good morning. this is a rare sight in the summertime, particularly in our trout. rain dropping around -- in our drought. rain dropping around the bay area. did you feel it? some people in the north bay

were jolted out of this bed this morning. the earthquake near napa that had the wine country rocking. >> reporter: we're live in campbell, where police are looking for a gunman they say is responsible for robberies and an attempted double homicide. you'll see a new police sketch and you will also hear from the victim's family. plus -- a dangerous salvage operation due to get underway in san francisco this morning. the challenges facing the crews as they try to remove a beached fishing boat from ocean beach. "mornings on 2" begins right now. we're live in vallejo, where folks are seeing a welcomed sight. the illusive rain puddle and rain on the windshield. there's some actual can rainfall recorded this morning in parts of the bay area. coming up in moments, steve will tell us whether this rain will actually amount to

anything significant, important during this drought and alex savidge will show us which parts of the bay area are getting wet. i saw some rain coming in. >> so did i. good morning. i'm tori campbell. >> welcome back. >> thank you. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve you've been tracking stuff. there's real stuff that came down. >> not the fake stuff. >> not the fake stuff. >> real rain. it looks like it's washing out or falling apart. but not before it left decent amounts. .07 in napa and concord. still some light rain around, not a lot. there's a little bit of rain around oakland but it looks like that's kind of washing out. 60s on the temperatures. low clouds and there's even some breaks in the clouds. there is a lot of moisture streaming off the sierra nevada. still some light rain up at truckee, had a nice comment from brian. he said i've been up here 17 remembers. i never remember a summer like this up in tahoe.

interesting comments. a lot of cloud cover. this system looks like it's falling apart as it moves north to south. there will be some very warm and humid conditions. i think towards the south bay and santa clara valley. i would not be surprised if morgan hill and gilroy are close to 90. other areas in the 70s due to the cloud cover and rain. here's tara. thank you, steve. we have a tree down in san mateo county, south of 9. crews are working to clear it because it's blocking one of the lanes. amtrak has delays on the capitol corridor because of police activity. we a vehicle into a pole off tennessee possibly due to the rain. a car crashed into some trees on highway 37 as well as a two- car crash on 780 eastbound, columbus. up next, we have a look at the eastshore freeway. you can see traffic is getting

sort of congested there as you make your way through berkeley. we have quite a bit of backup at the toll plaza. 101 northbound traffic on the right-hand side of your screen there, a little bit of stop and go over the past half-hour as you make the drive toward the airport. it's 7:03. back to the desk. all right. we're following developing news in the north bay where many people are reporting feeling an early-morning earthquake. the 3.2 magnitude quake hit at 5:40 a.m., just about an hour and a half ago. the epicenter is about three miles southwest of napa but on the usgs website people in american canyon, yountville, sonoma and fairfield are saying they felt the jolt. people are also calling into our newsroom and commenting on our facebook page about the surprising wakeup call. so far no, injuries or damage reported. but some people say the jolt knocked stuff off their shelves. police in the south bay hoping a new sketch of a gunman that they say targeted innocent victims will lead to his

arrest. they say this case is a top priority. ktvu's janine de la vega, live in campbell this morning, with more on what happened and also how the father of one of the victims, janine, is reacting. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this is considered a safe area. you will see a lot of families with strollers, dog walkers and just a lot of pedestrian traffic here who use the businesses. it's right across from the prune yard, a popular shopping center. that's why this is unnerving for people who live here and one of the victims left bleeding in this bank parking lot after enjoying a night out with his girlfriend. here is a sketch of the suspect that police just released last night. he is described as a latino man between 20 to 30 years old, 5'6" to 5'10" with a tall to medium build. he was seen leaving in a dark colored sedan. this young couple posted this picture on facebook just hours

before they were shot. police say at 12:30 sunday morning the young woman was walking in the parking lot of the first bank on union and campbell avenues. her boyfriend was in the car when she was approached by a gunman who demanded money. her boyfriend intervened. the couple was shot multiple times. they are recovering at the hospital. but they will survive. >> it was a robbery. the few dollars they had on them and the car to get away was worth more than their lives. the person obviously intended to kill them. >> reporter: police are treating that crime as an attempted double homicide. they say ten minutes prior to that shooting, a gunman robbed a woman at the second street garage, a short distance away next to a popular downtown hang out. that woman was unharmed. investigators believe it was the same suspect that shot the couple. they've increased their presence downtown and hope releasing a sketch of the suspect will bring them new

leads. if you are any information or recognize the man in the sketch, you are asked to call campbell police. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:06. a man suspected of breaking into a fremont house and then sexually assaulting a woman is due to the arraigned today. jamala morris, a convicted felon, was arrested hours after police say he broke into a house on paseo padre parkway on sunday. police say morris waited for a mother and her adult daughter to come home, then police say he tied them up and sexually assaulted the mother. morris, according to police, ran away with money and other items after one of the other residents came back to the home. happening today -- the san jose city council is looking at several options to help address a shortage of police officers and firefighters. the council is voting to put a sales tax measure on the november ballot. the san jose mercury news reports the council is considering several options for how to use that quarter-cent

sales tax. one revenue would be used for all city needs but another would earmark proceeds specifically for police and firefighters. the council is also considering putting a proposal on the ballot that would make changes to measure b which cuts benefits for police and firefighters and that's caused many to leave their jobs. san jose police say critical staffing shortages may be causing a spike in burglaries like this bold break- in caught on camera. surveillance video shows a burglar trying to get in a home by stick sticking his hand in a cart door and use aing a shovel to try to pry the door in. when that doesn't work, he uses a large rock to break in right there. police say the burglar got away with a few watches. if you have any information on this case or any other crime, you are asked to contact san jose police. 7:08. the city of milpitas may vote to support a card room to help generate extra crash. the city council is expected to

consider placing a measure on the ballot asking voters to approve a card room within city limits. city would get millions of dollars through taxes from the card room, supporters say. right now there is a proposal that would allow milpitas to an attract an existing car room in santa clara county like casino matrix or bay 101 in san jose. today, the first highway smart signs are expected to be installed in richmond. these signs are going up along interstate 80 in an effort to help the flow of traffic. the department of trks says the new signs will flash information about traffic accidents, blocked rains and travel times. this is all part of an $80 million smart corridor project. the signs will be turned on next year. hoo golden gate transit workers have -- 450 golden gate transit workers have authorized a strike. they are the ferry captains, the deck hands, bridge iron workers and bus mechanics but

not the bus drivers. they say the latest contract offer includes a raise but it's only enough to cover higher costs of healthcare coverage. a strike would shut down ferry and bus service. workers say they will continue to bargain and no strike date has been set. as you head out the door this morning, you might face some slick roads. that's because parts of the bay area are getting hit by a rare summer rain storm. alex savidge is live in vallejo with more on why this rain is so needed, especially during the drought. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, good morning to you. the rain has come and gone in vallejo this morning. but you can still see some evidence of the storm as it moves through this area. here's the scene behind us. the roads are wet. we're off interstate 80, right at redwood parkway. this is an unusual sight because we don't normally get rain this time of year here in the bay area. we'll show you video taken overnight. this was in martinez where car

windshields collected raindrops and the crowd at the drive-in movie sheet theater -- movie theater. the rain has been mainly right, less than .10. but a bit more did come down in parts of napa and sonoma counties. it's not much but it could set a record, potentially the most ever recorded was .05 inches. now, this is the same monsoonal system that slammed southern california over the weekend. it triggered some dangerous flash flooding conditions and mudslides down to that area. we won't see anything along those lines up here. but as this system moves through the bay area throughout the morning and throughout the day today, it certainly could make the roads a bit wet. they are slick as you head out the door. the chp is urging everyone to slow down and be extra cautious with this summertime rain. we're live in vallejo, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. have to figure out where the windshield wipe remembers in the car again.

