. a deadly shooting near the 12th street bart station. the steps police are taking for this investigation. and the red flag warning may be over but fire danger remains high throughout the bay area. what you can expect if you are planning to head outside today >> and playoff fever heats up in the east bay. what you can expect if you are headed out to game two of the american league division series. it's all head. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now.

this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> and good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday october 5th. >> looking at a beautiful saturday outside. let's get right to rosemary. >> good morning to you. we have a sunny, warm forecast in store for you. widespread 80s around the bay and the good news, we are doing away with the wind this morning, mostly sunny, we are very cool, we are mild in others. as a whole the wind has died down but there are few isolated areas that are still blowing and we are looking at temperatures warmer in the locations. i have your current temperatures,ly have a look at your afternoon highs and in the extended forecast a cooling trend. >> and we are following developing news for you where at least one person has died in an accident on southbound highway 101. police say it happened a 3:40.

the highway was closed for about two hours and all traffic had to divert onto 280. and we are also following a developing story for you from oakland where police are investigating a triple shooting. it happened early this morning near bart train station. we are live in oakland with the search for the shooter and information about the victims. >> reporter: the shooting happened near 13th and broadway right in the heart of downtown oakland. close to the 12th street bart station. there is also a number of bus lines that run during the overnight. you can seat bus stop across the street. investigators hope there is surveillance video from those buss and hopefully witnesses who will come forward and provide them answers about what happened. it was around 1:30 when two officers were sitting in their patrol after, they heard gun fire and went to check it out. >> they looked up. they saw a crowd, a large group of people start to disperse and

start to run around. officers got out of their vehicle, came to see what was going on. >> reporter: some of the people in that large group then led the two officers to three gun shot victims, one of the women died, the other two were taken to the local hospital. police don't know what led to the shooting. they don't have a motive oro a suspect description just yet. again the lieutenant who was out here this morning said they are hoping they will be able to find more witnesses, they plan to canvas some of the residential areas near broadway and they are going to look at the ac transit bus video because there are bus lines that run during the overnight on broadway. live in oakland. ktvu. >> oakland a's fans hoping for better luck as they cheer on their team in game it would have the series the tigers jumped on the a's

early last night in game one and held onto beat oakland 3-2. it was all about the pitching for the tigers, sitting down 11 in seven innings >> tigers are going down. >> good to see them right there, i love coco. he is my favorite >> a sold out crowd is expected again tonight meaning 48,000 fans will be there. the parking lot will open at noon with the gates opening at four. people are encouraged to show up early, especially with the added security and metal detectors, fans now have to go through. we would like to see you celebrate with them. send us photographs of ouro a's pride at ktvu.com. you can also post them on twitter or facebook. bart has said it's adding longer trains this weekend to help people get to the game and other events in the bay area. the a's are encouraging fans to take part to help some of the

congestion. bart is also adding trains to help get fans home from the oakland raiders tomorrow night. they are expecting a very busy weekend with the playoffs, the raiders, cal, football as well as the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. >> this morning streets have reopened in san francisco's mission district after the bomb squad was called to investigate a suspicious package. the intersection of 17th and valencia was shut down. people were asked to shelter in place while the bomb squad responded. the bomb squad eventually determined the panel was not a threat. and the red flag warning expired an hour ago but after a extremely busy day firefighters are still concerned about fire danger. crews spent the night making sure a one thousand acre grass fire didn't flair up again. it started about highway 12 yesterday afternoon. firefighters battled dry conditions and winds that gusted 40-miles an hour.

>> it started at the front gate. that's where it started and that's two miles away already. its gone a lot further than that. >> areas were able to keep the flames from spreading to a nearby facility. two employees said they had trouble breathing because of the smoke but there were no serious injuries. the fire destroyed a hay barn. the wind threw thick plumes of smoke as far down as san francisco, the oakland hills and parts of the peninsula. people were urged to stay inside. the dense smoke filled the skies throughout much of the day. >> a lot of wind early yesterday as well as late into the afternoon. will we see it today? let's find out if it'll be back or is it going away. >> they will be a lot lighter today. we will be sunny and warm and won't be one kind down wind of

the fires. good news outside if you are going to be out and about starting out, quite sunny from the coast. around the bay and in to the valley this morning. temperatures again all over the place and it has to do with the wind because there are a couple of areas still cranking. take a look at half moon bay. 70 degrees at half moon and it has to do with the. the off shore breeze still blowing through. if you look at santa rosa where it's calm, 41 degrees, near 30 degrees difference. oakland also in the hills, still a little breezy this morning, you may notice as you step outside 64 in oakland. half hour ago or so the airport was reporting near 70 degrees. again that's why we are all over the place this morning. i will show you that wind as i speak. the fairfield area, a very light breeze and coming the soup. yesterday the winds were blowing this direction and the bay area was down wind of the

fire. also fire the day before. that's what we were dealing with yesterday and boy it was windy yesterday in most areas, in and around half moon bay the winds continue to blow. take a look at that 22 miles an hour and coming from the northeast. the winds have lightened up and that will be the case for today. we will be sunny and warm. the sinking air associated that ridge of high pressure over the area will continue to drive the temperatures up. i think we will be up a few degrees over yesterday so you may or may not notice but we will be warm in most places, 75 at stinson. 79 -- low to mid80s for inland communities, 82 for nevado, 84 for napa, 82 for oakland. 83 for livermore and mid80s into areas right around antioch and brentwood. santa clara for the afternoon. sunny and warm. 84 san jose, 84 santa clara, 82

redwood, 80 degrees in the city of san francisco. low to mid-70s along the coast with mostly sunny skies, may be a great day to head toward the coast. we have extended forecast here. notice subtle changes for tomorrow. most of us may not notice. into monday we begin to drop the temperatures tuesday into wednesday. the clouds increase, wednesday going to be the coolest day. if you look at the icons, even the possibility of a few scattered shower, still far enough away to have to zero in on that in a few days. we will watch it for you. i will have a look at day planner coming up. >> this morning friends and family will say good-bye to a san francisco high school student killed in a violent crash. a memorial was held yesterday for kevin sand there. will be a procession and funeral for him later this morning. it'll include members of his rotc group at lincoln high school. >> i taught him how to play

the drum. there were personal feelings. >> kevin sand was killed a week ago when his family's van was hit by another vehicle. his mother who was also injured remains in a co a. 58-year-old hit them in her mercedes. she was driving 80 miles an hour before the crash. prosecutors are still investigating the case and haven't filed charges. police in palo alto are asking for the public's help finding two men accused of assaulting a driver having car trouble. investigators released this sketch of one of the men accused of slashing the driver with a knife. that driver, a 37-year-old from san jose had pulled over after a warning light came on. the incident is especially strange because the attack appears to have been unprovoked. the driver was treated for moderate injuries. >> ennew the president is trying to show the human toll of the government shut down.

>> we put in an offer to buy a home this weekend. it was accepted. if funding doesn't go through our chances of the american dream are down the drain. >> in this morning's weekly address the president read a couple of letters from americans describing how the shut down is hurting them and their families. one person from alabama talked about how the local head start program was unable to provide services for hundreds of children because workers were furloughed. the president said he has received more than 30,000 letters angry americans over the past few days the secretary of state john kerry said congress should think long and hard about the message the united states is isn'ting sending to the world. he is in bali for an economic summit. the president scrapped plans to attend that summit. the house speaker said that with both the president and congress in washington this weekend it's the perfect time to start negotiations to end

the shut down. the gop controlled house will be in session today so it can continue passing bill that would reopen selective parts of the government. >> the american people don't want our government shut down and neither do i. all we are asking for is to sit down and have a discussion and to bring fairness, reopen the government and bring fairness to the american people under obama care. >> the democrat controlled senate said it'll not consider piece meal bill that reopen some parts of the government rather than all of the offices. >> bracing for karen. how the gulf coast is preparing for the hurricane and the furloughed worker that have been called back into help. >> and it's turning into a price war for two major retailers and that means the i- phone 5c just got cheaper. >> first let's give you a live look outside at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza.

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>> and happening now not quite a hurricane but even sot gulf coast is bracing for the arrival of karen. the national hurricane center said right now that storm is 185 miles southwest of the mouth of the mississippi river. watches and warnings are in effect from louisiana to florida including new orleans. that storm is expected to hit the coast tonight. >> we know what storms can do. they can change on a dime. when that happens you need to be prepared. >> the florida governor has declared a state of emergency in 18 counties and fema has recalled some worker who were furloughed by the shut down to help with the response. >> if you are planning to fly over thanksgiving you may want to buy your tickets now. online booking agencies are reporting ticket prices go up five dollars a day. right now they are up about 1% compared to last year but last year's prices were the highest in eight years. booking a red eye and taking a flight with more than one section can help you save.

computer techs are working overtime to fix glitches with the health care website. some people looking to sign unor compare rates had trouble logging on or even completely applications. the site health care.gov will be available this weekend during off peak hours for repairs, consumers have until december 15th to enroll for coverage. that starts in january. >> excitement is building in the city of patterson for the opening of the amazon center. the location is scheduled to open this fall. the internet giant is still taking applications, some of the open positions range from operations manager to robotics tech. a center will open in tracy to handle smaller items. employees in berkeley say they may have gotten their last paycheck after being told not to come back unless they are called. 15 people are employed at the

plant which brews bottles and ships beer. they say a change in management caused low morale and prompted workers to create a union. several weeks later the company said it was shutting down to clean up a contamination problem. worker as accused the cop of retail ating against them. >> we always did everything in the brewery so its heart breaking to just be kind of pushed outo >> we contacted the company. officials declined to talk but said in a statement that we have identified a quality issue with our brewery and have taken that one off line. employees are opening the union will meet with company officials next week to work out a deal. >> wal-mart has dropped the price of the i-phone 5c to $45. this after best buy's announcement on thursday that it would sell the phone for $50 with a two year contract. the catch is it's also requiring buyers to sign up for

two years. wal-mart said the deal is to help bring attention to the 5c as the higher end 5s continues to sell out . three companies with strong bay area ties may be bidding for blackberry. google, cisco and sap are discussing bids for the company siting sources close to the matter. blackberry could sell all or parts of the company to the potential bidders. that is if don't go through with a deal to sell to fairfax financial holdings. they are not commenting on the story. >> happening today, in just hours, the governor will officially be the longest serving governor in california history. brown served two terms from 1975 to 1983 -- in 1983. when he was elected again he was only the second to be

elected to a third term. he is the oldest signature sitting governor. he may be in office for some time to come. he is likely to run for a 4th term next year. the government shut down is casting a shadow over the state gop convention. more than 1600 party leaders and activists in anaheim including the key note speaker texas governor rick perry. they say they are closely watching events in washington but they are also focusing on expanding the reach of the party. >> for anyone to suggest that they know what is going to happen in november of 2014, based on what's happening in october of 2013, is either a profit or a fool. >> political analysts say attracting new voters will be a key task for party leaders, just 29% of registered voters are republican. no republican in california holds statewide officeo. > jimmy carter is coming to the bay area for habitat for humanity.

the couple is scheduled to help build homes in oakland on monday. on tuesday they will travel to east san jose to help repair the homes of veterans and seniors, some say they hope the visit will raise awareness of crime, eight habitat for humanity workers were robbed at gun point last week while preparing for carter's visit. the nation's oldest full time park ranger has been furloughed. 92-year-old betty works at the world war ii home front national historic park in richmond. she has been there for the past seven years. she said she is devastated by the ongoing government shut down. she said she hopes the furlough will end before october 12th. that is when the park is set to host its home front festival which betty has been working on for months. >> changes coming to the happiest place on earth. the earth. . and should employees be required to support worker who

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bay area riders may have new incentives to carpool and use public transportation. the air quality commission is proposing a new rule that would allow large companies to offer benefits. it would include paying for transit or carpool, offering free van or bus services and subsides >> so much happening today in the bay area. let's hope it's going to be better outside air quality wise. >> we will have moderate air quality. we are sunny, slightly warmer and the winds again dying down with just a few areas this morning reporting still the off shore breeze. the ridge of high pressure will strengthen. the temperatures will climb but notice it's a small climb from yesterday. we are talking just a degree or two warmer, the good news is we won't have that wind to deal with. a look at the extended forecast. we will stay sunny and warm through the weekend.

