and that he had essentially stalked her. >> they weren't really friends or anything. they just saw each other around. that's basically it. >> you mentioned to me before people thought he was stalking her. did you feel that way? >> in a way, yeah. >> they were not friends, though. >> no. >> reporter: the figeroa family did not want to discuss the case in anymore detail because of the on going investigation. coming up at 6:00, more on how the family is coping and how the community has real lid around them. live in says, robert honda, ktvu channel 2 news. new at 5:00, police are on the scene of a shooting in downtown oakland that happened just after 3:00 this afternoon. police say a man fired shots outside the marriott hotel. a cab driver was hit in the leg police looked down buildings and ended up finding the suspect. no word at this point on a

motive. tonight, just will -- 27 days remain before the 60 days run out which could lead to another strike. now we are learning barth is working on a -- b.a.r.t is working on a contingency plan. ktvu's mike mabach here with more. >> reporter: if it means putting managers into the driver seat as one b.a.r.t official said, so be it. >> b.a.r.t trains are running. operators are operating, and a second strike is now looming. >> you won't be nervous at all? >> no. i think it should be fairly safe >> he's talking about the contingency plan b.a.r.t management said it is now contemplating in the case union employees strike after the cooling off period ends october 11th. >> we feel we have at least an obligation to see whether or not it would be possible to run

some type of skeletal b.a.r.t service. >> b.a.r.t assistant general manager said some of the transit agency's 200 managers could possibly be trained to operate trains in another strike. he says the lack of progress at the bargain table with the union is one reason for the wacup plan, a plan unions are questioning wildly. >> it is absolutely reckless and irresponsible of b.a.r.t to train managers. they don't know how to troubleshoot. they would not be able to evacuate. this is seriously a problem if they're talking about doing that. >> it doesn't just take train operators move trains. it takes technicians, mechanics that they have yet to think about. >> i will tell you one thing very firmly, safety is what we are all about. >> passengers' reaction to managers operating the trains. >> would you feel safe? >> not if they don't know what they doing. >> i think they would do a good job, hopefully. >> kind of scary, to be honest.

not really sure if they would know how to do it. >> b.a.r.t's assistantg says it's only once the strike is underway that that transit agency actually starts training millions to become temporary operators i. will be up to the board of directors, though to give the contingency plan the ultimate green light e. monday, both sides are expected to be at the bargaining table. mike mabach ktvu news. >> they say they are not going to use their budget surplus to help head off a strike. the board got a motion yesterday. b.a.r.t staff has suggested using money to make much needed repairs to the b.a.r.t system. b.a.r.t says oakland's air b.a.r.t extension is on track to be completed on time and on budget. construction of the system's elevated tracks and on the two air b.a.r.t stations is said to be completed by tend of the

year, and the train expected to arrive some time after that. they will connect oakland airport with the coliseum station. it will replace the shuttle buses that are being used right now. sheriff's deputies are still on the lookout for a man suspected of taking part in a home invasion yesterday in an unincorporated part overshoes. deputies, police officers took four other men in custody. pictures of the four men who are under arrest were identified as charles menefee, lamont mimms and darryl taylor. a construction worker injured today about 11:30 this morning on construction site. fire officials say a man was working inside that trench when he somehow became injured. firefighters lowered a ladder to the man who was able to

climb out. he went to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. prosecutors in san francisco will reportedly decide by the end of the month whether to charge a city worker who's accused of running over and killing woman last week. the 57-year-old was book for felony hit and run and then released on $25,000 bit. police say he ran over a 35- year-old a week ago yesterday while he was driving his city work work in holly park. she was sunbathe in the park when a truck ran over her. her 11 month-old daughter was right next to her but was not hurt. earlier this week, we reported on how the new lights in the bay bridge tunnel are distraughting drivers because they are so bright. abc's tom vac arcr with what crystal ran is crystalt -- cal tran is doing about all that. >> the new led lights inside

the bay bridge tunnel are so efficient they use 60% less electrician i and they last five times longer than the old orangish lights. but they take a few weeks to burn into a less intense level. >> they take about 30 days to level a. they level down to about 10 to 15% below the initial spencety. >> after a story on wednesday, cal tran fixed the problem of excessive brightness seen at night. >> yesterday we finished all the work we had to do with the hardware, the sensors. last night we tested everything. we lowered the tunnel lights to proper illumination. tonight you will see there is a lot less light inside the tunnel. >> that will not be a problem when the terminal opens because those lights match the others people are used to in the other three tunnels with far more

