. we're live in san francisco, where a man bungles a bank burglary trying to escape through an air vent, how firefighters say he also fell through a roof. >> the big day has finally arrived for apple fans. two new iphones go on sale in just 60 minutes. >> we have developing news from the south bay. a fire scene has become a crime

scene after firefighters get to a home. and we have been told that managers here on mayor island. we hadn't seen the b.a.r.t. trains until this morning. we'll tell you where we found them and about the contingency plan training underway. mornings on 2 starts now. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. you are looking live at some die hard apple fans counts down this last hour before stores open and begin selling the new iphones. there is a word of warning that some people may walk away disappointed. we'll have live coverage throughout the show here on ktvu. welcome to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve's here to tell you how to prepare for the changing weather. >> you don't need a weather man to tell you which way the wind

blows, it's west. here comes the front. it's here but increasing the fog. low clouds and the drizzle is beginning to show up. it will be returning tonight, but low clouds making a pretty good march inland, 43 tahoe, a lot of 50s here, the coast is definitely warmer. good 10, 12 degrees. 40s today, in the 40s and 50s, breezy, cool, and fog and sun, a cooler pattern, and the wind picks up. it's back here. that's what's going to sweep in on saturday, giving the best opportunity for rain. not a lot. and i think most areas will get a little bit. fog increasing. we have a sierra nevada forecast coming up in about 15 minutes. 60s, 70s or mainly low 80s. >> steve, good morning, we're looking at traffic that's better than yesterday or seemed to get a little bit of a lighter than usual commute on this thursday, and you can see north and southbound interstate 880 is slobbing good in both

directions. -- is looking good in both directions. the morning commute is looking good, if you are approaching the bay bridge. a little bit of a slow down. not completely light but the traffic is still moving along relatively well. by the way, once you get onto the upper deck of bay bridge, we don't have any major problems on the span. let's talk about the south bay and northbound 101. traffic a little bit slow approaching the 280 interchange. we have been looking at -- what is wrong with this, i have to laugh. northbound 101 is moving along well. 280 is a little slow. 7:03. let's go back to the desk. new this morning, a dramatic search and arrest of a burglary suspect in san francisco. he is accused of breaking into a bank of america with a crow bar. tara moriarty is on scene where officers go to great heights to camp him. good morning tara. >> we have just learned that the burglar was trying to get to the money in the atm here at

the bank of america on san bruno avenue. you can see police are still guarding the bank here. the suspect broke through the building in order to get to that atm, and he used the roof to do it. he tripped a silent alarm, so when police arrived, he used an air vent to escape. after an hour search, police finally caught him. here's how they zeroed in on him. they knew they were looking for a man in a black hood i de, armed with a crow bar. the officers called the k-9 unit and the fire department to climb on the roof and do a search. they ended up tracking on the suspect the roof of an apartment building two doors down. as he was surrendering, he fell. >> i responded to several different calls of silent alarms at banks but i think this might be the first time that i witnessed somebody actually falling through a roof. >> reporter: the suspect did not appear to be hurt. he is described as a san

francisco resident in his early 30s who has a criminal past. he has been taken down to the jail for booking. police are on scene, gathering evidence on the roof, taking pictures, that sort of thing and they're going to have to be monitoring the bank until it is completely sealed up and boarded up. live in san francisco, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. 7:04. san francisco police are investigating a double shooting which indirectly led to an officer getting injured. just before 8:00 last night, police rushed to 23rd and arkansas streets in the potrero hill neighborhood. a man and woman were found shot in a car. the man died from his wounds. the woman was hit in the arm and leg. she is expected to survive. an officer suffered minor injuries when police used pepper spray to disburse a crowd that had gathered at the crime scene. investigators are looking for two suspects, both in their 20s driving a burgundy colored car.

last night 13 people, including a 3-year-old boy were shot in a chicago park. it happened at a basketball court in the city's south side. witnesses say several men fired shots from a car before speeding away. the 3-year-old boy was in critical condition but is reportedly doing better after surgery overnight. witnesses describe the chaos. >> i heard shots, i came over and there was a lot of people down. >> it was a lot of shots, boom, boom, boom. >> all other victims are said to be in serious or stable condition. no suspects have been arrested and police say the motive was likely gang related. time is 7:06. police in petaluma cracking down on homeless camps in the city. this after three transients were found dead in the past month. the body of a 25-year-old was found wednesday under the d street bridge. police say none of the deaths were suspicious, they are concerned about the number of homeless camps and also the

threat to transients and people passing by. the press democrat reports a grass fire last week started right near several homeless camps. in less than an hour from right now, apple will release its latest versions of the iphone. these are live pictures. our cameras panning around. people standing outside in the cold. this is outside of an apple store in san francisco. hundreds of people lined up out there. now, for the first time ever, the company is releasing two versions. the iphone 5s, it will cost about $199 with a 2 year contract. it's got the new fingerprint sensor. they are also offering a new gold phone where a lot of people say they are camping out to get. there are reports it will be in short supply. not everyone who wants one will get one. apple is also offering a cheaper 5c model. it will cost 99 bucks. people have been camping out since monday to get their hands on the new phone. this is what the lines look

like at the store in palo alto this morning. about a 100 people were in line the last time we checked. it's 7:07. pal low el toe wanting -- pal lo alto wants to be a electric friendly city. one would require all new homes to be charger friendly which would cost about $200. it's nearly 10 times that much to rewire a home to include a car charger. another proposal calls for chargers at all new hotels. another earthquake shook southern california last night making it the third jolt for the region that day. the most recently was one a 3.9 in magnitude, in san diego county. early in the morning, two other earthquakes of similar strength hit los angeles county, about 30 minutes apart. no damage or injuries have been

reported from any of these quakes, but they did rattle nerves. they have seen a lot of seismic activity cently. the cooler off period in the b.a.r.t. labor dispute ends in 20 days from now. b.a.r.t. is working on a possible plan b where the b.a.r.t. managers would operate trains if union workers do go out on strike. ktvu's claudine wong joining us live with the mare island connection to the story. >> reporter: if you talk to b.a.r.t. and we have last night and this morning, they will tell you the training is not a secret. this is a plan that has been talked about. what is new is the fact that the training is underway and it brought us here to this warehouse. on mare island, we came here because he heard the b.a.r.t. trains were being taken to this

warehouse, and that the training was happening and that's getting the union upset. let's take you through how all of this went down. training managers have been out there as a possible option and taste of the strike, especially in the case of a prolonged one. b.a.r.t. trains are seen going down the highway and not on the tracks. someone sent pictures of trains in a warehouse, and we hadn't seen the cars for ourselves until just about an hour ago. take a look at video we shot for you this morning, these are the b.a.r.t. train cars, we saw inside the warehouse. it is a 112 square foot warehouse. it's basically used as a rail repair shop by a french company. and they stepped up to offer them space, they took them up on it and they got to do the training. >> to prepare for the possibility of a long strike, we feel it's only responsible to plan ahead and think about train service. >> if they're seriously considering operating trains without certified train operators, experienced train

operators, that's reckless and dangerous. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says about 12 managers are certified train operators, they started as train operators and worked their way up the organization. although it's unclear how many would be needed to run a skeletal service in the case of a strike, we should remind you, this is just a contingency plan right now. there are three weeks to negotiate until the deadline and the b.a.r.t. board would need to approve any plans to use replacement train operate o tornadoes, but training takes -- operators, but training takes time. they go through about 16 weeks of training and the union is of course arguing there's not enough time to get replacement drivers trained properly. still, that training is now underway and that possibility is still very much out there. live here on mare island, claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. we have more details about the b.a.r.t. labor dispute. b.a.r.t.'s unions have raised the issue of workers safety as a talking point in the

negotiations. b.a.r.t. says working conditions and passenger safety are just as important. now, we investigated b.a.r.t.'s safety record and found its record is very good compared to other mass transit systems. the california public utilities commission says from 2009 through may of this year, b.a.r.t. racked up 42 reportable rail transit safety incidents. san diego had 92. sacramento 102. santa clara bta109. la's mta180. san francisco, 366. it is 7:12. a fire breaks out in a san jose home just a short time ago. we'll tell you why extra police presence is required at the scene. also san jose's mayor gets slapped what fine. you'll find out why and the -- with a fine. you'll find out why and the reason the fine was reduced

from 3900 bucks to 1 dollar. we're looking at traffic that has improved from this week earlier. we're looking at slow traffic on 87 northbound, getting into the valley. low clouds already making a big push. our first cold front of the season is offshore. it's going to give us a cool down. we'll have the how much cooler forecasted highs and talk about rain on saturday. when it's time to talk security

