was asewelled there could be -- but it was assumed there would be many more boats and spectators. the waters off stinson beach are still offlimits to swimmers and searchers because of a shark scare. warning signs have put up after a lifeguard spotted a 10 to 15- foot great white shark attacking a seal along the surfline. beachgoers are only allowed in the water up to their nice. the -- up to their knees. >> i was pretty disappointed. i wanted to go out and surf the last day of vacation before full start -- before school started. the sighting happened in the aim sayia where a -- same area where a young fin whale beached. scientists say it's possible

the shark was attracted to the shore. i get to talk about a different kind of shark, the san jose sharks getting a brand lf new look. several team players including team captain joe captain showed off their new even forms. take a look. management says the redesigned jerseys are aimed at improving performance. some of the striping has been taken off to make the sweaters lighter and easier to move around. throughout the organization, they had imput on this new look. now, it was a very disappointing end to a sonoma county baseball team's year and for their fans. the petaluma leghorns fell one victory short of winning the american legion world series championship. they lost yesterday, 10-0, to a team from new jersey. it was still a great see ston for them. they beat out more than 5,000 teams just to play in the championship. 8:41. a new cap pain -- campaign by the head of facebook.

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moral weakness from retailers sending the stock market lower today. u.s. home resales rose in july to their highest level in over three years. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 62. the nasdaq down 8. and the s&p down 6. time is 8:45. there's a recall of thousands of suvs to tell you about. kia is recalling more than 9700 of its 2014 model year serentos. the right front axle shaft can crack and fail.

if the suv is parked it can roll away. if it's moving it can lose power. so far no crashes or injuries linked to the problem have been reported. the affected vehicles have 2.4 cylinder engines and front wheel drive. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following for you -- bradley mans wag sentenced to 35 years in prison for -- was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking secret documents to wikileaks. prosecutors wanted him to get 60 to 90 years in prison. daniel elsberg calls him a travesty of a horrible, wrongful war. firefighters across the bay area still on high alert. there have been thousands of lightning strikes over the past couple of days. there may be more. it do cre -- this could create a major fire danger here in the bay area today. san jose police are searching for suspects after an attempted car break-in early today outside of a senior citizen

center. they say a security guard wassive drooing home when he saw it happened -- driving home when he saw it happening and minutes later, he opened fire on the suspects. brian flores has been on the supreme court and the security guard is being questioned about everything that happened this morning. brian? >> reporter: that's exactly right, dave. we understand that's standard procedure by police to investigate whether the shooting is justified. this is also pending a district attorney review this morning as well. we should learn the results later this morning. we understand that the security guard is still being questioned by san jose police and is cooperating. according to san jose police this all happened at 1:30 this morning. this off-duty security guard who does not work at the senior complex was on his way home when he noticed four suspects trying to break in his dad's car. his dad does live here. the security guard confronted one of the suspects. he was able to get away into

another waiting car. that car according to police, almost hit the security guard as it tried to speed away. moments later, the car stopped an one of the alleged car burglars got out of the rear side of the door and then it looked like the suspect was trying to pull something from his waistband and that's when the security guard, fearing for his life, pulled out his gun. >> if he felt he was in safety or his life, he was probably well within his rights to fire. >> reporter: the car the suspects were in was found nearby. the suspect was found on the ground a block away with a gunshot wound taken to a nearby hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. police say once he's released from the hospital. he will then be booked into santa clara county jail. the car the suspects were in was stolen from san jose. this morning police are looking for the other three suspects this morning. we're live in san jose, brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:48. want to check in with sal. how is the bay bridge toll

plaza looking. it's looking okay. but we do have some things going on. right now it's crowded like it would normally be getting into the city. people are coming in a very popular game at at&t park. the giants and the red sox, the rubber game of that series, 12:45 start time for that. across the bay, the as will play the mariners at the coliseum. both games are expected to be well attended. that will impact the afternoon commute. the games get out at about 3:30 or 4:00 and everyone will be going home at the same time. if you drive on 880, you should be aware of that. if you drive on 101 in san francisco, you should be aware of that. let's take a look at the livermore valley. slow traffic coming in from livermore to castro valley. if you are driving to hayward. southbound traffic has recovered from crashes but it's still under the speed limit or less than speed limit conditions from 238 all the way

