gunfire outside a roller skate rink over antioch. two one left dead, two wounded. but investigators said led up to the shooting. >> a fire burns dangerously close to a school. why the warmer weather today could mean more trouble for firefightersism -- firefighters. >> a day of excitement and maybe even reminiscing for football fans as the 49ers get ready to play their final homeowner at candlestick park. ktvu mornings on 2 starts now.

good morning. welcome to morns on -- mornings on 2. >> i'm mike mibach. are we in for a repeat? let's check with rosemary to see what the forecast will be like. >> for many the weather will peak 100 degrees for inland communities. we do have areas that won't be as warm and chances are you know who you are because we're waking up with patchy fog along the coastline and just inside the bay. some of our areas inside the coast as well as the bay will actually be slightly cooler for the second half of your day. we're waking up with 50s and 60s. partly sunny at the coast. warm to hot, especially for inland communities once again and for the inland communities the heat will peak on monday. i'll have a look at what you can competent today in the extended forecast, when the cool-down will begin coming up. new this morning, what was

supposed to be a fun night in antioch ended in gunfire. it happened on west 10th street in the costa contracounty fairgrounds. >> shots were fired outside of the paradise skate rink, just behind us here. it appears as though the shots were fired in this parking lot area where you can see crime scene investigators and detectives out here collecting evidence this morning. this is on the contra costa county fairgrounds site. the shooting happened this morning while there was an event going on inside the venue. according to the website, paradise skate was holding an adults only late night skate jam that was supposed to go to 3:30 this morning. there was some kind of an argument between several people inside the skate rink. that dispute spilled outside and that's when someone

opened fire. the sheriff's office doesn't have any information on the victims involved here, their ages. again though, one of them did die according to the sheriffs lieutenant we talked to this morning. two others taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds. we don't have an update on their exact conditions. as we bring you back out here to a live picture this morning, the entire parking lot has been blocked off by sheriffs investigators as they collect evidence and at this point they're still searching for the shooter who opened fire on several people outside of the paradise skate rink near antioch. a man is on the news in san jose accused of stabbing his wife to death just after 10:30 last night. emergency dispatchers received a report of a stabbing on dakota drive and springfield way near the east capital expressway. police went to the scene and found a woman had been stabbed at least once. officers tell us she was in her 40s and had a couple of children. investigators say

they believe the homicide was a case of domestic dispute. police in san jose have taken a man in to custody involved in friday night's deadly shooting. shots were fired on gilcrest drive. anthony zumini was pronounced dead at the scene. police have yet to release the suspect's name but they say knew each other. firefighters are preparing for another hot day hoping to prevent quick erupting fires like yesterday's blaze. it began around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. the fire burned 40 acres. firefighters did stay late at the scene late last night to guard against flare-ups. the blaze threatened 100 structures and damaged at least one car. >> the headlight piece is melted and the front grill is melted. and the bumper is melted. >> the fire came dangerously

close to mills montessori school. the school should be open tomorrow but the classrooms do still smell smoky and the playground is soaked and covered with fire retardant. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. firefighters are looking for the cause of a fire that destroyed a house and severely damaged another. it began on a home on orange tree avenue. when firefighters got on scene the flames already engulfed the first house and had started to spread to the second. investigators still trying to figure out what caused a fire that destroyed a building in stockton at 6:15 last night at the union street ice house building. firefighters say black smoke could be seen up to 40 miles away. part of the building collapsed but no one was hurt. the building was empty and under renovation, supposed to house a new company. in san francisco the summer

fog stayed away yesterday. visitors and residents of the city took advantage of the 83-degree weather in the city. according to the thermometers, san francisco was 6 degrees warmer than malibu. -- >> it's nice to be in san francisco when the whether is like this. it happens so rarely. beautiful sunshine, beautiful people, beautiful city. >> even with the big crowds and strong currents there were no problems reported yesterday as beach-goers were able to stay safe. due to the fire danger allen rock park will be closed today. park officials made the announcement yesterday saying the high temperatures and dry brush are not a good combination right now. the 720-acre park is a popular spot for families especially on the weekends, featuring trails and active mineral springs. time now is 7:06. it was warm yesterday. i was thinking that even a couple of degrees

would have made a difference of too hot which is maybe what we'll get today. >> you're right. livermore expected to hit the century mark once again. the heat will be on in some areas. but we do have changes in the forecast this morning. a quick switch and the marine layer has deepened just a bit and it's enough to bring some fog and low clouds to the coast. parts of san francisco just inside the bay. santa rosa reporting a little bit of fog this morning. ridge of high pressure still strengthening. we're looking at still a big heat-up. mow the fog and the low clouds coming in to play and that will make a difference for some of us for the afternoon. pacific satellite view, ridge of high pressure strengthening off the coast. the warm sinking air associate would the ridge of high pressure is now beginning to squish that marine layer down

because we have the fog this morning, we're waking up with a little bit of patchy dense fog. santa rosa, visibility quarter mile to half mile. half moon bay reporting quarter mile. even though the locations have changed, with the fog with us that has led to different changes for the forecast this morning. along the coast over parts of the north bay, because mow the sinking air painting it closer to the ground and we're dealing with pretty thick fog along the coastline. you get inland and there is plenty of sunshine to be had once again. we'll have plenty of sunshine for the second half of the day. to get in a little bit closer you can see how the fog has crept in around the american canyon here over parts of the north bay, even a little bit of thick fog to drive through if you have an early morning commute. the onshore breeze through fairfield, 10 miles per hour. so actually a little stronger than yesterday but not enough to cool you down in to the afternoon. upper 90s in the forecast for fairfield. once again, 61 right now. 56 in

