. a protest in oakland and berkeley. we'll show you some of the dam. >> a two-year-old girl is dead after being hit in san francisco. caught on video, a violent attack on a muni bus. the new warnings from police for bus riders. mornings on 2 starts right now. . it's saturday august 16th

i'm mike mibach. >> let's look at the weather and send it to rosemary. a pleasant start after we get through the fog and low clouds. it's back into the valleys this morning. north bay into the south bay. the inner east bay, it's enjoying sunshine, but in san francisco and along the coast we're socked in close. the marine layer it's right around here, not a lot of change going on. we'll see mostly sunny skies for the second half of the morning and into the afternoon. it's partly cloudy to mostly cloudy day along the coast when it comes to daily city and half moon bay and pacifica. it's a lot like what we had yesterday. it could strengthen a tad this afternoon. some will be similar to yesterday some of us a tad warmer, some a tad cooler. 61 in oakland, 50 in napa, this is one of the only spots i'm seeing this morning that is

cooler than where we started yesterday, most of us similar to how we started the day, 79 freemont, upper 80s to near 90 degrees, antioch checking it at 09 for the second half. this will be the warmest day, we'll begin in the minor cool down. i'll have a look at the extended forecast coming up. a two-year-old girl has been killed in a hit-and-run accident in san francisco. it happened at 10:37 last night on mission street between fourth and fifth streets. this shows the vehicle police are looking for. it's a white mid-90s four-door sedan. it could be a camry honda or lexus. the driver hit the girl when she was walking in the crosswalk with a family member. they're asking anyone with information or anyone who sees this vehicle to call 911. from ferguson, missouri they're clashing with police with the deadly shooting of an

unarmed teenager and businesses are caught right in the middle. late night demonstrations in ferguson turned into looting over the objections of protestors. they broke into this convenience store that have been boarded up. to withstand the tear gas police were firing to disperse the crowd. in the east bay several businesses will need to clean up. looters broke away from protests and vandalized several stores in oakland as well as in berkeley. >> reporter: some of the damage has already been cleaned up this morning. but, if you take a look out here here is some of the damage that's left over at this hour. this is a bakery on telegraph. two people were arrested in the east bay last night after a protest here took a violent

turn. >> this is a local demonstration in oakland, they're protesting the police shooting in ferguson last night. it went all the way to berkeley, several hundred people took part. >> several hundred stores were vandalized. we saw graffiti along the walls in oakland. windows were smashed in the bank of the west downtown. they've been boarded up. this bakery and coffee shop that was vandalized. some smashed windows here, the business does appear to be on its way to opening this morning, we are seeing some workers in the back, the lights on, some of the pays industries in the cases this, and we're hoping to once they do open here talk to some of the folks here about the fallout and damage they experience as a result of last night's protest. we're live in oakland, ktvu, channel 2 news. happening today a protest is being held against the

sonoma county sheriff's deputy against lopez. he's set to return to full duty next week. he was placed on paid administrative leave. he was holding a pellet gun that they thought he was a assault rifle. they will not file any charges against him. happening today a large demonstration is planned at the port of oakland against a israeli cargo ship. we took these pictures at the part port an hour -- port an hour ago. this rally was pushed back to 3 chock this afternoon. demonstrators plan to march from the west oakland bart station for rights in gaza. a chinese woman was sitting on the number 9 bus when a teenage boy tried to grab her

purse. he pulled her off the bus to pull that purse away. she agreed to talk to us on the condition we don't identify her. >> i was so scared. i don't know what he was thinking. >> even though there were other passengers who witnessed the attack, no one came to her help. she is having trouble sleeping and no longer takes public transit. police urge passengers to avoid sitting near exit doors, the strong arm robbers have targeted asian women grabbing their cell phones and making a quick get away. machine have pleaded guilty to lesser charges. a man was hit by a stray bullet while walking with her husband in a square. she was caught in a crossfire. the men reached plea agreements

with the district attorneys office. the murder charges were dropped in exchange for gun and assault charges. they'll serve between 5 to 9 years in prison. a former oakland high school security guard accused of beating a student in a wheelchair is ordered to stand trial. they show is surveillance video of the incident. michelle is charged with inflicting injury to a child. he suffers from cerebral palsy. he may have been refused or slow in complying with mitchell's orders to go to class. they arrested a mother for leaving her children alone in a car. a store clerk came outside and saw the car and heard the engine running. after taking a look inside, he saw two kids, ages one and thee and that's when he called

police. >> the children were in the car crying, it was running, the car was unlocked. and the children were basically left unattended. a similar incident happened last month in livermore when police arrested an oakland woman for leaving her two and though-year-old children inside a locked car. the first transgendered police recruit is now a officers officially. she graduated in the academy with three other recruits. 35-year-old o'connell is the oldest graduate and the first male to female transgender graduate. she knows what it means and the pressure it has. >> you can't screw up. i know people will be watching me, i cannot let the transgendered community being let down.

five people living in santa clara county have been diagnosed with the west nile virus. they are the first human case to be reported in the south bay this year. two of the people showed no symptoms and two got the neuro invasive form of the disease. in recent years they've seen a big increase in the number of dead birds testing positive for the virus. 648 birds have died from west nile. new this morning with the start of the school year, they're urging high school students to seek higher education. >> we know whether you go to a community college, a four-year college or a professional training program, some education is a ticket to the middle class. a well educated work force is vital to improving the nation's economy. they've worked hard to reform the student loan system. he adds that a typical american

with a bachelor's degree or higher earns $28,000 a year more than someone with just a high school diploma. the monument crisis center in concord will be giving away 1,000 backpacks to contra costa in need. they'll kick off at 9:00 this morning at the center in market street. they'll be able to pick out their own back pack, the family friendly event will have free tips and face painting. the offense looked sharp putting up 13 points in their first to drive. the raiders got at it. the lions35, he has got big men in front of them. he'll later punch it in from the one yard line. rookie, he finds murphy for the

touchdown. 12 ticks left on the clock. dancing, dancing and throws and cuts down raiders. raiders win in a preseason come back fashion. 27-26. >> the football season is back. >> good to see the highlights. coming up on mornings 2, she was stabbed multiple times by a stranger on the bus? >> i thought my life was coming to an end. >> what surprised her about the person coming to the rescue. >> tracking concussions, an effort to prevent on field injuries, why the move can lead to other types of injuries. >> our pleasant weather pattern will continue for the first half of your weekend. i'll have a detailed look at the afternoon highs today. and we'll introduce you to a minor cooling trend coming up.

. four people are safe after being rescued from the side of a cliff. they set out at a hike in a area known as pirates cove. they could not go any further, they were stuck. and a cal fire helicopter helped those hikers to safety. a dog was rescued after being there in a treatment plant. he was stuck in a vault, and they were able to hoist the dog out. the dog was taken to the county animal shelter for treatment. the dog was not wearing a collar had he was found and they're searching for the dog's owner. a massive wildfire that injured three county firefighters should be under

control. it burned 12,000 acres. it's 70% contained. while the conditions are still warm and dry they believe they've got the upper hand on the fire. the controversy continues for a number of paul mccartney fans who missed the concert at candlestick because of traffic jams. he delayed the start of the show because of the traffic in gridlock. fans say the event overall was just disorganized. >> the parking attendants that came to my car said they are turning away thousands of people. >> this person waited in traffic for three hours before being turned around. several people are requesting a refund from ticket master. there's no word about those complaints. it's back to school time

and for some young athletes is back to the football field. this is the last season before players see big changes during practice. >> high school football. the pads, the tackles in the trenches, teenage athletes going toe to toe and some just love to hit. >> you know a moment can change with just one hit. that's the best part of the game. >> things are about to change and it's ab21-27. it's actually a bill that's going to become law. it will limit the practices two full contact practices per week. >> he says he's not waiting to 2015 when the law takes affect. he's cut down full contact practices to twice a week. >> the medical side of the game has changed if we don't change with it as high school coaches

from the ground up i don't think the sport will survive. >> the associate director or cif said the enat the present time of the law is to prevent concussions, he said it's a step in the right direction. they're interested in any issue that promotes the health and safety of our athletes. >> we understand concussions and it's a hot topic now, but are we going to trade concussions for neck injuries. >> the high school football coach says is reducing full contact practices like today. it's the first double day. if you limit to hitting the players are not learning and come game day they will get hurt. >> you can only do by blocking and tackling. they have to learn to do it safely. >> and that new law is set to take effect january 1st junior high school the san francisco

zoo is collecting backpacks for bay area children in need. and giving out gifts for people who donate a new or gently used back pack. they'll receive a limited edition seth of folders. organizers say it will help get young minds ready for the classroom they'll be adding educational exhibits. they'll be collecting those backpacks today as well as tomorrow. >> if you have plans, it's a good day to go to the zoo. it's comfortable outdoors. >> we've settled into a nice pattern. along the coastline not much these days. a live look into the east bay, the sun is shining in and around pittsburg this morning. you get closer to the bay and into the north bay and along the coast we have fog and low

clouds. a ridge of high pressure strengthening our way and for some that will lead to just a slight warmup today. some of us ma i not notice a difference. way the to point you to the pacific, do you see -- i want to point you to the pacific here. you may see a spin moving to the northern california. this is keeping the breeze going. some of our delta areas may actually cool down just a tad. this will be what we will see for the second half of your weekend and into next week as a cooling trend gets under way. before today i think a lot like yesterday, temperatures starting in the upper 40s to upper 50s, i have the clouds and fog this morning. by the afternoon it will be a sunny day as long as you're not spending date in pacifica. it's partly cloudy to sunny and mile. if you definitely have the beach in mind head in that direction. 58 degrees right now in concord. low 60 in oakland, these

numbers are very serious. napa is one of the spots trailing behind yesterday's morning temperature by 60, it may cooler outside your door. it will be a gorgeous day, upper # 0s, low 80s, 4:00, temperatures for most of your afternoon, it will be upper 70s, it's hard to beat that. >> as we get into the afternoon, let's take a tour of the north bay. 70 in sausalito, low 70s for berkeley. we have a half a marathon going on in oakland this morning. 89 in livermore, to the south bay, that upper 80s for morgan, it's going to be a warm day, not too hot by august standards. a beautiful day in san francisco. partly cloudy, 67 degrees.

we'll have the afternoon sea breeze if you're spending time in the city of san francisco. temperatures begin to trend downward as early as tomorrow. we'll drop off a few degrees and we'll continue the cooling as we got into monday, tuesday with a little change in the forecast for midweek wednesday. back to the desk. >> the time is 7:20, a free film festival is being held in honor of comedian and actor robin williams. it will feature some of the most popular movies, mrs. doubtfire, the bird cage and goodwill hunting. today's movies are being played from noon to 8 p.m., they'll run from noon until 6 and admission is free. it is a unique way to raise money to fight als, the newest internet sensation, a bucket of ice cold water, and jim is getting involved.

