>> when the fight ended, one member of the the victim group, jonathan denver 24 years old, realized that he had been stabbed. >> denver later died at the hospital, and police arrested two men, and they're still looking for two others. the car the police recovered is registered to this address. >> one of the suspects in this interview, made statements that give us the indication that he's the person that will be booked for homicide. >> denver worked as an apprentice is fort bragg. his coworkers describe him as a good kid, and they loved him very much. people who knew family, are shocked, and we'll hear from them coming up at 6:00. reporting live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. the killing has prompted the security tonight. we're live there now, and police are going undercover. >> a couple of hours from first

pitch, the police is making the presence here at the ballpark. a lot of them are saying they're sickened by what took place last night. >> it should never come to that, there's no place for that in sports, and it's a bad example. >> it's unfortunate, i think san francisco is better than that. >> i feel a lot safe, because there'll be a lot of mrirz here -- police officers here. >> there'll be uniformed officers at tonight's game, and undercover officers, patrolling inside and outside the park. >> there is no place at these games for violence. nobody's life should be at

stake. >> giants organization released a statement, to step up the security, and throughout the rest of this home stand. rarth live in san francisco -- reporting live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >> mike, what will police look for? give out warnings, or he is kwort people out? >> no warnings, and zero tolerance. i asked him that exact question, it doesn't have to be a punch, all it has to be is a verbal altercation, or throwing popcorn, zero tolerance and zero tolerance, and they have no problem of ejecting anyone out of the stadium, and there's no need for a punch to be thrown. again, all it takes is a verbal altercation, and officers can step in and take the people outside. place making that clear, thank you. the family of the injured

fan, made a statement, and they said, we're horrified, and saddened by this senseless act of violence, our thouths and prayers -- thoughts and prayers go out to the family. >> you can search at ktvu.com for the very latest of the stories we're working on throughout the day. winds are the worry tonight, with a red flag warning in the hills and mountains. here's a live look at the flag there in san francisco. you can see how strong the winds are. we're track it go conditions here. >> the red flag warning stays in effect through tonight, and the winds are mostly out of the north. so they haven't clocked around in this direction. see the arrows, that's more northeast direction. they gust through the east bay hillside. it was windy tonight, and early

tomorrow morning the height of the potential wind activity. and above 1,000 feet, and down the santa cruz mountains. here's what i'm noticing, they're not north. the west winkling, and those -- winds, and those winds are not typical fire danger winds, and tonight, they'll clock this way. and coming up in weather, we'll talk about the red flag warning, on a scale of one to ten, it's a seven, and it's a big deal. a warmer day tomorrow, we'll talk about that, and the bay area weekend is coming up, and it's warmer there. we'll have the details on the forecast after the braefk. the firefighters are taking extra precautions tonight, and the fire danger has been very real this summer. new information tonight in the case of a san francisco

state student, shot and killed. the suspect had a stockpile of weapons, and could have been planning a larger attack proton we're live with what the summary judgment and the victim had in common. >> they were both students here at san francisco state, and 30-year-old, had $20,000 on of him when he was arrested. that was one night after the police say he shot and killed valdez. the victim, and suspect students hire, and police said they never had interaction with each other. and they later found in his home is disturbing. they laid out a small arsenal of weapons, and survival gear. found at this home of the suspect. two assault weapons, razors, a first aid kit, and laptop. they think he could have been planning a siege of some kind. instead, the summary judgment

chose to shoot and kill valdez, as they got out of a muni train. on the train, the victim and summary judgment, stood five to eight -- suspect stood five to eight feed apart. >> anybody that close to school, and in school, both this victim, and the other person that he encountered, we're glad nothing played out nothing than did, but that doesn't do us any good with poor mr. valdez. >> the police arrested the suspect, and he is not talking. after the shooting, police say to an other people came forward, and said that same night, he actually pulled the gun on them, but it was not a robbery. no one anls at the suspect's family's home today, and

