injured seven people the information investigators are trying to find as they figure out who caused crash. >> two teenagers are fighting for they lives. the driver may have been doing that led to that crash. and nascar driver tony stewart at the center of an investigation after he hit and killed a driver in a dirt track in new york. what officials say happened just moments before impact. mornings on 2 starts now.

and welcome to mornings at 2. a quick look at your weather. >> it's a gloomy start to the day. how about a look from san francisco across the bay. we've got plenty of gray out there. if you have some place to be early this morning, you may be met by that. i think we'll see a burn off once again for most of us across the east bay and areas like oakland a little bit longer. eventually into the noon hour before we saw more sunshine. 61 degrees right now in oakland. 62 in hayward. some arriving flights. if you know somebody that's expected to arrive there. as we get into the afternoon, continue your cooldown for today. slightsly cooler than what he we had yesterday. below the norm.

mid-60s in san francisco in the afternoon. looking at 83 for livermore into the south bay, san jose you're checking in at 79 degrees. when the clouds are expected to clear later in morning and into the afternoon and in the extended forecast as early as tomorrow the possibility of thunderstorms. i'll give you details coming up. >> seven people including four firefighters are recovering from a crash that witnesses say sounded like a bomb going off. live with an update on the investigation as well as the condition of victims. allie? >> translator: latest update is that two of the firefighters were released last night. two others remainedover night for observation. all four had seerps but non- life threatening injuries. around 6:00 yesterday this was

the scene shortly after it happen the. the fire ladder truck was rolled on its side. the firefighters were on their way to a call about a kitchen fire across town. drug's lights and sirens when it crashed. it ended up on top of a black suv. two other vehicles behind them a mini -- involved in the wreck. four firefighters injured, taken toen ho the. two of them remain this morming. driver of the black suv had to be extra indicated from his vehicle. we don't have an update on his condition. how this crash happened and who was at fault is something they're trying to figure out. it's not clear at this point whether this crash may have been cause bade driver who didn't yield to the fire truck. police are asking the public to help them gather more information. >> the -- traffic division is responsible for the collision investigation and we're asking

for any witnesses who might have seen this to step forward and to contact us with whatever information they do have. >> the wreck took out part of a fire hydrant. a fire -- steers the back wheels the truck is brand new. purchased by the department about three years ago. the police investigate torls, they are asking for any witness who may have seen the crash to come guard and help with the investigation. they're going to be looking for any surveillance videos from some of the store and -- what exactly happened with this crash. live. channel 2 news new this morning the highway patrol is investigating an incident in which a man was hit and killed. they received a calvin benjamin about a man on the highway. he was find in the eastbound lane. investigate force say the man

had been hit several times. >> we're not sure if he's a homeless person who whappedder -- the incident is interesting investigated as a hit and run because the first car that hit the man kept going. >> two people are in the hospital after major injuries in a side show related accident. crash on northbound highway 13 near the redwood road accident. when they aroofd they found a white ford mustang with a male driver and male passenger. the car was involved in a -- speed was a factor. an investigation is underway after a liquor store caught fire. it happened around 3:30. firefighters say they received a calvin benjamin from neighbors who saw the flames. they say it appears toward the front of the building.

it's unclear when they'll e reopen. no one was injured. >> sm one of nascars top driver, tony stewart is being investigated for a deadly crash in upstate new york. entire incident was caught on video. we're going show e you the home but we're not going to show you the actual impact. witnesses say stewart clipped the car driven by kevin ward jr. there you can. ward's sprint car sprint around before it comes to a stop. ward did not appear to be hurt because he then got out of the vehicle and started poibilitying and yelling presumably at stewart. witnesses say when stewart's came wac around though, he struck ward sending him 50 feet. >> the first sprint car swerved to avoid the driver of the car that had walked down into the track. a second sprint car operated by tony stewart struck the

operator of the sprint car that was on the track. ward was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. he's very upset about what happened and is cooperating with them. this mornings it was announced that he will complete xeet in today's nascar race. his racing team issued a statement. he was unhurt but a fellow competitor lost his life. our thoughts and prairs go out to his -- condolence messages. dale erin heart -- what a loss is sudden and unexpected the pain and sadness is suffocating. >> injuries three firefighters is still out the control. it's burned more than 7500- acres and 3% contained. evacuation order has been

issued the red cross has opened a shelter. lightning strikes sparked the fire on july 30th. they're expected to turn to work. two men and won woman are experience firefighters one has more than 30 years of service. they're back home after being treated and release. one of only two northern california burn trauma centers. >> we've been talking about extreme fire behavior pretty much all year and a lot of last year also. we have to be super cautious as professionals and when the professionals get caught, it is certainly cause for alarm. >> firefighters were part of a strike team that's still in the county. that team which includes firefighters has been pulled from a front lines. it's been interviewed to find out what. >> we're -- a deadly zen involving a portable pizza oven. he was skill when a large brick

pizza oven broke loose and slammed into his car. now the crash i -- a 34-year- old woman who was in the passenger seat was always hurt. they're trying to find if it was being towed prop her glism safety chains and whether if they were connected and failed or whether or not they were connected at all. >> a safety chain is supposed to back up the do you bar. it's. san hoe -- stabbing his father to death and injuring his brother. according to the san jose mercury news, a man attacked his parents in their home. it happened on carter oak place just after 6:00. the father died a the hospital the mother is expected to survive. they arrested the son near the crime scene and are not looking for anyone else.

>> really hats off to the officer who circulates and found our murder suspect. this is very violent person. >> police say they're trying to determine a motive. they have not released the name of the suspect or victims. the violence in iraq is intensifying this weekend. they released this video of them firing on iraqi mail tenants. isis killed 500 religious minorities and buried them in mass graves many they kidnapped some 300 women for slavery a. former iraqi officials say president obama's decision could not come too soon. >> deep, deep appreciation for president obama and the u.s. administration and for the courageous u.s. army and airmen patrolling the skies of iraq

and iraqi -- >> the president -- could continue to months but only iraqis can -- >> well it's the last of san francisco's outside lands festival and so far 5 people have been detained by police for selling fake tickets. police are warning people that those last minute ticket purchases should be made from a verified shorts the outside lands website ensures people that -- ticket master will provide valid entry. website also says that festival organizers are not liable for fake ticket or wristbands. see more from inside that festival. just head on other to ktvu.com and look under today's hot topics. getting money back during the drought. some bay -- for anyone who replaces their lawns with a different type of landscaping. >> four dog left in a hot car

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the people of hawaii are breathing a sigh of relief. julio will pass about 250-miles north of hawaii. julio is losing steam. it's a category one hurricane. that means muggy conditions and some showers but no real threat. hawaii residents can focus on cleaning up from tropical storm iselle.

>> felt like a earthquake with the winds hitting over 50, 60 miles an hour. and just spooky. the power went out -- just flashlights and candles. >> it'll be a few days before power is restoard the parole harbor area was closed this weekend as a precaution because of two storms. a passenger plane went down in iran killing several dozen people. according to the state run television in iran, 39 are dead and anyone are injured. it crashed into a residential area after the engine went out. aviation -- because of poor maintain and an aging fleet. many plaps were brought before the 199 islamic revolution. a helicopter rescued a 72 man after he was show the in the head in a hunting accident. the sheriff's department said because of that rugged terrain, they had to use that helicopter

to pull the hunter out. he was conscious and able to talk when crews reached him. deputies say he was hunting with a friend who dropped his gun as it landed it went and he was shot in the head. his facing multiple charges in a death of a 6-year-old girl. she was last seen before gong to bed last saturday night. her body was found near the mobile home park where she lived. police said they'd taken dna samples that led to the arrest the investigation continues. >> we'll continue with interviews. we'll continue conducting searches. and we'll continue collecting evidence. >> the teen is facing charge of first degree child rape and second-degree murder. they'll do more if the death was planned before time. sparking protests.

witnesses say michael brown was walking the street yesterday afternoon when a ferguson police officer told them to get off the street. when they kept walking the officer exchanged words and grabbed him and tied to pull him in the car. he got out and chased after brown and his friend. >> i witnessed the police chase after the guy, he was unarmed. hell ran for his life. they shot him and he fell. he put his arms up to let them know he was compliant. they shot him twice more and he fell to the ground and died. >> a lot of controversy about what happened. it did get a little tense when twice several shots with fired. we don't know who was being shot at or where the round went. >> the officer has been put on paid administrative leave. it wants fbi to investigate that shooting.

