investigator. sunnyvale was not involved in the original undercover drug operation. this was the city of santa clara and the county sheriff department. they expect to get more details later. as we get them we'll let you know. to developing news out of washington, d.c. the capital billing where lawmakers -- building, where lawmakers debated whether or not to strike syria. and a senate panel approved a proposal using force to attack syria. this is just a first step. there's more votes that need to be taken. rob ross spoke to nancy pelosi about a threat of a military strike. we begin with julie meaner.

>> the -- haber. it was close. 10-7. >> the resolution is agreed tonight ordered favorable reported by the committee. the push for a military strike against syria. the president one step closer to the full senate passage. when it comes to the use of weapons of mass destruction, the united states must take a strong position. next up the house, this is about the world's redline, about humanity's redline. president obama and russia president putin jab at each other over syria. it has been difficult to get russia working through the security council to take knowledge some of the terrible behavior of the assad regime.

>> people in politics don't act like that. president obama in sweden. putin giving an interview yesterday. a white house official said they will speak to margins of the g 20 summit that begins tomorrow. president obama reiterated russia's relationship with syria. putin said he could support one if there were conclusive proof of chemical weapons. there's no word when the resolution could go to the senate floor and the more difficult fight could be in the house of repetitions -- representatives. >> reaction to the decision was quick. especially in the bay area. team coverage continues in san francisco with a bay area politician had to say about the

possible strike. >> we questioned nancy pelosi this morning and she supports a u.s. military strike in syria, but it's too soon to know if congress will authorize such a strike. >> after taking a tour nancy pelosi said during a news conference the evidence is there that syria used chemical weapons. this is not about going to war, it's about not ignoring the use of chemical weapons with a center teenagic strike. >> he's seek -- center teenagic strike.

>> while pelosi was speaking demonstrators were displaying the opposition to military intervention. >> as a veteran war is the wrong way to solve diplomatic problems. >> a recent abc news poll said 60% of americans oppose the military taking action. >> i respect everybody's opinion in terms of having to make a decision if we ignore the use of chemical weapons, i don't think we can do that. >> pelosi said the house and the senate could vote next week or the week after next. >> do you support a u.s. military strike against syria. join the conversation and share your thoughts. happening now, a live look at the approach to the bay bridge in san francisco.

traffic is moving at a snails pace, at mid-afternoon it looked like the heart of a busy evening community. this is a rough evening commute. coming up in 10 minutes. concerns being raised by the newly open bike path. a 67-year-old man is covering after being beaten and robbed in daylight. he was giving a tour of his rental unit. this is a story you will see only on two. a brave and alert victim led police to his alleged attacker. >> the victim is a landlord. the man who beat him up was pretending to be interested in renting the unit. the victim chased down his attacker and was able to take down the license plate on his get away car. >> reporter: he was bruises and a cut to his mouth.

67-year-old steven yu is shaken up. >> he hit me on the left side very heavy, but i survived. >> reporter: the attack was in front of this house that yu owns, he had his cash and cell phone stolen. the robber ran off. yu was not giving up. >> i followed him all the way back. he said he had a gun. i write down his car's license number. >> reporter: a bold move that paid off. using the plate number the police tracked down this gold mer medes. the man led officers on a short chase before he crashed and taken into custody. >> it does cause us kersh that we -- concern. we don't see why this person should have gone through this. >> it's not like he was flashy looking like he had a lot of

money. just a random crime of opportunity. >> reporter: yu said the man was asking about renting a unit. but the landlord had a bad feeling and trying to get the man to leave when he was attacked. >> i didn't expect them to catch the guy. >> reporter: police have not released the name of the man arrested but he will face several charges including robbery. the victim's stolen property, his cell phone and money were recovered at the scene will be returned to the victim. live in oakland. new developments in the killing of a san jose student. the arrest of two more suspects in the death of kimberly chico. chico was killed on august 3

when she was struck by a stray bullet. she was not the target of the gunman. >> the district attorney's office has timed murder charges and added a gang enhancement. >> the connection between the three suspects is not clear. it was the 30th homicide of the year. a sheriff deputy was injured by a man using toxic chemicals in an attempted suicide. it was on windsor. a coworker called about jeffrey. deputies found him and ordered him on the ground. when they pulled him up a deputy was hit by a chemical cloud. he was treated for minor exposure and charged with a felony. the deputy will be off work for

weeks recovering. the rim fire in and around yosemite. cal fire said containment is 80%. the size of the burned area is 368 square miles. all evacuations have been lifted. it's unlikely the rim fire was started by an illegal majd -- marijuana source. there's no water source. a early morning fire in san leandro killed two people. one person got a crowbar and tried to break down the door. he could hear a victim screening for help. why it took fire crews hours to find the second body, more on the struggle by neighbors as they tried to save the people inside. joseph naso asked the jury