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access to wine. it's tied with first place including california, the worst states for wine drinkers are in the south and midwest. a property has sold for $1.6 million in bitcoins, an online currency that's been around since 2009. it's expected to be the largest real estate transactions in history. it does not involve banks or credit card companies, but bitcoin is not without risk. the federal consumer protection material it may be vulnerable to fluctuating rates and scams with no consumer protection. the soccer championship is under way, 24 person teams are competing in the vote. all of the competitors are homeless men women and young

adults. the three-day events helps teach life and job skills. david chew came out to welcome the teams in competition. >> we've always stood up to make sure folks who don't have a roof over their head and are home hess have an opportunity to become part of the community and become part of the fabric of san francisco. >> the top 8 players will go on to represent the chile at the national homeless cup in october. a neighborhood dispute on the american flag, and what police say, they can't do anything. >> stabbed by a stranger on the bus, what she's saying about the person who saved her life. >> it's a great start to the day for most had those clouds are going to clear and temperatures will begin to rise coming up. is there an elk in your bed?

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. from ferguson, missouri to the bay area, anger turns to violence, and this morning a number of businesses are cleaning up. welcome back. >> we'll get back to that ongoing story in ferguson, but

let's send it over to rosemary for a check on the forecast. it's a gray start. we have a beautiful afternoon in store. first we have to get through this overcast. we'll look at the bay bridge and into san francisco where you can barely see the skyline this morning. the marine area depth is similar to yesterday. we'll have a similar burn off for your afternoon. delay is reported at sfo because of the cloud and fog. it's 63 in hayward. 52 in nevada, it's partly to mostly cloudy in san jose. as we get into 9 to 10:00, this will peel back. but, as i advance us into the afternoon it's hugging the coast to coast through the the day. we have 60s around the coast, 80s for the inland community, a

warm day far inland. notice the shade of red staying out in the central valley. we're looking at antioch hitting 90 degrees and that will be about it. livermore 79, 80 degrees redwood city, low 80s in santa rosa as well as napa. we'll get a cooling trend under way as early as tomorrow. i'll have a look at the extended forecast coming up. the week long demonstrations in ferguson, missouri have turned into looting. they broke into a convenience store that had been boarded up it's been a week since an officer shot and killed michael brown. they identified the officer who opened fire. the six-year veteran darren wilson. the incident began when he knocked over a store clerk and stole cigars. the protest has spread into the

bay area. several businesses were vandalized in connection to a ferguson protest. >> they took part in that local demonstration last night. in the wake of this morning, there is damage to local businesses, you can see it right here. now, demonstrators here in the east bay protesting the shooting in ferguson last week. the march started in oakland and went all the way to berkeley. several stores along telegraph avenue were vanlized. we saw graffiti in many of the walls in oakland. some expressed anger towards police. windows were smashed up and had to be boarded up. windows were smashed at the taste afterdenmark bakery. the business isn't scheduled to open until 8:00 a.m., they're getting ready to open as scheduled. we talked to the owner to his reaction to the vanned him. he said it's really small

business owners getting hurt here and it's sad. they're the 99% like everybody else, and he's frustrated with this landlism saying a lot of at, of courser should not be directed at the local businesses. . law enforcement have been accused of excessive force. some of their weapons and vehicles come to a program that supplies dediminished military gear. he they showed a armored personnel carrier. sal lean as received these bomb proof vehicles last year. san francisco got one a year ago. the san francisco department got 200 night vision goggles and arm or annal made county got a grenade launcher. >> we needed a vehicle to match

the threats that we're coming into contact with across the nation. >> if you have a temptation you are going to use it. what is a couple of officers turns into a s.w.a.t. team raid and what might have been a s.w.a.t. team raid will turn into a major military force. a woman who was stabbed repeatedly on a ac transit bus for no apparent reason talked about what happened to her. it happened in causer street. she was on the bus when a man pulled out a knife and started to stab her. she was stabbed in her eye right arm and left leg. she survived thanks to an passenger who hit her attacker with a skate board. the 25-year-old is charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon.

the father said he has been battling membership tall health charges since the age of 3. he was homeless and off his medication. >> there are many times he was institutionized i am him and let him go. he's being held without bail. >> a concord man has been pleaded not guilty and they killed a mother and a one-year- old daughter. this 24-year-old had twice the legal limit of alcohol in his blood. officers say this more and daughter were headed east when the car crashed head on into theirs. >> he was charged with murder because he had a prior dui conviction within the last ten years. as a result of that he was warned. >> he will be back in court on september 15 for his preliminary hearing. a 40-year-old woman is facing charges after police

same she stole a taxi in martinez and drove the wrong way on to highway 4. a video posted on youtube shows the orange taxi driving east in the westbound lanes. jaimie caused two accidents to swerve out of the way to avoid hitting the taxi. they were inside the taxi, the keys, when he got inside and drove off. drugs are believed to be a factor in the incident. >> there are several new developments regarding the iraq conflict. they pounded an area around the largest dam in an effort to drive out isis militants. they reported killing 80 minutes and taking women captive. they've been overwhelmed by the crush of people seeking safety this week. with the announcement that the iraq's minister is stepping down there's hope that the

sectarian violence will lessen. a man who served in afghanistan is back home in the bay area with his family. [ cheering ] army specialist jeremy scott is greated by friends and family when he arrived at sfo this morning. his mother says she was overcome with emotion when she saw her son walking towards her. he. >> it was a great surprise. i did not expect it at all. >> i'm overwhelmed with everyone's support being here and showing him how much people stand behind him. it means a lot to me. >> he won a number of awards from the military during his demoment in afghanistan. kaiser says the rich land emergency department has been overwhelmed. doctors medical center started

redirecting emergency ambulances because of staffing and money problems. all of the extra ambulances being sent to the rich land campus compromised patient care. 21 planses that would have gone to doctors medical center are being sent to other hospitals. a pipe burst is being blamed for a leak of sulphur. it burned two workers back in february a report released by the us medical safety board found insufficient tightening between a tube and a compression joint in one of the facility's unit. a man posed as a agent and gave a fake security screening it two women. this 53-year-old was arrested. he took the two women inside in order to privately screen them. yesterday the district attorney said there is no law against

impersonating the tsa agent. they've not been found without victims to testify, there is no case. california's job market held steady last month. the unemployment rate was 7.4% and that's the same it was in june. educational and health services recorded the biggest increase in new jobs. the largest decline came in construction which reported 6400 fewer jobs in july. the bay area is doing better than the rest of the state in the job front. they had the lowest of any county in the state of july. the highest job less rate is salerno county and that is less than the statewide average at 7.4%. some homeowners who fly the american flag have received anonymous letters to take the

flags down. dean morris has then a flag 40 years. he received a letter that people who are displaying flags are trying to make a conservative statement. he says flying the flag and sending that letter is part of free speech. >> i lost people in the vietnam configure and it's a tribute to them. >> he spoke to neighbors who display the american flag and they received the same letter. he pointed out those letters were sent with a stamp bearing the image of the flag. >> they ran into a home run fest out in atlanta. >> two on for freddie freeman, they pitch out of the park, it's the second of four home runs for the braves. they went three innings.

free man shooting this into the deep into the night sigh. braves would get two more in the six and won 7-2. oakland up one game on the angels. phillies in span for a three-game set. morris changes it. he takes it out on the bad and muscles it out. he has 7 solid. jeremy gives up a 2-run homer in the 8th. the first homer that lefty has given up in the season. they did on to the tenth and phillie tax on two runs including this sack fly to left field. the giants blow this one and lose 5-3. maybe the giants even the a's can use the help of a 13-year-old girl from philadelphia mo' ne davis from a complete game shut out. her pennsylvania team beat 4-0.

she struck out 8. she's a first girl to win at a little league baseball. her ball equates to a 90 miles per hour fast ball in the major leagues. five people have been diagnosed with west nile virus. what you can do to protect yourself. preparations are under way at the big event for levi stadium. they're making sure the 49ers game is nothing like the crowds and chaos we saw last time. >> a mild pattern will continue in the afternoon. we'll check on the current conditions and look at the daytime highs for your neighborhood coming up.

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. the 49ers are set to their preseason home game in their studio. they have a look to get ready, and including what you need to know if you are headed out to the go i am. >> by all accounts, the first go around at levi stadium as far as parking and transportation was concerned. they went to that soccer game. >> as the 49ers prepare to take the field sunday, transportation and stadium officials are preparing improvements to their plan. >> i tell you what we do have as a commitment to make the change where people are not as frustrated. >> there will be better signage and more police in strategic occasions directing traffic. they'll be able to access live

video feed. >> we'll have traffic cam available for folks to view the traffic surrounding the stadium. >> as far as vpa are concerned, they'll have more people expediting the lynn, extra trains on stand by and extra buses as back up? >> we're looking at the train loads as the trains are coming on various locations, and we have buses waiting to pick up extra passengers. >> they expect things will go more smoothly, but the best advice for fans is to come early and plan ahead. >> the plan we've had all along is the plan we're sticking to with today and it works. quite frankly we'll be making changes like this in october. >> this is opening at 11 and the gate is set to begin at 1:00, there are some tickets still available. in santa clara and rubin ktvu, channel 2 news. >> while it comes, the teen had

fun with the als ice bucket challenge. that challenge is to get ice water dumped on you. it's a sensation that has gone viral, it was challenged by his brother john and he made the point he was accepting the challenge from his brother not coach carol. >> i challenge the san francisco beat riders and president obama. >> he also challenged the reporters come to the 9ers and take that challenge before they practice last night inside levi stadium. you can see our coverage at 12:30 with the live special all access pass and then it's the 49ers and chargers and you can watch it here on channel 2. after a week long manhunt they've issued a mixed martial

arts fighter accused of brutally beating his girl friend. he is known as the nickname war machine had been on the run since his ex-girlfriend accused him of assault on august 8th. witnesses said they heard a lot of noise when police entered their apartment. >> they're screaming like open the door it's the police and they couldn't get it open and they finally got it only and i heard them yell gun, they shot their taser and tased him. >> they are hosting a dedication ceremony for a new park. they tried to build a program on 22nd street. the neighbors were able to raised 100,000 in private donations. need another $10,000 for ongoing maintenance of the playground. the dedication will be held at 11:00 this morning.

