breeze have no problem warming up. nice by the coast to 80s, 90s, inland, 76 today. 50s and 60s, although santa rosa had 49 degrees. there are some cool degrees, napa and san raphael, as well. the cooling will begin. today looks to be the hottest of the week. >> sunny and warm definitely down by santa cruz. 90 antioch. . southbound before the ber nel exit, bernel, southbound 60 680.

you might still have you have a choice, go 580. at this time in the morning, it is light, and not that much of a way around. again, southbound 680. it's a 4-vehicle crash. let's get to this live pictures. eight880 north, this is moving pretty well. if you are driving at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light. topping our news, the suspect at jail unfolded this morning at a home near crow canyon. sheriff's deputies were trying to close a foreclosure incident.

there was a lock down and four-hour stand off. >> we attempted to negotiate and enter into a dialogue. it kept breaking down at which time we decided to introduce gas into the residence and then about 5 to 10 minutes later the suspect came out and surrendered. >> the property manager was shot and wounded in the leg. authorities have not yet released the name of the suspect. the chp investigated overnight a bunch of car windows being smashed. i ktvu viewer reported this video. they did not have any suspects at this time.

. the a line of yellow plastic tubes currently separates the two sides. at golden gate committee is expected to approve the barrier proposal. it's an exciting milestone. a lot of people feel uncomfortable driving on the bridge. >> it's made of steal and concrete, 32-inch it is high and more than 11,000 feet long. the idea is to prevent head on collisions. 30 people have died on the bridge since 1970. happening today, team new zealand could be the champions

of the cup add from the embarcadero. >> everything's pretty tranquil. if new zealand wins there will be no second race. the kiwis need just one more victory. they pulled ahead of the orcal acle team usa. it would need to win eight consecutive races that it won in 2010. the americans are saying it's not over but the gap has surely widened. they've won 8 to oracle's 3. there are wins put in place in the play of simpson's death in may. tuesday it forced the second

race to be postponed yesterday. light to moderate winds with winds believe for the second and the lighter conditions effect the can kiwis more. this could be the last time we see the cup. live from peer 23, ktvu news. fans allowing fans in oakland should allow sometime to go through security. the a's host the oklahoma twins, folks will have to walk through a medal detector, and search bags and will be searched of their bags and anything else. and the washington navy yard is reopening this morning, in a massachusetts shooting that left 12 dead and the shooter. we still don't know the motive.

the department of veteran's affairs says 31-year-old visited two va hospitals in the weeks before the shooting complaining of insomnia. families of shooting somes across the count real -- victims across the country will hold a meeting this morning and talk about gun buyers. >> what about our children? they have a right to live. >> yesterday, the group talked about what they call an epidemic of gun violence in the us. they includevictimsinclude victims of aurora, colorado, and newtown, connecticut. and a sheriff wanted to buy guns back or allow current

deputies were allowed to buy some of the weapons. the reordinance will be discussed later. >> tensions are growing between bart leaders and union leaders. the two sides won't meet until monday. the decision to call off the scheduled talks appears live to a lack of progress. the two stills still apart on salary, benefits and worker safety. new this morning, putin is talking about the syrian success to agree to give up its chemical weapons. last year, the russian period made an appeal to the people not to support president obama's

plan for the strike on syria. online provda, shgs, m krshgs ccain made a statement today. >> and officials in napa, how they plan to use cameras and smart phones to ease traffic yesterdayion traffic congestion. and traffic is effected by a crash this morning. >> it will be sunny side up and warm. what about those changes into