in sacramento, three dogs are dead and another is recovering after being left in a hot car. a passerby saw -- called authorities a. sheriff's deputy broke into to try to save those dogs but three of them were already dead. a fourth was rescued and rushed to a nearby veterinarian. >> translator: the windows were cracked but that -- enough circulation in those conditions. it's just not possible for those dogs to survive through something like that. >> the dog owner's 4-year-old -- was sited on animal endangerment charges. >> time now to check on with rose mary. >> dun take much time at all to heat up. >> at least for us we're not dealing with that hot, hot weather. another pleasant day today. but like you said, it really can heat up awful fast. give k be a lot hotter in the car than outside. how about we step outdoors? take a look at what's going

on. areas that had sunshine. take another few degrees off the afternoon highs which means cloudy and cool at the coast. mild for at least mid-august. very mild for our inland communities. we've got low pressure developing off the coastline and it's going to remain off the coastline for the next day or two. the low clouds have thickened some. even waking up with a little bit of drizzle this morning. if you're -- expect some of that as well. we'll be partly cloudy to mostly sunny today. we're going to remain cloudy at the coast but mostly sunny skies by about noontime. temperatures are going it feel nice for most of us. get into monday and tuesday, we have different changes in store. the system that brings us the cooler air continues to reside right off the coastline. we begin to tap into some

tropical moisture a. few high clouds expected in the forecast. monday and tuesday. a very slight chance for a thunderstorm or two. 10-20%. it even -- barely worth mentioning. why am i mentioning it? that could change over the next 24 hoursful woo el be track it for you. as we get into the 9, 10:00 hour. right along the coastline. right here along the east bay. oakland yesterday it took a little bit longering to clear for the inland communities. and so we may see that again for today. i want to point you -- thunderstorms are back in the forecast for this -- if this your place to be, something to track at least over the next couple of days. take you into monday for a moment. we wake up with the clouds once again. into the afternoon, bubbling up over the sierra. not a lot going on. again, just a 0% chance at maybe a thunderstorm rolling across the bay area. 59 degrees right now in walnut

creek. 57 redwood city. for the afternoon today, upper 70s for sinoma71 and into the sowtd bay 79 for san jose. 65 in san francisco. low 60s mostly cloudy skies at -- outside for the afternoon the extended forecast with the second-half of your weekend in view. temperatures won't bunl a whole lot. monday, tuesday, wednesday. finally a warm up by thursday again tracking the possibility of maybe an isolated shower or thunderstorm. come monday maybe lingering into tuesday. back to the desk. >> a tragedy turn turned into home. how the devastating pipeline explosion means someone will get to fulfill their dream every year. >> first the turtles are back on the big screen. how the knew mutant ninja -- an impact on animal shelters

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witnesses say it sounded like a bomb going off. seven people including four firefighters are recovering this morning after a ladder truck rolled over.

welcome back to morning on 2. >> let's get a quick look at weather. rose mary. >> good morning to you've. can't say the same about -- take a look over across the bay. barely see san francisco this morning. it's a gloomy one out there. the patchy drizzle around the bay, around the coastline. take a look at how wide spread the clouds are. well inland. areas with sunshine waking up with gray skies. we're going to see the burnoff a little bit later this morning and for second of half -- very similar slightly cooler than what we had on saturday. on shore -- about 23 miles an hour. that breeze will continue to blow. it's that cool breeze that -- well, helps to drive our temperatures down or at least keep it very comfortable. 59 degrees right now outside your door. 59 in concord. 61 in oakland.

upper 50s san francisco. up -- as we get spoot second half the day, mostly sunny skies away from the coast. mid-60s san francisco. going to seat as play today, a mild one in oakland. 07 degrees. 8 # in livermore. >> temperatures don't change a whole lot. but what will change the possibility of thunderstorms coming our way. i'll explain that in detail coming up. well seven people including four firefighters are recovering in morning from a crash that witnesses say turned an intersection into just a mess. that wreck happened just before 6:00 last night and york street the firefighters were headed across town to the scene of a kitchen fire. these pictures of the multivehicle crash. witnesses say a firefighter ladder truck with -- somehow got tangled with one or more cars. the fire truck rolled over

twice and ended up on top of aniso. it took about 40 minutes to extricate the driver out the vehicle. he was air lifted to the medical center. it's really hard to take. i mean, it's hard to lock at, thatrd to even wrap my mind around that this could happen. that a truck this size could roll over. >> i'm -- >> two other vehicles were involved in that wreck. fire truck is napas a tailer ladder truck which has a firefighter help drive in the back. >> i can imagine that -- particular lifter who is well trained and is certified on how to operate the tiller was in a very unfortunate ride of his life. >> now the disept also sheered off a fire -- two firefighters have been released the other two are still there this morning. investigators have not

determined who's at fault. they are hoping to use street surveillance cameras to help in that investigation. and reporter allie will be live at the top of hour with an update. >> a mental ill homeless man says he's trying to make sense of what happened to him. he was allegedly kicked, tased and punched. the incident was captured by numerous people with their cell phone cameras. gary's mother said he's schizophrenic. his gashes are closed with staples. >> i want people to know how breult the police are and how wrong they did to my son. >> even gave up on myself. i was like i got my -- i don't want to live anymore. one police source told us he tried to grab one of officer' gun. gary denies that ever happened. a former police officer and current private investigator had this to say.

dispr >> from what i've gotten so far of the subject, he was handcuffed. one the perp is handcuffed, you can't just gang up on the guy, come up there, beat him with your fist, hit him and also is sic the dog on you. >> he has no comment because this is a personnel matter that's you should investigation. >> police are calling the death of a woman in santa clara a tragic accident. it happened about 9:30 yesterday morning near the city's senior center. a drive was backing out of a driveway when the car hit the woman. offices did not arrest the driver. the victim has not been identified. a week-long search has been called for a windsor man. 59-year-old -- he was backpacking with group of men from his church when he vanished. they have told his wife they presume he fell into an area

that's very difficult to reach one person was injured in a two-acre grass fire. it happened between highway 4 and range road. they've not -- how that fire started. >> fremont police will be teaming town perform a joipt training exercise. that happens on monday at -- the purpose is to help the department's respond to major acts violence. the college will not be open to the public during that training. >> the pay area woman -- scheduled to return to court on her latest trespassing charge. she was arrested thushz wandering through los angeles airport. she was ordered it stay clear if she deny have a proper air pass. she -- from san jose last monday she's been arrest dr trying to sneak on planes.

she's jailed on $10,000 bail. a court hearing is schedule for tomorrow for a man possessing a bomb. he was arrested in gin after fbi agents found bomb-making materials. agents say -- ball bearings and about 4-ounces of a green explosive power. it's for a status update. uc berkeley police are investigating a robbery. this latest incident happened on thursday morning. three men approached the student and then took his cell phone. police later potted that suspect's car and three men were tarkenton custody. cell phone robers have been on rise over the past year. tomorrow porpg -- they're expected to announce state funding that could help reduce violence and crime in the city. that i'll talk about $2 million in funding the announcement is set for tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. at -- a group has a parian to

help get rid of gray -- his group is documenting tags to give as evidence. even after graffiti is cleaned up, they keep on coming back. abatement kauley cos the city more than a million every year. >> none in -- died from ebola. the outbreak has closed to 1,000 people. two americans who were infected with the dead lie virus are making progress in their recovers. kent brandtly say he's getting stronger and husband of a nurse with the tedly virus says his wife seems to be improve asking. >> the two were being treated with an sprermtal drug. there are steferl steps the doctors take when trying to stop the disease from welling. >> improve infection control in hospitals and burial practices

for paryb wos die and when we do that, we can stop the outbreak. >> this spring kills up to 60 pk of the people it afghanistans. >> california lawmaker are -- ground water pumping f. that measure passes it would be the first time in california history that ground water pumping would be regulated. according to to the san jose america ci -- in the nearly 50 years. right now land -- as they want when then with almost no oversight or limbs. lawmakers have until august 31st to decide. santa cruz is offering an -- violaters can attend water school. they'll find leaks and how to get rebaits. cross clases includes a quiz on ways to conserve mall. they've -- and some bay area

batter districts are offer aren'ts with drought to rat landscaping. $.50 to $4 per square foot. they removed a cap it that limited the aren't to give an extra push tiny seems to have a worked. the number of people requesting aren'ts has increased by 500%. >> voter will soon to have start slowing down as the lake levels don't drop. win year ago, folsom lake was add -- 14 feet lower. where there once was water, there's sand, rocks and that discard owners. it's nots for long. >> i think it's a good thing to slow things down when it's shallow for sure. there's a hazard at all times. >> ranges predict the lake will drop below 400 by august 18th.

ranger will impose a speed limit on lake. last year follow only -- in the middle of september. >> some bay area and police officers showed off their skills in a little friendly competition. second annual canine competition. outside events including suspect searches and agility work. they worked for drug on an inside corpse the bond between an officer and his canine is special. >> they're partner is like no other. they work hard with these dogs. the mistake are usually from the hand her, no the from the dog. >> once the canine completed they were rewarded with their favorite toys. and there's nothing like a bunch of people on motorcycles wearing tutus to draw a bit of attention to a good cause. check out these picture from

last year's ride called tutu ride. men wearing tutu and police officers as well. the ride for respect is drn special olympics. it's set for next saturday. rider will leave and head through downtown knapp ma for an -- registration is still open and we'll post link on your website. >> nascar driver tony stewart is par of a deadly crash investigation. how another driver was killed during a race and the new information about his next scheduled race. glfnlings from tragedy a message of hope many how one woman who suffered an unimaginal loss in the explosion now trying to honor his loved ones. >> your western pattern for today and by tomorrow transition to possible of subtropical moisture.

i'll give you you detail -- give you details on that coming up.