yesterday, we did speak with the suspect's father. we're going back over that interview, and we're putting that together for 6:00. ktvu channel 2 news. a memorial service is held right now for a professor who died in a fire at his home. the memorial is held hat xavier -- at xavier hall. he was a professor at usf for more than two decades, he was known on campus for communications. a former high school football star from oakland is charged as an adult, in a case of robberies of casual car pools. 17-year-old, ford, was a stand out from the high school. he turns 18 next month. the prosecutors say that hee and another man -- he and another man, held up a dozen car poolers

at gunpoint monday morning. each now face 12 counts of robbery, with weapons enhancement. the older one is facing charges of carrying a loaded, concealed weapon. a teacher was arraigned on charges of having sex with a 17-year-old student. but he did not enter a plea. he faces four felony charges, and he was arrested on tuesday, the judge set bail at $250,000, and ordered him to return october 4 to enter a plea. the mall attack in kenya, they've issued an arrest notice for this woman. her husband died in the subway bombing in london. the tabloids is labeling her as the white widow. briltish authorities say so farb

-- british authorities say there's no evidence to tie her to the bomb attacks. the terrorist threat remains. >> the death and destruction we saw at the mall, could have been at a mall in the united states. >> the senator noted thattal al-shabaab, has recruited young men from the u.s.. and she said the u.s. is not confirmed if americans were among the terrorists. the u.s. senate is back in action to debate a bill to keep the government from shutting down from the healthcare law. that after a 21 hour filibuster like speech, who preechld about the need to defund obamacare. >> the only path is to stand together. >> it's interesting to watch. but mispresent of a lack of a better way to describe this,

it's been a big waste of time. >> the democrats say the speech fell on deaf ears, and the bill, to remove the funding, and they're expected to approve new bill to protect obamacare, and the senate will then send the bill back to the house for another round of debate. >> we passed a bill last week, that would do what the american people have asked. it's time for the senate to listen, and pass the bill that we sent over there. >> all of this must take place in four days, to avert a parl partial shut down. the tests saved their child's life, and newborn skreengs are at -- screenings are at risk. bart workers, we're tackling the talks today as we

inch closer and closer to another bart strike. the steep competition to secure a work force on the farm.

. for you to the -- now to the bart negotiations, we're track it go talks today. pay and benefits are the two major points, and the two sides are million miles apart. there's no success, and we are at the west oakland bart station with where things stand. >> one of the reasons bart unions want to deal, and a deal soon because of the the

prolonged strike it'll cost the member plenty. and dissension in the ranks. today, the two main unions, urged the media to pass on this message. >> wi urge the public to come to the negotiating table with good faith. >> the union charges that it's not returned by bart. >> the strike is the goal of the general manager. >> if a strike comes, many union members may find themselves in financial trouble. >> wear them down over time, and the workers will say, we need to get back to work. >> we asked the unions, is the strategy tota to submission? >> i can only speak on our behalf, we're making every good faith effort to get this settled. >> the 27% of americans, have no money set aside for an

emergency. 23%, less than three months reserves to cover bills. and another 21% would run out of funds in three to five months, and one in four, can go six months or more. some say the union the asking too much. >> i have to support the workers, you will not hear enough of their side. >> now it's only fair to point outer since the bart's union con seeded all raises four years ago, inflation have eaten up 9%. and negotiations ruchl tomorrow. ktvu channel 2 news. we're in the 60 court imposed cooling off period, and there's 14 days, and 44 minutes, until time runs out. the workers could walk off the

job. one state politicians is trying to ban the strike. he says he wants to protect the economy, and the rider pps. >> i think they work hard, they do a great job, and it shouldn't be interrupted by a strike. >> it's not a law or rule, why is he out here bringing up here? i see it as antiunion. >> we talked to them about a strike ban, and it would takeaway leverage at the bargaining table. we're keeping you up to date, and we have a survival guide to you, in the case there is a strike again. the new numbers out today from the labor departmental, show that 5,000 fewer americans applied for unemployment benefits. and that's down from the week before. as for the four week average,