more than 1,000 people are expected to come out for the 30th and you'll run for the seals event. it not only helps raise money for injured seals and sea lyons but it gives them breathtaking views. a marine mammal center in sausalito they're hoping to raise more money, so far they've raised $48,000. it's not always necessarily sunny, but it's beautiful. hopefully the runners will have nice weather out this. >> the runners like it cool and cloudy. >> there you go, we have the town's half marathon going in oakland this morning. let's start out with a bird's eye view in san francisco and you can see how much fog is lingering out there inside the bay knot bay into the south

bay. i'll give you a snapshot, let's look at the satellite view and let's see for yourself. peninsula, coast, and get into areas like concord and antioch, all of these are waking up with sunshine this morning. we have a ridge of high pressure to the east of us. it will be strengthening and that will lead to a minor warmup for some. we have a trough off the coastline and that's keeping the onshore breeze going. it may be stronger this afternoon than yesterday afternoon. it could be a tad cooler. all in all only minor changes in store for today. i want to take you to the sierra. what a fabulous weekend it will be in tahoe. low to mid-70s in the forecast, mostly sunny skies. i point this out because rounds and rounds of thunderstorms have been moving over the sierra, for the past month or so, not this week, a good looking dry weekend in store.

right now, san francisco checking in at 6 as well. oakland you have 61, and for the afternoon it will be a splendid one upper 70s, and 4:00 hour 81 degrees. it will be upper 70s to lower 80s, i think you'll tap out 81 san jose. sonoma you're looking at 18. san raphael and 70 degrees for the sausalito. we'll be mild along the water, into the inner east bay a beautiful day, a warm day, but not too hot, 89 for livermore as well as pittsburg. we have 80 degrees for you santa clara. and going to santa cruz, partly cloudy mid 70s expected for the afternoon. very mild but cool along the coastline, pacifica and half moon bay. it's 75 for you this afternoon. 79 in palo alto.

san francisco checking in at 69 for the second half. the extended forecast here with the bay area weekend always in view. we have and cooling trend that gets under way tomorrow. temperatures will cool just a few degrees as we get into monday and tuesday, notice we continue to fall. what a mild forecast we have for you this. mound, tuesday, and wednesday, low 70s at the bay and 60 along the coast. if you like zucchini hayward is where you would like to be. the annual zucchini festival is there this weekend. there's a number of dishes and a zucchini growing contest and music. the money raised at this event goes to local nonprofit organizations. a confusion out in candlestick, some people turned around and said see you later we're headed home. explanation from police and the demands from those who missed the paul mccartney show.

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there is controversy surrounding the pope's visit he led a ceremony in front of 800,people in seoul south korea. he honored people tortured from their religion. there is lingering questions on who to block chinese catholics from going to south korea to see pope francis. it was likely the work of oversell us county bureaucrats. rick perry is facing felony charges. he was indicted by a grand jury on two counts of abusive power. one is perry's threat of corruption charges. and they're asking him to resign. if convicted he could face up to 99 years in prison. an attorney for the governor

predicts he'll be cleared. law enforcement agencies will be out in full force looking for drunk drivers. at that he is part of an nationwide effort to save lives. several are planned in the bay area. in 2012 they were 10,000 people killed in drunk driving charges in the u.s. a 79-year-old man in the county is trying to sell his homemade train. he started building engine number 9, 25 years. he bought the seats at a school auction. the railing came from a wheelchair and one of the front one of the children's baby cups. he's advertising the tran and he's selling the train for $250,000. >> it's a little kid's train to

ride on that thing. >> let me put it in my backyard and see if it will fit. >> coming up at 8:00, returning back to duty, more on the backlash, following ate nounsment that the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed lopez will be going back to work. >> making history, the barriers that officer is breaking for transgendered people right here in the bay area. >> nice and quiet for your saturday afternoon. we have mostly cloudy skies this morning, but that will break way for mostly sunny. a nice start over the east bay, i'll update your current conditions, i'll have the afternoon highs for your neighborhood coming up. bulldog: you don't need to camp out

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. a protest in the east bay. we talk about some of the local business owners of some of the damage left behind. a two-year-old girl is dead after being hit by a car in san francisco. a photo of the car that they hope will lead to an arrest. >> a cargo ship, what they're hoping to attain and what they're demanding. apps good morning, welcome to mornings on 2.

>> let's get a look at the weather with rosemary. >> it will be nice for most of us this afternoon once we cut through the overcast skies, how about the oakland estuary, around the bay along coast, down the peninsula, it's a gray start. we have mostly sunny skies, if you go inland, fairfield, antioch, livermore, all the small nice communities in between, we're dealing with the sunshine, most of us here, plenty of gray to go around. this will be peeling back a lot like yesterday, the onshore breeze a lot like yesterday. the mostly sunny skies will be able to break through yesterday morning. it's mid-50s in napa. napa had actually slid into the upper 40s earlier this morning. it was a cool start outside your door. low 60s with mostly sunny skies in antioch this morning. this is going to feel a lot

milder compared to this. we have gray skies, and you get the sunshine and it makes you feel a lot better. your noontime members, a lot of things for the lunch hour, a few more areas, oakley, brentwood 88 in fairfield, 77 in hayward, 69 san francisco, low 80s for santa rose a and napa and into the south bay, 89 degrees in morgan hill. a splendid day for most. temperatures begin to cool off as early as tomorrow. i'm have a look at the extended forecast coming up. a young child is dead after being hit by a car in oakland yesterday afternoon. it happened around the park, the girl died at the hospital. there were reports that the child was a two-year-old girl and the driver of the car stopped and is cooperating with the police. they're still investigating. and a two-year-old girl has been hit and killed in a hit-

and-run accident in san francisco. it happened at 10:38 last night on mission street between fourth and fifth streets. this shows the vehicle that police are looking for. it's a white mid-90s four-door sedan. it could be a camry honda or lexus. the driver hit the girl when she was walking in the crosswalk with a family member. they're asking anyone with information or anyone who sees the car to call 911. >> from ferguson, missouri to the bay area they're clashing with police of an unarmed teenager with michael brown. some businesses are caught in the middle. late night demonstrations in ferguson turned into looting over the objections of some protestors, the looters broke into a convenience store that had been boarded up. some were seen as gas masks used to withstand the tear gas

police were firing to disperse the crowds. some people broke away from the large protest and vandalized people in oakland as well as berkeley. >> reporter: quite a bit of damage for some of these businesses here in oakland in the wake of last night's protest. this baker is just one -- bakery is just one example. several hundreds of these people were protesting the events of ferguson last week. several stores along telegraph avenue were vandalized. some of it expressing anger towards the police. the windows at the back of the west and downtown were smashed and had to be boarded up. windows were smashed at the taste of denmark bakery at 34th and telegraph. we have his reaction to all of the vandalism.

>> smashing windows, it's got to come out of people's pockets and like i say, these are people with businesses who are trying to make a living. they're not the 1% that are rich and famous, and they're terrorizing small people. it's just incredibly sad. >> now, we did see some cleanup crews elsewhere in front of businesses, in oakland, we have become. channel 2 news. >> happening today a protest is being held against the sonoma county's sheriff's deputy. he is going to work next week. he was placed on administrative leave, he was holding a pellet gun which he thought was a assault rifle. they will not file charges

against him. happening today a large demonstration is planned at the port of oakland. the protest will start from the west oakland bart station and end up at the port. some demonstrators arrived this morning. they pushed back the start to 3:00 p.m. to better time with the boat's arrival. they're demanding more palestinian rights in gaza. on august 6th a chinese woman was hitting the number 9 bus when a teenage boy tried to grab her purse. he dragged her off the bus to pull that purse away. the 39-year-old victim says she is traumatized and has cuts and bruises on her knees. she agreed to talk to us on the condition we don't identify her. >> i was so scared.

really scared. i don't know what he was thinking. >> even though this were other passengers who witnessed the attack, she said no one came to her help. she's having trouble sleeping and no longer takes public transit. >> police urge passengers to avoid sitting near exit doors. they've targeted asian women and taken cell phones making for a quick get away. >> 50-year-old shower was hit by a bullet and walking with her husband. she was caught in a gunfire between rival gangs. the murder charges were dropped in exchanges for gun and assault charges. the men will serve 5 to 9 years in prison. a former oakland high school security guard who was accused of beating a student in

a wheelchair is going to stand trial. this 23-year-old face as felony charge of inflicting corporal injury to a child. he's suspected of punching martinez, he may have refused or slow in complying with mitchell's orders to go to class. they arrested a mother for leaving her children alone in a car. it happened tuesday in a parking lot. a store clerk saw the car and heard the engine running. he saw two cars, ages one and they and that's when he called police. >> the children were in the car crying, it was running, the car was unlocked. and the children were basically left unattended. a similar incident happened last month. livermore police arrested a oakland woman for leaving her two and three-year-old children

inside a car. the first police recruit is now officially an officer, a transgender student she graduated and she's the oldest graduate in her academy class in the first male to female transgender graduate. she understands what first means and the pressure cops in? >> it means you can't screw up. you can't ruin it for those coming behind you. i know people will be watching me. i cannot let them down. he was elected president of her a chad am i class. she received two awards for high academic marks. two have been diagnosed with the west nile virus. they are the first two reported this year. two people never showed symptoms, one had west nile fever and another had severe neural form of the disease. they've seen a big increase of

dead birds testing positive for the virus. so far 648 birds have died from west nile. the oakland raiders hosted detroit. the offense looked sharp putting up 14 points in its first two drives. raiders got at it. the lions a little pass. he has big men in front of him going 22 yards on the game. the lions, and mcfadden would punch it in. rookie der he can car finds murphy for the touchdown. raiders down 6, matt with the shotgun, dancing throws, touchdown raiders, raiders win in preseason come back fashion. 27-26. >> time for football once again. >> a win is a win, we'll take it. coming up on mornings on 2, time is 8:10, a mma fighter