sophisticated controls. >> the lighting near each end of the tunnel is taper sod that motorist can ajust to tunnel lighting. darkest in the middle when motorists' eyes have already adjusted. >> reporter: so you might say across the board cal tran really is seeing the light. tom vacar. firefighters hope to have that huge wildfire fully contained some time tonight, but the cost of fighting that blaze has now sored into the millions. cal fire announced today that so far more than 4 and a half million dollars has been spent battling the morgan fire e. the 3100-acre fire tonight is now 95% contained. about 450 firefighters are still on the scene mopping up. investigators have determined that illegal target shooting sparked the blaze, but no arrests have been made. meantime, cal fire expect to fully contain another big wildfire by sunday.

the cover fire is burn about 10 miles south near the communities of happy valley. one person has died. at least 68 homes have within destroyed. some people have been allowed back into their homes. cal fire hopes to have everyone else back into their homes by tomorrow night. the fire has burned 8,000-acres since it started back monday. it is 80% contained. 1100 firefighters are still battling this fire, though. the massive rim fire near yosemite is now 80% contained. coming up, the team of experts that's moved into the charred fire zone and the further damage they hope to prevent. a federal appeals court in san francisco has upheld barry bond' conviction for obstruction of justice. bonds was convicted in 2011 in connection with the steroids scandal. the ninth circuit court of appeals rule today that bond' rambling testimony to a federal grand jury was both evasive and misleading. he was being questioned about

whether his trainer greg anderson had ever given him performance-enhancing drugs. bonds now faces 30 days of home confinement, two years of probation and a $4,000 fine. five young men missing. five families who december -- desperately want to find. this ktvu's robs are joins us now with how the families are working together to find their son. rob. >> reporter: heather, we're in front of the french american school on oak street. it's where the 19-year-old was last seen almost four months ago. he is one of about five people who have been missing from san francisco over the past two years and families are banding together. >> this mother doesn't know where her son is and she says it's tearing her up. >> it's a pretty horrendous experience. >> she says her 19-year-old son met a former teacher at the french american school on may 21st then placed a call to his at that timer that police

chased back to golden gate back. after that, the case is cold. she say he is has a severe head your. >> he s a veretraumatic brain injury so it is possible he is wander around the city with -- wandering around the city and may not know where he is. >> shaun is one of five young men that have gone missing in san francisco since 2010. the other is a 31-year-old, 24- year-old and a 20-year-old. police told us today none of the cases appear to be connected, and there is no evidence of foul play. the families of the missing men plan to hold a vigil in golden gate park tomorrow afternoon hoping it will spark public attention perhaps new leads. >> if you want to bring public awareness to the fact that there are five missing young men in san francisco, and we have five desperate families searching for their sons. >> reporter: family and friends have post fliers throughout san

francisco. police say all five cases remain open and describe the shaun city case as extremely active. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. california's new minimum wage hike reportedly would affect about a million and a half california workers. this week, the state legislature voted to raise from 8 to $10. shows about 14ers of the state's full time work force would earn the new minimum wage. it is note just mights we're talking about here. about 900,000 californians over the age of 30 earned less than $01 an hour in 2011. governor brown still has to sign the new law. looks like the says earthquake will have to wait a little longer to play in their new home stadium. the team said todaye today construction is being did that and opening day won't be until the start of the 2015 season. the earthquakes had originally planning on opening before the

start of next season. america's cup fans getting ready for what could be the final weekend of this year's competition. team new zealand only needs to win three more races to take the cup from defender oracle team usa. they need to win 10 races to keep the cup. oracle's tactician was replaced. that didn't seem to hill. they start tomorrow at 1:15. in flight on this friday the 13th. new at 5:30, where it went and why you probably wouldn't want to take it if you're superstitious. uh-uh -- how organizers are responding to crack down on drug use. the areal effort recovery effort of a rogue window washing platform. a nice warmup today across