walnut creek. 57 for oakland. 56, san francisco . 54 at half moon bay. and some areas a few degrees warmer than yesterday, a few degrees cooler than yesterday, at least how we started the morning. as we get in to the afternoon, notice the temperatures filling in once again. we have 80s for the inland communities for the lunch hour. 70s around the bay. as we get in to the second half of the bay, the reds indicating back in to the 90s. so that's what you can expect for the afternoon. cooler at the coast, ridge of high pressure still strengthening. it's going to be very hot inland once again for today. a cool-down on the way in the extended forecast. i'll have that for you coming up. after 43 years at the stick, the san francisco 49ers are playing their final season opener at the park. the 9ers defeated green bay to open the regular season on the road and beat them again in the nfc divisional playoffs. this is the 9ers' last season at

candlestick park before they move to their new home at levi stadium in santa clara. kick-off is at 1:30. parking lots will not be open until four hours before the game. cars that wait outside the gates will be cited by police. and tailgating is not allowed during or after kick-off. another reminder if you're headed to the game, don't forget about the league's new bag policy thrmpt -- policy. there are new rules for bags. only clear plastic or vinyl bags will be allowed, no bigger than 12-by-6-by-12 inches. the oakland raiders taking on andrew luck and the colts. the raiders' season home opener is next weekend against the jacksonville jaguars. several former raiders players and

raiderettes will be in attendance. we'll bring you football on fox. at 8:30, stay tuned for nfl sunday. at 10:00, we'll bring you the game. at 1:25, stay tuned for the game. how much information the government can get from your phone and how often it's doing it. >> a 107-year-old man faces off with police. why officers say they had no choice but to shoot and kill him. >> a live look outside. there she is , the golden gate bridge on this sunday. rosemary talked about cooler temperatures on the coast. there's the evidence right now. should make for some interesting conditions on the bay today for america's cup. time now is 7:11.

another warm day in store. however, not as warm in the city of san francisco. we're greeted by patchy fog this morning. the classified intelligence records indicate american companies may have helped syria amass one of the world's largest stock piles of chemical weapons. the new york times reports through loopholes and lax ed international enforcement, syria obtained the weapons over the past several decades from the help of the soviet union, iran, and a handful of u.s. companies. the white house is drumming up support against syria by releasing graphic images of last month's alleged chemical attack as well as sending secretary of state john kerry to sway european leaders. >> we in the united states know and our french partners know this is not the time to be silent spectators to slaughter. >> president obama does not have much time left to persuade congress to authorize military action. lawmakers return to

washington from their summer recess tomorrow. the president will give a national address on tuesday night. the senate is going to talk on wednesday, the 12th anniversary of 9/11. pope francis says violence and war are never the way to peace. he held a four-hour vigil yesterday discussing syria. about 100,000 people attended the service at the vatican. the pope told the crowd, quote, may the noise of weapons cease. war always marks the failure of peace. it is always a defeat for humanity. here in the bay area the issue of whether to strike syria is stirring up passions on both sides of the debate. >> hands off syria! >> opponents to military intervention protested yesterday near the foot of market. they held signs claiming war against syria would be built on a lie, the reported use of chemical

weapons. activists plan another demonstration this morning at 10:00. they'll march from senator dianne feinstein's home from the golden gate bridge. there will be a rally on the san francisco side of the bridge at 1:00. people in support of military intervention are also making their voices heard. they held a demonstration at union square yesterday. organizers from the syrian-american council say something must be done to stop the regime from killing civilians. they say the war is ignoring a huge humanitarian crisis. there are conflicting accounts about a deadly air strike in eastern afghanistan. afghan officials say yesterday's attack killed six militants and nine civilians including women and children. nato says it only hit enemy forces and no civilians. civilian deaths have lodge been a sore point. s.w.a.t.

officers in arkansas said they had no choice but to shoot and kill a 107-year-old man. police were called to a home of an aggravated assault. when police arrived they say the man started shooting at them. a s.w.a.t. team was called in. when negotiations failed, police say the suspect opened fire again and that's when the s.w.a.t. team shot and killed him. a large drug bust made at sea. showing off over 1200 pounds of cocaine, a street value of $20 million. a vessel was smuggling the drugs. two are arrested and facing charges. a california utility company is requesting nearly a billion-dollar bailout from its customers. san diego gas and electric co-owns the san onofre power plant. they want to collect $8 million from customers. san diego gas and electric is asking the

california public utilities commission for permission to go ahead with the plan. there's a new development involving the domestic spying program. according to the german magazine derzspiegel, they can access it on all major smart phones. british intelligence describing cases where agents cracked codes on mobile devices such as iphones, blackberries, and androids. they say these techniques are used to eavesdrop on specific individuals. the latest version of the iphone could come with a brand new security feature. the cupertino company is expected to unveil the other phone 5s on thursday and there are rumors there is a fingerprint recognition feature to unlock the phone. apple may release a cheaper version of the iphone available in a variety of

colors. today is day 2 of the america's cup finals. oracle usa is already well behind. >> spithill was out there and this was the problem off the bat. mr. newton decides to go for a little spin before they got in the start bosh. -- box. >> an oracle team member fell in to the bay during the warmups. they didn't fair much better once the competition began. the team lost both races to emirates team new zealand. the kiwis need to win seven more races to claim the america's cup due to a rules infraction, oracle needs to win 11. live music, warm weather and the america's cup are some of the reasons for the big crowds this weekend along the san francisco waterfront. thousands of people gathered at the peers and along crissy field to watch the biggest boat race. one man flew in from arizona just to catch a glimpse of the regatta.