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new this morning, al-qaeda militants attack barracks in yemen. authorities say the attack at dawn caught the soldiers off guard. there was heavy fog in the area at the time. the military in yemen has been fighting against a branch of al- qaeda considered by the u.s. one of the world east most dangerous terror groups. ambassadors from the united nations security council are working toward an agreement on

a resolution to place syrian chemical weapons under international control. yesterday was the third straight day of talks and no agreement has been reached. secretary of state john kerry says the un general assembly needs to act quickly to approve a u.s. russia deal. >> it's vital for the international community to stand up and speak out in the strongest possible terms about the importance of enforceable action to rid the world of syria's chemical weapons. >> today the syrian government sent an initial declaration outlining the chemical weapons program for the prohibition of chemical weapons. that is considered a first step toward removing the stockpile. it's being called the strongest storm this year, and this may hit hong kong by the weekend. in the past 24 hours, a cyclone in the west pacific has become a super storm. it's being called usagi.

winds jumped from 75 miles per hour to 160 miles per hour. now it's the equivalent of a category 5 hurricane and it's expected to hit hong kong on sunday. well, no one's complaining, but 2 1/2 years after that big earthquake and tsunami in japan, very little debris has reached us here on the california coast. tomorrow is california's annual coastal clean up. environmentalists had feared damage from the tsunami would end up along the shores, however only 35 objects actually reached the united states and british columbia. the only verified tsunami item was this, a fishing boat, covered with barn -- barnacles, scientists are speculating parts broke up or went to the bottom of the ocean. san leandro's mayor has suspended the controversial plan to raise the flag of the

people's republic of china next month. the public should be able to weigh in before city hall takes final action. on monday, the city council voted to fly the flag for support of the chinese community and to show the city is open to chinese investments. but critics argue raising the flag would signal san leandro condones, china's alleged human rights violations. chuck reed was fined for a violation of state campaign finance laws, but his fine is just 1 dollar. reed could have received a $3500 fine but the fair political practices commission decided the violation was not intentional. last year, a pension reform committee controlled by mayor reed funneled $100,000 to city council woman rose herrera's reelection. he contended he did nothing wrong because he was not a candidate at the time. frustration growing for

people who haven't received state unemployment checks and now people who are apparently taking out their anger on the workers at unemployment offices. the edd says some of the office workers have been threatened by clients but they're not giving specific information about the threats. it won't even say if it has increased security at any of its officer -- offices. a spokesperson says they're trying to fix the problem as quickly as possible. >> we're doing everything within our power to fix it and get it resolved. there is no stone having gone unturned. >> he says about 60,000 unemployed californians are missing at least one of their checks. she said the problem started with the edd installed a new computer system over the labor day weekend. it mistakenly stopped some payments. that's being compounded every two weeks when people try to recertify for their benefits. 7:19. i want to check in with sal and see if it might be friday light

out there on the roads. sal. >> it's a little bit. we have traffic that's moving along nicely out there. we have a look at some of the live pictures and i'm going to show you the 237. there's a little bit of slow traffic. we happened to catch most of it here out of downtown milpitas and it picks up. the rest of the bay area as we look at a wide view, it's not really showing a lot of red on the maps, which is perfect, as you drive on the peninsula, for example, perhaps you're trying to get down the bay shore freeway and get to the san francisco airport. it is a nice drive on 101 to san bruno with no major problems and no problems on the san mateo bridge. let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza and the traffic there is backed up from moderate to light of 10 to 15 minutes. let's go to steve. yesterday we had clear skies. now there's lots of low clouds. they're forming fast as the front inches closer.

a couple reports of drizzle. that's going to increase tonight into tomorrow. the rain is back here. this is what's developing. that's the cold pool. that's the dynamics. this guy is just setting the stage, kind of opening the door slowly. weather changes cooler today, a lot of low clouds. you'll notice a westerly breeze. light rain will make it on saturday. not a lot. a little bit. probably again far less. north bay will take heaviest amounts. anything over a tenth or a quarter would surprise me. the big dues would be the cool dune, and low clouds back and big change. 89 yesterday to 78 in santa rosa. livermore, 94 yesterday. 82 in san jose. 87 to 79. the system that's coming in, again, is lifting that fog bank, giving us a no doubt about it westerly breeze. the front moves in saturday, light rain, mainly to the north, further north, better opportunity for drizzle. the cooling will continue. sierra nevada, iron man lake

tahoe, mike and will dave, sending me the information. actually, this is the other way. yeah, that's right. 26: 26 will be the low on sunday. any rain on saturday. the big news is the wind. 50, 60 miles per hour. snow levels should be above 7500 feet. it will be cold, sunny but breezy and things look better on monday. 34 in tahoe. 37 ewe kia. a lot of 50s. the biggest jump on the coast. 40s and 50s, and a couple reports of drizzle near half- moon bay. the system may get a little light rain on the north coast. there's some. this is a weak system. boy is it increasing that fog bank and not taking long. from the warm yesterday, changes today, the coast fog is back, lifting, moving over the coastal hills. the cooling will continue into saturday. a little warmer on sunday. cloud and rain forecast doesn't do much through today.

drizzle and light rain. saturday afternoon, noon to four. best opportunity for anybody in the bay area to get the rain. further north, less amounts and it will feel like fall. and sunday fall begins. fog, sun, breezy, lots of drizzle late tonight. tough call when you get the first front. temperatures will drop, 70s and 80s for many. that's pretty far inland. 60s and 70s. coast and bay. hold onto 80s, santa clara valley. 70s around the peninsula and tomorrow cool it down. i know stanford is at home tomorrow. i would plan on cool and breezy, and take rain gear to be safe. fall begins uh-huh 1:44 and -- fall begins 1:44 and it will feel like it. >> time is 7:23. a 10-year-old girl shot as she slept in her own bedroom. the mystery in hayward stills around the shooting this

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7:25. a big reward is now being offered for information leading to the arrest of the person who sparked two northern california fires earlier this year. the fires in the 6 rivers burned 36,000 acres last july. a $20,000 reward is being offered by the u.s. forestry service. and the rim fire burning in yosemite national park continues to be a challenge for firefighters. they were hoping to have it contained by midnight, but it's still only 84% contained. full containment has been pushed back almost two weeks to october 1st. a red flag warning is in effect through saturday and the fire has burned nearly 257,000 acres. time is 7:26.

a couple expecting a new baby got an unexpected surprise on the side of the road in roseville. celeste meeker and her husband were on the way to a hospital. the baby didn't want to wait. they were forced to pull over on the side of the freeway. dad had to start the delivery by himself. emergency crews got there shortly after. elijah is a professional photographer and he was documenting the delivery every step of the way. this also happened to be his birthday. >> i was so annoyed he was videoing me. >> happy birthday. i don't think you got anything for your birthday, besides a baby. >> that's a lot, dad. happy birthday, mom, dad and the brand new baby, august blue meeker, they're all doing fine. it is 7:27. developing news we've been following for the past hour, a fire call quickly turns into a criminal investigation. ktvu news was the first on the

scene this morning in san jose. we are live in the apple store in the marina district where the anticipation is growing for the iphone. we'll tell you why some people may be disappointed. good morning, the east bay traffic on this friday looks pretty good in most places. highway 24 between walnut creek and oakland, there is a little bit of slow traffic developing. a lot of fog has returned to the coast, only a little bit over the bay. with sunshine, it's going to be cooler today. we'll have the forecasted highs and talk about the weekend rain.