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>> trenched in green and gold. fans getting ready for game two against detroit and why raiders fans are preparing for a late night. >> still a lot of work to get a deal done and not much time left. the latest on the bart contract negotiations. >> police investigating a fatal shooting near a downtown bart stipulation. what a witness saw and heard moments before the gun fire rang out. mom...

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. shots fired outside a bart station in downtown oakland. more on the victims and the search for the gunman. welcome back. >> we have new details about the developing news we are following out of the east bay. one person is dead and two others were wounded in an early morning triple shooting. we are live at the scene where we just talked to a person who witnessed what happened. >> reporter: this shooting happened near 13th and broadway. right in front of the chase bank here in the heart of downtown oakland in front of the 12th street bart station. we talked to a man working the overo night shift in this area who said he saw what happened. he said around 1:30 there was a group of 30 to 40 people hanging out at the intersection, several hours after the city's first friday festival ended. this witness who didn't want to be identified said he saw a man open fire in the crowd and he said what was puzzling is that

there was no shouting or fighting before the man started shooting. >> something that happened before the gun fire but he was quiet as a mouse. no words, no nothing, nothing, it was just random. >> reporter: just started shooting. >> yeah. just started shooting. >> reporter: police arrived with in minutes of the shooting according to this witness and he said some of the people in the crowd led the officers to three victims. two women and one man. one of the women died from her injuries here at the scene. two other victims went to the hospital. the witness said that he heard the victim's friends talking about how the victims weren't even from oakland, that they were here for the city's first friday block party last night. that party usually ends and nine and this happened at 1:30. police don't have a suspect description yet. however the lieutenant who was out here on the scene said that officers will canvas the

neighborhood. they also plan to check the surveillance video from the buses that run overnight. live in oakland. ktvu. >> game one of the alds close but not a win. the oakland a's hoping for better luck tonight for game two against the tigers, last night they went at it in front of a sold out crowd. tigers appeared happy to be back. right out of the gate 2-0. then with two outs, a ground america to right field. martinez would score. not a good start for colon. the a's battle on. like a good neighbor, he is there. a two run blast to left center. that starts the crowd but that would be it for the a's. they drop game one, 3-2. with game two starting at six tonight that means tomorrow's raiders game will be delayed. following tonight's game a crew of a dozen workers and a few

huge cranes will change it from the baseball set up to the football field. normally they would want a couple of days to make this switch but with less than a day they say it'll be a challenge. lawyers for the city of san jose major league baseball squared off over a lawsuit accusing baseball of unlawly preventing the athletics from moving to san jose. the judge asked both sides questions yesterday during a nearly two hour hearing but no ruling was made san jose filed the suit against mlb and the commissioner in june asking the court to find mlb in violation of anti trust laws. mlb filed a motion in august to have the case thrown outo. >> the government shut down has furloughed air national guard members in mountain view. a unit that responds to emergencies like wildfires. there is often heavy activity on red flag days the base is quiet this weekend and commanders with the rescue

wing say that while they do have enough people to respond to missions, training drills have been suspended. the shut down has forced the guard to cancel the day of drills today. emergency responder also take part in a fire drill at nine this morning. the kent field fire district will lead that evacuation exercise. the drill is held every year in the kent wood neighborhood. about 200 homes are participating. officials say the homes are at risk to wildfires so it's important that responders can help. and firefighters in solano were spread thin while many battled a grass fire, others were called to a separate grass fire near interstate 780. it threatened buildings at a nearby building complex forcing residents to evacuate. some weren't taking chances. they grabbed hoses, put water down in the hopes of keeping that fire away. >> and happening today the names of 20er 22 fallen

firefighters will be added to the firefighter's memorial. santa anna winds have triggered red flag warnings in much of the state. . >> a judge has ordered pg&e to shut down a major natural gas pipeline over concerns there could be another san brno type explosion. this one is known as line 147. it's located in san carlos. the city said it on obtained an e-mail who warned about welds on the pipeline. the engineer reportedly asked if the pipe was cracked and near failure. pg&e issued this statement, first and foremost we want our customers to know that line 147 is safe. if the line was not safe we wouldn't keep it in service. the utility added that it's reduced the gas flow through the pipe by 20%. a 12-year-old boy who is

autistic is in critical condition after being hit by at least one car on a busy freeway. that accident happened yesterday morning on eastbound 580 near fruitvale. several drivers reported someone running in traffic before the child was hit. they say the child was reported missing. >> a san francisco computer engineer accused of running a billion dollar internet drug empire is now suspected of hiring a hit man in canada. the 29-year-old appeared in san francisco federal court yesterday. this is a sketch from inside that courtroom. agents say he operated the website silk road where user cscope buy and sell drugs he faces charges including drug traffic and money laundering. he tried to hire a hit man for $150,000 to kill a computer vendor suspected of trying to

trying extort him. a turf war in vallejo has claimed the life of an innocent victim. police have responded to 14 gang related shootings since june. the latest came on sunday when an 18-year-old brandon chandler was gunned down. he isn't in a gang and the shooting was a case of mistaken identity. >> there is no reason for this he was just at the wrong place at the wrong time >> police say budget cuts are making it difficult to fight the surge of violence. the number of officers have been cut in half and the department's gang unit is no longer active. >> a dying man's last wish to see someone arrested for killing his son has come true. charles butler junior was shot and killed moments after bumping into someone's car while parking on the street in west oakland. last month nearly two years after the shooting his father in an interview made a plea to the community to help find the

killer. after that story aired police say they got a break-in the case when someone came forward with information and yesterday investigators said two men were charged with butler's murder. one is now in custody, and the other has a warrant out for his arrest. >> i just feel that -- and hope that they feel the heart felt pain that me and my family have felt since my son was killed, murdered by them. >> the alameda county da said that the one suspect in custody is scheduled to be arraigned on monday. >> your time now is 7:38 and the weather has changed a little bit this morning. i can still smell smoke but not quite as windy which i'm sure firefighters will be glad to see today. >> absolutely. we won't have that smoke drifting our way because the north winds have definitely dropped off in most cases and because of it, in some areas, over the north bay, 20 to 25-

degrees cooler. i'm not kidding. yesterday santa rosa, napa in the 60's. this morning the 40s. you will notice that getting outside your door. first a breathtaking view of the golden gate bridge. to look at this all day long. isn't that just beautiful. wall to wall sun from the coast around the bay and inland for today. for the afternoon, most of us in the 70s and 80s. this morning, while we are all over the place. take a look. 41 degrees -- 49 in napa. a chill in the air outside your door. mid50sa in nevado, upper other's san francisco, 60's along the east bayshore line. if you are checking in around 68 degrees, 64 in oakland. low 60s walnut creek. half moon bay about 68 degrees. holding onto 70 degrees and has to do with the wind. i'm seeing a little bit of wind. that helping to drive the temperatures this morning, just

a bit. where we don't have the wind it's chilly. 46menlo park. 49 in foster city. 50s around the peninsula as well and we have temperatures again being driven by the wind. take a look at half moon bay. the winds lightning up. you see just a few lingering areas with the strong gusty conditions. the rim is strengthening over the area. its going to continue to bring the warm up, the northerly winds, they will be dry and not as strong as yesterday. that's good news. as we continue for today the ridge in control of the weather pattern and take a look at some of the afternoon highs, slightly warmer than yesterday. 82 in nevado, mid-70s at stinson. a feeling a lot of folks heading to the beach today. low 80o's in alameda. maybe you are going to crab cove. 82 for oakland. 83 danville. into the santa clara valley we have 85 in morgan hill.

mid80s in santa cruz. its going to be warm, bring your bathing suit. 70s along the coast. your extended forecast. if you like the warm weather, we have a repeat for tomorrow . good news in that department but we will get back to cooler weather. by monday a drop off in temperatures, even cooler for tuesday and wednesday and we are holding on to the pocket on the possibility of a few scattered showers >> we are just five-days from the end of the bart 60 day cooling off period. they say they have made some progress with issues like pensions. however, salaries and health benefits remain the main hurdles. they want a three year deal. bart wants four. workers could go on strike as early as friday october 11th. >> cal stanford football both

looking for wins. fresh over running over washington state. sanford kicking yukon against the huskies. it's a battle between two unbeaten teams from the north division of the pack 12 conference. washington ranked 15th in the nation cal doesn't have to worry about the rain during this afternoon's game against washington state. the bears struggled with the rain in eugene last saturday. freshman quarterback, was benched but was named the starter today. the bear's record is 1-3 as they look for their first conference win. >> turned away from the fresno fair. the reason a family said their 2-year-old son was not allowed to ride and how fair organizers are responding. >> and parts of the country looking a lot like winter. our snowstorm affecting travel. >> first, let's take you outside. there is a live look at trave