it's a day that changed lives forever. it's been four years. the fire killed eight people. now a woman who lost her son, hods and son-in-law. the scholarship fundraise ary annuation. it's a tuition grant for the culinary center in campbell the school william wanted to attend. >> this scholarship was made for people that from

disadvantaged financially so they're able to go to culinary school. last year the same fundraiser raised more than $12,000. this year, they're hoping to raise $20,000. >> rescuing a two-year-old girl from her highway a. high risk operation unit storming that car. in the video you can see the officers holding the father jesse thomas down as the little girl is rescued. he's accused of taking her from her mother's house on friday and amber alert was sent out and they spouted him yesterday morning. after a two hour standoff, he was taken into custody. and staff and friends of the sacramento zoo are mourning the loss of the zoo director who died. she led the sacramento zoo since 1999. after working in south carolina as dezny park. under -- a full treatment

veterinarian hospital and -- she died avenue brain aneurysm on thursday on the way to the island. she was 61 years old. >> she now plans to use drivers to get around. this is where it comes after the mayor was involved in a crash. other driver said she was on her phone but she submitted her phone records. a police -- when driver was at fault. a spokesman says letting staff will give her more time to focus on business. >> leeland yee will return tomorrow. she he smiled but had nothing to say as he left san francisco on thursday. the judge talked about the proximate on how to best divide the cases. but before the cases can be split up, defense attorney say they need to seize all the evidence. they'll focus on wiretap

evidence. former new york congressman is hopping to open a new -- home of planning phases. he told cnn the goal is to create jobs and create food options for the community. he lost hissed by for new york city mayor last year. that came two year after inappropriate messages to several women. >> a mother says doctor -- because she uses medical marijuana. she smokes marijuana during his presentation for -- her baby was born last wednesday and needs an incubator to is survive. but the hospital told her she couldn't. there's several studies that indicate it doesn't -- it can't transfer through your milk ducts. your body filters. >> the benefits of mothers

milk. we don't want to be caught in the situation where the mother continues to use and then says we never gave her information on it. never informed about the risks. the hospital says it can't stop cain from smoking marijuana and the doctor's advice is slaker to smoking cigarettes and drinking. >> energy drinks and flavor water may -- a new report says they're often just as sugary. researchers look at 21 popular drinks. health benefits. but researchers say they have a lot of sugar and calories which can -- which can increase the risk of -- especially for children and teens. >> all right. your time is now is 7:48. let head over to rose mary. the day will turn out nicely if

we just wait for it. >> yeah. we need the low clouds to keep us mild. that's what we're going to see today. if the clouds don't clear, it's going to be cool in your neighborhood. along the shore for today. mostly cloudy conditions expected the entire day long. let's step outdoors and take a live look over in downtown oakland where the overcast skies join us this morning. yesterday, it took awhile toker cloo. early afternoon be -- low clouds were back about sunset which happens to be after 8:00. closer to 8:10. the system providing us with the cooldown. the onshore breeze, the deeper marine layer. if you're getting out for a morning breakfast, maybe brunch or a morning run, encounter a little bit of down weather. a little bit closer, it's hard to tell the low clouds but up

above, mostly seasonny skies. we are going to have sunshine for your afternoon today. now that system bring us the cool air is helping to drop some of subtropical moisture. it's going it leave the possibility much thunderstorm the national weather service in the sacramento area has decided to issue a fire-weather watch for parts of sacramento valley stretching in through the delta. i have this included here. it's not for today. monday and tuesday. late monday lapse lasting into tuesday. we have fair field on here. we'll be watching that. areas like clear lake for tomorrow and into tuesday as well. let me show you what i mean by possible. it's a slim chance but it's there and it could bring that dry lightning and the concern for the area. take a look at we -- this burns away we've got mostly cloudy skies. points you over the -- we've

got a few bits of moisture here and the possibility of thunderstorms in the sierra today, tomorrow and lasting into tuesday fsm you're getting away for the weekend ahead, i'm going to take you into monday. bear with me here. see that is subtropical moisture from the south. there it is. over the sierra. you can see our area mainly dry. it's a slight chance. it's there. we'll be checking between now and then. 57 in san francisco. low 60s for you oakland and concord. upper 70s todayful that's beautiful day for you. okayland 83 for danville. even though the warmer locations, warm but not bad. 83 morgan hill. along the peninsula, 83 and 65 in san francisco. cloudy and cool. bring along the jacket. the extended forecast here

showing you again temperatures going to remain right about where we're at as we get into the start of the business week. takes us to thursday before temperatures warm up. back in the upper 80s. it's the possibility of that maybe that thunderstorm rolling across the bay area. monday lingering into tuesday. looks like our best bet will be late monday into tuesday morning. >> 7:52. a 9-foot. 400-pound alligator attacked him. he road his bike to a nearby lake for an afternoon swim in st. cloud, florida. right after he jumped in the water he felt a tug at his leg an a sharp pain. that's when he knew he was being attacked. >> i felt its jaw, i felt its teeth. and i i didn't know what to do. so i immediately reacted.

and hit it a couple times so then it was letting go a little and then finally i had enough strength left to pry its jaw open a little. >> he o'my gosh. he swam for shore. he was taken to the hospital where doctors found a tooth in one of his wounds. fish and wildlife say it -- they have to make sure they have the right gator. but eventually that tooth is going to be given back to barney as a -- >> he pried open his jaw. >> he can do anything he wants. >> it's been called a scientific break through. the penguin species that was just born and the unique way it was brought into the world. >> he's being calls -- he made another appearance at last

night's game. why that little critter is being called a good luck charm.

president obama continues his summer vacation. first family aride yesterday with the exception of 201 the obamas have vacationed on that massachusetts island every year since he took office. this summer's visit will be the longest of his presidency. the president will return to washington on august 24th. the oakland as have the newest mascot. it's the rally possum. they don't seem to lose. if you were near the stands, against the twins led by that possum a three-run. it celebrated former manager tony -- induction into the hall of fame. a bobblehead but given away to fans. >> the giant must win today.

last night -- power and pitching. alex gordon supplied the power. shutout leading the win 5-0. a 9-year-old girl isn't letting a broken toe stopping her. some video of hollis. a juggle her soccer because a way -- to raise money. she wants to raise $25,000 by the end of august. she's a little over a month in and has raise more than $15,000 and she's a really good juggler. 326 consecutive juggle but then she broke her toe dancing which has slowed it down but it hasn't stopped her. she's juggling away with a smile. >> it sounded like a bomb going off. what caused a firefighter truck to roll over twice.

>> and violence continues to intensify in iraq. the new video of -- isis mill talents. >> joined by low clouds, patchy drizzle for the afternoon. just a tad bit of cooling in the forecast. i'll have those numbers for you coming up.

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a crash involving a fire truck injured serve people the information they're trying to find as they figure out who is at fault for the wreck. >> tony stoiter is at the sphr of an investigation after he hit and killed a driver at a dirt track in new york. what officials say happened just moments before the impact. >> the outside lands festival. the biggest problem leading to dozen of arrests. welcome to mornings on 2. it's sunday, august 10th. >> let's get a quick look at your weather. >> the low clouds and take a look at this. it's a damp one in san francisco. so much so our lens is all wet. patchy drizzle this morning. a little tough to tell in san

francisco. you'll have to trust me on it. the marine layer is deeper. ai mention -- slightly cooler for today as we get into the second half the morning, this is going to begin to clear back. we will cloudy at the coastline for today. temperature-wise a lot like yesterday. starting out in areas from the 50s and 60s. i'll get to those. take a look at the winds. generally light around the bay area to 25 miles an hour. now on to the numbers. 60s degrees right now. upper 50s in napa. half-moon bay, it's cloudy, patchy drizzle and upper 50s. as we -- 71 in hayward. 82 for concord. for most, it's going to be mild, pleasant day. it will be cloudy and cool at the coast. 63 degrees for pacifica this

afternoon. i'm tracking different changes of sorts. we have the possibility of monsoonal moisture coming back our way. i'll explain this in the extended forecast coming up. investigators are trying to find out whotion to blame for a multivehicle crash. live for us at the intersection where it a happened. it has reopened after being closed for hours overnight. allie? >> reporter: well since our last live shot we've moved to an area where we can show more of impact even hours oofer the scene has been cleared. this is the blfltd behind us on the ground here you can see the tire tracks from the multiple vehicles involved in this wreck. they extend about a block up the street. right next to us a lot of broken glass, car parts scattered around. as we turn the camera around, you can see out in the middle of the road there's some gouges in the pavement that have been filled in. that's where some the vehicles

scraped the pavement. let show you the video now of this exact same location 6:00 yesterday. you can see the same scrapes in pavement there. 7 people were injured in the multiple-vehicle record. the latest -- two released last night. two others stay at hospital for observation the fire truck rolled twice during this wreck. it's lights and siren were on when the fire truck collided with a black suv. two other vehicles were also tangled up in the wreck as well. the truck involved is a tiller ladder truck. it his a driver and a cab in the back that helps steer the back wheels. glfnlt there's a lot of momentum. you know, inertia and momentum is going to pull this vehicle if they're trying to correct from maybe almost getting in a crash or trying to avoid something. >> they had their lights -- emergency lites and siren -- any time that citizens see an

emergency vehicle approaching with their lites and siren, pull to the right. >> the crash also took out a fire hydrant. police investigators are trying to figure out who howe this happened and who hay be at fault. it's too soon to know whether anything -- failed to yield and pull to the riegd aiz -- again that fire truck had its lights and sirens going. nofght force are asking for the help. anyone who may have witness the crash is asked to give the police a call. they are also going to be checking the businesses here to see if any of them have surveillance video that may have captured in i images of the wreck. new this morning. a highway -- a man was hit and killed on interstate 80. officer say he received a call about a man on the away.

just past the bridge to plaza. the man has been hit several times. the incident is interesting investigated at a hit and run because the first car kept going. two people are in the hospital after suffering major injuries in what police are calling a side show related accident. it was reported around # a.m. on northbound ahead 1 near the redwood road. when they arrived they found a white ford mustang with a male driver and male passengers. s -- the car that was involved was involved in a side show. they also say it happens speed was a factor. an investigation is under syrian musicway after a liquor store caught on fire. it happened about 3 this morning. firefighters say they received a call from neighbors who saw the flames t. took them 10 minutes it put out the fire. it appears it started toward the front of the build ling. it's unclear when they'll be able to reopen. no one was injured.