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. four people are safe this morning after being rescued from the side after cliff. they set out on a hike on a part known as pirate's cove. they became stuck and couldn't get further. a cal fire helicopter helped lift the hikers to safety. they were rescued from a assuming plant in north richmond. the dog was stuck in a vault, they were able to harness the dog out with wires and ropes. he was taken for treatment. the dog was not wearing a collar when it was found and they're looking for the dog's owner. the controversy continues for a number of paul mccartney fans who missed a concert at the candlestick park. it delayed the show to accommodate the fans who are stuck out there in fred lock. drivers unfamiliar with the

area combined with the weekday evening commute made the traffic a nightmare and fans say the event overall was disorganized. >> the parking attendant that came to my car said that they were turning away thousands of people. that's very waited and traffic waited for thee hours before being told to turn around. they are requesting a refund from ticket master, so far there is no word from the concert promoter about the complaints. new this morning, president obama is urging high school students to seek higher education. >> we know that in today's economy whether you go from a four-year college to a professional education program some form of education is a ticket to the middle class. it's vital to improving the nation's economy. the administration has worked hard to reform the student loan system and expand the grants and tax credits.

a typical american earns 28,000 more than someone with just a high school diploma. san francisco zoo is collecting backpacks for bay area children in need and going out gifts for people who donate. >> those who receive a limited set of people, julian, the tiger and the giraffe calf. to help get neonomians minds ready they've added educational exhibits. they'll be collecting the backpacks today and tomorrow. the crisis center in concord will be giving away backpacks, and the give away will conclude off on market street. they'll be able to pick out their own backpacks with all of the supplies they'll need for school. the family friendly event will include face painting. let's swing it over to rosemary and see how we're

looking this morning. >> yes, all mild out there. pleasant and not too hot. it's cool and cloudy along the coastline today. not a lot of change going on. if you liked yesterday you'll like it today. we started with overcast skies and that's what we're joined with this morning. san jose, a view here, we're waking up mostly cloudy. we'll be mostly sunny in the second half of the morning and into the afternoon. the ridge of high pressure strengthening just a bit. that will lead to a tad bit of warming for some of us. we have this activity going on in here. this develops off the california coastline. you may be able to pick out a spin moving into northern california. this is keeping the onshore breeze going, it could be breezy to the delta this average temperatures may fall off a little bit. when all is said and done, all in the minor changes in the forecast, it's all in parts of

morning. when we get into the afternoon, we'll remain cloudy a long the coast. 62 and 58, and mostly cloudy half moon bay. low 60s in livermore, and mostly sunny skies, santa rosa you're checking in at 67, these numbers cellar to how they look at yesterday morning. you'll see partly cloudy skies, 67 degrees at game time. upper 60s for the forecast in the second half of the afternoon and temperatures, i should actually say the onshore breeze will be 10 to 15 miles per hour. bring along a jacket. it will be breezy as you get out for the second half. 70 for sausalito, # 6 degrees, as we head to the east bay, temperatures are moving to the upper 80s, 89 for livermore, 90 degrees for antioch, closer to the water it's a mild one, 71 for berkeley.

to the south bay, we go, 80 degrees for you santa clara, you're looking at 87 loss go tows. a nice -- los gat, obviously s. 75 san mateo. and if you're going to the coast, bring the sweat shirt, bring the hoodie we have temperatures in the low to mid- 60s with mostly cloudy skies. notice the second half of the week, temperatures start to fall off. an initial cool down as we get back to work on monday and tuesday. this is a little below the seasonal average this time of the year. it's monday tuesday and wednesday, low 70s around the bay and 60s at the coast. bah being to the desk. >> thanks, rosemary. a free film festival is being held for robin williams. it will include mrs. doubtfire,

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. the large lightning complex fire began last month, right now it's 70% contained. while the conditions remain warm and dry, it's gained the

upper hand on this fire. firefighters have been called to stop the flames from spreading. thrill seekers will not be able to enjoy the massive wooden roller coaster out in valencia? >> i'm so sad it's closing. we all used to do it, my mom and dad. >> they're being shut down for good. 300 fans have signed the petition in the hopes to keeping it open. >> they're not saying why it's closing and what will be replacing it. plans will be announced on august 28th. >> reporter: there is a little competition. according to the coalition, the new hampshire is one of the best states in the country to be a wine drinker. that state has the most lenient laws and access to wine. new hampshire is one of the best states for wine drinkers,

it's tied for first place with six other states including california. the worst states are the south and midwest. the bitcoins and online currency. 1.5million was used in bitcoins to buy a real estate property. bitcoin is not without risk, on monday the federal consumer financial protection bureau announced bitcoin may be vulnerable to fluctuating rates and scams with little or no consumer protection. more than 24 person teams are competing in the event. all of the competitors are homeless men women and adults. the throw day event keeps jobs

and live skills. they welcome the teams and kick off the competition. >> we have always stood up to make sure that folks who don't have a roof over their heads, have an opportunity to really become part of our community, to become part of the fabric of san francisco. the top 8 players will go on to represent the united states in chile at the national world cup in october. a woman is attacked on a muni bus and the whole thing caught on camera. the people police say are being targeted and the area and mini buses you should involve. they're padding women down. the reason why he's not pressing charges. a change in the overall weather pattern on saturday. i'll have the afternoon highs for today coming up.

. this is sparking violence in two bay area cities. >> more on last night's protests in a minute. let's get a forecast with rosemary. we have a good looking start to the day. we have sunshining over parts of the bay area, antioch, livermore, and you get close to

the bay we're socked in by fog and clouds once again. the onshore breeze picked up a bit, 20 miles per hour right now. through the delta, and the surroundings cities in that area. you may get a bit of cooling for that afternoon if that delta breeze continues in the afternoon as well. we'll explain the subtle changes, let's take a look at what you can expect in that door, it's 66 in antioch, you're beginning to rebound. those of us stuck in the overcast skies, we'll have 68 and 53 in nevada, mostly cloudy and half moon bay, for the afternoon these numbers are sill similar to what we had yesterday. we have plenty weather coming our way. 69 in san francisco, and for some of us today it will be the warmest day, we gun a cooling

trend tomorrow. i'll show you those numbers as well. back to the desk. looting in ferguson, missouri. and several businesses were vandalized in oakland from the ferguson, missouri incident. >> you can see some of the damage to his window is here in oakland. he's dealing with damage, one of several businesses, dealing with damage from the protests. several hundreds of them were protesting the incident in ferguson, missouri last week. some businesses on telegraph avenue were damaged, and

windows were smashed here at the bakery at 34th and telegraph. they just opened a short time ago. the owner of the business next door had this to say? >> every year the violence is coming from transients or people from out of town. why they come to oakland, i don't know, maybe it's a reputation of oakland, it's trying to clean itself up. >> the owner said he was disappointed by the vandalism when he discovered it this morning and that the repairs will likely cost him 6 to $700, that's money out of his own pocket most likely. law enforcement in ferguson as well as st. louis county have been accused of excessive force. some of the weapons in the

program include decommissioned military weapons, this is the 30-ton personnel carrier. they received a bomb proof vehicles last year. south san francisco got one a month ago. the san francisco department got 200 night vision goggles and a grenade launcher. >> window needed a vehicle that could match the kind of threats that law enforcement is coming through across the nation. >> if you got a temptation you want to use it. and what might have been a skimmer itch will turn into a s.w.a.t. team raid and what might have been a s.w.a.t. team raid turns into a major military force. a woman who was stabbed repeatedly on an ac transit bus

is reporting what happened to her. the woman says she was on the bus when a man pulled out a knife and started stabbing her. she was stabbed this her eye, left leg and arm and she survived. thanks to a passenger who hit her attacker with a skate board. >> i thought my life was coming to an end. >> the suspect 25-year-old eric palmer is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. the father said he has battled with mental health issues since the age of 3. >> there are many times i institutionalized him and they held him for a week or a month and let him go. >> the woman is being expected to recover from her injuries, but he's being held without bail. a dui crash that killed a mother and her one-year-old boy.

this 24-year-old had twice the legal limit of alcohol in his blood when his car crossed over into the opposite lane of traffic and her daughter chloe when harl quinn's crash charged. >> he had a prior dui conviction in the last ten years. >> he'll be back on september 17 for a preliminary hearing. police say she stole a taxi and then drove the wrong way on to highway 4, a video posted on youtube, it's a westbound lanes, the chp, the driver, it caused two accidents when cars swerved out of the way to avoid hitting that taxi. the keys were inside the taxi at he is da bar street when

they got inside and drove off. drugs are believed to be a factor in the accident. >> after a week long manhunt. police have arrested a mixed martial arts fighter accused of beating his girlfriend in loss vague as. it happened at a motel yesterday afternoon. he was known by the nickname war machine, and he had been on the run since his ex-girlfriend accused him of assault on august 8th. they heard a lot of noise when the police entered his apartment. >> open the door, and it's the police. >> and they couldn't get it open and finally they got it open and i heard the word gun, and they shot the taser and tased him. >> he's waiting extradition to nevada. no charges will be filed against a man posing as a tsa agent giving women a screening

at sfo. he took the two women aside in order to privately screen them. yesterday, the district attorney of san mateo county there's no law against impersonating a tsa agent. the two women involved have not been found. without victims to testify there is no case. kaiser said the richmond emergency department has been overwhelmed since the hospital started getting the ambulances. they redirected ambulances because of staffing and money problems. all of the extra ambulances being sent to its richmond campus they end to compromise patient care. the contra costa ambulances that would have gone to the doctors medical center are being sent to other hospitals. a hearing is scheduled for monday for the pipeline explosion, they're planning to attend the hearing as the utility will be arraigned in

federal court. they'll enter a plea for revised criminal charges. 8 people died and 60 were injured and 38 homes were also destroyed. pg and e say the charges are not warranted, although mistakes were made, employees were acting food faith. according to new state numbers, the unemployment rate was 7.4% in july. that's the same rate in june. health services reported the biggest increase in new jobs allowing 8 #ings 30s. they reported 6400 fewer jobs in july. they're doing better in than the rest of the job front. they have the lowest job rate of any county in july. the highest job less rate in the bay area is is a layer own -- salerno county. that's less than the average of

7.4% down. according to the las vegas company that manages this complex, the casino recorded 88.9 million in the second quarter. that's down 12% from the first quarter resorts. the profit from the 3,000 slot machines is falling short. and that is supposed to pay for the sonoma park. the braves are up 2-0 in the third. jason pitched out of the bar, it's the second of four homers, they'll only go on it and nate, it's deep into the hot atlanta night slide, the braves would tack on two more in the 6 and go on and win 7-2. the phillies in san francisco, score less in the fourth, but two on, michael

morris changes that. he takes one off the end of the back and has a 3-run shot. he handed the 3-1 lead to the bullpen. he gave up the 2-run shot in the 8th. the first homer that he gave up on the season. they would go on and phillie would tack on two putting on a sack fly, and giants blow this one and lose 5-3. maybe the a's could use the help of a girl from philadelphia. mo' ne davis throughout the pitch and she struck out 8 batters. she was the first to win a win at the world series. her ball equates to a 90 miles per hour big league baseball. a run for the seals event, the annual fundraiser not only

raises money for injured seals and sea lyons but they have breathtaking views of the california coastline. organizers say they're hoping to raised 130,000 at this year's run. they raised $48,000 so far. it's the first for the san francisco police department, the new officer that's breaking two different barriers. >> and promoting patriotism, the one woman who is bringing civic pride to every state in the country. i'll have a look at your numbers for today and show you a cooling trend in the extended forecast coming up.

