trying to establish communication. some neighbors were asked to leave their home for safety sake. others are asked to stay up doors. others are reporting to see dozens of cops. this happened when deputy arrived on scene to serve an eviction notice. the home was being foreclosed. one shot was fired through the door. police believe the individual that fired that shot is still indoors. we'll bring you updates throughout the evening. a sewage problem at the

oakland coliseum is causing sewage backing up in the locker room. the game just backed -- wrapped up and the a's did not win. they are in the playoff race. they are experiencing deja vu in the dugout. >> the crowd went wild as coco crisp had a homer. after the play he returns to the dug out where people don't want to be. it's embarrassing. >> it's annoying, it's embarrassing, i hope they get it together. another sewage problem plaguing the coliseum. last night stadium management said a toilet caused an overflow. someone running with a mop. that's terrible. i would never do that for any amount of money.

>> the maintenance crew cleaned it up. trying to be incontinue peck white house. >> this is not the first time they have had to work through sewage issues. in june 6 straight home games attracting 170,000 fans overloaded the plumbing. the players were using the raiders locking rooms. now officials say the issues are not related. the a's signs a new lease, but a legal fight is under way to move the a's to san jose.

san jose officials sued the league over the issue. a hearing is set for october 4th. passengers on amtrak got a scare when the train hit a car near 37th avenue in east oakland. the capital corridor train hit the car. no one on the train was hurt. some of the people in the car were injured. another train picked up the passengers an hour later. a car chase started about 9:00 edgewater drive, ended a mile and a half away. witnesses reported seeing a man wanted for car burglary. the man smashed into a parked car and a tree. officers arrested the driver and passenger. he was known, the officers recognized the suspect and the vehicle as well.

he's being investigated. froms two other partner in agencies having for multiple crimes. >> the suspect was slightly injured. now to our continuing coverage of the looming bart strike. there's 22 days until the 60 day court ordered cooling off period comes to an end. with a possibility of another strike some wonder if both sides need to change their approach. looks at the mentality at work here. tom? >> reporter: i can tell you this, there's no progress report. no one has come down to talk to us and we don't know if there's any progress being made. riders think ego, pride and personalities are gumming up the talks. we talked to a real expert

about that. holly is the senior elect juror at cals hud school of business. she believes mediation used when parties don't like each other or have trouble communicating has failed both sides. >> it's easier to talk to someone else but the message gets lost. >> it's time to hash it out face-to-face. >> it's more to sit down. >> with both sides willing to go to a strike, face-to-face will be tough given the animosity. when someone is us from greated they -- frustrated they stop listening. >> both sides have put themselves under pressure to win. the union feel they must deliver the promise to give

their employees a raise. >> if management can withstand it for two weeks and the bart workers are not evening their wages -- earning their wages they will be flexible. >> no matter what happens. >> you may reach a resolution, there's a lot of resentment and that can carry into how people perform their jobs and get along later. >> if there's a strike the unions are risking a no strike law and the bart is risking a tonight knee -- autonomy as a stand alone. >> caltrans admits the trains are old. this week has been difficult with several issues causing delays for the commuters. a spokeswoman said many of the trains have been in use for 25

years and that's close to the expected life span. >> it's common, depending on the time of the day a train breaks down and you have to deal with it. >> last week, since last wednesday we've been late every morning getting into san francisco. >> an upgrade to elect won't -- electric won't happen until 2018. an audit by the city controller in san francisco uncovered problems with muni and the training program. they are short 100 drivers. the audit found that training classes are canceled because of absenteeism among the instructors. some instructors have not driven a bus in years and one trainer nodded off while a rookie driver was behind the wheel. to our coverage of the

naval shipyard shooting. president obama and michelle obama will attend a memorial service sunday for the victims. today mrs. obama expressed her "sincere heart break" over the tragedy. the men and women who lost their lives devoted their careers to protecting our country. as we mourn those that we lost and pray author those injured we honor their service. >> details about the memorial have not been made public. there will be a review of bases and a story the mother of the gunman is speaking out. >> multiple shots fired. >> as more details are released it's unclear what the motive was. his mother apologizing for her son killing 12 people and wounding a dozen others.