you can get weather updates by following our meteorologists on social media. you can find them on facebook and twitter. we're also following developing news in the united kingdom where one person has been arrested for making a false bomb threat on a plane. this is happening out of the manchester airport. fighter jet escorted the -- jets escorted the plane after pilot reported a concern of a possible device on board. this is a picture of the plane and the fighter jet. this is from sky news. passengers are now being allowed off the aircraft and we'll bring you more on this developing news as we get it. also some frightening moments on an flight out of florida when the plane hit severe turbulence, tossing passengers in the air. officials say the flight was headed to asheville, north carolina, when it hit a ratch

of rough air and went into a sudden dive. a flight attendant was serving drinks when the incident happened. three other passengers were also hurt. >> it felt like a bad roller coaster ride. when you see those people flying up and down like in a movie, that's what happened. >> the pilot landed safely at the st. petersburg airport. the airline says all of the passengers who were hurt were not wearing their seat belt. 7:13. well, a dangerous salvage operation in san francisco. we're back out there live, watching that boat out there. live pictures. crews are getting ready to try to retrieve a stranded fishing boat that's still stuck in the surf off ocean beach. but next, a calm, but tense cease fire in gaza. the action israel is taking that's giving hope that peace may be possible.

nothing silent about the weather. it's been very active. there's been some okay rain from napa to concord. there's still a little bit left but temperatures could be hot and humid to the south bay. we will show you a big difference in the temperatures -- coming up. 

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breaking news from afghanistan where at least one american has been killed in an attack. officials say a man dressed in an afghan army uniform opened fire on foreign troops near kabul at a military training academy. about a dozen other americans were hurt in the attack as well as a german brigadier general. the gunman was killed. right now a 72-hour cease fire is in effect between israel and hamas in the gaza strip. want to show you some video from a city in gaza. really been hard hit.

people are making their way back in. they are sifting through the debris looking for any personal belongings. the cease fire was organized by egypt. it took effect at 10:00 p.m. our time. during this cease fire, israel and hamas are expected to hold peace talks in cairo, egypt. israel says all of the ground troops have been pulled out of gaza because of this temporary truce. now, the cease fire took effect after president obama signed a funding package for israel. it will fund israel's iron dome system. that's the line of defense of rocket attacks from gaza. 67 israelis have been killed in the last months. the white house credited the iron dome for saving civilian lives. in palestine, 1900 have died. most of them civilians. 7:17. tomorrow u.s. army sergeant bowe bergdahl is expected to be

formally questioned about his 2009 disappearance and capture by the taliban. sergeant bergdahl was released in may in exchange for five taliban prisoners. a fact-finding probe conducted in the months after his disappearance found that sergeant bergdahl willingly left his post before being captured in afghanistan. he's back on regular duty at an army base in texas. the white house and the senate are fighting over a long- awaited report on the cia's use of harsh interrogation method on suspected terrorists. the president revealed in the immediate aftermath of 911 some cia agents used torture during their interrogations. the report is set to be released to the public but right now, the two sides are at odds over the administration's deletion of fake names from the public version of the report. the white house says that information has been deemed to be sensitive national security

information. but the senate claims the report cannot be read properly with about 15% of the words blacked out. 7:18. we both saw rain coming in. >> yes, we did. >> tara, you are in for sal. you say rain is affecting traffic in vallejo. >> we've had quite a few accidents pop up over the past 45 minutes. if you take a look at the maps, you can see the stents. the freshest one at lake herman road, a car into a ditch. so definitely take it easy out there on the roadways. they are rain slicked. the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is backed up. give yourself an extra 20 minutes. 280 in san jose is looking pretty good at this hour. we want to mention with amtrak, we had the delays on the capitol corridor. we have more residual delays, 30 to 90 minutes we're told because of police activity between sacramento and davis. let's go to steve. a lot going on here.

you need to give me a mulligan on the forecast highs. they are just absolutely almost imupon because they are cloud -- impossible because they are cloud driven. one projection for napa was 87. another one was 72. one has clouds. the other clears the clouds. south bay, even though it's mostly cloudy, i expect upper 80s to 90 for morgan hill and gilroy. the light rain has been the story. a lot of moisture continues to stream down. we've had decent amounts, it looks like most of this is falling apart. light rain around clayton, martinez, concord, benicia, antioch towards brentwood and oakley. it looks like from byron over to the altamont pass. that's reaching the ground. the moisture farther west is moving away from the energy source, that's the low favorer sacramento to tahoe. yountville .04. cordelia, .02 and a trace there may be more in the backyard.

napa, .07. concord .07. still, iselle is a hurricane. there's signs it's weakening. also some upper level shear kind of stretching it apart a little bit and moving into slightly cooler water, even though it's very low last latitude. there's no updates or warnings but there will be later today or tomorrow. the moisture continues to wrap back around pretty decent rain up in chico, paradise. 60s on these temperatures. any sun today and i will tell you it will feel trobl. put an umbrella in the drink. there will be a lot of humidity. if you are far to the north, you have a better opportunity. there is a hot streaming off the sierra. really good rain. not so much in the way of thunderstorms. there's a few that are possible. you get a few breaks in the cloud. not much in the way of anything now. it looks like everything is done. there is a little bit stretching back over to novato. hercules.

i doubt much of that is reaching the ground. if it is, it won't last long. clouds, rain. warm and humid to the south. especially san jose south. it could be really tropical. tough call on the highs again. 60s, 70s and 80s. clearlake, 84. novato, 78. san ralph fe. 74. if the clouds clear, they will go to 90. pleasanton, 83. alameda, 74. here's where it gets tough. upper 80s to near 90 for gilroy, san jose at 80. santa clara, 82. yet, you got 60s, 70s and low 80s in the city. south san francisco and on the peninsula. still clouds in the area on wednesday maybe one more day of some possible showers. then it clears out on thursday and then temperatures will bump up a little bit. humidity is still gonna be high, though. >> thank you. questions about ambulance service in san francisco. >> it's shameful. that response time is shameful. >> how patients are often left waiting when every minute counts. and google confirms it helped police catch a suspected

criminal after spotting something disturbing in his e- mail. why this case is causing a big debate over privacy.

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7:24. firefighters will be out again today assessing the damg from a fire at an historic hotel in san francisco. the three-alarm fire broke out around noon yesterday at the vacant renwar hotel on mack alley ster near market. the hoe -- mcalister near market. the hotel was built in 1984 but is currently undergoing a renovation. seven construction workers had to be treated for smoke inhalation. damage from the fire is expected to set back the renovation schedule by several weeks. and san francisco is still getting free wi-fi around the city. it's just taking longer than expected, according to the examiner. a year ago, google gave san francisco $600,000 to set up

free wireless internet service in at least 31 public parks, plazas and recreation centers. supervisor mark farrell originally said the system would be up and running by last spring. the examiner reports most of the sites are connect and testing has started in union square and nine other locations. supervisor farrell now says it should all be working next month. google confirms. it played a key role in the arrest of a suspected child poev gracher -- pornographer in houston. special scanning technology alerted them to porn graphic images in the gmail account of this man. google says it only uses the so- called hashing technology to identify images of child sexual abuse. but that screening has raised privacy concerns.