>> historically it's never been closer to see a race. if we lose this, it goes to new zealand. >> with major sporting ts in the bay area this week, a primary artery allowing people to get to and from their destinations is itself a destination. highway patrol says the bike and pedestrian path on the new eastern span of the bay bridge is averaging 450 visitors per hour. because of the america's cup, baseball games and oakland and san francisco, the 9ers out at candlestick today also, fans are being urged to avoid driving the roadways and take public transit if you can. b.a.r.t. is running longer to help people get to the sporting events. b.a.r.t. will operate special trains once the events are over to help clear the crowded platforms. as soon as tomorrow, california lawmakers could improve naming a section of the bay bridge after former san francisco mare willy brown. the resolution is quickly moving to the state legislature. it would rename the western span after

brown. ironically brown actually wrote an editorial against naming the bridge after him but the chronicle reports the proposal has the report of the naacp and lawmakers. tough new rules about tattoos and piercings being considered in the nation's capital. >> for your sunday afternoon, just as hot inland, but coorl land -- cooler at the coast.

getting a tattoo in our nation's capital could take a little longer. they're proposing a new regulation that would require customers to request the tattoo and wait 24 hours to get it. it would prohibit minors for getting tattoos, require artists to be licenses and set equipment and maintenance guidelines.

there's a lot of facial hair in new orleans this week. you are watching the fourth annual national beard and mustache championships. two bay area residents participated in the championship. the men competed for money and medals in 18 categories that ranged from the english mustache to the dolly to the musketeer. jeff langram of pennsylvania took overall top honors and a $1,000 prize. >> i've always wanted a beard. i never have done it yet. probably can't do it now. don't think the bosses would be happy. >> oh, come on. >> you never know. time now is 7:24. let's turn to rosemary and see how we're looking outside. foggy on the coast. >> looking at another nice day for most. it's going to be warm inland once again. along the coastline, a quick switcheroo is

what we've seen. the fog has moved in to the bay. a little bit of patchy fog going on there. santa rosa reporting patchy fog. as we get in to 9:00, 10:00, it's burning off. looking at plenty of sunshine but the coast still remains, takes until about noon time in to the afternoon before it finally starts to fade here with partly cloudy skies in the forecast for the afternoon. santa cruz, you'll be mostly sunny. a look at your numbers for today. 96 in concord. 100 in liver more. 99 in antioch. as you get closer to the bay, temperatures not as warm as yesterday. 84 in oakland. 75 today in san francisco so very pleasant weather in the forecast if you're going to check out america's cup. we've got sunday streets going on. of course the 9ers are playing, the giants are playing. if you're headed to the coast, partly cloudy skies and cooler than yesterday. widespread upper 60s to upper 70s as oppose today the upper 70s to mid 80s. so plan for that. the extended forecast here showing you subtle changes

as we get in to monday. finally a cool-down for all of us as we get in to tuesday. 94 for the inland communities. 80 degrees for the bay. upper 60s for the coast. temperatures will take another drop as we get in to wednesday and hold steady for thursday. college football alive and well in the bay area. rose bowl champs hosting san jose state last night. kevin hogan did not waste any time. hogan with this 40-yard stab. stanford quickly on the board in the 1st. 7-3 in the 2nd. gaffney goes off tackle and a little shake and bake 16 yards later. 2nd half, more of the same. hogan in the shotgun hooks up with montgomery, same tough yards after the catch. 5th rank stanford beats san jose state 34-13. in berkeley, vikings up. freshman qb lets it rip. that's a 50 -yard play.

what an arm that kid has. goff back to the right, to the end zone. good. maurice harris apparently only need one arm to catch a ball. 37-30. goff has thrown 930 yards in two games leading all d1 quarterbacks in this young season. >> that game made a lot of cal fans very nervous. >> was a close game and then they pulled away. 7 :27. new warnings this morning to law enforcement agencies as the nation gets ready to remember the september 11th attacks and the thousands of lives lost. >> and this roller skate rink near antioch has become a crime scene this morning after someone opened fire in the parking lot leaving one person dead and two others wounded. what investigators say led up to the deadly shooting.

shots ring out ality -- at an east bay roller rink killing one person and injuring two others. the questions police still need answered in this investigation. welcome back. i'm claudine wong. >> police looking for crews to figure out what sparked the violence. investigators have been on scene for hours now. alex? >> good morning, mike. yes, the fight

inside this roller skate rink overnight led to a deadly shooting in the parking lot. you can see the scene behind us here this morning. the paradise skate roller rink still blocked off with crime scene tape right now as sheriff's investigators are collecting evidence in the parking lot searching for the shooter who was involved here. this is right at the costa contra county fair grounds. no one wanted to talk about what happened overnight. investigators say one person was shot to death and two others were wounded. shots were fired just about 1:30 this morning while there was some kind of event going on inside the venue. according to its website, paradise skate was holding an adults only late night skate jam slate today go until 3:30 this morning. according to a sheriff lieutenant there was some kind of argument inside the skate rink. the dispute spilled outside and that's when someone opened fire. at this point the

sheriff's office doesn't have any information on the victims involved here. again, one person was killed in this shooting. two others taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds. we don't have an update this morning on their conditions but we come back out here live this morning, you can see this parking lot outside of paradise skate roller rink near antioch has become a crime scene this morning. a lot of investigative work still to be done out here. they could be out here for quite some time. costa contra sheriffs investigators still searching for the shooter who killed one person and wounded two others. it's the final week of the california legislative session and two east bay lawmakers are ramping up efforts to pass new gun control laws. proposals include banning kits that convert guns in to illegal assault weapons and providing oakland additional resources to regulate and license firearms. east bay assembly members

