. a fiery crash in san jose overnight turns deadly. what we're learning about the accident and what happened moments before one car burst into flames. >> the race is on to convert the open coliseum from a baseball to a football stadium. we'll show you some of the work that still needs to be done. >> and it was a powerful night on the mount for the oakland a's. the challenges the team faces as it hits the road for game 3 of the american league division series. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu, mornings on 2.

good morning everyone. welcome to m on 2. it is sunday october 6th. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's go over to rosemary for a check on how today's shaping up. guess what i was doing last night. >> watching the a's game. >> winner winner. it was an exciting game and they won in the end. that was the great thing, another great thing, the weather for today. mostly sunny, warm. i do see subtle changes in the forecast for the afternoon. some of us will be slight lay cooler. i'll explain that coming up. this morning we're mostly clear, and it is chilly once again. i'll have a look at your current conditions and in the extended forecast a cooldown for the week ahead. more on that coming up. new this morning, two people are in critical condition and one person has died after an early morning car crash in san jose. a picture tweeted by the san jose fire department after 2 this morning, the vehicle split in half after colliding with another vehicle at blossom hill road and winfield boulevard. they also tweeted this picture of a firefighter extinguishing

the flames. so far the cause of that crash is unknown. after a disappointing start to the american league division series friday night, the oakland a's are back. game 2 may have been a night game, but the sun was shining down on sonny gray. the 7th youngest pitcher to start in a's post season games helping the a's to cheer the walkoff 1-0 victory. players say they could not do it without the support of the fans. >> it's nice to have the fans behind you like that. this place is rocking and it's a fun place to be and it's fun to come up to play in a big spot with the crowd going crazy. >> the best of five series now tied at 1 as it shifts to detroit for games 3 and 4. game 3 will take place tomorrow at 10:00 in the morning our time and tuesday game 4 will be held at 2:00. if a game 5 is necessary, it

will be thursday in oakland. scheduled start time, 6 p.m. packed house last night at the coliseum. we like to see your photos. you can e-mail them at photos @ ktvu.com. happening now, workers are scrambling to switch the oakland coliseum from a baseball park to a football stadium. in less than 24 hours. time is ticking down until the raiders take the field for warmups. allie rasmus is live for us at the coliseum where crews have been working. >> you can see behind us some of the raider faithful are up tailgating this morning. this group of people have been here since last night. for the people who work inside the oakland coliseum it has been a nonstop haul since the a's game ended last night. the lights are on at the stadium right now. crews have been working around the clock to convert the coliseum from a baseball to a football stadium. the this conversion is usually

an 18 to 20 hour process. because the a's are in the play playoffs the footballs and baseball seasons overlap. tonight's raiders game against the san diego chargers starts at 8:35 our time. one of the groundskeepers talked about the work that needs to be done in less than 24 hours. >> we had to take the mounds out, bullpens out. so they could come through and drop the seats in. we have to dig holes in the ground. certain things that have to have for it to move along. >> reporter: that work cost the stadium $250,000. this raiders game was initially supposed to be scheduled at 4:00 this afternoon. because of the schedule conflict with the a's they pushed it back to 8:30 tonight and that is the latest start for a raiders game in franchise history. live in oakland, allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. the san fransisco 49ers are also playing at home tonight. the houston texans in town for

sunday night football. both teams are 2 and 2 this season. the 9ers defense limping around with injuries. it's unclear whether the liners will let patrick willis play in today's game. kickoff is scheduled for 5:30. we will be ending mornings on 2 at 9:00 this morning to bring you football on fox. we begin with nfl sunday at 9 a.m. and at 10:00 stay tuned for the seek sea hawks and colts. oakland police are investigating a hit and run that left a man critically injured. it happened yesterday morning near the main library on 14th 14th street and downtown. the driver had left a bar across the street when she saw a group of graffiti vandals tagging the public library. when she confronted the group they began tagging her car. witnesses say the woman got into her car and aimed for the group of taggers and then hit a 25-year-old man who was not part of the group. >> somebody attacked her and she was trying to run away from

people, that's what he said, don't throw him like an animal and drive away. >> witnesses cornered the car two blocks away where she was arrested. she could face charges of assault with a deadly weapon if investigates determine that the crash was intentional. happening today sheriff deputies from contra costa and santa clara counties are flying to israel to take part in antiterrorism training. they will learn how to use technology to prevent and respond to attacks. the week long training will be taught by israeli national police and israeli defense force commanders. pg and e could shut down a gas pipeline as early as this afternoon following a court order that was issued on friday. it runs under britain avenue. the city obtained e-mails from an engineer expressing concerns. one e-mail said are we sitting on a san bruno situation. pg&e insists the line is safe but says it will shut off service to the line. now to our continuing

coverage of the government shut down, and there is good news for hundreds of thousands of furloughed federal workers. civilian employees from the defense department are being asked to return to work this week. a law allows the pentagon to eliminate furloughs for employees whose responsibilities "contribute to the morale, well being and readiness of service members." republicans are floating a proposal that could provide a receiver rare fix to the budget battle. one congressman says lawmakers are discussing a bill that would fund the government and extend the debt ceiling for six weeks. it would give democrats and republicans more time to discuss the issues dividing the parties while reopening the government and bypassing the agreement over obamacare. >> contrary to what the president and those in the white house believe, there are no winners when the federal government shuts down. there are real consequences. >> the house also unanimously

approved a bill yesterday that would authorize back pay for all furloughed federal workers once the government reopens. >> nancy pi low seewe're asking the speaker to bring up a vote to the floor for those republicans and more to show that there is a bipartisan majority to end the government republican government shutdown. >> pelosi sent a letter to john boehner with signatures of democratic house members asking that he allow the house to vote on a so-called clean continuing resolution. it's a spending plan that does not include extra provisions such as funding the affordable health care act. >> i was out at fort con cite yesterday afternoon, spectacular day. i remember her saying it was as warm by the water as it was inland and you nailed it. >> she was right. >> she's always right.

>> it happens on occasion. 70s and 80s you're right. it was a perfect day in many places. a little toasty in others and we will get back to that warm weather once again, especially inland. the coast is going to be warm as well. temperatures are going to drop off along the coastline by the afternoon. giving you a live look looking to the east, mount diablo in the backdrop. we're right up on it ask plenty of sunshine into your windows this morning. as we start the morning right about sunrise we typically have our chilliest temperatures and that's what we're seeing this morning, 43 degrees in fairfield, 44 santa rosa, i want to point out oakland because oakland 25 degrees cooler this morning than yesterday, and if you were with us yesterday morning you know the reason. it's because the winds have dropped off. in the hills yesterday morning, the wind were still blowing. oakland and half-moon bay was about 68 degrees at this hour yesterday morning. these two areas a big

difference. meanwhile it's 44 degrees in walnut creek a chilly start for you. i want to head north. this is where we're seeing widespread 40s. 44 hillsburg. we're looking at 45 in lake port, the lake county area also a chilly one this morning. the ridge of high pressure still in control of the western states. sits right about here. take a look at what is out in the pacific. we have this trough moving a little closer. we also have this wave here. this is going to help bring back the onshore breeze by the afternoon. also going to notice a few high clouds in the sky by the afternoon. with the sea breeze coming back for the second half of the day. it's expected to remain localized meaning right along the coastline. trickling in and the bigger cooldown is tomorrow and early next week. widespread 80s in the forecast, 83 for novato. 84 santa rosa, into the east bay low 80s today for oakland,

san leandro, hayward, mid to upper 80s the farther inland you go. 86 for brentwood this afternoon. 84 for san jose. 80s for santa cruz, low 80s for you there. 84 in redwood city, 78 for san fransisco. still 70s along the coast. it's mostly sunny skies but again, by the afternoon i think we're going to begin to fill that sea breeze. the extended forecast shows you a dropoff in temperatures for everyone. come back to work monday, partly cloudy, even cooler on tuesday. wednesday remains the coolest day and we still have that slight chance for a few scattered showers. it's 10 to 20%, barely worth mentioning but it is worth mentioning. we'll keep that in there. we're drying out and rebounding by thursday. runners will be rocking and rolling in san jose this morning. what you need to know. the closures you could face in the city. >> and helping to fight cancer. the 4 legged tool that could be

used to help diagnose some women. >> first let's take you outside for a live look. there's the bay bridge toll plaza as the sun comes up and traffic moves on smoothly. we'll keep an eye on the roads this morning. time on the clock is 7:11 and you're watching mornings on 2.

