yyyyyy two motorcycle officers injured in a crash with an s.u.v. what police say the driver was doing behind the wheel that may have caused that accident. >> >> also overnight, an important deal between russia and the united states the agreement they came to on syria's stockpile of kim welcome weapons. >> severe floods force thousands to leave their homes in colorado.

why the situation could get worst over the weekend. ktvu's morning on 12 starts right now. good morning, welcome to "mornings on 2", it's saturday, november 14th. >> >> we are going to get you right over to rose mary for a quick look at your saturday forecast. how is it looking? >> we are socked in with fog in some cases, low clouds are far reaching. even patchy drizzle out there. i had my windsheild wipers going this morning. we are looking at nice weather for the second half of your day. we are coming into the final full welcome of summer. it will feel like fall. temperatures will fall a bit, today. some of us will be a few degrees cooler. i'll show you the numbers. in the extended forecast, we stick with this pattern. in the extended forecast further down, a first chance at rain.

i will share that with you. i'll have your numbers for today, coming up. >> >> police on the lookout for a man who attacked a hotel housekeeper. it happened at the double tree hotel near the fox tail golf club just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. the employee said she was cleaning the patio of one of the first floor rooms when the man came up, grabbed her from behind and put a knife to her threat. police say he took her to a room and began to sexually assault her, but she was able to break free and dream for help. we'll have a live report later. >> >> two police motorcycle officers in redwood city recovering after colliding with unsafer. news chapper 2 flu over the accident. the officers on their way to staffer a dui checkpoint. investigators say the driver of an s.u.v. turned left n the path of the

two motorcyclists. >> they were bleeding. they -- one had a bloody face, bloody arms. and then i walked up and looked at the motorcycles down and they said "you are very, very lucky." >> the s.u.v. driver sober and cooperative. she was questioned and allowed to drive away. police are looking into whether she was distracted by her cell phone or gps device. >> >> a separate crash seriously injured a whom who reportedly working for the freed month police department. she was on a motorcycle riding down freemont boulevard just before yesterday afternoon when she hit a pick up truck and a patrol car. she's a police civillial employee who has been with the department for the last 18 months. a ktvu woman send us this photo

of the accident scene. the woman was the only one involved and she is expected to survive >> police say speed was a major factor in a crash that left one person dead and another critically injured. it happened onsterring hill drive. both male victims were ejected from the sedan they were riding in. one person died at the scene. the other was air-lifted to the hospital. one is a teen and the other a young adult dolt, but it is unclear who was driving. >> >> bart managers may soon be operating passenger trains. recently, the transit agency was asked what it would do in the case that union employees strike next month. assistant general manager said one plan comes on training some of their 200 managers to operate the trains. >> we feel we have an obligation to see whether or not it it would be possible to

run some type of skeletal bart service. >> it's irresponsible to train managers. they don't know how to trouble shoot. they would not be able to evacuate. this is seriously a problem if they are talking about doing that. >> reporter: the plan needs to be presented to the bart board of directors. it's the board that would ultimate decide whether or not that would move forward with training the managers >> cal-tran managers will be dimming the led lights. this came after drivers began to complain that the new lights were blinding, especially in evening hours. fill it burns into a less intense level, cal-tran has turned off some of the lights inside of the tunnel. >> >> new zealand needs three more wins to claim the america's cup. promoters suggested that the regatta would pump millions of dollars into the economy, but advanced technology of the boat

reduced the number of challengers to three, which was fewer than anticipated. >> >> team from sweden never recovered after the death of a crew member during training. defending champion was penalized for breaking rules. the team lost points and several people were banned it from the competition. >> larry olson had put together and designed this race, t.w.a.s too expensive to put out. so, instead of having a regatta like 15 sailboats we expected to have -- >> some restaurants report a bump in business, but nothing overwhelming, two races scheduled for today at 1:15. >> >> hoping for a little warmup. this morning, driving past berkeley, i had my wipers going on. >> you and me both. >> >> it's a little damp out there for the early morning soccer games. be prepared for that >> patchy drizzle on the east

side of the bay along the coastline and overcast skies reaching well inland once again this morning. giving you a live look at the bay bridge socked in by fog. a little tough visibility wise to get across the bridge. outside of that, looking at fairly mild conditions as you step outside this morning. bring along the jacket, with all of the gray out there, it feels cool. we will be mostly sunny away from the coastline by the second half of the morning and into the afternoon. we are looking at a fairly pleasant day for the second half, slightly below average for this time of the year, in any case, it will be a nice one. onshore breeze as ramped up. it will be with us the entire day. if you are going out to view america cup races for the afternoon, there is a small craft advisory inside of the bay, an indication that it's going to be breezy out there for the second half. you will need a jacket for there as well. >> >> a look at the system bringing us the cooler air in

time for your weekend. marine layer anywhere from 1,500 to 1900 feet deep. so a lot like we started yesterday. temperatures will trend downward as the system moves a little closer to the coast t will take a northeastly path, but it is going to bring us the cooling trend in time tor the weekend and then we'll settle into this type of pattern for the long time. 57 in fairfield. 58 for oakland. san francisco checking in at 57. 60 mountain view an 60 in san jose. for the second half of the temperature, temperatures mild to warm. mid-70s in san raphael, 69 for sauce heat toe.

saw for mid-60s for san francisco. your expended forecast with your weekend in view, temperatures continue to cool as we get into the second half of your weekend. monday, tuesday, little change and then as we get into wednesday, slightly warmer, but the long range models hinting at the possibility of rain coming our way next week. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. >> >> new this morning, united states and russia strike a deal on syria's stockpile of chemical weapons. >> there can be no games, no room for avoidance or anything less than full compliance by the asaad regime. >> secretary of state john kerry announced the agreement during a summit with russia's foreign minister in geneva. according to the deal, syria must allow on the ground by

november and destroy and remove all chemical weapons by the middle of next year or risk a united nations resolution authorizing sanctions. in this weekend's weekly address, president obama said a military strike remains a possibility. >> we will maintain our military posture in the region to keep the pressure on the asaad regime. >> the president said his administration has been pursuing a diplomatic solution. he said syria must turn over all of its weapons to international control. president obama adds russia is staking their reputation this this and is cautioning both russia and syria not to use the agreement as a stalling tactic to delay u.s. military force. the united nations is expected to release a report claiming that syria used chemical weapons last month. samples from the august 21st

attack and doctors and witnesses were reported. the report could reveal the type of chemical used as well as who is responsible for launching the weapons. >> >> parents in northern california feeling the impact of what is going on in colorado >> i hope and pray she is safe. >> all circuits are busy, please call later. >> >> a story of a group stranded in the area. one girl's letter to her mother before the flash floods. >> >> horrifying call from a helicopter, what the victim's friends are saying about him and the investigation into how it all happened. >> >> let's take you outside. we can see the golden gate bridge. it is still gray out there, shaping up, though, to be a nice saturday. we'll keep on eye on the roads for you, year on "mornings on 2". q

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good morning, 00 live look at the blanket of low clouds over walnut creek. 58 degrees outside of your door this morning. >> >> a greyhound bus in ohio overturned sending more than 30 people to the hospital. officials say six of the passengers were flown to trauma centers. police say the accident happened in the city of hamilton around 4:00 am. 52 people were onboard. so far, no word on what caused that crash >> the forecast calls for more rain today and tomorrow in the already storm battered region of boulder, colorado. four people confirmed dead and 172 people are unaccounted for this morning. the university of colorado campus remains closed, while a football game against fresno state has been postponed. reporter, alicea -- on the calm before the storm. >> reporter: at least two communities were cut off after floodwaters destroyed all roads

in and out. national guards troops are finally getting into the small town of lyons with tactical vehicles. rescuers reached locals by helicopter, nearly two days after the storms first hit. >> i have never seen it like this. >> once this rain begins to reseed, we are going to need help with the recovery. >> >> reporter: help is on the way, president obama approved federal disaster assistance for the front range mountain area thursday night. safety remains the top priority for the rescuers. the next step is assessing the damage and the governor warns recovery will not be swift. >> this will not get fixed in a week. we have lost a great deal of infrastructure. it will take many weeks. >> >> reporter: for the third time in school history, the university of colorado canceled

its saturday football game with fresno state. the chancellor explaining it would be inappropriate to put additional pressure on the community >> families in northern california with loved ones in colorado are closely following the flooding there. a sacramento woman found out yesterday that her teen-age daughter can't return home because of the extreme weather. 15-year-old beatrice went to a colorado ranch as part of a school field trip 11-days ago. her mother said she was home sick before this week's rain and now has to wait a little longer to get home. >> "dear mom, i love you so much and i really miss you. i can't call so i figured i would write. they can't get to the airport because the roads are washed out." >> according to the ranch's blog, all of the students are fine, keeping dry. the group will make another attempt to get to the airport tomorrow. turning to this week's wildfire on mount diablo. the morgan fire is out.

fire crews will remain on the scene to watch out for flairups. officials say the fire was sparked by someone target shooting at an abandoned mercury mine. there is no word on possible charges. >> >> the cleanup of an marijuana grow operation turned deadly after a man fell out of the helicopter. 57-year-old shane, rogan. he volunteered with environmental cleanup crews to help preserve trails for future generations >> it was his life's blood. it was number one. pardon me -- he enjoyed it and he enjoyed all of us. >> crogan was taken to a trauma center where he died. fish and wildlife are investigating why he fell from that helicopter.