. a new york couple has been a raped on charges in connection with the kidnapping of two amish sisters from a farm stand. this couple are charged with kidnapping. according to court documents the couple apparently intended to physically harm or sexually abuse the girls. the 12 and 6-year-old girls turned up safe at a house 15 miles away from where they were taken. they gave crucial information that led to the arrests. >> we need to give credit to the victims.

we need to give credit to the girls here. they've been helpful and things that they saw, things that they remember, were very influential in getting us to this point so quickly. >> they could face 25 years to life in prison if convicted. >> there's controversy surrounding the pope's visit to south korea. he led a ceremony in front of 800,people in seoul south korea. he honored korean martyrs tortured and executed over their religions. and then they are wondering who ordered a blockage for chinese catholics going to see the pope. the government has remained silent about that issue. some homeowners flying the american flag have received anonymous letters telling them to take the flags down.

>> he has that flag up for the past 40 years. people who display flag are trying to make a conservative statement and that flag should fly on important holidays. >> he says sending that flag and sending that letter are part of free speech. >> i lost a number of friends in the vietnam conflict and it's a tribute to them. >> others who display the flag received the same letter. >> he pointed out those letters were sent with a image bearing the image of the flag. >> one woman is on a mission to bring patriotism to every state of the country. >> during high school and college she loved singing the

national anthem around the country. she's singing it in honor of the 200th birthday next month. >> this city and this state it's close to this one, it could work, it's a lot of logistics. >> after a performance people can write thank you notes to the members of the military. she's performed in 47 states. she has hawaiian kentucky and michigan to go. >> i didn't know it was only 200 years old. i guess it takes how long takes to perform it, 97 seconds long. >> looking at a picture of the bay, socked in with the fog. >> it is a a little gloomy out there. not the best day to walk across the golden gate bring.

you can see -- golden gate bridge. you can barely pick out the golden gate. we'll be cloudy at the bay. the farther inland you go, let clouds will remain and the 60s will remain along the coastline as well. another cloudy day in pacifica and half moon bay. if you're thinking about taking that drive or hanging out by the water, gray skies here, partly cloudy in areas like santa cruz, mild conditions there, 70s around the bay, 80s inland. it's a mild pattern we call it. even though it's going to be warm inland, it's not going to be hot. we're not going to see hot weather. some of us will barely reach into the low 90s. the ridge of high pressure will be strengthening in just a little bit. we have this trough across the coastline, it continues the low clouds, those low clouds in the

morning equate to a mild afternoon. so, a little bit of push and pull going on between that ridge of high pressure and that trough to and over the pacific. as we get into the afternoon, we've got nice weather here, i also want to touch on tahoe, low to mid-70s, with mostly sunny skies and dry conditions, that's the tropical moisture has been kind of pesky over areas with thunderstorms in the forecast for the sierra time and time and time again but not the case for this weekend, try and mild there. here at home we have great weather coming our way, it will be a warm day for you. one of the warmer locations around the bay area, 91 expected this afternoon. i'm calling for 90 degrees, it's upper 80s to low 90, it's 74 degrees, it's a beautiful morning, it's not unbearable. sunset is after 8:00 and 84

degrees expected. 64, and mid-50s in areas, and upper 50s in santa rosa, for the afternoon today, 85 for you, 81 in nevada, and 73 in richmond, the farther inland you go, 88 for danville, 77 in hayward, shift nothing the south bay, we have 87 for saratoga, low 80s expected for san jose, along the peninsula for today, you have 80 degrees for redwood city, 69 in san francisco, and upper 60s if you're going to see the giants play this afternoon. as we get into the second half of the weekend, temperatures continue to trend downward, back to work monday, low 80s, inland communities, low 70s around the bay, little change expected as we move through tuesday and wednesday. back to the desk.

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. texas governor and rick perry is facing felony charges.

he was indicted on two counts on abuse of power. the grand jury indicts involve a threat of funding and the other accuses perry of forceing a district attorney to resign. if convicted he could face up to 99 years of prison and an attorney for the governor predicts he'll be clear. law enforcement agencies will be out in full force to be looking for drunk drivers. several dui checkpoints and saturation patrols are planted across the bay area. in 2012 there were 10,000 people killed over the labor day weekend last year. 147 people lost their lives nationwide. people in san francisco will have an option to take a nonstop flight to maui. the new service will start with four flights a week and on december 20th they'll begin

daily service. they'll have 18 first-class seats and 217 seats in economy. they'll have more leg room and complimentary meals and snacks. dunkin donuts, the east coast coffee chain will be opening a store in modesto. it will help fight hunger in the community. the first customers will get a special california inspired doughnut and get the mascot could have foe and sprinkles. he's back home in the bay area with his family. army specialist jeremy scott was greeted by family had he arrived at sfo yesterday morning. his mother was overcome with emotion when he saw his friend

coming, and she provided security at an american army base. >> i'm overwhelmed with everybody's support, being here and showing everyone stands behind him. it means a lot to me. >> specialist scott won a number of awards from the military during his employment in afghanistan. >> they are trying to sell his homemade train. >> he started building engine number 9, 25 years ago. he bought the seats at a school auction. and on the front is one of their child's silver baby cups. they are moving and will no longer have the space for the train. >> this is the last hooray and someone needs to enjoy it. >> he's advertising the train at $250,000 he's had a few

calls but no serious offers. if he does not sell it, he's going to put the train into storage. >> it looks like it will be a lot of fun, but the space and the cost. >> a quarter of a million dollars for a train. >> i like the ones at home. >> the ones we can play on the floor. >> a protest is planned in santa arose a, they're feeling the anger of some people. >> and confirmed cases of west nile virus in the south bay, it's not birds that are affected. >> a good looking afternoon in store for the bay area, this is joined by low clouds and fall, when your temperatures are going to rise and when the fog will clear coming up.

. a number of local

businesses were vandalized during last night's protests here in the east bay. this morning, we are watching workers as they clean up the damage. >> a large demonstration planned at the port of oakland today. the ship at the center of the protest and the demands being made. >> a hit and run in san francisco claims the life of a 2-year-old girl. details from police on the car they say was involved. mornings on 2 continues. . good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, august 16th. i'm mike mibach. >> and good morning. i'm allie rasmus in for claudine wong. let's start off with a check of the weather with rosemary. >> a nice day shaping up around the bay area. for some, the process will be a little slower than others. let's start out with a look over walnut creek, where we do have sunshine, a little patchy fog. you can see gray skies around the bay, peninsula, north coast, north bay, into is the south bay. but we'll be mostly sunny into

the second half of the morning and the first part of the afternoon. it's those low clouds this morning that helped to keep our weather very mild toward the afternoon. 67 degrees in walnut creek. 62 in oakland right now. 56 in napa. 55 novato. 62 at sfa. do you know somebody flying into sfo? we are seeing delays because of the low clouds and fog this morning. 57, half moon bay. san jose, checking in at 64. 61 degrees at lafayette. 60 san ramon. 64 degrees in pittsburg. getting into the noon time, low 60s at the coast with cloudy conditions. areas like pacifica and half moon bay will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny for santa cruz today. lot of 70s for the hunch hour. warmer locations inland will be low 80s. fairfield, antioch, livermore. but for the afternoon, fairly nice out there. low 60s in pacifica, 70s around the bay, 80s inland. a few of our hotter spots into the low 90s for today.

we begin a cooling trend as early as tomorrow. i'll have a look at those numbers for you, coming up. from ferguson, missouri to the bay area, protesters are clashing with police over the deadly shooting of an unarmed teenager. this morning, some businesses are caught right in the middle. >> late night demonstrations in ferguson, missouri turned to looting, despite the fact that some protesters tried to stop the looting, some people broke into a convenience store that had already been boarded up. protesters were wearing gas masks to withstand the tear gas police were firing in an attempt to disperse the crowd. here in the bay area, some businesses have a major cleanup ahead of themselves. stores and banks in berkeley and oakland were vandalized, some with graffiti. others had windows smashed. ktvu's cara lui is live in oakland, where this morning she's been talking to merchants about the damage to their businesses. >> reporter: well, one of the businesses that was damaged last night was this bakery near