rise and shine. up over the east bay hills this morning, there's a chill in the air. temperatures ranging in the mid- 40s to mid-50s for most. >> an out of control big rig crashed into a car dealership near oxnard. look at that damage. 16 cars were damaged in the accident and the semi truck was hauling bounty paper product when is it sheered off the freeway and landed on the edge of that car lot. the truckdriver was taken to the hospital. firefighters say the strong

winds may have helped fuel the fire that followed. we're following developing news on two major terrorist raids carried out by u.s. special forces. a raid in libya captured an al- qaeda leader involved in the bombings of the u.s. embassy 15 years ago. and in somalia, a team of u.s. navy s.e.a.l. s came under fire and had to withdraw before they could confirm if the target was killed. united nations weapons experts have begun destroying syria's arsenal of weapons. they're using heavy vehicles to run over and destroy missile. it is believed that syria has more than a thousand tons of sarin and other toxic agents. an out of control monster truck slammed into a crowd of spectators at an air show in mexico. eight people were killed and 80

injured. witnesses say the driver lost control of the truck after leaping over a pile of cars and say he lost control because he hit his head on the interior of the vehicle during the demonstration. the air show, which included skydiving, hot air ballooning, motorcycles, and monster trucks was canceled after the accident. a zoo employee is recovering after being severely mauled by a tiger. it happened yesterday at in oklahoma. authorities say the woman stuck her hand in the tigers cage and her jacket sleeve got caught. that's when the 450-pound tiger attacked injuring her arm. the zoo owner says he trains employees never to reach inside the fence. >> my heart goes out to her that one of miters did my tigers did this but she assured me she was going to come back to work.

>> doctors were able to save the victim's arm but she'll need several more surgeries and rehabilitation. the attack is under investigation. a warning if you have a family member who attendance ucla or cal state fullerton. police in southern california are looking for man who may be targeting women on campus. he tried to sexually assault student on both campuses. at cal state north ridge police are investigating two similar incidents. while accepting a reward this weep at her alma mater, hillary clinton joked about her first interaction with her future husband. >> so i got up, and i walked over restaurant over and said if you're going to keep looking at me and i'm going to keep looking back. i'm hillary rodham who are you. >> they graduated from yale law 40 years ago. he sat in the front row during

her acceptance speech. she avoided politics and focused on child development as well as reminiscing about her days at the school. governor jerry brown has signed a bill that limits state and local law enforcement agencies from detaining immigrants. ab4 was written by tom amiano and governor brown signed that bill. in 2014, state and local law enforcement will only be able to detain immigrants for deportation if they've been arrested for serious crimes. >> what we're doing here is we're not using our jails as a holding vat for the immigration service. where they see important matters they can take action. california we're going to stick to our own business. >> critics say the law could result in the release -- the defense attorney association warns it macon applicant with may conflict. a dog's sense of smell may be a way of detecting ovarian

cancer in women. ovarian cancer has a distinct odor and according to them few animals can smell it better than dogs. now they're breaking down the chemicals in ovarian cancer to see what exactly the dogs are smelling. >> this is the size of a tumor when it is generally diagnosed. it is hidden. it is inside the female. this is the size when it should be diagnosed. this is an aspirin and it should be diagnosed when it's about this size. >> once researchers find out what's causing the odor the dog is smelling they can transfer that information to an electronic sensor or artificial nose. >> the nfl is supporting the color pink for the entire month of october. football fans are also raising awareness this weekend. colt fans died the downtown canal pink in indianapolis. they are dedicating the game against the seattle seahawks to

breast cancer awareness. runners will be rocking as the rock 'n' roll marathon gets underway. road closures for the event started yesterday. the off ramp to santa clara street and the bass cam avenue off ramps are closed right now. those should reopen by 1:30 this afternoon. some of the city's downtown streets will remain closed through the afternoon. those closures stretch from north monroe to north 11th. also happening today, the bridge to bridge run benefiting the special olympics of northern california. that race starts at 9 this morning. closures are in place from howard street to bay street and from jefferson street through fisherman's wharf. those delays could last through the morning. organizers issue are are going to keep that finish line open. runners are going to feel the effects of the government shutdown. that post race expo had to be moved which means the 7k run is

now a 5k. miley cyrus makes an appearance on late night television and you might be surprised to hear what she now says about twerking. >> plus hundreds of thousands of people in golden gate park this weekend for the bluegrass festival. how much longer that free concert could last. >> sunny warm weather remains in the forecast for your sunday. i do see the possibility of maybe a slight cooldown for some. i'll show you where and tell us about the temperatures in your neighborhood coming up. look at them with that u-verse wireless receiver.

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>> i tell people all the time, you know, that to get here, put it on their list and get here before it does run out because it will end sometime. >> i'm hoping i'll be there. >> the late warren with a passion for music created the festival when he died in then he left behind enough money to continue the festival for the next ten years. hockey season underway and the san jose sharks are making a strong start. they hosted the phoenix coyotes. sharks up 1-0. staying in the 1st, hurdle gets another one, this time on a power play. the sharks would go on to beat the coyotes 4-1. it's early but they are in first. a trip to space is proving to be a big hit at this weekend's box office. the 3d syfy drama gravity is topping the charts with $17.5 million in ticket sales friday

alone. the movie is about two stranded astronauts starring sandra bullock and george clue clooney and. miley cyrus continues to make headlines after her latest gig on saturday night live. >> in case anyone's concerned you should know there will be no twerking tonight. i used to think twerking was cool but now that white people are doing it it seems kind of lame. >> last night the popular performer served as both host and musical guest on the show. she poked fun at the controversy surrounding her performance at the vma's and portrayed a racy michele bachmann to poke fun at the government shutdown. the singers new album comes out on tuesday. no controversy about the weather in the bay area, a beautiful saturday. rosemary hopefully another beautiful day on this sunday. >> it is chilly, nice for the

runners. if you're heading to the farmers market you may need a jacket. we will see a rapid return to the warmer weather as we get into the next couple of hours. temperatures for our inland communities going to peak today. along the coastline we'll be right about where we were yesterday and slightly cooler. that's because the onshore breeze will make a return a little later today along the beaches and then the cooling trend will follow as we get into the business week. today perhaps slightly cooler at the coast. it's going to take a day or two before it reaches inland. a trough is going to help push this ridge to the east and as a result take a look at your extended forecast. temperatures will begin to fall off monday for everybody, even cooler on tuesday leaving in a slight possibility of a few scattered showers come wednesday. wednesday is going to be the coolest day, and then thursday temperatures are rebounding and we're drying out. if we do receive any rain. for this morning in the 40s for parts of the north bay. valley locations a chilly

start. by noontime upper 60s along the coast. widespread 70s along the bay and inland and for your afternoon as i mentioned just as warm as yesterday, perhaps a tad cooler along the coast. back to the desk. more information about the deadly crash on 101 that killed one person and seriously injured three others. what we've learned about that wrong way driver and a look at the damage left behind. >> less than 24 hours after an a's victory work needs to be done to convert the coliseum into a football stadium. we'll tell you what's going on this morning.

