>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu canel 2. teens take over a vacant house for a wild party that left 3 hospitalized. good evening everyone. >> evidence of heroin, cocaine and a designer drug like x, authority drugs as a house party that sent three teens to a hospital. new information that tipped them off -- authorities found trouble as soon as they arrived. >> reporter: first responders say there were a dozen people at the home when they first

arrived. a combination of a house party and elicit drugs ended back badly for several teen. >> deputies said a teenager was reported to having a seizure possibly the effect of using acid or lsd. >> there was one here and another one with highway patrol with the lights flashing went up the hill. >> the teens refused to let them through the gate and became combative. >> they described these individuals having superhuman investigatepth. the two teens were spitting blood in the faces of the

deputies. they were arrested on a slew of charges, resisting arrest and being under the influence and assault on first responders. the 16-year-old girl is responsible and the parents of that individual are equally as liable. >> 3 teens were taken to the hospital to be treated for issues related to drug use and then they will be headed likely to jail or juvenile hall. mill valley has what ask called a social host ordinance, where the owners of a property can be fined from $750 to $1000 for a party where teenage drinking occurs whether or not the property owner was away of the party. mountain view police made

more than 100 arrests at beyond wonder land rave -- some of the drugs collected were tweeted -- and bins have put up where rave goes can dump their drugs. they are estimating 25,000 people to attend the event that wraps up in about an hour. so far this rave is in the violating the noise ordinance. >> now police are on the scene of a homicide that claimed the life of a young man. around 7:00 police were called to santa clara aned tennessee street. neighbors heard numerous shots fired. the victim was shot in the neck and ran into an apartment before he collapsed. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the homicide was the 1st this

year -- 18th here including 3 officer involved shootings. a loaded handgun was found by children who were attending a birthday party in a park -- this afternoon. investigators were called out to the scene and retrieved the weapon without further incident. now to our continuing coverage of the stabbing death, a dangers fan near at&t park the today the victims family spoke out. >> i don't know how this will end, i only know that i have lost my son too soon. >> the father of 24 john athan denver returned to the ball park to share his grief before this afternoon's giant's game. his son was killed in a fight after a heated baseball

rivalry. the family traveled from southern california to make their desperate plea after the suspect was released due to a lack of evidence. we are told now that loved ones issued a call for information that they hope will generate more clues. >> as baseball fans stream food at&t park for the final giants game of the season, hope to drum up new clues in the case. >> losing a child is a heart ache no parent should have to endure. >> meantime robert priest made a public plea for help. >> anyone who may have witnessed the incident to come forth so both families can have some measure of closure. >> mother is frustrated. the man accused of killing her has been sent free. she began to read a statement.

>> this is difficult -- i can't read it, i'm having a hard time. >> she was too distraught and denver's aunt finished. >> the alleged perpetrator was released from jail less than 48 hours after my son was fatally stabbed. >> denver drove down from fort bragg to attend the game with his father who was celebrating his birthday. >> more than once that night he told me how much he loved me. >> prosecutors need police to interview independent witnesses before they can bring charges against montgomery. his relatives say he was protecting himself because he was being hit with a chair. they wouldn't comment on the claim of self defense. >> our web team has posted more video of this afternoon's

address by denver's family. the stabbing death of the giants family -- stowe, he suffered brain damage back in 2011, the giants donated $10 to each ticket sold on thursday, friday and today to help with the cost of his recovery. tonight the woman who police say was driving a car that crashed into a mini van and killed a 16-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of vehicle manslaughter that claimed the life of san. his mother and sister were also injured in that crash. the driver of the car was

speeding, after the accident she fell to her knees and was very distraught. her name has not been released. continuing coverage on the threat of a federal shut down. congress has less than 24 hours to come up with a deal or government services will be shut down for the first time in 17 years even with that in mind the halls in the capitol bill remain quiet. with time running out we are looking at the impact of the bay area. it will be felt immediately for some. a famous attraction will be dead in the water the same day. >> alcatraz tourist attraction, a federal shut down will strand these boats at the dock.

>> it is the last ride of the evening. the busy pier will go soilp the -- soilpest if the -- silent if the shut down occurs. >> it is heart breaking when the government shuts down for any reason. >> we came all the way from alaska so it would have been dispointing not to come see it. >> also travelers who need pass ports will likely be delayed. small businesses and home buyers won't be able to get government backed loans. >> republicans or democrats they need to work together. >> this couple enjoying another national park, kristy field wonders about federal job losses back home. >> we are worrying about all of the east coast too. >> what can we do -- what can one person do.