to save his life. last month the jury convicted naso of killing for prostitutes and implicated in the killing of two other women. he's related -- represented himself. amarin county jury is considering if he should be sentenced to death. ty west bay oyster company is vowing to stay open. a three-judge panel ruled to shut down the oyster farm. it operated in the national sea schorr which is being restored to a marine wilderness. he wants a 11 judge panel to review his case. he did everyone a favor. the blunt reaction to the suicide of the man convicted of keeping three women prisoner

for 10 years. a disaster calling billions in damage. the impact of the san francisco -- 911 many tsunami on the bay area. giving students a later school day. everyone loves the bay bridge bike path. right after the break. there's a bit of fog, not a lot. we'll see higher fire danger. how hot is it going to get?

traffic is flowing slowerrer on the new span of the bay bridge than on the old bridge.

it is almost stopped the transportation is reporting the westbound flow of traffic was 7200 vehicles per hour. that's less than what it was on the old span. 9,000 vehicles per hour. they are not sure what's causing the problem. the new bike path on the bay bridge is getting heavy use. some fear they are going too fast. live at the bridge with what happened when you took a speedometer out there. >> reporter: thousands of people have enjoyed the bike and pedestrian path. there's concern the bikers are puttings. >> harm's way. >> , the speed limit is 15 miles an hour, some go faster than that on the bay bridge bike path. >> this is a launching pad foregoing too fast. bikers made pedestrians

nervous. >> i noticed the bicycles are frying by. >> we're in the right lane going east next to the bike lane. we didn't see anyone obviously breaking the speed limit. on the path we saw speeders and tried to get some to stop and talk. he was riding in the pedestrian pathway. bikers said they won't speed acknowledged some will. >> it's a glorious day. you have a straight shot. you know, for a kid you're going to do it. the web site is where athletes track with speed included. dozens have posted they rode the bike path. will this turn into a race. >> you mean stupid people. there's no such thing. the chp bike patrol is ready to

ticket people. might hit the wall on the ridge. could go into the water. >> if speeding is a problem a pedestrian made an interesting suggestion. remember the rumble strips. add those to the bike path. >> classes are canceled at a high school in texas after a knife fight that left a student dead. it was in spring high school north of houston as the school day began. it broke out in a hallway near the cafeteria. a 17-year-old was stabbed and killed, three others were injured. >> we do have four confirmed victims, one of the four is deceased. so our prayers and condolences go to that family. deputies detained three persons of interest after that

incident. but they say are questions 117 as the -- one 17-year-old teen as the only suspect. berkeley police have issued an alert after three apparent hate crimes. on sunday someone scratched a swastika on the door on campus. a few days earlier someone wrote homophobic remarks on a bathroom. the obama administration will give the same veterans benefits to same-sex couples as heterosexual. they will stop enforcing a rule that the spouses and the opposite sex before they receive benefits. the same-sex couples must and legally married. it came in response to the

supreme court decision that struck down the act. the virus is transmitted by mosquito. vector control has collected 54 dead birds with the virus. we're looking at the pools and standing water. the virus is not driven so much by the numbers of mosquito however as by the numbers of birds that are bitten. >> one person has tested positive in santa clara county. people have flu-like symptoms and in rare cases it is deadly. another spectacular day, some of the views are stunning. >> it's been nice. not too hot. things are changing. we talked about that. the visibility, the air quality is nice.

almost perfect temperature. the fog has cleared. this is the system that's brought us nice weather. it's lingering, it's starting to migrate and move this way. as it moves east things warm up. when it gets out of here the real warm up begins. there's fog down here. you can see clear coastline. it will fill-in tonight. fog not a big issue. the temperature as you look right now, you have lots of upper 70s, couple low 80s, 82 in fairfield. these numbers about where they were yesterday. most places they were cooler than yesterday. windy out there, fairfield 22 miles an hour. oakland airport 20 miles an hour. feels like spring than it does fall, not fall but late september, early september. 22 miles an hour san francisco

airport. the fog will return. it will be like today but warmer. and switches as we get into friday, saturday, sunday. that low once it leaves it will heat up quickly. there's the fog forecast. more than we saw this morning. temperature tomorrow, like today, there's the 90s, east of our area. lots of midand maybe upper 80s. even along the coast, upper 60s and low 70s. as we go into the next few days the center will pull out. not quite yet. tomorrow is like today. on friday things warm up. in san jose tomorrow another beautiful day. 59 downtown. 73 at lunchtime and almost 80 in the afternoon. your five-day forcast checks out like this. warmer tomorrow, not much, and warmer still on -- warmer on