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take a look at this. a frightening sight in the financial district in san francisco this morning. right there is a one ton window washing platform that was danging from -- dangling from the embarcadero. three floors were kept away from their office until that platform was secured. >> one of the lines came loose, i think. it was a dangerous situation w. i asked the guy who was in charge. he was flustered. >> fire crews said they don't know why one latch on one line wasn't engage when workers sent it over the side of the

billing. fortunately no one was injured. it was a sad day for folks along new jersey's board walk buffeted last year by tropical storm sandy and now hit by a horrendous fire. firefighters today continued to pour water on the ember of yesterday's devastating fire near where the mtv show jersey shore was filmed. investigators continue to look for the cause of the fire. the governor promised it would not defeat the people there. >> i know that we lost a place that has provided generations of memories to our citizens. we will rebuild. we'll make new memories for our families because that's what we do. >> investigators say it's too soon to determine if the cause of the fire is suspicious. secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart have wrapped up talks in geneva on syria about removing syria's chemical weapons. they are hopeful on reaching an

agreement. >> we are committed to try to work together beginning with this initiative on the chemical weapons in hopes that those efforts could pay off and bring peace and stability to a war- torn parent of the world. >> the obama administration rejecting any plan that removes the threat of u.s. military action in syria. both kerry and the russian secretary plan to meet again. u.s. ambassador chris stevens at half time of tonight's football game word this week the school will rename its library after stevens who graduated from there. he was killed one year ago. congress is just back from a five-week vacation, that i know ear already -- they're her taking a long weekend. >> we're already out of session by noon on thursday. we come in next week and we're

scheduled to be out the following week. >> san francisco congresswoman pelosi admits that lawmakers will be out more than in over the next few weeks. this comes right in the middle of a budget crisis. the federal government could potentially shut down in two weeks if a budget deal is not reach. >> they have a budget due. they have a debt ceiling increase. it's shameful that they would be taking this time off. >> staff members at several congressional offices say some lawmakers will still be working on that budget while on break. the san francisco 49ers using some unusual training methed ofs this week as they get ready for sanderses big game in seattle. the team is getting ready for the very noisy crowd at the seahawks stadium. it is so loud that players often can't hear the quarterback. there have been 121 false start penalties in seattle since

2005. they will also be undercover. seattle police in the stands for sunday's game. the 49ers jerseys they will have on. during the run up to sunday's big football game, ktvu is having a bit of a friendly facebook competition with our sister station in seattle. you can show everyone who has the best fans in the west by sharing our special 49ers badge. you can look for it at the top of ktvu facebook page. right now, unfortunately those fans in seattle are beating us like two 20 one. >> yeah. >> take a look at our facebook page. all right. our weather. with we have america's cup. cal playing ohio state at 4:00. what are we looking at. >> reporter: cooler. the not going to be cold, but temperatures trending. the seattle forecast on sunday, they are expecting some rain showers and a few thunderstorms is a possibility. we'll be watching outs for that as we head into the weekend. today in the bay area, the advertised warmup verify

nicely. mid to upper 80s. there is that fog that will continue to extend motion for summary judgment for tonight and will push locally back pa -- and that will push locally back into the bay. this was our live camera look. we do have clear skies. tonight we are expecting partly cloudy sky, coastal fog this weekend. bit of a dropoff in temperatures. it will be cool to mild. current temperatures right now ranging from 60 degrees in san francisco all the way to the warmest location inland. upper 80s out toward antioch. says 71. there is that 76-degree showing up in santa rosa. at last check, mostly clear skies. forecast, basically we have been talking about some dense coastal fog. this was the plan today with the shot of the marine layer as a result. we had dead fog at the coast. this will reverse into the weekend. cooler temperatures for both saturday and into sunday. overnight lows will be in the

40s to start out the day for santa rosa. 53degrees. says 58. antioch upper 50s. nappa has the cloud cover. increasing sunshine in the afternoon. time line, starting out in the mid 50s. by 12:00, 69. 4:00, afternoon high around 80 degrees. these numbers about the same today with your forecast highs tomorrow. could be a little bit cooler in a few spots. santa rosa, 79. hayward 71. tomorrow will be the warmest day. here is your 5 day. starting out with cloud coverage then we will cool things off for sunday we feel do have temperatures, in fact the forecast time line coming up for you for the morning hours. mostly cloudy and drizzle. by 12:00, a sun cloud mix. coastal fog by 4:00. cool down continues into next week for monday, tuesday, and wednesday. beyond n we could be talking about some rain chances here in the b. more on that coming up

in about 25 minutes. >> all right. we'll see upthey haven't -- then. thank you, mark. a frightening collision for an oscar-winning actress. what a man was doing that sent him crashing right into nicole kidman. moving from one motel to another. coming up at 6:00, how the community is reaching out to help this family with two young children find a real home. also. >> it was the first day of school, but this was the wrong school. what happened that's so traumatized a 3-year-old autistic girl. >> these stories and more coming up new at 6 can. [ trina ] i'm a student at devry university.