34th and telegraph. we just saw a few minutes ago workers putting up a sheet of cardboard behind this broken window to reinforce it, but it was smashed by vandals overnight and will need to be replaced. demonstrators here in the east bay, several hundred of them, marched from downtown oakland to berkeley, protesting the police shooting in ferguson last week. several stores along telegraph were hit by vandalism. we saw graffiti along the walls of numerous businesses in oakland, windows at the bank of the west in downtown smashed and had to be boarded up. windows also smashed at the taste of denmark bakery here at 34th and telegraph. the owner, while decorating a cake, tells us he was disappointed when he discovered the damage this morning. he says the vandalism takes away from the message protesters were trying to send. >> i understand that they are upset about what's going on and i am, too. that's the part that frustrates me. i don't think that they realize how it affects the other people

because it's like we almost look at it as, what, do you think we did this? we're the ones that shot this poor kid? we didn't have anything to do with it. we're hundreds of miles away. >> reporter: davis estimates the damage here will cost him about 600 or $700 in repairs. live in oakland, cara lui, ktvu channel 2news. a young child is dead after being hit by a car in oakland yesterday afternoon. police say it happened around 3:30 on olive street near a park. she died at the hospital. there are reports that the child was a 2-year-old girl and that the driver of the car stopped and is cooperating with police. police have not confirmed and say they are still investigating. a 2-year-old girl has been struck and killed in a hit and run accident in san francisco. it happened 10:35 last night on mission street between fourth and fifth street. this picture shows the vehicle police are currently looking for. it is a white mid-'90s four-

door sedan. it could be a camry, honda or lexus. police say the driver hit the girl when she was walking in the crosswalk with a family member. they are asking anyone with information or anyone who sees this vehicle to call 911. a violent attack on a muni bus was caught on tape back on august 6th. a chinese woman was sitting on the number 9 bus in the visitacion valley neighborhood when a teenage boy tried to grab her purse. but because it was strapped across her chest, he dragged her off the bus to pull the purse away. the 39-year-old victim said she was traumatized and still has cuts and bruises on her knees. she agreed to talk to us on the condition we do not identify her. >> so scared. very scared. just thinking. >> even though there were other passengers who witnessed the attack, she says no one came to her help. she is having trouble sleeping and no longer takes public

transit. police urged passengers, if possible, avoid sitting near exit doors. the strong arm robbers have targeted asian women, grabbing their cell phones and making for a quick getaway. happening today, a protest is being held against the sonoma county sheriffs deputy who shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez. deputy eric gel house is set to return to full duty next week. he was placed on paid administrative leave after last october's deadly shooting. police say lopez was holding a pellet gun that gelhouse thought it was an assault rifle. last month, prosecuters announced she would not file any criminal charges against gelhouse. today's protest is set to begin at 1:00 at the sonoma county sheriff's office. there's also a large demonstration planned for this afternoon at the port of oakland against an israeli cargo ship. the port of oakland has been the site of numerous protests over the years. one of the largest was this one by the occupy movement three years ago that effectively shut the port down. around 3:00 today, demonstrators plan to march

from the west oakland bart station to the port to demand more palestinian rights in gaza. there are new ramifications from the ebola virus in africa. some stands selling fruits and vegetables have been shut down in the countries of sierra leone and liberia. the price of rice and other foods have sky rocketed in areas now under quarantine. ebola has killed more than 1000 people in west africa and has forced the united nations to plan food convoys for up to a million malnourished people. the world health organization warned this week the outbreak could last for several months and that its size may be vastly underestimated. five people living in santa clara county have been diagnosed with the west nile virus. they are the first human cases to be reported in the south bay this year. two of the people never showed any symptoms. one had west nile fever and two others developed the severe neuro invasive form of the disease. vector control officials say in recent years they have seen a big increase in the number of dead birds testing positive for

the virus. so far this year, 648 birds have died from west nile. four men accused of killing a german tourist in san francisco back in 2010 have pleaded guilty to lesser charges. a 50-year-old woman was hit by a stray bullet while walking with her husband. she was caught in a gun battle between rival gangs. the san francisco chronicle reports the men reached plea agreements with the district attorney's office. the murder charges were dropped in exchange for guilty pleas on gun and assault charges. the men will each serve between five and nine years in state prison. a former oakland high school security guard accused of beating a student in a wheelchair has been ordered to stand trial. prosecution is expected to show this surveillance video of the may 19th incident. 23-year-old marshall mitchell is expected of punching freshman student francisco martinez, knocking him off his

wheelchair and later handcuffing him. martinez suffers from cerebral palsy. officials say he may have refused or was slow in complying with mitchell's orders to go to class. livermore police say they arrested a mother for leaving her children alone in a car. it happened tuesday in a safeway parking lot. police say a store clerk came outside and saw a car and heard the engine running. at first, he thought there were animals inside, but after taking a closer look, he saw two kids, ages 1 and 3. that's when he called police. >> the children were in the car, crying. it was running. the car was unlocked. and the children were basically left unattended. >> a similar incident happened last month. livermore police arrested an oakland woman for leaving her 2 and 3-year-old children inside a locked car. the first transgender police recruit at san francisco's police academy is now officially an officer. mckayla colonel graduated from the academy last night with 32 other recruits. she is the oldest graduate in

her academy class, at 42, and the first female-to-transgender graduate. colonel says she has a clear vision what being first means and the pressure that comes with it. >> it means you can't screw up, because you can't ruin it for everybody else coming behind you. i know people, especially in the transgender community, are going to be watching me. i cannot let them down. >> colonel was elected president of her academy class. she also received two awards for high academic marks. well, coming up at 9:30, a woman stabbed on an ac transit bus is now speaking out about what happened. what she was thinking during that attack and the details we're learning about the man responsible. >> next, the power of music. how an aspiring rapper is using social media and his talent to keep children in school. >> our pleasant weather pattern will hold steady for your saturday afternoon. i'll have a look at temperatures for today and in the extended forecast, a cooling trend. i'll show you when that transition begins, coming up.

. the controversy continues for a number of paul mccartney fans who missed a concert at candlestick park because of huge traffic jams. police say mccartney even delayed the start of thursday night's show to try and accommodate the fans who were stuck ingrid lock. look at that. city officials say drivers unfamiliar with the area made the traffic extra difficult, but fans say the event overall was just disorganized. >> the parking attendant that

came to my car said that they were turning away thousands of people. >> some waited in traffic for three hours before being told to turn around. several others who missed the concert are requesting a refund from ticket master. there's no word from the concert promoter about the complaints. the lights were on at the coliseum as the oakland raiders hosted detroit. the lions looked sharp. second quarter, raiders got at it. matt schaub behind center with a screen pass over to maurice jones drew and had a 22-yard gain to get down to the lions' 12. in the third, 1st and goal from the 3. carr with play action, finding jake murphy for the touchdown. then in the fourth, raiders down 6, 12 seconds left in the game. touchdown raiders. bryce butt we are with the grab. raiders win in preseason comeback fashion. many fans continue to fight

to keep the raiders in oakland, but owner mark davis says he believes the team would be well received back in los angeles, its home for a dozen years, 20 years ago. even magic johnson is pulling for a return. their lease expires this year. the nfl floated the idea of using the santa clara stadium, but owner mark davis is not on board. as student athletes prepare to head back to school, there are major changes in store for high school and middle school football programs. a new state law aimed at preventing concussions among student athletes is set to kickoff in a few months. however, it is already on the minds of coaches this season. the bill, ab 2127 limits the number of full-contact football practices to just two a week during the season and they can only be 90 minutes long. head football coach at sarah high says he supports the idea and has already implemented changes to his practices. >> concussion awareness has changed. the medical side of the game

has changed. and if we choose not to change with it, as high school coaches or pop warner coaches from the ground up, then i don't think the support will survive. >> the head coach at piedmont hills in san jose says if you limit full contact football practices in the preseason, the players aren't learning how to tackle properly and come game day, they could get hurt. ab 2127 is slated to go into effect january 1st. new this morning, with the start of the new school year upon us, president obama is urging high school students to seek higher education. >> we know that in today's economy, whether you go to a four-year college, a community college, or a professional training program, some higher education is the surest ticket to the middle class. >> in his weekly address, president obama said a well- educated work force is vital to improving the nation's economy. he says his administration has worked hard to reform the student loan system and expand college grants and tax credits. he adds that a typical american with a bachelor's degree or higher earns $28,000 a year

more than someone with just a high school diploma. the san francisco zoo is collecting backpacks for bay area kids in need and also giving out gifts to people who donate. the first 500 people who donate a new or gently used backpack will receive a limited edition set of zoo folders. the folders features gillian, ten sink and aaron. to help get young minds ready for the classroom, educational exhibits have been added as well. the zoo will collect backpacks today and tomorrow. meanwhile, the monument crisis center will give out backpacks beginning at 9:00 this morning at the center on market street. kids will be able to pick out their own backpacks, fully stocked with all the supplies they will need for school. the family-friendly event will also include a free breakfast, nutrition tips and face painting. an aspiring rapper in washington, dc is taking his positive message from the stage into the classroom. ♪

>> javier starks says he uses positive lyrics to help motivate other young people to reach their goals. starks raps in classrooms and speaks to at-risk youth about staying in school. he also uses twitter, instagram and youtube to spread his message. he hopes crowd funding will allow him to bring his message to classrooms beyond dc. time now, 9:19. start of the weekend for most people out there, except for those of us who work weekends. >> we work. it's okay. still a weekend. >> still going to be nice out there. let's check in with rosemary. >> yes, our inland communities enjoying the sunshine this morning, a mild start to the day. around the bay, along the coast, into the the north bay, plenty of gray over the oakland estuary. later this morning into the first part of the afternoon, we'll break away to the sunshine. we will be mostly cloudy along the coast. as a whole, we've got some

enjoyable weather coming our way. but along the coast, it's going to remain cloudy and cool. it's going to be warm, but not too hot inland. but i do know folks love the heat. maybe it won't be warm enough for you today. i'll bring you the numbers in just a moment. want to give you the reason we may see a slight bit of warming coming our way. we have a ridge of high pressure that is strengthening into california for today. that is expected to drive temperatures up just a tad over yesterday. but now i want to point you into the pacific because do you see this activity going on here? you may even be able to pick out a little bit of counterclockwise motion here and this little one here moving into northern california, not having a huge impact on our weather. picked up the onshore breeze a bit. through the delta today,

temperatures may be similar, maybe even a tad cooler than yesterday afternoon. all in all, only minor changes coming our way. onshore breeze in fairfield, 15 miles per hour, lot like it was yesterday. had picked up to 20 miles per hour in the last hour, but again, has sort of calmed down just a little bit. so for today, we have morning clouds and fog around the bay, along the coast, north bay, south bay. mostly sunny skies away from the coastline today. temperatures about where they should be. getting into the second half of your weekend, we actually begin a cooling trend. i'll show you that coming up. first, let's take a look at what's happening outside your door right now. 59 in san francisco. half moon bay, upper 50s. low to mid-60s right around the bay. so bayside communities, a mild one, but could feel cool out there with cloudy conditions. upper 60s with mostly sunny skies in antioch. it's a beautiful time to be outdoors, maybe for a walk, maybe walking the dog. 66 in palo alto. we have low 60s in saratoga. getting into the afternoon today, low 80s in the forecast for the north bay. 70s along the east bay shoreline. upper 80s to low 90s for inland communities. 74 san bruno. 69 in san francisco. partly to mostly cloudy and cool half moon bay and

pacifica. extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, we begin a cooling trend as early as tomorrow. by back to work monday, low 80s in the forecast for inland cities. low 70s around the bay. back to the desk. she's a little leaguer with a big league arm. in 30 minutes, the stand-out pitching performance of a 13- year-old girl at the little league world series. >> and california might be known for its wine country, but when it comes to the best place to be a wine drinker, it's sharing the title with five other states.