friday. saturday, sunday, monday concerned for the higher or increased fire danger, some weather watch could go into effect. we'll watch it close. the concern for the heat and what could occur. the quality takes a hit. the way it is now, bring it on. >> fantastic. following breaking news in oakland. news chopper 2 is over the scene of a fatal accident. police have been called to 8th and embarcadero. just to the west side and on the bottom right-hand corner you can see southbound 880 traffic moving by uneffected. there's police activity and embarcadero is taped off. this happened at 4:45 this afternoon. we're working to get you more information. we'll bring you updates when we get details. the race to get a smart

watch to market is over. the company that unveiled the gadget. the mixed reaction following the news of ariel castro's suicide. julie in the newsroom for 6:00. a short metal barrier, stopping you from taking a plunge in the bay bridge. how it compares to barriers on the old bridge. it's a weapon in the battle to clear out homeless camps and there's a lot of them. one count see using goats to clear out the encampments. [ trina ] i'm a student at devry university.

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learn how at devry.edu. . the man who pleaded guilty to keeping three women prisoners has committed suicide. >> ariel castro committing suicide. he hanged himself with a bed sheet at a state prison. he was serving a life sentence after pleading guilty to 900 charms. >> he did the girls a favor. >> if he didn't take his life someone would take it. he deserves to die. >> castro kidnapped amanda barry. gina dejesus and amanda knight. they were bound with chains and

beaten and raped. 10 years later they were rescued from the home in cleveland when berry yelled to neighbors for help. the city's mayor said: castro's defense attorney reacting to his death. for society in general and cleveland there's probably people cheering. that's not civilized. this is a human being that was sick and we agree was evil, to a certain degree and had a lot of issues, this is not something to celebrate. >> officials at the prison saying castro was checked every 30 minutes but not on a suicide watch. the nasdaq suffered a technical clutch, but this did not halt trading.

it had a six minute problem but it did not affect trading. the race to get a smart watch on the marketplace is over and samsung won. the galaxy gear smart watch was unveiled in berlin today. it is silver with straps that comes in five colors. the watch pairs with your phone so you can make calls and use apps without getting ahold of your phone. it includes fire gig bite -- five gig bites of storage. and a camera to watch band. it is expected to hit shelves in october. a $50,000 difference. the industry that shows males make 10s of thousands more than female counterparts. a massive tsunami will crash from the sea. this new report shows massive

destruction. and a simple change to the school day. the plan being proposed that will help students stay alert. a fire in the east bay leaving two dead. the challenge the firefighters faced trying to rescue them.

. massive destruction from a natural des asser a -- disaster hundreds of miles away. a report to tsunami risk in the bay area, forecasting billions in damage and didn't calculate lives lost. workers today were upgrading the tsunami warning system. >> reporter: this is linda mar. just offshore the bottom slopes gradually making one of california's risky for tsunami. >> pacifica linda mar valley. >> they take it seriously. you're crazy if you don't.

the sirens, upgraded by san mateo county contractors. >> changing out the control system. $160,000 to replace the eight county sirens. they warn of a tsunami. >> they happen seldom. they do pose a great risk. this tsunami that hit cruz -- santa cruz is a sign of whats to come. a surge would damage the bay bridge told plaza. on the coast devastating property including beach homes. >> landscaper terry bought a house across the street from the beach. >> if i get watched away it's with a smile. 92,000 people live in the surge zone.

$9billion in losses. that predicted tsunami on par with the great bay area earthquake. i want to show you this document that planners say is the beginning of the dialogue how to prepare for something that may come at any time. john fowler. a british sailor killed at the america's cup competition is being remembered. 18 students from the academy of art university unveiled this mural dedicated to andrew bart simpson. he was killed when the team's boat capsized in may. the students painted the mural to side of the university owned building. now to san leandro fends and family are mourning the loss of two killed in a fire. it broke out in a trailer home.