>> >> next week, student also wear a purple wrist band in honor of a former student that tried to change the world, at piedmont high school. during last night's football game against albany, piedmont paid tribute to a u.s. ambassador chris stevens. he was killed in a terrorist attack in libya last september. piedmont will name their library after stevens. his brother, tom, hopes his legacy will live on. >> chris was very proud of his days at piedmont high school and he would be very honored as the family is by this tribute to him. >> reporter: the tribute ended with a moment of silence, the wrist bands will be distributed next tuesday, which is is constitution day. >> a ban prohibiting pickets outside of the courthouse has been lifted. a sonoma county judge withdrew

the order, saying a small number of judges will be revisiting the rules. union officials are happen biwith the announcement calling the ban a violation of freedom of speech. >> >> why one east bay city said they are considering raising its parking rates. how you can park there for free. >> he is being called a hero, what a youth league coach did after seeing a girl fall into a sink hole >> how much cooler you can expect your area to be, coming up.

walnut creek is considering a proposal to double their parking meter rates. if it is approved, you will have to pay $2 to park. walnut creek hopes the plan will create a 15% vacancy rate for street parking. right no, it's not unusual for all of the streets to be taken.

the matter could go before the city council as early as next month? >> california has a new partier in it's battle to boost cooperation between california and china on energy and environment environmental issues. officials plan to work together to find ways to share low carbon technologies >> cleanup crews trying to remove a huge mow has says spill. 223,000-gallons leaked into the water from a rupture in the pipeline. they say it happened while the molasses. when it comes to the environment, it could be a worst spill than an oil spill. >> here we have a substance that on its face looks like it's not toxic, but it is actually harmful to the water

quality >> environmental protection agency and health officials are collecting samples to try to figure out what kind of impact the spill is actually having. >> >> tens of thousands of californians getting ready for a cleanup day. they will clean up beaches, creeks and other water ways. next saturday, coastal clean upday, what is called the largest garbage collection ever organized by the guiness book of world records. last year, 770,000-pounds of debris. if you would like to participate, find more information in the web links section of ktvu. com. > >> youth league football coach being called a hero after climbing into a sink hole after seeing a girl fall in. it happened in kentucky. the two-year-old was running around the field when she fell into the hole. that's when coach terrance washington lowered himself down to keep her calm and safe until

firefighters can pull them both to safety. >> that was an act of somebody needs to go, who is going. >> reporter: after about an hour, moore and washington were both pulled out of the hole with no injuries. the sink hole had been discovered a few days before and it was supposed to have cones surrounding it. >> >> 7:23. we talked about this change in the weather that is coming our way. i was telling rose mary i get surprised when it feels a little chilly outside. >> the breeze picks up in the afternoon and evening hours and all of a sudden, you need that jacket. i'm seeing a quick return of the low clouds. let's take you through as we get through the morning hours 9:00 or 10:00. it's lunchtime, notice around the east bay, oakland. perhaps dealing with a partly cloudy sky and i imagine that we are going to be partly sunny to mostly cloudy for the coast the entire day. santa cruz, you will have partly cloudy skies into the afternoon, but by 7:00.

you see the time stamp, shooting across the back of the bay and into the east bay. a lot like last night, we'll have those back in time for sunset right around 7:20, these days, 7:19 for some, in berkeley, if you are going to see cal play this afternoon. bring your jacket. onshore breeze will be with us for the second half of the day. notice the extended forecast. we are eight days away from autumn, but it will feel a lot like fall, through weekend and beyond if you are going to be out and about for today. to day a few degrees cooler than yesterday. temperatures for your afternoon going to feel mild, but below the seenal average for this time of the year. if you are getting out this morning. dealing with low clouds, patchy drizzle. partly cloudy away from the coastline by noon time. low 60s in the forecast along the coast. we are talking upper 60s around the bay, 76 for our warmest location.

tomorrow is going to be an even cooler day and we are settling into this pattern all the way through mid-week wednesday. a detailed look at your current conditions coming up. >> >> we are learning more about what is causing a delay at the san jose earthquake stadium. latest problem includes a high water table and difficulties connecting it to the city's sewer system. this is the second delay in the past few months for this 18,000 seat, $60 million stadium project. as a result, club officials announced they are going to push back the grand opening to the start of the 2015 season. >> >> the day san jose shark fans have been waiting for at 10:00. regular season game tickets will go on sale to the public fans can purchases up to ate tickets and you can buy the tickets in person or ticket master. com. if you go to the center, prenumber wrist bands will be handled out at 8:00 this morning. the team will hold a free

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>> a hotel maid tied up and assaulted on the job. the attack under investigation in the north bay this morning. welcome. >> police say the housekeeping employee was grabbed and forced into one of the rooms, alex savage is live for us at the double tree hotel where this frightening assault occurred. >> reporter: this was a frightening attack for this woman, sexually assaulted at knife-point while she was working. it happened yesterday afternoon at 3:45 while the woman was cleaning one of the first floor rooms here at the double tree hotel. she was out on the patio when police say a man came up, grabbed her from behind, put a knife to her throat and forced her back into the room. the attacker tied up this 37- year-old woman and began to sexually assault her. she managed to fight the man

off, run off and scream for help. this description, a black man in his 30s, 5'10 inches tall, distinctive tattoo on cursive writing on the side of his neck according to investigators. during yesterday's attack, he was wearing a white button down shirt, dress pants and he had on black gloves. a sargeant told me investigators are continuing this morning and in the coming days to look for witnesses and they are trying to find surveillance video from here at this owe tell or neighboring businesses that could potentially show this attacker as he ran away from the scene yesterday. alex savage, ktvu channel "2 news." a woman recovering after being attacked while walking in

el cerrito. the woman was alone when a man began beating her. nearby residents heard the victim's screams and started to yell at the attacker out the window. the man ran away toward the bart station >> an investigation opening up publicly for the first time, through his attorney, 57-year- old defendant is discussing what happened, the lawyer said he was driving a city truck on a pedestrian path in holly park nine days ago. he went onto the grass to avoid and object on the pavement. he said he knew he hit something, but did not realize he had hit a 35-year-old woman until he was arrested. his lawyers said his client is devastated and is currently on administrative leave without pay >> a motorcyclist hit by a san francisco fire truck has filed a claim seeking damagages.

the motorcyclist accuses the person in the fire truck of being drunk at the time. the claim is often a prelude to a lawsuit of firefighter michael quinn is often unpaid leave and faces numerous departmental counts of misconduct. the chronicle reports the blood alcohol level several hours after the den was above the legal limit >> families of five men will hold a vigil to call attention to their cases. the most recent of the five men to disappear. his family said he met a former teacher at the french american school may 21st, placed a call to his father from golden gate park and he has not been seen since. family members are hoping to day's vigil will generate new leads >> we 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: the other four men have been missing since 2010. they are -- . misses persons advocates say these types of cases typically get less attention from police because they involve adult men. . we are very open public institution that opens its doors to everyone who comes in, incidents can happen. >> according to the spokes woman, incidents involving inappropriate behavior number in the thousands each year. that includes people sleeping in the library, creating a disturbsance and bathing in the bathrooms.