it's the lowest on -- of six years. the steady decline of application, show that very few companies will laying off workers. the stock market lifted today, the nasdaq was up 26, the s and p added 6 point. the harvest in full swing, the farmers in california, say they don't have enough people to pick the crops. a survey, have found that half of the the state's farmers are experiencing shortages, and in some cases, workers have walked off fields, lured by offers of better bay or easier -- pay or easier work elsewhere. there's more jobs in mexico, and the crack down on illegal border crossing. the wind we're seeing and feeling. >> the winds are out there. the winds will pick up tomorrow, and the red flag warning, i want

to point out, the winds were out of the north. and they can flair out over the bay, they're not constricted. so the wind gusts, at sea level is not a big deal, but from the northeast, they'll get channelled in the hills, in thighs little gullies -- in these little gullies, and they'll accelerate. that's when they'll get blowing. today the winds didn't do this, tonight, the winds will go more easterly. from the north, the air is still sinking, but it doesn't get the acceleration that it could. there's the red flag warning, and it stays in effect to tomorrow. the forecast highs tomorrow, is warmer than today. he's are the current numbers. nice day, lots of 70s, and highs

tomorrow, about the same. mid to upper 70s, and maybe low 80s, it's not going to get hot. the red flag warning is for the winds that we talked about. the winds are there, the wind speeds are there, and the warning makes sense, but they clock around, they're going to be more aggressive. and that'll happen late tonight, and tomorrow morning. the overnight lows, 50s, and high pressure center the air is sinking, and it'll come more northeast, and that's the flat temperature gradient. inland it'll be upper 70s, maybe a couple of low 80s, it's not a 40 degree temperature bump. the microclimates will show you. 75 as you get out here, and concord, and maybe some low 80s, show up. tomorrow a little bit warmer,

and still, we go in the bay area weekend. here's the san jose forecast, 78 degrees, the five day forecast, the bay area weekend in view, the temperatures come up alth, and the red flag warning goes away for saturday, but warmer, and sunday, a little bit cooler. so temperatures as we go through the five day, a little bit cooler, and there's a shot for some showers on -- pretty typical fall? >> yeah, stip-- till typical. maybe some rain on monday. >> let's hope. they save the littlest lives, every day, but the money they need to test, is running out, the plea to congress. in the news room, of what we're working on at 6:00. >> the traffic police is tweeting out their exact

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. today a man convicted of rape was released from montana state prison after completing

his 30 day prison sentence. he tried to avoid the cameras, and he received the month long sentence after he admitted to raping a 14-year-old student, and then committed suicide. the case gained national attention. prosecutors have filed an appeal for a longer sentence, and a complaint over the judge's comments. today, the hinduism -- human remains for found in the the ship. only two people were unaccounted for, a cruise waiter, and a passenger. 32 people died, after it ran aground. the newborn screening tests are accredited to saving the lives of babies every day.

but funding for those tests is running out. >> we may not have made it back to the hospital. >> he's a happy and healthy 4-year-old today, when he was a newborn, the doctors diagnosed him with a heart defect. without the screening, ethan might not have livid. today -- lived, today he urged congress to reauthorize the screening law. >> if you can detect the illnesses, and first you can save lives, and save millions of dollars in long term care. >> networks senator -- north carolina senator, says it takes one drop of blood to identify more than 50 diseases. the bill also would funneled the research into -- funneled

research into new screenings. the federal health officials, are urging kids to get vaccinated. this is after a record number of children received the flu shots last year. 40% were still not vaccinated. >> he's accused of misusing the financials funds, and now heist claiming poor. he says he needs from taxpayers. >> there's a great deal of risk right now, some dry and gusty wind, and spark made for a scary moment in the east bay hill. >> it's safe to say, you've never seen this before a medical first that might be hard to look at.