>> i'm just surprised there are not privacy laws that prohibit them from scanning every e- mail. >> i disagree with them for advertising and targeting but when it comes to illegal activity, i think it's fair enough. >> internet privacy advocates at the electronic frontier foundation, they say the public needs to really understand, free services are not really free. 7:27 bringing unaccompanied immigrant children to the south bay. the efforts to move children from overcrowded detention facilities to homes here in the bay area. >> reporter: we're live in ocean beach, where crews continue to remove a 40-foot fishing boat from ocean beach. coming up, the dangerous work ahead and the mystery behind the ship's captain. if we take a look at highway 24 through la fayette. you can see that traffic is pretty intense as you are driving toward the caldecott tunnel. we also have hot spots to tell you about in the south bay

next. morning rain. yes, rain. for some. not everybody. definitely north bay and east bay kind of letting up. temperatures could be all over the place. we'll tell but that coming up. q

7:30. we're live at ocean beach in san francisco this morning where a tricky salvage operation is set to get

underway to remove that fishing boat that is stuck in the surf. ktvu's brian flores has been following the story since early yesterday morning. coming up in two minutes he will tell us about the mystery that is still surrounding the ship's captain. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. you know i'm -- i'm your deputy. i stepped outside. >> some people on facebook and twitter said the rain smells fantastic. finally some rain. we need it. not everybody is in on it. but it looks like it's falling apart as it tracks a turn from brentwood to tracy. not much in the way of anything left. there was some pretty good amounts. concord up to napa .07. that's not bad for early august. 60s on the temperatures. these really haven't budged all morning long. a lot of moisture continues to stream off the sierra. there is a definite dividing

line between clouds and no clouds. any rain would be light. it might pick up later especially north to south. it looks like things are winding down. warm and humid, slar valley. any sunbreaks and you are gonna feel it. otherwise 70s and 80s. here's tara. the tree that went down on highway 35 on your hey to -- on your way to half moon bay has been cleared. amtrak delays continue. you will still be waiting a half-hour until the system gets back on track. you can see northbound traffic on the right has been moving but it's been stop and go as you make the drive toward the san jose airport. the 280 at 280 at the at -- finally in the east bay, is a look at the baypoint/pittsburg

area. very slow going, extremely sluggish as you drive westbound toward concord. back to the desk. >> thank you. happening now -- crews are beginning the dangerous work of removing a 38-foot fishing boat that's been stuck along the shore line on san francisco's oaks beach-- ocean beach. brian flores is out there now. >> reporter: work is starting relatively well this morning. cawrg crews are out here -- coast guard crews are out here now. the boat remains in the ocean refly close to the shore line. but very difficult work trying to put it back on the beachhead. you can see a private dive company has died the boat to the dull dozer. that bulldozer will pull it out of the water. they've been working to try to do that throughout this morning. it looks like they are trying to do that and it should be out within the hour according to the people i spoke with.

we were there as a private salvage tied a tether around it to keep it in place. the boat was close enough to touch but what made it tift was the -- difficult was the breakers in and out. the other thing they had to do was unload 300 gallons of diesel. once the boat is on the shore line, then they will remove the fuel from the ship as well as two batterys that were on board as well. >> well, the breakers are coming in every time a breaker hits, it washes ashore and then have to wait for the rip current to take you out. >> this all started yesterday around 3:30 when officials say timothy lie brand, the captain -- lybrand, radioed a friend that his boat was taking on

water. he was about 20 miles from shore when he gave the may day call. he was jumping ship he said and had a life vest. after searching for eight hours, they suspended the search around noontime and the mystery of where he is, that remains a mystery this morning. crews are trying to remove the vote from the ocean this morning. you see the u.s. coast guard crews are here as well as parker diving and salvage company. they are the ones responsible for removing the boat from the water. once they remove the boat from the water, then they will try to tee mollish it and send -- demolish it and send it to the army corps of engineers. if my photographer can look to the debris, that debris washed up on shore. this is new debris. san francisco police officer was here going through the debris. it's a bunch of clothes, looks like some rope. san francisco police are working with the coast guard to try to figure out where

timothy lybrand may be. back to you. >> thank you. 7:35. investigators are trying to figure out if alcohol played a role in a boat crash on lake tahoe that killed a couple. the boat was speeding when it slammed into a dock at meeks bay. pictures show the damage to the hull of the boat. the victims were were from san ramon. one of them was a well- respected psychiatrist and her husband helped with her practice. the neighbors say the couple would often take their boat out in the summer. >> they pretty much took it out every weekend. it was an older boat. i would see them leave saturday morning and come back saturday night late. >> autopsies ons are scheduled for sometime this week. crews are heading up to lake tahoe to help with a boat that got stuck on a sand bear.

nearly 300 people had to be rescued from the tahoe queen when it got stuck yesterday off rankin beach off the -- raging beach. there are reports that it took several passengers hours to get the passengers off the boat. new details about a crash in san leandro late last night involving a stolen car that injured two people. it started with a chase after police tried to pull over a reported stolen car. that car ended up crashing into another car at east 14th and parent streets after running a red light and driving the wrong way on the road. police say 30-year-old david benino was driving the stolen car. the police say they are both lucky to be alive especially when you see how much damage was caused in the crash.

caltrain tracks in burlingame have reopened after a deadly accident last night. a train hit a man near the broadway station about 9:00 last night. no one on the train was hurt. the investigation continues now into why that man was on the tracks. it is the 6th death on caltrain tracks this year. 7:37. there's new information this morning about a string of wildfires burning in northern california. cooler weather is helping firefighters make progress on several fires including the day fire in modock county. that fire is 6 0% contained. firefighters are also still working to gain control of two wildfires burning in has that you and lassen county -- shasta and lassen county. the fire has burned more than 39,000 acres since being sparked by lightning last wednesday. it's 20% contained.

firefighters continue to battle the fire four miles southeast of burney. that fire has burned more than 28,000 acres and is just 10% contained. a bear cub injured in a wildfire in washington state is recovering near lake tahoe. the six-month old cub was found in the debris of a destroyed home in central washington state. she has burns on much of her body but wildlife officials are optimistic. if all goes well, the bear will be returned to the pacific northwest and released back into the wild. we're learning more about what led up to the shooting of an iraq war veteran last friday just three blocks away from his home in antioch. 32-year-old brandon, a marine, who served three tours of duty. he's in stable condition with wounds to his chest, arm and stomach. now, a family friend told the contra costa times that he yelled at a passing car to slow

down. but someone in that car started shooting. happening today, thousands of people around the country will take a stand against crime for national nightout. it's the annual event encouraging people to get out of the house, get to know your neighbors by holding block parties. the city of oakland is hoping to set a new record for national nightout with 675 block parties. similar events will be held from menlo park to napa and at six party stations including the fruitvale station. you are also being asked to turn your porch lights on to show support for crime prevention. the board of supervisors is set to discuss a program about immigrants from central america to cross the border illegally. the plan calls for the county to coordinate with host families to provide temporary housing for undocumented,

unaccompanied immigrant children. this would get them out of the overcrowded detention centers until a court decides if they can stay in the united states. in the next half-hour, janine de la vega will brick us a live report from -- bring us a live report from a rally and news conference that community groups have organized to encourage county leaders to support the plan. new concerns about emergency response times in san francisco after two serious accidents involving muni vehicles. the crashes happened last friday, ten minutes apart. more than 40 people were hurt causing emergency workers to ask neighboring counties to help with ambulances and 911 calls. records obtained by ktvu show ambulance response times range from 20 to 90 minutes in the last week of july. target time for some types of emergency calls is just ten minutes. >> it indicates we're short personnel and equipment and we need to step up our game. >> the san francisco fire department has received $3

million to help purchase new ambulances and hire 16 more emergency workers. but officials say the new ambulances will mostly replace the older ones. 19 minutes before 8:00. carmers stranded in southern california -- campers stranded in california. in 25 minutes, the cleanup after several mudslide and why crews are not sure how bad the damage is. plus -- a second american infected with ebola arrived back in the u.s. this morning. the treatment she's about to receive that could help others suffering from this potentially deadly disease. we have some updates to let you know about on the peninsula. we'll let you know exactly where. first a live look at the san mateo bridge where we have backup in the westbound direction.