>> those who are here lever day reaccident losing park access to politics, a shut down would keep most benefits rolling, social security, medicare, those on disability -- would keep going but others pay will be delay. it is bad all the way around. >> tonight the next tour is scheduled for tuesday because tomorrow's ferry's are all sold out. reporting live in san francisco -- ktvu channel 2 news. more details some services won't be effected social security and medicare checks will go out on time. post offices will remain open and still process mail. and military service members

will be on duty. >> president obama met with senior staff -- the white house didn't release details. coming up angry reaction from members of the congress and of the public. a mylar kite is said to cause a power outage, the kite got stuck in the power lines and the power went out around 4:30 and as of 8:50 tonight the power is back on for the entire island. burglars are targeting one area so much police can't keep up. then police hope we can track down these break in robbers. and a sacramento bridge shut down for dinner -- the

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determine if a swatter caused a fire last night on holly street. it started around 11:30 it is the first fire firefighters responded to at this house. some frustrated business owners are demanding a better response from police. some are taking action on their own. >> they tried but couldn't break it. >> he showed us where someone tried to break in this morning and then the video -- it is the third break in at his bar on tell graph and 49th street in less than a week. >> yesterday they did and ran inside. >> on saturday burglars stole several bottles of liquor. >> we need police presence

here. that's why they keep coming back. >> business owners have already pitched in to hire private security but it isn't enough. >> i am sick of it. >> they think the same group is responsible for most of the 15 burglaries in the last few weeks but little follow up from police. >> we have dna and a witness, we just can't get the police to help us. >> someone broke into this pick up truck while we were less than a block away. the owner said police told him they would not be arriving soon. >> to not be able to count on the city to back us up is hard. >> we didn't here back from oakland police. city officials say 5 more officers have been assigned to this area including rock ridge and oakland hills.

meantimeel cerrito police have video of two men breaking into a home last tuesday - one man kicks in the door and the other man notices the camera and knocks it away. if you recognize these men call police. the bodies of a man were discovered this morning. officers were called to check on a elderly man who lived on the boat -- no cause of death is determined. at had point authorities don't believe the death is suspicious. governor jerry brown signed legislation clearing the path for farmers to grow -- to cultivate industrial hemp for

the sale of seed oil and fiber to businesses. currently $500 million is imported to use clothes, food and paper. 9 other states have can reclassified the plant as a crop with agriculture and commercial value. >> the sacramento cull nary bridge is bringing awareness to the region's lockal food production and conassumption and sustainable. the surge is the same fish that swim under the bridge. diners love the idea. >> eating this in sacramento county is heaven. >> it was a sold out event with tickets costing $175 each. more problems with boeings 787 dream liner plus a small jet crashes in a southern

california airport. new information. former giants closer wilson is speaking out and offering no apology. slight showers coming up how much i figure we will get out of this system

sources say there are no survivors after a small jet plane crashed while trying to land at santa -- monica airport, it crashed into a hanger -- it was destroyed. there was a lot of smoke from the fire. investigators haven't said how many were on the plane or if anyone was in the hanger. more problem with boeing tonight on the 787 dream liner -- it made an unscheduled

landing after an non functioning antenna. it has been running into a number of electrical with -- glitches with the plane. there is no word yet if the latest problem will effect future launches. a car bomb killed 38 people in pakistan today. this was the third major attack in the last 7 days. today's death included 14 members of the same family who came to the city to hand out wedding invitations. they denied responsibility for the attack. a week ago a suicide attack at a church killed 85 people. last year u.s. gave more than

$1 billion in aid to pakistan. after of that for security programs nigeria police said 42 people were killed -- some jumped out of windows or ran only to be pursued and shot in the back. in july mill tan the -- militants killed 29 people most of them students. apartment -- parliament is expected to talk about reports that the west gate mall was a possible target. another arrest was made in connection with the mall raid bringing the total now held to

ten. the islamic fundamental group tool shabad is responsible for that siege. the league gave the stiffest penalty a 211 game suspension against a-rod for allegations he was using drugs. he stands to lose tens of millions of dollars in pen. if it does over turn it it could lead the league to force its anti doping rules. no apologies from brian wilson -- he can be seen in a conversation with giants president with bear -- he asked why he hasn't received his world series ring.