>> new information about tony stewart who was involved in a deadly crash. his team announced that he will not compete in today's nascar event in new york. last night's crash was cawg on video but we only show you moments leading up the crash. we're not going to show you the actually impact. stewart clipped the car being driven by kevin ward jr. ward did not appear hurt because he then got out of the vehicle and started pointing and yelling presumably -- he threw him 50 feets. >> the first sprint car swerved to avoid the driver of the car that had walked down into the track. a second sprint car operated by driver tony stewart struck the

operator of the sprint car that was on the track. >> ward was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. stewart is very upset about what happened. his racing team issued a team saying he was unharyt but a fellow competitor lost his life. our thoughts and prayers go -- mosely he's been racing since the age of four. he taught nascar -- condolence messages. dale jr. who's father -- in 2001 report when a sudden -- when a loss is sudden and unexpected pain and sadness is suffocating. a big fire in eastern -- three south bay firefighters is still out of control. it's called the lodge lightning complex fire and it's burped more than 7500-acres and it is 30% contained an evacuation has been -- the red cross is also opened a shelter at a school.

lightening sparked the fire. they're expected to return to work. the two men and -- >> o 30 years ofs is. they are back home this morning after being treated and released the -- one of only two northern california burn trauma centers. >> we've been talking about extreme fire behavior all year and all of last year also. we have to be super cautious as professionals and when the professionals caught, it is certainly cause for alarm. >> the firefighters were part of a strike team that is still in the county. team which includes 19 santa clara firefighters. being interviewed to find out what happened. more information about a deadly accident involving a pourable pizza oven. a highway patrol says 3 #-year-

old dwayne -- slammed into his car. a crash injured his two sons who were just four and eight year old. a woman in the passenger seat was also hurt. they impounded ouch and trying to figure out if it was being towed prop her. >> safety chains and whether they were connected and use or whether or not they weren't connected at all. >> that safety chain is supposed to back up if it fails the oven owned by rosso pizzas. the man who is possibly in his early 20s attacked his parents in their home. it happened on charter oak just after 6:00 last night the father died at hospital the mother is expected to survive. not looking for anyone else.

>> this is a very violent person. >> police say they're still trying to determine a motive. they have not released the names of suspect or the victims. the violence in iraq is intensifying this weekend. they released this video of them firing on isis militants. they killed at least 500 religious minorities. the mill talents are accused of kidnapping some 300 women for slavery. a former iraqi official says president obama's decision to launch air strikes against i, is is could not come too soon. >> deep, deep appreciation for president obama and the u.s. administration for the courageous u.s. army and airmen who are now patrolling the skies of iraq. >> american air strike could

continue for months but only iraqis can ensure the security of iraq and options factions must resolve their deep differences. >> the last day of the outside land festival and 5 e-mail is have detained for selling fake dict tickets last minute ticket purchases should be made from a verify source the outside land -- tickets or wristbands bought through ticket master will provide -- not liable for any fake tickets or fake wristbands. we do have a slide show photos on our website if you want to see more from inside the festival. just head over to ktvu.com and look under today's hot topics. >> what a man is saying about an investigation. >> but first, four dogs left in a hot car in sacramento for two hours. the frantic scene as people tried to rescue them and the

charges being filed michigan the owner. >> outside our -- patchy drizzle and subtropical moisture on its way back. have your numbers for the today and the possibility of isolated thunderstorms may enter the picture coming up.

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>> people of hawaii are breathing a sigh of relief. hurricane julio will pass to the north. it's down grounded to a category one hurricane and

could weaken to a tropical storm by tuesday. it's going to be muggy out there and some showers but no real threat. they can focus on cleaning up from tropical storm iselle. >> felt like a earthquake with the winds heating at over 50, 60 miles an hour. just spooky. when the power went out, flashlights and candles. >> likely going to be a few more days before power can be restore the parole harbor was closed as a precautions because of the two storms. a passenger plane went down in iran today killing several dozen people. 39 are dead and 9 are injured. the plane was taken off in tehran but crashed into a residential area after the nnl went out. they're is suffered a series of plane crashes because of poor

maintain maintenance. a helicopter rescued a 7 #- year-oldman after he was shot in the head. it happened at about 8:0. because of rugged terrain, they had to eu at helicopter to pull the hunter out. deputies say he was unicorns and was able to talk with -- deputies that he was hunting with a friend who accidently dropped his gun. as it landed t went off and he was shot in the head. he's a-- in death of six year old girl of the she was last seen before going it bed last saturday night. her body was found on thursday near the mobile home park where she lived. they had taken huh-uh samples from everyone who lived in park. that evidence led to the arrest. the investigation continues. >> we'll continue with improves, we'll continue

conducting searches and we'll continue collecting evidence. >> the teen is facing charges of first degree child rape and second degree murder. three dogs are dead and one more is -- in the car at an apartment complex and contacted authorities. they broke in and tried to safe the dogs three of them were already dead but a fourth was rescued and rush to a nearby veterinarian. >> the windows were an inch open but that doesn't give near enough circulation. it's no the possible for them to survive through something like that. >> try courtney was sited on animal endangerment charges. >> time is 8:17. rose mary who's watching the forecast and if you don't like it hot, it gets a little keeler. >> going to be nice, pleasant.

it'll be warm but not too hot. right along the coastline these day. a live look outside of our doors and baa downtown oakland we're -- yay skies. maybe getting out to the farmer's market. patchy drizzle. and the lens just covered with drizzle. so it is out there. not picking up on the radar because it's falling below the beam. it's going it clear out. tornado watches fortemperatures come down just a little bit. the patchy drizzle through the morning hours. and temperatures slightsly cereal. that is system -- monday hurricane watch tuesday the system that will remain brings -- will also help to bring in some monsoonal moisture from

the south. that's going bring in the possibility of thunderstorm. only 10-20%. that could change. time and time again we've seen the models do a really bad job for the moisture that's been in for the month or month and a half. get into the morning hours let's pick it up for you here. 0, 11:00 nicely sunny. yesterday it took a little bit longer for areas like oakland to clear but eventually we did. it'll with back by sunset this evening. 63 in hayward. your checking in at 60 degrees. for the afternoon, a in this case day. upper 60s # the foact. low # 0s by your lunchtime and mid- to upper 70s. 77 at 5:00. and -- 67 degrees.

sunsetting right about 8:08, 8:10 depending on where you're at. you have a nice day coming your way. if you're -- mild one. it's going it be great to be outdoors and we're -- we have temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. game time looking at 69 degrees. and partly cloudy skies. southwest her breeze picking up perhaps a little bit the second half of afternoon. let get the scoop on your afternoon highs. 78 for napa. to the east bay. 7 # -- 77 caster valley. 83 for livermore. 65 for san francisco. the -- the temperatures respect going to budge. looking at 80s low 70s around

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four firefighters injured in a crash. it sounded like an explosion. coming up in just about a minute, allie is going to have more on the investigation as what happened and the conditions of the victims this

morning. good morning and welcome back it mornings on 2. >> let's start with a quick look at your sunday forecast. >> o.k. dporng to you. we'll start out with a shot here over san jose. clouds outside your door. just a little pocket of sunshine back there. it is really been hard it find any sunshine around the bay area this morning. tough be well inland to get this sunshine. partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. partly sunny, partly cloudy. very wide spread. patch question derrises -- patchy drizzle this morning. fair field reporting a # miles an hour gust. that cool marine air still moving all the way inland. we saw a dropoff yesterday and for today, a few degrees as well. 63 degrees right now.

you have 58 in san francisco. 57 half-moon bay. and 56 degrees right now -- 58 in napa. the second half the clouds are going to again to pull back. away from the coastline. it's going it remain cloudy and cool. 65 in san san francisco. this is cool day. right >> we're going remain right about here. not many changes as we get back to work monday, tuesday or even wednesday. moisture coming back our way. the possibility of thunderstorms for some of us coming up. >> seven people including four fighters are recovering from a crash which witnesses i describe as sounding like a bomb going off. allie is live with an update on a conditions of -- galeal

latest was -- two were released from the firefighters last night the other two remain at want hospital overnight for observation. all four had serious but nonlife threaten injuries during this crash. now here at cinema boulevard near main, see some the impact from the multiple-vehicle record. tire tracks that go all the way up the street here. the -- this parking lot right next to the crash scene you can see a lot of broken class and some car parts fsm we turn the camera around to the other side, you can see where a fire hydrant was tab taken out. just gaping hole in the ground. this fire ladder truck was responding to a car. it had its lights and siren going when it crashed. they were at least three other cars involved a black suv a mercedes.

>> i was in the house here. it sounded like a bomb exploded. the guy in the truck -- we tried to cut him out. the police told us to leave him alone. >> witnesses say the fire truck rolled twis en-- on top the black suv. driver had to extricated use the jaws of life. he was air lifted to john medical center. we do have -- they're trying to figure out this wreck happened. >> they had their lights, emergency lights and sirens activated seen we would ask this any time is citizens see -- pull to the right. police say it's too soon it know whether this accident was caused by a driver who failed to yield and pull to the rights as the fire truck rushed by but that's certainly one of options nofght force are looking at. they're asking anyone who may have witnesses this crash to contract police and they're also going it be going to some

of the businesses here and traying to see if there's surveillance video that may have appeartured what happened. 8:33. he's trying it make sense of what happened to him after he was allegedly tased, kick and approximate punned. office beat 3 #-year-old tabaret the station last tuesday. now the stint was captured by numerous people. tbear's mother says he has citizen the dpashes are cloaked with staples. >> i just the pem it know how brutal the police are and how what they did to my son -- >> i even gave up on myself. guy the my -- ypt to live anymore. >> one police is source told us he tried it grb one of the guns and had one of their magazine in his hand. gary denies that ever happened.

a phone numberer police officer and current private investigator not connected it the case have this to say. >> from i've what i've gopt so far of the suspect, he was handcuffed. one the perp is handcuffed, you can't just gang up on the guy. come up there, beat him your fist. hit him with your batons and also sicced dog on you. >> the police chief says he has no comment because this a personnel matter that's under investigation. they're nlgting another robbery involving a student. the late e happened on thursday morning. three men approached a student and took his cell phone. officerslated spotted car and they were tarkenton custody. cell phone roupa issue verse been on the rise. city leaders are expect -- a -- reduce violence and crime in the city. city leased talk about the $2 million at an us -- 10:00 a.m.