the patient infected with ebola touched down in bangor, maine to refuel and is on her way to atlanta. she will now join her colleague, dr. kent brantly. dr. brantly has the virus and was thrown to emory university hospital over the weekend. both patients are being treated with an experimental symptom known only as zimap.

within an hour of receiving the serum. we understand that dr. brandt le acondition improved drat matically. the world health organization says the virus has infected 1600 people. the death toll nearly 900. most cases are in west africa and liberia, sierra leone and twin -- guinea. the peace corps now eevacuating volunteers from the area -- evacuating volunteers from the area. this man from sacramento was evacuated. now, mount see know hospital in new york also -- sinai hospital is new york admitted a man who had recently been to west after frif cau, we showing symptoms of ebola -- from west africa showing symptoms of ebola. but the doctors say he most likelies to not have the virus. tests are being done to ensure and the man has been placed in

isolation just to be safe. now, the world bank has pledged $ $200 emergency to help africa deal with this crisis. 7:46. back here at home, a warning in the north bay about a man who may be impersonating a police officer. last month, a known gang member was pulled over by sonoma county sheriff's deputies. the man was driving a crown victoria that used to be a police car. when that car was searched, authorities say they found a complete kit of law enforcement tools like a scanner, handcuffs, a badge, a flashlight, even crime scene tape but most alarming they found a replica .5357 revolver -- .357 rerevolver -- revolver. the man is described as latino

in his 30s, had a goatee and several tattoos. his name is being withheld because he's not accused of a crime at this point. if you have had an encounter with a car that we described with the description of the man, contact the sonoma county sheriff's office. there was a special visitor last night at the as game in oakland. a possum there wandered on the field in the 10th inning. according to the team, he had been seen near the bullpen. they thought it was a rat. another player joked "gonna have to give him a name and get him a jersey." the oakland as won against the rays 3-2 in the 10th inning. maybe the opossum was good luck. >> who left the door?

[laughter] let's get back to tara right now. what just happened in richmond? >> if you are using the richmond parkway and heading towards gerard and castro, please know that gerard is closed between ohio. this according to police who say a tanker truck lost some of its tires as it was traveling over the train tracks. officers say it will take a few hours to get the mess cleaned up. we have a freeway onramp shut down on 280 southbound. a tow truck driver was helping clear an accident when he was hit by a car. the ramp was shut down. you will probably be sitting in traffic for about ten minutes, it looks like there are some other delays as well on 35. let's now take a look at san mateo bridge, you can see traffic very gridlocked as you make the way westbound. give yourself extra time there and at the bay bridge, same story an extra 15, 20 minutes if you are headed into san francisco. 7:49. let's head over to steve.

>> all right. thank you. we do have a lot of cloud cover. either low clouds or high clouds. mostly cloudy i should say. there is a few sunbreaks. it's currently raining in walnut creek. two people say it's raining there. appreciate the information this morning. great information. you can get me on twitter spweather. i'm also on facebook. a lot of cloud cover but it looks like most of the rain is winding down. this just in, concord now, there's some of that rain over walnut creek la fayette, maybe, not too much but a little bit. had rain in clayton. concord, towards the altamont pass. take concord and put them -- sorry, napa. but concord has .08. pretty good rain for august. napa is .07. yountville, .04. cordelia, .02. a lot of reports of a trace. i'm sure there were some areas that came in at .01 or .02. iselle is tracking towards the

hawaiian islands. it will move into slightly cooler weather and that would weaken up. one forecast model has it falling apart by tomorrow. it should maintain some component of a tropical system once it arrives. don't cancel any plans. but the big island will be in rain for a lot of rain. our low is in the sacramento valley. our key is, it's wrapping back this moisture this way. even though the rain has ended now, it may drive towards parts oflake county. mendocino county and marin county, sonoma as it starts to dive in. if you get any breakups, we could get buildups. so far they've been rainers. coming out of chico, where they've had rain, it's close. if it's not on parts of northern lake county. 60s on the temperatures. 50s. there is an okay breeze. dave, i just stepped outside.

just stepped -- a little breeze there. oakland has a west at 8. concord has a westerly. fairfield, westerly. we have the clouds coming in from east to west. underneath that we have the fog. there is a lot of moisture coming wrapping back around over the sacramento valley. a lot of this will be to the north. and then maybe diving down on us. that's the hard part. there's that band over walnut creek. clouds, rain, rain for some. warm and humid to the santa clara valley. i think upper 80s to near 90 would not surprise me. the tropical clouds are in place. 74, san rafael. novato, 78. petaluma, 77. north bay more in line for rain later as that next ban rolls in. 78 os for some. these are all again depending upon the cloud cover if the cloud cover breaks it -- you will be 5, 7 degrees lower than that. it will feel tropical like towards the santa clara valley.

70s, 80s, 60s on the coast. very mild air mass. clouds, rain, maybe a little bit of shower activity wednesday. by then it should be out of here wednesday night/thursday. it looks like we'll get upper 80s later in the week. >> thank you. san francisco-based pandora radio is looking at ways to expand its service. the biggest internet radio company is considering moving beyond music. pandora's chief financial officer says sports news and talk radio are also possible options. the radio is available in 33% of all new cars. just when you thought it was safe to get into the water, coming up in 20 minutes, where shark sightings are happening. a loot more along the california coast. adopted by a millionaire. the long journey that took a dog from the shelter into the lap of luxury.

if you have dined recently at pg chang's, check your credit card statement the restaurant chain says hackers may have stolen information from credit cards used at 33 pf chang's in 16 states includingate of them right here in -- eight of them in california. one of them is in the stanford shopping center. that breach happened during an eight-month period up until this past june. customers who eight at the affected restaurants, check your financial record for any suspicious activity. a kansas dog is making deadlines this morning after she walked 30 miles to the owner who originally gave her up. even after the remarkable journey, the family said they still didn't want to keep her and took the dog back to the shelter. after several posts on social media, a woman named helen rich called the shelter with an interest in adopting lady.

and she's not only rescued several animals over the years. she's the heiress to the wrigley gum company. she flew in a private jet and brought the dog back to her home in florida. >> lady deserves to have the best possible life for bringing attention to all of the others like her. so lady will have the chance to roam free with 300 other animals. so quite -- quite a journey for her. >> that's the story of the day. 7:57. just about an hour from now, one bay area community will tackle that hot issue of kids illegally crossing the u.s. border. coming up in the 8:00 hour, the action being proposed. this could affect some local families. rain in the bay area. something many of us have not seen in a while. how long it will last and the areas that will be impacted the most. >> 280 in san jose, looking kind of congested at this hour. we also have a problem up in