it is a race against the clock. the works still ahead for the oakland raiders as they get ready for tonight's game. >> i'm claudine wong. >> okay i'm mike mibach. a small army of workers is on the clock in the east bay. time is ticking as they try to transform o.co to an nfl ready football field. allie rasmus live for us this morning outside the coliseum with more on what officials say is a $250,000 fix. >> reporter: $250,000 and converting the coliseum from a baseball to a football stadium is about an 18 to 20 hour process. usually groundskeepers have more time, but because. a's are in the playoffs, the baseball and football seasons

overlap. the a's games didn't end until 9:40 and the raiders game had to be rescheduled from 1:30 to 8:30 so workers could get the field ready. here's a list of some of the things they have to do. they have to remove the pitchers mound, remove fence posts. they used two giant cranes to add about 6,000 seats. they had to repaint the yard lines and the hash marks. it has been a busy time for coliseum workers. >> we haven't had a couple days off in well over a month. we enjoy doing what we doing and this is what it's all about right here. >> what it goes to show is it's so good for the community, it's so good for the community what the raiders are trying to do. both teams need a new stadium here so there's no overlapping. that's what needs to happen. >> raiders fans with the making oakland better charity have been tailgating across the street from the stadium since last night so they got the

experience the victory celebration last night. they are hoping for another win for the oakland raiders today. they are playing the chargers at 8:30 tonight and that is the latest start time for a raiders game in franchise history. live in oakland allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. here's a look at some of the top stories we're following this morning. the oakland a's head today detroit for game 3. the a's were able to tie up the best of 5 series last night with a win against the tigers. the a's will play detroit on monday and tuesday and then if necessary they will head back to oakland for game 5 on thursday. oakland police are investigating a hit and run crash that left a man critically injured. it happened just after 12:30 yesterday near the main library on 14th street and downtown. the driver was arrested two blocks away. one person has died and two are in critical condition after an early morning car crash in san jose. a car was split into two at blossom hill road. the cause of that crash under

investigation. a sanford university student is in the hospital and under arrest accused of causing a deadly wrong way crash. it is a story we first reported yesterday. that crash happened just before 4 a.m. on 101 near sierra point in south san fransisco. investigators say 24-year-old zachary katz drove northbound in the southbound lanes and hit a taxicab head on a. viewer sent us these pictures of the damage. one of the passengers died when he was ejected, a second passenger the taxi driver and the suspected drunk driver suffered major injuries. new information about the story we first reported yesterday right here on mornings on 2. oakland police say a 21-year-old woman from pittsburgh killed in a triple shooting was an innocent bystander. it happened around 1:30 a.m. investigators say they believe the gunman was arguing with the couple and then opened fire wounding the couple and killing the nearby woman. the couple, 21-year-old man and

his 28-year-old girlfriend is expected to be okay. no arrests have been made. a man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in san jose two months ago has been arrested in las vegas. u.s. marshals arrested shawn war on friday after getting a tip he was hiding in the area. he's suspected of killing ramon garcia. surveillance video captured the shooting on august 24th in the afternoon on a parking lot in north 3rd. police have not released any information about a possible motive. and for the first time since a major fire, the chevron refiery, the public got a chance to get behind the gates. yesterday was the annual tour community day, but only the first since a fire in 2012 disrupted operations. the state issued 25 citations and chevron has paid out $963,000 in fines. the 60-day cooling off period ends this week and today

barton negotiations between all sides will take a break. the unions and b.a.r.t. management are scheduled to return to the bargaining table tomorrow. they have only until thursday the 10th to reach an agreement before the end of the court ordered cooling off period. workers could go on strike as soon as friday. the unions say they would like a three-year deal. b.a.r.t. wants a four-year contract. the transit agency says there's an 89 million-dollar gap. drivers of 15 year $20 million road improvement project on interstate 80 in the sierras wrapping up right now. the get across 80 campaign began in 1958. at that time roads were severely worn. improvements with are expected to move along traffic smoothly during the winter months. the red flag warning in the bay area may be over this morning, but crews are still

warning people that fire danger is still high. the canfield fire protection district held this fire evacuation drill yesterday. the fire chief says even though the winds have died down residents should be cautious. the problem is not over because the wind stopped. the vegetation is still dry. we're still at full alert. >> fire crews say once fog returns to the bay area the risk of fire will drop. the fire prevention week kicks off across the bay area. it gives fire stations the opportunity to educate the public. this year's focus is on prevents kitchen fires which are often to blames for house fires. >> a lot of activity this past week in regard to fires. this week rosemary calling for a slight chance of rain. >> we have our humid city level moving in the right direction. they'll be coming up as we get into the workweek. for today at this hour, we're very dry out there, and i do

see a warmup into the future for your sunday afternoon. giving you a live look over the east bay him. we've got the sun shining this  morning. it's a chilly start without cloud cover to help insulate us. temperatures bottoming out in the 40s in many spots. take a look at the calm conditions for the north bay into the east bay. yesterday the winds were still blowing quite robust over the east bay hills. half-moon bay and oakland a lot chillier this morning. you are the two areas that were actually the anomaly for yesterday. 48 this is actually the airport, 50s reported in downtown oakland. 50 degrees at half-moon bay. yesterday morning half-moon bay sat right about 68, 70 degrees all morning long. you should be feeling that notable difference. in the north bay back in the 40s. 44 santa rosa, napa a chillier start. 43 in fairfield. 43 walnut creek. last half hour we went north.

let's go to the peninsula at this time. 56 belmont. a chilly start for you palo alto. 46 degrees outside your door with plenty of sunshine. so if you bring along that light jacket the sun will help you feel -- make you feel not too bad out there. ridge of high pressure still dominating our weather pattern but beginning to see a few changes. this trough will be working its way closer to the coast. it's going to push that ridge of the way and that will lead to our cooldown. even the possibility of rain coming our way and i want to pull you in closer because notice a new clouds coming in from the south. this is going to help bring back the onshore breeze. along the beaches we may actually see a bit of a drop in temperatures. still going to be mild. still going to be sunny. a drop in temperatures. over yesterday's highs and i think for the afternoon these high clouds will be in the forecast. let me run you through the forecast here, and there they go. 3, 4:00 in the afternoon you may look up and see just a few high clouds in the sky, that's

going to be about it. for today temperatures-wise 83 for novato. 83 in sonoma. 85 for st. helena. closer to the water, 70s once again. 85 for walnut creek into the santa clara valley. 84 san jose. 86 morgan hill. 80s for san to cruise. along the coastline, pacifica, 73 for the afternoon. 80 degrees san mateo. just a great day to be outdoors. if you're going up to see the 9ers play, maybe the raiders this evening, temperatures will be dropping off in the evening hours. your extended forecast, the cooling trend for all starts tomorrow, partly cloudy, even cooler on tuesday, a slight chance at a few sprinkles on wednesday with the coolest temperatures coming. upper 60s to near 70s. and we're drying out and temperatures are warming back up on thursday. back to the desk. tonight former president jimmy carter will make a speech in the city of oakland. the former president is his

wife are scheduled to help build new homes in oakland tomorrow. then on tuesday. the two will travel to east san jose to help repair the homes of veterans and seniors. california republicans are meeting in orange county this weekend for their annual convention. yesterday the delegates talked about their concern over the party's image and brainstormed ways to recruit new gop voters. they've also been discussing who will run against governor brown in the next election. there's some candidates that are running, and there's some candidates who are not yet announced who are running, and i think you'll be impressed. >> former lieutenant governor able mall doe that doe and tim donnelly have announced plans to run for governor next year. people in san fransisco will be able to cast their votes for the upcoming november election starting tomorrow. early voting gets underway at 8:00 at city hall. election day will be held on november 5th this year. fleet week in san fransisco begin this is week with much

less fanfare than normal. earlier this year, federal budget cuts forced the navy to cancel the majority of the blue angels performances. the parade of naval ships will not take place. an earthquake disaster preparedness drill scheduled for tomorrow has been canceled. it would have involved the marines and numerous hospitals including san fransisco general. a popular clothing store from japan will hold a clothing drive today. niclo opened a shop last october. the first store on the west coast. it's working working with st. vincent dupaul society to collect used clothes. tropical storm karen has now been downgraded to a depression. forecasters say the danger is not over for residents on the gulf coast. >> and what the president's now saying about plans to end combat operations operations and who may have to stay behind. >> a live look outside, 680, no

