that means there is not much left. it is under the radar beam. the drizzle here along the coast and there will be light rain drizzle even towards the south bay. heavier rain to the north. drizzle mild but cloudy with light rain. in the 60s. we'll end up with 70s. as we look at these live pictures i want to show you. you mentioned the wet weather even if it is a little bit wet it may have a problem with the morning commute. this is a look at the bridge. that traffic looks okay. the driver is okay on highway 4. you come up no major problems there. the morning commute is doing pretty well if you are driving on the south bay commute.

traffic is looking good driving through. at 4:30 go back to the desk. we have new developments in the crash in san francisco that killed a 16 year old boy on friday morning. we have more from the scene in san francisco's lower pacific heights neighborhood. >> reporter: police are saying the woman responsible for the crash has been arrested on vehicular manslaughter charges. no drugs or alcohol involved. this was about speed. if you look here you can see there is a memorial here for -- to honor the 16 year old who lost his life on the way to school on friday morning. two police officers were witnesses to the crash before 7:00. they say the woman was driving between 70 and 80 miles an hour in her silver mercedes for three blocks when she rear end

adminny van. a 16-year-old was on his way to school with his family. he died at the scene. three other people in a catering van were hurt. witnesses say the driver in the case, the suspect, got out of the car and appeared to be fine. he was a junior at lincoln high school and his friends came here yesterday afternoon to lay flowers and post well wishes back here live. there is a picture of him here and the people who were his fellow students here have posted messages. they came out here to have a prayer for him last night. we're going to see if we can talk to the police this morning to find more about the suspect in the case. drugs are blamed for a party that tushed -- turned

violent. emergency responders were called to a home. a party goer reported a teen having a seizure possibly from using acid or lsd. firefighters say the 16 year old boy refused to let them in and was combative. >> the firefighters described him being very strong. this is what we saw with the use of pcp. we don't see that any more. >> that young man and girlfriend spit blood in their faces. those two and others were arrested on several charges including ail sault. they were taken to a hospital and bound for juvenile hall. mill valley has a social host ordinance and a 16 year old girl who hosted the party was cited. her parents could be held responsible. the home is owned by her family, property owners can be fined 750 to $1000 when there

is a party with teenaged drinking. 100 people were arrested at a rave and they were drug related. this a picture of some of the drugs collected. bins were set up for them to dump their drugs. 25,000 people attended the raid. they received complaints about noise. now to the continuing coverage of the stabbing of an la dodgers fan. the family of jonathan denver returned to the park. they handed out fliers urging witnesses who saw the attack to step forward. >> anyone who may have witnessed the incident to come forward so the families can have some measure of closure. >> he was killed after

attending a game. the only identified suspect is michael montgomery of lodi was released on friday night. there is not enough evidence to charge him at this time. we have more video of the plea by the family. can you find a link to it on our home page. proceeds from the games went to benefit brian stowe he gave a thumbs up. they donated $10 from each ticket. it is meant to help to cover the cost of his recovery. he suffered brain stage after the incident. police are investigating the 18th homicide of the year. at 7:00 last night they were called to a complex. police say the 18 year old was shot in the neck and ran into an apartment before he collapsed. he died at the scene. his name has not been released.

business owners are frustrated over a rise in break ins and slow response from the police. the third break in at the tapas bar. and robbers stole liquor. many owners think the group is behind 195 burglaries in the past three weeks. >> we have fingerprints. dna, word is we know who it is, we cannot get the police who help us. >> some owners have had to hire private security. leaders said five more have been assigned to the area which includes rock ridge and parts of the oakland hills. at 9:00 tonight our time the government will start to shut down barring a last minute compromise. the republican-led house passed a temporary bill but a year long delay of the president's

law. the senate will not go for that but neither side is willing to budge. >> this is the old football strategy. when you get to where you want knob a game, you run out the clock, you run out the clock because you think you like where are you. >> what on earth are we doing here. this is the wealthiest most free, greatest nation the face of the earth. we're debating a republican proposal to close down our federal government. why are we doing this. >> this will be the first shutdown in 17 years. and it would bring a swift halt to alcatraz tours. it is one of 400 national parks that would close without funding. and yesterday the ferries were sold out and tickets are sold for tuesday assuming they don't go idol. some tourists say they were