on the heroic efforts by neighbors trying to save them and why it was difficult to reach the vinges. >> all that's left is a shell. the inside ravaged by fire. a trailer that while it burned trapped the two people inside. >> i took a crowbar and hit the door. poked holes it and reached the handle and opened the door. >> reporter: that was the only door out, once open he couldn't see anyone. inside a victim was talking and asking for help. >> i told her, you are okay, i don't know who she is. she said no i'm not. no i'm not. my son came out and neighbors came out. we were breaking the windows and there was a little bit of smoke and it came up to a big fire. >> they never heard from her again. the trailer was ungulfed in flames. crews had it out in minutes and

found a victim. a short time later the body of a second victim was found. they had debris from the residence. looks like sheffing materials fell down. the second occupant and collapsed in a corner under a large pile of debris. the manager of the trailer park showed us what the rescuers were up against. this debrie pile was against the door. we can show you how hot this fire burned. >> the federal judge dismissed a challenge to a law requiring pharmaceutical companies to pay for the disposal of unused perscription drugs. the new law shifts the cost to

pharmaceutical companies and will take effect in november. palo alto and east palo alto are trying to resolve a parking problem. there's not enough street parking. many leave their cars in palo alto neighborhoods. people in palo alto says that causes problems. >> every morning trash, every morning cars blocking fire hydrants and driveways. and like i said, speeding down the streets. >> east palo alto city leaders are trying to create more parking. the auto industry is reporting a big jump in sales in august. honda with the biggest gain up 27% last month. all major carmakers saw a

double digit increase. lmc automotive said sales were 1 1/2 million units that's a 12% increased and the highest in six years since the recession. toyota announced two separate recalls affecting 235,000 vehicles in the united states. the recall affect two hybrid models 2006 to 2010 high landers hybrid and the lexus rx 400 h. that recall involves trancisters in the inverter system that causes heat damage and the 2006 to 2011 lexus hx 250. a new study shows a disparity in the salary of male and female doctors.

females earn $50,000 less annually than the male counterpart. in the general work force the gender gap in pay has been narrowing. in medical field it is doing the opposite. spending millions to vet job applicants. see who's looking for jobs at the cia. setting the alarm clocks later. why the parents of high school parent attitude -- students may be dropping off your sons or daughters an hour or two later. a gesture that touched a mothers heart. a day at the pool is excruciating for five young girls. who gave them second-degree burns.

. a document released by edward snead tone the washington -- snowden to the "washington post" says people with links to terrorist groups apply to cia. the document said that one in five applicants raised red flags and some had connections

to hamas, hezbollah and al qaeda. more airlines are offering roomier seats. 40% of flights have extra leg room seats if you're willing to pay a fee. some are offering the seats for free. southwest, alaska, jetblue, u.s. air and virgin. the standard seat has 31 inches. five girls are recovering from second-degree burns they got with playing with limes in the sun. they decided to pick limes off a tree and smash them with rocks. the juice got on the skin. after a day in the sun they ended up in the hospital with severe burns. lime juice causes a condition that makes the skin very sensitive to light. >> it was pretty scary and mind

blowing at the same time. >> the girls are doing fine now, doctors say they need to wear sunscreen and stay of direct sun lyde for six months. keeping student as let. a plan to help them learn and the students are on board. mission to the moon, a new trip will blast off tomorrow night. how hot will it get. i'll have the specific forecast for your neighborhood as we begin the warmup.

. sleepy headed teenagers dragging to class in the morning. today's parents probably did it be their children are doing it now. tonight there's a push to change that. as the bay area heads back to school the education secretary is suggesting a later start to the school day. it's will help students do better. we called half a dozen schools, the early we found 7:05, the latest 8:30. push the times back an hour and the students will experience more success. >> freshmen, sophomores, juniors, seniors, this is the

high school. >> i love the interaction with the students. this is mrs. roy's honor spanish class. we asked this question. if you slept in another hour or started school an hour later. how many would perform better in a classroom. that's almost everyone. >> because we have like more energy if we sleep more. >> do you get tired in the first class? >> yes, i do. >> education scent arnie duncan said common sense, let teens sleep more. studies have shown students that arrive rested and ready to learn do better. he's asking schools to start later. >> if you started later maybe more kids would be on time.

but they decide to sleep later and still come in late. >> some doctors say a lack of sleep can lead to anxiety, depression and weight gain, paula roy has seen it firsthand. >> kids are tired. >> she's a mother, a grandmother and she's confident a later start can only benefit the students. >> these kids traveled on buses to come to school, i'm sure many don't get here in time for breakfast. they are starting without fuel in the morning. >> duncan said he's encouraging the later start time, it's up to the superintendent when to schedule the first bells. california is better prepared than most states to help children following a disaster. that's according to "save the children" it measured evacuations and reuniting children with their families.