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the sun is shining in downtown oakland this morning. it's a chillier start. 56 degrees in downtown. some people living along the northern gulf coast are finding relief now that what was tropical storm karen has been downgraded to just a depression. winds are now at 35 miles per hour and all tropical storm warnings have been canceled. forecasters say the threat is

not over yet. the national hurricane center says up to 3 inches of rain could fall through monday which could cause localized coastal flooding. >> most importantly we need to be prepared no matter what. the storm right now is obviously, you know, it's not going to be as impactful as we anticipated in the beginning. >> karen is expected to make landfall in southern louisiana sometime this afternoon and as it weakens it will continue on its path across the northern gulf towards florida. people in the second degree area are digging out this morning. -- i can't believe these pictures. look at the powerful storm that slammed into the state this weekend. heavy snow combined with howling wind made it nearly impossible to see and tough to walk your dog. part of interstate 90 had to be shut down. 30 inches of snow fell in rapid city. while south dakota picked up 3.5 feet. strong gusty winds are stoking several fires down in southern california. one of the largest is at camp pendleton in san diego county. that fire forced the evacuate

of 230 residents from a housing unit and 32 patients at a base hospital were moved to over hospitals as a precaution. new patients were not accepted due to a power outage. the fires burned more than 1,000 acres. we've added a staff of over 500 additional firefighters in various roles. it would be a number of assets spread throughout the country. >> a 15-acre fire in los angeles county shut down two freeways for about 90 minutes yesterday. there's a red flag warning for much of california through this afternoon. police in redwood city are searching for the driver of a deadly hit and run crash. police found a man lying on the ground about 7:00 last night. that man died at the scene. police say the witnesses told them a dark colored minivan hit the man and drove off. we are finding out more about last sunday's altercation between bike riders in new york and a man driving with his family in a range rover. there are reports that at least three new york city police

officers were among the motorcycle riders involved in the road rage incident. the officers were apparently off duty at the time. at least one of them was an undercover officer who told superiors he did not get involved because he wanted to protect his cover. so far three of the bikers have been arrested in connection with the attack. four u.s. soldiers have been killed in southern afghanistan. a military official confirmed the soldiers were killed by improvise #-d explosive device. they were killed during a partnered operation, but officials are not providing any other details. 2146 u.s. military members have died in afghanistan and ieds are considered one of the most commonly used weapons in those deaths. president obama says the u.s. is committed to ending its combat mission in afghanistan on time. >> we are going to end combat operations in afghanistan at the end of 2014. >> the president also says negotiations continue about whether or not to leave troops on the ground to serve in

training and advisory roles. he says that will depend on the cooperation of the afghan government. police in washington d. c. are reviewing whether it was necessary to kill a woman who rammed a barricade outside the white house last thursday. police say 34-year-old miriam kerry led them on a high speed chase from the white house to the capital with her 1-year-old daughter in the car. she was shot and killed near a senate building. her family is now questioning if police followed protocol. law enforcement officials say she was delusional and thought president obama was communicating with her. under the plan all city parks will close between midnight and 5 a.m. supporters of the legislation say it would keep homeless people from living in parks and reduce crime but critics say it will would criminalize the homeless. the government shutdown is in its first weekend. many of new york's federally

run attractions are closed. the among the biggest disappointment for tourists is the closure of the statue of liberty. some visitors say they planned their trip years in advance and they hope the government can get its act together. >> the only way i tolerate this is when i think of the other people who are suffering and how much worse they're suffering for it other than her not being able to stand next to the statue of liberty. >> there's no progress being reported in efforts to end the federal shutdown. the u.s. supreme court is back in session tomorrow. the justices will hear oral arguments in six cases this week. they include a challenge to limits on how much money an individual can donate to federal campaigns and political action committees during each election cycle. despite the government shutdown the high court will conduct its normal operations. the hundred dollar bill got a facelift and it's going today

to debut on tuesday. when the bill is turned the ink changes color from copper to green. the federal reserve says changes should make it harder for counterfeiters to replicate that bill. from baseball to football, the mad dash at the coliseum to get it ready in time for tonight's raiders game. >> a big warmup in store for your afternoon. i see subtle changes in the forecast including a few high clouds passing overhead for today and a slight cool down for some. ville a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy

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balloon festival. it'sed world's largest ballooning event. hundreds of people make their way to the festivities to watch 600 hot air balloons light up the sky. some have unique shapes and even characters like angry bird and darth vader. it continues through october 13 october 13th. three americans and a military officer were killed in columbia when their plane went down during a u.s. antidrug mission. it happened yesterday. two other americans on the plane were seriously injured. the names of the americans have not been released and the cause of the crash is under investigation. an investigation is also underway in minneapolis after a 9-year-old boy snuck on to a plane and then flew all the way to las vegas. the boy was apparently able to sneak past the security check point, past a gate agent inside and then on to a delta flight. the boy did not even have a boarding pass. the whole thing was captured on surveillance video and it wasn't until the plane arrived in nevada that he was

questioned by the airline. >> i've got an 8-year-old son so that freaked me out. >> that's shocking. >> that's crazy to me. >> in a brief statement, delta says we are investigating the incident and cooperating with the agencies involved. the child is in protective custody and returning to the twin cities. 15 versus 5. that was the scene at stanford last night. jim plunkett taking in this one. you can't tickle tackle what you can't touch. he had 290 all purpose yards on the night. here is another 39 of them. 17 seconds left in the first half, kevin hogan in the shotgun. 17-7 at the half. washington would rally in the second half but sanford holds on for the 31-28 win. the oregon ducks coming to town in just about a month. cal looking for its first conference win. all day looking, looking and

bingo. 89-yard strike to chris harper, 489 yards on the day. the bears had no answer for the cougar offense. marcus mason goes on a field trip at his own pace. kyle gets outscored by 16 points in the second half and loses 44-22. the bears hit the road bowl next week. san jose state nice win on the road in hawaii. a good day for football don't you think? >> i got a facebook message from craig that says 13 plus hours of football today thanks to the raiders schedule change. no couch is safe. so rosemary do we need good weather or is everyone going to stay inside and maybe call it? >> i think there will be time to get outdoors and play. we have some nice weather in store. i am beginning to see a bit of a switch in our weather pattern. i'm going to show you storm tracker 2 and take a look at these high clouds drifting into the bay area. they have broken off from just

a wave out to the south and west of us, but we've got those high clouds coming in and this again an indication of perhaps a slight cooldown for the beaches today with the onshore breeze running by tonight. giving you a look here at what we have outside our doors this morning. it's a cool one. 50s, even a few 40s out there stretching over parts of the north bay and through the delta. as we get into the lunch hour, though, widespread 70s, low to mid to upper 70s, even touching their 80 degrees in livermore. along the coastline notice that shade of green there so upper 60s to low 70s for the afternoon and now to put some numbers on your screen. 81 for vallejo, 86 in livermore, 82 for oakland. if you're going to be outdoors early, maybe getting out to do some tailgating, 84 for mountain view, 73 in pacifica, still a beautiful day. those high clouds will be drifting overhead and by the second half of the afternoon perhaps a localized sea breeze for the beaches. your extended forecast here

showing you the bigger drop will come on monday with a cooling trend on wednesday. it looks slim but we're holding on to that hope, partly cloudy, rebounding temperatures on thursday. back to you. the oakland raiders owner is scouting out a concord site for the new stadium. the san fransisco chronicle reports that on friday raiders owner mark davis took a tour of theold concord naval weapons. one reason could be that that site is closed to the north concord b.a.r.t. station. right now 30% of the team's fans take bart to games in oakland. the san fransisco 49ers and united health care has joined forces to build an outdoor fitness zone in san jose. it's located at august middle school which is on flint avenue. it features equipment that requires no electricity. once cleated it will offer a

variety of exercise options that use your own body weight. the fitness zone can accommodate 28 people at the same time. a special training operation for two bay area sheriff's departments. why they've packed their bags and headed to israel. >> and it was a big night on the mound for the oakland a's, the challenges still ahead as the team moves on in the first round of the playoffs.