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well, good morning to you. these are live pictures. we're in san jose right now. a rally is underway pushing city leaders to approve a plan to bring immigrant children who cross the u.s. border illegally to the south bay. that's what these folks are talking about. the idea is to get those children out of overcrowded detention facilities while they wait for a judge to decide if they can stay here in the u.s. now, ktvu's janine de la vega is out there now talking with supporters of the plan. coming up in minutes, she will tell us where the children live temporarily if the plan is approved. stay tuned for that. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." tuesday, it's august 5th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it feels like i'm still in the midwest. >> no doubt about it. the humidity factor has been high for about four, fire weeks now. -- five weeks now. today is no exception. there will be muggy conditions to the south bay.

some rain looks like it's falling apart. there is another band moving in from the north. had light rain in walnut creek. a little bit around mt. diablo. also altamont pass. most of it is winding down. here comes the next band favoring mendocino county also lake county, northern napa county in line and maybe sonoma county later on and marin. that looks to be the focus wrapping back around there is a lot of fog out there. if you get a west wind, it's on the chilly side. the temperatures are just rarin' to go but they can't because of the cloud cover. there's definitely breaks to the south. here comes the next band. off and on a lot of cloud cover, some rain, farther north better opportunity. farther south better bet for sun and muggy conditions. highs from 60s to almost 90s. here's tara. all right. thank you, steve. a bit of a traffic snarl in richmond this morning. a couple of manhole covers on the richmond parkway became dislodged causing a tanker truck to lose tires as it was crossing the train track.

the parkway between ohio and mcdonald is shut down. police say it may take a few hours to get the mess cleaned up. alex savidge is on scene and will join us with a live report. let's take a look at the maps. wanted to zoom in here on our biggest hot spot. it's in the east bay, 880 southbound through high ward is a mess right now -- hayward is a mess right now. if you can take 238, i would advise it. we'll head to the san mateo bridge, where traffic is still looking slow as you drive westbound. and congestion at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's been bump since 4:00 this morning. also sluggish across the span. give yourself an extra 15, 20 minutes. right now a rally in san jose is supporting a plan to bring children who enter the u.s. illegally to come live with host families n south bay. now, there are the children left in detention centers after they cross the border

illegally. janine de la vega is out in san jose talking to people who support this plan. >> reporter: a news conference just got underway at the county building where you can see these immigrant rights activists have gathered. they are passionate when they talk about thousands of children from mexico and central america who are escaping violence but are caught at the border. county officials have taken notice. the county will look at a program with host families willing to host them. it would provide legal representation for the children. advocates say these children are fleeing countries such as honduras and el salvador without their parents to get away from violence, section abuse, gangs and drug cartels. >> the majority of the kids have never been to this country before. they just know their way of living wherever they are from,

whether it's guatemala, el salvador, it's bad. they live in fear over there. anywhere besides there, it's better. >> reporter: president obama called the numbers of immigrant children risking their lives to come here a humanitarian crisis and asked a bill to help. but the senate blocked a portion of the bill. the government plans to close three emergency shelters in the u.s. for the children because they've observed numbers are declining and other existing shelters are nonexistent. they are pushing the county supervisors to approve of this program, the county supervisors meeting begins at 9:00 a.m. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 8:04. we're also following developing news in the north bay. a lot of people were joemed awake -- joem -- were jolted

awake by an earthquake at 5:40 this morning. the epicenter three miles southwest of name. you look at the usgs website, people in american canyon, yountville, sonoma and fairfield, they felt it, too. a lot of people called into our ktvu newsroom and they are commenting on our facebook page about that wakeup call. so far, no injuries, no damage reported but people say the jolt did knock things off their shelves early this morning. campbell police are increasing patrols after a woman was robbed at gunpoint ten minutes before another couple was shot multiple times. both incidents happened early sunday morning and police say they believe the same person is responsible. the couple, a 31-year-old diving instructor and his 23- year-old girlfriend, were shot in the parking lot behind the first bank branch at campbell and union avenues. police say they were approached by a gunman who demanded money, and then opened fire. the father of the male victim says both are expected to

survive. >> i can't comprehend this kind of thing. and for someone to do this, the desperation must be so bad that, i mean, i just -- how can you not have any value on life? >> police say ten minutes before the shooting, the same suspect robbed a woman at gunpoint at the second street garage a short distance away. this is a police zech -- sketch. he's described as a latino man in his 30s. a man suspected of breaking into a fremont home and sexually assaulting a woman inside is scheduled to be arraigned today. officers arrested convicted felon jamala morris hour after he broke into a -- hours after he broke into a home. it happened on sunday. police say he waited for a mother and her adult daughter to come home and then tied them up and sexually assaulted the

mother. morris ran away with money and other items after a male resident returned to the home. today, the first highway smart signs they are being installed in richmond. signs are going up along 80 in in an effort to help the flow of traffic. the transportation department says the new signs which will be turned on will flash information about traffic accidents blocked lanes and travel times. the signs are part of an $80 million smart corridor pro project. an uber driver has been removed from the app after his car hit a man on saturday near polk and geary. police say the 56-year-old driver lost control of his car while having a seizure. he hit that man and three parked cars. now, both people are in the hospital. they were hospitalized. they are expected to be okay. officials say they may reinstate the driver after he undergoes a medical review. 450 golden gate transit

workers authorized a strike. workers include ferry captains, tech hands, bridge iron workers and bus mechanics but not bus drivers. they say the golden gate's bridge's latest contract offer includes a raise but it's not enough to cover the increased costs -- it's only enough to cover healthcare coverage. a strike would shut down ferry and bus service. the workers will continue to barg and no -- bargain and no strike has been authority iced. steven morris was reported missing saturday. friends say he went for a hike up to billy's peak and never returned. because the area is so rugged, the search would not begin until the next morning. in southern california, crews continue to clean is up several mudslides that stranded

hundred of people. the slides happened sunday during a rain storm in the areas of forest falls and mount baldy about 75 miles east of los angeles. campers are still stranded. some roads are still blocked and about 15 homes have been seriously damaged. >> it was getting up as high as the car. >> one driver was killed when his car went off the road and into a creek. crews are now going house to house helping people affected by the mudslide. financial losses are expected to be in the millions of dollars. 8:09. we have an update to developing news we've been following out of afghanistan and in just the last hour, we've found out that the u.s. soldier killed in, a

man dressed up in an afghan army uniform opened fire on northern troops near kabul at a military training academy. the u.s. official was telling the associated press about a dozen of the victims were americans. now, german army officials are reporting the other victims were members of nato. we'll keep following the information and bring you the latest information as soon as we get it in. a lawsuit filed by pg&e shareholders over the san bruno pipeline explosion will be allowed to move forward. that's after a san mateo superior court judge lifted a stay that was put in place while the utility reached settlements in more than 200 civil lawsuits filed by victim's families. eight people were killed. more than 66 people were hurt in the 2010 explosion that leveled 38 homes. the lawsuit accuses pg&e of violating pipeline safety regulations and trying to block

a government investigation into the blast. pg&e says it has made major safety improvements in the wake of the san bruno explosion including technology that can instantly pinpoint gas leaks. the utility says it is now able to monitor conditions in realtime using helicopters, ground crews and vehicles equipped with sensors that can rapidly detect leaks. pg&e says that technology could be especially important after an earthquake or even heavy rain. >> it's a thousand times more sensitive than traditional legacy equipment. it's much faster. finds a lot more leaks about 80% more leaks. >> however, pg&e could still be fined more than a billion dollars if it is found criminally liable for the san bruno explosion in a federal case and the state public utilities commission could also fine the company more than $2 billion.

all right. 8:11. very tricky salvage operation underway right now on san francisco's ocean beach. we've been out there all morning. what crews are doing to remove that stranded fishing boat from the surf. developing news in the united kingdom. the reason a passenger jet was escorted by fighter jets to britain's manchester airport this morning. and let's take a look at the eastern span of the bay bridge which you can see traffic is moving. we do have a sig-alert issued okay the peninsula to tell you about. we'll let you know the details straight ahead. there's another band of rain rotating in off the northern sacramento valley.