kansas 21 other -- california and 21 other states were prepared. a moon mission launches tomorrow night. a robotic probe is going to the moon. it will take place in virginia 8:30 pacific time. members of the bay area public are invited to watch the launch. >> what a beautiful shot of the moon. it's beautiful outside. things are going heat up. not tomorrow, but friday, saturday, sunday. it will be warmer tomorrow. friday, saturday, sunday. in the upper 90s inland. that's hot. you will notice it. what's going on with the coast, very little fog to speak of. the fog will fill-in tonight, that low pressure pressure

center will stay tomorrow, and that means tomorrow will be like today. there's a low there, because it sit there's the high can't completely do its thing. friday, saturday, sunday the high does its thing. the wind goes in a fall like direction, kind of offshore flow. this is the keel where the air sinks and warms. we'll heat the inland valleys up. in the next few days tomorrow and the weekend we'll be in the upper 90s as we go into the weekend. saturday and sunday. so the warmup is under way especially inland. livermore tomorrow, sunny and warmer, tomorrow livermore and the valley 59 direction 7:00 a.m.,, around lunchtime 80. so a nice looking day in the

livermore valley. the 5-day forecast, the weekend in view. warmer tomorrow, just a couple degrees. by friday, mid-- saturday, mid- and upper 90s. we'll may have a fire weather watch. maybe spare the day. changes are coming. the weather has been pleasant. today was nice, tomorrow will be just like today. then it's hot. especially inland. it's been a great week so far. changes as to how you should be handling chickens. you should not wash it before you cook it. used mattresses, often illegally dumped. a state bill that would recycle the mattresses. back to julie with what we're working on for 6:00. >> clearing homeless

encampments. how a county is using goats to battle to blight. some folks raised the question, are the barriers along the road high enough and strong enough. we have the answer. >> these and more in less than 10 minutes at 6:00.

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child is saying thank you to a stranger. ashley england was in a restaurant with her 8-year-old son in north carolina. reilly had a tantrum. they were about to leave when the waitress said someone paid their bill and left a note that said "god only gives special children to special people." >> that note is true. i wouldn't be able to do it without god on my side. >> the stranger deserves the attention. he's the one that was a blessing to us. >> reilly had severe especially leadership see -- epilepsy and can't talk. the note has been an encouragement for her and the family. food safety, a researcher launced a don't wash your

chicken campaign. you end up splattering bacteria from the chicken. he developed a video, she discovered that 90% of the population washes their uncooked chicken. it's a dangerous habit. > the press democrat is joining up in that charge for online content. it is based in santa rosa. nonsubscribers want to pay if they want to read more than 50 articles a month. it's an eyesore. you can find it in every community. illegally dumped mattresses. we have calls wanting stories for people using for neighborhoods for dump grounds. a new bill creating a program

to recycle mattresses. >> you wouldn't want to sleep on it or touch it to haul it away. used mattresses play a starring role at illegal dumping ground. in oakland we found five dumped near a roadside. at the stat capital the steps were littered with them to promote a bill to tackle the problem. >> if this senate bill was implemented you would probably have a line of recylclers waiting to pick them up and recycle them. >> right now there's no incentive to recycle mattresses. it costs to haul them to the dump. in june neighbors cleaned up many from a empty lot. people do it every first of the month there's something out here, year around. >> today we saw another mattress dumped on the same block. perched atop a utility box.

mattresses make up a significant part of the illegal dumping problem. contra costa county send $340,000 cleaning up sites like this. the proposed bill would add a fee to the price of new mattresss. >> we want the fee to be high enough there's an incentive to recycle the mattress. >> the fee around $10 would be like the crv on bottles be cans. to reduce eyesores like this. if passed the bill goes before the governor next month. now at 6:00. breaking news, an undercover drug operation ends in gunfire. police are piecing things together. drivers say there's a noticeable difference on the

bay bridge. we look at the safety barriers lining the span. goats in a grassy field is not an unusual site. how their bracing is keeping the homeless away -- grazing is keeping the homeless away. and we begin with breaking news. we've confirmed a young child was killed in a crash in oakland along the embarcadero and next to interstate 880. this happened at 4:15 this afternoon. alex savage is live as the police reveal more news. >> this was a 3-year-old boy accidentally run over and killed. this was as he was plays steps away from his mother in a parking lot. on the 800 block of embarcadero

off 880. i want to show you the scene from news chopper 2. it was 4:15 this afternoon. the boy's mother works at a fruit stand you can probably see in the parking lot. this is a parking lot outside of a vacant building. she sells fruit there. her son was playing nearby in the parking lot when a man driving a pickup truck accidentally hit him. that driver remained at the scene after the crash and he's been cooperative with investigators. police say it doesn't appear the driver was going very fast. >> it's a situation where the boy was playing, appears the driver was in the parking lot with his vehicle and at this point it appears that the driver just an unfortunate accident. >> ran over the little boy.