a fiery crash in san jose. the photos taken by firefighters, and what we are learning about what happened. >> the clock is ticking to convert the oakland coliseum from a baseball to a football field. we'll tell you about the work that needs to be done and the deadline to complete it. >> lines it goo left field, a base hit. >> walk off and so wonderful. the oakland a's even up the division series with the tigers what the sellout crowd means to them. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. and good morning everyone. welcome to mornings on 2. this is sunday october 6th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. temperatures were cool this morning. rosemary joining us now to tell

us if they're going to warm up a bit today. rosemary. >> mostly clear, calm and cool so we have that recipe going on this morning. we will see a nice rebound with mostly sunny skies expected for today. i do see subtle changes in the forecast for your sunday. a few high clouds beginning to pass overhead. by the second half of the day, i think the sea breeze will begin to work its way into some locations. i'll have a look at your temperatures for the afternoon. a cooling trend for all as we get into the business week. a slight chance at a few scattered showers. new this morning, one person has died and two others in critical condition after an early morning car crash in san jose. this picture was tweeted by the san jose fire department after 2 a.m. the vehicle split in half after colliding with another vehicle at blossom hill road. they tweeted another picture of a firefighter extinguishing the flames. so far the cause of the crash is unknown. after a disappointing start

to the american league division series friday night, the oakland a's are back. >> game 2 may have been a night game, but the sun was shining on sonny grey. the 7th youngest pitcher. he helped the a's secure that walk off 1-0 victory. players say they could not have done it without the support of share fans. >> it's nice to have the fans behind you like that. >> this place is rocking. it's a fun place to be and it's fun to come up to the plate with the crowd going crazy. >> the best of 5 series now tied at 1 as it shifts to detroit for games 3 and 4. game 3 will be held tomorrow night at 10:00 in the morning our time. then on tuesday game 4, 2:00. if a game 5 is necessary it will be on thursday in oakland with a scheduled start time of 6 p.m. and a packed house last night. we want to see your a's photos.

you can e-mail them to photos @ ktvu.com or you can tweet us or post your pictures on our facebook page. workers are scrambling to switch the field at the oakland coliseum from playoff ready baseball field to an nfl ready football field in less than 24 hours. allie rasmus live outside the coliseum for us this morning where crews have been working ever since the a's walkoff win. >> reporter: this group of raiders fans behind us have been tailgating since friday. not only did they get to experience the a's victory last night, they are hoping for a raiders win today. for the people who work at the oakland coliseum, the o.co coliseum they have had no time to relax. crews have been working around the clock to convert the coliseum from a baseball to a football stadium. because the a's are in the playoffs, the baseball and football seasons overlap. last night's game ended at 9:40. today's game against the chargers starts at 8:35 our

time. one of the groundskeepers talked about the work that needs to be done in less than 24 hours. >> we had to take the mounds out, bullpens out, so they can come through and drops seats. in we have to dig holes in the ground. certain things that happened have to happen for it to move along. >> the raiders fans camped out across the street had something to watch. >> from this angle right here you're able to see the upper deck and the people walking and doing the work. >> reporter: the raiders game was initially scheduled to be at 1:30 this afternoon. because of the schedule conflict with the a's playoffs game it had to be moved back to 8:30 against the san diego chargers. that makes this the latest start time for a raiders game in franchise history. live in oakland allie rasmus. san fransisco 49ers are playing at home tonight, the houston texans in town for sunday night football. both teams are 2 and 2. the 9ers defense riching around

with some injuries. it's not clear if those 9ers will let linebacker patrick willis play in today's game. kickoff is scheduled for 5:30. there's that music. we are going to be ending mornings on 2 at 9:00 this morning to bring you football on fox. we're going to bring you nfl sunday at 9 and at 10:00 stay tuned for the seahawks game. oakland police investigating a hit and run. it happened after 12:30 yesterday morning near the main library in downtown. the driver had just left a bar across the street when she saw a group of graffiti vandals tagging the public library. when she confronted the group they began tagging her car. witnesses say the woman got into her car and aimed for the group of taggers and hit 25- year-old man who was not part of the group. >> she would say somebody attacked her and she was trying to run away from people. but it's still even if you hit somebody you don't throw them like an animal and drive away.

>> witnesses cornered the woman's car two blocks away on 12th street where she was arrested. she could face charges of assault with a deadly weapon if investigators determine the crash was intentional. happening today sheriff's deputies from contra costa and santa clara counties are flying to israel to take part in antiterrorism training. those deputies will attend workshops on airport and border security and learn how to use technology to prevent and respond to attacks. the week long training will be taught by israeli national police and israeli defense force commanders. pg&e could shut down a gas pipeline running through st. carlos as early as this afternoon. that's it willing a court order issued on friday. we're talking about line 147 which runs under britain avenue. the city obtained e-mails from an engineer expressing concerns about the pipe's condition. one e-mail said are we sitting on a san bruno situation. pg&e insists the line is safe

but that it will shut off service to the line. now to our continuing coverage of the government shut down. civilian employees for the defense department are being asked to return to work this week. a recent law allows the pentagon to eliminate furloughs for employees whose responsibilities "contribute to the morale, well being and readiness of service members. members. " one congressman tells cnn lawmakers are privately discussing a bill that would fund the government and extend the debt ceiling for six weeks. that would give democrats and republicans more time to negotiate the fiscal issues dividing the parties while reopening the government and bypassing this disagreement over the affordable care act. >> contrary to what the president and those in the white house believe, there are no winners when the federal government shuts down. there are real consequences.

>> the house also unanimously approved a bill yesterday that would authorize back pay for all furloughed federal workers once the government reopens. house majority leader nancy pelosi is urging republicans to split from the tea party conservatives and join democrats in passing a budget. >> we're asking the speaker in our letter to bring up a vote to the floor for those republicans and more to show that there is a bipartisan majority to end the government republican government shutdown. >> pelosi sent a letter to john boehner with the signatures of democratic house members asking that he allow the house to vote on a so-called clean continuing resolution. it's a spending plan that doesn't include any extra provisions such as defunding the affordable care act. raiders and the 9ers i have a plan i want to turn to rosemary.

you hit the pumpkin patch hard and when you get home you hit the couch hard for the game. >> with good food in between. >> pack a picnic. >> it's going to be a gorgeous day to be outdoors. we all want to park in front of the tv and maybe watch your favorite team. we have sunny skies, a few high clouds you can see. i'm going to show you the source of those clouds and your temperatures here in just a moment. first the source of those clouds and the changes that are in our future. so forked to the ridge of high pressure remains locked in over our state and over the west and that will continue to dominate the pattern as a whole. this trough is working its way closer to the coast. we have a cooldown coming our way, and i think at the beaches we may get a slight cooldown starting today, and this is a system here, just a weak little wave that will almost be absorbed into this. for now we're seeing high clouds over the area and i

think these high clouds will continue to drift our way. i think for the second half of the day, late afternoon, early evening. we'll feel a localized sea breeze right at the coast. for our beaches perhaps a slight cooldown for the second half. in any ways we have partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. our inland areas will be just as warm as yesterday. i'll show you those temperatures in just a moment. let's take a look at the chilly temperatures right now. 49 in napa. 43 santa rosa. 54 in oakland, 52 half-moon bay. i got to point to oakland and half-moon bay because yesterday with the winds we were a lot warmer in these two locations. now all of us pretty much in the same boat. i want to shift east. 48 lafayette, 46 san ramon. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies, a near repeat of yesterday. we will add in those few high clouds. and a tad cooler for the second half of the day. 83 for sonoma, 81 san rafael.