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. you're looking live at some of the people waiting in line for the new iphone. stores are set to open in half an hour here in the bay area. now, the phones are getting mixed reviews from analysts. we'll find out what the public thinks in a live report. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >> and i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve is right there. good morning everybody. happy friday. a lot of fog has returned to the coast, just a little bit over the bay. lucky sent me a photo at mount diablo saying fog is burning off. the fog is ramping up in a fast and big way. we have a lot of low clouds. drizzle returning in a few pockets, more widespread late today and tomorrow.

temperatures will be dropping today, more 60s including san francisco. we'll go 66. 40s to the north bay. 50s. everyone's pretty close except north bay which is cooler. look for the low cloud deck. it's going to be cooler today. 10, 15-degree drop as the west wind kicks in. more 60s and 70s closer to the bay. here's sal. steve, good morning, and right now, traffic is moving along relatively well in most areas. we have had some trouble spots break out recently. the traffic is moving along well on 24 as you drive from walnut creek to oakland. at the bay bridge, we have a back up of about 10 to 15 minutes. it's not really severe. there will be waiting for you, though. northbound 85. just got word of an injury accident on 85 as you come away from 101. traffic is not going to slow until the accident and stays slow after the crash as you head to highway 17. that's what's happening there. there are no major problems other than that, and you might

want to think about using 101 to is 280 as an alternative. at 7:32, let's go back to the desk. new this morning, police in san jose are on the scene of a house fire where an illegal pot grow may be to blame. this happened on wigwam court. janine de la vega was the first reporter on scene. she talked to neighbors and one is not surprised about this find. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, some neighbors are telling me as well as firefighters that several years ago a fire started here in the same house near monterey highway and chen with. they say a marijuana operation was found inside. firefighters received a 911 call before 5:30 that smoke was coming from the attic. there were metal guard bars on the house and when they entered, they found a small

pile of garbage. police confirmed the house was being used to grow marijuana. the entire home was dedicated to the illegal operation and it didn't appear anyone was living there. >> i was surprised to know that because once in a while i saw somebody in there. rarely. i just say hi to them. that's it. >> reporter: firefighters say the electrical wiring appeared to be tampered with, which is common with marijuana grow houses because of all the equipment used. pg&e was called to cut power to the home because of the danger that it posed. at this point, police cannot enter the house until a search warrant is secured. that's when we should get more details on how many plants were inside the home. how extensive the operation was and possibly who was responsible for operating this. and back out here live in the last several minutes, several more police cars showed up. we're told they're going to babysit the house until they secure a search warrant which could be a couple hours. so far we haven't seen the owner of the house pull up here. reporting live from san jose,

janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. 7:34. happening now, iphone excitement reaching a fever pitch. lines are literally out the door for people waiting to get their hands on one of those new phones. brian flores live at an apple store in the marina district of san francisco. some people may be disappointed, though, right brian. >> reporter: yeah, some might be, dave. some might be. but go ahead and take a look at the lines for yourself. this line into the apple store here in the marina district starts over there. if you take a look to my right, your left, the line goes around the corner there. at last check there were about 120 people. probably close to 140 people now as the store opens at 8:00 this morning. first person in line says he was here at 8:30 last night. others were here at 3 or 4 in the morning, all in opening for -- anticipation for the two newest versions. getting a certain color will be a problem. we're talking about the coveted gold iphone. we're hearing that demand is high but that suppliers are

having a tough time keeping up the orders. i tried asking store employees they have at this store, just by talking to people, they say they may have about 10. officially we haven't heard an official number on how many they have. some in line say they hope to get one and that the 5c isn't an option. >> for a hundred bucks. it's only a 10000 dollar difference. >> it's a complete revolution. i think it's going to change the way we use mobility in the next 6 to 12 months and we're going to see it ask start to inevacuate around that -- and start to inevacuate around that. >> reporter: the 5s has a faster processer. on the ios7 operating system, it comes in different colors, similar to the iphone 5. comes in pink and blue and green and white. back out here live, you see a lot of people trying to get a

cup of coffee, water, passing the time, and sleeping bags on their apple computers and some other older iphones, i guess. store employees will be handing out more coffee and information cards to see how the store procedure is going to go when they enter just a little less than half an hour from you. live at the apple store, brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. 7:36. we're learning the same company that did the background check on the navy yard gunman for his security clearance investigated edward snowden, the former nsa contractor who leaked classified documents. the company, usis says it conducted a background check on aaron alexis in 2007. his employer says the background check revealed only a traffic violation. that is despite an incident in 2004 when police in seattle arrested him for shooting out tires of a car in a fit of anger. and people are questioning how he was able to legally buy a

gun when he had been discharged from the navy for ," a pattern of misconduct. ". under federal law, only a dishonnable discharge makes them ineligible to own a gun in civilian life. 7:37. a las vegas based airline has to recheck emergency slides. allegiant air recently discovered an inspection compliance issue. the carrier must reinspect the slides of its md80 fleets before it can fly again. it is apologizing to customers about possible delays or cancellations. the city of san francisco is hoping to reduce its bike thefts by 50% over the next five years. the crack down effort comes as the number of bike riders in the city continues to rise. the city says there were 817 bike thefts last year and that

number is only expected to grow. the new plan would call for an expansion of bike parking and 50 bike lockers in parking garages. the plan is set to be approved by the board of supervisors october 1st and goes into effect this december. 7:38. police in hayward investigatorring the mysterious shooting of -- investigating the mysterious shooting of a 10- year-old girl. several shots were fired into the home. wounding the child who was sound asleep in her bedroom. one of the bullets hit the girl in her lower back. she is expected to survive. the big question though is why family members waited more than 5 hours before they called 911. >> we're trying to figure out if they knew that there was a shooting or if they kind of pieced things together after the fact. >> how is she feeling. >> she's doing fine? >> what's your relationship to her. >> i'm her father. >> the child's father did not explain that delay in calling

911, but police say the family is cooperating with investigators in the search for the suspect. well, this morning, a group in san francisco plans to reopen a foreclosed house in the bay view district. the homeowner fell behind on paying his mortgage. last month he lost the home and had to move in with other members of his family. the group says that areas like the bay view district are vulnerable to foreclosure since loans don't match the home's current value and they say the government needs to step in to help those folks. it's 20 minutes before 8:00. happening today, a new chapter in the criminal case against george sharikawa relating to a 2010 illegal campaign mail. he pled guilty to misusing public funs and his lawyer

claims the plea deal covers all political corruption and they may call as a witness the june who presided over the original case to decide in prosecutors coaxed him to take the plea agreement. the judge raised ewe brows by meeting with defense attorneys without the presence of prosecutors. more officers are getting ready to join the oakland police force. later this morning, dozens of men and women will graduate from the oakland police department's 167th academy. in march, nearly 40 recruits participated in the first graduation from the police department in more than 4 years. the department is experiencing some of the lowest staffing levels in decades and are hoping to boost the number of officers. the officers will begin patrolling the streets next week. mexico is reeling. the death toll from dual storms keeps climbing while 60,000

tourists in acapoko are stranded. . why workers at one company may be willing to give up the weekly tradition. traffic is getting a little bit more crowded as the late crowd hits the roads. we'll tell you where the accidents are. for those of you who have been looking for cooler weather. it's on its way. today will be the first start and you'll notice it on the weekend. we'll have details coming up.