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 news, 4:41. you're looking at a picture in oklahoma. five crews dealing with a massive fire at a chemical plant located about 90 miles northwest of oklahoma city. so far no reports of injuries. of course again this is a chemical plant. we're monitoring this story. it could effect the surrounding areas. >> facebook this morning is apologizing for using a dating service add that featured a picture -- ad that featured a picture of a teenager who committed suicides. parsons of kansas took her own life in april after she was allegedly sexual assaulted and bullied. a photo of her showed up on facebook. has removed the bag and deleted the advertiser's account. just a breach of your privacy. that's scary they can do that,

and find your picture. we're in a world it's possible and that's scary. >> in a statement, facebook says this is an extremely unfortunate example ofn iser scraping an image on facebook and using it as their own. >> and a case was filed by six former sheriff's deputies in virginia who claim they were wrongfully fired in 2009 for liking their opponent's facebook page. facebook and the american civil liberties union also facebook involved in the case saying denying the first amendment protection would erode free speech rights. and a man arrested last year, vincent calvareci has not been showing up for his will

classes. he was found yesterday afternoon and was described as an altered mental state. he was taken to the hospital in cohaerent, threatened nursing staff and had to be handcuffed. cal fire says the rim fire will be contained later today or early tomorrow. it burned 400 square files in and around yosemite national park. the damages huge. 40% of the land is charred and dead. researchers are now mapping at the damage through satellite maps and soil samples. they describe parts of the sierra nevada as a baron moon scrape unseen at least since ice age. >> a team of 60 scientists will turn in a plan destroyed by the

fire. we know that a hunter's illegal fire sparked that fire. a trip home turned into a nightmare from vallejo. vloepatra williams is usually picked up in a taxi. she took a bus and got off in an unfamiliar neighborhood. a stranger saw her cry asking called her mom. the she has nightmares and saying i left her. >> the district is apologizing and says it is reviewing its policies to make sure something like this never happens again. the closure of san francisco city college could not only impact students and staff, but

the economy. the school could lose $300 million a year. students would have a difficult time finding educational opportunities in a comparable cost and a crediting association took away its accreditation. 4:45 the. the university of california turning to crowd funning. the promise for education campaign has raised more than $500,000, and even gained the sport of actor jamie fox. he's decided to perform a rap song for a donation. governor brown will host a lunch for students. there are 42 more days to donate. >> there is a single ticket that matched last i night's powerball ticket. that was sold somewhere in south carolina. here in the bay area many people

waited in line. the odds were winning were one in 175 million. here's a look at those numbers, 7, 10, 22, 32, and 35. the powerball number is 19. >> pretty exciting. 4:46 is the time. right now, traffic is a little bit slow already on the sanole grade. southbound 680 between bernel. you can see the road sensors are seeing some traffic from the 580 interchange. no major problems -- as a matter of fact let me get rid of this real quick. you can see where 580 is. southbound 680 traffic will be a little slow. watch for low traffic. you could use 580 to 238 to 880

instead and that would be a great look to go. on westbound bay bridge, a nice drive coming into the city. the morning commute looks good on 101 north and southbound. 4:47 let's go to steve. i'm going to bark at the moon. it's big enough for to you bark at. full moon's right now. during this hour. 4:00 to 5:00. i was too busy but i know it's right now. it's under clear skies. the harvest moon, no problem seeing it. we have another nice warm day today. pam cook gave me the stamp of approval. you liked it, i know you do. clear skies cool to mild. the lows are definitely getting into the 40s for sunny and warm. and that's the members of the

pleasant hill police department. we have clear skies and temperatures this morning. we'll wait for that chance to come up. 32 in up tahoe. 49 in santa rosa, close for san raphael and napa and, and 45 half moon bay under clear skies. there is a component more of a northerly breeze where it's just calm. most areas don't have much of a breeze. everybody looking good. after today, then this system begins to work its way. the north bay will get some light rain early saturday morning and then it will be out of here. sunny and warm, highs upper 60s to 70s to 90 degrees, and we start a cooling trend into the weekend. i think that's the bigger story. cooler and breezy than the rain.