he told the l.a. times the conversation what no one's concern and the matter had been handlinged. they say they tried to include him but they never heard back from him. continuing coverage on the shut down show down on capitol hill. >> how dare you resume a failure. tonight the war of words as we move closer to tomorrow night's deadline

and continuing coverage of the looming coverage shut down. a heck lar vent today, the

woman says she is tired of grand standing. the gop called for the senate to show up and vote on the bill instead of waiting for tomorrow. a shut down is less than 24 hours away. the shut down will begin 9:00 tomorrow night our time bar -- we have more on the stale mates and the probable shut down. >> on the eve of the government's shut down the nation's fiscal crisis grinds on and congress is on hold. they passed a temporary spending bill meant to keep washington running but delaying the federal care act for one year. >> this amendment is an exercise is deception. it is designed to shut the government down. >> this is an eventful and i think shameful for the

republicans. >> you have been hi jacked by a small group of extreme folks who hate the president. that is all that this is about. and the american people reject it. >> the senate is not due to return until monday afternoon. and senate democrats promise to reject the measure. president obama has promised to veto it. >> harry reed plans to table it saying we are back to square one. >> if we have a shut down it will be because harry reed hold that's position and holds the american people hostage. >> speaker boehner is urging the senate to come back and vote tonight. on saturday when it was clear they would send it back to the senate. >> -- how dare you presume a failure. how dare you. >> lawmakers will have hours to

get this done or some 800,000 workers and millions more can work without pay as the government begins to shut down as of 12 - -- 12:01 a.m. on tuesday. >> the white house could authorize a small staff to prepare reports if there is a shut down. the new call center, about 4 million will have coverage through cover california, it will offer insurance plan from 13 different companies. 400,000 of those people live in

the bay area. the call center will open tuesday. 11 days and counting as the threat of another bart strike looms. talks are scheduled to continue every day until october 11th, that's the day when the cooling office orr -- off period called for. in negotiations fail bart workers will walk off the job. they met on supplemental issues -- more talks scheduled for tomorrow. there is still a gap of $112 million on the key issues. a strike plan is place for commute r orr -- commuters. oakland police not releasing many details before a -- about a shooting last night

-- paramedics took a person to the hospital in critical condition. in a home on banon way north of highway 4 and east of auto center drive. two men were shot one died. no word on the condition of the other man. police have not yet made any arrests in the case. >> kaiser will hold a picket line tomorrow. the picketing is so advise patients to choose carefully among their options. they allege kaiser routinely release patients early from the hospital or gives them a lower level of care than needed. the nurses have filed more than 1000 complaints this year alone. kaiser oakland responded saying the picketing is about an on

going dispute. former home land security will be paid $500,000 a year -- 3 times what she made as the president's cabinet but still $21,000 less than her press cessation -- pred cessation -- predacessor. mrs. clinton is still deciding whether to run. she is placed as a front runner if she does. here's a game you might want to play with your high tech friends called phone stacking, everyone puts their cellphone in a stack, the first one who can't take it and has to check their e-mail or take at that call or responded to that tweet or message that person has to pay the bill. it might help people with their

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>> the rockets mission will include 10 unmanned flights to the space station. we were talking about it was a little cooler today and even cooler today. >> yes tomorrow is the coolest day and maybe a few scattered showers for your back to work monday. there is traces around

the bay area. 64 in napa. inland widespread 60s it is pretty nice out there. the temperatures will continue to cool into the 50s tomorrow morning. i will show you that in just a moment but first i want to show you this system. quite impressive. parts of the pacific north west, washington and oregon really getting hit hard. northern california seeing good rain as well. we here on the other hand haven't seen much at all. we can see a few more scattered showers -- eureka has reported rain on and off and you can see where the rain has been the entire day with a few

clouds. we were cooler today than yesterday anywhere from 4 to 8 degrees. tomorrow will be the coolest day. tomorrow morning -- or actually the night hours and into the morning we will wake up with partly to mostly cloudy skies once again and you have to look close to see a few specs of blue in and around the bay area. as we go through the second half of the day, the scattered showers remain especially favoring parts of the north bay. cloudy at times, the sun came through we had wild weather by the afternoon. temperatures as we get going, - 57 in hayward, 54 at pacifica, for the afternoon, upper 60s around the north bay, partly to mostly cloudy skies and a few

scattered showers. 6 into the east bay 72 in oakland. and into thep -- the santa clara valley upper 70s for santa cruz and 67 for san francisco and low 60s along the coast. the extended forecast -- we bound back into the upper 70s wednesday and 80s by the second half of the business week and by saturday it will be the warmest day at 90 degrees for the inland cities. >> can we make permanent nice weekends and mondays are wet and gloomy. >> i'll see what i can do. >> thanks. >> you're welcome. perfect weather for those

walkers out there for breast cancer -- more than 2000 parties pants walking around the city. they raised more than $4 million. a north carolina couple took their wedding ceremony out of the church and into the sky. they cruise into their wedding on a zip line. they decided to use the line when they first saw it at a resort. the zip line got stuck a few feet away from where the ceremony was to happen, so the couple pulled themselves to the spot. >> it was awesome. we wanted to make it the most fun for our guests. >> it looked pretty fun. it was just perfect. the friends enjoyed. come willing up a big shake up in college football as a big

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