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roads and airports are closed in wyoming, nebraska, montana, and idaho stranding several travelers. south dakota dealing blizzard conditions after 33 inches of snow fell there. >> the most beautiful place to be stuck and in this kind of airport where nobody is going to -- it's a bit depressing moment but we will try to stay. >> the storm also brought storms to the great plains, tornados in nebraska, iowa and south dakota. senate snow good news for that guy and for skiers in colorado. the mountains near boulder could see up to 18 inches of snow. drivers could see white out conditions another person has died in california with the west nile virus. the latest in san bernandino. the person's name and age hasn't been released. it was the 7th this year linked

to the west nile virus. other deaths were reported in sacramento and southern california. >> a man is in critical condition after he set himself on fire at the national mall in washington dc. witnesses watched in horror as the man dumped a can of gas on his head and then set himself on fire yesterday, passing joggers took off their shirts to help put out the flames. police haven't identified the man. senate the sisters of the connecticut woman shot and killed in the capitol are questioning the use of deadly force. they say the shooting was not justified because the woman identified as miriam carey wasn't armed >> deadly physical force was not the ultimate recourse and it didn't have to be. you have to ask yourself, as americans, is it okay for that to happen because it can happen to you. >> the sisters said miriam had

mental illnesses. that -- her boyfriend reportedly said she thought the president had her under surveillance. police in new york say that two bikers allegedly seen on video attacking the driver of a suv have turned themselves in. one is believed to be the man who smashed the suv with his helmet and then beat the driver. the other man is a accused of going after the vehicle. cnn reports that off duty police officer was among the bikers, he didn't tell his bosses until four days later. he is now under investigation. the bikers calling for the driver to be charged after run over some of them to get away. >> tesla stock is rebounding after the ceo spoke out about a fire in an electric car stock rose 4% after a statement online saying the fire in the

model s would have been much worse if it happened in a gas powered car. video of that electric car bursting in to flames near seattle has gone viral. the fire they say was sparked when a large metal object struck the bottom of the car. police may be close to trading in their ford crown victoria's. they are expected to approve spending $280,000 on six new cars. palo alto have driven the same cars since 1992 but now ford has stopped production. >> california allows children to have more than two legal parents. yesterday the governor signed the legislation under senate bill 274 a judge can recognize additional parents if failing to do so would be harmful to the child. supporters say the new bill will help keep children out of

state custody when they have other adults in their lives able to take care of them. senate family of a 2-year-old said he was not allowed onto a ride at the big fresno fair because he is autistic. she said her husband rode most of the rides with her son because he couldn't be left alone but things went wrong when they approached one particular wrong. she claims a worker said the boy couldn't ride because he was disabled. >> that was supposed to be our day of fun for him because it's hard to take him anywhere and it just ruined our day. >> the worker claims he denied the boy because his parents didn't want to pay to go on the ride with him. the fair said the worker will be retrained. a representative for the fair offered the family a free day at the fair which they accepted. >> the president has just put himself in the middle of a hotly debated issue in the nation's capitol. weighing in on whether or not the washington redskins team should change its name.

in an interview with the associated press he said if he owned the team he would think hard about changing the name. he said these controversial names ofteno offend a large group of people and he said it should not override the concerns many other people have. >> mlb facing another lawsuit. how arod says the league is trying to destroy his reputation. >> the skies are clear and the winds have calmed down. we have a nice warm up in store for your afternoon. i will have a look at what you can expect for today and in the extended forecast. slight possibility of rain. i will show you which day coming up.

. the california capitol air show will still be held this weekend despite the government shut down. that's because it features the

canada snow birds jet demonstration team rather than the blue angels. >> i like to compare it to a mini sports car. >> the show is being held today and tomorrow at the air force base. tickets still available. air shows featuring the blue angels have been canceled across the country. the one in san diego county was scheduled for this weekend and many have bought tickets. the airshows is the largest in the country and normally draws hundreds of thousands of people each year. ticket holder also be refunded. >> while fleet week has not been canceled. the government shut down has taken a toll on this tradition. it starts monday but you won't see those popular attractions such as the blue angels or the parade of naval ships. there will be a disaster preparedness drill on monday and to pick up some of the plaque pier39 will have a fireworks show every saturday

night. it draws more than a million people a year. some 6th graders have been affected firsthand by the shut down. every year seven hills plans a five-day trip to the volcanic national park. this year with the shut down teachers say they were thinking about canceling the trip. with a little imagination they were able to come up with a solution. >> like what? what is going to happen? >> they were shutting down the national parks, why? then we got to move and learn about a different place. >> the teachers decided to change their lesson plans and go up north to a camp out at burning falls state park. they say they are now considering burning falls as of as a new tradition. >> marin's county homeless population is decreasing. eve two years there is a homeless count. this year there were 935, down from 2011.

more people continue to face eviction and many report living on friend's couches. renters need at least one person making $35 an hour to afford an average two bedroom apartment. >> a lot going on outside. i want to check in with rosemary. >> we are going to be sunny, warm, bring the sun block if you are going to tailgate for the a's game this afternoon. temperatures are going to feel quite nice. we have sunny conditions and by game time we are looking at 74 degrees under mostly clear skies and a nice dry, northerly breeze. the winds are going to lighten up and are not going to be back in the afternoon. that is some good news. i think by the end of game time in the upper 60s. maybe a light jacket if you feel but for the most part warm conditions out in the afternoon and even by game time remaining in the 70s. your extended forecast here showing you 70s at the coast, 80s around the bay. mid80's for some of the warmest

locations, breaking it down this morning a bit of a chill for many of the north bay locations where the winds have gone light and temperatures have fall pennsylvania avenue -- fall pennsylvania avenue fallen to the 40s. by noontime upper 60s at the coast. we have low 70's around the bay. mid to upper 70o's inland and for the afternoon temperatures are going to be a lot like yesterday. slightly warmer in some areas but we won't have the wind. a repeat for tomorrow, temperatures start to drop off on monday and then we introduce the possibility of clouds and a chance for some scattered source, moving in by wednesday morning. perhaps even snow down to about path level. i will have a look at your current conditions coming up. >> arod is taking a swing at major league baseball. the third baseman has filed suit claiming the commissioner is trying to destroy his reputation and career.

baseball officials and rodriguez's representatives met this week to discuss his 211 game suspension. baseball denies the allegations saying the issue is whether rodriguez cheated. he also filed another suit against the yankees team doctor alleging malpractice and miss diagnosissing a hip injury >> its going to be a busy weekend in the bay area. how bart plans to help out with several events today and tomorrow. >> come up later, find out how you could win a pair of tickets to see cher.

. he was always so cheerful and playful. he made everybody laugh. >> remembering a high school student killed in a horrible crash. the funeral services today for 16-year-old kevin sand. >> our officers heard the gun fire. when they got out they were trying to put it together to see what happened. >> a woman shot to death and two others rushed to the hospital. the next step for police as they try to find the person responsible >> and playoff fever heats up

in the east bay. what you can expect if you are heading to game two of the american league division series. it's all head right now on mornings on 2. >> complete bay area news coverage continues, this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. >> good morning. we are looking for a sun soaked saturday outside. let's get right to rosemary. a quick check of the forecast. >> good morning. what so many wait for. summer like weather and early fall and that's what we will have today from the coast around the bay and inland. we are mostly clear. cold to mild outside this morning. i will have a detailed look at the current temperatures by the afternoon sunny skies, little warmer than yesterday and we don't have that wind to deal with. i will have a look at afternoon highs and in the extended forecast a slight chance of a few scattered showers. >> new, gun fire near a busy

bus stop. one person was killed after a triple shooting. it happened around 1:30. two police officers sitting in their patrol car just happened to hear the gun shots a block away. when they went to check they saw people running. they found two women and a man had been shot. all three were taken to the hospital where one of the woman was pronounced dead. >> a lot of people -- stand around, because of the bart line. it's not known what the motive was. >> the two surviving victims are currently in stable condition. no arrests have been made. homicide investigators are checking for surveillance cameras around that transit area. >> one person was killed in an early morning accident on southbound highway 101. it happened about 3:40 this afternoon near sierra point. that's just south of candlestick. police say a car was traveling

the wrong way. the hiway has since reopened. that accident is still under investigation. happening now. friends and family are saying a final good-bye to a san francisco high school student killed in a crash. a memorial service was held yesterday for the 16-year-old. is there will also be a funeral procession for him this morning. it'll include members of his rotc group. >> i taught him how to play the drum. there were personal feelings and a lot of emotion. >> kevin was killed a week ago when his family's van was hit by another vehicle. his mother who was also hurt remains in a coma. the 58-year-old driver of the other car hit them in her mercedes. she was driving 80 miles an hour before the crash. prosecutors say they are still investigating the case and have not yet filed charges. >> oakland a's fans hoping for

better luck tonight as they cheer on the team in game it would have the american league division series the detroit tigers jumped on the a's early in last night's game one and held onto beat oakland 3-2. it was all about pitching for matt. he sat down 11 in seven innings. fans say despite the loss they are confident oakland will still win the three games against those tigers. >> tigers are going down. >> good to see them right there. i love coco. he is my favorite. >> reporter: sold out crowd expected again tonight which means 48,000 strong will be in attendance. the parking lot will open at noon and the gates opening at four. people are encouraged to show up early especially with the added security and metal detectors fans now have to go through. we like to see you celebrating the green and gold. send us photographs of your a's pride. you can also post them on our twitter or facebook page.

bart is lading longer trains to help people get to tonight's game and other events in the bay area. the a's are encouraging fans to take part to help the congestion. bart is also adding trains to help get fans home from the oakland raiders game tomorrow night. the transit agency is expecting a very busy weekend with the playoffs, raiders, cal football and the hardly, strictly, bluegrass festival. >> this morning streets have reopened in mission district after the bomb squad had to be called into investigate a suspicious package. the intersection of 17th and valencia was shut down just before 11 last night and people were asked to shelter in place. the streets streets reopened just before two. police in palo alto are asking for the public's help in finding two men accused of assaulting a man who was having

car trouble. the driver from san jose had pulled over after a warning light came on in his car. >> he didn't know what they were saying as they approached. the main suspect produced a knife, attacked the victim and cut him four times. >> police say that the incident is especially strange because the attack appears to have been unprovoked. the driver was treated for moderate injuries. >> the red flag warning for parts of the bay area expired two hours ago but firefighters are still concerned about fire danger. crews in solano spent the night making sure the grass fire didn't flare up. it started at highway 12 yesterday afternoon. firefighters battled dry conditions and winds gusting to 40 miles an hour. >> it started at the front gate. that's where it started. that's two miles away already. its gone a lot further than that. >> air crews were able to keep the flames from spreading to a

year by facility that manufacturers small explosive devices. two employees said they had trouble breathing because of the smoke but there were no serious injuries, the fire destroyed a hay barn. wind blew the thick smoke as far down as san francisco ; the oakland hills and parts of the pen slam the bay area management district urged people to stay inside to not breathe in the dirty air >> all right. time now 8:07. it was very smoky -- a little confusing because you thought there was maybe a fire but it wasn't. the wind was just trucking the smoke in. >> yes. the bay area down wind of the fires and that was enough to bring the smoke. you could smell smoke. people were thinking where is the fire because you couldn't see the flames, a live look. moderate air quality.