a little bit of rain saturday morning. nice by the coast, brentwood, antioch, oakland. berkeley, 75. 76, that's the spirit in san francisco. upper 80s, pleasanton, gilroy, santa cruz, 80s there. half moon bay 70, fremont, 81. and a good drop tomorrow and a huge drop on saturday. we go into a northwest direction so it will be a cool, breezy pattern for a couple days sunday and monday. storms in mexico have killed at least 80 people, dozens more are missing after a massive land slide. that hit a small village in the country's mountains, at least 58 people are still unaccounted for. tropical storm manuel hit the pacific coast yesterday. it's now a category 1 hurricane on mexico's eastern coast. they're still feeling the effects of ingrid which hit over

the weekend. later this morning, protestors planned a protest in support of the trust act at the alameda police department. four people were arrested for staging a sit in at the state's sheriff's office association sheriff's association office. the sheriff's association is against the bill. >> that's asking them to not detain criminals. we're asking for our people, communities, just live their daily lives. the sheriff's association argues local law enforcement officers benefit from working with immigration officials. the bill is now on the governor's desk. 4:51, and the major security upgrade to apple's operating system. hundreds of teenagers trashed the home belonging to a former raider's player, the

damage and how he first heard about it. ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪

. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. apple getting mostly good reviews for its new operating system. some people had problems downloading ios 7 though but that maybe because users wanted the update. one feature is receiving praise.

the activation lock makes it difficult to reuse the phone. people we talk to says it increases the chances they would buy a phone with the feature because they would feel more secure using the phone in public. >> i have friends that have seen them stole sxen seen interviews where people had -- stolen and seen people get them stolen. apple's not commenting, the roll out of the new five s will be tomorrow. americans throw away 30% of food because of the use by or sell by dates. it doesn't mean the food sold past that date is bad. the report says an estimated $165 million worth of good food is thrown away each year. study was released by harvard law school. up to four teenagers crashed

the home of los angeles reporter. brian holloway showed us the damage to his house. the teens broke in, through a party over the labor day weekend. they broke windows, punched holes in walls and scrawled graffiti. they first learned about it when the teens posted party photos on twitter. >> i would feel sick if i had an opportunity to do something and participate in helping save their child's life, and i did nothing. the a group of teens went to holloway to apologize and help him clean up the mess. he's been using social media to compile a list of the kids who attended the party but so far, no arrests have been made. >> 49ers star, smith has responded to a civil suit against him had in connection to a shooting last year. it happened during a late night party at his east san jose home. the attorney says the plaintiff

knew the dangers but still attended and exposed himself to the risks. investigators say gang members crashed the late night party. the plaintiff and another person were shot while smith suffered minor stab wounds. >> time 4:55. don't be surprised to see a little hollywood on the streets for a couple months. looking, about the lives of three gay friends is being filmed in the city. producers and cast say it's important to get the feel of what is happening in san francisco now. they add the best way to do that is to shoot on location instead of a studio. scott wiener helps get be on stereotypes. >> in the show they're living in the mission and lgbt people live throughout san francisco. instead of showing trials of gay people, it's great. >> and also great for the city's economy. the production will bring in $2 million, estimated, while its here. >> coming up next in our

5:00-hour, a string of attacks has drivers in the south bay under information. ten cars had their windows shattered by a mystery attacker. >> and team new zealand, one win away of taking the cup, and how the american team is acting coming up. >> good morning we still have a serious crash on the sonol grade. 24 looks good between walnut creek and oakland. clear skies, sunny and warm today. we'll have the forecast and big changes still brewing for tomorrow and into the weekend.

grz we're live in san jose where the chp is investigating a string ever scary incidents that happened on highway 101. we'll tell what you caused drivers by surprise and caused damage to their cars. we're live in san francisco with team new zealand is one race away from chimping the americas cup -- clinching the americas cup. we'll tell you why this could be the last time the race is in san francisco. how no one managed to get hurt in this huge fire. >> also, billions of dollars in food stamps on the chopping block today. the big problem california has

that may mean even less help to the golden state. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news starting off at 5:00. we want to take you out live to highway 101 in san jose. looks final right now but there's actually been some very scary incidents for ten drivers last yee night. we'll tell you about that in just a moment. jeanine de la vega down there on that story. but thank you for waking up with us. it's thursday, september 19. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather, traffic. steve, that moon was so bright, lit up my car. >> it was full about 45 minutes ago. it's right there. you can't miss it under clear skies, no fog. temperatures sunny and warm today once we get cranked up here but it is a little cool this morning. we're definitely getting some upper 40s but with high