on steps of city hall. a group has plan it get rid of grty -- his group -- as evidence this they're going to give the tornado. some pieds ores say -- vandals keep coming back. it cost the city more than $1 million a year. >> a week-long search has been call for. 59 -- vanished on august 2nd. investigate force have told his wife they presume he fell into an area that's very difficult to reach. the bay area the serial stowaway is -- 6 #-year-old -- wand thrirg the airport. she's accused of violating the probation handed down to her a day earlier. she was ordered to stay clear

of airport -- she snuck on to a southwest yet from zap jose to los angeles last and she has been several times for trying it sneak on to plains. she's been jailed on $10,000 wail bail stavment court hearing tomorrow for a man accused of messing a bomb in san francisco. ryan chamberlain was arrested after fbi agents found bomb- making materials several days earlier. agency says they rev cofd a jar filled with ball bearings and 5- pound -- tomorrow's schedule hearing is for a status update. ebola has killed nearly a ,000 people. dr. kent brunetly said he's getting stronger ever day and the husband of a nurse with a deadly virus says said his wife

embellis see be improving. they're at emory yeuivet hospital in atlanta. there are several steps they take. >> make sure they're isolated. for patients who die from ebola and when we do that, we can stop the outbreak. >> according to the cdc this string kills up to 60% of the people it infects. >> california lawmakers -- limit ground water pumping. it would be the first time in california history that ground water pumping would be regulated. according to to the mercury news it would be the most significant water law passed in state in nearly 50 year. now right now -- when they wanted with almost no oversight or limits lawmakers have unltd august 24 to signment droughts task force is appearing for a meeting in san francisco. they're going it be discussing

impact of the drought. government officials from the counties are going it be in attendance and similar meetings have taken place in sacramento. the why -- public utilities commission. instead of paying fines violators can attend water school. ways to conserve water. santa cruz has suspended more than $# 2-00 -- $200,000. >> the san francisco quran -- the district removed a tap that limited the rebait and it seems to have worked. the number of people requesting

aren'ts has increased by 500%. some bay area police officers showed off their skills in a friendly competition. 30 teams competed at the is second annual canine competition. outdoor events including public sermers. they look for drugs on an inside course. they were rewarded with their favorite toys. nothing like a bunch people wearing tutus to draw attention to a good call. the tutu ride, ride for respect. it supports athletes of for the threes -- a spectacular 70- 90- mile ride. we'll post a link on your website. >> coming up more details about a crash involved a pizza oven. what police are looking out to

term how the oven came loose and how it flipped on to another car. >> sometimes i don't want watch the news. i'm a kid. [ laughter ] >> his interview at the county fair went viral now people are cashing in on the fame. >> created by low cloud, fog even patchy drizzle. the cooldown will continue for the second half of your weekend. i'll have a look at your number and a transition to the possibility of thawrnls once again. i'll have look at that as well coming up.

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well, it's a day that change lives forever in san bruno. it's been four years since the deadly gas pipeline explosion. now a woman who lost her husband, son and mother-in-law is turning her grief into action. yesterday she held the scholarship fundraiser and auction in honor of her 17-year- old son. it's a $15,000 tuition grant. the school william wanted to attend. >> this scoip was made for people that are disadvantaged

financially so that they're able to go to culinary school. >> last year the fundraiser and auction raised more than $1,000. we're -- they're hoping to raise $12,000. >> they plan to -- words -- a crash in june. she was on phone at but she submitted her phone records that shows he was not. a police investigation was unable to determine which driver was at fault. letting staff drive the mayor will give her more time to focus on business. suspended state senator and two other case were return to court tomorrow. he had little to say as he left thursday. the judge talked to both proximate and defense lowers hop -- 29 defendants before the cases can be they nationwide to exam ought evidence seize bd fbi agents. tomorrow's hearing will focus

on wiretap evidence. glfnlt a mother in portland says she cannot breast-feed her baby because is she used medical marijuana. she mokes marijuana and did so during the pregnancy on his mid- wifes advice. needs an incubator to survive. she knows how important it is. >> there are several studies that indicate it doesn't -- it can't transfer through your milk duct. your body automatically kind of filters it. >> we do understand the benefits of mother's milk. we don't want to be caught in the is situation where mother continues to use and we never gave her information on it. never nsmed about the risks. >> the hospital says it can't stop cancel from smoking marijuana and it's similar to smoking gets or drinking.

they advice against beryls feeding. >> final preparations for tonight's teen choice awards. it is celebrates the youngest hot stars the winner are chosen by teenager fab an receive a surf board award. the teen choice awards airs tonight at 8:00 right here on tktvu. >> a five-year-old -- the parentally kid is back in the spotlight. >> apparently i've never been on live television before but -- >> i love that kid. noah ritter was interviewed while at the county fare in pennsylvania. that interview has now been viewedder more than 8 million times and people in his hometown are cashing but creating teenagers that read apparently. >> you know the wheel started turning. we slab rated and we had some shirts. we just starting printing.

>> those shirts are being sold for $10 at the same fair where he became famous. it's going to go to a local children's hospital. if it goes well, they do have plans to expand. apparently. >> apparently it's time it ek which in with rose mary. apparently it's going to be a good day. >> apparently. it's going to be a good day. >> his little voice. >> so cute. love that little guy. all right. outside our doors giving you look to the east bay. apparently you are waking up with plenty of clear sky. patchy drizzle this morning. and the system that remains right off shore is going to remain there. this is what's bringing up the accident on shore breeze. it started up and cooled us

off. also deeing the marine layer. we will cloudy all day long. now eventually, or eventually as -- the monsoonal moisture coming our way. the circulation that's bringing us that onshore breeze, the deeper marine layer, again, you can see how that circulation also drawing in from the south and southeast. we're seeing that subtropical moisture come back into california. lasting into tuesday the slight possibility of scatter thawrp thunderstorms. the sacramento valley and the national weather service in the sacramento valley have decided to issue a fire-weather watch that stretches into the delta as well as clear lake. fair field -- for tomorrow lasting into tuesday but the slight possibility of a thunderstorm -- 10 to 20%. we'll be tracking it for you.

maybe some dry lightning strikes. 60 degrees in concord. 61 in oakland. now for today, we're waking up again mostly cloudy. pa muchy drizzle. mostly sunny away from the coastline into the second half the miranda warning and into the amp. if you're going to outside land, plan on a cool one. mostly cloudy skies. 60 degrees at 4:00 in the afternoon. we're going to remain in the low 60s for the entire day. and then into the evening hours 56 degrees at 8:00. amp highs around the renal. 76 in nevada. 74. 70 degrees for berkeley. oakland for hayward. low to mid-80s. 77 mountain view and 72 this afternoon with partly cloudy skies in santa cruz. the extended forecast. not a lot of change on going on with our temperatures.

low 80s in the forecast. finally warming it up a bit on sure. 70s around the bay. but again, notice monday, tuesday weave written it on the screen. slight chance in that -- that means a slight chance of thunderstorms in the forecast. >> voters at folk -- boater will have to low e shiran do. the one year ago folsom lake was at 416 feet elevation this year its elevation is 14 feet later. there's sand, rocks and hairdz markers. not for long. >> i think it's a good thing to slow things down when it's shallow for sure. there's a hardz for fast moving boats at all time. >> they predict -- by august 18th. once it reaches that level, ranges will impose a 5 miles an hour splilt on the lake. last year it was the middle of is september that it dropped below 0 # feet. >> coming up at 9:15 an arrest

has been med in the death of a 6-year-old girl the evidence collected from everyone in that area that led them to the suspect. >> and next a 9-year-old survives a fight of his life. what he's saying about the moment he felt a 400-pound alligator chomp down on his leg.

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called the really possum. the team doesn't seem to lose and that little rally possum appeared in the middle of the game against the minnesota twins and led by that rally possum, as well as the 3-run home run by the catcher. don't want to downplay. that the a's beat the twins 9-6. it was extra special because it celebrated tony larussaa introduction into the hall of fame. kansas city was fueled by power and pitching. with that home run in the 5th inning, and the pitcher james shields tossed a shut out winning 5-0. tim lincecum will take the mound for the team today. and guard alex boone is holding out because of a contract dispute. several teams, the tampa bay

buccaneers, and 49ers, may be interested in trading him. he's the 38th highest paid guard in the nfl. >> anthony weaner is hoping to open a wean -- wiener is hoping to open a new restaurant. he lost his bid for new york mayor after losing last year for sending inappropriate photos. and president obama arrived yesterday. with the exception of 2012, they've vacationed every year since the president took office. this summer will be the longest summer vacation of his presidency. the president will return to washington on august 24th. all right. this next story has me doing this. a 9-year-old boy if florida survived the fight of his life after a 9-foot, 400-pound alligator attacked him. on thursday, james barney, junior, there she right there --

he rode his bike to a lake, going for an afternoon swim in st. cloud, florida. he says he felt a tug at his leg and that's when he knew he was being attacked >> felt its jaw, i felt its tooth and a didn't know what do, so i immediately reacted and hit it a couple times. then it was let going a little and finally i had enough strength left to pry its jaw open a little. >> yeah, you heard him. he didn't know what do so he punched him and pried his jaw open. >> barney says he swam for shore and was taken to the hospital and doctors did fine a tooth in one of his wounds. fish and wildlife says it's going to keep that tooth to make sure they have the right gator if and when it's caught, but that tooth will eventually be given back to barney as a souvenir. a 9-year-old girl from marin isn't get letting a broken toe stop her if a good cause.

she decided to juggle her soccer ball as a way to raise money for st. jude's children's hospital. she wants to raise $25,000 by the end of august and after a little over a month, she's raised more than $15,000. the video you're looking at of her now, when s when she hit her record of 26 consecutive juggles. that is very, very difficult. then she broke her toe dancing. it however has not stopped her. all right. coming up on the 9:00-hour, new developments on the crash involving tony stuart. the decision he's made after today's race after a tragic accident on the track. >> and the violence continues in iraq. what we're hearing about the terrorist group trying to takedown the country. and cloudy skies, even a little damp with patchy drizzle. i'll update your temperatures

and have a lookity those highs coming -- look at those highs coming up.