the winds are lighter and plenty of sun over san francisco. the coast is clear this morning. we have a warm up in store. i want to give you a look at the winds because they have gone light and calm. half moon bay reporting 21 miles an hour. a few isolated areas with localized breezy conditions. when the winds blow it keeps the temperatures up. you may have noticed yesterday many of us were in the 60s but the wind from the north yesterday and in this direction. in solano it was sending the wind our direction. that's judge so many could smell the smoke and see the hazy sky. the winds again are going to be lighter for today where i am seeing the wind still blow in the oakland hills. take a look at oako land. 74 degrees right now. an indication of how that wind really drives our temperatures. 68 at half moon bay. earlier this morning it was about 70. where the winds have gone calm

it's very chilly in someplaces. 41 degrees in santa rosa. 51napa. the calm conditions and from 20 to 25 degrees cooler than where we were 24 hours ago. a difference happening. for today ridge of high pressure in place. it'll strengthen over the area. it'll bring the temperatures up just a few degrees over yesterday. the winds again will be light for today. still coming in from the north and that sinking air with the ridge of high pressure will lead to the warm up. 70's at the coast. 70s and 80's around the bay. a big warm up in store once again. mostly sunny skies, 82 for nevado, mid-70s stinson. to the east with 82 for san leandro, mid80s for antioch. into the valley, 84 for santa claire a.85 for morgan hill 80 to redwood and san

francisco. we have 70's along the coast. its going to feel, gosh, like summer out there across the bay area. temperatures won't budge a lot into sunday. notice a near repeat for the second half of the weekend. we get back to cooler weather. a drop off on monday. tuesday into wednesday. temperatures falling back into the upper 60s for the inland cities along the bay. the slight possibility of a few scattered showers. back toes desk. >> we are following developing news in afghanistan where a nato service member has been killed. the gunman may have been a private security guard, nato hasn't released the nation of the service member who died. this attack comes amid reports that a nato air strike killed five civilians in eastern afghanistan including three children. there have been no initial reports of deaths. >> new this morning the president is talking about the real life impacts of the ongoing government shut down. >> we put in an offer to buy a

home this weekend. it was accepted. if funding doesn't go through our chances of the american dream are down the drain. >> in this morning's weekly address he read a couple letters americans describing how the shut down is hurting them and their families. one person talked about how the local head start program can't provide services for hundreds of children. the president said he has more than 30,000 letters angry americans. from indonesia the secretary of state said congress should think about the message the united states is sending to the world if we can't get our own act together. he is in bali for an economic summit. the president scrapped plans to attend because of the shut down. and this just in. by 407-0 vote the house passed a bill giving 800,000 furloughed workers back pay arch the government reopens. the house speaker has been

calling for the president and congress to negotiate an end to the shut down. the house is meeting today in a rare saturday session. >> the american people don't want their government shut down and neither do i. all we are asking for, is to sit down and have a discussion and to bring fairness, reopen the government and bring fairness to the american people under obama care. >> the democrat controlled senate is expected to approve the bill. the white house is also backing it. there are still no indications that the shut down is going to end any time soon. >> if you haven't booked your holiday travel you may want to fast. just how much a flight could go up each day as we approach the holiday. >> and bracing for karen >> and from the gulf coast back to the bay area a live look outside. moving great on this saturday morning.

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. welcome back. giving you a live look there over the oakland hills. mostly sunny conditions, we do have localized winds, gusting to about 25 miles an hour. >> if you are planning on flying during thanksgiving you may want to buy the tickets now. ticket prices go up five dollars every day. right now prices are up about 1% compared to last year. last year's prices are the highest in eight years. booking a red eye and taking a

flight with more than one connection can help you save money. computer techs are working overtime to fix glitches with the health karen rollment website. the unexpected volume of applications overwhelmed the system tuesday. some looking to sign up or compare insurance rates had trouble logging on for completing applications. the site will be unavailable this weekend during off peak hours for repairs. consumers have until december 15th. to enroll. the health and safety fair kicks off today. it'll be from ten to two at the san pablo town center parking lot. residents can take part in free health screenings and cpr training. animal service also be there to provide low cost micro chipping and pet vaccines. the first thousand will get a free emergency preparedness kit. >> excitement is building in patterson for the opening of

the amazon center. a spokesperson said the one million square foot location is scheduled to open this fall. the internet giant is still taking applications, some of the open positions range from operations manager to robotics manager. >> wal-mart is dropping the price of the 5c to after best buy's announcement it would sell the phone for $50. wal-mart is also requiring a two year contract. wal-mart said the deal is to help bring attention to the 5c as the higher end 5s continues to sell out despite criticism from ambassador sifts analysts. >> the gulf coast bracing for karen steve is live for us in new orleans this morning. >> right now conditions mild

in new orleans. light breeze and sunny skies but despite the conditions we have been seeing preparations going on across the state. especially in low lying areas, people making sandbags around their houses, pulling their boats out of the water. some cases moving possessions up to higher ground. this as the governor of louisiana has declared a state of emergency and mobile eyed 650 members of the national guard, the concern is flooding, not wind damage and people still really reeling from last year's hurricane isaac. it was that storm that pushed 15 feet of water in someplacesw. reseeing mandatory evacuations along the coastal areas as people watch and wait as the conditions are still mild for now. >> thank you so much for that report from new orleans. we will be watching those-s carefully. >> happening today in just hours the governor will

officially be the longest serving governor in california history. when he was elected back in 2010 he was only the second person in history to get three terms as governor and he was only able to do that because term limits weren't in place in the 70s and 80s. he is the state's oldest sitting governor and he will by its longest serving. he may be in office for some time to come. he is likely to run for a 4th term next year. the shut down is casting a shadow over the gop convention. more than 1600 party leaders and activists in anaheim including the key note speaker rick perry. they say they are closely watching events in washington but they are also focusing on expanding the reach of the party. >> for anyone to suggest they know what is going to happen in november of 2014 based on what's happening in october of 2013 is either a prophet or a fool. >> political analystsa new

voters will be a key tack . just 29% of registered voters in california are republican. > jimmy carter is coming to the bay area for habitat for humanity. he and his wife are scheduled to help build new homes in oakland on monday. on tuesday the two will travel to east san jose to help repair the homes of veterans and seniors. some say they hope that the former president's visit will raise awareness of crime in their neighborhoods, eight habitat for humanity workers were robbed at gun point last week. >> a new incentive to carpool. the new proposal that could require companies to give their employees incentives forgetting on public transportation. >> for your saturday, sunny, dry, a little warmer in someplaces, a look at your temperatures for today and when a cooldown will start.

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and thrive. . jessie day one of the first preformers to kick off the bluegrass festival in san francisco. that festival in golden gate park is free and runs through tomorrow. you can check out the weekend line up on ktvu.com under the hot topics tab. >> this week disney parks will launch a new system for guest was disabilities. right right now they are allowed to skip lines but starting on wednesday they will have to use a system similar to fast pass. when entering the park they

will be given a card and photograph. they can be used to give guests a time to come back to bypass the line. they can only do that one ride at a time. bay area drivers may have new incentives to carpool. the bay area quality commission wants large companies to offer benefits including paying for transit or carpool expenses, offering free transportation service and subsides. they are going to hold two educational workshops about the plan next week. >> if you are just joining us welcome and let's get you to rosemary and a look at the forecast. a bit of a warm up. >> yeah. temperatures will be slightly warmer than yesterday. the wins are going away. i'm only seeing a few localized gusts in the east bay hills and along the coastal range. outside of that the winds are lighter over the north bay and it's a lilier start. by the afternoon widespread 80s

along the peninsula, along the east bay and into the inland valleys, temperatures will be very similar. have you to get to the coast to get to the 70s. we are talking mostly sunny skies, mid80s into santa cruz for the afternoon. it's just going to be sunny, warm, as we get into your saturday afternoon. temperatures will be very similar for sunday. we do start a cooling trend monday and then increasing clouds tuesday into wednesday and holding onto some hope we may see scattered showers by wednesday morning. it looks very slim at this point but we will track it for you. giving a i look at this morning. in the north bay where the winds are calm low 40s in some areas like santa rosa. we have temperatures into near 70a near half moon bay and 70s near oakland where the winds are still blowing. by the afternoon we are warming up to the upper 60s, along the coast. 70s along the bay and inland and for the second half of the day a near repeat of yesterday,

slightly warmer but all in all it's going to be a nice one. a look at your current conditions and the cool ones coming up. >> finally a break in the weather at the president's cup in ohio. it's a battle between america's top golfers against those from around the world. united states is currently leading the international team. six and a half points to five and a half. tiger woods unbeaten so far. the only thing slowing down the americans is the rain they suspended most of yesterday's matches. pier39 is celebrating it's 35th anniversary and to remember the occasion it'll last all month long starting tonight at six. every saturday in october. the fpi, r will feature free music. every saturday night at 8:30 a fireworks show will kickoff and many of the restaurants are offering discounts >> pg&e is ordered to shut down a pipeline. the concern about the possibility of another explosion like the one in san

bruno and what they are saying about your safety. >> three people shot outside a downtown bart station. what witnesses are saying about the strange behavior of the shooter moments before it happened.

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happened around 1:30 this morning near 13th and broadway in front of the chase bank that you see on the street on this intersection here. its right in front of the 12th street bart station entrance. we talked to a man who worked the overnight shift at a business here on broadway. he said a group of about 30 to 40 people had been hanging out at this intersection at 1:30 in the morning and started to gather there hours after the first friday block party ended. the witness said all of the sudden a man started shooting, firing three to four shots into the crowd. two women and a man were hit. one of the women died. the witness said he can't believe it happened, especially since there were no words exchanged, no fight, no argument happening, before this shooting happened. >> lot of public place like this. it was kids out last night >> reporter: you don't think the people hit were the targets? >> i don't think so. i think they may have been just

wrong place, wrong time. >> reporter: police have not identified the victims yet but the witness said he overheard some of the victims friends talking about how they weren't even from oakland. they had come to town for first friday. the witness said police arrived quickly. there were two officers parked less than a block away from their the shooting happened. they say they are going to be going through the residential area here around broadway and talking to witnesses to see if they can get more information. they will also check out some of the surveillance video from the bus that run on broadway overnight. live in oakland. ktvu channel 2news. >> a 12-year-old is in critical condition after he was hit by at least one car on a busy freeway. the accident happened yesterday morning on eastbound 580. several drivers reported someone running in traffic

before the child was hit. investigators say the child had been reported missing. >> a dying man's last wish to see someone arrested for killing his son has come true. charles butler junior was shot and killed moments after bumping into someone's car while parking on the street in west oakland. last month nearly two years after that shooting his father in an interview made a plea to the community to help find the killer. after that story aired, police said they got a break in the case when someone came forward with information and yesterday investigators said that two men were charged with butler's murder. >> i just feel that -- and hope that they feel the heart felt pain that me and my family have felt since my son was killed, you know, murdered. >> the da said that the one suspect currently in custody

will be arraigned on monday. police say a turf war is responsible for a surge in gang violence and now it's claimed the life of an innocent victim. they have responded to 14 gang related shootings since june. brandon chandler was shot steps his front door. he isn't in a gang and shoot was likely a case of mistaken identity. >> there is no reason for this he was just at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> police say bunt cuts are making it hard to fight the surge in violence. the number of officers has been cut in half compared to five- years ago when the gang unit isn't active. >> a county judge has ordered pg&e to shut down a major natural gas pipeline over concerns that it could be another san bruno type explosion. this latest type line is known as line 147 and it's located in san carlos. the city said it obtains an e-

mail from an english engineer who warned about welds, the engineer reportedly asked if the pipe was cracked and near failure. pg&e issued this statement, first and foremost we want our customers to know the line is safe. they added it's voluntarily reduced the gas flow by 20%. >> game one of the alds close but not a win. the a's hoping for better luck tonight for game two against the tigers. last night they went at it in front of a sold out crowd of 48,000. they appear happy to be back in oakland. out of the gate 2-0 and then with two outs in the first a ground america to right field. martinez would come around and score. tigers up 3-0. the a's battle back. one on, no outs. it's a two run blast to left