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actress nicole kidman says she's okay after a frightening collision that knocked her to the ground in new york city. the whole thing was caught on camera. take a look. a member of the media crashed into her. he said it was an accident. kidman want toad press charges but police said they could only issue that photographer a citation for riding his bike on the sidewalk. an officer in santa clara county retired. he led the county in several health threats. he says he considers establish clinics for people with hiv and aids to bun of the highlights in his career. >> i personally will miss the interaction with everybody, with all of the friends that i have made in the city, the

businesses, the media, and my colleagues around the community, the medical community also. >> he will serve as the interim health officer for santa clara county until a permanent replacement sexually made. all right. lottery fever is heating up here in the bay area with a big power ball jackpot at stake come tomorrow night. >> two times a week. we play every wednesday and saturday. >> convenience store customers dream of a big payout. tomorrow night's power ball jackpot has grown to more than $317 million. we asked people who were taking a chance on the power ball what they would do with all that money. >> unbelievable. affects a lot of people's lives in my family. >> if the lord blessed me with this ticket, i hope i can help the church and the people that has helped me over the years and help my family. pay off w baseball to retire,

be able to help other people. >> the power ball drawing takes place tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. our time. in the meantime, lottery officials expect ticket sales to send that jackpot even hire. even at $317 million, that jackpot has a cash value of more than 176 million bucks. concerns over a major event in oakland this weekend. >> that event will be here at oracle arena where thousands of people will be dancing the night awayings and drugs could be a problem. a wild police chase in marine county ends with a car crashing into a house. >> turned too tight. next thing you know i'm running in theback of a house. >> we talked exclusively to the passier in the car. what else he told us. and, the flooding in colorado. it continues to expand tonight. the new deadly details we are learning from that disaster zone. 5ñ

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a rave last year at the oakland coliseum prompted almost 2,000 noise complaints to police. now, organizers of a similar party this weekend are telling us they made some changes that should bring down the noise.

ktvu's john sasaki live outside oracle arena. he spoke with event organizers not only about the noise but what they are doing to prevent party goers from overdosing on ecstasy. john. >> reporter: tomorrow night oracle aren be hopping, not with warriors fans or disney on ice, but thousands of fans of electronic dance music. the rave event is called sensation. organizers are calling it a night life experience with heart pounding music. an underwater theme with more than 8,000 adults dancing the night away. this is video from previous sennation shows done at venues around the would have remembered today, outside the arena where crews are taking care of the last-minute details, we talked about a director about a problem that often pops up, the use of illegal drugs, especially ecstasy or molly as it is now known. just two weeks ago two people died the using molly at a festival on labor day weekend.

>> when something happens, it is in the spotlight. if something happens in the streets, you don't hear about it. so that's a thing that we always fight against. it's illegal to use drugs, so it's illegal to use drugs at our events. that's what it is. >> the last big dance music festival prompted more than 1700 noise complaints to area police departmentings but it was held in the parking lot. this event is inside the arena so noise problems should not be nearly as pronounced. organizers of sensation told me there are still tickets available to think vent. i am john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. a 26-year-old man is in custody tonight for leading police on a wild high speed chase. the chase ended when the driver crash his car right into a house. the chp says that man was driving the drunk it is apparentsly not the fist time.