. vallejo police are investigating a serious crash that caused a fire truck, and why it was incredible no one was killed. >> an early morning fire in oakland, details about where it started and a look at the

expensive damage left behind. >> and a deadly accident at the bridge, the hit-and-run investigation after a man was hit by several different cars. good morning to you. thanks for waking up to us. i'm kladene wong. >> greeted by the low clouds, fog, patchy drizzle. how about a few of the golden gate bridge. if you're out and about, we do have a little bit of damp weather out there. patchy drizzle along the coast, around the bay. sfo reporting a few days for some arriving flights. as we get into the second half of morning, this is going to peel back. we will be mostly sunny away from the coastline today. it's going to remain in pacifica, daily city, half moon bay. partly cloudy skies for santa cruz today. she can expect cloudy, cool conditions. as we get into the afternoon,

mostly sunny away from the coast. i want to roll us all the way into the evening hours. by sunset, 8:08, you can expect partly cloudy to mostly cloudy along parts of the peninsula and into the east day. walnut creek, 61, 61 in concord, 66 in antioch, mid-50s in novato, upper 50s half moon bay, 61 san ramon, and 61 lafayette. temperatures coming down just a few degrees for some. mid-60s are san francisco, 70 in oakland. if you're going to see the a's play, a beautiful day there. 82 in fairfield, livermore, mid-80s in antioch on. if you like these numbers, we're not going to see a whole lot of changes on monday. however, with the new week, a new round of monsoonal moisture coming back our way. what impact that could have coming up. new this morning, a man was hit and killed on interstate 80

in vallejo on. officers say they received a call about a man on the highway just after 12:30 this morning. the man's body was found in the eastbound lanes just past the bridge toll plaza. investigators say the man had been hit several times. >> we're not sure if he's a homeless person that might have wondered up in the freeway. we don't know the identity or why he was up here. >> the chp says the incident is being investigated as a hit-and-run. the first man that hit the car kept going. two people are in the hospital after suffering major injuries in what people are calling a side show related accident. the crash was reported around 3 a.m. on northbound highway 13 near the redwood exit in oakland. both were take tonight hospital and they believe the car was involved in a side show and speed was a factor. an investigation is underway in oakland after a liquor store caught fire at about 3:30 at the

ez mart on 87th avenue. firefighters received a call from neighbor who is saw the flames. it took firefighters about ten minutes to put it out. they say it appears as though it started at the front of the building. no one was injured. investigators in vallejo are trying to find out who's involved in a multicrash, which involved a firefighter ladder. alley. >> reporter: we're at sonoma boulevard. you can see the tire tracks from the multiple vehicles and the fire truck involved. they extend all the way up in the streets and in this parking lot, broken glass and car parts scattered around. if we turn the cam are around, you can see some gouges in the pavement. they've been filled in, about the this is where some of the

vehicles involved, even scraped the pavement. let's see you the exact locations after the crash. those grooves in the pavement may have been caused by the fire truck. the truck rolled twice during the crash. this vallejo ladder truck was responding to a call about a crash across town when somehow it wrecked. it was a tiller. he has his eyes on the firefighter driving the back when he saw the crash happened. he says it looked like that firefighter was almost thrown out of the truck. >> i saw him. it looked like god has his hand on him because i saw him flying out and he comes back in the side his little compartment, which was demolished and he un unleashed the seatbelt. i don't know how he lived through but he did.

>> reporter: the crash took out a fire hydrant. four firefighter his serious but nonlife threatening injuries. two of them remained in the hospital, the other two were released. the driver in the black suv had to be air lifted to the hospital. there were a total of at least three other cars involved in the wreck. the black suv, mercedes and a honda mini van. they say it's too soon to know who was at fault here. they'll be looking at it one of the vehicles out here didn't yield and go over to the right. police would like any witnesses to come forward, give them a little more information to help them with their investigation and police are also going to be looking for surveillance video in this area. live in vallejo, ktvu channel 2 news. tony stuart who was involved in a deadly crash will not compete in a nascar race in new york starting in the next hour.

earlier this morning, his team had announced he would race, but he's since changed his mind. last night's crash happened at a dirt track assistant car race, which is much different than nascar. we're not going to show the actual impact. witnesses say stuart clipped the car being driven by 20-year-old kevin ward junior. his sprint car spun around and came to a spot. ward did not appear hurt because he got out of the vehicle and pointing and yelling presumably at stuart. witnesses say when he came back around, he struck ward throwing him 50 feet. >> a first sprint car swerved to avoid the driver of the car that had walked down into the track. a second sprint car operated by driver tony stuart struck the operator of the sprint car that was on the track. >> ward was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced today. investigators say stuart is very

upset about what happened and is cooperating. stuart's racing team issued a statement saying tony was unhurt but a fellow competitor lost his life. our thoughts and prayers go out to his family and friends. >> here's a photo of the ward. motor sports.com said he'd been racing since the age of four. condolence messages was posted on social media. dale earnharta's father died, and he says the pain and suffering is suffocating. the violence continues in iraq. on isis militants, the iraqi human rights minister announced isis killed and accused of kidnapping 300 women for slavery. a former iraqi's decision to air

strike the terrorist group could not help. >> the u.s. administration, and president obama, and for the courageous u.s. army and air men who are now patrolling the skies of iraq. >> today, the u.s. hit five isis targets, but president obama says they can only secure iraq and imposing actions must resolve their deep rivalries. and a man was arrested on suspicion of stabbing his mother and father to death. the man possibly in his early 20s attacked his parent says just after 6:00 last night. it happened on charter oak place near lee land high school. the father died at the hospital and the mother is expected to survive. a they arrested the son near the crime scene and are not looking for anyone else. >> really, hat's off to the who circulate in the area and found

our murder suspect. >> they have no released the name of the suspect or the victims. we're finding out more information about a deadly accident in petaluma involving airportable pizza offense. 32-year-old -- a portable offense. a large brick pizza oven broke loose and slammed into his car. the crash injured usher's two sons ages 4 and 8 and a 34-year-old woman in the passenger seat. investigators have impounded the oven to ensure it was properly toed. we have an update on a big fire in eastern mendocino county. the lightning complex fire burned 8,500 acres which is 10,000 more than last night and the blaze remains at more than 30% contained. an evacuation order has been ordered for several areas.

the red cross is opened in the community of legit. lightning sparked the fire on july 30th. the three firefighters are expected to return to work. the two men and one woman burned were experienced firefighters. they are back home after being treated at the santa clara medical center. they were part of a strike team that is still in mendocino county. they have been pulled from the front lines and members are now being interviewed to try to find out what happened. coming up at 9:39, a new attempt at getting people to conserve water, the attempts you can to avoid heavy fines. >> plus sea word has successfully produced a think win through artificial -- penguin through artificial insemination, how that could help the endangered species. >> and clouds are finally clear

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. a passenger plane went down in iran today. 39 people are dead and nine are injured. the plane was taking off from an airport near the capital city, but crashed into a residential area after the engine failed.

aviation experts said iran suffered crashes because of the aging fleet. and how city negotiators say they've accepted an egyptian ceasefire. recent fighting between israel and gaza militants killed about 2,000 people combined mostly in gaza -- palestinians. in western washington, he's facing multiple charges in the death of a six-year-old girl. denise wright was seen by her family a few days ago. evidence led to the arrest. despite having someone in custody, the investigation continues. >> we'll continue with interviews, we'll continue

conducting searches, and we'll continue collecting evidence. >> the teen is facing charges of child rain and second degree murder -- rape second degree murder. in sacramento, a dog is dead and a passerby spotted the dogs and contacted authorities. three dogs died. >> the windows were cracked but that doesn't give anywhere near the conditions. >> the dogs' owner was cited on animal endangerment charges. >> the people of you hawaii are breathing a big sigh of relief today. forecasters predict hurricane jewel how will pass about two 50 mile