center. oakland but that would be it for the game with game two, starting at 6:00 tonight that means tomorrow's raiders game will be delayed until 8:35 p.m. following tonight's game a crew of a dozen workers will transform it to a football field. officials say norm alley they would want a couple of days to make in switch but with less than 24 hours it'll be a challenge. lawyers for the city of san jose and major league baseball squared off in court over a lawsuit accuses the baseball governing body of unlawfully preventing the a's from moving to san jose. the judge asked both sides questions but no ruling was made. san jose filed an anti trust suit against mlb and the commissioner in june asking the court to find mlb in violation of anti trust laws, mlb filed a motion in august to have that

case thrown out. >> the government shut down has furloughed air national guard mens in mountain view. a unit that responds to emergencies like wildfires the commanders with the 129th rescue wing say while they have enough people to respond to missions, training drills have been suspended and that includes all activities planned for today's statewide day of drills. in about 25 minutes, emergency responders in marin will take part in a fire drill. the district and sheriff's office will both leading that emergency evacuation. it's held every year. 200 homes are participating. it's important to help residents evacuate quickly and safely. and firefighters in solano were spread thin yesterday. many of them had to battle that grass fire and then others were called to a separate grass fire

along interstate 780. it did threaten buildings. you can see them right there through that smoke and homeowners and tenants weren't taking chances. check out that guy. he is taking out his hose, dumping water where he can. >> while california deals with the threat of wildfires this weekend many states are digging out from a rare fall snowstorm. roads and airports are closed in wyoming, nebraska, montana and idaho stranding hundreds of travelers, south dakota also dealing blizzard conditions, after 33 inches of snow fell there storm also brought thunderstorms, tornadoes reported in nebraska, iowa and south dakota. it's good news for skiers in colorado. the mountains could see up to 18 inches of snow. drivers in the eastern plains could see white out conditions. the incoming snow isn't good for crews in colorado history

once the snow and ice hit, the few roads still intact will be very tilt hard to navigate. one road through rocky mountain national park is closed because of the federal shut down. >> it's like we took one punch from the flood, got up and are doing good and then we just got hit by another one from congress. >> there has also been a lot of concern over the impact the shut down will have on federal relief assistance. the state is trying to find ways to make up for that short fall. >> all right. time now is 8:38. you look at the snow shots from the other part of the country nothing like that here. we turn it in for a nice day. we earned it yesterday with all that wind and fire danger. people need a break. you're right. sonoma. the fires, north of us and all that smoke coming down wind. right over the bay area

yesterday. almost -- all places the peninsula to the east bay we could smell and see some of that smoke. not going to be the gaze, the winds a lot lighter, a live look over berkeley. if you are going to memorial stadium to see the cal bears play it'll be a warm one for you. bring the sun block the winds again, have gone light. take a look at santa rosa, even a southwesterly breeze at this time. after reporting a southeasterly we have a wind coming the south. very calm in fairfield. calm in concord, oakland reporting six miamis miles an hour. also gusting right around half moon bay. i have to shift this way for you to see that number. 20 miles an hour. those are the two spots where temperatures are mild this morning. take a look at some of the numbers, 74 oakland. 70 half moon bay. if you look at this map you can

pick out where we are seeing some of that wind. where it's really calm. temperatures have cooled. a lot cooler than yesterday. i went ahead to the north texas bay. under calm conditions and mostly clear can sykes, low 40s in some areas, mid40s -- 49 degrees in the lake port, clear lake area. temperatures will begin to rebound. we are seeing it just a little bit. ridge of high pressure in place strengthening over the area. we still have that northerly flow coming in but we don't have the wind. we are going to be warm, dry, fire danger still with us. haven't lost it all together. without that element of the wind, the red flag warning has expired. 81 for vallejo. 82 concord. 82 oakland. 80 san francisco, look at all those 80s. have to get to the coast to get in to the low to mid-70s for the evening. going to feel nice along the coast. pacifica, half moon bay. 84 san jose, the extended forecast here, not a lot of change as we get into sunday.

near repeat expected, the low clouds will eventually get back to the coastline. temperatures will start to fall on monday. increasing clouds on tuesday with a cooling trend continuing into midweek wednesday and a slight possibility of a few scattered showers wednesday morning. i will have a look at your saturday lunchtime numbers coming up. >> new information on the new york biker attack caught on video. details of who is in custody and the police officer said to be in the crowd of motorcyclists during that attack. >> let's take you outside. a live look at traffic on the san mateo bridge. traffic moving just fine in both directions, we had problems earlier on bay area roadways but they look like they are cleared up now and you are moving just fine in and around bay area freeways,

. good morning. giving you a live look there, sunny skies, over oakland this morning. temperatures warming in the low 80s for the afternoon. >> >> hello. friday night a giant tornado ripped through the city of wayne nebraska. officials say nobody was killed. only minor injuries have been

reported. heavy rain snapped trees and many homes were flooded but the extent of the damage is mainly in the city's industrial area. so far the damage is estimated in the millions. new this morning a man who set himself on fire at the national mall in washington has died. witnesses say they watched in horror as he dumped a can of gas on his head and set himself on fire. passing joggers took off their shirts to help put out the flames. the sisters of the connecticut woman shot and killed by police after ramming a barricade outside the white house and leading police on a chase to capitol hill are questioning the use of deadly force. they say the shooting was not justified because the woman identified as miriam carey was not armed. they say they want to know if police followed proper protocols. >> deadly physical force was not the ultimate recourse and it didn't have to be. have you to ask yourself, as

americans, is it okay for that to happen because it can happen to you. >> the sisters said their sister had mental illness after her daughter was born. that can cause delusions. carey's boyfriend said that carey thought the president was watching her. >> police say two bikers allegedly seen on video attacking an suv have turned themselves in. one is believed to be the man who is bashing the suv with his helmet. then he allegedly beat the driver. the others accused of going after the suv, cnn reports an off duty police officer was among the bikers, he reportedly didn't tell his bosses about what he saw until four days later and he is now under investigation. the bikers calling for the driver to be charged after running over some of them to get away. >> we are just five-days from the end of the 60 day cooling off period in the bart labor

dispute. both sides say they have made progress but salaries and health benefits remain the main sticking points. bart said its looking for a four year package. workers could go on strike as early as friday. california is now the 5th state to let children have more than two legal parents. yesterday the governor signed the legislation under senate bill 274 a judge can recognize additional parents if failing to do so would be harmful to a child. supporters say the new bill will help keep children out of state custody >> a san francisco civil engineer accused of running a drug empire is suspected of hiring a hit man. the 29-year-old appeared in a san francisco federal courtroom yesterday. this is a sketch from inside court. agents say he operated a website called silk row. it's an online black market

where users can buy and sell illegal drugs. . in new york he faces charges that include drug trafficking, computer hacking and money laundering. according to court dooms prosecutors believe he tried to hire a hit man for $150,000 to kill a computer vendor trying to extort money from him. the senate palo alto city cobs ill is expected to approve spending money on six new patrol cars. police have driven ford since 1992 but were forced to find a new vehicle when ford stopped production. police say they picked the caprice because it has a large trunk. >> cal stanford football back on the home field stanford kicking off against the washington huskies. 7:30 tonight. it's a battle between two

unbeaten teams from the north division of the pack 12 conference cal doesn't have to worry about rain during the game against washington state. the bears struggled with the rain in eugene last yard losing to the ducks. the freshman quarterback benched during that game but he was named the starter for the day. the bear's record 1-3 looking for their first conference win. >> after being targeted by major league baseball, arod turns the tables, why he is suing the league and it's commissioner. >> under sunny sykes, the afternoon highs will soar above the season al av era ge. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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the project won't get paid until the government reopens. the california capitol air show will still be held this weekend in sacramento despite the government shut down because it features the canada snow birds team rather than the blue angels. >> i like to compare it to a mini sports car. >> the show is being held today and tomorrow. tickets still available. air shows featuring the blue angels have been canceled across the country and that includes the one in san diego county this weekend. many people already had their tickets for this weekend's show. the air show is the largest in the country and normally draws hundreds of thousands of people every year. ticket holders going to get their money black. >> fleet week has not been can semesterred semester -- canceled but there is a dent. you won't see the blue angels or the parade of ships.

there will be a disaster preparedness drill on monday involving military and first training responders and to pick up some of the slack pier.will have a fireworks show every saturday night starting today some 6th graders have been affected by the shut down. every year they plan a five-day outdoor trip and this year they headed out to lass en national volcanic park but it's close because of the shut down. . >> i was like what? what will happen? >> they were shutting down. why? then, we got to move and learn about a different place. >> the teachers and students headed an hour north and camped out at burning falls state park. they say they are considering that location as a new

tradition now. >> it appears some government weather watchers slip slipped a clever message into their dispatch. this dispatch tells the public about what kind of weather to expect. it reveals the first letters of each line on the left hand sign spell out the words, please pay us. weather service employees aren't getting paid because of the shut down. >> interesting. >> subtle. >> yes. >> please pay us. >> but very clear. they want to be paid. >> let's go over to rosemary. >> give us some sunshine. it's here. >> yeah. we woke up with plenty of sun. that cold air has settled in and temperatures are from 15 to 25-degrees cooler than where we started yesterday. for your afternoon, we will be slightly warmer. ridge of high pressure strengthening over the bay area. the winds will remain on the light side. still off shore but we have lot

of the gusty, strong winds and because of that the red flag warning expired earlier. moderate air quality in the forecast for today. temperatures from the 70's along the coast to the 80s around the bay and inland. sunny, warm, dry for today. notice for tomorrow, we do start to see a fall off by monday. temperatures dropping, a few degrees in most areas, by tuesday additional cooling and wednesday looks to be the coolest day with a slight possibility of a few scattered showers now. it doesn't look to promising but we will hold onto that and bring you updates as we get closer. for today a mostly clear start, a little breezy, areas along the coast and the east bay hills, keeping temperatures in the 60's to near 70s. if you are in the north bay low 40s is how we are starting. a nice warm up in time for the lunch hour. 70 he around the bay and inland and for the afternoon a few degrees warmer than what we had yesterday and a near repeat for

tomorrow. a widespread in the temperatures, a look at the current conditions coming up. >> arod is taking a swing at mlb. he has filed suit claiming the commissioner is trying to destroy his reputation and career. baseball officials and rodriguez's representatives met to discuss his 211 game suspension in connection to drugs. baseball denies the allegations saying the only issue is if he cheated. he also filed another suit against the team doctor alleging malpractice >> madonna is opening up about her experiences after moving to new york city at the age of 20. she tells harper's she was raped at knifepoint on the roof of a new york city building. her apartment was also broke -- broke pennsylvania avenue broken into three times.

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police are investigating what prompted a triple shooting near a downtown oakland bart station. what two witnesses have told us about what they saw and heard moments before it happened. >> and the wind has died down quite a bit, but there is a haze still in the air this morning. what kind of air quality you can expect and how warm it's going to be in your neighborhood. . [ cheers & applause ] >> post season baseball comes to the coliseum again today, after yesterday's thrilling game. now the a's look to bounce back, all ahead right now on mornings on 2.