glad to get the cruise in. >> it would be devastating if you traveled like we have to come to a national park and it is not open. that's unfortunate. >> another federal property in jeopardy if the bill is not agreed to. more details on the services that will not be affected due to the shutdown. social security and medicare checks would go out on time. post offices will remain open. military service members would be on duty. the president meets with the israeli prime minister at the white house. iran is ec expected to be the topic of discussion before leaving israel, the prime minister said he would be, quote, telling the truth about iran after the, quote, sweet talk and onslaught of smiles. on friday the president spoke to the president on the phone. the first direct conversation

since 1979. today is the first official day for the president of the university of california. she will be paid $571,000 a year. that's three time was she made as a member of the president's cabinet. but it is $21,000 less than uc paid her predecessor. a call center will enroll people under the affordable care act. it will make it easier to get insurance. it will offer plans from 13 companies. state organizers say four million people are eligible for obama care and 4000 living here in the bay area. the center will open up at 8. agents can answer questions in 13 languages. meantime nurses across northern california are scheduled to rally outside of three hospitals later today. organizers say the rally is to educate people about to sign up for obama care. they say people need to realize

that some of the plans will limit access to hospitalization and safe nursing care. nurses will pick fret 2 to 6 p.m. in oakland, modesto and sacramento. and negotiations in the bart contract talks will resume at 9:30 this morning with the deadline now a week and a half away. management and unions will meet every day during the final days of the cooling off period but they are still an estimated $112 million apart on the issues of salary and benefits. they could walk off the job again if there is no agreement before october 11th. this morning the councilman pushing for a law banning strikes will the councilman will be at the walnut creek bart station encouraging people to sign a petition. he wants to make it illegal for workers and others in california to walk off the job. the strike in july showed the devastating impact that mass

transit strikes have on the public. right now 4:40. increased commute times into san francisco. and a new span may be making the driver longer. >> a disturbing discovery at golden gate park by children playing in bushes at a party. good morning, traffic looks good now. as you drive around the bay area roads on 80 westbound heading off to the maze. mild conditions under mostly cloudy skies. there is light rain. will that continue. i'll explain.

today the man accused in the colorado theater shoot something expected in court. at the hearing they will discuss a notebook he sent to his doctor. his attorneys say the reporter who leaked information violateed a gag order. if the reporter involved does

not release her sources she could face jail time and pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity for the shootings that killed 12. the retrail for the student accused of killing her british roommate in 2007 starts in italy today. amanda knox and her exboyfriend were acquitted of the murder. but the supreme court in italy sent it back to an appeals court. she will be ordered to return to italy. measures will be in place for the chicago marathon. over the weekend some of the runners registered attended an event to get advice from experienced runners. they heard about new security procedures for the october 13th race the first big city marathon since boston. >> we'll have four checkpoints. they will be screened. >> i feel safe. >> i don't have concerned.

>> organizers of the marathon say they consulted with the police in boston after three people were killed at the finish line of the marathon in april. the flame is making its way to russia for the games. a lighting ceremony was held in greece, the site of the original games. it will start the 40,000-mile trip. it will be carried by hot air balloon, a ice breaker and dog. and the games start on february 7th. lawyers for a-rod are expected to face off with baseball today over his suspension. both sides will meet and the league has issued a suspension against a-rod for allegations he used performance enhancing drugs. if it is not overturned colose millions of dollars in pay. if it is overturned baseball says that it could weaken its authority to enforce anti-

doping rules. >> and a safety is ready to appeal if he is fined over the hit during the game. whitner was flagged after hitting a rams receiver's helmet. he was penalised for hitting amad bradshaw but the league said it was legal. the numbers are in and the breast cancer walk brought in $4 million. organizers say more than 2000 participated in the two-day event. the walk started on saturday and continued throughout san francisco and parts of marin county. avon said 80% of the money raised will go to research and treatment. it was a successful swim. this is video of them training. now max ashton, tanner robinson and katy cuppy completed the swim in less than 90 minutes.

they did have some help from guides but alcatraz to aquatic park is no small feat. 4:47. i don't them people want to see me. sal, if could you take over for traffic. >> hardly noticeable. >> good morning let's take a look at the commute now, traffic is doing pretty well around the bay. here we are at this early hour. it is wet out there. it's not wet enough to, it is wet enough to cause problems. it take as bit of slipperiness and people get into trouble. >> the morning commute is good if you are driving on interstate 880. the traffic here is moving along nicely with no major problems and no problems by the way reported on southbound 80 all the way to the south bay. if you are driving on the commute this looks good here. on the 101 north and southbound