>> i'm so very sorry this has happened. my heart is broken. i don't know why he did what he did and won't be able to ask him why. i don't know where my heart goes now. she was my partner. we had plans to do things, and now it's gone. >> some employees have started returning back. the counseling services will be available, for those who witnessed the shooting it will take time to heal. >> i looked this man in his eyes. it was scary. >> alexis was a former navy reservist with a pattern of misconduct. federal sources say it shows him going into a bath room and emerging with a shotgun. a security review of all u.s.

military installation worldwide and procedures for granting and renewing security credentials. >> we owe our people nothing less. >> washington bureau caught up with east bay congressman and want congress to act. how many more innocent people in a mass crowd has to be killed before congress acts. people say maybe congress will only do something if something like this happens in the halls of congress. >> congress must enact safe and reasonable gun laws taking guns out of the hands of criminals and the mentally ill- a rescue off the coast. apple's new operating system is

available. the early reviews and the changes that come with it. the gusted says it's will go to keep interests -- government says it will go to keep interests rates down. a ride home from school is frightening for a little girl. she has nightmares, she won't sleep in her room. the chain of events that led to a 6-year-old dropped off blocks from her home. alone and lost. after the break, the fog has cleared along the coast. it will be warmer tomorrow. how much warmer in your neighborhood? specifics coming up. [ marco ] i'm a student at devry university.

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nightmare for a 6-year-old. how the school district is responding. >> here the monterey school a neighbor found a girl lost and crying. she had gotten off a school bus she was not supposed to be on. the girl's mother wants answers. >> how are you? >> 6-year-old cleopatra williams rode home with her mom the way she usually does, in a taxi. have a good day. >> thank you. >> but that's not way she left school last week and her mother said neither has gotten over what happened. >> she has nightmares and she won't sleep in her room by herself. >> instead of waiting for her mother she got on a school bus. it's unclear why. she got off in an unfamiliar

neighborhood. her mom had taken a cab to school and found out she was not there. a woman found her and called her mom. >> it was a big relief. i thank that lady. it could have turned the other way. >> can sanda watt -- can sandra watkins met with a school official. >> if they found my daughter in a ditch would that have been a miscommunication. it's a plain evidence of neglect. >> the school district spokeswoman said the girl did have a bus pass and the

district is reviewing procedures to make sure nothing like this never happens again. a rescue at sea off the san mateo county cost line brought a injured cruise ship worker to safety. an employee was hurt, the coast guard launched a helicopter and despite heavy seas the rescue crew was able to hoist the patient and ship's nurse into the helicopter and transferred to patient to stanford hospital. to see the video go to ktvu.com and scroll down to the latest video section to home page. teachers at alameda high school are holding a class made. -- classmate in their prayers.

she takes medication for depression but does not have e medication. griffith is latina. anyone with information is asked to call police. a good day on wall street after the federal reserve did not pull back on the bond buying program. it is buying $85 million a month. it will do so for the time being. the fed has been buying bonds to keep interest rates low. stimulate borrowing and increase spending. the dow and the s&p closed at record levels. the cao closed at 15677. a federal court upholds the first in the nation mandate on

cleaner burning fuel. rejecting arguments that it disgrim nates from out of state suppliers. the weather is beautiful. and crystal clear. it did warm up. temperature came up a few degrees. good air quality and feeling like fall. sunday is the official beginning of fall. with this weather system kicking in. you can see it dropping down. this system is potent, it will impact the affect northwest big time. we could see wet weather. these are the current temperature. 83 right now in walnut creek. nice day. not as windy as yesterday. it was blowing out at the san

francisco airport. 55-mile-an-hour winds. mostly clear, you will see that outside right now. since the outside temperature in the 70s. it's a live picture, no fog along the coast. tomorrow will be sunny and warm and that sunshine will warm up the inland bay valleys temperature the will be in the low 40s in the north bay. cool in the north bay. temperature forecast tomorrow, 89 in clearlake, 90 in vacaville. temperatures are uming -- coming up. 78 in richmond. fire danger high, this pattern even with the warmup the pattern is not off the hook crazy. you have the inland heat, mild around the bay, stop me if you heard this before, and cool at the coast. the coast will be in the upper

60s. 87 in morban hill, 88 in gill way. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. temperature from here will change, i mention a chance of a sprinkle. really nice day and temperature on the increase. thursday up to 90 kreis, friday temperature trend down, and as they do that we're looking for mainly the clouds to increase. friday is the day we have a good shot at the increasing clouds and chance of sprinkles. there's the five-day forcast with the bay area weekend in view. not a bad one. it would be nice to get rain. we have a shot at sprinkles. north of santa rosa they could have rain. for most of us more clouds saturday, sunday clears out nicely. >> i have a soccer game, 8:30.