. good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday, october 5th. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. along at a very beautiful saturday this morning. want to check in with rosemary for how our weather is changing. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you. the winds pretty much out of here. seeing a few localized gusts. we will be with mostly sunny skies today, slightly warmer for the afternoon. without that wind, areas waking up a lot chillier this morning. we'll have a look at current conditions. we do have a cooling trend in your future, even the possibility of a few sprinkles. we'll talk about the possibility of maybe a little bit of smoke in our area for today. more on that, coming up. . new this morning, one person was called in an accident on southbound 101 that shut the highway down for hours. police say it happened just about 3:40 this morning near sierra point in brisbane, south of candlestick park. police say a car was driving the wrong way when it crashed into another vehicle. the freeway is back open now, but was shut down to all traffic for about two hours and

was not fully back open until just after 7:00 this morning. that accident is still under investigation and it is still unclear if anyone else was hurt. and we are also following a developing story from oakland, where police are investigating a triple shooting. it happened at a bus stop. allie rasmus joins us now with an interview from another witness to the shooting. allie? >> reporter: well, this man did not want to be identified, but he told us he happened to be in the area of 14th and broadway at 1:30 this morning, where the shooting happened, right in front of the chase bank on broadway and near the 12th street bart station entrance. the man says there was a group of 30 to 40 people who had gathered at the intersection several hours after the city's first friday block party had ended. the witness we interviewed said all of a sudden pretty much without warning, someone opened fire into that large crowd. the gunfire struck three people, one man and two women, and one of the women died from

her injuries. >> had my back turned. i was right there on the corner of chase and all i heard was the shots, pow, pow, pow, pow. everybody started running. didn't see no fight or nothing. just heard shots. >> you don't think the people hit were intended targets? >> i don't think so. i think they may have been just wrong place, wrong time. >> reporter: now, that was another witness we spoke to this morning. he said he was working the overnight shift at one of these businesses on broadway. he says he heard some of the victims' friends after the shooting, talking about how the victims weren't even from oakland hand come here from the first friday block party. two officers were in the area. they happened to be in the area before it happened, heard the gunfire and immediately responded. police haven't identified a suspect yet, but investigators who were on the scene here say they are not only going to be talking to more witnesses in the area. they are also going to be checking surveillance video from the ac transit buses that go up and down broadway to see if they can get more answers

about who was responsible for the shooting. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. and happening now, friends and family are saying a final farewell to a san francisco high school student killed in a crash. a memorial service was held yesterday for 16-year-old kevin song. there is going to be a procession and funeral for him this morning. it is going to include members of his rotc group from lincoln high school. >> i taught him how to play the drum and everything. there was some personal feelings with him and a lot of emotions. >> kevin song was killed a week ago when another vehicle slammed into his family's mini van. his mother, who was also injured, does remain in a coma this morning. police say 58-year-old jenny zoo crashed into them in her mercedes suv. investigators say she was driving 80 miles an hour before the crash. prosecuters say they are still investigating the case and have not yet filed charges. oakland a's fans, hoping for better luck tonight as they

cheer on the team in game 2 of the american league division series. [ cheers & applause ] >> the detroit tigers jumped on the a's early in game 11 and beat oakland 3-2. it was all about pitching for the tigers. max scherzer, shutting down 11 in seven innings. >> tigers are going down. >> good to see our boys right there. i love coco, he's my fave. >> a sold-out crowd expected again tonight. that means 48,000 fans will be in attendance. the parking lot will open at noon. but the gates to the coliseum open up at 4:00. people are encouraged to show up early, especially with the added security and metal detectors fans now have to go through. and we would like to see you celebrating with the green & gold. send us photos of your a's pride to photos@ktvu.com. you can also post them on twitter or facebook page. bart will add longer trains

this weekend to help people get to tonight's playoff game and other events in the bay area. the oakland a's are encouraging fans also to take bart to help ease some of the congestion along 880 near the coliseum. bart is also adding trains to help get fans home from the oakland raiders game tomorrow night. the transit agency is expecting a very busy weekend with the playoffs, the raiders, cal football, as well as the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. well, the red flag warning for the bay area expired at 6:00 this morning. after the busy day yesterday, firefighters are still concerned about the fire danger out there. crews in solano county spent the night making sure this 1000- acre grass fire did not flare up again. firefighters were battling dry conditions and those winds, which were gusting at about 40 miles an hour. >> it started at the front gate at highway 12. that's where it started and that's two miles away already and it's gone a lot further than that. >> air crews were able to keep

the flames from spreading to a nearby facility that manufactures small explosive devices for car air bags. two employees said they did have trouble breathing because of all the smoke, but there were no serious injuries reported. the fire, however, did destroy a hay barn and about a dozen farm vehicles inside a building. now, winds blew the thick plumes of smoke as far down as san francisco, the oakland hills, and parts of the peninsula. the bay area air quality management district did issue a smoke advisory, urging people to stay inside so they didn't breathe in the dirty air. that dense smoke filled the skies throughout much of the day. . starting out with a live look over the bay point area, mostly sunny skies across the bay, along the coastline this morning the coast is clear, and the ridge of high pressure is strengthening for today. the winds have lightened up quite a bit, although a few local gusts in a few areas, keeping temperatures up in some cases this morning.

i will show you that in just a moment. so the ridge of high pressure off the coastline, but strengthening. we have the north flow that continues. it comes in this direction for today, but it's not as strong. so that is the element that we are losing, the very strong, gusty conditions. even though we'll be warm and dry, those winds are not going to be as strong. that's why the red flag warning has expired. there is a fire burning in butte county. although the winds will be light, they are coming from the north at times f we do get a smell of smoke for today, this could be the reason. you may not be out of the woods completely when it comes to the smoke, but it is not going to be like yesterday. yesterday, we had fires in contra costa county and sonoma county and that wind moving down -- we were downwind of the northerly breeze. that's why all the bay area was seeing the smoke and smelling the smoke. not going to be like yesterday, but we may get just a bit from that fire burning in butte county. meanwhile, take a look at these winds. they are variable at this

point. sfo reporting an easterly breeze, 5 miles per hour. livermore reporting calm conditions. san jose reporting a southeasterly breeze. so another indication of that ridge of high pressure strengthening over the area and taking control of the bay area for today. 64 degrees right now in napa. 54 in santa rosa. i start here, because we started in the 40s in these locations earlier this morning, with the very calm conditions, cold air settling in along the valley floor. in the last hour, i've seen temperatures jump quite a bit. 58 san rafael, mid-60s san francisco, low 60s in antioch with mostly sunny skies. 59 for san jose. for the second half of the day, again, we'll be warm, dry, and under sunny skies, temperatures at 82 for novato this afternoon. mid-70s stenson beach. low 80s in areas along the east bayshore line. 81 for heyward. 83 in livermore. mid-80s for antioch. into the santa clara valley, you're looking at 84 for today. 85, 84 san jose.

finish my thought there. 85 for santa cruz. along the coast, we've got 74 for pacifica, mid-70s half moon bay. 82 degrees for redwood city. 80 degrees in san mateo. it's going to be a warm one. the extended forecast here showing you not going to change for sunday. more of the same, as we get into the second half of your weekend. temperatures begin to fall off on monday. clouds increasing on tuesday and into wednesday. the possibility of just a few scattered showers coming our way. nor notably will be the cooling trend continuing into midweek wednesday. upper 60s for inland. i'll have a look at lunchtime numbers, coming up. president obama is trying to show the real-life impact of the ongoing government shutdown. >> we put in an offer to purchase a home this weekend, and it was accepted. if funding does not go through, our chances of the american dream are down the drain. >> in this morning's weekly

address, the president read letters from americans describing how the shutdown is hurting them and their families. the president says he's received more than 30,000 letters from angry americans. about an hour ago, congress gave furloughed federal workers welcomed news. the house convened in a rare saturday session and both parties actually found some common ground. in a 407 to 0 vote, the house passed a bill, giving 800,000 furloughed federal workers retroactive pay once the government reopens. in a news conference that wrapped a few minutes ago, though, top republicans accused president obama of failed leadership. >> to issue warnings and to scare the markets and the public about this somehow anticipating that if something were to happen, he could say, i told you so. that is not leadership. >> president obama and democratic lawmakers also favor that retroactive pay bill. however, political analysts say both parties are still far apart over the budget and funding obama care. a tropical storm with heavy

rain and strong winds is headed toward the united states right now. how the gulf coast is preparing for that storm. plus, the furloughed workers called back in to help prepare. >> and he's only been out for a few weeks, but already the iphone 5c's price is dropping. where you can get it for under $50, but there is a catch.

. thank you for joining us this morning. giving you a view there over the bay and the golden gate. we have mostly sunny conditions and 80s expected for the bay area today. and happening now, the gulf coast bracing for the arrival of tropical storm karen. the national hurricane center says that storm is right now 185 miles southwest of the mouth of the mississippi river. watches and warnings are in effect from louisiana to florida, including new orleans. the storm is expected to hit the louisiana coast tonight. >> we know what storms can do. they can change on a dime. when that happens, you need to be prepared. >> florida's governor has already declared a state of emergency in 18 counties. fema has recalled some workers who were furloughed by the government shutdown to help with the emergency response. we're following developing news in afghanistan, where a nato service member has been killed during an attack. officials say the gunman may have been a private security

guard. nato has not released the nationality of the service member who died. the attack comes amid reports that a nato airstrike overnight killed five civilians in eastern afghanistan, including three children. nato says there have been no initial reports of civilian casualties. former u.s. president jimmy carter is coming to the bay area for habitat for humanity. the former president and his wife were scheduled to help build new homes in oakland on monday. on tuesday, the two will travel to east san jose to help repair the homes of veterans and seniors. some homeowners say they hope the former president's visit will raise awareness of crime in their neighborhoods. eight habitat for humanity workers were recently robbed at gunpoint in oakland while preparing for carter's visit. hillary clinton could be one step closer to making a possible run for president official. she says she is going to start seriously considering a run for president next year. clinton made the comment to a group of long island business and political leaders. if she runs, it would be her

second presidential campaign. clinton lost the 2008 democratic primary to president obama. clinton is widely considered to be the democratic frontrunner for the 2016 presidential race. and former professional wrestler jesse ventura say he also may run for president in 2016, making the comments on cnn's "crossfire" where he called for political parties to be abolished. he was elected governor of minnesota more than a decade ago as a reform candidate. if he does run, ventura said he would want shock jock howard stern as his running mate. in just hours, governor jerry brown will officially be the longest serving governor in california history. when brown was elected governor in 2010, he became only the second person in history to get three terms as governor and he was only able to do that because term limits weren't in place during his first two terms back in the '70s and '80s. sealready the state's oldest sitting governor. tonight, his office says he

will become officially the longest serving. he is likely to run for a fourth terminix year. employees at a store in berkeley which brews and bottles beer. workers unionized in august. several weeks later, the company said it was shutting down to clean up a contamination problem. workers accused the company of retaliating against them for unionizing. >> we were always a small group that did everything in the brewery. so it's heartbreaking to just be kind of pushed out. >> ktvu contacted pyramid's parent company, north american breweries. officials declined to talk about the labor dispute, but said in a statement, quote, we have identified a quality issue with our berkeley brewery and we have taken the brewery offline. employees are hoping their union will meet with company officials next week to work out a deal so they can keep their jobs.

and excitement is building in the city of patterson, as amazon gets closer to the official opening of its distribution center. a spokesperson says that 1 million square-foot location should open this fall. the internet giant is still accepting job applications in some of the open positions ranging from operations manager to robotics maintenance technician. a distribution center is also set to open just north of patterson in tracy. that one will handle smaller items. wal-mart has dropped the price of the iphone 5c to $45. this comes after best buy's announcement on thursday that it would sell the phone for $50 with a two-year contract. the catch with wal-mart, it's also requiring buyers to sign up for two years. wal-mart says the deal is to help bring attention to the iphone 5c as the higher end 5s continues to sell out. despite criticism from industry analysts, apple will continue to sell the colorful models for $99. three companies with strong bay area ties may be bidding for blackberry.

reuters reports google, ciscoe and sap are discussing bids for the smartphone company, citing sources close to the matter. blackberry could sell all or parts of the company to the potential bidders, that is if blackberry does not go through with the preliminary deal to sell to fairfax financial holdings, which already owns 10% of the company. blackberry is not commenting on the story. if you're planning on flying over thanksgiving, you may want to buy those tickets now. online booking agencies are reporting ticket prices are going up $5 every day. right now, prices are already up 1% when you compare them to last year. but last year's prices were the highest in eight years. a red eye and taking a flight with more than one connection can help save money, but maybe not time. what exactly is in the chicken nuggets sold at fast food restaurants? here's a hint. it's only half chicken. hear what some researchers say makes up the other half. >> plus, the push to make

employees for car-pooling are using public transit. >> a big warmup in store for your afternoon. i'll have a look at temperatures expected for your area and when a cooling trend will begin.