the library said starting monday, the facility will be patrolled full-time. >> >> it was like we had four minutes in class and the bell rang early. we were all happy, then we were like "wait a minute, this is wrong." >> schools in at least six nearby cities have been targeted. >> >> investigators in the central valley said a high school student died accidentally getting locked inside of a car. classmates of 14-year-old graciella martinez set up a memorial for the freshman. she died wednesday in her brother's car. she went with him to school but stayed in the vehicle because her class started later than his.

when he returned, he found her dead in the back seat. investigators say discovered when the doors are locked with a key from the outside, people inside may not be able to get out. >> she was my only sister. i don't know if i can get through it. >> >> graciella did not have a cell phone and could not use the car horn. police say unless the key is in the ignition, the horn on that car would not work. .

investigators calling the massive fire at a new jersey board walk suspicious. that fire wiped out more than 30 businesses in a four block area on thursday. businesses ranged from pizza shops to ice cream stores. investigators are trying to sift through the debris, searching for the origin of the fire and any possible accelerants. lingering hot spots could delay that investigation. we were devastated by sandy and now, the board walk fire destroyed pretty much all childhood memories. >> businesses at the board walk was down 40-60% this summer because of super storm sandy. president obama said his administration will do everything it can to support new jersey's efforts to rebuild the president issued a statement saying he was grateful for the heroic work of

local responders. a couple of hours san francisco giants organization will hold an evacuation drill out at & t ballpark. law enforcement agencies, ballpark vendors, security, all taking part in this drill. part of a collaboration with the governor's office of emergency services to insure fan safety in the event of a large scale emergency during a game or other event at the ballpark. the team said it will use the drill to evaluate internal operations along with evacuation plans and procedures. >>. dream of becoming a millionaire could be true for someone in the bay area tonight because tonight powerball jackpot is at $3,317,000,000. many bay area stores have been packed with people buying tickets. you only have a few more hours to get one, the drawing will be at 8:00 tonight.

. >> time now, 7:38. >> we have some nice weather in store for the afternoon. a cooling trend if time for the weekend. it won'ting sharp, a few degrees here, a few degrees on sunday. sunday looks 0 be the cooler day. we are waking up low cloud, patchy drizzle. giving you a live look across the bay and all of that fog. sfo reporting delays, no surprise with the low clouds in place one hour delay for some arriving flights. we are going to peel away to partly cloudy skies for the second half of the day. we will have low clouds along the coastline. if are you planning on heading that direction, we have cleanups going on for parts of the coastline.

sand castle building going on. bring the sweatshirt, it will be a cool one along the shore line today. this is the system that continue its path closer to us as we get think today, tomorrow, begins to ride over the northern edge of california. it's going to continue, our cooling trend will continue, onshower breeze, it onshore breeze. it will continue. it is enough to cool us down and the onshore breeze, 21- miles per hour, good indication of what is to come for the second half of the day. the cool pacific air helps to off set the heating for the second half. 57 in concorde. walnut creek. livermore, areas of livermore this morning along the coast and of course around the bay. getting outdoors, be prepared for that.

early morning soccer games going on. if i shift over here, upper 50s at lay fayette, 57 outside of your door. second half of the afternoon, not bad. just not as warm as we should be for this time of year. mid-70s, san raphael, 69 for the afternoon in socialite -- 73 in redwood city, mid-60s in san francisco, if you are going to watch america's cup races for today. extended forecast here, slightly cooler for sunday and then we just can't shake this pattern. low to mid-80s in the forecast. monday, tuesday, slightly warmer wednesday. mid-70s around the bay, but it takes us until wednesday before we bounce back. mid-60s along the coast on mid-

week wednesday. i'll have a view of your time line and lunchtime numbers coming up >> barry bonds said he wants to immediately start to serve his service. he will begin his sentence, 30- days home confinement, two years probation, $4,000 fine and 250 hours of community service. bonds was convicted in connection with the steroid scandal. appeals court ruled that his testimony before a grand jury was evasive and misleading. >> >> oakland as, lead in the al west, 4 1/2 games. first inning, off to a strong start after this three yard shot. in the 8th inning, rangers -- look down, 9-8. next batter, adrian belltrade. shawn trying to stretch the third. they have a back handed arm,

comes up throwing, gets rios out. a's win, 9-8 and will be ending "mornings on 2" at 9:30 so we can bring you the rangers game. giants taking on the dodgers. hunter scores, giants down one and a little rally going on, next water, brett pill singling in. giants taking a 3-2 lead an went on to win this one. dodgers 4-2. >> >> a school bus mixup and a three-year-old autistic child goes to the wrong school. >> she sid "burt hurt me, bus pinch me, bus bad." >> what the district is now saying about the incident. >> >> approach to the bay bridge

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cloudy start. 16 degrees, for the afternoon, you can expect 74. >> a school bus mixup that sent an autistic three-year-old to wrong school has one east bay mother taking action. alicia gonzalez took this picture of her three-year-old getting onto the school bus. it was her first day at a special needs school. gonzalez said the bus first took her to the wrong school and later at the end of the day forgot to pick her up.

>> the following day, she did not want to go to school as you can imagine. she was terrified to get on the bus and she didn't. >> the buses were rounder durham school services. since acknowledged their mistakes. haywood district is reviewing their contract with the company. but because they are part of a regional contract, there are fewer options. >> >> hope in a story you have seen on on two --  >> because of motel rules, they needed to move outboast ktvu viewers saw this story, offers to help the family have been pouring in. >> there is so much positive statements in here. i wish i could print them out and hang it on my wall for the times when i felt the lowest. >> it is estimated 47,000

school children live in motels across the country. the family started to live in motels when the father first lost his job. while he has a job, now, they cannot afford a down payment on an apartment >> los angeles school district is now monitoring students public posts on social media. the project will cost the district $40,000. but for one year, the company will follow the postings of more than 14,000 middle and high school students. school officials say the purpose is to protect the children and during tests of the project last spring, one suicidal project was saved. >> >> with the cost of college increasing, students are graduating more and more in debt. on average, grants and scholarships will cover 30% of a student's expense. that means two-thirds of students are resorting to loans to pay for their education.

most average more than $26,000 >> bay area housing is showing signs of cooling off. sales down 8.8% from july. earlier this year, many homes experienced several offers and saw bidding wars. now that trend is starting to slow down. experts say 10% of homes sold in contra costa county had price reductions to get them off the market. >> >> about 40,000 federal employees waiting for friday's paycheck. officials say a computer at the department of interior failed to process direct deposits for several agencieses. they are working with 1800 banks to run those deposits of tuesday. a spokesperson said the processing center entered the wrong date for the transfers, changes have been made so it does not happen again. >> >> meanwhile, social security has overpaid more than $1.3

billion in disability payments. 36,000 people received improper payments from december of 2010 to january of 2013. recipient also jobs when they were supposed to be unable to work. officials say the anymores represent one percent of the payments made during that time frame. the social security administration is now looking into the cause of these overpayments. >> united airlines said it will honor free tickets mistakenly sold to passengers, united airlines listed air fares at zero dollars and customers had to pay a $5 or $10 carrier fee. united is not saying how many tickets were sold or how much it will cost the airlines, though the problem was fixed in a couple of hours. >> >> analysts reporting the i phone 5c has had fewer preorders than previous i phones. the yellow model appears to be

sold on on apple's website. of the more advanced phone goes on sale on friday. >> >> world champion hot dog joey chestnut, he devoured 13 apple pies in eight minutes. and this is how he did it. >> get into a rhythm, control my breathing, don't overstuff my mouth, drink water, do the same thing over and over. >> >> chestnut said he still had room for one more pie. next up, a brat wurst eating contest in cincinnati. good way to see the country. . good luck to him. >> all right, 7:51, it is a big