. stock market is mixed right now. investors seek clarity on the direction of the federal

reserve policy. the central bank shocked markets this week by leaving in place an $85 billion bond buying program to keep stimulating the economy. taking a live look at the big board, dow down 11. nasdaq up 8. s&p is flat. it's 7:44. there's a report twitter will go public before thanksgiving. the san francisco company hopes to raise more than $1 billion with its initial public offering. analysts estimate twitter's value at $15 billion. twitter has chosen goldman sachs at the lead -- as the lead underwriter: the man who owns facebook met face to face with powerful lawmakers. mark zuckerberg, the 29-year- old billionaire wrapped up his visit to capitol hill by meeting house speaker john boehner. senate majority leader harry reed and nancy pelosi. he was stressing the need for immigration reform and how it

would boost the economy as well as technological advances. happening now, the vote is expected today on the plan to prevent a government shut down. as pam cook reports from our news room, there's a lot of disagreement, pam, even from people on the same side of the political aisle. yes, definitely. a shut down of the federal government could happen at the end of this month, which is right around the corner. we want to take you out live to washington d.c. this morning. the house will vote today on a spending plan. we're looking at live the discussion right now. it will most likely be defeated. this is the house floor again talking about it, but that's because the plan by house republicans would fund the government through december 15 december 15th, but it would also defund the president's health care law. now, president obama says he would veto that if it does get through the house. many republicans are fighting against that proposal knowing that it won't pass. on the floor of the senate,

majority leader harry reed commented on the republican fighting. >> we need good political theater to watch them self- destruct and that's what they're doing if there's not so much at stake. >> he says the consequences are deadly serious, september 30th september 30th is the last day of the fiscal year and unless congress passes a spending deal, they may face a partial shut down. >> as the budget battle goes down in washington, president obama will be miles away in missouri at a ford plant adding 1000 jobs. political analysts speculate that the president wants to distance himself from a congress that he has described as dysfunctional. reporting live in the news room. pam cook ktvu channel 2 news. time now 7:47, the obama administration asked the supreme court to decide if companies can refuse to provide birth control to their employees under the new health care law. under the affordable care act, employers are required to pay

for standard contraceptives for their workers. some companies object to that on religious grounds. they went to court arguing they can't be forced by the government to pay for birth control or abortions. the supreme court could take up that issue in its session this fall. home depot now shifting some of its workers health care from company insurance to public health exchanges. the worldest biggest home improvement shane says 20,000 -- chain says 20,000 workers chose a limited liability medical plan that won't be allowed under the health care laws. kizer workers may not be seeing as many friday treats brought in my coworkers, after they offered cash bonuses to groups of workers that lose weight, lower their blood pressure and stop smoking. the bonuses will be awarded based on the improved health of workers in regions and not be based on individual

improvements. kizer says the biggest improvements will result in bonuses of $500 per worker. there could be another toll hike ahead of drivers on the golden gate bridge. the district is facing a $140 million deficit over the next five years because of seismic retro fitting, painting and other projects. it's not clear how big a fee hike is needed to make up the shortfall. it doesn't need to be an exact dollars increase. the new electronic toll system means the increase could round up to pennys. it could be 5.47. the issue is expected to be discussed next month. and final approval could come today for a big project, the movable concrete barrier. the $26 million barrier is designed to prevent head on collisions. it will be installed next year in late october or early november once approved and at that time the bridge would have to be closed for 52 hours. it's the longest time they have

ever closed the golden gate bridge. obviously they have closed the bay bridge a few times because of the new eastern span. time 7:49. speaking of traffic. sal, so far it's been feeling like friday light. >> a little bit. yes. >> a little bit? >> a little bit. you know, there's always something, right. and we are looking at some things here. first of all, we're going to start off with the friday light part that dave and tori mentioned. westbound bay bridge, that looks like friday light coming into san francisco. no major problems on the bridge itself getting into the city. also, let's take a look at interstate 880 north and south getting a little bit busier as you drive north towards the downtown oakland area. put some speeds on the maps here. northbound 101. 56 miles per hour. not bad. and northbound 101 in sunnyvale up to 68. red on # 5. there was an -- 85. there was an earlier accident, 85 at 87 and slow traffic in

mount view, northbound 101. 880 south, here and there slow traffic from union city to fremont, and driving on 880 northbound in san leandro, closed from 238 to the coliseum. 580 is slow at 22 miles per hour in livermore. b.a.r.t. delays, equipment problems near san bruno. call train and muni no delays. 7:50, let's go to steve. >> that's speeding. >> yes, but that's what the road sensors say. >> i never do that. me neither. low clouds are here. on twitter, there's a twitter handle called carl the fog, and he's been on vacation for two days and he's back in the twitter nation, always acknowledges him. low clouds are back and i acknowledge him, too. not a big push inland. on the coast, things are starting to feel it. it's on its way. it's what's up here that i think that's where the stronger jet stream is, the core of the jet streak. the colder air.

the dynamics, that's what we have to wait for. that will be here saturday. we have changes. that will take place today, cooler pattern. and low clouds mean temperatures will come down big time. tomorrow we'll look for light rain. not a lot. from about the golden gate, oakland concord north, south of that, far less amounts. you will notice a change in the weather. yesterday santa rosa was 89. oakland from 82 to 73. livermore 94. san jose from 87 to 79. first system doesn't do much. just kind of sacrifices itself for the sake of the one up stream. that's what this is doing. fog, sun, breezy, most of the low cloud deck will be rearing to go as the front gets closer and there will be business l already been a -- drizzle. the cooler and breezy pattern establishes itself on saturday. sunday we'll start to rebound fast. this is not a cold system. iron man, lake tahoe is on sunday. if you are heading up there,

mainly wind is the biggest story up there. will be some rain on saturday. by sunday morning, the low will be 26. just so you know, and then mostly sunny, breezy and then monday looks good. it will be brisk to cold as we head towards sunday morning. 34 in tahoe. it's already cold. 47 in ukiah. 10 better for sacramento. much warmer on the coast due to the fog coming back, and no fog yesterday. the tail end is going to fall apart. it will continue to keep the fog going along. if you're watching eureka crescent city, might get rain out of that. we get the fog, cooler, temps, warm weather is over for a couple days. that's for sure. cooling starts today. it will bottom out on saturday and a rebound on sunday. cloud and rain forecast, not a lot here. i wouldn't worry about anything today. tonight, maybe a little bit of drizzle coming in on the coast and tomorrow we'll start to see this. tomorrow morning, little band, hit and miss, through saturday

afternoon. saturday night, it's long gone and the cooler air will spill in. sunday morning will feel fall like and we'll say hello to fog in the afternoon. cooler for everybody today. the low cloud deck will be increasing. it's not going anywhere except expanding. 60s; 70s and 80s. usually the drop, takes another day. out to vacaville. you'll notice the west wind, 70s for many. much warmer than yesterday and 60s, 70s on the coast. we look for low cloud deck. light rain, not a lot south, but more north, sunday, we say hello to autumn at 1:44. breezy and cool, keep it there on monday. 7:54. a plan b for b.a.r.t. new this morning, ktvu news can show you how management is preparing for a possible strike and how they may keep trains running next month. and why the warriors will go to prison today, the reason, special reason the gates of san

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7:56, the death toll in mexico is approaching 100, following two hurricanes, hitting the east and west coast days apart. manuel reached land fall yesterday along mexico's specific coast. ingrid hit the gulf coast last weekend. the two storms killed 97 people. another 68 are missing and believed to be buried under a landslide. 60,000 tourists were stranded by heavy flooding. here in the united states, the death toll from the massive flooding in colorado is now up to at least 10. 140 others are still missing. many of them in mountain communities where entire towns have been cut off by washed out roads. the national guard is trying to get to stranded victims. the flooding cause $2 billion in property damage statewide in

colorado. and the massive flooding has triggered oil spills and shut down natural gas and oil wells in the state's multibillion dollar drilling region. in south plat, 5200-gallons of oil spilled and 13,000-gallons leaked into the river. many conservationists worry about the impact it will have on fish and wildlife as well as drinking water. time 7:58. a san francisco police officer attacked during an investigation into a double shooting, the disturbance that followed the gunfire. a botched burglary, in san francisco's bay view district. we'll tell you how police found their suspect on top of a roof when mornings on 2 continues.