skinner and bonta will urge members to support the measures. the event will feature community and religious leaders, law enforcement officers and families of shooting victims. the feds are warning u.s. law enforcement agencies and american government offices overseas to be on alert. authorities say there's no instruction of any specific plot related to 9/11, but both the fbi and homeland security department have issued the alerts in recent weeks. possible alerts include cyber attacks. they're the heroes of 9/11 who sacrificed their lives to save others. fire crews across the nation are spending this week honoring the 343 new york firefighters killed 12 years ago. a group of texas firefighters held a memorial climb in their honor yesterday. the firefighters went up a high

rise to represent the new york firefighters who scaled the twin towers that fateful day. >> it's a good reminder of what our brothers and sisters went through on that day. it really puts it in perspective. >> wisconsin firefighters held their own memorial stair climb. they hope to raise money with proceeds going to the national fallen firefighters foundation and nypd foundation. the bay area will hold numerous events commemorating 9/11. a concert and candlelight memorial are set. a remembrance and vigil will be held at 4:00 p.m. on the over crossing of highway 24, the lafayette, walnut creek border. a south bay native who joined the military after 9/11 is being remembered as well. pat tillman gave up a career in the nfl to enlist in the military. he was killed in afghanistan back in 2004.

he attended leland high school in san jose and arizona state university. the college has changed the tunnel inside the football stadium in tribute to tillman. his initials and number 42 will be the last thing the players see as they enter the field. 9,000 runners will be added to next year's boston marathon. the association says the entries were to help accommodate 5,000 runners who could not finish the race in april after two bombs went off near the finish line. three people died and 260 others were injured. the group will plant yellow daffodils along the race route as a sign of rebirth. the final victim of the boston marathon bombing is back home in southern california. john spent several months in rehab. shrapnel severed arteries in both legs. after 11 surgeries he says he is looking forward to the simple things in life. >> tomorrow get up in the morning, take a walk down the beach, grab a cup of coffee,

hopefully we see the dolphins in the water. >> he says he'll return to boston next year to watch his nephew run the marathon. dozens of motorcyclists ran together in honor of missing oakland toddler, daphne webb. the east bay dragons motorcycle club teamed up with the mac b foundation to host the love run. riders road from oakland to vallejo. daphne was reported missing on july 10th. her father told police she disappeared from his car in oakland. there is a $20,000 reward for information leading to daphne's whereabouts. she will be two years old next month. all the lanes of highway 35 year los gatos were blocked. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. two others were air lifted the hospital. no word yet on their condition. the crash is under investigation. a suspected dui driver is

behind bars accused of a crash that injured two cyclists and damage adpower -- damaged a power pole. it happened near petaluma road. the highway patrol says the driver hit one of the cyclists, then crashed foot the pole. another cyclist collided with the downed power line l. three had to be sent to the hospital. the road was closed for hours while pg&e worked on the damage. the price tag now stands more than $89 million. the fire has burned more than 252,000 acres and is 80% contained. there are 3400 people working to get the fire to full containment. it's the third largest in california history. officials say it could cost tens of millions of dollars more to fix damaged habitat before the rainy season. a route in to yosemite national park is back open after

being shut down because of the fire. state route 120 from groveland to the park is the main entrance from the san francisco bay area. drivers are being advised stopping on the roadway is prohibited due to continued fire activity. environmental scientists are at yosemite this weekend trying to figure out how to protect the hetch hetchy reservoir from storm runoff. about 5 square miles of the burned area of the reservoir which serves about 2.8 million people. officials say the water remains usable despite falling ash. and the american fire may be out in the tahoe national forest but a closure order of the area is still in effect. the fire burned over 25,000 acres and was contained on august 9th but unstable trees can fall at any time. there are large rocks at risk of falling on roads and trails. no word on when that area will reopen. more fire danger today as the temperatures heat up once

again. rosemary, yesterday was a good lesson for us. sunscreen. flip-flops. hats. >> whatever you need. [ laughter ] it's going to be another hot one inland. along the coastline we're seeing changes this morning. that will actually lead to a bit of a cool-down. if you're thinking of heading to the coast for the afternoon, still going to be mild, just not as warm as we were yesterday. a look here at the low clouds that have moved in across and in to the east bay this morning. so along the coastline in the bay, reporting fog this morning. so the offshore flow has weakened just a bit allowing the marine layer clouds back in to the forecast for some of us. here's a comparison. along the coast just inside the bay for some places, not as warm as yesterday. 88 in oakland yesterday. today we're looking at 84. san francisco, you'll be mild, just not as warm. napa, shaisk off a few degrees but well inland we are not going to see the influence of the marine

layer nor the onshore breeze and you'll be just as hot in antioch, fairfield. the ridge of high pressure in place. on a large scale this pattern hasn't changed but we have seen again the low clouds move back to the coastline just inside the bay. here is exactly what i'm talking about. we'll find it here for the first half of the morning. i expect by 10:00 or so, burning away from the bay. over parts of the north bay we'll be mostly sunny. takes until about 1:00, 2:00 until we turn mostly cloudy. santa cruz, mostly sunny for the afternoon. a bit of a cool start in some areas. in addition to the low clouds, some of the patchy fog a bit thick. santa rosa reporting quarter to half mile visibility. half moon bay reporting half mile visibility. 61, lafayette. upper 50s for san ramon and

pleasanton. nice and warm once again. baking in clear lake, 100 degrees for you. to the east bay, along the shoreline, 80 degrees for alameda. warm day if you're going to see the as play. 97 in danville. 100 degrees for the inland communities, areas right around brent wood. low 90s for san jose. mid 90s in morgan hill. for the in land communities, a near repeat from yesterday. 83 for san mateo. mid 70s again for san francisco. a lot going on in san francisco this afternoon. the extended forecast here, subtle changes as we get back to work monday. then we begin a cool down for tuesday with temperatures continuing to fall on wednesday and then subtle changes in the forecast for thursday. i'll have a view of your sunday lunchtime numbers coming up. a wild start to the high school football season in ohio. what happened during a game there that sent fans running for safety. >> but first, let's take you outside. a little hazy out there.