8:14. happening today, the nixon presidential library in yorba linda, california will start releasing tapes of the former president talking about his fall from grace. it's been 40 years since president nixon resigned. ten years after he left the white house, nixon sat down with a former aide to discuss the entire water gate scandal. the first tape, he talks about the day he decided to resign. the final tape which will be released on saturday includes the former president remembering his final day at the white house. we're still following developing news in the united kingdom where one person has been arrested for making a false bomb threat on a plane. this is happening at britain's

manchester air where a flight landed -- where a flight landed safely. fighter jets escorted this plane after the pilot reported concerns about a possible device on board. this is a picture of the plane. fighter jets escorted it. passengers are being allowed to get off that plane. we'll bring you more on this still-developing story as we get it in. meantime, passengers on a flight from new jersey to pittsburgh also had some terrifying moments. their plane filled up with smoke and forced the pilot to make an emergency landing. our sister station in pittsburgh received this photo. the plane did land safely at the pittsburgh airport last night. passengers were rushed off the plane. the crews searched it for about a half-hour but they couldn't find the cause of that smoke on there, although they think it came from the cargo area. >> all right. 8:16. want to check in with tara

filling in for sal. there is a sig-alert on the peninsula. >> not good. >> we told but this accident earlier in san bruno. this is where the tow truck driver was hit by a car. let's take a look right now at our maps we can show you. this is where it happened. northbound 280 san bruno avenue offramp was shut down as that sig-alert is still in effect. we're told it should be clearing soon. traffic as you can see in the southbound direction has been affected. let's head over to the macarthur maze. you can see that traffic on the right-hand side of your screen looks a little slow as you are trying to get off 580. but it looks like it's pretty clear. not too many delays to get to the toll plaza. but there are delays once you better give yourself an extra 15 minutes. let's head over to steve. thank you, tara. thanks to everybody who sent in great energy be it rain

information. mainly north bay/east bay. there are signs that the entire bay area could see possible rain. concord, you are the winner today. .08. that's really good for august. napa, .07. vallejo, thank you, william, .06. yountville, .04. and cordelia. there were a bunch of locations that had a trace. most of it is done for now. a couple of stages coming in. you can see what's left. there's not a lot left. we had rain in oakley, brentwood, pretty good rain in benicia. walnut creek had some. things are now kind of winding down. there is a lot of cloud cover. here comes the next band coming in from the northern sacramento valley right there heading into lake county, mendocino county, although talking with chloe up there. she says it feels like rain. it's getting close. some of that will dive into northern sonoma county. this is the cloud/rain forecast. i don't show this all of the time. this one is very interesting. the reason it's going to show

you rain here is because it's taking the low in the sacramento valley and bringing it right over us. therein is why you will see more rain. fairfield, napa to voer santa rosa -- to santa rosa. then a break. and there could be thunderstorms embedded over napa at 6:00 and the entire bay area at 7:00, 8:00. could be some thunderstorms. eventually sweeps out even a little bit wednesday morning. the key is if that low, if the low does this, it will happen. you will get a lift in the atmosphere. the next and coming in is definitely focusing wrapping back in going north to south. 60s on the temperatures. some of these are itching, raring to go. there's a decent breeze and fog bank out there. there's so much going on. 56, 58.

64 ukiah. 66 sacramento. there was really good rain up in the northern part of the state, about a third, almost 4/10. .25 for some. i mean, this is good. so far there has not been much in the way of lightning for us. we'll take the rain. here comes the next band starting to rotate in. it starts to lose its energy source. but i think there's enough here that we'll pick up a little bit of these rainbands later on. a clot of cloud cover. some rain. rain for some. i think we're getting some rain except to the north. muggy humid to the bay. it could be -- like you are on an island. walnut creek 80. hayward, 80. 75 in berkeley. here's where it gets warm to hot, morgan hill, gilroy. humidity to match. could be brutal. 60s, 70s, 80sen the peninsula. if the cloud cover stays in

place, it will be cooler. if the skies part, we get sun. thinks by thursday start to -- things by thursday start to calm down. a little bit warmer. not real hot. a warning for beachgoers in central california after a fourth confirmed shark sighting this summer. all have been spotted in san san luis san luis obispo. great white sharks show up on the pacific coast when they are migrating. over the weekend, a fisherman saw a very large shark outside of the harbor entrance in morro bay. >> the size is about 18 feet. a pretty good size. >> it was big enough to get your butt out of the water and not want to go back in. >> yeah. we'll need a bigger boat. remember that line from jaws? last month a shark bit a surfboard causing the surfer to fall off. then a shark was spotted near

pismo beach. people can enter the water but at their own risk. >> wow. >> i would stay out. >> put my toe in. that's about it. >> way back. 8:21. a second american with the deadly ebola virus, now in the u.s. coming up in 24 minutes, where she's being taken and the experimental treatment being used to deal with that virus. google confirms it helped police bust a suspected criminal after spotting something suspicious in his e- mail. on august 4th, two unsuspecting men walked in to a mcdonald's and discovered an extraordinary burger with heaps of jalapeños... ...for only two dollars. within minutes, they had also discovered the phenomenon of "economnomnomics" nomnom... nom? nom nom the jalapeño double,

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welcome back. 8:24. happening today, closing arguments continue in the case of a former concord elementary schoolteacher accused of molesting more than a dozen students. prosecutors say joseph martin inappropriately touched 14 male students at woodside elementary including students with learning disabilities. now, martin denies the charges but he admits he was affection knit with students and that he -- affectionate with students and tried to calm those with attention deficit disorder by patting them on their chests and backs. if convicted, he could get life in policen. google is confirming is played a key role in the arrest of a child pornographer in houston. company officials say special scanning technology alerted them to pornographic images in the gmail account of this man.

google changed the terms of service four months ago to allow searches of e-mail content. google says it only uses the so- called hashing technology to identify images of child sexual abuse. but that has people voicing privacy concerns. >> i'm just surprised that there are not privacy laws that prohibit them from scanning every e-mail. >> i disagree with it for advertising and for targing those things. when it comes to illegal activity, i think it's fair enough. >> internet privacy advocates say the people needs to understand free services are not really free. time is 8:26. san francisco, getting free wi- fi around the city. it's just taken longer than expected according to the san francisco examiner. a year ago, google gave san francisco $600,000 to set up

free wireless internet service in at least 31 public parks, plazas and recreation centers. supervisor mark farrell originally said it would be up and running by last spring. the examiner reports most sites are connected and test something started in union -- testing started in union. the supervisor said it should all be working by next month. still ahead, two cars smashed beyond recognition and an innocent driver hurt in the east bay. we'll tell you about this crime that police say led up to this. >> reporter: we're live in ocean beach where crews continue to move a boat that's been stranded since yesterday. mum the new information that we are -- coming up, the new information we're learning about the ship's captain. >> we have an incident on the peninsula that's just cleared. sig-alert has been lifted. we'll tell you about that. but first here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. plenty of low clouds in

place. high clouds, had rain for a while. it looks like a warm and humid day to the spay-- to the south bay.