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hudson. and to hear there is drug traffic on our ocean ways is sad to hear -- . police are still searching for one other suspect. so far, no information about where that boat was coming from. >> >> 8,000 partygoers will make their way to oracle arena. it kicks off at 8:00. police and nearby residents say drug use is a big concern x an molly has been popular among those attending the event. . last year's party got more than 1700 noise complaints people as far away -- >> a father in utah make headlines after wearing a pair

of short shorts to prove a pointed. he said he was tired of his daughter's habit of wearing the short shorts. he decided to join her. he converted a pair of his own jeans into daisy dukes. >> we have had plenty of arguments. that doesn't get you anywhere. we decided to go a more humerous route and i knew she would take it well. she actually said she didn't mind that she was embarrassed. so she must have a sense of humor -- .

it's going to be a cool one if you are going to the beach. temperatures reaching into the low 60s for the afternoon. we have this system off the coastline that will continue the cool onshore breeze working its way to the coast by tomorrow. we'll see some of the coolest temperatures, shaving off a few degrees. this morning a lot like yesterday. low clouds, onshore breeze. to fairfield, the breeze anywhere from 15-20 and again a lot like how we started yesterday. patchy drizzle out there this morning. the fog for the afternoon. temperatures will be in the >> mid-80s, a plan to hand to the fall festival, it will feel

like fall, partly cloudy by noon time. low 60s at the coast. upper 60s around the bay, 76 for your lunch hour. mostly sunny skies away from the coastline for the second half of the day, temperatures a little cooler than yesterday. tomorrow, we fall off just a bit and monday into tuesday looks to be the coolest days on the extend forecast with a slight bump in your temperatures wednesday. i will add next weekend, the possibility of rain, we'll be tracking that for you, back to the desk. >> >> tomorrow's 49ers game in seattle will be a loud one. fans are going to attempt to break the world record for the loudest stadium roar. >> >> a fund-raiser after a deadly stabbing at a hardware store with the proceeds going to the victim's mother who was being supported by her son until he was killed. yyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

temperatures running a little cool for the season, starting out low clouds, fog, patchy drizzle. by the second half of the day, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. temperatures falling as we get into your sunday afternoon. sunday looks to be a little cooler. in the extended forecast, this pattern will hang with us. a layout of your numbers coming up. >> >> investigation is now underway into an assault inside of a hotel. a cleaning woman said she was working when someone forced heroine a room at knife-point.

ktvu's alex savage is live at the double tree hotel with the search for the attackers. >> good morning, police say this was a scary attack for this woman. she's a housekeeper here at the double tree hotel. she was sexually assaulted at knife-point while she was cleaning one of the first floor rooms that has a patio adjacent to the parking lot. she was out on the patio, according to police mr. when a man came up from behind, grabbed her, put a knife to her throat and forced her back into the room. this happened at 3:45 in the afternoon as she was cleaning this room. police say the attacker tied up the 37-year-old woman and began to sexually assault her. the housekeeper imaginaged to fight the man off, screamed for help and that's when the attacker ran off. now, some hotel guests told me this morning they did hear about this assault, but one man was surprised when i told him what happened. >> that's a little disturbing.

i would liked to have known about it. i would liked to have known about that needly. to choose a hotel based on whether or not activity like that is going on or other activity that you don't want to be around. it's supposed to be a double tree hill ton. i would expect better security >> police tell us the victim was able to give them a good description of the man who attacked her. he is described as a black man in his 30s, 5'10 and according to the victim he has a distinctive tattoo with kur is writing on the side of his neck. during yesterday's attack, the man was wearing a white button down shirt and i was wearing gloves at the time. investigators are continuing to try to track down any potential witnesses. police say there weren't many people in the area where this

attack happened yesterday afternoon. but they are still trying to find witnesses and trying to pull surveillance video from this hotel or some of the other nearby businesses. there is a store that is a short distance away. i spoke with the man working there. he was on duty yesterday and he tells me they have surveillance video that could show this attacker running away from the scene. live, alex savage, ktvu channel "2 news." antioch police say speed was a major factor in a crash that left one person dead and another one critically injured. it happened sterling hill drive on hillcrest avenue. police believe both male victims were ejected from the sedan they were riding in. one died at the scene and the other was air-lifted to the hospital. >> two police officers are recovering after colliding with an s.u.v. the officers were on their way

to stop a dui checkpoint. investigators say the driver of the s.u.v. turned left into the path of the two motorcycles. >> they were bleeding. they -- one had a bloody face, bloody arms >> and i walked up, looked at the motorcycles and said "you are very, very lucky." >> police say the driver of the s.u.v. was sober and was allowed to drive away. police are looking into whether the driver was distracted by her cell phone or gps device. >> >> a separate crash seriously injuried a woman who reportedly works for the freemont police department. investigators say she was on a motorcycle riding down freemont boulevard when she hit a pickup truck and a patrol car. cording to one report, she's a 29-year-old police civilian employee who has been with the

department for the past 18 months. ktvu viewer sent a photo of the accident. the woman was the only person hurt. she is expected to survive. there is an investigation because it involved two police employees. >> co-workers of a man stabbed to death will hold a fund- raiser for his father. daniel stone was killed while working at a hardware store. police say a man walked in, stabbing him 17 times, saying it was a mission from allah. the fund-raiser is being held from noon to 4:00. all of the proceed also go to stone's mother who lost her job and was being supported by her son. >> >> bart managers may soon be driving trains, metropolitan train commission recently asked the agency what it would do if

union strikes again after the cooling off period. one contingency plan calls for the training of bart's 200 managers to operate the trains. >> we feel we have at least an obligation to see whether or not it would be possible to run a skeletal bart service. >> it's reckless and irresponsible to train managers. they don't know how to trouble shoot. they would not be able to evacuate. this is a serious problem if they are talking about doing that. >> the plan still needs to be presented to the board of directors. it would be the board that would ultimately decide to move forward with the plan. >> >> dimming the led lights inside of the bay bridge tunnel. it all came after drivers said the new lights were blinding especially during the evening hours. led take a few hours to burn into a less intense level. until that happens, cal-tran has turned off some of the

lights inside of the tunnel >> right now a news conference happening in colorado where police say people are unaccounted for after heavy flooding >> shelters and check ins, we are in the process of trying to consolidate that information and get real accurate information about numbers. the intense operations in the rare and on the ground will continue today at a level i have never seen to get people inserted and into those areas that are otherwise surpassable our onrampable. there have been some incredible stories. we rescued a young couple yesterday from lyons. young lady pregnant, her due tate is tomorrow. we got her out of lyons to a home in long month and her water broke last night, there are some personal stories coming out of this that make

all of this very, is he rewarding. i'm going to introduce you to dan dallas, our type 2 incident commander from the rocky mountain incident management team. dan has more information about what assets are lear on the ground and what are coming. once he is done, the two of us will take questions about what is occurring in our county operationally. once he is done, then, the county commissioner will speak. so, dan? >> you have been listening into a news conference there in colorado after 36 hours of severe flooding. heavy rains out there in the rocky mountain area. four people confirmed dead in the city of boulder. that one individual talking about how air rescues will resume today and gave the story of the rescue of that one pregnant woman whose water broke just after she was rescued. >> so some positive news on what otherwise has been a tragic story there in colorado. >> nothing like it here in the bay area. let's turn to rose mary to see

we'll have sunshi nothing like the heavy rains there in colorado. >> nothing toe gripe about when you look at the devastonn over here at home, a slight cool down. that's what is in store for your weekend. we are waking up with plenty of gray sky out there. even a little drizzle. you do have a place to be this morning. perhaps even a little damp. mike and i had our windsheild wipers going. giving you a view of the overcast skies. can you see how widespread that low cloud cover is. over the north bay, south bay along the peninsula. cuts off at vallejo. fairfield waking up with mostly sunny skies. martinez looks pretty good as we shift along the south. i580, reporting cloudy skies. this will burn away, partly cloudy skies away from the coastline again for the afternoon. temperatures will be just a few degrees cooler than what we had

yesterday. the onshore breeze sticking with us. fair field, 18-miles per hour, ramping up once again and it will be with us for the entire day. afternoon sea breeze white house again and a small craft advisory just inside of the bay, breezy out there, for america's cup if you plan on heading in that direction, you will need the jacket. a look at the system migrating closer to the coast. by tomorrow, sliding over northern california. it will continue our cooling trend. tomorrow, slightly cooler than what we are getting to day. 58 degrees in concorde. 59 in fair field, low 60s in antioch, you can see around the bay area, upper 50s, san francisco, low 50s in san raphael, 61 degrees outside of your door in minute tan view. >> >> temperatures nice. a little below the seasonal average, but not bad. mid-70s for san rafael.