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and the hills are covered with dry brush. >> live where fire crews radio taking -- are taking extra precautions tonight. >> it is bone dry, and windy, just a few yards from here, a scary reminder of how high the risk is. >> a grass fire along the highway, about 2:30 on this dry, windy red flag day. the firefighters hit it hard. >> the engines, we had a dozer on the way. as well as the fire in full response, including engines, and care craft. >> they cancelled after the firefighters contained this fire. >> when we have the fires like this -- and weather like this, we have the erratic fire behavior. the wind will create a fire

storm. >> at this fire station in pittsburgh, they brought in four off duty firefighters, and a bull bowser, all -- dozer all on until 8 tonight. we found this tree trimming crew, and tree branches can spark power line fires. last night, some for without power, and tonight, high winds are predicted again. >> the winds can be cricketed to -- contributed to outages, so people need to be prepared. >> several trees have fallen recently. >> we have an emergency kit for earthquakes. >> firefighters say this small fire easily could have spread up the hills to homes. they're urging everyone to be extremely fire conscious right now, the worst of the fire season, tip scli lasts through -- typically lasts threw next

month. ktvu channel 2 news. and you can get the weather alerts on your smart phone, 24 hours a day, just follow, ktvu on twitter. breaking news, we have a summary judgment name in the stabbing of jonathan denver after last night's game. police told, michael montgomery, has been arrested, and charged with homicide. ktvu spent the day twoshgdz story, and -- working the story, and he'd made the admissions about the case. rob is still working the story tonight, and we'll bring him back at 6:00. he's asking for a public dwernld to remit -- defender to represent him in his case. it was a fake mailler, acceptability to voters to embarrass the candidate. he's pleaded guilty to misusing campaign funds, and not yet been

sentenced. now he says he has no money to defend himself, and is asking for a public defender. he's due back in court next wednesday. a man accused of stalking, and photographing girls. at the high school, we explain, alert students, and neighbors helped the police track down the suspect. >> students here, are a bit safer today, now that a man lurking behind girls is behind bars. >> some for running down, and they noticed something weird was going on. >> he had a video camera, and and was filming them, and taking photographs. >> he was focusing on inpromote body parts, and using that to fulfill his sexual

fantasticallisies -- fantasies. >> the girls took down the license plate, and that's what helped the police track him down. and they called him, after a suspicious man, taking the pictures, and officers caught up with him, they found the evidence to arrest him. for child porn, and stalking children. >> i was not seen him. >> the neighbors were upset by the news. >> i have to keep an eye out, i'm more trusting. >> we're greatly concerned, and happy this guy is behind bars. >> police are convinced without the action of the students and neighbors, he would have struck again. they're looking through his computers, and photography equipment to see if there's victims. the police need help in identifying a man wanted in armed robbery, and a kidnapping. they released this sketch today,

and he approached a woman, he then forced her to drive to another location, he took her money, and ran off. the suspect is in his mid 20's, weighs about 140 pounds, and black hair, and brown eyes. the owners of a colorado farm, were arrested today. the brothers, are responsible for the out break, that killed some people. this were contaminated in this packing house, and they didn't adequately clean the cantaloupe. the autoparts price fixing, and conspiracy case. the probe is a huge case, of the

the anti-trust division. nine japanese autoparts make rs, have agreed to plead guilty. according to to justice dpment, the parts were -- department, the parts were installed on vehicles in the united states. chrysler, ford, gm, holland, mazda, sube rue, and toyota were all victimized. they lost loved ones, and families are sitting down with leaders at city hall. >> you have to start somewhere. >> the man they hope to -- plan they hope to put in place. everyone is talking about obamacare, but here in california, it's done differently, and what you need to know. woah, this kitchen is beautiful!