awe claudine wong spoke with the passenger in the vehicle. >> it all ended just after 3:00 this morning. the car took out a stop sign and the fence. but chp said the house was saved by that tree. the driver can be seen in the back of the police car. we found the passenger just sitting on the curbe curve. >> under the too -- turned too tight. next thing i know i rage in the back of the house. >> were you guys drinking? >> i'm a christian. i don't drink. >> was your buddy drinking? he was driving. >> i can't comment on that. >> the chp says the car was driving more than 80 miles per hour. even after exiting, attempts to pull them over fail. >> continued through the residential district about 60 to 65 miles an hour rung stop science and eventually crashed into the house. >> crashing into the home of a

man who was sleep inside with his wife and daughter e. >> very loud. leek four blocks you could hear it. >> the chp says alcohol was found inside the car, including a bottle that read saving lives one beer at a time. he has a history ofdi. he was convicted in 2007 before he was 21. and again in 2011. he is now facing felony dui invasion charges. >> mistakes you make, you look bang hate you made them. >> coming back from this, the homeowner says it won't take long but as for the driver who caused this, his road looks to be a lot longer. in san mateo rafael, claudine wong, ktvu news. a starbucks in san mateo ramon may reopen this weekend

after -- that-- san ramon may reopen this weekend. a grass fire. news chopper 2 flew over the scene yesterday. authorities say they arrested the man shortly after the fire started. he is accused of tossing a match that started that fire. the flames burned for about an acre. no homes were damage. a team of scientist is now on the site of that huge rim fire just outside yosemite national park. it burn more than 250,000- acres. now, soil scientist, biologists, engineers and hydrologists are assessing the damage they are especially concerned about preventing mud slides when the first big rains hit in november or december. >> the forest sits above many population centers. so when we come out to look at

this, we find those values at risk. whether it is a river drain that flows into a city water system, those are things we need to protect. >> the forest service team plans to replant the most severely damaged land with grass and small trees to help prevent mud slides this winter. crime surging in berkeley over the first six months of this year, a new report says. robbery up 25%. burglary rose 34%. they say there have been four homicide so far this year. that is compared to five during all of last year. berkeley police chief plans to present the findings to the city council next week when he makes a case for more officers on the street. a court appointed federal overseer has rejected a key part of the oakland city council's plan to reform the police d. they want to hire civilians to free up officers for patrol. they plan to put the civilian hires outside of the department. the oversere said it is okay to

hire civilians for certain duties but they have to work for the police department civil affairs division. new word tonight for a new labor agreement for san francisco police. a 5% raise over five years for current officers. new recruits would receive a lower starting pay. supervisors are expected to sign off on the deal next week. one of the giants in food distribution is planning to open a new facility in gilroy. united natural food has agreed to open a giant warehouse on highway 152 just east of 101. it is expected to bring 500 new jobs and may open by the end of next year. they have dozens of distribution center across the u.s. and canada. the federal government is looking to stanford university for help improving air travel. stanford is among more than a dozen colleges getting grant money. the schools will split $40 million to develop ways to make jet liners quieter, more energy efficient and better for the

environment. the head of the fa a told our washington, d.c. bureau that the research could also make it cheaper to fly because fuel is an airline's second highest cost. the program is part of president obama's national plan to tackle climate change. the san francisco giants have announced plans to hold a special fund raiser to help pay for the medical cost for injured fan brian stow. the event will take place at at&t park on september 24th during the giants game with the la doing. $01 frommer ticket will go toward the brian stow fan -- fund, rather. excuse me. stow was injured when he was beaten and nearly killed at a doing game in los angeles. at the impact recycling fees are having in one part of contra costa county. a major online mistake for united. now it is giving a big price break for some customers who took advantageover that mistake. up next, why you woulder

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don't start planning your retirement just set. researchers think being smarter on how to avoid post drinking consequences mail p explain that lower risk. san francisco's ban on single use plastic bags is about to include restaurants. the plastic bag band started with larger supermarkets and pharmacyings but restaurants have been able continue using the bags for take out. that comes to and october first when the ban will expand to include restaurants. patrons will be able to pay a dime for recyclable bags but no charge for doggy wags or containers of hot soup. are you superstitious? there is a flight today, not for the faint of hawaii it is from copenhagan. today's night was almost full. the pilot says they joke about this route all the time. flight 666 to hel falls on friday the 13th twice this year. what animal control

officers now have to do when a big cat comes prowling. but first, heart breaking images from the flood disaster in colorado. and the effort underway right knew to rescue about 2,000 people in the disaster. warmer today across parts of the bay area. temperatures trending down this weekend. coming up, where the fog will be in the morning, and when rain chances could be added to our local forecast. ñáçwçñ