69 -- head to the east, 69 -- d67 in berkeley if you are going to the cal berkeley game for the second half, low 60s by the end of the game. low 80s for danville. 74 san jose. 74 in santa claira. along the peninsula. low 70s for you redwood city. 72 for san mateo. cool and mostly cloudy remaining along the coastline for your afternoon and your temperatures, take a look at the extended forecast. not a lot of change. we cool a bit tomorrow. further cooling monday, tuesday and we begin a slight warmup wednesday. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. >> >> it's being called the worst flood in decades, coming up, more from the news conference happening right now. >> >> the latest information from the fire lines on mount diablo. how much that fire cost and how long crews plan to stay up there.

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in this morning's weekly address, president obama said a military strike remain as possibility. >> since this emerged with the threat of military action, we'll maintain our mitt teary posture in the region to keep the pressure on >> the president said syria must turn over all of its weapons. president obama adds russia is staking their reputation in this agreement and is cautions russia and sarah not to use the agreement as a stalling tactic to delay military force.

>> >> a report will be released on monday claiming that syria used chemical weapons the report could reveal the type of chemical used as well as who is responsible for launching the weapons >> first anti-war protest on the new span of the bay bridge is being held today, activists of multiple groups will march along the eastern span, protesting any possible u.s. involvement calling it illegal and immoral. today's protest is scheduled to take place between 1:00 and 2:00 in afternoon >> john mccain is planning to write a piece for a russian media outlet. it will attack russian president's leadership.

john mccain's office has promised to submit this by wednesday >> new zealand needs three more wins to claim the america's cup. some people are wondering if san francisco is the real loser. race promoters suggested that the regatta would pump millions into the economy. but the advanced technology of the boat reduced the number of challengers to three, which was fewer than anticipated. the artemis team never recovered after the death of one of the members. >> >> team lost points, several members were banned from the competition. a san francisco supervisor said the america's cup is not living up to what was promised. >> >> larry olson put together and designed this race. it was too expensive. instead of having a regatta, 15 sailboats, we had about three billion rares.

>> >> some restaurants reported a bump in business, but nothing overwhelming. two races are scheduled for today at 1:15. >> >> turning to this week's wildfire. the morgan fire is out, but crews will remain on the scene to watch for flairup. officials say the fire was sparked by someone target shooting aned a an abandoned mercury mine south east of clayton. no word of any possible charges >> new new this morning, a greyhound bus in ohio overturned sending more than 30 people to the hospital. six passengers were flown to the trauma centers. it happened off interstate 75, 52 people were onboard. so far, no word on what caused that crash. >> >> next week, students at piedmont high school will wear purple wrist bands in honor of a former student that tried to change the world.

>> during last night's football game, piedmont todd print to u.s. ambassador chris stevens. he was killed in a terrorist attack at the american consulate in libya last september. piedmont will name their library after stevens and his brother hopes his legacy will live on at the school. >> chris was very proud of his days at piedmont high school and he will be very honored as his family is by this tribute to him. >> the tribute ended with a moment of silence. the school gave stevens brother the wrist band that says "remembering chris stevens" it will be distributed next tuesday on can pus. >> >> a man being called a hero after jumping into a sink hole after a little girl falls in >> a new miss america will be crowned. more on the woman that will be representing the bay area >> cool, mostly cloudy start to the day.

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a youth league football coach is being called a hero for climbing into a 18-foot sink hole after seeing a two- year-old girl climb in. it happened in kentucky. the two-year-old was running around field when she fell into

the hole and that's when the coach, terrance washington lowered himself in to keep her safe until firefighters could pull them both to safety. >> we are all neighbors. that was just an act of somebody needs to go, who is going? >> after about an hour, moore and washington were both pulled route of the hole with no injuries. family members say the sink hole had been discovered a few days before and it was supposed to have cones around it. city workers are now trying to fill it up >> bay area native will be competing at the miss america pageant. 22-year-old crystal lee grew up in san francisco and went to the college of miran. she was crowned miss california. she is hoping to win to inspire others in science, technology. >> good luck to here.?

good luck. it's going to be mild out there, but we'll have the afternoon sea breeze picking up. you know what that means. it will cool down. bring along the jacket just in case. we do have the low clouds out there this morning. and they are far flung. south, into the east bay. by 10:00, we are looking at mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. take a look at the coast. the afternoon will be gray. we have some sunshine here in santa cruz, but for pacific and half moon bay, mostly gray for most of the day. for the second half of the afternoon and into the evening hours, sun setting at 7:20. take a look. it's already shooting back across the east bay. a lot like yesterday. clouds will be back early on an we'll wake up with them again on sunday morning. a look at the extend forecast, we are getting into a cooler

pattern. it will feel like fall the way through mid-week wednesday. take a look at that, temperatures running cool for this time of the year. if you have plans for today, here's a look at your day planner. patchy drizzle, low clouds, temperatures ranging mid-50s to low 60s, noon time, partly cloudy skies. low 60s at the coast. upper 60s around the bay, mid- 70s for your lunchtime for inland cities, nice and mild out there. for the second half, mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. temperatures cool slightly tomorrow and then again, additional cooling for monday, tuesday, rebound on wednesday, i'll have a detailed look at your current temperatures coming up. >> >> last week 49er/green bay game has been costly for both

teams. some nfl fans trying to break a world record at the tomorrow's 49er game in seattle. sea hawk fans will attempt to have the loudest crowd roar at a sports stadium. a sound engineer will do the measuring. attempt will happen when the 49ers take their first possession. seattle is known as the loudest stadium in the nfl. >> >> oakland is preparing for their home opener tomorrow. the raiders will take on 0-1 jacksonville jaguars. the game is sold out. parking gates will open five gates before the start of the game, but this season, you will not be able to tail gate after kickoff. >>. day san jose shark fans have been waiting for. in an hour and a half, regular game season ticket also go on sale to the public. fans could purchases up to eight games. you can buy the tickets in person or attickest master.

com. wrist bands were handed out a short time ago. it could be a life changing night for mike or one of the other powerball ticket holders as tonight's jackpot hits more than $300 million. >> >> five men missing. five mysteries waiting to be solved. the partnership bringing their families together to find answers.

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on 2". i'm claudine long. >> a worker tied up and assaulted inside of the room at the double tree hotel. ktvu's alex savage live with more on reaction from hotel guests. >> reporter: hotel guests stunned to find out what happened to this housekeeper. police say this woman was sexually assaulted at knife- point as she was working yesterday. it happened at 3:45 in the after when the housekeeper was cleaning one of the first floor rooms. she was out on the patio when it happened, a patio that faces out to the parking lot. a man came up, grabbed her from behind, put a knife to her throat and force her inside of the room. the attacker tied up the 37- year-old woman an began to sexually assault her. the housekeeper managed to fight the man off and screamed for help. that's when the attacker ran off, leaving bag through the parking lot of the hotel. some hotel guests told me they heard about this assault.

others say they are just finding out this morning. one man he talked to told me it's troubling. >> that's really disturbing. i definitely want to go to the hotel guest and can about it because i have a girlfriend that stays here sometimes, she's here by herself. it's no different than the maid walking around being attacked or having a daughter or somebody here being attacked so -- >> police say the victim in this case gave them this description of the person that assaulted her. a black man in his 30s. 5'10 inches tall and a distinctive tattoo of cursive writing on the side of his neck. during yesterday's attack, he was wearing a white button down shirt with black manhunts and he had on gloves. >> >> now, this morning, i did leave a message with the

general manager here at the double tree hotel hoping to hear back at some point this morning with reaction. live, alec savage, ktvu news. >> >> a woman attacked while walking -- police say the woman was alone when a man began to beat her. a nearby resident heard the victim's screams and started to yell at the attacker during a window the man ran away toward the bart station. >> >> parks employee accused of running over and killing a woman opening up publicly for first time. through his attorney, he is discussing what happened. the lawyer tells the chronicle he was driving a city truck on a pedestrian path holly park nine days ago. he said he drove the truck onto the grass to avoid an object on the paveed path. bernoski said he knew he hit something, but did not realize

he hit the 35-year-old woman until he was arrested. his lawyer said his client is devastated an is currently on administrative leave without pay. >> >> a crash happening on june 29th at fifth and howard streets, motorcyclist accuses the firefighter driving the truck of being drunk at the time. he said he broke several bones and has run up half a million dollar in medical bills. a claim that is often a prelude to a lawsuit. the chronicle reports blood alcohol level of the driver after the accident was above the legal limit. >> >> families of five missing men will hold a vigil to try to call attention to their cases. the most recent of five men to disappear, shawn, he met a former teacher at the french american school on may 21st and placed a call from to his

father from golden gate park. he has not been heard from since. family members are hoping today's vigil weather generate some new leads. >> public awareness to the fact that there are five young men missing in san francisco and we have five desperate families searching for their sons. >> the other four men all went missing in the past three years. they are -- . main library will be enforcing new security measures after a man was attacked just before 3:00. they say a man threw a chair at another person in the computer area hitting him in the head. security guards on duty quickly detained that suspect.