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welcome back. a live look at the dry hills over lafayette this morning. warm in the hills this morning. mid to upper 70s reported. the bay area is not the only place experiencing the heat. in the los angeles area

temperatures have been above 100 degrees. the heat compared with extreme humidity led to several 911 calls. >> once we got a couple kids from dehydration and heat exhaustion, then it was probably time to shut it down. meanwhile, check this out. there was heavy rain in other parts of southern california. that led to flooding. san bernardino county was under a flood advisory yesterday but conditions are expected to get better today. a fast moving flood in utah forced over 100 families out of their home. police recorded this video in the highland area, just outside of salt lake city. that debris flow right there damaged multiple homes. emergency officials say it could have been much worse. that area was burned by a wildfire last year. so the town was prepared for potential flooding. a parachutist is recovering from leg injuries after landing in discovery bay last night on

learning lane near bixler road before 7 p.m. police are still investigating why the parachute plummeted to the ground and how high it was flying. the powered parachute has wheels and a motor. they're typically flown between 500 and 1500 feet and people do not need a license to operate the machine. nasa engineers have fixed the equipment issue on the robotic moon explorer. engineers first spotted the glitch a day after the launch. they say there was a problem with the space craft's reaction wheels. a spokesperson from nasa is says the glitch should not affect any research. the was launched from virginia friday night. the data it collects will be used to study moon dust and the moon's atmosphere. tokyo is celebrating this morning after it was picked to host the 2020 olympic games. quite a reaction as you can see

there. people burst in to tears when the international olympic committee made the announcement. japan was a long considered flight favorite in the competition over istanbul and madrid. tokyo last hosted the games in 1964. today the international olympics committee will vote on whether wrestling will be reinstated in the 2020 olympics. earlier this year the committee made the surprising announcement to drop wrestling as an olympic sport. this afternoon a rally supporting the sport will be held in san francisco on fillmore street at 1:00 and is in collaboration with sunday streets. five people are recovering this morning after a railing collapse at a high school football game in ohio. it happened friday night at st.

charles prep school, about 10 miles outside of columbus. witnesses say a collapse was caused by a crowd of students gathering in front of a television camera. five people hurt were taken away in ambulances. >> everybody was in shock. >> i was on the top part of the bleachers when it fell so i fell on top of everyone else. >> school officials have not yet commented on the collapse. this is the second railing to collapse at a high school football game in ohio in the past two weeks. the other is seen by this video, caught on camera. plans by the oakland raiders to build a new stadium could leave the as without a place to play ball. the as may not mind it. the raiders want to build a football-only stadium. more than 50,000-seat stadium would cost about $8 million to build but would leave the as with no home ballpark. the as are trying to get the go-ahead to move to san jose. one oakland council member says

the proposal would add leverage for the as bid to move out of oakland. according to the mercury news, schools get millions of dollars in federal tuition aid and still charge students more than $20,000 a year. the report also found more than half the students do not graduate and many default on loans. the feds say better results will be required if the trade schools want to collect aid. next month millions of uninsured californians will have the option under the affordable care act. it will launch october 1st. yesterday congressman hosted an informational event. a panel of experts was there to answer questions about the program. >> due to a pre-existing condition, can they raise your premium? >> the deal is that you can't be denied and you cannot be charged more because you have a pre-existing condition. >> east bay healthcare providers also offered blood

pressure, dental, and optical screening for those who attended. a food bank hunger challenge is about to get underway in the bay area. tomorrow the san francisco and marin food banks will ask people to live on a food budget of $4.50 a day for the rest of the week. the challenge is designed to raise awareness for the struggles by residents in the bay area. there are 57,000 people in san francisco and marin counties that rely on cal fresh, a food assistance program. despite the hot weather today, hundreds of people today plan to lace up their running shoes to run for education. in 10 minutes from now the annual walnut festival gets underway in walnut creek. it starts on main street and ends at broadway plaza. the event is designed to raise money for education. since 2010 the run injected $28,000 in to schools in walnut creek. looks like busty posy might be improving after fracturing his right ring finger last week. the catcher took regular batting

practice yesterday and he appeared to swing hard, lined a few pitches that looked like base hit. manager bruce bochy says he moithd be able -- he might be able to return to the lineup in a few days. he's missed four consecutive games since being hurt. the oakland as extended their first place lead in the al west after a win against houston last night. they beat the astros 2-1. with texas losing, oakland is up a game and a half on the rangers. exciting times as baseball season is coming to an end, but we can't forget football season is now here. how much deeper you'll have to dig to go to a game. we'll take a look at the rising costs. >> the mixup that led them to knock down the wrong house. >> afternoon highs will sore once again but for some of us, we're waking up with low clouds and fog this morning. that means perhaps a drop in temperatures for some areas.