250-mile -- julio will part about 250 miles north of the island. no real threat on the island. residents can focus on tropical form iselle which toppled trees and knocked out power to tens of thousands of people. >> it felt like an earthquake with the winds hitting over 50, 60 miles an hour and they're just spooky. the power went on out. >> it will likely be a few more days before power's fully restored. the pearl harbor area was closed as a recaution because of has to two storms -- precaution because of those two storms. 9:17 for a check of the sunday forecast and is it clearing up at all? that camera looks a little bit wet. >> you're right. on the corners of the lens we still have a little bit of camp weather. patchy drizzle reported this morning around the bay, along the coast. as we get into the second half of your morning into the early afternoon, mostly sunny skies away from the coast today. along the coast ooshths going to be cool, it's going to be

cloudy. the pleasant weather expected for inland communities as temperatures run a bit cool for august giving you a look there into union square as you're going to be on your way to do some shopping this morning. i'm jealous for starters. expect a little bit of damp weather out there. we've got some great weather for the second half of the day. it will be cool, and a little bit breeze nesan francisco, as well. so we have this low that's sitting right off the coastline. that'll continue to bring us the on-shore breeze, the patchy drizzle through the morning hours, the partly cloudy to mostly sunny sky it is for the afternoon and pump nothing that cooler air. this cooler pattern will eventually aid in the surge of some monsoonal surges from the southwest. on monday and tuesday, an increase of high clouds coming our way and the slight chance for thunderstorms. it's 10 to 20%. i'll show you exactly what i mean. it's there. the possibility there in the potential for fire weather, coming back to the california

area especially over the sierra, especially over the central valleys and extending into parts of delta. we're cloudy along the coastline, mostly sunny elsewhere. if your plans for the week ahead include the sierra, those thunderstorms are coming back. paragraphs on tuesday, as well. it's going to push you into monday. bear with me here. we get up tomorrow morning and have the low clouds, maybe a few high clouds entering the picture at this point. notice what's coming in from the south. more so on monday. monday night into tuesday, will be the best possibility that we see a thunderstorm or two in our area. you can see primarily over the sierra with mostly sunny skies tomorrow. that's what we have in store. 57 degrees in santa ross a 57 in san francisco. low 60s in oakland, 61 concord and 60 for san jose. going to see the a's play this

afternoon, a child one,fect weather for a game. upper 60s in the forecast, southwesterly breeze with partly cloudy skies. low 70s in the forecast for the second half of the way. 78 sonoma, 69 in salsilito, 86 for brentwood, low 70s morgan hill, and peninsula, 71 san bruno, 65 san francisco, cloud y and cool at the coast. for the warmest part of the day, the extended forecast, slight chance for thunderstorms monday, lingering into tuesday, and then we get back to a quieter pattern with mostly sunny skies. numbers don't change a whole lot until about thursday. a warm up in store, upper 80s for inland communities. upper 70s around the bay and upper 60s at the desk.

a chp helicopter rescued a man after he was shot in a hunting accident in napa county. the sheriff's department says because of the rugged terrain, deputies had to use that helicoptory pull that hunter out -- helicopter to pull that hunter out he was he was able to talk when crews reached him. he was hunting with a friend who accidentally dropped his gun. as it land today went out and vasquez was shot in the head. sea world released the first penguin by artificial insemination. what sets her apart from the rest is that she was produced using frozen penguin semen. she's an amazing and historic scientific breakthrough. >> 9:21. a tale of terror from a 9-year-old boy. his quick thinking after a 400-pound alligator biting down

on his leg. >> and from gators to turtles to the teenage mutant ninja turtles, the concerns of some bay area residents.

. it is the last day of the san francisco's on outside land festival and so far 35 people have been detained for selling fake tickets. police are warning people last minute ticket punches should be made from a verified source. it assures people if they buy tickets or wrist bands through ticket master they'll have valid entry into the event. the web site says festival organizers not liable for fake tickets or wrist bands. we have a slideshow if you want to see more, head on over to on ktvu.com and look under today's hot topics. a new social media app is parking controversy among facebook users. through the messenger a app, facebook users are required to

give permission through personal data and access your camera phone. it only needs that access to make your messaging better and these terms have been in place for months. it has more than 6,000 reviews and most of them are negative. >> who knows what could happen to that information if it falls into the wrong hands. >> many mobile facebook users are finding on out they won't be able to view the messages s and they need to download the app and consent to any fine print. some mutant teenagers annihilated the competition. >> that's stupid. they're turtles. >> is there anything else we should know about? >> they're ninjas. >> teenage mutant ninja turtles was in first place, and guardians galaxy, and step up

rounded out the top five. with the height surrounding the teenage mute an ninjas turtle movie, they are afraid it is going to be a turtle frenzy. they are asking parents to buy their children toy action figures. owning a turtle requires planning accident equipment, food and a commitment. as that animal grow says, the space needs to expand accordingly. >> a home builder in florida's trying a different approach. they're setting aside up to 170 square feet for fido to lounge and play, special showers and a plush bed for naptime and a french door to a puppy run. cat owners can have cat scratches involved in homes. and by the antioch police department, his reaction to an

incident caught on camera that would show the man being beaten and tazed. and a new crack down on gri graf fit -- graffiti in oakland. >> i'll update your conditions for the afternoon coming up.

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a rollover crash in vallejo injuries four firefighters in their way to an incident. good morning. welcome back. i'm john sasaki. >> and i'm claudine wong. >> and a live look at san jose, we can actually see a little bit of blue out there at this hour. many areas good evening to clear, and we will be mostly sunny for the second half of your morning at lite away from the coastline -- least away from the coastline. 12 miles an hour, in concord, 25 gusting through fairfield and travis that morning. that marine air continuing to move well inland and for the afternoon temperatures will drop off a few degrees from yesterday. right now, 63 in livermore, 61 in concord, 59 in nap a 61 in redwood city. we've been truckling just -- in napa. we've been struggling a little bit, but beginning to rebound. antioch, 68 degrees at this hour. a beautiful start to your morning and for the afternoon,

not bad at all. 85 degrees for antioch, that's rung a little cool relatively speaking for august, but we'll take it, right? 82 in concord, cloudy and cool at the coast. 63 degrees pacifica this afternoon. outside lands will be cool, as well. as we get into the work week ahead, we're going to hold on to these numbers. not a lot of change for the first few days but i'm tracking the return of monsoonal moisture. i'll have the impact coming up. on the road in vallejo are there are still signs of a fire department ladder truck. ktvu's kelly rasmus is at the scene of a that crash where she talked to a man who witness today all happen. alley? >> reporter: that man had a very vivid account to one of the firefighters, and what happened in just a minute. first, i want to show you where this wreck happened. this is sonoma boulevard.

you can see the tire tracks that go up and down the street. and you can see some gouges possibly where that fire truck rolled and a little further to the left over here, you can see what's left of a fire hydrant that got removed. let's show you the video of this exact same location. the grooves in the pavement may have been caused by that fire truck. according to witnesses, the fire truck rolled twice during crash. this vallejo fire truck was responding to a call about a fire across down, and had lights and sirens going. somehow it wrecked. it was a untiler ladder truck, in the back cab who steers the back cab. a man had his eyes on the firefighter driving the back when she saw the crash happened he said it looked like that firefighter was almost thrown from the truck. >> i saw him -- it looked like god has his hand on him.

had he comes back, inside his little compartment, which was demolished and he unleashed himself with the i don't know how he lived through it, but he did. >> four firefighters had serious, but nonlife threatening injuries. two of them remain in the hospital overnight for observation. the other two were released. the driver in a black suv had to be air lived to the hospital. no update on his -- air lifted to the hospital. there were at least two other vehicles. a honda mini van and a mercedes along with the vallejo fire truck. they say it's too soon to know why it happened. when this fire truck was passing by, they do need more information so they say anyone who may have witnessed this crash should definitely give them a call to help them with

this investigation. live in vallejo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> one person was injured near pittsburgh at an apartment building yesterday afternoon between highway 4 and range road. firefighters have not yet said the extent of the person's injuries or how that fire started. >> freemont police joining us for an exercise. the purpose of that training is to help departments respond to major acts of violence. part of exercise will also include the delivery of medical aid during high risk situations. the college is not going to be opened to the public during the training. a mentally homeless man and his mother innantock are trying to make sense -- in antock said officers beat the 34-year-old last tuesday. it was call the by numerous

people on cell phones he showed gaseous on his head with dogs. i. >> i just want people to know how brutal the police are and how wrong what they did to my son. >> i even gave up almost. i said, i got my [ bleep ] beat, i don't want to live anymore. >> one police source told us gary may have tried to gab one of the officer's guns and -- grab one of the officer's guns and he denies that ever happened. >> a former police officer and private investigator had this to say. >> from whattave gotten so far -- what i've gotten so far, the subject was handcuffed. once a person is handcuff, you can't just gang up on the guy, beat them with your 50s, kick them -- fists, hit them and also sick the dog on you. >> antioch's police chief said he has no comment because this is a pefrnl -- personnel matter

under investigation. the latest incident happened thursday morning on parker street. three men took a cell phone, and officers spotted the car. cell phone robberies on campus have been on the rise over the past year. and tomorrow morning, city leaders in oakland are expected to announce state funding that could help violence in that city. the announcement is set for tomorrow at so a.m. on the steps of city -- 10 a.m. at city mall. the chairman of the east oakland beautifulcasion council says his group is documenting graffiti tags and is going to give evidence to the district attorney. some business owners say even after graffiti on their buildings is cleaned up they just keep coming back. graffiti abatement costs the city more than $1 million every

year. the stow away, marilyn hartman is accused of violating probation handed down to her. she was ordered to stay clear of the airport if she didn't have a proper boarding pass. she snuck on to a southwest jet from san jose to los angeles monday. she's jailed on $10,000 bail. a court hearing is set for tomorrow for a man accused of possessing a bomb in san francisco. 42-year-old ryan chamberland was arrested in june after they found bomb making materials at his home. agents say they recovered a jar filled with ball bearings and a green explosive powder. a none from the congo has died from ebola. that outbreak has killed close to 1,000 people. two americans a doctor and nurse who were infected with the deadly virus are making

progress. dr. brantly is growing stronger every day and the husband of the nurse said his wife also seems to be improving. the two are being treated with an experimental drug at emory hospital in atlanta. the cdc's director says there are several steps doctors are taking when trying to stop that disease from spreading. >> make sure they're isolated that they're sick, improve infection control in hospitals, and burriam practices for -- burriam practices for patients -- burial patient who is die from ebola. >> it kills up to 60% of the people it infects. california lawmakers are considering groundwater pumping. if the measure passes, it would be the first time groundwater pumping would be regulated. it would be the most significant water law passed in nearly 50 years. right now, land owners can pump as much water when they want with no oversight or limits. law makers have until

august 31st to decide. and impacts of the drought and the latest efforts officials have helped. from all the nine bay area counties will be there. similar meetings have taken place in santa clara, santa cruz, and sonora. santa cruz is offering an alternative for people violating water rations. violators can attend water school. there you learn about finding leaks to homes and how to get rebates for ripping out their lawn. santa cruz has suspended more than $250,000 in fines. the san francisco chronicle reports the santa clara county water district removed a cap that limited rebates just on to give people an extra push. it seems to have worked. the spokesman for the district

says the number of people requesting rebates has increased 500%. and k9s and their owners showed off competition. the second annual k9 competition in san leandro, included suspects and agility works. police say the bond between an officer and his k9 is special. >> the relationship between the handler and the dog or k9 is like no other. they work hard with these dogs. i can tell you mistakes that are made are usually from the handler and not from the dog. >> once the k9s compete, they were rewarded with their favorite toys. and there's nothing like a bunch of people on motorcycles wear tutus to draw a bit of attention. check out these from last year's read, which is called the tutu ride for suspect, supporting

athletes of the special olympics for northern california. riders will head through downtown napa for a pretty spectacular 90-mile ride. we're going to post a link at ktvu.com. it might be the natural thing for most women, but one new mother's being told not to on do it, why doctors are denying her the right to breast fees or baby. >> and the mayor jean quan is making to take herself off the road after two traffic incidents. >> temperatures are clearing. i'll have the numbers for the extended forecast and the possibility of thunderstorms, coming up.