. a massive wildfire in mendocino county injured three santa clara firefighters. it should timely be under control next week. the lodge lightning fire started last week, burned more than 12,000 acres. right now, it is 70% contained. while conditions remain warm and dry, calfire thinks it has gained the upper hand on the fire. more than 1500 firefighters have been called to help stop the flames from spreading. and a dog is recovering after being rescued from a sewage water treatment plant in

north richmond. firefighters say a worker spotted the dog stuck in a vault around 10:30 yesterday morning. they were able to hoist the dog out with the wire harness and some ropes. the dog was taken to the county animal shelter in martinez for treatment. animal services says the dog was not wearing a collar when it was found and they are still searching for the dog's owner. california might be known for its wine, but it looks like it has a little competition. according to the american wine consumer coalition, new hampshire is the best state in the country to be a wine drinker. that's because it has the most lenient laws and easiest access to wine, but despite being called the best in the nation, the wine coalition said new hampshire is still tied for first place, with six other states including california. the worst states for wine drinkers are mainly in the south and midwest. lake tahoe area property has sold for $1.6 million in bitcoin. a virtual and controversial online currency has been around

since 2009. according to the sacramento bee, the sale is believed to be one of the largest real estate transactions using the online currency. bitcoin allows users to track, store and send payments using the internet. the process does not involve banks, credit card companies or financial institutions, but bitcoin is not without risk. on monday, the federal consumer financial protection bureau announced bitcoin may be vulnerable to fluctuating rates and potential scams, with little or no consumer protection. the national street soccer championship is under way at civic center plaza in san francisco. more than 20 four-person teams are competing. all the competitors are homeless men, women and young adults. the three-day event helps teach life and job skills. the supervisor welcomed the teams yesterday and kicked off the competition. >> we have always stood up to make sure that folks who have -- don't have a roof over their heads, who may be homeless, have an opportunity to really become part of our community,

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. a deadly police shooting in missouri sparks protests and acts of vandalism here in the bay area. coming up in just about a minute, cara lui will have a look at damage done to businesses in both oakland and berkeley. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm allie rasmus. >> and i'm mike mibach, feeling fantastic this saturday morning. hope you're feeling great at home as well. let's get over to rosemary with a quick look at the forecast. a little foggy in san francisco. >> a little foggy! giving you a live look from san francisco, where you can see the transamerica pyramid on your left screen, pointing towards the bay, where there's fog, low clouds, around the bay, into the north bay. south bay beginning to clear. we showed you a few moments ago portions of the inner east bay, where you are soaking up the

sun in antioch. 68 degrees right now. widespread 60s for inland communities. 62 in oakland. 57 in novato. 56 in napa. many of us waking up again with the low clouds. it's going to clear back later this morning and into the afternoon, met with mostly sunny skies. around the coast, along the coast, going to remain cloudy once again for today. 66 right now in pittsburg. 67 walnut creek. low 60s san ramon. low 60s in orinda, as well as lafayette. into the second half of the day, a near repeat for most of us. 64, mostly cloudy pacifica. 69 san francisco this afternoon. widespread 70s, a few low 80s around the bay. for inland communities, a warm day, but not too hot. 90 degrees for antioch. 89 for livermore. 89 for morgan hill. low 80s, a beautiful day in santa rosa. 82 expected for you. a cooling trend will get under way for the second half of your weekend. i'll show you that in the extended forecast, coming up. the anger over the shooting of a missouri teenager michael

brown has filtered to the bay area, as protests turn to looting overnight in ferguson, missouri. several stores in berkeley and oakland were vandalized in connection with the local ferguson protest here. ktvu's cara lui is live in oakland this morning, where business owners are taking a look at some of the damage. >> reporter: well, this bakery here in oakland was one of the businesses hit by vandals last night. in just the last hour, we saw workers put up a sheet of cardboard behind it to reinforce the smashed window until they can get it replaced. demonstrators here in the east bay marched from downtown oakland to berkeley last night, protesting the police shooting in ferguson last week. a number of stores along telegraph were vandalized. there was graffiti on the walls. some of it, critical of police. windows at the bank of the west downtown were smashed and had to be boarded up. here at the taste of denmark bakery at 34th and telegraph, a large window was smashed. the owner, while he was decorating a cake, told us he

was disappointed by the damage, especially considering local businesses here had nothing to do with what was happening in ferguson. >> the sad part about it is the majority of the people that came up the street are neighbors and friends of ours and whatnot, and it's a few bad apples that come in from the outside and just because they want to protest, they want to get in and think this is a great time to cause a lot of damage and do looting and everything else. and the sad part is that it ruins a good protest. >> davis estimates the damage here will cost him about 600 or $700 in repairs. live in oakland, cara lui, ktvu channel 2news. law enforcement in ferguson, missouri and st. louis county have been accused of excessive force. some of their weapons and vehicles come from a program that supplies decommissioned military gear to local police departments, including here in the bay area. the redwood city police department showed us its new 30- ton armored personnel carrier. celine nas received one of

those bomb-proof vehicles last year, while south san francisco just got one a month ago. the san francisco police department recently received more than 200 night vision goggles and armor. alameda county got a grenade launcher. >> we needed a vehicle that could match the type of threats that law enforcement is seeing coming in across the nation. >> if you've got it, the temptation is to use it. police raids get more violent. what might have been a visit from a couple of officers turns into a s.w.a.t. team raid, turns into a show of mass military force. >> a congressman plans to introduce a bill that would end the military's transfer of weapons and equipment to local law enforcement agencies. a woman who was stabbed repeatedly on an ac transit bus for no apparent reason is talking about what happened to her. the attack happened monday in berkeley near san pablo avenue. the woman says she was on the bus when the man pulled out a knife and started to stab her. she was stabbed in her right eye, right arm, and left leg,

but survived, thanks to a passenger who hit her attacker with a skateboard. >> i just thought i was going to die. i thought it was over. i thought my life was coming to an end. >> the suspect, 25-year-old eric palmer, is charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. palmer's father told us his son has battling with mental health challenges since the age of three. he says his son was recently homeless and off his medication. >> there were many times that i had him institutionalized and they would only hold him for a week, maybe a month and just let him go. >> the woman is expected to fully recover from her injuries. palmer is being held without bail. a concord man has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in connection with a dui crash that killed a mother and her 1- year-old daughter. police say 24-year-old her arrest doe harken had twice the

legal limit when his car crossed lines. the woman and her child were-- >> mr. harken was charged with murder because he a prior dui conviction within the last 10 years. as a result of that, he was warned. >> harken will be back in court on december 15 for preliminary hearing. a 40-year-old woman faces charges after police say she stole a taxi in martinez and drove the wrong way onto highway 4. a video posted on youtube shows the orange taxi driving east in the westbound lanes. the chp says the driver caused two accidents when cars swerved out of the way to avoid hitting the taxi. investigators say the keys were inside the taxi at marina market on escobar treat yesterday morning when elam got inside and drove off. chp says drugs are believed to be a factor in the incident. after a week-long man must not, police in southern california have arrested a mixed martial arts fighter accused of brutally beating his

ex-girlfriend in las vegas. he was arrested in a motel in simi valley yesterday afternoon. he is an mma fighter and had been on the run since his ex- girlfriend christie mack accused him of assault on august 8. witnesses say they heard a lot of noise when police entered his apartment. >> went in there, screaming, like open the door! open the door! it's the police! they couldn't get it open and finally when they got it open and i heard them shot the guy and tase him. >> he is awaiting treax addition to nevada. no charges will be filed against a man who posed as a tsa agent and gave a fake screening to two women. 50-year-old eric slaten was arrested july 25. he took the two women aside in order to privately screen them. well, yesterday, the district attorney for san mateo county said there is no law against impersonating a tsa agent. he also said the two women

involved have not been found and without victims to testify, there is no case. kaiser says its richmond emergency department has been overwhelmed ever since doctors medical center in san pablo stopped accepting ambulances. doctors medical center started redirecting ambulances to other emergency rooms last week because of staffing and money problems. kaiser says all of the extra ambulances being sent to its richmond hospital campus threatened to compromise patient care. the contra costa times reports about 21 ambulances per day that normally would have gone to doctors medical center, are now being sent to other hospitals. san bruno city leaders are planning to attend a federal court hearing on monday in connection to the city's 2010 pipeline explosion and fire. pg&e is expected to enter a plea for revised felony criminal charges stemming from the incident, which killed eight people and injured more than 60 others. about 38 homes were also destroyed. pg&e says the charges are not warranted and says although mistakes were made, its

employees were acting in good faith. california's job market held steady last month. according to new state numbers, the unemployment rate was 7.4% in july, the same as it was in june. educational and health services reported the biggest increase in jobs, adding nearly 11,000 positions. the largest decline came in construction, which reported 6400 fewer jobs in july. the bay area is doing better than the rest of the state on the job front. marin county had the lowest jobless rate of any county in the state in july, at 4.4%. the highest jobless rate in the bay area is solano county at 7.2%. that is still less than the statewide average, that is at 7.4%. revenue is down at the great resort and casino in rohnert park. the casino recorded $88.9 million in the second quarter, down 12% from its first quarter results. profit from the casino's 3000 slot machines is also falling short. that money is supposed to fund

quarterly payments to the city of rohnert park. some homeowners who fly the american flag have received anonymous letters telling them to take their flag down. dean morris has hung an american flag outside his home for the past 40 years. three days ago he received an anonymous letter, suggesting that people who display flags are trying to make a conservative statement and that the flag should only fly on important holidays. morris, who served in the army, says flying the flag and sending that letter are all part of free speech. >> i lost a great number of friends in the vietnam conflict and, you know, it's a tribute to them. >> morris says he spoke to a number of his neighbors who also display the american flag and they, too, received the same letter. he pointed out that ironically, those letters were sent with a stamp bearing the image of the american flag. one woman is on a mission to bring some patriotism to every state in the nation. ♪ o, say can you see!