low 80s for san leandro and hayward. 86 for livermore into the santa clara valley, 84 san jose. 83 cupertino. going to be nice and warm once again this afternoon. 84 for redwood city. low 70s half-moon bay as well as pacifica with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. the extended forecast again we will see changes come for everyone by tomorrow. temperatures begin to drop off with a cooling trend that lasts into wednesday. notice the icon on wednesday. a slight possibility of a few scattered showers. not a big storm. it moves on. we're drying out, partly cloudy, low 70s back in the forecast for our inland cities on thursday. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. two major terrorist raids carried out by u.s. special forces. what happened when military forces stormed in. and man's best friend could soon come to the aid of some

women. how researchers are using dogs to sniff out ovarian cancer. >> first let's take you outside for this sunny morning on highway 4 in bay point, still a little chilly out there. it's warming up very nicely and no major problems to report for you across the bay area highways. it's 8:11 on the clock and you're watching mornings on 2.

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at game time. check out these pictures an out of control big rig crashed into a car dealership near oxnard. 16 cars were damaged in that accident. the semi truck was hauling paper product when is it sheered off the freeway and landed on the edge of the car lot. the truckdriver was taken to the hospital and right now it's not clear what caused him to careen off the freeway. firefighters say strong winds may have helped fuel the fire that followed. we are following developing news on two major terrorist raids carried out by u.s. special forces. a raid in libya captured an al- qaeda leader allegedly involved in the bombings of u.s. embassies 15 years ago. in a separate raid in somalia, a team of u.s. navy s.e.a.l.es came under fire and had to withdraw before they could confirm if the target was killed. united nations weapons experts have begun destroying

syria's arsenal of chemical weapons. bomb technicians are using heavy vehicles to run over and destroy missile warheads, ariel chemical bonds and mobile and stationary mixing units. it's believed that syria has more than a thousand tons of sarin and other agents. an out of control monster trucks slammed into a crowd of spectators in mexico. eight people were killed and 80 others hurt. it happened in the city of chihuahua mexico. a driver was attempting to make a jump over a pile of cars when he hit his head on the inside of the cab. the air show included monster trucks, motorcycles, skydiving and hot air ballooning. all events were canceled after the accident. a zoo employee is recovering. it happened at the gw interactive park in oklahoma. authorities say the woman stuck her hand in the tiger's cage and then her jacket sleeve got caught. that's when the 450-pound tiger attacked, mauling her arm. the zoo owner says he trains

all his employees to never reach inside the fence. my heart goes out to her that one of my tigers did this. but she assured me even in the helicopter that she was going to come back to work. >> doctors saved the victim's arm, but she is still going to need several more surgeries and rehabilitation. authorities say the tiger has not been removed and no charges have been filed. the attack is under investigation. a warning if you have a family who attendance ucla or cal state fullerton. police in southern california are looking for a man who may be targeting women. police have released this photo of the man they say tried to sexually assault student offense both campuses at the incident on ucla, the man was scared away after two people tried to break up the attack and at cal state north ridge police are investigating two other incidents. governor jerry brown has signed a bill that limits state and local law enforcement agencies from detaining immigrants. ab4 was written by san

fransisco's yesterday. governor brown signed that bill. starting in 2014, state and local law enforcement will only be able to detain immigrants if they've been arrested for serious crimes. >> we're not using our jails as a holding vat for the immigration service where they see important matters they can take action. in california we're going to stick to our own business. critics say the law could result in the release of potentially dangerous o'offenders. the california district attorney's association warns it macon applicant with federal law. a dog cease sense of small may become a new way of detecting ovarian cancer in women. researchers at the university of pennsylvania say ovarian cancer has a very distinct odor, and according to them few animals can smell it better than dogs. now they're breaking down the chemicals in ovarian cancer to see what exactly the dogs may be smelling. >> this is the size of a tumor

when it is generally diagnosed. it is hidden. it is inside the female. this is the size when it should be diagnosed. this is an aspirin. it should be diagnosed when it's about this size. >> researchers say once they finds out what's causing the odor the dog is smelling they say they can transfer that information to an electronic sensor or artificial nose. the nfl is supporting breast cancer awareness by sporting the color pink. football fans are also raising awareness. colt fans fans dyed the downtown canal pink. they will continue to support by dedicating today's game to breast cancer awareness. survivors you can watch that game right here on ktvu. runners are going to be rocking as the san jose rock 'n' roll marathon gets underway. the off ramp to santa clara

street on northbound highway 87 and the overarches on 880 are closed right now but those should reopen by 1:30 this afternoon. some of the city's downtown streets are also going to remain closed through the afternoon. those closures stretch from north monroe street to north 11 11th. also happening today the bridge to bridge run which benefits the special olympics of northern california. that race starts at 9 this morning. closures are in place as the map on your screen from howard street to bay street to jefferson street and fisherman's wharf. those delays could last through the morning. the finish line is going to be open until 11:30. runners are going to feel the effects of the government shutdown and that's because the race used to end in the pa sid owe and now it can't. and it is the final day of one of the largest music festivals of the year in san

fransisco. one performers take on the popularity and the future of the hardly strictly bluegrass festival. subtle changes in the forecast for your afternoon. some slightly warmer perhaps, some slightly caller. i'll have a look at your -- slightly cooler. i'll have a look at your current conditions and what you can expect for your neighborhood coming up.

♪[ music ] >> you know you're rock out at home right now. hundreds of thousands of people expected to fill golden gate park for the last day of the 13 13th annual hardly strictly bluegrass festival. this three-day event started on friday and so far the crowds have been estimated at about 750,000. that's a nice crowd out there. dozens of bands played on six different stages and music lovers can enjoy it all for free. >> i tell people all the time, you know, that put it on their list and get here before it does run out. it will end sometime. i'm hoping i'll be -- >> the late billionaire few lant row persist created this fist value and when he died in 2011 he left behind enough money to continue the festival for ten years. hockey season is officially underway and the san jose sharks are making a strong start. they hosted the phoenix

coyotes. sharks up 1-0. hurdle gets another one. this time it's on the power play. the sharks would win 4-1. they're in first to top the pacific division. we've talked hockey, baseball, we've talked football. but we forgot the most important event of the day. >> is? >> our director justin's birthday today. happy birthday. >> all right. >> that's hose mary cooking up a nice forecast as a nice gift. happy birthday justin. we have some sunny weather in store. hopefully you have a ticket to the game. let's take a look at the 49ers forecast for the afternoon. it's going to be warm out at candlestick park. 73 degrees by game time. we'll be cooling down already by then under mostly sunny skies and a light southwesterly breezy. i would say bring a life jacket because once the sun goes down it sure does get chilly. widespread 40s and 50s around

the bay. for your sunday, temperatures are going to be just as warm around the bay a near repeat. along the coast i think by the second half of the afternoon, that sea breeze is going to trickle in and perhaps cool a few places down right along our beaches. so for your day planner, mostly clear skies, a cool start by lunchtime. widespread 70s around the bay and inland. and then for the afternoon some of our inland cities may tack on a degree or two for the second half. slightly warmer for our far inland communities. a big drop in temperatures coming our way. we'll starlet with tomorrow with additional cooling on tuesday. wednesday a slight chance at a few scattered showers, 10 to 20% at this point. we're dry again on thursday and temperatures rebounding back into the upper 60s to low 70s around our inland cities and the bay. back to you. if you don't want to be outside, how about a movie, a trip to space has proven to be a big hit at this weekend's box

office. >> the 3d syfy drama gravity is topping the charts with $17.5 million in ticket sales. the movie is about two stranded astronauts starring sandra bullock and george clooney. cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2 is second. and runner runner is on pace for the third spot. halle berry has given birth to her second child. yesterday berry and her french husband welcomed their first son. the two were married earlier this year. a representative for berry has yet to release any further details about the baby boy. the oscar winner also has a 5- year-old daughter with her ex- boyfriend gabriel automobile re. straight ahead on mornings on 2. >> right after last night's a's victory, work crews began a race against the clock. we'll tell you about the work involved and the deadline to get it done. >> and marking one year in san fransisco, how a popular clothing store from japan plans to give back to the community