. a day that changed live for ever in san bruno, nearly four years in a fire that killed eight people. now a woman who lost her husband, son and mother-in-law is turning her grief into action by helping young students of the yesterday, she held auction in honor of a $15,000 tuition grant for the international culinary center in campbell. that's the school william wanted to attend. >> this scholarship is for people who are disadvantaged for people who are able to go to culinary school. >> last year the they raised more than $20,000. this year they hope they raised $20,000. the mayor said she was involved in a crash in june. the other driver quan was on her phone at the time of the crash, but she submitted phone records to show she wasn't.

a police investigation was unable to determine which driver was at fault. that accident followed another social media fire storm when quan was allegedly photographed while on her phone behind the wheel. she said she was using her phone for directions. a spokesman said letting staff drive the mayor around will give her more time to focus business. the state senator and two other defendants will return to court tomorrow. he smiled but had little to say has he left the federal courthouse. before those cases can be split up, defense attorneys need to examine all the evidence seized from fbi agents. tomorrow's hearing is going to focus on wire tap evidence. former new york congressman anthony weiner is hoping to open a new restaurant. the nonprofit rock away kitchen is in the planning stages. it's to create jobs and provide healthy local food options to

the community. wiener lost his bid for new york city mayor, coming two years for sending inappropriate messages to several women. >> president obama continues his summer vacation in martha's vineyard. they arrived yesterday. the obamas have visited every year but 2012. the president will return to washington on august 24th. a mother in portland, oregon says doctors told her she can't breast feed because she uses medical marijuana. she said she smoked had her midwife's advice for anxiety and nausea. her baby was born last week and does need an incubator. she says she wants to breast feed her baby but the hospital has told her she can't. >> there's self studies that indicate it doesn't -- it can't

transfer through your milk ducts. your body kind of filters. >> we understand the benefits of mother's milk and we also don't want to be caught in the situation where the mother continues to use and says we never give her information on it. never informed about the risks. >> the hospital says it can't stop cane from smoking marijuana is the same as drinking and smoking. time to check in with rosemary. >> tomorrow, with the thunderstorms, and the possibility thereof, because thunderstorms not really expected to carry a lot of moisture, i'll explain that in just a moment. let's get live outside our door this is morning. we have a gloomy, gloomiy start across the bay, in areas like alcatraz, and golden gate bridge. this is going to clear back to

the coastline. we'll be mostly sun, way from the coast today. unfortunately, along the shore, along those beaches for the second half, it's going to be cloudy and cool. a look at the system that is bringing us the cooler weather pattern, the on-shore breeze, the thicker marine layer, the low clouds well inland this morning but starting to back off just a bit. this low will remain here and you can see the county clockwise motion around it. i love the satellite shot because it gives you a look at what is going on. the circulation in the atmosphere, you can see if you look close enough how it's moving around the low. this is also helping to draw in some of that monsoonal moisture from the southwest. as we get into monday and tuesday, the possibility of thunderstorms, it's a slim chance, but it is there. it could increase into the next 24 hours or so.

the national weather service has decided to issue a fire weather watch and it stretches into delta. if you live in fairfield, vallejo, in and around all small communities in between, this will be for tomorrow lasting into tuesday. the notice are for clear lake, as well. a slim chance, but that could be in krooesing over the next 24 hours. today -- increasing over the next 24 hours. 57 san francisco, low 60s oakland, concord, san jose you're checking in at 63 right now. let's take a tour of those afternoon highs. how about 74 for kentfield today, as far as san raphael. 79 for sonoma, and east bay, temperature range in the upper 60s to low 70s along the east bay shore. inland we have 83 for danville, 83 for livermore, 86 in brentwood. warm weather, but not bad. 79, for the peninsula this

afternoon, 78 redwood city, mid-70s for san francisco, and half moon bay, daily, pacifica, only reaching into the 80s. the extended forecast, slightly cooler than saturday. a minor drop and then we hold steady. monday, tuesday, wed, not a lot of change with the temperatures. we will get back to some warmer weather come thursday. but in the meanwhile, again, the possibility of the thunderstorms and the increase in fire danger monday night into tuesday especially. back to the desk. a 9-year-old boy from florida has survived the fight of his life -- or really anyone's life -- after a nine-foot long, 400-foot algate aror attacked him -- alligator attacked him. he rode his bike for a swim in florida. he felt a tug on his back side. he knew it was being attacked.

>> i felt its jaw, its teeth. i immediately reacted and hit it a couple times so then it was let going a little and finally, i had enough strength left to pry its jaw open a little. >> barney says when the gator let him go he swam for shore. he was taken to the hospital where doctors found a tooth in one of his wounds. fir and wild five officials have to make sure they have the right gator. it will eventually be given back on barney which he plans to wear on a necklace to show off to his friends. 9:51. up an effort to help those in need, how much money a 9-year-old girl has already raised even after breaking her toe. >> and cashing in on how a 5-year-old boy is enriching kids around him.

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newest mascott. the team doesn't seem to lies when he appears and he appeared in the middle of the game against the twins. led by that ralliy possum, as well as the home run, the a's beat the twins 9-4 and the game was considered extra special because it celebrated tony laruss a's induction into the hall of fame. a larussa bobblehead was gun away. the giants must win. kansas city was fueled by power and the pitching. gordon supplied the tour and james tossed the shut out. tim lincecum will state the mound today. and boone is holding out in a contract dispute. a leak report, the buccaneers and giants may be interested in

trading for him. boone who signed a contract in 2011 when he was a back up is the highest paid guard in the nfl. voters will soon have to slow down as the lake level continue to drop. one year ago today, the lake was 416 feet. now it's 15 feet lower. >> without restrictions. the lake will drop 400 feet by august 18th. once it reaches that level, they'll impose a five-mile per hour split on the lake. a 9-year-old girl from marin isn't letting a broken toe stop her from raising for a good cause. here's video who is deciding to juggle her soccer ball as a way to raise money for st. jude's hospital. she wants to raise $25,000 by the end of august. these a little over a month in and has already raised more than $15,000 and his a record of 326 consecutive juggles. then she broke her toe dancing, but definitely has not stopped

her. final preparations are being made for tonight's 16th annual teen choice awards, celebrating the hottest choices among television and music. the winners are chose know by teen fans and received a coveted surf board award, and hosted by tyler posy from teen wolf and sarah highland from modern family. >> i'm a little nervous just because it's live and my mouth sometimes says things that it shouldn't. sorry, fox. >> well, leading the pack is 22 jump street and airs tonight at 8:00 on ktvu. and a 5-year-old boy dubbed the apparently kid is back in the spotlight. >> you i have never been on live television before. >> if you haven't heard the full interview, he does say apparently a lot when he was interviewed boy a local television station, he was at a

county fair in pennsylvania. his interview has apparently been viewed more than 8 million times and people are cash nothing on his new found fame and recrating tee shirts that read -- and creating tees that read apparently. >> we had some shirts laying around so we started printing. >> the shirts are being sold for $10 at the st. fair where noah became famous and rosemary does the best -- apparently -- >> she's fantastic. >> here's her chance to do it again. >> let's hear it. >> apparently, we are going to have a below-average day. take a look at the numbers into the 10:00-hour. the clouds will be clearing 60 to 70 degrees. i'll say shave just a degree or two maybe off what we had yesterday afternoon and we sort a know what to expect for today. mid-80s for antioch, 70s in oakland, mid-70s in san francisco. slight possibility of

thunderstorms in the forecast for monday and tuesday. all good when it comes to the temperatures. so apparently -- no, so apparently nice weather coming up. >> are you a little kid that has red hair? >> a 5-year-old impression. >> all right. too funny. >> and that is our report this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu for news. we are working on information on that deadly crash in new york involving tony stuart. we'll have an update at 5:00. and ktvu.com, facebook and twitter, thanks for joining us. have a great sunday.

i'm chris wallace. president obama says air strikes in iraq could go on for months as he seeks to contain the threat from isis. earlier this week, owhen irq cried to the world, there is no one coming to help, today america is coming to help. >> as the u.s. turns to the fight, we'll get the latest on what's happening. retired four-star general jack keane breaks down the military operation and we'll discuss whether president obama is doing too little or too much with senators lindsey graham and ben cardin. plus, for a president who campaigned on getting out of iraq, how big is this