good morning. welcome back. these are live pictures. we are on ocean beach in san francisco. new information coming in now about that abandoned boat at san francisco's ocean beach. according to law enforcement officials, the man that witnesses say they saw jumping from that boat is actually a wanted man. now, brian flores is out there. he's been out there since 6:00 this morning. mum in a couple of minutes -- coming up, brian will have more

on the clue that indicates that the man missing is wanted and may be on the run. steve, i heard from a viewer, stacy in hawaii, watching us in maui. checking for your forecast. >> a couple of days away for iselle. there's two, iselle and julio. they are expected to weaken considerably. it's thursday before anything would happen. no warnings or watches. we had some rain this morning. it's pretty much over with, a lot of cloud cover. there's clouds in the south bay. the next round is coming in from the northern sacramento valley taking aim at mendocino county, lake county. northern napa and sonoma later. the low looks like it's coming over us that will provide an oomph to get some lifting going on. that may give us another round of showers or thundershowers. there's a breeze in place along with the low cloud deck. you can see moisture coming in

streaming in here. it's definitely online. nothing yet but it's beginning to work its way to the north and i think is lot of this will dive south. south bay, warm and humid. a lot of cloud. some rain, a possibility of some thundershowers later around 5:00, 6:00. near 90 morgan hill and gilroy. here's tara. >> we have a sig-alert in vallejo, 37 westbound before mare island. let's take a look at our maps. we can show you where the stent is. this is -- where this accident is. this is a big rig. they are working to try to get the big rig out of there. it's blocking one of the lanes. there is a tow truck on the way. but i guess they are having trouble finding one big enough to get the rig out of there. definitely experiencing backups in vallejo. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, where the congestion has been the same since 6:00. give yourself extra time if you are headed in the city. finally at the san mateo

bridge, we did see heavy backup in the westbound direction. it looks like it's moving. it's slow going as you make the drive forwards foster city. back to the desk. we're following breaking news out of richmond. part of the richmond parkway is shut down because of a tanker truck accident. alex savidge just got there. what's going on out there? >> reporter: well, dave, good morning to you. crews out here are working hard to get richmond parkway reopened in this area. let me give you a look at what's going on behind us here. you have the richmond fire department. they are dealing with a potentially dangerous situation out here. this is a hazardous materials situation for them because this is a tanker truck that's become disabled in the middle of the roadway. there's fuel. this truck is out of commission because it has several flat tires. crews are offloading the fuel that's on that truck onto other tanker trucks here. this all began about 4:15 this

morning and this incident was a tanker truck that went over a metal plate in the roadway near the railroad tracks in this area. as it went over the metal plate that became dislodged and that metal plate caused damage to the truck and caused several flat fires. that's when it became disabled in the middle of the roadway. that's why richmond parkway is closed between ohio avenue and west mcdonald avenue. that's something to keep in mind. we do understand that it will take quite a bit of time, several more hours potentially until they can get this moved out of the way. bear that in mind. we're live this morning in richmond, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. 8:34. we're also getting new details now about the captain of that 38-foot fishing boat that became stuck on the shoreline of san francisco's ocean beach.

ktvu's brian flores live out there now telling us what we're hearing about an outstanding warrant for that missing captain. good morning, brian. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we're just learning new information now about the ship's captain. it it is adding to the miss -- to the mystery surrounding what happened. we spoke with an official -- [audio difficulties] >> reporter: the captain has an arrest warrant out for hill. it's believed he is -- out for him. it's believed he's alive and running from the police. i'm gonna step aside. the other work going on is that coast guard crews along with a private salvage company are working to remove the boat from the ocean. it's kind of stuck on the shoreline there. they are having issues because of the amount of water and the amount of mud that's inside the boat. but there's still a lot of work to do left this morning. we were there last night in fact as we go to video of the

private salvage company in cooperation with the coast guard. they tied an orange tether so the boat didn't get tossed around. the boat was close enough to touch. the drivers had to wait for the -- divers had to wait for the current to pull them back out in the ocean. they had to unload 300 gallons of diesel fuel that remains on the boat as well as removing the boat's two batteries. >> since the vessel has been in the surf for over 24 hours there's pull penetration and it's filling up and it makes it difficult to remove. >> reporter: this all started yesterday around 3:30 a.m. when police say lybrand radioed a friend on his own from another fishing boat that the paloma was taking on water. officials say he was 25 yard from the shore when he gave the

may day call. he said he was jumping ship and had a life vest. they suspended the search for him around noontime yesterday. [no audio] >> all right. we're having some technical problems from ocean beach and brian's report. we'll get more details on the efforts to remove the boat from the beach as soon as we get the information in. moving ahead, investigators still trying to determine if alcohol was involved in a boat crash on lake tahoe, the one that killed a bay area couple. the el dorado county sheriff's office said the boat was speeding sunday morning when it slammed into a dock near meeks bay. these photos from the scene show you the damage to the hull of the boat. the victims are from san ramon. 44-year-old tiatana was a well- respected psychiatrist. her husband, 44 years old,

helped her with her practice. neighbors say they often took their boat out during the summer. most often to a lake in livermore. >> they pretty much took it out every weekend. it was an older boat. i saw them leave saturday morning and come back saturday night late. >> the autopsies on the two victims are scheduled for sometime this week. new details about a crash in san leandro involving a stolen car that injured two people. it started late last night with the chase after police tried to pull over a reported stolen vehicle. that car ended up crashing into another car at least 14th and parrot streets after running a red light and driving on the wrong side of the road. police say 30-year-old david benino was driving the stolen car. he and another person were taken to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries. police say they are both lucky to be a -- alive, especially when you see how much damage was to the cars. thousands of people around

the country will take a stand against crime for national nightout. the annual event encourages people to get out of the house and get out and know your neighbors by holding blockert as. oakland is hoping -- block parties. oakland is hoping to set a record with 675 block parties. similar events will be hemed from menlo park and napa and you are being asked to put your porch lights just to show your support for crime prevention. new concerns about emergency response times in san francisco after two serious accidents involving muni vehicles. the crash has happened last friday just ten minutes apart. more than 40 people were hurt. causing emergency workers to ask neighboring counties with help with ambulancens and 911 calls. records obtained by ktvu show ambulance response times. they range from 20 to 90 minutes in the last week of july. the target time for some types

of emergency calls is ten minutes. >> it indicates we're short personnel and equipment. >> the san francisco fire department has received $3 million to help buy new ambulances and also hire 16 more emergency workers but officials say the new ambulances will probably just replace the older ones. some san francisco firefighters may be allowed to wear cameras out in the field if a policy change is approved. the san francisco examiner reports the change comes after the response to a deadly plane crash at sfo that was captured by a firefighters' helmet camera. the firefighter did not have permission to wear a camera and the use of helmet cameras was banned after the crash. but the department is now considering allowing some of the firefighters to wear cameras show footage can be used for training and also to help with investigations. firefighters would be banned from sharing any photos or videos on social media.