>> we are a very open and public institution that opens its doors to anyone that comes in. incidents can happen. >> according to the spokes woman incidents including inappropriate behavior number in the thousands. including people sleeping in the library and bathing in the bathroom. starting monday, a san francisco police sargeant will patrol the facility full-time. >> >> in 30 minutes, san francisco giants organization will hold an evacuation drill at the at & t park it is part of a collaboration with the governor's office of emergency services to insure fan safety in the event of a large scale emergency during a game or any other event at the ballpark. the team said it will use the drill to alert to the evacuation plans and procedures. >> >> governor brown is promising to sign legislation that will

allow undocumented immigrants to get a california driver's license. >> california recognizes this is important to our communities and our economy. hopefully people in washington will get the message. >> >> right now, nine states and the district of columbia issue drivers licenses to undocumented immigrants. the new licenses would look slightly different than those issued to legal residents. residents. >> >> the dmv about be issuing a commemorative plate featuring snoopy the plate is designed to raise money for california's 1400 museums and science centers. the governor has until next month to determine if he will

sign the bill. >> >> tonight, powerball jackpot stands at $317 million. many bay area stores have been packed with people buying the tickets. you still have time to go out and get one. the drawing is scheduled for 8:00 tonight. >> new information about the severe flooding in colorado. officials say the number of people unaccounted for has grown from 172 to 218. four people are confirmed dead. in about a half hour ago, we showed you a live news conference from boulder, colorado, the heart of the flooding. because there is more rain today and major storms tomorrow, the sheriff is expecting the number of fatalities to grow. there is right now a mass rescue effort underway throughout the county. >> access some areas by atv and foot. we are going to be specifically checking specific addresses that we have from friends and loved ones as we can to narrow

the size of the list as well. >> >> president obama has approved disaster assistance for that part of the region. oftenverty of colorado campus if boulder remains closed and a football game against fresno state has been postponed. >> >> heavy rains, causing flash floods in new mexico are, hundreds have been forced to evacuate because of rising waters. the governor has declared a state of emergency. if the rio grandee river continues to rise, it could reach flood stage by this weekend. >> >> here in the bay area, waking up to overcast skies across most of the area. hopefully, rose mary, they will burn off and we'll have blue skies across the area. >> we expect the blue skies to make an appearance in the next hour or two. we will begin to see the low clouds where it will remain gray the entire day, partly sunny skies expected for pass civic could and half moon bay. out in santa cruz, partly

cloudy day. marine layer anywhere from 1600 to 1900 feet deep. a lot like yesterday. and or temperatures a lot like yesterday. this is the system responsible for the cooling trend as we get into your weekend. today, slightly cooler than yesterday. tomorrow, slightly cooler than today because the system will be migrating closer to the coastline. it will take a northeastly trek, so it will clip northern california, but we, again, will be either enjoying or dealing with it depending on how you like your weather. we have the deep marine layer in place. onshore breeze blowing through fairfield and i expect we'll have the afternoon sea breeze for san francisco and into the bay. actually for the bay, a small craft advisory in place. so for america's cup racing, it will be breezy out there. bring along your jacket. temperatures still holding mid- to upper 50s, 60s out there.

57 in menlo park. 59 in parker city. one last shift, 52 in sunnyvale. your afternoon highs for today, the numbers are running a little below the seenal average. but still nice. 81 in sonoma. upper 60s -- as we shift to the east, 68 for oakland. upper 60s -- 67 in berkeley if you are going to catch cal berkeley versus ohio, we have temperatures in the 80s inland. 84 for morgan hill. 74 in san jose as we slide along the peninsula, a nice day for you. 68 san bruno, mid-60s in in san francisco. extended forecast, a slight dip in the temperatures for tomorrow, an additional cool down monday, tuesday, with a rebound in temperatures on wednesday.

back to you at the desk. >> >> the first day of school goes horribly wrong for one mother and her autistic daughter. more on the bus mixup and how the school district is now reacting.

18 people behind bars accused of being part of a drug smuggling ring. members of the california national guard happened to spot two dozen people offloading drugs off a boat. multiple agencies responded and found, there you see it, about 2,000-pounds of marijuana. >> this is my weekend get away with my four-year-old son, hudson and to hear that there is drug traffic on our ocean ways is sad to hear. >> >> police are still searching for at least one other suspect. so far, no information about where the boat was coming from >> 8,000 partygoers will make their way to the oracle arena. police and nearby residents say drug use is a huge concern. exsassty and molly is popular among people who attend. >> we are inside and as i

understood, there was one show here that made some problems for the neighborhood. it was an outside scene. >> party generated more than 1700 complaints from people in oakland. >> >> cool bus makesup that sent an autistic three-year-old to the wrong school has one east bay mother taking action. on wednesday, alicia gonzalez took this picture of her three- year-old daughter getting onto the school bus. it was her first day at a special needs school. gonzalez said first, the bus took her to the wrong school and later on at the end of the day forgot to pick her up. >> the following day, she didn't want to go to school as you can imagine. she was terrified to get on the bus and she didn't. >> >> hay ward unified is reviewing their contract with

the company, but the superintendent said because they are part of a regional contract, there are few options. >> >> a string of threatening phone calls, the latest made on thursday at arcadia high school. man called 9-1-1 saying he was on campus withen assault rifle and planning to shoot students. the school was immediately locked down for hours while police searched for the alleged gunman. we had four minutes left in class, the bell rang early. and then we were like wait a minute, this is wrong. >> reporter: schools in six nearby cities have been targeted. calls have been made about a gunman at a health care center and shopping center. >> >> growing hope on a story you will see only on 2. we have been talking to the ramirez family. they have been living motel to motel for the past two years. because of motel rules, they need to move out. after ktvu viewers saw the story, offers to help the

family have been pouring in. >> there is so much positive statements in here i wish i could print them out and hang it on my wall for the times when i felt the lowest. >> >> it's estimated that 47,000 school children live in motels across the country. the family started to live in motels when the father first lost his job. while he has a job now, they cannot afford a down payment on a home. but a berkeley housing authority say the family may qualify for one of their programs. >> >> earlier this week, united accidentally listed air fares for zero dollars. customers only had to pay a $5 or $10 carrier feel. the airline did fix it within two hours, but not before word spread and people scooped up the deal. united did not say how much it

sold or how much it will cost. >> >> analysts are reporting that the i phone 5c has had fewer preorders than in previous i phone releases, there is one exception. it's the yellow model that appears to be sold out on apple's website. the i phone c sells with a contract $149, $549 without. the more advanced i phone goes on sale friday. >> >> first lady michelle obama has a new mission to get americans healthier, not everyone is on board with the idea. she's now encouraging all of us to drink more water, just one extra glass a day. some experts say she is overselling the benefits of h20. >> drink just one more glass of water a day and you can make a real difference "for your health" for your energy in the way that and the way that you feel. experts say an extra glass of

water isn't going to increase your energy or make you feel better. they say trading water for soda is better, but one glass of water won't change your life. >> >> barry bonds said he wants to immediately start to serve his sentence after his conviction was upheld for obstruction of justice. bonds said he is disappointed with the sentence, but he will start his sentence. bonds was convicted in 2011 in connection with the steroids scandal. apell late court ruled bond's testimony before a federal grand jury was evasive and misleading. >> >> oakland a's getting closer to october baseball. they are edd looking al west 4 1/2 games. a big three run shot to left center, a's up. rangers looking to rally alex rios.