8:00 on the dot. we're looking live at the apple store in san francisco's marina district where the doors have swung open. you can see the employees lined up there applauding and there's the first customer walking in. looks like a chair there and they were waiting in line for quite a long time. a bit of excitement with the new devices debuting. apple is introducing the iphone 5s and iphone 5c. the new phones were introduced

earlier this month, having inspired the same energy as previous models but analysts predict apple could see a record sales weekend, likely topping the 5 million units it sold during the iphone 5 opening weekend. a little more difficult to predict how many people lined up in stores around the country. the turn out has been quite large. making their purchases there with the new phones lined up. the 5c is less expensive, made of plastic, the 5s is the next evolution of the high end phones, packs a better camera, faster processer and of course the embedded fingerprint scanner and the home button for security. looks like a happy customer there, being escorted out as they made their first purchase and we of course will continue to follow this story for the rest of the hour here on mornings on 2. good morning, welcome again to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >> i thought you were going to call me on the phone. >> i'm dave clark.

let's check your weather and traffic. let's go to steve. >> and we have our system coming in. producing a lot of low clouds, going to give us a cooler pattern today. weather changes are definitely brewing. starts today with a bigger fog bank and more of a westerly breeze tonight. tomorrow we look for more in the way of drizzle. mainly north bay, won't be a lot south of that. looks like saturday will be the coolest day. fog bank which was not there yesterday, because we had a puff of a north wind or east wind, and a westerly breeze, that drizzle will be back tonight. temperatures are being replaced with cooler temps, including san francisco, 66. 40s, 50s, everyone's pretty close. not much of a spread, but the coolest numbers were in the north bed. this system will continue to give fog and drizzle tonight. back there the source of rain, and won't sweep until sat and saturday afternoon. you'll notice the westerly breeze will kick in, especially later this afternoon as the

front inches closer. 80s inland, and 60s and 70s coast and bay. here's sal. >> steve, we have major delays because of equipment problems now on the peninsula near the san bruno station trying to figure out exactly what's going on but it's some sort of equipment problem on the tracks. caltrain and muni not reporting any delays right now. if you're in the east bay, the commute is moderate. we have slow traffic in some of the usual spots, 880 freemont and northbound 580 still slow. down to 22 miles per hour as you come into livermore. bay bridge light this morning. coming into san francisco. it's definitely better than it has been the other four days of the workweek. san jose, northbound 280 looks good. might want to use it as an alternative to 85. 85 is slow because of earlier

problems this morning. charges of breaking into a bank of america branch with a crow bar. ktvu's tara moriarty is in san francisco now to explain how firefighters helped the police in making that arrest. good morning. tara. >> reporter: good morning, you know, police say they see a lot of strange crime scenes but they hadn't seen one quite like this. as you mentioned they needed the fire department to help them out. they say the particular was trying to get to money in the atm and went through the actual bank in order too to do that. officers are guarding the bank. right near the 101 freeway onramp. after an hour search, police finally caught him. this is how they zeroed in on the suspect. around 4:00 this morning, the suspect triggered a silent alarm. the security company used surveillance cameras to track his movements. they discovered a man in a black hooded sweatshirt armed with a crow bar entered the bank through an air vent via the roof. they relayed the information to

police. officers called in the k-9 unit and the fire department to climb up on the roof and do a search. they found him on the roof of an apartment building two doors down. >> at that point we set up a perimeter. we used a couple of the fire departments to gain access to the roofs and eventually we were able to fish them out on top of one of the roofs where he fell through the top of the roof. >> the suspect did not appear to be hurt. he is described as a san francisco resident in his early 30s who has a criminal past. he has been taken to the jail for booking. police on scene, they say they are gathering evidence at the top where the hole is actually in the roof and they will be guarding the bank here i guess until everything is repaired. live in san francisco. i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. time is 8:05. last night, a man was killed in potrero hill. a woman was wounded in a shooting that led to a san francisco police officer being

hurt. a man and a woman had been shot in a car. that man later died from his wounds. the woman was wounded in the arm and leg but she's expected to survive. now, a police officer suffered minor injuries after pepper spray was used to break up a big crowd gathered at the crime scene. investigators still out there searching for two suspects described as being in their 20s and driving a burgundy colored car. another mass shooting, the second one this week. last night, 13 people including a 3-year-old boy were shot in a chicago park. it happened at a basketball court on the south side of chicago. witnesses say several men fired shots from a car before they sped away. that 3-year-old boy was in critical condition reportedly he's doing better after going through surgery during the night. the witnesses described the chaos. >> i heard shots. i came over and there was a lot of people down. >> a lot of shots, boom, boom,

boom, boom,. >> all other victims are in serious or stable condition. no suspects have been arrested. police say the shooting was probably gang related. on sunday, president obama will attend a memorial service for the victims of the washington navy yard shooting. the president and first lady will visit with the families of the victims. the president will also speak at the memorial. the white house says president obama wants to share in the nation's pain after another mass shooting. a new poll find that a growing number of americans don't believe the government is doing a good job of protecting the second amendment right to bear arms. 44% of americans surveyed think the government is doing a good job of safeguarding the right to keep and bear arms. that's down from 57% two years ago. the cooling off period in the b.a.r.t. labor dispute ends in just 20 days from now. and ktvu news has learned b.a.r.t. is working on a possible plan b to have managers operate trains in the union workers go out on

strike. ktvu's claudine wong joining us live to tell us about the mare island connection to this story. >> reporter: if you're going to train managers to run those trains in the case of a strike, you need to train them first. and we have learned that the trains they're using for that training are here. this is austin warehouse. it's a 112,000 square foot facility and we looked inside this morning, and let me show you what we found. b.a.r.t. trains. this is video that we shot earlier this morning. the train cars are actually in the back of the warehouse. the lights weren't even on when we peeked in there. that is where the trains are being kept. they are here for a reason that could affect thousands of commuters. the trains used in training the managers in case they need to operate the trains during a strike. training managers to run trains has been out there for a possible option. especially when you talk about the possibility of a prolonged strike. but on monday, we really saw

that possibility become more of a issue when the b.a.r.t. seen going down the highway. they did confirm the trains were headed here, prepping for the possible contingency plan. >> to prepare for the possibility of a long strike, we feel it's only responsible to plan ahead and think about scaled sole train service. >> if they're considering operating trains without certified train oater tornadoes, experienced -- operators, experienced train operators, that's reckless and dangerous. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says there are a dozen managers that are certified train operators, basically train operators that made their way through the transit agency and are now managers. it's unclear how many operators will be used to run skeletal service in the case of a prolonged strike. this is very early in all of this. the b.a.r.t. board would need to approve a plan before it goes forward. when you're talking about training, it does take a couple

weeks, several weeks to get people up to speed and that's why this is all happening now. why here on mare island, one of the reasons, they said because they want to have the training off site. you don't want to have the current drivers watching possible replacement drivers train. live here on mare island, claudine wong ktvu channel 2 news. we have more details on the b.a.r.t.'s labor dispute. they have raised the issue of workers safety as a talking point. b.a.r.t. says working conditions and passenger safety are just as important. we investigated the safety record and found the record is very good compared to other mass transit systems. the california public utilities commission says from between 2009 through may of this year. b.a.r.t. racked up 32 reportable rail transit incidents. san diego had 92. sacramento 102. santa clara bta109.