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now that football season is officially here you might soon feel the effects of game day on your wallet if you haven't already. a new study shows nfl teams are charging on average $82 a game for season ticket holders, up 3% from last year. tack on the average parking at $31 and beer at $7, most fans are dishing out $209 on game day. out at candlestick it costs $30 to park in most lots. a beer is about $8 a pop. while the nfl season is just beginning, officials are already looking ahead to the super bowl. pop star bruno mars has reportedly been named to take the stage during this year's super bowl halftime show. an official announcement may come as early as today. the super bowl will be played at metlife stadium, east rutherford, new jersey.

in recent years halftime shows have drawn 100 million television viewers in the united states alone. the new flick ridic is set to finish in the number 1 spot. that movie brought in $7.3 million on friday alone. coming in second is the butler, which has been a top spot holder for the past few weeks. then in third, the comedy we are the millers. official box office numbers will not be released until tomorrow. the city of carmel has a new resident t-rex and he's causing quite a commotion. a homeowner on 6th avenue placed the giant steel sculpture in his front yard. some neighbors say they like the new addition but city officials are not happy. they want the owner to obtain approval from the city's planning department. with such strict regulations the t-rex

will more than likely have to be moved. a demolition crew from michigan has torn down the wrong house. it happened in pontiac, michigan. investigators say the owner of the house that was scheduled for demolition may have provided the wrong address to save his home. the homeowner whose house was accidentally torn down claims he was going to rent it out. neighbors say it was not meant to be. >> when i heard they tore down the house on accident, i wanted to go down there and give them guys a 12-pack of beer. >> there's broken windows, doors, squatters living in there. >> county officials are investigating the alleged address swapping. some neighbors say regardless of the reason they're happy both homes eventually got torn down. >> i don't know what to say about that. oops. 7 :56. let's go to rosemary for a check of our hot temperatures today. >> yeah, especially inland. the heat is going to persist. but we are joined by low clouds and fog this morning along the coastline. it's seeped in to

the bay. and because of that our temperatures will actually be cooler along the coast today. still feeling pretty good. this came in last night and we're dealing with it this morning. we will see an early burn-off in most locations. partly cloudy skies expected for the coast this afternoon. so that is what you can expect for today with temperatures reaching near 100 degrees or even hitting 100 degrees by the second half of the day for our inland cities. it's going to be not as hot around the bay although will still be quite warm. upper 60s to mid 70s for the afternoon. 75 in san francisco. yesterday you hit 83 so still a beautiful day just not as warm. low 80s for the east bay shoreline. you get well inland and temperatures soaring once again, back to the upper 90s to near 100 degrees. that expected in brent wood today and livermore. on a grand scale of things, subtle changes in the forecast for monday. finally a cool-down begins for all of us on tuesday.

94 for inland communities. 80 degrees around the bay. upper 60s along the coast. then temperatures will take an additional cool-down wednesday and thursday. back to you. a big grass fire in south san francisco put many residents on edge. what firefighters are learning from last nights's blame and how it can impact a nearby school tomorrow. >> plus, another homicide in the streets of san jose. we'll tell you about the latest investigation and how the victim may have been related to her killer.

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gunfire outside this roller skate rink near antioch overnight leaves one person dead, two others wounded. we'll tell you about the dispute that led up to this deadly shooting. >> warm weather is staying in the bay area today. how it's impacting a local park in san jose and why firefighters are on high alert. >> are you ready for some football? the nfl season kicks off here in the bay area. the emotional ties today's game in san francisco has for both fans and the 9ers. good morning, everyone. welcome to morning s on 2. it's september 8th. i'm mike mibach. >> let's start you off with a check of your weather.

rosemary following the rising temperatures. >> good morning to you. the heat will be on once again for the inland cities but where the heat will be cut short, along the coastline. chances are if you're along the coast you know what i mean. the patchy fog as moved in to portions of the bay. we'll have a look around coming up in a moment. temperatures ranging from the 50s to 60s outside your door right now. for the afternoon, a warmup in store for most. i'll have a look at those numbers and in the extended forecast, a cool-down. the heat is expected to peak on monday. i'll have a look at the extended forecast coming up. new this morning, gunfire erupts outside of a roller skating rink in costa contra county. investigators search for that gunman. alex? >> good morning . there was an argument of some kind outside of this roller skate rink early this morning. according to sheriffs investigators that's what led to the deadly shooting that happened inside the parking

lot. crime scene tape is still blocking off the area around paradise skate here at the costa contra county fairgrounds. sheriffs investigators have been here all morning long collecting evidence. they are working hard this morning trying to track down the shooter who was involved here. let me show you some video because not long ago we saw several people who appeared to be employees of the skate rink driving away from the scene. none of them wanted to talk with us about what happened. investigators say one person was shot to death and two others were wounded. shots were fired just about 1:30 in the morning while there was an event of some kind going on inside the venue. according to its website, paradise skate was holding an adults only late night skate jam scheduled to go until 3:30 this morning. according to a sheriffs lieutenant who talked with us this morning there was some kind of argument from several people inside the rink. that dispute spilled outside and that's when someone opened fire in the parking lot.

the sheriff's office doesn't have any information on the victims involved, but again, one person left dead after this shooting. two others rushed to the hospital with gunshot wounds. we don't know their conditions this morning. but again, an active crime scene here in the parking lot of paradise skate near antioch. this is on the contra costa county fairgrounds. an active crime scene going on here. sheriffs investigators trying this morning to find the person responsible for this deadly shooting. and police this morning are searching for a man in san jose accused of stabbing his wife to death just after 10:30 last night. emergency dispatchers received a report of a stabbing on dakota drive and springfield way near the east capital expressway. police went to the scene and found a woman who had been stabbed at least once. officers tell us she was in her 40s and had two children. investigators say they believe it all started as a domestic dispute. police in san jose have taken a man in to custody

involved in a friday night deadly shooting. shots were fired at about 9:40 p.m. on gil crest drive. police say anthony zumini suffered one got shot wound. he was pronounced dead at the scene. authorities have yet to release the suspect's name but say he and zumini knew each other. firefighters are preparing for another hot day hoping to avoid quick erupting fires like yesterday's san francisco blaze. that grass fire began around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. the fire burned 40 acres and firefighters stayed at the scene overnight to guard against flare-ups. the blaze threatened 100 structures and damaged at least one car. >> the headlight piece is melted and the front grill is melt ed and the bumper is melted. >> the fire did come dangerously close to mills montessori school. the teacher says the school should be open