rangers going down. belltrade hits the single off dolittle. eventually getting ejected from the game, a's winning will one 9-8 >> we will be ending coverage so we can bring you coverage from the arlington ballpark >> dodgers top of the 7th. joaquin singles toest l center. giants down, getting a rally themselves. pablo sandoval come in, giants take a 3-2 lead and go on to win this one with a final of 4- 2. always a pleasure to beat the dodgers. >> >> 8:51, why a father in utah put on the short shorts. the lesson he was trying to teach his daughter. >> >> our afternoon highs will be falling for your saturday afternoon. a look at when this is

happening, outside of your door this morning and what you can expect for the second half coming up.

a los angeles school district monitoring students public posts on social media. the project will cost the district more than $40,000. but for one year, a company called geo listening will follow the postings of more than 14,000 middle and high school students. school officials say the

purpose is to protect the children and during protests, one sigh sidal student was saved. >> >> a father in utah making headlines after wearing a pair of short shorts to prove a point. let's show you the picture. that, right there, that is scott mcintosh. he said he was tired of his daughter's habit of wearing short shorts. he stopped arguing and decided to join her. just before taking his family out to dinner, he converted a pair of his own jeans into daisy dukes. >> we had plenty of arguments about it. that doesn't ever get you anywhere. we decided to go a more humerous route and i knew she would take it well. >> she sort of looks like she was smiling. he said his lesson may have not made the statement he intended -- but at least his daughter knows he loves her enough to embarrass himself. >> >> world champion hot dog eater

joey chestnut is at it again. he took home $2,500 in a pie- eating contest in ohio. he devoured a baker's dozen in 18 minutes. this is how he said he did it. >> get into ary them, don't overstuff my mouth, drink water. you try to keep eating them like you did the first one. >> chestnut said he had room for one more pie. >> >> pie is one of my favorite food gaps. too much of a good thing. i think. >> >> end of summer, it feels like it is coming, rose mary. cool down, you are talking rain. >> we are into the final week of summer. we have seven days left, but we are going to slip into a pattern that will feel a lot like fall. clouds outside this morning. we have sun for the afternoon.

this system off the coastline will be migrating closer to california and as it does, it will continue our cooling trend for your weekend. we have temperatures falling off a few degrees off today and an additional cools expected sunday. waking up with a little patchy drizzle. i had it coming in this morning. reports along the coastline. perhaps even a little damp. if you happen to be outdoors, heading to the farmer's market or maybe you have a soccer game to get to, be prepared for that. i think we are going to remain mostly cloudy along the coastline for the entire day if we take a look at your saturday this morning, with temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s, by noon time. low 60s at the coast. upper 60s around the bay, mid- 70s, that will be your lunch hour, for the second half, low 60s for the coast, mid-60s for some of the warmer locations, santa cruz, you will be nice. around the bay, low 70s, temperatures in the low to mid-

80s to day. cooler tomorrow and in the extended forecast, additional cooling for monday, tuesday. we do get back to warmer weather by mid-week wednesday. i'll have a detailed tour of your afternoon highs coming up. >> >> fire department hosting their second annual softball game. it starts at 9:00 am at venetian park. the game is free to begin, but donations will be accepted. any donations that you make will be tax deductible >> thousands of people stranded in colorado the latest on the flooding and we'll show you what the rescue crews are facing as they try to bring people to safety. >> >> big changes for people that fly southwest airlines. the change in effect today that could cost you more if you miss your flight. .

good morning, everyone, welcome to "mornings on 2", it's saturday, september 14th. >> >> some changes in the weather coming our way. let's head over to rose mary to see how things are shaping up >> yes, good morning to you, temperatures are falling, we will be mild to warm for the second half or your day. this morning, it's a gloomy start in some cases, low clouds, fog out there. even patchy drill follow deal with in some cases, we'll look at where the low clouds reside and how long they will stick around. temperatures are coming down in the extended forecast, a continuing cool down, i'll have a look at these numbers, even the possibility of rain coming our way, i'll show you when, coming up. >> >> guests at a hotel say they are shocked and concerned after hearing about an attack on a

hotel worker. the woman managed to escape, but police are searching for the person responsible. ktvu's alex savage is live with more on what police are saying. >> >> a disturbing crime for many hotel guests as a woman, a housekeeper is sexually assaulted at knife-point cording to police and it happened while she was on the job. yesterday at 3:45 here at the double tree hotel, the housekeeper was cleaning one of the first floor rooms that looks out onto the parking lot area. she was actually out on the patio at the time this happened. the man came up and grabbed her from behind, then put a knife to her throat and forced her back inside of the room. police say the attacker then tied up this 37-year-old woman and began to sexually assault her. eventually, the housekeeper managed to fight the man off and scream for help. that's when the attacker ran off through the parking lot area and off the hotel

property. police are trying to pull surveillance video from the hotel and neighboring businesses they hope might show the attacker. some hotel guests said they have heard about this. >> it makes us a little more careful. we'll lock the doors when we are here at night and yeah, be a lot more careful. >> and this is the description of that attacker that was given to police by the victim in this case. he is described as a black man in his 30s. 5'10 inches tall with a distinctive tattoo of cursive writing on the side of his neck. during yesterday's attack, the man was wearing a white button down shirt with black pants and he had on gloves. i left a message with the hotel

manager here. i did not hear back to him, but i'm hoping to speak with him about what happened -- alex savage, ktvu news. >> >> two motorcycle officers are recovering after sliding with an s.u.v. "chopper 2" flew over the area. officers were on their way to stop a dui checkpoint. investigators say the driver off an s.u.v. turned left into the path of the two motorcycles. >> they were bleeding. they had bloody -- one had a bloody face. bloody arms. >> and then i walked up and looked at the motorcycles down and i'm like holy mcroll, you are lucky, very, very lucky. >> police say the driver of the s.u.v. was sober and cooperative. she was question a and allowed to brave away. chp is looking into whether the driver was distracted by her cell phone or a gps device.

a separate crash seriously injuried a woman who reportedly works for the freemont police department. investigators say the 29-year- old was on a motorcycle riding down freemont boulevard just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon when she hit a pickup truck and then a patrol car. according to the tribune, she is a police civilian employee who has been with the department for the past 18 months. a viewer sent us this photo of the accident scene. the woman was the only one involved in the incident, but she is expected to recover. >> >> new this morning, antioch police say speed was a major factor in a crash that left one western dead and another one critically injured. it happened on sterling hill drive. police believe both men were

ejected from the vehicle they were riding in. one a teen and another a young adult. but it was unclear who was driving. >> >> to our continuing coverage of the flooding in colorado. we just received new pictures of the damage there. i want to show it to you. check out that car, it was left staidling on the edge of the road after that road collapsed and look at that mess out there. fortunately, the driver was reportedly okay. in a news conference this morning. officials say the anymore of people accounted for did grow overnight from 172 to 218. four people have died. rescuers say some people are choosing to stay inin their homes rather than evacuate and that is complicating matters. >> >> we are making our best effort, if they pass on it, today, we may not be able to help them tomorrow or the next day. we certainly can't answer a 9-1- 1 call if they have trouble. >> bulletedder county sheriff said the hope is to get to every home in the next few days to make sure everyone is safe.

university of boulder colorado campus remains closed and a football game against fresno state has been postponed. >> >> the morgan fire is now out. fire crews will remain on the scene for several days to watch for any flareups. the wildfire cost $4.5 million to fight. there is no word yet on possible charges. >> >> bart managers may soon be operating passenger trains, metropolitan transportation commission recently asked the agency what it would do in the case union employees strike next month. the assistant general manner is said one plan calls on bart training some 200 some managers to operate the trains. >> we feel we have at least an obligation to see if it would

be possible to run some type of skeletal bart service. >> it's reckless and irresponsible of bart to train managers. they couldn't know how to trouble shoot. they would not be able to evacuate. it this is seriously a problem if they are talking about doing that. >> >> reporter: the plan still needs to be presented to the board of directors. it is the board that would ultimately decide whether or not to move forward on training managers. >> >> new zealand needs three more weeks to claim the america's cup. some say the city may have lost when it comes to regatta. race promoters suggestedded it would pump millions into the economy. some report only a bump in business. the a artemis team from sweden never recovered after a death of a member.