. the hardly strictly music festival in golden gate park is free and runs through tomorrow. check out the lineup at ktvu under the hot topics tab. pier 39 in san francisco is celebrating its 35th anniversary. festivities will last all month long, starting tonight at 6:00 and every saturday in october, when the pier will feature free moving. but the fun does not stop there. for the rest of the month, every saturday night at 8:30, a fireworks show will kickoff. many of the pier's restaurants are offering special discounts throughout october.

the family of a 2-year-old boy says he was not allowed onto a road at the big fresno fair because he's autistic. the woman says her husband rode most of the rides with her son because he couldn't be left alone, but things went wrong when they approached one ride. she claims a worker said the boy couldn't go on the ride because he was disabled. >> that was supposed to be our day of fun for him because it's hard to take him anywhere. and it just ruined our day. >> the worker claims he denied the boy because his parents did not want to pay to go on the road with him. the fair says the worker is going to be retrained. a representative for the fair offered the family a free day at the fair, which they accepted. well, this week, disney parks will launch a new system for guests with disabilities. right now, those guests are allowed to skip the lines with up to five other people. but starting on wednesday, disabled visitors will have to use a system similar to fast pass. when they enter the park, those guests will be given a card

with their photo. those cards can be used at kiosks, which give guests a a pass to come back at a later time. incentives to use car-pool and public transportation. a new plan is being considered that would require large companies to offer benefits to commuters. incentives would include paying for transit or car-pool expenses, offering subsidies. two workshops will be held next week on the issue. time now, 9:25. let's head over to rosemary, cooking up a nice forecast today. rosemary? >> sunny and warm about sums it up, claudine. slightly warmer than yesterday. when i say slightly, take a look at this graphic. we're talking just a degree or two in some cases. san jose, 3 degrees warmer than yesterday. but we will be without the wind in most areas.

that will probably be the biggest difference for most of us today. temperatures in the 70s along the coast, under sunny skies. 80s around the bay. mid-80s inland. breaking it down for you, we've got a nice day from here on out. we did start out a bit chilly, even downright cold in some areas. temperatures are rebounding, 50s along the valley floor, in the north bay, in the east bay, and temperatures near 70 degrees along the peninsula and along the bay. by lunchtime, upper 60s along the coast, widespread 70s around the bay. for the coast, a near repeat of yesterday, a tad warmer. tomorrow, near repeat of today. you see the pattern we'll settle into for the next couple of days. we will be dry and warm. north winds will continue, but they are not going to be strong like what we had yesterday. that is great news. we will begin to see a bigger pattern transition by monday, with temperatures dropping off. even cooler on tuesday. coolest day looks to be wednesday. look at that. 69 degrees for our inland cities. upper 60s around the bay.

low 60s along the coast and slight chance of scattered showers. back to the desk. well, a new study is giving us a closer look at just exactly what is inside the nuggets you get from two u.s. fast food chains. researchers at the university of mississippi medical center in jackson tested the popular treat. they won't say where they bought the nuggets from, but they say nuggets tested were at most 50% meat. the rest was fat, skin, blood vessels, nerves and bone fragments. scientists say the study does not represent all chicken nuggets and admit they only tested two chicken nuggets from each of the two chains chosen for the study. a pg&e pipeline is ordered shut down. the concern about the possibility of another explosion like the one in san bruno. >> what a young woman accused of pushing her new husband over a cliff had to say for herself in court.

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>> we did get a lot of people, you know, standing around at broadway because of the bus lines, bart, things of that nature. so it's unknown what the motive was. >> police say the two surviving victims are currently in stable condition. no arrests have been made. homicide investigators are checking for a surveillance camera around that transit area. a dying man's last wish to see someone arrested for killing his son has come true. charles butler, jr. was shot and killed moments after bumping into someone's car while parking on the street in west oakland. last month, nearly two years after that shooting, his father in an interview with ktvu made a plea to the community to help find the killer. after the story aired, police said they received a break in the case when someone came forward with information. and yesterday, investigators said two men were charged with butler's murder. 21-year-old geovany douglas is now in custody. cartier hunter has a warrant out for his arrest. >> i just feel that and hope

that they feel the heart felt pain that me and my family have felt since my son has been killed, murdered by them. >> the alameda county district attorney's office says douglas, the suspect now in custody, will be arraigned on monday. police say a turf war is responsible for a surge in gang violence in vallejo, which has claimed the life of an innocent victim. police responded to 14 gang- related shootings since june. the latest outbreak came sunday when 18-year-old brandon chandler was shot, just steps from his front door. police say chandler is not in a gang and the shooting was likely a case of mistaken identity. >> there's no reason for this. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> budget cuts are making it difficult for combat the surge in violence. the number of officers has been cut in half.

the department's gang unit is no longer active. a san mateo judge has ordered pg&e to shut down a major natural gas pipeline over concerns there could be another san bruno-type explosion. the latest pipeline is known as line 147, in san carlos. the city says it obtained an e- mail from a pg&e engineer who warned about welds on the pipeline at britain and rogers avenue. the engineer reportedly asked whether the pipe was cracked or near failure. pages issued this statement, quote, first and foremost, want customers to know the line was safe. if the line wasn't safe, we wouldn't keep it in service. . game one of the alds, close, but not a win. the oakland a's hoping for better luck tonight for game 2 against the detroit tigers. last night, the two teams went at it in front of a sold-out

crowd. right out of the gate, 2-0 detroit. with two outs in the first, this grounder goes to right field. vehicle tore martinez comes around to score. not a good start for colon. a's battle back. bottom of seven, one on, no outs. cespedes saying good-bye to the 95 mile-an-hour fast ball, but that would be it for the a's. they drop game 1, 3-2. with game 2 of the playoffs starting at 6:00 tonight, that means tomorrow's raiders game is delayed until 8:35 p.m. following tonight's game, a crew of about a dozen workers and a few huge cranes are going to transform the coliseum from the baseball setup to a football field. officials say normally they would want a couple days to make this switch, but with less than 24 hours in between, officials say it will be a challenge. the judge in the case asked

both sides questions yesterday during a nearly two-hour hearing. however, no ruling was made. san jose filed an antitrust suit against mlb and commissioner bud selig in june, asking the court to find mlb in violation of antitrust laws. mlb filed a motion in august to have the case thrown out. the government shutdown has furloughed an undisclosed number of air national guard members in mountain view. a unit that does respond to emergencies like wildfires. during red flag days, planes often take off from moffett field to help fight fires. commanders with the 129th rescue wing say while they do have enough personnel to respond to actual missions, train drills have now been suspended, and that includes all activities planned for today's statewide day of drills. well, right now, emergency responders in marin county are scheduled to take part in a fire drill. the kentfield fire district and the marin county sheriff's office leading that emergency evacuation exercise. the drill is held every year in the kent woodlands neighborhood and about 200 homes are

participating. officials say those homes are vulnerable to wildfires, so it's important that responders help residents learn how to evacuate quickly and safely. firefighters in solano county, awfully thin yesterday in terms of resources, while many battles the grass fire, and others were called to a separate grass fire along interstate 780 in venetia. the fire threatened buildings at a nearby apartment complex forcing residents to evacuate. some tenants didn't take any chances. they pulled out hoses to make sure they put water on the fire and keep the fire away from their areas. while california deals with the threat of wildfires this weekend, many states are actually digging out from a rare fall snowstorm. roads and airports are closed in wyoming, nebraska, montana, and idaho, stranding hundreds of residents. 33 inches of snow fell in south dakota. the snow brought thunderstorms to the great plains. tornadoes were reported in

nebraska as well as iowa. the snow, good news for skiers in colorado. mountains near boulder could see up to 18 inches of snow this weekend. drivers in the eastern plains could also see some whiteout conditions. the incoming snow, not good news for crews trying to repair damage from the worst flooding in colorado state history. the flooding killed eight people and damaged or destroyed thousands of homes and hundreds of miles of roads and bridges. once the snow and ice hit, a few roadways still intact will be difficult to navigate. . good morning to you. starting out with a sunny sky over mount diablo this morning, the winds have died down quite a bit. in fact, look to the left of your screen. you can see that tree brush, not moving quite as much as it was yesterday. the winds were so gusty yesterday. it was quite impressive. and we had a lot of trouble with the smoke in the air because of the winds, northerly winds pushing all that smoke

downstream. so today, today not the case. we do have a light breeze. sfo reporting easterly breeze of 5 miles per hour. calm in livermore. san jose reporting a southeasterly breeze there. are a couple of areas where i do see localized winds. one of them, half moon bay. 21 degrees right now, coming in from the northeast. half moon bay has been in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees all morning long. right now, 73. so one of the areas here, isolated in the hills, east bay hills, a little breezy, continuing there as well. because of it, oakland, the oakland airport, fluctuating between upper 60s and low 70s this morning. but in the north bay, where temperatures have plummeted this morning, or have plummeted i should say, winds were generally calm, but now rebounding, the sun up for more than two and a half hours. 54 degrees in santa rosa. 64 in napa. some of these locations in the valley, we sank back to about 42 in areas around santa rosa this morning. a big difference from yesterday. if we shift east a bit, 60

degrees lafayette, 61 san ramon. pleasanton, 59 degrees outside your door. ridge of high pressure strengthening over the area. today, sunny, warmer than yesterday. winds will be generally light, still north. the ridge of high pressure and the sinking air associated with it, driving temperatures up. and the arrows pointing the direction the wind will be coming from. there's a fire burning in butte county near eureka. the winds are light, though, compared to yesterday, so may not get smoke in the area at all. if you do get that smoke smell, could be where it's coming from for today. 82 in sonoma, 82 san rafael. yesterday, the fires were a lot closer and winds were a lot stronger. 83 for walnut creek this afternoon. 83 in livermore. low 80s for oakland, san leandro, santa clara valley. a warm one for you, san jose, 84 today. 85 los gatos. a beautiful day.