la's mta180. san francisco had 366. 8:10, there's a warning for people in santa clara county about a scam targeting renters. the district attorney says someone has been posting adds for rental homes at a low price, but the deal turns out to be a scam to steal the deposit money. investigators are warning people to be wary of prices that are suspiciously low and not to wire any money to anyone without seeing the property first. there is a new plan to clean up one of the most notorious areas in san francisco. city leaders and merchants have unveiled a list of safety measures to reduce crime along broadway. an area filled with bars and strip clubs. there have been numerous incidents of violent brawls and disorderly conduct. the nightclubs are pledging to hire more bouncers and enforce a dress code. the city will also install

extra lighting and no loitering signs. >> the majority of the city folks that live in the city, they don't want to come to broadway. so we're trying to change that perception. >> police say crime on that strip is down 40% from two years ago, due to recent crack downs and the city is considering doubling the fines for loitering or public intoxication in the area. time now is 8:12. the annual fashion celebration in san francisco, macy's blamor a ama and the -- glamorama. and the new president of iran on a charm offensive. what could happen at the united nations next week. good morning, we are looking at major b.a.r.t. delays, but traffic on the bridge looks good. getting into san francisco. a lot of low clouds and fog vs returned to the coast. inland still sunny, we'll have the forecasted highs and talk

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. 8:15. iran's new president says he wants to engage in constructive dialogue with the u.s. and a piece in the washington post, president hasan rahani says iranians are embracing his platform of prudence and hope because he says it's long overdue and he offers to help with the crisis in syria by facilitating dialogue between the syrian government and the

opposition. there is speculation that president obama may meet with president rahani at the united nations next week. the aclu says too many people are being reported for suspicion activity. 1800 names are on the list for central and southern part of california. some of the reports were made about people taking photos of post offices dams or bridges. one of the people who helped create the reporting system says the people named had to be doing something that arouses the interest of local law enforcement officers. >> the same person that was taking pictures of the golden gate bridge was focusing on the security that may be around the bridge, or things like that. then the officer has an obligation to have some expressions. >> the acluments the federal government to change how it -- wants the federal government to change how it collects information and the names of people who are cleared are

taken off watch lists. time is 8:16. contra costa sheriff's deputies searching for a gold toyota that may be connected to a deadly shooting at a roller rink. the suspect's car described as a two door 1999 toyota solaro with a spoiler, license plate number 5jlm717. authorities say the car and the people inside may have ties to modesto, manteca or oakland. investigators say they think that car is connected to the deadly shooting of a 31-year- old oakland woman at the paradise roller skating rink on september 8th. two other people suffered nonlife threatening injuries. castro valley family had a chance to say a very special final farewell on the closed section of the bay bridge. 21-year-old scott leister was

killed by a drunk driver. he was riding in the backseat when it was hit by another car going over 100 miles per hour. the chp took scott's family out to the scene of the accident on the new empty bridge. they hope scott's story will remind people don't drink and drive. the driver of the other car made the choice to drive after he had been drinking and i don't want anyone to make that choice again. there are so many alternatives. >> carol wanted to create a memorial on the spot her son died and the chp was glad to be able to help the family by taking them out onto the old eastern span. >> an emotional scene and experience for them. >> yeah. it's 8:18. let's check in with sal. it's been friday light but there's a problem with b.a.r.t. >> they have major delays on b.a.r.t. because of an equipment problem outside of the san bruno station. we have some delays reported that are system wide of more

than 30 minutes, and that's what they consider a major b.a.r.t. delay. caltrain and muni not affected. they're doing pretty well. let's go out and look at livening pes. i want -- live pictures. i want to show you the east span looks good. the bay bridge toll plaza has become nice and light. this is what's happening to the east bay commutes as we get closer to 9:00. here's steve. thank you, a lot of low clouds coming back in place. a couple nice tweets from up in lake county, harriet, frost on the rooftops and cool and weather savvy chloe. 41 this morning. it's getting a little chilly in the morning. cooler weather for everybody. if you get the inland sun, it might feel warm. light rain. cooler on saturday. not a lot. between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. will be the best bet for rain. yesterday was warm, very warm. it washot.

okay, i buy that. livermore, 94, 82. san jose 87. the cold air has a ways to go. fog, sun, breezy today, it will be more of an on shore breeze and then the front moves through tomorrow. light rain, especially from about san francisco, golden golden gate, concord north, seems to be the dividing line. south of that won't be much. and also the breeze coming up. iron man, lake tahoe on sunday. heading up to the sierra nevada, very windy. keep that in mind. some shower activity, i'd be shocked if it got below 7500 feet. sunday morning will be cold, 20s. breezy, and very chilly day. but temperatures will warm up a little bit. we get this front to produce light rain i think on the north coast and for us drizzle tonight. a tiny bit, a wee bit this morning. 38 in tahoe. 48 in ewe kia. there are cool numbers.

a good 10 to 15 degrees. inland temps will drop. the front's not that strong but it's on its way and will give a cool down starting today. it's going to be late tonight and tomorrow when the system comes by. the warm weather from the last couple of days is losing out. the fog is on the coast and we'll see the cooling today and more so on sunday. low clouds, sun, breezy, cooler for everybody. even well inland, more of that west wind which will usher in the cooler breeze. 80s. a few mid-80s. upper 70s and lower 80s here as temperatures start to take a tumble. 60s, 70s and i don't see much change. 60s at best. 70s on the peninsula. menlo park 77. tomorrow light rain. south of san francisco, oakland would not be that much. but there could be a little bit more so to the north and then autumn we say hello on sunday at 1:44. cool and breezy. steve, thank you. time is 8:21. silicon valley mourning the death of one of its

trailblazers, killed in a bike accident this week. coming up in 14 minutes, remembering one of the people who helped build the legacy of amazon. a warning from the antioch police department, what happened that could have put public safety at risk. when it's time to talk security

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emergency radio frequency. >> that happened over the labor day weekend. the police department immediately sent out a warning telling that person they were breaking the law. police don't know who did it but that person could face fines or jail time if they're caught. >> this is not something you fool around with. this is not something you mess with. you know, that's public safety and that's officer safety. >> the police department now wants to move to an operated radio system, one that has incorrupted channels, but that would cost about a million dollars. it's 8:25. a 31-year-old fashion tradition in san francisco. last night, macy's held its glamorama fundraiser to benefit groups working to fight cancer, and aids and hiv illnesses. organizers hope to raise $1 million. the star attraction, sheryl crow. she says her own battle with

breast cancer gives her a different perspective. >> it's a great thing to be a part of. people like aligning themselves when it comes to fashion, it's higher minded and macy's has a history with that. >> those attending the event paid anywhere from $75 to a thousand. macy's says it has raised more than $41 million over the years to benefit bay area nonprofits, including the glide foundation, the aids emergency fund and project open hand. at ktvu.com you can see more video from the annual fundraiser. it's in the bay area living section and there's a slide show on the images tab. time is 8:26. a fire broke out early this morning in san jose, how the neighbors there reacted and why the police are now in charge of the investigation. we are live at the apple store in the marina district, as you can see behind me, it's open. why some customers who waited in line for 12 or 14 hours, may not get the phone they want.

good morning, in san jose, finally getting some improvement here as you can see on northbound 280, still a little slow, though, approaching highway 17. well, captain there, and hercules said the sun is out and feeling warm. it's going to call down today -- cool down today. the fog is back and the west wind is rearing to go. ♪

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welcome back, you're looking live from our roof cam. the camera panning around. this is what your friday morning looks like. there are only two more days of summer left. and steve tells us mother nature is right on time. it's going to start to feel like fall this weekend. good morning, i'm dave clark.

steve's right here. let's check weather now. what are we in for steve. >> a cooler pattern. yesterday the coast was clear and today things have picked up. our cold front right there, cool front, cold air is up there. that's what we're waiting for on saturday come swinging through. big changes, mainly cooler, and the coast which enjoyed a couple nicer days inland temps in the 80s. they will come down. we will get light rain, especially on the north bay on saturday. not a big system. we have a little bit out of it. and the cooler air moving in as well. a tiny business of drizzle. as that system gets closer, it will start to increase the fog. 70s for a couple days. 66. a lot of low clouds in place. 40s in the north bay. 50s, thousand or 6 -- though or 60 degrees. i think the west wind, far enough inland, you'll notice it later today. fog, sun, breezy, and the cooler for all today.