the death toll in colorado has nourices tonight tour after heavy rains triggered massive flooding yesterday and today near bolder. right now, national guard troupes are working to evacuate everyone from one town where the rising floodwaters left a lot of people stranded. >> roads ripped open, homes under water or under siege. residents, even some officials in shock after what meteorologist called a biblical amount of rainfall in colorado. officials and crews continue to assess the toll of death and damage. asiana plane crash the missing, holly stet son's 80-year-old at that time net hard hit small town of lions. >> he did not heed temperatures trending vacar -- the evacuation orders. we are not sure what he was thinking but maybe decided it wasn't as bad as, you know, the conditions really were. >> today, colorado's national guard began lifting people out of harm and down to safety. they hoped to rescue all residents across lions, some

2,000. many of whom have been without water, working toilets and electricity. for much of the state, especially four colorado counties, a warning. >> you have to recognize that this water is filled with debris and sand and it is almost like liquid cement even just a foot and a half of water can knock people over. you can be swept away. >> we're asking people to be exceptionally careful. if at all possible, stay off the roads. >> perhaps the most hard hit, bolder county. there, modeleds 400 feet long -- mud slides 400 feet long. cars stalled in aging waters. homes collapsing onto residents, and officials warning residents to seek higher ground meanwhile, fears in neighboring new mexico. weather officials have issued a flash flood emergency for several counties. >> . concord police cracking down on recycling thefts. lat of people known it is

illegal to take repsychables. they say the pine contents are the property of concord disposal service. the continues thefts could prevent the city from meeting state mandated recycling goals. one of the new apple iphones, you can now orderline. apple's new iphonec went on sell after midnight when the company started accepting free orders. last year apple sold 2 million iphone 5s online during its first 24 hours. the other new phone, the model 5s goes on sell next friday. sunnyvale based yahoo hit a milestone. topped $30 for the first time since it september off for a take overbid for microsoft five years ago. analyst say investors are pleased with changes in online's services under the new ceo marissa meyer. on wall street today,

stocks continued their september rally, and thed in fact, ended its best week since january. the up tick came despite a gloomy retail sales report treasure island the commerce d. here is a look now at today's closing numbers. the dow is up 75. the nasdaq was up 6. and the s&p 500 was up foure 4.5. a bill on the governor's desk could allow californians to put charlie brown or snoopy on their license plate. the money would go to a special fund for california museums and science centers. governor browns if he signs this w at least 7500 drivers would have to order the plate before the dmv started to hand them out. very cute. >> they sure are. let's talk about the eyewitness news. not too hot. not too cold. >> reporter: we are cooling off a little bit this weekend, especially sunday. these are just minor changes can. temperatures from this afternoon, we were advertising a warmup. that verify nicely e especially

inland. showing you some 80s this afternoon. even lower 90s out toward antioch. says topped out 74. san francisco 64 degrees. that fog bank nearby, in fact here is the heights. you can see the clouds hugging a good portion of our shoreline. closer inspection l is that overcast for half moon bay closer to pacifica as well. forecast headlines for tonight, partly cloudy skies. coastal fog. this weekend, a sun cloud mix. we will be cooling off in the extended. we will stay with our cool to mild weather pattern. here is the area of low pressure we're tracking offshore. basically moves this way into both saturday and sunday it won't be completely clear. a sun cloud mix. even drizzle to start out the day for saturday morning and sunday morning. then, temperatures maxing out in the 60s to the 70s. warmest locations approaching the lower 80s. as far as the flooding in colorado, sheer the forecast model. -- here is the forecast model. there is more rain in the

forecast, unfortunately this weekend. saturday could have a little bit of a break i will put this into motion into sunday. here is a closer inspection right around bold. look at all this activity. moderate to heavy rainfall returning, especially for the second half of the weekend. here in the bay area, no raindrops in our forecast. the low clouds and fog still in the area. partly to mostly cloudy for tomorrow morning. then the clouds pull back to near the shoreline for the afternoon hours. forecast highs most areas come down a few degrees. a few neighborhoods right around the same temperature range. the warm else locations we are thinking mid 80s for your saturday. we will trim back on those temperatures for the second half of the weekend. football forecast for cal tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy skies at memorial stadium. temperatures main flit mid to upper 60s. dropping back down to around 60 during the 6:0 0 hour. forecast highs santa rosa 70. oakland upper 60s.