oracle member was banned from the competition. two races are scheduled for today, starting at 1:15. starting you out with a live look at the new span of the bay bridge. the skyline of san francisco, you can see, covered in fog and if you do know somebody flies into sfo this morning. no surprise, flight delays about an hour or so. this is the system migrating closer to the coast, for your weekend, it will drive our temperatures down, an 18 hour time lapse. if you focus on it, will you see how it shifts. it will continue this path and clip northern california by tomorrow. for us here at home, cooler weather, onshore breeze and the marine layer, anywhere from 1600 to 1800 feet deep at this point. this is our pattern for your weekend. really mild to warm. most will enjoy it. if you are along the coastline,

cloudy and cool, look how widespread the clouds are north bay, south bay, all the way into livermore. fairfield reporting mostly sunny skies at this time. this is going to peel away, partly cloudy for the second half of the day. let me run you through the forecast here as we get into about 10:00 or 11:00. i think we are mostly sunny. it could take a little longer along the shoreline. still can see a little lingering and it's already 1:00 in the afternoon. noon turning partly cloudy, but it could take hours along the coast, it is gray all day. evening hours, 7:20. it's shooting across the east bay, once again, so a lot like last night where the low clouds start to move in before sunset. we could see that again for your saturday. temperature wise in the 50s to 60s, 60 in oakland. 66 in antioch, mostly sunny skies. a nice start to the day for

you. meanwhile along the coastline. 50s. so getting out this morning could be a little cool. 81 for sonoma. 75 san raphael. a lot of festivals going on, so great weather for a festival. 83 in walnut creek. 68 in oakland. 67 this afternoon for the cal berkeley ohio state game. into the south bay. 74 for san jose. partly cloudy to mostly sunny for santa cruz. a nice day for you, 73 readwood city. 65 in san francisco if you are going out for america's cup racing today, extended forecast here, slightly cooler for the second half of your weekend and then it will feel like fall as we get back to work on monday, tuesday, a slight bump in the temperatures on wednesday. back to you at the desk. >> >> happening right now, san francisco giants organization is holding an evacuation drill

at at & t park. law enforcement agencies, security, game day staff taking part in this drill. it's part of a collaboration of the governor's office of emergency services to insure safety in the event of a large scale emergency during the game or any other event at the ballpark. the dream of becoming a multimillionaire could come true for someone in the bay area tonight. that's because tonight's powerball jackpot is at $317 million and growing. many bay area stories have been packed with people buying their tickets. the drawing set for 8:00 tonight >> the countdown is on for shark fans. how can you get your hands on the tickets for the upcoming season >> missing your flight could come at a higher price. >> >> first, let's take you outside, to day, a live look at

the san mateo bridge. it is shaping up to be a nice day and no problems if you need to cross that span. time on the clock is 9:12. you are watching "mornings on 2".

good morning, san he say, partly cloudy skies, 61

degrees. >> >> new this morning, u.s. and russia strike a deal on syria's stockpile off chemical weapons. >> there can be no games, no room for avoidance or anything less than full compliance by the assad regime. >> secretary of state john kerry announced this during asome in switzerland. according to the deal, syria must allow inspectors on the ground and destroy or risk a united nations resolution authorizing sanctions. a short time ago president obama said the agreement will hope think end the threat of kim welcome weapons by its people. but in this morning's weekly address, the president cautioned that military force remains a possibility. >> since this plan emerged only with a credible threat of u.s. military action, we will

maintain our military posture in the region to keep the pressure on the asaad regime. >> the president said his administration has been pursuing a diplomatic solution. he said syria must turn over all of its weapons to international control. he warns russia and syria not to used agreement as a stalling tactic to delay military strikes. >> >> united nations is expected to release a report on monday claiming that syria used chemical weapons. the report could reveal the type of chemicals used as well as who specifically is responsible for launching the weapons. >> >> a greyhound bus in ohio overturned, sending more than 30 people to the hospital. officials say six of the passengers were flown to trauma

ten centers. 52 people were onboard, so far, no word on what caused the crash. >> >> investigators are causing the massive fire in the new jersey board walk suspicious. investigators are trying to sift through the debris as they search for the origin of the fire and any possible accelerants, but lingering hot spots could delay that investigation. >> we were devastated by sandy. >> business at that board walk was already down 40-60% this summer because of super storm sandy. >> >> president obama said his administration is going to do everything it can to support new jersey's efforts to rebuild. the president issued a statement saying he was grateful for the heroic works of first responders. he said he will support state and local efforts to rebuild.

>> >> today, friends and co- workers of a man stabbed to death will hold a fund-raiser for his mother. daniel stone was working when a man walked in stabbing him 17 times. today's fund-raiser from noon to 4:00. all of the proceed also go to his mother, who lost her job and was being supported by her son. >> >> student also wear a purple wrist band in honor of a child who tried to change the world. during last night's football game. piedmont paid tribute to chris stevens, who was killed in a terrorist attack last september. piedmont will name its library after stevenses. his brother tom hopes his legacy will move on. >> >> police at the park will soon be armed with video cameras.

to record their contack with citizens. san jose mercury. in could weeks, the city council will consider a request by the department to buy three license plate readers. >> >> over brown is expected to sign legislation allowing undocumented immigrants to get a drivers license. >> california recognizes these human beings are very important to our communities, to our economy and hopefully, the people in washington will get the message. >> >> authors of the bill say it's aimed at strengthening the rights of immigrants in california. right now, nine states issue driverses license to undocumented individuals. my licenses would look slightly different than those issued to legal residents

cal-tran will be dimming the my led lights inside of the tunnel. it all comes after drivers started to complain that the chew lights were blinding, especially during the evening hours. cal-tran said the led's take a few weeks to burn into a less invasive level. until that happens, cal-tran has turned off some of the lights inside of the tunnel. >> >> united accidentally lift air fares for zero dollars and customers only had to pay a $5 or $10 fye fee. they did fix the problem within a couple of hours, but they did not say how many tickets were sold. passengers required to cancel polite flights at least 10 minutes before departure if they want their money back. in the past, southwest would let customers use the value of

the unused tickets. >> >> the day san jose fans have been waiting for. regular season tickets will go on sale. fans can purchases up to eight games. you can buy the tickets in person or attickest master. com oakland zoo is getting ready to tackle a new program that feature as nearly indestructible soccer ball. the zoo announcing they are participating in the one world football project. the footballs are unique, since they won't pop or deflate even if punctualed multiple times. the program is being offered to zoos, aquariums and other urban wildlife parks across the nation. >> >> want to go to northern california's renaissance fair? coming up, how you can win a four pack of tickets to that event. >> >> bay area temperatures will

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>> >> oakland a's getting close tore october baseball. leading the al west 4 1/2 games on the road in texas this weekend. first inning, a huge three run shot, a's up early. rangers looking to rally rios. two minutes across the plate, rangers down. eye dryian belltrade hits the single. ark's go on to win 9-8. we will be ending "mornings on 2" early so we can bring you the rangers game from arlington, texas. >> >> giants take the lead and hold on to win that one, 4-2 in los

angeles. >> >> it's 9:26. a little more time to head over to rose mary to show you haw your day is shaping up. >> >> good morning to you, clouds and drizzle still with us. we'll begin to see them clear in the next hour or so. mostly sunny skies by lunchtime, temperatures, mid- 50s to near 60 degrees along the coast and around the bay. inland cities with plenty of sunshine warming into the mid- to up ever 60s. mostly sunny skies for your lunch hour, mid-60s for san francisco. 75 for san raphael and low 80s expected for livermore. upper 80s in antioch. we are looking at mostly sunny skies. if you are at the coast. cloudy and cool for most of the

day. wu are coming into our final week of summer, fall arrives next sunday, but it will feel like fall for the final week of summer. >> that is our report for this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> cal football taking on ohio state. we'll bring you our latest at 7:30. oakland as baseball is next. have a great day, thanks for joining us. e didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little.

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