low clouds not going anywhere anytime soon until after saturday where they'll dissipate. 60s, 70s, mainly low 80s. here's sal. traffic is mostly doing well. we have late commuters getting to the roads and that's getting a little bit of crowding going, but right now, let's start off with a look at the commutes. the toll plaza, get good news going here. this commute has been the same for the last few minutes. no major problems coming through. as a matter of fact it had been a very nice drive and if you are driving on to the upper deck, it has been very nice drive also as well. getting onto 880 northbound. you can see that the traffic is moving along pretty well as you drive through. i do want to mention that we have some public transit delays. b.a.r.t. has some major delays going. as a matter of fact, major delays because of a traffic problem outside of the san bruno station. no delays on caltran, muni. still experiencing the delays. 8:31. let's go back to the desk.

new this morning, san jose police are at the scene of the a house fire that may have been started by an illegal marijuana group. it happened on wigwam court. ktvu's janine de la vega was the first reporter there on the scene and now you're telling us police have actually gone inside the house, right? >> yes, and they actually just came out. police discovered about 70 young marijuana plants inside the home in south san jose near monterey highway in chen with. it is not a sophisticated operation. when a neighbor called 911 after seeing smoke coming from the attic on the home. firefighters had a difficult time entering because there were metal guard bars on the house. no one was inside the house and the flames were knocked down within a half hour. once the smoke cleared, the plants were discovered and police took over the investigation.

they're trying to determine if anyone lived there or if it was strictly used as a grow house. >> i was surprised. i wondered why i saw somebody in there. i just say hi to them. that's it. >> reporter: and here you see officers hauling away some of the plants. police will be trying to track down the owner of the home or try to determine if somebody was renting the house. neighbors say there was a fire at the house several years back and marijuana was discovered then as well. police tell me that they are going to look into that. firefighters say the electrical wiring appeared to be tampered with which is common with marijuana grow houses because of the equipment used. pg&e is here investigating and had to cut the power to the home because of the danger that it posed. and again, you see officers are here, they're wrapping up their investigation here and there will be a lot of follow up to do on this. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. thanks. 8:33. happening now, the newest

iphones have now officially become available to the public. they went on sale in the bay area about 30 minutes ago. brian flores is live at the apple store in the marina district in san francisco with more on how people are reacting to the new sale. good morning brian. >> good morning. it's kind of mixed when you talk about reaction. people were anticipating to get a certain iphone and they're finding that the certain iphone is not there. we'll talk about this in a few minutes. lots of peop inside getting the 5s and 5c. i haven't heard many people get the 5c but a lot of people getting the s. the first customer was escorted into the store at 8:00. waited in line for close to 12 hours he says and when he did this is what he arrived to. [cheering and applause] >> reporter: hear the apple employees cheering for that customer who waited in line for 14 hours, anticipation for people who waited in line for

hours for the 5s and 5c and in particular the highly eted gold iphone. we knew this was going to be hard to get. demand was high and suppliers not being able to keep up. we heard there might have been 10 gold iphones available at this location and we talked to the second person in line, yes, the second person in line, he says he got one of the last ones available. >> they seem to have one or two 32s and 64s, i think they had a bunch. i don't know. >> didn't matter what carrier. >> well, sprint they might have had, but that was the only carrier i didn't want. >> reporter: and a lot of people waiting in line, hoping to get that gold iphone. when you get to the front, it's not going to happen. pushed back in terms of supplies, probably a couple weeks from what we're hearing. a lot of people still happy to go inside the apple store this morning as we take you out here live. a lot of people anxiously awaiting this new iphone 5s

which people say will be revolutionary. we shall see about that. i talked to the third person in line who says he got the last gold iphone at this location. he says it was a 64 gigabyte gold iphone, and i talked to a store official who said they're out of gold iphones but they have plenty of other ones, including the iphone c. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. in fact, we have new information, we are just learning that apple has sold out of its iphone 5s. we just heard brian say many of the people he talked to were wanting to bite 5s, not the new 5c. demand has been incredible and a spokesperson says we are sold out or have limited supply of certain iphone 5s models in some stores. apple declines to give specifics on how many phones have been sold.

historically they tend to not release their numbers until after the first weekend of sales. again, it looks like the 5s right now has sold out and just a limited number of the phones that are already in the stores are available. after that, you'll have to get on a waiting list. apple's proposed spaceship campus is likely to win full approval from the city of cupertino before the end of november. there are several steps but they believe the project will become a strong part of silicon valley's global image. and one tech analyst says it could draw tourists to cupertino. they hope to move into the complex by 2016. time is 8:37, the head of yahoo is celebrating the latest good fortune. the 38-year-old chief executive is listed number one. and the 40 under 40 list. meyer who's normally reserved is publicly saying she's happy about it. she's tweeting on twitter, saying she's proud to be let'sed number one among

america's top young executives. mark zuckerberg is number three and the cofounders of air b and b tied for number 6 on the 40 under 40 list. we are learning that the woman killed in a bicycle accident in san mateo county was one of the top executives who helped make amazon.com successful. 50-year-old joy covey was the first chief financial officer and credited with take the company public. she left amazon in 2000. she was elected to jet blue's board of directors. she was killed while cycling on skyline boulevard on wednesday. she was hit by a shipping van. the driver of that van is cooperating with investigators. 8:38. police in hayward are investigating the mysterious shooting of a 10-year-old girl. it happened early yesterday morning at the child's home on tam ma avenue near west

tennison. someone fired several shots into the home, wounding the girl. one struck the girl in the lower back. she's expected to survive. the big question now is why family members waited more than 5 hours before calling 911. >> we're trying to figure out if they knew that there was a shooting or if they kind of pieced things together after the fact. we don't know. if you heard shots you would want to check on your family. police say the family is now cooperating with investigators but so far there is no word on any possible suspects in the shooting. this morning, a group in san francisco plans to reopen a foreclosed home in the bay view district. the homeowner had fallen behind on his mortgage and last month, he lost the home and had to move in with his family. the group says areas like the bay view district are vulnerable to foreclosure since loans don't match the home's current market value.

they say the government needs to step in to help. time is 8:39, the person who has that winning powerball lottery ticket may be able to stay anonymous forever. the 400 million-dollar ticket was sold at a south carolina gas station just a couple hours before wednesday night's drawing. the south carolina's lottery rules say winners can claim their jackpots anonymously. if the winner chooses to take a lump sum, he'll get only $223 million. >> oh, is that all. >> only. >> yeah, i could survive on that, i think. it's 20 minutes before 9:00. oracle team usa, a do or die show down on the san francisco bay later today. a bungled burglary in san francisco's bay view district at a bank. we'll tell you what neighbors are now saying about how police caught a man on top of a roof. good morning, traffic is slowing in some areas already. and b.a.r.t. has some delays to talk about.