as you drive through. cloudy and mild. this is a monster system. we're getting the southern edge of this. it is losing its support near bc. but it is setting the stage for a cloudy morning w that wind in advance. 60s. 62 for sacramento. and 53 up in tahoe and fairfield concord only san jose at 59. and it is not much of a breeze: that will do it. this is weak, it will lose its omph. and clouds will skirt the area and give it light rain and

drizzle. we had good rain fall totals around 3000, 4000 feet. cloudy. mild. and better opportunity clouds. drizzle here. we have a few pockets. in the 60s. in the 70s. any breaks we could be warm and it0 would not take much. and it looks like a very interesting week we'll see a cool down into tuesday and wednesday. another system comes in and it looks like here we go with my old girlfriend off shore flow. thursday and friday. pleasant hill may be the latest city to improcess restrictions on sales. ordinance requiring a permit. under that proposal workers would have to pass a criminal background check. and stores would not open near

cools parks or daycare. it would make pleasant hill safer. critics say it would create an unfair burden. a party took a dangerous turn when children found a loaded gun. they were near the conservatory of flowers. the police were called to take it away. no one was hurt. investigators have not said how it may have ended up in the park. deputies are investigating an incident on a college campus. a csu student died after falling from an upper floor balcony. it was late saturday at a dorm. investigators have not released the name of the student or what may have caused that deadly fall. and police are hoping video will lead to the arrest of two men who broke into a home on tuesday. this is video showing them using a tool to break into the home on cutting boulevard after a man kicks in the door.

you can see knocks it away. police are asking anyone who recognizes the men to call them. an explosion after at a barbecue. how the harvest could affect your next bottle of wine.

two women are recovering after a lit barbecue exploded. it was yesterday when a can was place today close to the barbecue. the two women were airlifted to the hospital. the 45 year old has been released. the other is in stable condition. police are launching a criminal investigation into an explosion and fire that burned three men in santa cruz. it was yesterday in a garage and apartment near lee brett avenue. witnesses heard blasts and saw the men come running out screaming. the fire caused $100,000 in damage to buildings and cars. a second phase of the bp oil spill starts in new orleans. this time the focus is on what they did to stop the flow into the gulf. it will focus on what seeped into the ocean. bp is fighting claims that it wags negligent. and bp knew it was possible but

not prepared. it is facing a fine of $18 billion. biologists are testing out an app to spot whales. progammers say it could help ships and boats coming through the bay avoid hitting the whales. it uses gps to record where the animals have been spotted. and four times more whales are swimming off the west coast compared to 2004. aide another good year for wine grapes. they are forecasting a harvest which would be unusual. now 2012 set a record for the number of grapes. and good harvest should off set the production costs and could result in lower prices when the wines make it into the stores. find out more about twitter's public offering. and the san francisco based

company will make it publicly friday. twitter filed this month because of the relatively small size it could keep the details confidential. insiders say it wants to go public before the holiday. that could be delayed. we'll watch that. the girl scouts are launching a recruitment drive and they are calling in a big gun. the first lady is the honorary president t uses the sloganky not wait to -- the scouts are using social media and councils and targeting school students with promises of fun and adventure. there is a new number one at the box office. >> cloudy with a chance of meat balls 2 is number one. and it generated 35 million in

sales. that's 5 million more than the original for the first weekend. and the top film prisoners was second, rush. and don jon. that looks funny. >> it does. >> coming up next. new developments in the death of a teen in a crash. police made an arrest as classmates head back to school. >> why the new bay bridge is causing slower commutes. right now traffic on highway 41 off to a decent start. find out what could slow down your monday morning commute. >> there is a lot of rain and the pacific northwest. how much will we get. an active pattern. warmer or cooler.

. we're live in san francisco where charges have been fired against the driver police say is responsible for a deadly crash. we'll tell you how friends of the victim are coping. the clock is ticking to a possible government shutdown. how it will impact us here in the bay area if congress isn't able to strike a deal. vallejo police this morning are searching for a killer after a teenager is found shot to death inside an apartment

complex last night. we'll tell you what investigators are saying this morning about a possible motive. adding time to your morning commute? the reason the new span of the bay bridge could actually be making your drive longer. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning. we want to take you right out to the nation's capital this morning. the focus today, big day for congress as government shutdown looms. it could happen later tonight and the word is that they're going to go up to the very deadline at midnight tonight. so we'll keep an eye on that throughout the day. it is monday, september 30. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check weather and traffic. steve, i had the windshield wipers on coming in today. >> a lot of drizzle here. the farther north you go, a little better opportunity. the southern end ever the peninsula and south bay are like, what are you