down to mowry avenue. 8:49. let's go to mark. good morning. we're taking our live camera looking out toward the bay. a lot of overcast here. the clouds have been regrouping over the past three to six hours, near the coast, around the bay. a few patches. even with the fog, we still have the chance of a few isolated thunderstorms. this morning has been changed -- warning has been changed to includes north bay until 3:00 tomorrow morning with the possibility of a few isolated thunderstorms. the bulk of the activity is outside of the bay area. it's pretty quiet out there. we just showed you a lot of low clouds and fog. but the raid rar is quiet -- radar is quiet. santa rosa reporting mostly cloudy skies at last check. and current numbers are in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. san jose right now, 61, fair field, 61. gusty winds there and santa rosa in the upper 50s at 58. this area of low pressure finally onto move. it's out to the south and to

the west. by tomorrow 23450eu9 it will be up here -- by tomorrow night, it will be up here. as it crosses the bay area, there's a chance of an isolated thunderstorm favoring the north bay, it's not a high chance but something we need to keep an eye out for. temperatures are cooling off back down into the 60s, 70s, and lower 80s. here's our forecast model. you will notice by 4:00, 5:00 this morning, showers, thunderstorms developing out toward the sierra and up to the north approaching humboldt county, and as you can see up to the north this evening. all of this is close enough to warrant the chance of an isolated thunderstorm up in the north bay right on throughergy thursday morning -- right on through early thursday morning. we'll cool things off a good 3, 6 degrees from yesterday's highs. santa rosa, 79. mid- to upper 80s well inland out towards fairfield, brentwood. some more neighborhoods, san francisco we showed you 66. san mateo, 74 and san jose, 80 degrees. look ahead at the five-day forecast, there we go with the

thunderstorm chances beginning to diminish. that's up in the north bay right on through early thursday morning. we're gonna warm things up by friday and then the fog returns by the weekend. at least for the morning hours. thank you, mark. internet around the world. that's the latest project for mark zuckerberg. pam cook is in the newsroom with why the billionaire is working on this lofty plan. >> mark zuckerberg is on a mission. he has recruited nokia, samsung and qualcomm to work with him on a project he calls internet.org. he says the group will work to cut the cost of delivering mobile internet access to everyone in the world. >> use things like facebook to share news and catch up with our friends but they will use

it to decide what kind of government they get, healthcare, connect with you family hundreds of miles away they haven't seen in decades. >> he says it will be a challenge to get all of those people online but he says making sure everyone in the world it connected is one of the biggest problems of his generation. on his facebook page he writes -- >> reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. there's a new report ranking the world's top college and universities. who is on top and where does the bay area rank.

it is 8:55. a private girl scowl in palo alto says it's trying to rebuild trust with the community after admitting to a few transgressions. in a report, the school says it enrolled more students than it should have during the last school year. it also says it violated some permit conditions with the city. all of this is being outlined in a letter and released to neighbors this week. stanford is being named the second best university in the world. that's according to a new ranking done by a university in china. and uc berkeley was behind coming in at number three. the rankings took into account alumni awards and research from each university. topping the list, by the way,

really no surprise, it was harvard university. and ktvu.com, we have an entire section dedicated to heading back to school, including school start dates and how to save on back-to-school shopping. wily cute picture -- really cute pictures on the website from some of our ktvu staff during their back-to-school days. >> good stuff. sal, i may need you to direct traffic on 880, and all over the bay area. >> we're number 3. we're number 3. my university, is number 3. >> you're still propping cal. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> all right. okay. the two other two schools are good, too. >> yes. let's take a look at the commute, too. let me put this big brain to work and tell you that 880 won't be a good idea this afternoon. at about 4:00 when the as game gets out, it won't be good. when you are trying to get to san francisco this morning at about 9:00 or 10:00, a lot of baseball fans going in for the day game between the red sox

and giants at at&t park. also, 101 san francisco will be impacted by that. let's go to mark. good morning, sal. our last date of the segment, we have low clouds and fog out there. we still have the chance of an isolated shower up in the north bay and a slight chance into early tomorrow morning once again for the north bay hills. clearing skies by friday, that will be the warmest day and a cooloff by the weekend. we'll watch the skies as we head into the afternoon. >> thank you, mark. >> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. be sure to watch ktvu channel 2 news at noon. take care.

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