tomorrow but the classrooms are smoky and the playground is soaked and coated with fire retardant. no one was hurt and the cause of the fire is now under investigation. more warm weather is expected today across much of the bay area even in san francisco where the summer fog stayed away yesterday. visitors and residents of the city took advantage of the 83-degree weather. according to those thermometers, san francisco was 6 degrees warmer than malibu. >> it's nice to be in san francisco when the weather is good like this. it happens so rarely. the beautiful sunshine, beautiful people, beautiful cy and indian summer is the best time of year here. >> park police say even with the big crowds and strong currents there were no problems reported yesterday as beach-goers stayed safe. due to fire danger allen rock park in san jose will be closed today. park officials made the announcement yesterday saying high temperatures and dry brush are not really a good combination right now. the park is a popular place for people especially on weekend.

it features 13 miles of hiking trails and active mineral springs. time right now is 8:05. beautiful day too -- to get outside although i kind of have the feeling there are a lot of people inside watching some tv. maybe a cold beer and a football game. >> that's right, or maybe head outdoors and go to another venue to watch it. we've got nice weather in store as you mentioned. not as warm for many portions of the bay. not as warm along the coast. it will be just as hot inland. you may notice in that shot something we didn't see yesterday, the fog is back. it's hugging the coastline. it's just inside the bay stretching in to portions of santa rosa this morning. this is going to burn away. we'll be left with mostly sunny skies. along the coastline could take a little longer. partly cloudy for the afternoon. again on the grand scale, we haven't seen this change a whole lot. ridge of high pressure still strengthening but the northerly

breeze has weakened just a bit and that allows for the onshore breeze to bring in a little bit of the cloud cover. so we saw a surge last night. we'll continue with that sinking air and that sinking air associated with the ridge of high pressure is actually pinning that low cloud and marine layer a little bit closer to the ground. we've got a little bit of patchy dense fog reported in some areas. half moon bay reporting visibility, down to about a quarter mile. santa rosa, quarter to half mile. so please be careful if you do have an early morning drive. here's your footprint showing you how we do have a little bit of fog inside the bay. by 10:00 or so i think we're dealing with mostly sunny skies. may take until the afternoon before we see it actually clear from the coast and we will remain with a mix of sun and clouds for the coast today. 55 half moon bay right now. mid to upper 50s around walnut creek, hayward, and concord reporting 61 degrees. temperatures within a few degrees of yesterday. for some of us, slightly cooler or

warmer. all in all, it's a pretty good looking day for most out there. here's a look at the afternoon highs for you. 91 in petaluma. 77 sausalito. shaisk off a few -- shaving off a few degrees. near 100 degrees for our well inland cities. 91 for santa clara. mountain view, 87 where the art and wine fest continues for you. not as hot as yesterday. upper 90s, redwood city. 83, san mateo. 75 in san francisco with sunday streets happening this afternoon. 49ers are playing. giants are play ing. america's cup. a lot going on there. the extended forecast here, subtle changes as we get in to monday and finally a more notable cool-down for our inland communities by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday looking good. 90s in the forecast for inland cities. upper 70s for the bay. mid 60s for the coast. lunchtime numbers coming up. after 43 years at the

stick, the san francisco 49ers are playing their final season opener at the park. the 9ers will battle the green bay packers this afternoon. the 9ers defeated green bay to open the 2012 regular season on the road and defeated them again in the nfc divisional playoffs. this is the 9ers last season at candlestick park before they move to their new home at levi stadium at santa clara. kick-off is at 1:30 this afternoon. if you're planning to go to the game, remember the parking lots do not open until four hours before the game and you cannot wait outside the gates or you will be cited by police. tailgating also not allowed during or after kick-off. another reminder for you if you're headed to the game, do not forget you need one of those. a clear bag for the league's new bag policy. the rules say you can only bring clear plastic or vinyl bags inside the game and can't be larger than 12 inches by 6 by 12. those rules are part of an increased security effort and

are designed to get you in to the game faster. oakland raiders on the road in indie today taking on andrew luck and the colts. pryor is going to be starting q b. tomorrow oakland mayor will kick off the season at the plaza. several raiders players and raiderettes will be in attendance. we'll bring you football on fox. at 8:30, nfl sunday. at 10:00 we'll bring you the seattle-carolina game and at 1:25, stay tuned for the game. a big turnout on san francisco bay. just how far some people came to see the america's cup finals and just how far back is oracle going in to today's races? >> naming part of the bay bridge after a former san francisco mayor. there he is. the decision that could come tomorrow and why at least one person isn't onboard with that idea. >> a live look outside. there's the san

mateo bridge, 92, looking great. going east and west. all the bridges in the bay area nice and easy right now. if you're headed out the door you're good to go.

a live look at the partly sunny skies over oakland this morning. temperatures ranging in the 50s to low 60s. declassifyed intelligence

records show companies may have helped syria. according to the new york times, through loopholes and laxed international enforcement, syria obtained the weapons over the last several decades with help from the soviet weapon, iran, western european suppliers and a handful of american companies. they're releasing graphic images of the attack as well as by sending john kerry to sway european leaders. >> we in the united states know and our french partners know this is not the time to be silent spectators to slaughter. >> president obama does not have much time left to persuade congress to authorize military action. lawmakers return tomorrow. the president will give a national address tuesday night and the senate is expected to vote on authorizing or not authorizing a strike against syria on wednesday which is the 12th anniversary of 9/11. here in the bay area the

issue of whether to strike syria is stirring up passions on both sides of the debate. >> u.s., nato, hands off syria! >> reporter: -- >> protesters held signs claiming a war against syria would be built on a lie, the reported use of chemical weapons. activists plan another demonstration this morning at 10:00. they're going to march from senator feinstein's home to the golden gate bridge. there will be a rally on the san francisco side of the bridge at 1:00. people in support of military intervention are also making their voices heard. they held the demonstration at union square yesterday. organizers from the syrian -american council say the world is ignoring a huge humanitarian crisis. today is day 2 of the america's cup finals and oracle team usa is already well behind.