>> don't change your plans you're good. a train sames into a bus killing six team -- slams. >> the funding on the way to get colorado back on its feet. now to julie who's in the newsroom. >> mixing coffee with politics. >> we're not pro or antigun. the reason starbucks is caught in the middle the gun debate. giving expelled students a second chance. these and more coming up new at 6:00. we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. because your kitchen dreams can be big. ikea has it all.

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can be big. ikea has it all. . a horrific scene in canada after a train slams into a bus and kills six. five killed were passengers the sixth was the bus driver. 31 other people on the bus were taken to the hospital. 11 in critical condition. no one to rain was injured. it appears the bus driver went through the lowered crosses car. in colorado airlifts gave way the door to door searches today. >> my car stalled and i couldn't get it to start. i got out and it was knee deep water. >> was it frightening when this happened in? very frightening. never seen anything like that.

>> swift water search and rescue helped people in boulder county. they went door-to-door to see if anyone was trapped. at this point more than 400 people are unaccounted for. several days after the major flooding. >> advice everybody not to go in the water. we want everybody to stay clear of the water and stay out. >> more than 7200 homes and businesses have been damaged and destroyed and many don't of flood insurance. 6400 have applied for disaster assistance and the department of transportation has released millions. eight people have died but shorts believe that will go up. hundreds of workers from american airlines and u.s. airways rallied in washington,

d.c., today. they want congress to pressure the department of justice to drop the antitrust airline to stop the merger. the merger will result in higher fairs but the airlines say they need to combine. the antitrust case is scheduled for late november. vacaville police chief has retired. richard word has been the head for nine years. prior to that he was with the oakland police department for 20 years. he's stepping down in november to spend time with his family. google jumps into the business of health care. he's calling it's a long-term debt. apple unveils a new operating system. the big changes and how people are reacting. a treasure trove of personal items up for action.

it was once martin luther king, jr.'s. the breaking news out of contra costa county. a police standoff is underway at a gated community there.

. apple debuts the new system and out thing the new security feature there's another change. a new look and new sounds as well. reaction and linger willing concerns. >> that's right. there's very interesting features here. you may expect a lot of iphone users at the college campus, and they were casually enthusiastic about the changes. >> many students were connected to you phone at san jose state university and they are ready for changes. >> it's a different look. that's a nice change of pace. they have upgraded and easier to use. >> hopefully maybe better way to sync it with other devices.

security hopefully that's an on going concern. security from ios 7 was lauded by attorneys. they praise the act vase lock making it difficult to reuse it. >> i've had friends that had them stolen and people had them taken around here in big places where it's very populated. >> tech analyst says it's a big improvement. >> people struggle with change. you will lose the icons the look like stuff, what you will see is a faster phone as a result. >> the favorite change, siri. >> you can give her or him the voice you would like. that would be nice. mine is australian. i decided to change it up. >> an sell glad to see the

popular -- apple is glad to see the reaction. live in san jose. robert hahn. >> google is getting into the health care business. the new company will run separately. focused on developing proms. it's a long-term bet. calico stands for california life company. >> look at a sketch that they hope will solve a sexual assault case. an african-american man, 30 to 40-year-old. thing build with a writing on his neck. he grabbed a housekeeper at knife point at the double tree hotel. tied her up and assaulted her before he escaped.

in santa cruz the police identified a man and woman as person of interest in connection with a stabbing. they are 22-year-oldion. police say it was a drug deal gone bad. it happened monday afternoon near san lorenzo boulevard. california biologist have identified four new species of lizards without legs. they indicate biodiversity in california. it brings the number of similar lizards to five. they were living in challenging environmental conditions at the end of lax runway. the edge of the mohave desert. after days of flooding in mexico landslides cause damage.

forecasters upgraded tropical storm manuel to hurricane status. 100 miles north, northwest of mazz land. a authorities say 35 homes have been damaged or destroyed and the death toll is 80. thousands of tourist are stranded. the roads out of town have been cut off and folks are waiting to be flown out. it's not over yet. two more storms are expected to hit in the coming day. an assemblyman from sacramento is urging governor brown to collect health data, look at medical data to see if

it's different from different communities. the second bill would require an optional question asking for sexual orientation and gender identity. >> we would be able to see where we can target efforts to reduce the disparities and address potential health problems. >> the bills are on the governor's desk. he has to october 13 toth sign or veto them. back to our breaking news. a police stand off in san ramon after one shot was fired during an eviction. christian is live on the scene. he's here withlete details. >> the very latest is new details to barricaded individual. investigators say it's a 42- year-old man barricaded in his home. they are in off and on