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they identified the airline as virgin atlantic. virgin says it cannot confirm the report. the british aviation authority, says it was bad schedule lg, and the pilot did not get enough sleep between flights. the house of remittives -- representatives voted on a bill for sleepy driver, they're to be tested for sleep apnea. and the house put a break -- brakes on that. first they need to determine the cost. >> safety on the highways is important to everyone, and you look at a small business owner, and that small business owner, the last thing they want is an accident. >> the delay is also expected in the senate. the city counciled is

approved of buying the surveillance equipment to cut down on crime. that's where the recently shootings have been, and the approvalch for license plate readers, and they'll have to wait on that, until they come up with an ordnance to address the privacy concerns. how google handles the request for information. good guy lg did not reveal details, but the formula could have a major impact of advertisers, and toward of the -- order of the the sites its lists, and google handles about two-thirds of the international searchs in the united states. police and parents sit down face to face, and what they say needs to change about oakland's response to violate crime. >> it's an unusual medical break through, and why the

doctors are growing a new nose on this forehead. after the break, there's no fog on the coast, and warmer tomorrow. the red flag warning, i'll let you know how warm it'll be in your neighborhood for friday.

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remembered tonight as a champion of -- he died last night, and he shared the political stage with some of the biggest names of the the generation. john f kennedy, and governors ronald reagan, and gerald brown. the families of murder victims in oakland, tried to strengthen the ties between themselves, and the police. >> i. someone to be brought to justice, and talking to them today, i felt better, i felt more comfortable. >> she has been seeking justice since september of 2009, that's when her brother was shot and killed, vile visiting someone, and his murder remains unsolved. and after today's meeting, she believes she's understand it go investigate process better app a

homicide -- -- a passenger side detective says there's a bond. >> there was some brain storming that took place, and some things that was a mystery before that i cleared up. >> it was called, their lives mattered, and they hope to improve the communications between the police departmental, and the entire community. the victims families say they help to build on the progress they made today, and hold more meetings to improve the relationship between the police and the community. a string of burglaries, have ended with the arrest of two men. the detectives say they stole trailer, tool, and atv, and they're facing charges of drug possession. a park worker worked quickly to save a man who almost

drowned. the fisher man alert it had park worker about a man in a pier. he called 911, and pulled him back to shore. the man had dropped his car keys in the water, and dove in to look for them. permits given to the navy for sonar activity, will be reassessed to further evaluate it will impact on whales. they need to consider the long term effects of sonar on whales, and dolphin, and other marine life. they're celebrating the ruling, saying that more needs to be done the protect these animals. stanford university, wants a federal court to say who owns the diaries, they've been on

loan to stanford for the past nine years, and the family member who owned them, gave permission to be housed there for a years, and other miami members say they own the diaries, and they want a different aringment. -- arrangement, they've filed a case in froll court -- federal court to finalize the issue. before we show you the video, some people may find it hard to look at. it is a man who has a nose growing on his forehead. doctors actually comblanlted it -- implanted it there, after an infection after a car accidental -- accidental, and it should be ready in nine months, and doctors plan to move it down to replace the original nose. >> that's hard to look at, but it's remarkable. let's talk about the

weather now. watch out out there. >> i look at everything in the scale of one to ten, and the red flag warnings, is always a big deal. but it's on a 7, out of 10. the winds are there, but they're not devastateingly hot, or drieshgs as you see from the temperatures, and they're not strong. which is good. tonight we go back into it, the winds will pick up, and that'll increase the wind speed. so we'll be monitoring that tonight, and back on the 10:00 news. and we'll know tomorrow morning, we'll watch the winds, they usually get strongest around 3, 4, 5, 6 in the morning. this is the typical, and the overnight hours is when they pick up. there's con order out of the -- concord out of the north. the winds are all over the

place. the patterns work well for the bay, and these are the highs for the beaches, 67 in half-moon bay, and really warm day, and mild and warm around the the rest of the the bay area. we watch the numbers come n the yellows are 70s, and a few low 80s, as well. a nice looking day for the bay area friday. the high is 74 degrees, good air quality, a nice day. up in the hills, that's where the winds are, in the oakland hills, that's where they're most favorable for winds. we'll watch that for you. but right now, it's similar to what we saw today. 75 in clear lake tomorrow, 80 in napa. the flat temperatures, right? it's raerm tomorrow -- warmer tomorrow than today. 80, 78 in san jokers 80 -- san