liver more, 64. san francisco 65. pacifica 63 degrees. look ahead. your 5 day forecast. weekend always in view. sunday, the cool soddiest weekend. partly cloudy skiest monday. no rain clouds for tuesday, wednesday. beyond n especially about a week treasure island today, we could be adding rain chances in the bay area forecast. we'll keep thanousone eye on that. an of by chu ware goes viral. whey shop say the words are true. a mother speaking out about her kids growing up calling a hotel home. this and more coming up in less than 10 minutes at 6:00. ♪

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the adult children of an abuse woman from nevada have said fair well to their mother with a scathing obituary that has gone viral. in the obit the children said, quote, we celebrate her passing from this earth and hope she  lives in the afterlife reliving each gesture of violence, cruelty, and shame that she

delivered on her children can. six of johnson reddick's children were placed in an orphanage in the 60s because she regularly beat them with a metal-tipped belt. governor brown has signed a new law requiring animal control authorities to try non- lethal ways to deal with mountain lions in resident areas. the law only applies to animals that only behave aggressively. the department of fish and wild life must first try capturing or scaring off mountain lions before shooting them. the u.s. defense department has ended the deal with google that allowed the company to by discounted jet fuel. that company came when google rented space in mountain view and agreed to fly research missions for nasa. the deal allowed gag toll buy the gasoline at a discounts of more than a dollar a gallon. the there is word a government audit is underway to see if google gassed up its jets for pleasure and business flights

as well. lucky passengers will soon get to fly for free or almost free on united airlines thanks to a pricing glitch. air fairs the briefly sold from zero to $10 on unite 0's weep website yesterday. needless to say buyers spread the word before the airline corrected the error. today, united did agree to honor the tickets. tonight we have something that every air traveler should know. you are entitled to cash benefits if there are problems with your trip. consumer and travel organizations are petitioning for more awarens of those rights. ktvu's jacqueline fell shows us what one group is now asking washington to do. >> we headed to reagan international airport to see if passengers knew what alliance were required to do if they lose your luggage or bump you off a flight. >> do you know as a passenger what you rights are? >> no. >> no one knew they could get hundreds of dollars for their inconvenience. >> i travel a lot, but i wasn't aware of that.

i mean, i had no idea that those were my rights. >> most airlines have a down loadable boil rights. united is 50 pages. consume r. travel alliance director says it is too dense and passengers don't know to go look for their lights when travel nightmares hit. the he wants to start a campaign and put posters up like these all over airports telling passenger are also they could be in for some big bucks if their flight is scened or luggage lost. he has asked the u.s. the transportation secretary to encourage airports to provide space for the posters. >> the airlines prey on your ignorance by saying oh, will you take a hundred bucks. we will give you a coupon or put you on a free flight. >> they are already in airports in uniform they tell travelers where to go to lane they are entitled to. we showed these posters to passengers at reagan. >> that is a good idea. i think that should be here in america, too. >> the department of transportation tells me they are considering the request.

jacqueline felt, ktvu channel 2 news. >> now at 6:00, first day of school tradition turned into a nightmare. >> she did say bus hurt me. bus pinch me. bus bad. >> the awful turn of events for a special needs student that has touch off a fire storm. developing news at this hour, a shooting in broad daylighting in downtown oakland. we're talking to police about what may have led to the gunfire. and, it's moving day for a family who's made their home in a motel. the new home tonight for this hayward family we introduced you to last night. our viewers are coming through big time. getting on the bus for the first day of school is a right of passage for many. but for one hayward family it became a nightmare. i am heather holmes tonight for julie ha everiner. >> the first day of school and your bus driver takes your child to the wrong school.

but this story gets much worse. this time the child was 3 years old, autistic and was then forgotten. new at 6:00, ktvu's john fowler spoke to the angry mother whose story has sparked an investigation and a review of school bus contracts. john. >> reporter: the school bus driver dropped 3-year-old katelin here. what happened next she says traumatized her child. her mother blames durham school services. >> durham does not take ordinary care of our children, much less special care for these children. >> her daughter katelin is 3, autistic and her mother says unable to say her own name. gonzales posted this picture on facebook katelin getting on the bus, the first day of school. after what her mom called a traumatizing delicious another bus took her to the right