communication. for the latest let's turn to the sheriff spokesperson. jimmy lee. if you can tell us about communication with that suspect. how vital and how are communicating. >> the best case scenario to resolve this is a peaceful manner. we're in communication off and. on the main point is to get him to peacefully surrender. that's going on right now. >> this started as an eviction proceeding. a deputy showed up with the locksmith. when the locksmith was drilling at the lock. >> it was a restoration. we were returning it to the lawful owner, the bank. after knocking on the door, there was no response, the locksmith was called in to drill out the lock. when that started the shot was fired from inside the house to the outside. it struck the locksmith.

he was taken to the hospital and the latest word is that he was shot in the leg, it's a nonlife-threatening injury. >> jimmy lee, thank you for joining us with the late breaking details. the key point at this point is for deputies negotiators to establish that communication link with the suspect. they hope to bring this to a peaceful end. they say they don't know if that man is alone in the home. that's a crucial element that plays into all of this. we'll have updates throughout the afternoon and evening. for now. channel 2 news. is something almost every woman has one of. the health issue in your purse. six local businesses hit by a burglar in one night. the piece of evidence that may help. we catch up with a new tv

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king's personal secretary for five years is putting her collection up for sell. the auction is next month in new york. new evident the -- evidence is effort to stop obesity is paying off. the average body masn decks -- body mass indecks has drop the. more teens are exercising and the amount of time watching tv has decreased. your purse could be teaming with germs. a study shows a third of the people never clean their purses, briefcases or gym bags and all the bags were contaminated with harmful bacteria. many on bag handles and bottoms.

the berms were found inside if they are not cleaned. pittsburgh could be the first in eastern contra kosta county to ban plastic bags. the proposal will come up for another hearing and a final vote on october 21st. if it is passed the ordinance will take affect in january. a popular chain known for nextble return -- flexible return policy is about to crack down. on set of a new television series shot in san francisco. the cameras almost didn't get rolling on this hbo series. after the break, fog is gone. it warmed up today and more tomorrow. and in the five day there's a chance for wet weather.

. police in san mateo are searching for the burglars that hit a half dozen businesses in a single night last week. the police have a solid lead. at the patio cafe there's relief it was not one. six businesses burglarized last week. but the owners know what it feels like. we went through like at least five or six times every year back in 2000. >> so did the folks at

koffman's camera shop. they were hit if a series of smash-and-grabs. >> for us it was a big thing, and being hit several times in successions one after another, with a few week as part was devastating, and our insurance company dropped us. >> it's unclear how much this will cost businesses the burglar left an responsibility piece of evidence. his picture caught on a surveillance video. that's our best lead. it does not mean he's the sole person involved. there could be others. police say they will work with all businesses to help prevent more crimes. past victims say small changes can make all the difference. koffman's put in impenetrable glass. we see marcos the glass where they made attempts, but luckily

the glass has held. the patio cafe took the door that burglars went in and reinforced it. no one has gotten in since. this is new and the extra lock is new. and that did the trick. that did the trick. >> business owners we talked to are considering adding more security. extra locks, extra cameras. anything to convince criminals they are not an easy target. police in san leandro hope a sketch will find the men responsible for terrorizing a family in their home. this shows one of two men that broke in on britannia lane. they demanded money and threatened the family. the men are 5'10," and weighing 150 pounds. the gap harvest is in full

swing. it looks like the harvest is large. last year california produced 3.8 million-tons of crushed wine gaps. this year's crop will not be that big. the team of new zealand is a win away from taking home the america's cup. the second race was canceled because of high winds. new zealand leads eight races to one. a win tomorrow and the cup goes to them. news chapper two on the scene going on in san ramon. police ended the standoff that's been playing out since 2:00 this around and -- afternoon be brought out the suspect. police were carrying out an eviction order.