josi. the five day forecasts, the bay area weekend in view, tomorrow we still have the red flag warnings, and the winds will kick up late tonight know tonight. the temperatures tomorrow will make it into the low 80s, and maybe warmer than that. breezy at noon, and then the winds go away. five day forecast, with the weekend view, warm on saturday, probably the warmest day on the weekend, and there's the sunday, with temperatures in the low 80, maybe some showers in there, as we get into monday. we'll watch that closely, but that's interesting, the switch turned. summer is going to. >> thanks. we're days away from the america's healthcare system, undergoing a massive overhall. we'll take a look at what you need to know about the changes here in california. in the news room of what

we're working on for 6. takes team spirit too far. >> we have a situation where both people are ack acting irrationally. picking a fight. another officer senldz -- sends out his activities on twitter, and police say this is good. the details coming up in ten minutes, at 6:00.

. brand new $100 bills are rolling off the presses, and the federal reserve says the they're scheduled to enter circulation on october 8. it's a color changing inning well, and more techture on the collar. the post master general, laid out the details, and he told the lawmakers, that a comprehensive reform by him need to stem the costs. >> the mail is still the best way to get in front of somebody's eyes, much better than the international, or any way, it's the most direct way to

get there. >> higher stamp prices could back fire, and make it worse for the postal service. the national association of realtors, said that penduluming home sales -- penduluming -- pending home sales were down. the tight supply of homes could be a factor. the mortgage rates have pulled back a little, they're at the lowest level in two months. it dropped to 4.32%. new at 5:00, we're getting the first look at the california website, that people will use for healthcare in days. the one big question that's still out there. >> many of the poor, and uninsured in san francisco are covered under the city's health

insurance program. those people will be shifted over, and today, as you said, we got a new look at that website that launches next week, to give us a better idea of what it's like to enroll. he's a full-time student, who can't afford the traditional insurance. >> i have an issue with my knee. >> show me your knee. >> he's covered under san francisco's program. but he'll shift to the new covered california. >> it'll be better for me. >> it's aimed at making choosing insurance easy. >> a lot of times the patients are asking us, when i do qualify for this one or this one? on covered california, all that information the there. once you put the basic information in. >> right now, you can go on

covered california website, and do a dry run, and get a list of insurance plans to choose one. the new website will let you enroll for real next week. this is a huge change. >> it's exciting, because it gives a lot of options to people who don't have options. >> right now, there's no magic number of what people will pay. >> i can barely make tuition sometimes. >> enrollment begins next week, coverage begins on january 1, and it is difficult to find this magic number, because it changes for everyone, and circumstances. the family of four, you may pay little money, or several hundred dollars, and that could change if you live in another part of a state. ktvu.com has a special

section, dedicated to helping you to understand this, and look for it, under the news tab on the home page. now at 6:00, police have released the name of who stabld the dodgers fan. the state student, who was killed, the suspect had a stash of weapons. and they're trying a new tact tick with police tweets to do just that. san francisco police today, confirmed the man stabbed to death last night, was a dodgers fan, and the son of a dodgers team security guard. good evening. >> we now know the name of the the man who was arrested, and charged with that deadly stabbing.

he's identified at michael montgomery, and we have team coverage tonight, we'll tell you about the increased security for tonight's game at at&t park, and we begin with rob, and new details. >> well, in the past hour, the police have announced the arrest of 21-year-old michael montgomery for murder in the stabbing death of a dodgers fan last night. jonathan denver was stabbed to death last night, and police say after the game a fight broke out blocks from the ballpark. his father resides in southern california, and works as a security guard at the stadium. >> he would come over, and help, we have elderly people here, and take the trash out, he's a great kid. >> police say more than an hour after the game end ed, denver and his