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get more clarity on what the federal reserve will do next. the st. louis told bloomberg it's possible the fed will reduce the bond buying at the next meeting in october, but it depends on what the economic data shows. looking at the big board, the dough down 56. nasdaq down 1. s&p down 4. 8:33, a social media company faces a lawsuit over privacy policies. four people claim the professional net working site linked, tapped into the the site without their permission. they used addresses to send invitations to their friends and that violates california privacy laws. later on today, oracle team usa faces a must win situation when they get out on the san francisco bay for the america's cup i can't tell race. oracle a-- yacht rate. oracle avoided being eliminated in the first race. the scheduled race was an

cancel canceled because of high winds. they will be back out on the bay at 1:15 this afternoon. new zealand needs one more victory to claim the america's cup. the golden state warriors will play an unusual game today. they're playing at san quentin prison against a group of inmates. the warriors staff started playing basketball 8 years ago. last year, the warriors were represented by a couple players, head coach mark jackson, and members of the front office. they had a good time and donated old packager cease to the inmates. 8:45. the arch rivals of the san francisco giants held a pool party to celebrate winning. the los angeles dodgers college college -- clinched the title by beating the diamondbacks. they celebrated by jumping over

the fence and into the swimming pool at chase field in phoenix. the home team wasn't too happy about it. diamondbacks players say the dodgers pool party showed a lack of class and the giants would never have done that. >> i don't think so. time is 8:45. sal is watching the east bay. everybody behaving for you. >> for the most part, i think things are getting easier dave and tori. a little bit of slow traffic out of san leandro and high street. it does get better. also, the morning commute is light at the bay bridge. i think you'll like this. no problems getting onto the bridge into the city. i do want to mention south bay traffic has improved. still some slow traffic on northbound 101, and as you drive into sunnyvale, 237. if you're driving on 880 southbound through union city, still slowing down on the way to fremont and coming out of dublin from livermore. that's really improved. that looks great. major delays on b.a.r.t., caltrain and muni reporting no

delays. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sir, a lot of low clouds really beginning to move in for those of you listening but not watching. yesterday was clear. you can see a screen. a lot of low clouds. i think this is a sign of things to come here today, that cold front inches closer. it's not going to do too much except enhance the fog, give drizzle and the rain for the strongest part of the jet stream, colder air, better dynamics. sunshine inland, it will be cooler, the west wind will kick up its heels later. heaviest amounts north. lighter amounts to the south. not a big deal on the rain. tenth of an inch would suffice. big message would be eel cooler on the forecasted highs. yesterday is warm, 80s, 90s. today, 70s and 80s. 10, 15-degree drop on some of these temps. and we have to wait again it 24 hours, so fog, sun, breezy tomorrow toad and tomorrow -- today and tomorrow, the cooler part. and the cooling will continue and the wind will pick up as

well. sierra nevada, for those of you heading up there, for what have you, iron man competition on sunday. very cold in the morning. that's at tahoe. 26. truckee will be colder. mainly the wind will be the big factor. sunday looks cold in the morning and sunny and breezy. the system doesn't have much left. what's developing behind it could be good. that would be on saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 4. best window of opportunity. 48 ukiah. 40s in lake county. 40s as well. now 60s. temperatures are going to struggle a little bit today compared to the last couple of days. that's for sure, just by the mere fact that the front is on its way. that's picking up the fog bank. it's enhances rapidly. i expect the warm weather to give away to major changes. the coast fog is back, and i don't think it will take long to spread over the bay. looks like the coolest temps on saturday. cold sunday morning. cooler for all today. the fog is increasing big time, compared to a couple hours ago. 80s on the temp.

60s; 70s. these are soft or low 80s for some of these. unless you're out towards vacaville. walnut creek, very low 80s. santa clara. 78. 60s on the coast. mid-and upper 70s on the peninsula. tomorrow, cooling down with light rain. not a huge deal in the rain and it will make it. sunday at 1:44, we say hello autumn. time is 8:48. let's bring you up to date on other top stories we're tomming right now. just about 30 minutes ago in washington, the house of representatives passed a spending plan to fund the government through december 15 december 15th. , but it also would defund president obama's health care law. because of that, it's not expected to pass in the u.s. senate. president obama says he would veto it. apple's newest iphones officially went on sale this morning. just a short time ago, and you saw it live here. we also found out that the

iphone 5s is already sold out. the gold colored model was the most sought after phone of the day. apple released the iphone 5c. that's a cheaper version. sells for $99. you don't see this often, but early this morning in san francisco, police there climbed a fire trucks ladder. they were chasing a man suspected of bungling a bank burglary. tara moriarty was the first reporter on the scene a little after 4:00 this morning. she's in san francisco live now to tell us how the suspect botched things out there. what happened tara. >> reporter: botched and bungled are two really great ways to describe what happened out here this morning. police say that the burglar tried to get money inside the atm, going through the inside of the bank. you can see officers here guarding the bank. it's the bank of america located off san bruno avenue near the 101 freeway onramp. after an hour search, police caught him. here's how they zeroed in.

around 4:00, the suspect triggered a silent alarm. the security company used surveillance cameras to track his movements. they discovered that a man in a black hooded sweatshirt armed with a crow bar had entered the bank through an air vent via the roof. they relayed that information to police. officers called in the k-9 unit and the fire department came to climb on the roof and do a search. they found him on the roof of an apartment building two doors down. we heard scuffling in the laundry room. they went on the roof, they couldn't find anything, they went in the back and eventually they have to go through our building and i told them about a nook that's up there, and i guess that's where they found them. >> the suspect then tried to get away when he findly agreed to surrender, he fell through the roof of the building. he didn't appear to be hurt. he's described as a san francisco resident in his early 30s. he has a criminal past. he's been taken to the jail and is being booked.

they're still here at the bank and we have received no word as to when this bank might reopen. live in san francisco, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. thank you tara. 9 minutes before 9:00. after the japanese quake and tsunami, there were worries of debris on the california coast. the reality and how much debris has washed ashore. because i know it's out there.

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thousands of californians are getting ready to help clean up beaches, and california waterways, tomorrow is coastal clean up day, the guinness book of world records, calls it the largest garbage collection ever organized. 65,000 volunteers picked up p 70,000 pounds of debris. this year much of the focus will center on getting rid of cigarette butts, making up about 30% of litter along shorelines and creeks. an environmentalists had feared some of the debris could come from japan as a result of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami but it turned out little debris floated to the west coast. the bay area news reports only 35 objects reached the u.s. and the only thing found in california was this fishing boat covered with barn chemicals that ended up near -- barnacles that ended up near the border. and most broke up in the

pacific and sank to the bottom of the ocean. if you drive, the golden gate bridge, there could be another toll hike in the future. the district is facing a 140 million dollars deficit over the next five years because of seismic retrofitting, painting and other projects, how big could the toll hike be, we don't know, with the electronic tolling system, it could be just pennys, the issue is expecting to be debated next month. an overturned big rig hauling boulders shut down a freeway onramp in fremont for hours yesterday. the chp said the big rig collided with a car on the mission boulevard onramp to interstate 680. 23-tons of rocks and 20-gallons of diesel fuel spilled onto the road. took crews more than 4 hours to clean it up. >> looks like quite a mess. hopefully nothing quite that serious going on now. let's check with sal and apparently it's slow on 880. >> it is slow on 880. just the normal slowdowns getting into downtown oakland.

if you drive this way every day, you're used to it. let's say you're not used to it. it is backing up near the beginning of the san leandro oakland border up to high street and then it gets better, a little bit of slowing also approaching the brick wall. looking at the toll plaza, trying to get into san francisco, light in the city. and hayward, going the other way, you will see traffic slow. major delays on b.a.r.t. call train and muni reporting no delays. let's go to steve. a big change from yesterday, sunny and warm weather being replaced by a bigger fog bank. only going to enhance. we'll see drizzle tonight. cooler temps, sunshine breezy, looks like rain makes it saturday. 10 to 2:00 and after that it will be gone. cool and breezy but sunny on sunday. first day of fall. are we done with the hot weather, do you think now that fall is here. >> usually you get an offshore event, some kind of big wind

event. it will be this now. >> all right. thanks steve. have a good weekend. >> that's our report for this morning, we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> and be sure to watch ktvu channel 2 news for more on the new iphones that just went on sale. we're already hearing some of them have sold out. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and mobile ktvu. thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. when it's time to talk security for your business.. talk to the business security leader. tyco integrated security. we'll do a security review of your business to understand your needs, customize an integrated solution that meets your specific challenges.

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