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the ground crew at the oakland coliseum working through the night. their race to get the field football ready by tonight's game. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. raiders kick off 12 hours away. a small army of workers is on the clock in the east bay. time is ticking down as they try to transform o.co from a baseball playoff field to an nfl gridiron. allie rasmus is live for us this morning on what officials say is a $250,000 change over. >> reporter: converting the

coliseum from a baseball to football field is an 18 to 20 hour process. normally work crews would have more time to get it done but because the a's are in the playoffs, baseball and football seasons are overlapping here. that means a lot of work for the people at o.co coliseum. they've been here since the overnight hours. the a's game didn't end until 9:40 last night and today's raiders game had to be pushed back from 1:30 to 8:30 tonight so workers could get the field ready. they had to remove the pitchers mound, remove fence posts, use two giant cranes to add about 6,000 feet. they had to repaint yard lines and hash marks and go through the usual safety inspections. with the a's in the playoffs and the raiders season in full swing it's been a very busy time. >> the a's playoff and the raiders we enjoy doing what we're doing and this is what it's all about right here, post season. >> what it goes to show is it's so good for the community what the a's did, it's so good for

the community what the raiders are trying to do. both teams need a new stadium here. that's what needs to happen. >> reporter: raiders fans have been tailgating since friday night so they got to experience the a's victory celebration. they're hoping for a raiders victory today. the coliseum is the only major league baseball nfl dual stadium still left in the country. there are a lot of fans just like the guy you heard out here who think it's time for both oakland teams to get their own stadium. live in oakland, allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. the oakland raiders owner is scouting out a concord site for their new stadium. mark davis took a tour of the old concord naval weapons station on friday. while he hasn't made any commitments, concord's major says davis sounds interested. one reason is that the site is close to the north concord b.a.r.t. station.

and here's a look at some of the top stories we are following this morning. the oakland a's headed to detroit for game 3 of the american league division series. the a's were able to tie it up. there it is, a walk off win. best of 5 series. thisthe a's will play detroit on monday and tuesday and if necessary. a hit and run crash happened at 12:30 yesterday morning by the main library. and one person has died. two others are in critical condition after an early morning crash. the car was split into two at blossom hill road. the cause of that crash is under investigation. stanford university student is in the hospital and under arrest accused of causing a deadly wrong way crash while driving drunk. it is a story we first reported yesterday right here on mornings on 2. that crash happened just before 4 a.m. on highway 101 near sierra point in south city.

investigators say 24-year-old zachary katz drove northbound in the southbound lanes and hit a taxicab head on. a viewer sent us these pictures of the damage. one of the passengers died when he was ejected from the cab. a second passenger, the taxi driver and the suspected drink driver suffered major injuries. new information about the story we also first reported right here on mornings on 2. a 21-year-old woman from pittsburgh with one killed in a triple shooting in that she was an innocent bystander. it happened at 1:30 a.m. yesterday on broadway near 14 14th street. investigators say they believe the gunman was arguing with the couple and opened fire wounding that couple and killing the nearby woman. a couple, a 21-year-old man and his 20-year-old girlfriend is expected to be okay. no arrest have been made. a man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting have been arrested in las vegas. u.s. marshals arrested shawn moore on friday.

he's suspected of killing 22- year-old ramon garcia. surveillance video captured that shooting. it happened on august 24th in the afternoon in this parking lot which is on north 3rd and east julian streets. police have not released information on a motive for the shooting. for the first time since a major fire at the chevron refinery, the public got a chance to look at operations. yesterday was the third annual community tour day. it was the first held since a fire back in august of 2012. this sent 15,000 people to area hospitals with breathing problems. the state has issued 25 citations over that fire and chevron has paid out $963,000 in fines. the 60-day cooling off period ends this week and today b.a.r.t. negotiations between all sides will take a break. the onions and b.a.r.t. management are scheduled to return to the bargaining table tomorrow. they have only until thursday the 10th to reach an agreement before the end of the cooling

off period. workers could go on strike as soon as friday. besides increases in salary and benefits the unions say they would like a three-year deal. b.a.r.t. says it would like a four-year contract. there is an $89 million gap on compensation. getting to tahoe and reno could be easier for drivers. a 15-year $820 million road improvement project on interstate 80 in the sierra is just about to wrap up. the get across 80 campaign began in 1998. at that time the roads were severely worn. the improvements are expected to move along traffic more smoothly during the winter months. an average of 170,000 vehicles drive over donners summit each day. crews are warning people that fire danger is still high. the kent field fire protection district held a fire evacuation drill yesterday. the fire chief says even though the wind have died down residents should be cautious. >> it's not over because the wind stopped. the eventual table is city dry.

we're still at full alert. fire crews say once fog returns to the bay area, the risk of fire will start to drop. fire prevention weeks kicks off across the bay area. that event gives fire stations the opportunity to educate the public about fire safety. this year's focus is on preventing kitchen fires which are often to blame for house fires. october 19th. that was the oakland hills fire. october definitely a big month. everyone's eyes are open and keeping track of the weather conditions. let's turn to rosemary and see how we're looking so far. >> we're going to be dry and warm today. we do have changes coming our way and we have a invoice moist flow on its way. at the mostly sunny skies, a beautiful view. mostly clear calm conditions, and that allowed for that cold, heavier air to really sink into our low lying areas this morning. for some of us we're waking up

in the 40s. first i want to start out showing you the bigger picture. the ridge of high pressure still in place. this will be with us for the next day or so. as this begins to push closer to the coast, the system here, it's going to nudge this ridge off to the east. that is going to lead to a bit of a cooler trend. i think this little blip i'm noticing here on the screen coming in from the south will actually bring us high clouds today and going to increase our onshore breeze a bit for the second half of the day. as this system moves this direction we've got this coming this way, and we will again see changes in the forecast. for today we will have a localized sea breeze late in the day, perhaps for some of our beaches. a big warmup in store for most of us. maybe a tad cooler along the beaches. right now getting back to those cool temperatures, 45 in fairfield, 49 in napa, 43 santa rosa, 54 in oakland. 61 half-moon bay and 60 degrees

at sfo. around the bay not as chilly but some, again, of our valley locations off to a cool, cool start in some of our lower lying areas. around menlo park 45, palo alto reporting 48. 58 degrees belmont. the sun has been up now and we will continue to watch these temperatures turn around. 56 in sunnyvale. 59 at the university of san jose. giving you a look at afternoon highs. a tad warmer fortune for some. 79 sausalito. low 80s in alamo toe. if. 82 in hayward. 85 for pleasanton. into san jose, 84 for you this afternoon. 85 lows gas85 los gatos. 78 in san fransisco. a nice day to hang out. 70s along the coast with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. a nice day to head out along