>> jeannine stang says during high school and college she loved singing the national anthem at events and says for 90 seconds, it brings everyone together to focus on the men and women serving the country. now she is traveling the country to sing the national anthem in every state in honor of the anthem's 200th birthday next month. >> lot of people looking online, saying this state and city is close to this one, so this could work. it's a lot of logistics. >> after each performance, stang sets up a table where people can write thank you notes to members of the military. so far, she has performed in 47 states. she has three to go, hawaii, kentucky and michigan. up next, he's a possible republican candidate for president. now texas governor rick perry faces charges that could land him in prison for almost a hundred years. >> and it's a frigid challenge that has now gone viral. how 49ers coach jim harbaugh is taking his turn with the ice bucket challenge and he's

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. there are several new developments this morning regarding the iraqi conflict. american air strikes hit an area around iraq's largest dam in an effort to drive out isis militants. they swept into a northern village yesterday, reportedly killing at least 80 men and taking more than 100 women captive. refugee centers have also been overwhelmed by people seeking safety this week, but with the announcement that iraq's prime minister is stepping down, there's hope that the sectarian

violence will lessen. the prime minister had been accused of dividing the country and inflaming tensions. there's controversy surrounding the pope's visit to south korea. this morning, he led a ceremony in front of an estimated 800,000 people in seoul, south korea, honoring korean martyrs killed for their religion. experts on the chinese church say the travel van was likely the work of overzealous communist party bureaucrats. the central government in beijing has remained silent about the issue. republican texan governor rick perry will issue a statement at noon pacific time about the indictment against him. a grand jury in austin indicted him on two counts of abuse of power. the governor is accused of trying to coerce a democratic district attorney to resign by threatening to veto funding to her office. there is speculation that perry may run again for president.

he will be booked on charges next week. if convicted, perry faces up to 99 years in prison. one of the governor's attorneys predicts perry will be cleared. starting this weekend through labor day, law enforcement agencies will be out in full force looking for drunk drivers. it's part of a nation-wide effort to save lives. several dui check points and saturation patrols are planned across the bay area. in 2012, there were more than 20,000 people killed in drunk driving crashes in the u.s. over the labor day weekend last year, 147 people lost their lives to drunk drivers nationwide. well, today, nearly 20 people will shave their heads to raise money for childhood cancer research. rails salon in santa rosa will host the st. baldrick's head shaving event to raise money for childhood cancer research. the event starts at 5:00 p.m. and ends at 9:00. well, the 49ers were busy this week, practicing for tomorrow's game. the team also had fun with the als ice bucket challenge.

the challenge is to get ice water dumped on you, part of an online fund-raising sensation that has gone viral over the past month. as you can see there, head coach jim harbaugh was challenged by his brother john and seattle coach pete carroll to get wet. harbaugh made a point to say he was accepting the challenge from his brother, not from coach carroll. >> i'll challenge the san francisco beat writers, how's that? and president obama. [ laughter ] >> there you have it. harbaugh also challenged the reporters there who cover the 49ers to take that challenge with him before practice last night inslee vie's stadium. next sunday, the 24th, you can see the 49ers right here on ktvu. our coverage begins at 12:30 with our live special, levi's stadium all access pass. at 1:00 p.m., it's the 49ers taking on the chargers. again, you can watch it all right here on channel 2. if you are anywhere on the coast or the bay this morning, you probably don't want to do

the ice bucket challenge outside this morning. >> a little chilly. >> a little foggy. >> and cool out there for some of us. some of us enjoying the sunshine if you're inland at this hour, temperatures climbing into the mid to upper 60s already. but we're going to give you a live look at a gloomy jack london square in oakland this morning. lot of fog out there. low clouds around the bay, north bay, coastline. along the coast, we're not going to shake the gray. we are going to remain cloudy and cool here. not a lot of sunshine expected for you, but away from the coastline for today, we'll be mostly sunny once again. temperatures are going to feel a lot like yesterday. this ridge of high pressure to the east of us is going to strengthen into california just a little bit. that could warm up our inland communities just a tad. may or may not really notice so much. along the coast, remaining with the 60s, 70s around the bay. 80s for inland communities. upper 80s to low 90s for warmer spots. temperatures will remain right about here for today. then as we get into tomorrow,

the trough off the coast of california is going to begin to play a bigger role in our weather pattern. and we have a cooling trend coming our way starting tomorrow. let's talk about numbers outside your door right now. 64 in fairfield, 64 in concord, low 60s in san francisco. napa, 56 degrees. napa this morning sank into the upper 40s, but we quickly saw a rebound in temperatures now in the 50s and holding steady. getting into the afternoon, this is a beautiful day. by noon time, 73 degrees. upper 70s at 3:00. napa, you're expected to top out in the low 80s between the 4:00 and 5:00 hour. then as you settle into 6:00, temperatures will be back into the 70s. sun sets just after 8:00 these days. 57 right now in santa rosa. 68 in mountain view. let's check one more day planner for you. how about mountain view? low 70s into the lunch hour, upper 70s in the forecast for the afternoon, with mostly sunny skies. we will have the onshore breeze. not going to lose it all together, but it will be fairly

weak for inland communities today. seabreeze will be with us at the game. the giants will play at game time, 67 degrees. in san francisco in the afternoon, going to about 69. 80 degrees for san rafael today. 70 in sausalito. east bay, 81 for castro valley, 89 in livermore, 70s for the east bay shoreline. along the santa clara valley stretch, we have 81 for san jose, 89 for morgan hill, 88 for gilroy. a pleasant day in santa cruz, 75 with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. 74, san bruno. mid-70s in san mateo. perfect day for you. again, we're looking at upper 60s for san francisco. the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, a tad cooler for tomorrow. we'll shave off an additional two to three degrees back to work monday. temperatures will be a little cool for this time of year as we get into business week. low 80s in the forecast, 60s at the coast. >> thanks, rosemary. first place oakland a's trying to break out of a bit of

a slump, but ran into a homerun fest out in atlanta. braves already up 2-0 in the third. two on for freddie freeman and he knocks this 0-1 jason hammel pitch out of the park, deep center field. it's the second of four homeruns for the braves on the night. hammel only tossed three innings. in the fourth, oakland showing its pop with nate freiman, slapping it deep into the night sky. that's as close as they would get. braves tack on two more in the sixth and win 7-2. a's still up a game on the angels. phillies in san francisco for a three-game set. scoreless in the fourth, but with two on, michael morris changes that, taking one off the end of the bat and muzzles it out for a three-run shot. madison bumgarner tossed seven solid, handed the lead over to the bullpen, but jeremy of a felt giving up his first homer of the season and we're all tied just like that. they would go to 10 and philly tax on two, including a sac fly to left. giants blow this one and lose 5-

3. well, maybe the giants or the a's could use the help of a 13-year-old girl from philadelphia. mo'ne davis threw a complete game shutout at the little league world series. her pennsylvania team beat south nashville. she is the first girl to ever earn a win at the little league world series. her fastballs clocked in at 70 miles an hour, which equates to about a 90 mile-per-hour major league fastball. >> that is throwing some heat! >> very talented. >> congratulations to her. well, up next, chance to enjoy the movies of the late robin williams. ♪ >> the free film festival where you can enjoy hours of some of his biggest hits. >> and chp officers are now carrying around something extra in their patrol cars. the new program designed to bring some comfort to young children caught in the middle of scary situations. welcome home! woah, this kitchen is beautiful!

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. an army specialist from the bay area is back home with his family. [ cheers & applause ] >> army specialist jeremy scott of martinez was greeted by friends and family when he arrived at sfo yesterday morning. specialist scott served in eastern afghanistan, providing security at an american army base. the chp officers in the bay area and in sacramento are now equipped with something special in their patrol cars. officers are now toting teddy bears. they plan on giving the stuffed animals to children who have been in an accident or similar frightening incident. a 6-year-old boy from alamo came up with the idea. he and his dad organized a donation drive and collected 1300 bears for the cause. people heading to hawaii from san francisco will soon have the option of taking a nonstop flight to maui. starting november 20th, hawaiian airlines will add a nonstop connection to maui's airport. the new service will start with

four flights a week. on december 20th, the airline will begin daily service. dunkin' donuts will soon open its first northern california store. on august 26th, the east coast coffee chain will open a store in modesto. during grand opening, it will give a check to second harvest food bank of san joaquin and stanislaus counties. the first guest will get a special california-inspired doughnut and get to take a picture with mascot's cuppy and sprinkles. this weekend, a free film festival is being held in honor of comedian and actor robin williams. the two-day event will feature some of williams' most popular movies, including the bird cage, mrs. doubtfire, and good will hunting. it's being held at the food park on 11th street in san francisco. today's movies are being played from noon until 8:00 and tomorrow they will run from noon until 6:00. admission is free.

it is ticket saturday. today, one lucky viewer will win four tickets to the so you think you can dance tour. the season 11 live tour comes to san jose on january 29th. it will feature the top 10 finalists from the show. to enter, go to ktvu.com before midnight tonight and enter the secret word "tango." >> i like to tango. >> love that show, too. they have got great dancers. >> a little tango, a little salsa. >> like to cut the rug. rosemary, bet you're a fantastic dancer. >> ah, well, i give it a try every once in a while. we have partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies right now. you are up and on the go hopefully. we've got noon time numbers, low 60s, cloudy. 70s around the bay. low 80s inland. getting into the afternoon, these numbers, a lot like yesterday. 88 for concord. 80 degrees san rafael. 80 redwood city. 69 in san francisco. low to mid-70s along the east bay shoreline and the extended forecast here with your bay area weekend always in view, we

will begin a cooling trend, but notice it's a minor drop for tomorrow. then as we get into the business week, temperatures are actually a little below the seasonal average. >> yeah, seems like it. >> wild one. >> a little more of the same for the rest of the week. >> thanks, rosemary. >> you got it. that's our report for this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> we continue to follow the protest at the port of oakland tied to the israeli cargo ship. we'll bring you the latest updates on the story on our next newscast at 6:00. you can always get updates on ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. have a beautiful saturday morning and afternoon and evening. thanks for watching, everyone. hey can you fix this? you bet! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 'sup? thinks it's a speak-ing wall. this can even dim your lights. your 3-d--printed girlfriend will love that. real mature.

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