they knocked on the door and didn't get a response and brought in a locksmith who was changing the locks. a shot was fired from inside the house. it hit the lock smith in the league, he'll be okay. since then there's been a standoff. moments ago from what we understand the police were able to bring that standoff to an end and bring that suspect out. it's hard to tell what's going on in this picture. but the standoff is over. >> that's relief for the people who live in the north canyon estates neighborhood. they were under a shelter in place order. told to stay inside their home. news chopper 2 was giving us a wider look at the neighborhood. it's in a rural area. now it's focused on the couple deputies near the house where we understand the standoff just ended. this is 3 1/2 hours after it

began. i can't tell from the picture. the suspect has come out of the house. i can't tell if that's the officers kneeling over the suspect on the ground or if he's been led away. this standoff is over, some four hours after it started an again, that one lock smith that was shot in the leg according to police will be okay. let's go over to bill martin. warmer than yesterday and more in store. >> a slight bit of warming tomorrow. temperature trend down as that weather system that i'm about to show you brings a chance for wet weather. it is big impact around here. rain and snow in the cascades. for us wet weather in the forecast. 86 in fairfield. 81 right now in concord. warm out there.

here's how it breaks down. you can see that this evening it is clear. plenty of sunshine, with the fog away from the coast we're looking at a live picture. there's no fog, it will be clear in the evening hours. tomorrow we're looking at sunny and warm, plenty of 70s and 80s as we go into the day. later this week we're setting up with the rain event i'm talking about. this is a computer model. this is a kind of unusual pattern. we'll be hot tomorrow and cool off and a chance for sprinkles. 90s showing up in the inland valleys. high pressure dominates and tomorrow as well. as that breaks down. the low pressure comes in with a slight chance of wet weather in the bay area. temperature will be cool. which you expect. forget the 80s and 90s. look forward to 70s and low

80s. here we are with the friday, 1:00. friday, saturday, 8:00 a.m. saturday morning. that's the best bet. is it's a big deal. it's wet weather and early in the season. be prepared. 82 degrees in mill pedestrianis -- millpedis. a nice looking fall like forecast. first day of fall on sunday. it feels like it. >> felt like fall all summer. >> kind of the. a little bit. a touch of hollywood in the city by the bay. the new cable shows that a tourist attraction.

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return everything. the jackpot is $400 million, that's one of the largest ever. a lot of folks want to buy tickets in places that have been lucky before like this 7- eleven. someone won a $2.3 million jackpot earlier this year. people were winning, i didn't have a chance because i wasn't playing. i said i have to play to win. we're putting a pool together. i decided well, might as well buy one for me and my family. the odds of winning are one in $175 million. the dries is tonight. hollywood comes knocking on san francisco's door. hbo is shooting a new series, brings the spotlight to the city. it's called "looking" coming three months after the ruling

on proposition eight. the boost it is expecting to bring the city. >> it's a beautiful day. >> san francisco union square. >> we stopped to see what's going on. >> on one side the tourist. >> on the other, hollywood. >> a new series, set in san francisco is being filmed in the city for the next two months. >> it's important to be true to life and show what the vibe is in san francisco. >> the drama is called looking and reinvolves around the lives of three gay friends. >> it's past it time. someone should have done it's a few years ago. scott wiener represents the area. >> in the show living in the mission, lbgt live throughout san francisco. >> looking is being shot here in the city by the bay is because of the actors, they

wanted to breathe realtime san francisco. >> the actors felt the vibe of the city. >> a san francisco film commissioner susana roberts says the rebate program is enticing. it gives rent credit. she estimates a spend of $2 million on this shoot in the next two months. >> between groceries they are buying, gas, rent, locations, salaries, it's a lot of money they are putting into economy. this is set to air early 2014. now at 6:00. s.w.a.t. teams storm a house in an east bay community. a locksmith was shot in a routine eviction. starbucks wants people to leave their guns at the door.

and they are meant to help troubled students get on their feet. but alternative schools are a wasteland. the new plan to help young people turn things around. in the last 10 minutes the s.w.a.t. team stormed the home where a gunman was hold up. an eviction notice was served and the locksmith was shot. it happened on ash borne cirqueel off norris canyon estate. a look over the scene. we've been monitoring the situation for hours. >> christian is live near the scene where things have changed in just the last 10 minutes. what can you tell us? >> really in the last 10, 15 minutes as you said there's a major development after three hours, 45 minutes we're hearing

the suspect has turned himself in. if you look behind me the deputies, let's show u e video of what happened earlier. here's the sequence of events about 10 to 12 minutes ago, we saw a police s.w.a.t. vehicle approaching that home. that vehicle had a couple puffs of smoke. seemed to have bashed in the door. the suspect came out with his hands in the air and surrendered to police. did not see gunfire or violence at that time. it appears the suspect has turned himself in. this started at 1:55 this afternoon when deputies came to serve an eviction notice. the man inside the home fired one shot which struck a locksmith in the leg. the locksmith drilling out the lock. the deputies called