the beaches as well. the cooling trend for everyone begins tomorrow. take a look at the dropoff in temperatures. wednesday with a slight possibility of a few scattered showers. doesn't look like much but we'll track it for you. meanwhile temperatures bottoming out on wednesday and we're getting back to slightly warmer weather and partly cloudy skies on thursday. your lunchtime numbers coming up. former president jimmy carter will make a speech in the city of oakland. he's in the bay area for the habitat for humanity organization. they're scheduled to help build new homes in oakland tomorrow and then on tuesday the two will travel to east san jose to help repair the homes of veterans and seniors. california republicans are meeting in orange county this weekend for their annual convention. yesterday the delegates talked about their concern over the party's image as well as brainstorming about ways to recruit new gop voters. they also have been discussing who will run against governor brown in the next election. >> there's some candidates that are running, and there's some

candidates who are not yet announced who are running and i think you'll be impressed. >> former lieutenant governor able maldonado and tim donnelly have announced plans to run for governor next year. people in san fransisco will be able to cast their votes for the upcoming november election starting tomorrow. early voting is set to get underway at 8:00 at city hall. election day will be held on november 5th this year. a popular clothing store from japan is going to hold a clothing driver at its san fransisco store today. niclo opened a store. it was their grand opening last october. this is their first store on the west coast. the company is working to collect used clothes to help the homeless. organizers say mens wear is needed the most. hillary rod ham clinton returns to her alma mater and what she remembered about her

first encounter with her future husband. >> first we'll take you outside. there's a live look off in the distance. the raiders, denver broncos game starts at -- >> well, they play the chargers. >> chargers are in town. >> chargers are in town. get ready because the raiders areing for you 8:35 -- are coming for you 8:35 tonight.

welcome back, giving you a live look at the sunny start in san fransisco. a view there. if you're going out to the hardly strictly bluegrass festival, sunny skies and mild conditions. some people living along the northern gulf coast are finding relief now that what was tropical storm karen has been downgraded to a depression. winds are now at 35 miles per hour, and all tropical storm warnings have been canceled. however, forecasters say the threat of danger is not over. the national hurricane center says up to 3 inches of rain could fall through monday and that could cause localized coastal flooding. >> most importantly what i think is that we need to be prepared no matter what, and the storm right now is obviously, you know, it's not going to be as impactful as we

anticipated in the beginning. >> karen is expected to make landfall sometime this afternoon. as it weakens it's going to continue on its path across the northern gulf towards florida. new this morning, a strong earthquake hit southern mexico a few hours ago. the 5.2 magnitude quake, there is a strong earthquake in mexico city. an earthquake alert system went off warning people to stay away from elevators and windows. so far there are no reports of damage or injuries. strong gusty winds are stoking several fires in southern california. one of the largest is at camp pendleton. that fire forced the evacuation of 230 residents from a housing unit and 32 parents parent patients at a base hospital were moved to other hospitals. new parents were not accepted due to a power outage. the fire has burned more than 1,000 acres. >> this particular alert we've added a staff of over 500 additional firefighters in various roles, engines, strike

teams, aircraft. it'd be a number of assets spread throughout the county. >> a 15-acre fire in los angeles county shut down two freeways for 90 minutes yesterday. there is a red flag warning for much of southern california through this afternoon. police in redwood city are searching for the driver of a deadly hit and run crash. police found a man lying on the ground on marshal and maple streets about 7:00 last night. that man died at the scene. police say witnesses told them a dark colored minivan hit that man and drove off. we are now finding out more about last sunday's altercation between a motorcyclist in new york and a man driving with his family in a range rover. there are reports that at least three new york city police officers were among the motorcycle riders involved in the road rage incident. the officers were apparently, though off duty at the time, and at least one of them was an undercover officer who told superiors he did not get involved because he wanted to protect his cover. so far three bikers have been arrested in connection with

that attack. four u.s. soldiers have been killed in southern afghanistan. a military official confirmed they were killed by an explosive device. they were killed during a partnered operation but officials are not providing any other details. 2146 u.s. military members have died in afghanistan. ied's are considered one of the most commonly used weapons in those deaths. president obama says the u.s. is committed to ending its combat mission in afghanistan on time. >> we are going to end combat operations in afghanistan at the end of 2014. >> the president also says negotiations continue about whether or not to leave troops on the ground to serve in training roles. he. police in washington d. c. are reviewing whether it was necessary to kill a woman who rammed a barricade outside the white house. 34-year-old miriam carey led them on a high speed chase.

she was shot and killed near senate building. her family is questioning if police followed protocol. they say kerry was suffering from post partum depression. law enforcements officials say she was delusional and thought president obama was communicating with her. a controversial proposal to close san fransisco parks during certain hours will be considered. under the plan all city parks will close between midnight and 5 a.m. supporters of the legislation say it would keep homeless people fromming living in parks and reduce crime but critics say it would criminalize the homeless. the federal government shutdown is in its first weekend and tourists in new york are not happy. many of the city's federally run attractions are closed. among the biggest disappointment for tourists is the closure of the statue of liberty. some visitors say they plan their train years in advance and hope the government can get its act together. >> the only way i can tolerate this is when i think of the other people suffering for this and how much worse they're

suffering for it other than her not being able to stand next to the statue of liberty. >> the. the u.s. supreme court is back in session tomorrow. the justices will hear oral arguments in six cases. they include a challenge to limits on how much money an individual can donate to federal campaigns and political action committees during each election cycle. despite the government shutdown, the high court will conduct its normal operations. the courthouse will be open to the public during its usual hours. the hundred dollar dollars bill got a facelift and will debut its look tuesday. benjamin franklin's still there. there's a blue 3d security ribbon down the center of the bill. when the bill is turned the ink changes from copper to green. the federal reserve says the changes should make it harder for counterfeiters to replicate that bill. while accepting an award this weekend at her alma mater,

hillary clinton joked about her first interaction with her future husband. >> so i got up and i walked over and i said if you're going to keep looking at me, and i'm going to keep looking back, we at least ought to be introduced. i'm hillary rodham. who are you. >> they graduated from yale law 40 years ago. he sat in the front row dug that acceptance speech. she avoided talking politics and focused on child development and reminiscing. what happens in vegas does not always stay in vegas. the story of a 9-year-old boy who stowed away on a plane bound for sin city. >> i'm updating your numbers. i'll have the latest coming up. hey lena, what ya looking for?

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an investigation is underway in minneapolis after a 9-year-old boy sneaks on to a plane and flies all the way to las vegas. now the boy was apparently able to sneak past security check point, past a gate agent inside and right on to that dell to flight. the whole thing was captured on surveillance video and it wasn't until the plane arrived in nevada that he was questioned by the airline. >> i got an 8-year-old son so that freaked me out. >> that's shocking. >> that's crazy to me. >> in a brief statement, delta said we are investigating the incident and cooperating with

the agencies involved. the child is now in protective custody and is returning to the twin cities. 15 versus 5. that was the scene in stanford last night. a classic it was. ty montgomery, you can't tackle what you can't touch. montgomery taking the opening kickoff 99 yards. he had 290 all purpose yards on the night. want to show you another 39 of them. 17 seconds left in the first half, hogan in the shotgun, montgomery right side, touchdown. 17-7 at half. washington would rally in the second half. stan form holds on for the 31- 28 win. trips to the right, tall day looking, looking, throws, bingo, 89 to chris harper. count down to 1412, the bears had no answer for the cougars offense. a swing pattern on the right side and sides to go on a field trip at his own pace all the

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upper 70s for san fransisco, low 80s for oakland. mid to upper 80s for some of the far inland areas like antioch and brentwood. there's that cooling trend, starts tomorrow kicks in and days with us through wednesday and the slight possibility of a few scattered showers although it looks weak at this point. temperatures bottoming out on wednesday and we begin to rebound on thursday with partly cloudy skies. >> just like that. all right. thanks rosemary. >> that is our report for this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> our next newscast is at 5:00. we'll take a look at the progress being made to turn the coliseum from a baseball to football field. time for the raiders and 9ers to get some wins today. have a beautiful afternoon everybody. at farmers, we make you smarter about insurance.

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