20 minutes before 9:00. we're learning more information about an attack in afghanistan that's claimed the life of an america soldier. what we're learning about that victim's military rank. >> reporter: we're live in san jose where activists are pushing the county to host immigrant children escaping from violence. we'll tell you why the county is considering it. we have a sig-alert issued in vallejo. we'll tell you about that. but first a live picture from richmond where we have an incident on the parkway. details straight ahead. if you got the rain this morning, some areas picked up over .10. it smells great. we'll see if there's more on the way. there is a lot of fog. there's higher cloud and there will be sun and humid conditions to the south. zñzñzñtgtgçwoç'c'cz

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we continue to follow developing news out of afghanistan where a u.s. army major general was killed in an insider attack. according to the new york times, that officer was the highest ranking member of the american military to die in the afghanistan war. officials say a gunman dressed in an afghan army uniform opened fire on foreign troops at a base west of kabul at a military training academy. that gunman is now dead. the military also says 15

soldiers were injured, half were americans. 8:44. let's bring you up to date on some of the top stories -- a rare summer storm brought some rain to parts of the bay area during the night. it was pretty light in most spots. less than .10. but a bit more came down in areas in napa and sonoma counties. this is the same monsoonal storm system that pounded southern california over the weekend causing very dangerous flash flooding. >> my bed started to take. i got scared. >> a woman from napa county called us and said according to the usgs, the epicenter of the quake is right where she lives. people from american canyon, snow na, yountville and

fairfield -- sonoma, yountville and fairfield felt it. the san francisco board of supervisors will consider a program to help the immigrants from central america who crossed the border illegally. the plan calls for the county to coordinate with host families to give temporary housing to the children. janine de la vega is live in san jose now. you are talking to people who showed up to support this plan. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yes. a group of immigrant rights advocates are here in front of the county building to urge the county supervisors to set up this program. some of them have children who cross the border illegally and are now at detention centers. the family is looking to host immigrant children and take them in as foster children. they say the children are cared and in need of stable

environment. a local nonprofit that licenses foster parents supports the idea. >> when i see these young people lying on the floor, we cannot tolerate that as a community and santa clara is a compassionate community that often steps up. it's a leader and likes to be a model. >> reporter: advocates say this won't take away from current foster children in santa clara county because they don't intend to use the current foster parents in the system to help the children. they are looking to recruit other families willing to help. president obama called the number of children risks their lives to come to the u.s. a humanitarian crisis and asked

congress to fund a spending bill to help but the senate blocked the version of the bill and the issue is still unresolved. county supervisors' meeting starts at 9:00 a.m. this morning. we'll have to wait a few hours to see if they vote on the issue to have this program go forward. >> reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. happening now, the second american to contract the deadly ebola virus in west africa is now back in the u.s. pam cook is in the studio with what's happened in the last half-hour. >> good morning. yeah, 59-year-old nancy writebol just arrived at dobbins air base in georgia aboard the same jet that carried her colleague over the weekend. she and dr. kent brantly are both medical mission earses who contracted the ebola virus. they were both flown in in isolation pods and will undergo

treatment. they are being treated with an experimental serum which has never been used on humans. dawson joeps from sacramento planned to be a teacher there for two years. that all changed when he was told to be ready to fly home. the peace corps evacuating 340 volunteers. the world health organization says the virus has infected 1600 people, nearly 900 people have died in west africa. most cases in liberia, sierra leone and guinea. mount sinai admitted a man in the emergency room to showed symptoms of ebola. however the new york city health department says he most likely does not have the ebola virus. tests are being done to be sure and the man has been placed in isolation just to be safe. now, the treatment given to the

two americans in georgia is described as a cocktail of antibodies that's been used on monkdies successfully infected with the peeb virus. i -- with the ebola virus. serum is made out of a company in san diego with just nine employees. within an hour of receiving that drug, dr. brantly's condition improved dramaticically -- dramatically. >> very interesting. we gotta get you to where you need to go. that richmond tanker accident. it's a bad one. >> part of this major thoroughfare in richmond is shut down. a couple of many hole covers became dislodged. this is the live picture from the scene. it caused the tanker truck to lose some of its tires as it was crossing the train tracks. the parkway between ohio and mcdonald is shut down. you want to avoid this area

until this afternoon. a sig-alert still in effect on 37 westbound at the mare island offramp. a big rig is blocking the lanes. it's taking a while to get a tow truck big enough in there to haul it away. the bay bridge traffic, still backed up 10, 15 minutes. here's steve. thank you, tara. a couple of breaks. but a lot of cloud. any breaks would help. maybe fire up some showers or thundershowers. we had rain, north bay, east bay. our observer said wow .12. i'll say. concord, not far away. .09. napa, .07. underneath that he's, a couple of locations picked up .02. came by not bad. it's falling apart. there will be some breaks in the clouds the farther south you go. the next band is coming in. it feels like rain, smells like rain. where is the rain?

it's getting there. if it's not raining yet, it's on the way. this model takes the rain at 2:00 over napa county and then here comes the possibility of shower activity. the low looks like it wants to track over us. if that's the days -- case, it will be muggy. 50s and 60s on the the temperatures. here comes the moisture streaming down now from the northern sacramento valley starting to line itself up lake county, mendocino and also sonoma county. a lot of clouds. some rain. we were in the tweener right now. rain for some. warm and muggy for the south.

so 75 kentfield 81 sonoma. the forecast highs are really, really, really tough. 70s for some. to 80s for others. if the cloud don't part, they will be 5, 6 degrees cooler. if they do, they will be 5, 6 warmer. 60s, 70s and also 80s. clouds, showers, maybe some more rain and showers tours into wednesday. wednesday -- tuesday into wednesday. maybe warmer. but not a big deal. thank you, steve. a warning in the north bay, kind of scary. a fake cop may be on the loose. we made a car that reacts to the road before you ever have the chance to. the all-new chrysler 200. america's import.

a warning in the north bay about a man impersonating a police officer. last month, a known gang member was pulled over by a sonoma county sheriff's deputy e was driving a crown victoria. when the car was searched, they found law enforcement tools even crime scene tape. but most alarming was a replica .357 revolver. >> as you can, it's very realistic with a seven-inch barrel. the fixed light. it has the warm for the scope. >> the man is described as latino in his 30, 6'2. and several tattoos. the man's name is being withheld because he's not accused of a crime.

anyone who has had and encounter with a car and driver fitting the description is urged to contact the sonoma county sheriff's office. it's ticket tuesday. today three viewers will win tickets to motown, the musical. it tells the real life story of berry gordy. if features songs from tie anna ross, marvin guy. now, to enter go to ktvu.com, do it before midnight tonight put in the secret word "supremes." >> good luck. part of a major thoroughfare in richmond. tara has an update. >> a couple of many hole covers became dislodged. it caused a tanker truck to lose some of its tires as it was crossing the train tracks. you can see the barrier up there at the scene. the parkway between ohio and mcdonald is shut down. police say it may take until this afternoon to get the mess

entirely cleaned up. here's steve. thank you. had some rain. that's ended. but there's more to the north and i think some of that will make it later this afternoon. tonight, more muggy, humid. 60s 70 -- 60s, 70s, 80s. and then it should be calm. not bad for august. >> not bad. be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the developing news out of san francisco's oaks beach and now in santa cruz. new information surfacing about the missing captain from that abandoned boat. thanks for watch. king. thanks for watching.

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