>> this was the problem right off the bat. mr. newton decides to go for a little spin. and this is before they got in the start box. >> that's right. an oracle team member fell right foot the bay during yesterday's warmups. oracle did not fair much better once the competition began. the team lost both races to emirates team new zealand. kiwis only need to win seven more races to claim america's cup. due to a rules infraction oracle has to win 11, not nine. live music, warm weather, and the america's cup, just some of the reasons for the big crowd this weekend along the san francisco waterfront. thousands of people gathered at the piers and at crissy field to watch the world's largest boat race. one man flew in from arizona to catch a glimpse of the regatta. the new bay bridge is a destination this weekend. the bike and pedestrian path is

averaging 450 visitors per hour. because of the america's cup, baseball games in oakland and san francisco, plus the 9ers at candlestick today, fans are being urged to avoid driving out there on the roadways and instead take public transit. b.a.r.t. is running longer trains to help people get to the sporting events as well which all happen a little bit at 1:00 this afternoon. b.a.r.t. will operate special trains once the events are open to help clear the crowded flat forms. -- platforms. as soon as tomorrow, it could be decided to name the bridge after governor brown. it would rename the western span after mayor brown. brown wrote an editorial against naming the bridge after him, but the chronicle reports the proposal has the support of the politically powerful naacp as well as many lawmakers. a final push to pass new gun control laws. how two east bay lawmakers help to crackdown

on guns here in the bay area.

thank you for joining us this morning. a look there at the low clouds over downtown oakland. fog along the coast and just inside the bay, temperatures will be not as warm as we saw in some places. it's the final week of the california legislative session and two east bay lawmakers are ramping up efforts to pass new

gun control laws. proposals include banning kits that build the gun in to illegal firearms. east bay assembly members skinner and bonta will hold an event. as we approach the anniversary of 9/11, the fbi is warning government offices over seas to be on alert. there's no indication of any specific plot related to 9/11, but both the fbi and homeland security department have issued the alerts in recent weeks. possible dangers include cyber attacks by the syrian electronic army. a south bay native who joined the military after 9/11 is being remembered as well. pat tillman gave up a career in the nfl to enlist in the military. he was killed in

afghanistan in 2004. he attended leland high school in san jose and arizona state university. the stadium has made a tribute for him. the cost to fight the massive wildfire in yosemite park continues to rise. officials say the price tag stands at more than $89 million. the fire has burned 252,000 acres. it's now 80% contained. there are still more than 3400 people working to get full containment on the fire. it's the third largest in california history. officials say it could cost tens of millions of dollars more to restore damaged habitat and water raise before the fall rainy season. the latest version of apple's iphone could come with a brand new security feature. they're expected to unveil the iphone 5s on tuesday and there

are rumors it will feature a fingerprint unlocking feature. apple may release a cheaper version of the iphone that would be available in a variety of different colors. college football is brewing in the bay area. we'll take you out to a south bay rivalry and show you how a freshman quarterback did. >> a big warmup in the forecast for our inland communities today around the bay and around the coast, not as warm. i'll have a timeline of your sunday temperatures. unbelievable.

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college football alive and well this weekend in the bay area. the rose bowl champs stanford hosting san jose state last night. quarterback kevin hogan didn't waste any time putting up the stats. hogan with this 40-yard stab. stanford quickly on the board in

the 1st. 2nd quarter, gaffney going off tackle with a little shake and bake. 16 yards later, 14-3 stanford. second half, more of the same. hogan in the shotgun. month -- montgomery goes in for the score. freshman quarterback jared goff says wait a second and he tosses that 50-yard play to bryce. what an arm that kid has. later in the 2nd, cal down 3. goff shotgun trips right back to the end zone. good. maurice harris apparently only needing one arm to catch the ball. goff has now thrown for 930 yards in two games leading all d1 quarterbacks this season when it comes to yards thrown. and football fever continues today. lots of people sitting inside. there will be some people going outside

enjoying the warm weather. rosemary watching that for us. >> yes, the heat will be on once again especially for our inland communities. this morning we're waking up with fog along the coastline. santa rosa reporting patchy thick fog. because of that fog, along the coast inside the bay, some of us, most of us residing there not going to be as warm. as we get out the door this morning, feels pretty good out there. mid 50s to mid 60s from the coast to the bay inland. mostly sunny skies away from the coast. partly cloudy from the coastline. mid 70s at lunchtime. upper 70s around the bay. for the second half of your day, 100 degrees in livermore. it's going to be a scorcher for you. it's going to be baking in antioch. close to the bay, temperatures are warm. 84 for the afternoon. 89 in redwood city. upper 80s in mountain view for the art and wine fest going on there. san

francisco, 73. yesterday, 83. really nice, just not as warm. we'll continue for monday and come tuesday that's when we all begin to cool down and temperatures will cool a bit more wednesday, holding steady on thursday. that's our report for this morning. we do appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> our next newscast is at 6:00. we'll have a new witness account of the shooting at the antioch skating rink. nfl sunday on fox is next. 9ers at 1:25. have a fantastic sunday. thanks for join ing us.

we're all back to football and glad to be. >> what's up? >> it's a race to the end zone. >> lech trifying. >> adrian petersonpuñ >> nobody is going to get the sack. >> colin kaepernick, what a game.