mostly sunny, 85 in the afternoon. 82 for redwood city. half moon bay, mid-70s. the pumpkin patches are probably open. extended forecast, showing a warm day for your sunday as well. if you can't be out and about today, maybe pick tomorrow. we do get into a cooling trend as we get back to work on monday, with temperatures continuing to fall tuesday, wednesday and we may see a chance at rain coming our way by wednesday morning. it's a slim one. we'll be watching it for you, but wednesday looks to be the coolest day at this point. upper 60s in the forecast around the bay and inland, low 60s at the coast. back to the desk. more information is coming out regarding the gunman who went on a killing rampage at the washington navy yard last month. aaron alexis killed 12 people before he died in a gun battle. he worked as a military contractor for an information technology firm, hewlett- packard, which supervised the firm's subcontractor at the navy yard. they launched an investigation into alexis. the report found his mother had warned his bosses a month before the shootings that he had a history of paranoid

episodes and probably needed therapy. but the investigation found that the it firm allowed him to keep his job without requiring treatment. a montana bride accused of pushing her new husband off a cliff has pleaded not guilty. on thursday, 22-year-old jordan lynn graham was charged with first and second degree murder for the death of 25-year-old cody johnson. she is also charged with making false statements. investigators say the couple was married for a little more than a week when johnson fell to his death on july 7th in glacier national park. according to affidavit, graham admitted to pushing him during an argument. tesla's stock is rebounding after the company's ceo spoke out about a fire in one of its electric cars. tesla's stock rose 4% after a statement was posted online, saying the fire in the model s would have been much worse if it happened in a gas-powered car. he says the fire was sparked when a large metal object struck the bottom of the car, piercing a plate protecting the

battery. well, encouraging signs in the bart labor dispute, but there's still no deal. that clock keeps on ticking. what's planned for these final few days of the cooling-off period. >> police are investigating what prompted a triple shooting near a downtown oakland bart station. what witnesses told us they saw and heard, moments before it happened. >> and let's give you a live look outside, as the approach to the bay bridge, not bad at all. always tends to get a little sluggish later in the morning. stanford and cal, both at home. cal bears kickoff at 1:00 this afternoon. stanford at 7:00 tonight. 9:42. you're watching mornings on 2. h that u-verse wireless receiver. back in our day, we couldn't just move the tv wherever we wanted. yeah, our birthday entertainment was a mathemagician. because if there's anything that improves magic, it's math. the only thing he taught us was how to subtract kids from a party.

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bay, mostly sunny skies, off to a mild start, with warm conditions for the afternoon. and your time now, 9:44. let's recap our top stories this morning. the southbound lanes of highway 101 around brisbane are back open again, after a deadly crash around 3:40 this morning. chp says a car driving the wrong way smashed head-on into another car. a third vehicle was also involved in the pile-up. we just got off the phone with the highway patrol, who told us the person killed was a passenger in the back seat of a cab. a 12-year-old autistic boy is in critical condition after police say he was hit by at least one car on a busy east bay freeway. the accident happened yesterday morning on eastbound 580 near fruitvale avenue in oakland. several drivers reported someone running in traffic before the child was hit. investigators say the child had been reported missing. police are searching for the shooter who opened fire at a bus stop in oakland around 1:30 this morning. one man and two women were

shot. ktvu's allie rasmus has been talking to witnesses this morning and joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: we've talked to two witnesses this morning, both of whom wanted to remain anonymous. one happened to be working the overnight shift at one of the businesses on broadway where the shooting happened, 14th and broadway, around 1:30 this morning. the other witness we talked to said he was part of the crowd that was fired on. both men told us there was a group of 30 to 40 people gathered at 14th and broadway at 1:30 this morning. this is five hours after the first friday block party had ended. both men said all of a sudden without warning, a man opened fire into the crowd of people near the bus stop. gunfire struck three people, one man and two women. one of the women died from her injuries. >> didn't hear an argument before, didn't say nothing. he stopped, turned around, started shooting. >> reporter: police arrived within minutes. there were two officers parked

less than a block away from where this happened, who heard the gunfire themselves and immediately responded. police have not identified a suspect yet, but investigators who were on the scene say they will be canvassing the residential areas near broadway, hoping they can find more witnesses to tell them, give more information about what happened. they are also going to be checking surveillance video from the ac transit buses that run overnight on broadway. live in oakland, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2news. new this morning, a man who set himself on fire at a national mall in washington, dc has died. witnesses say they watched in horror as the man dumped a can of gasoline on his head, then set himself ablaze yesterday. passing joggers took off shirts to help douse the flames. police have not identified that man. the sisters of the connecticut woman shot and killed by police after ramming a barricade outside the white house and leading police on a chase are questioning the use of deadly force. they say the shooting was not justified because the woman, identified as miriam carey, was not armed. they say they want to know

whether police followed proper protocols. >> deadly physical force was not the ultimate recourse. it didn't have to be. you have to ask yourself as americans, is it okay for that to happen, because it can happen to you. >> the sisters said miriam carey was diagnosed with post partum psychosis after her daughter was born. experts say that can cause in cases delusions and paranoia. carey's boyfriend reportedly told police last december that carey thought president obama had her under surveillance. well, police in new york say two bikers seen on video attacking an suv last weekend have now turned themselves in. one is believed to be that man right there you see taking his helmet, bashing it against the suv. he then beat the driver. the other man is accused of going after the suv. cnn is reporting that an off- duty police officer was also among those bikers and that he reportedly did not tell his superiors about what he saw

until four days later. that officer is now under investigation. the bikers are calling for the driver to be charged, after he ran over some of them to get away. . we're just five days away from the end of the 60-day cooling-off period in the bart labor dispute. both sides say they have made progress on the issue of pensions. however, salaries and health benefits remain the main sticking points. unions want a three-year deal. bart says it's looking for a four-year package. workers could go on strike as early as friday. well, it's time for our ticket saturday. today, you get a chance to win a pair of tickets to see cher in san jose. yes, she is coming to the fap theater july 2nd for her dressed to kill tour. for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight and there's the secret word right there on the bottom of your screen "moonstruck." >> love cher. that's cher, like 25 years ago. >> cher is timeless. >> timeless. she is timeless. i haven't seen her recently. i don't know that.

he's called the major league baseball's investigation a witch hunt. why alex rodriguez is suing the league and its commissioner. >> in time for the weekend, the winds weakening and temperatures soaring. i'll have a look at how much warmer we'll be today, coming up.

. a san francisco computer engineer accused of running a billion dollar internet drug empire is now expected of hiring a hitman. 29-year-old ross albrecht appeared in a san francisco federal courtroom yesterday. this is a sketch inside court. federal agents say albrecht operated a website called silk road. it's an online black market where users can buy and sell illegal drugs. right now, albrecht is awaiting extradition back to new york, where he faces charges that include drug trafficking, computer hacking and money laundering. prosecuters also believe he tried to hire an assasin for

$150 to kill a computer vendor who was trying to extort money from him. california is now the fifth state to allow children to have more than two legal parents. yesterday, governor brown signed the legislation under senate bill 274. a judge can legally recognize additional parents if failing to do so would be harmful to a child. supporters say the new bill will help keep children out of state custody when they have other adults in their lives capable of their care. plan for admission to mars are back on track, despite the government shutdown. nasa headquarters looked all but abandoned yesterday. 97% of nasa workers have been sent home without pay. but nasa has now decided to resume work on an unmanned voyage to mars. florida senator bill nelson defended spending money on the project, even though government cancer research and nutrition assistance are all on hold. >> it was important to protect a $650 million investment that was going to go kaput unless we

can keep the space craft getting prepared. >> nelson says workers on the project are not going to get paid until the government reopens. >> i like to compare it to a mini sports car. >> the show is being held today and tomorrow. tickets are still available. air shows, though, that do feature the blue angels have been canceled across the country, including the miramar air show in san diego county. that air show was scheduled to happen this weekend and many people, as you might imagine, already had tickets in hand. the miramar air show is the largest air show in the country and typically draws hundreds of thousands of people every year. ticket holders are going to get their money back. fleet week in san francisco has not been canceled by the government shutdown is putting

a dent in the bay area tradition. fleet week begins monday, but you won't see the popular attractions like the blue angels or even the parade of naval ships. there will be a disaster preparedness drill on monday, involving military and first train responders. pier 39 will have a fireworks show every saturday night this month, beginning tonight. in years past, fleet week would draw more than a million spectators. palo alto may be close to trading in their ford crown victorias. the contra costa times reports the palo alto city council is expected to approve spending more than $287,000 on six new patrol cars made by chevrolet. palo alto police have driven ford crown victorias since 1992, but they had to find a new vehicle when ford stopped production. police say they selected the chevrolet caprice due to its large trunk space. baseball all-star alex rodriguez is taking a big swing at major league baseball. the new york yankees third baseman has filed a suit, claiming commissioner bud selig is trying to destroy his

reputation and career. baseball officials and rodriguez' representatives met this week to discuss his 211- game suspension in connection to performance-enhancing drugs. baseball denies his allegations, saying the lone issue is whether rodriguez cheated. rodriguez also filed another suit, one against the new york yankees team doctor, alleging malpractice and misdiagnosing a hip injury. well it, does appear that some government weather watchers have slipped a little clever message to congress into one of their forecasts. check it out. what you're looking at there on the screen is a national weather service forecast for southern alaska. look at the left side. those letters we have outlined for you shows the words "please pay us." weather service employees are not getting paid because of the government shutdown. >> very sneaky. >> sneaky. >> slipped it right in there. well, they want to get paid for giving their weather forecasts, i'm sure, as does rosemary! >> they help to keep us safe. and yes, i'm sure they like to get paid, just like i do. how about you? well, how about being paid in

sunshine? we've got plenty testify in store for your day. we started out with some areas very chilly, some areas like half moon bay in the 70s with the offshore winds still in your area. but we are now all beginning to catch up. temperatures in the 60s around the bay area at this time. by lunch, we've got temperatures in the upper 60s along the coast, 70s around the bay and inland. already going to be nice and warm, perhaps nice and warm outside your door right now. for the afternoon, low to mid- 70s along the coastline. 80s if you're going to santa cruz for the afternoon. 80s around the bay. 82 for oakland, if you're tailgating this afternoon. still in the 70s by game time. oakland a's for the second half. 82 in concord. mid-80s in antioch. a lot going on out there. and the extended forecast shows you just as warm tomorrow. finally we begin a cooling trend by monday. cooler, tuesday and wednesday. looks like we may get a few scattered showers, although right now looks slim. >> beautiful night for baseball. thank you, rosemary. that is our report for this

morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> a's playing game 2 of the american league division series tonight. go a's! we'll bring you the latest updates on our next newscast at 7:30. we leave you with that beautiful shot of the estuary. thank you for joining us this morning on mornings on 2. have a great saturday.

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