in one san jose neighborhood. what a woman says has been happening for almost a month and why the city says they can't fix it right now. >> a mystery structure in the south bay comes from big announcement from apple. we are live in napa once again this morning. where some business owners are very angry. tara moriarty is in napa. coming up she will tell us why the city is concerned about a lot of those buildings. >> you looking for fog or clouds. >> i see both of them. there is a little bit more of a stronger delta breeze. all of that is combining to

give mostly cloudy skies to partly cloudy skies. the higher clouds so far to the north. 60s orinda and lafayette. that is usually a sign it will be cooler today if it holds. oakland west, napa west. breezy at times. highest today 60s and upper 80s and 90s. >> we are looking at a nicer commute than normal. it's expected on a friday before a major holiday. this is a look at highway 24. the drive time hasn't changed from being pretty much

standard. on 580 westbound that is another commute that shows me things are better than usual. we do have a little bit of slow traffic. you will see crowded conditions. 6:02 let's go back to the desk. we begin with our continuing coverage of the napa earthquake. building inspectors say the problems are far from over. this historic home shifted off its foundation just yesterday. it's among the growing number of buildings that are deemed too dangerous to enter. some business owners are also

angry their buildings are also red tagged even though they are structurally safe. tara moriarty is joining us now from downtown napa where the unsafe building is putting where another unsafe building is putting those businesses at risk. >> reporter: contractors and engineers will be out here soon to try to strengthen the damaged buildings like this one you see behind me here. right across the street from the courthouse. it was never reenforced before the quake. there are buildings like them all over the bay area. on a list, waiting to be retro fitted. the problem is the city is concerned that the brown street building pose a hazard to a string of small businesses that border them. the lawyer whole owns the brown street buildings has been toad for years to retro fit but hasn't. >> the idea of spending a lot of money on that when it's not

necessary doesn't make a lot of sense to me. my buildings has been through earthquakes. >> pretty much everyone on this block has been retro fitted and spent a significant amount of money on that. >> reporter: silver believes this city the over reacting. he has plans to expand and remodel all of the buildings. he says it's a timetable the city agreed to. he says he's being cast as a bad guy. live from napa i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> napa's historic downtown courthouse was also badly damaged on sunday's quake and may be shut down for the next two years. repair costs could hit $20

million. it was built back in the 1870s. the cases normally handled at the landmark courthouse have been transferred across the street to the more modern napa county courthouse. we have do have more information about how you can help just log on to our website. a wild fire in southern santa clara county is 50% contained this morning. at least 80 acres have burped on both sides of highway 162. the chp says the fire was caused by a crash yesterday afternoon on the highway. that is a well known area. an eastbound traffic control one lane is in effect right now. no buildings have burned. no injuries have been reported so far. a man is fighting for his life this morning after being shot in antioch. this happened last night at 7:30 near the intersection of 17th and c streets.

at this point there is no word on suspects or what led up to the gunfire. bail has been set at $1 million for san francisco man suspected of killing his girlfriend. 48-year-old jewel appeared in court yesterday but did not enter a plea. he killed 42-year-old mary on tuesday morning. firefighters found her unresponsive after responding to a medical call. they say the circumstances were suspicious so they called police and police say she died of blunt force trauma. she has watched as four gallons of water every hour leaked into a gutter. nancy says she has called the city. they told her the broken valve is not a priority because it's not causing property damage. >> i feel as a citizen i've

been doing my part. >> the city council came out the other day you must have any leaks at a household repair within five days. no water company has see oh leakage. san jose leak rate is 7%. less than half the national average. the woman known as the serial stow away is speaking from jail in phoenix saying she doesn't try to sneak on flights because she likes to travel, she says she is trying to make a point. >> my question is why has the government allowed me to get past security point? why is the government allowing that to happen. portraying me as a potential threat to security as a opposed

to addressing another issue. >> maryland gave a tearful interview yesterday saying she is homeless and suffers from what she calls whistle blower trauma syndrome. she is accused of trying to sneak aboard multiple flights and then arrested at a phoenix airport. it can recommend psychological evaluations but cannot demand one without a court order. they had planned to wake up this morning in hawaii but instead they are waking up in oakland. yesterday morning passengers boarded an hawaiian airlines flight bound for maui. about an hour into the flight they had mechanical problems forcing them to turn around and land in oakland. a high school football coach is accused of stealing thousands of dollars meant for his team.

parents and players say the money was supposed to pay for equipment that the kids can't afford. this is youtube video of coach haines during a 2012 interview he was arrested and booked into jail. he is not commenting on the accusations. >> he is educated in the traffic unified school district. and this is his thanks. >> the players are only saying they are surprised by the charges. the school district says it's concerned and is investigating the coach in the meantime has been placed on leave. time is 6:09. a teacher this trouble for tweeting. some of her tweets direct threats against her students. coming up at 6:30, why some of the students are defending her. >> the controversial case that led to tougher penalties.

>> we are still looking at a commute that has not gotten up to speed which is good. it's doing very well here on 880. we will tell you about the big commutes that are just not happening yet. >> pretty good fog bank out there. giving us a partly to mostly cloudy morning. female announcer: through labor day at sleep train, get 36 months interest-free financing, plus big savings of up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic.

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police near sacramento searching for a man that crashed in a u-haul truck. that one into a house in citrus heights. the truck stopped a couple feet away from a sleeping four-month- old baby in her crib. the driver of the u-haul took a bicycle out of the back of the truck and road away. bay area law enforcement agencies increasing their dui patrols for the labor day weekend. 2 investigates exams extra efforts to keep repeat drunk drivers off the roads. law enforcement officials are tracking what is called the dui hot list. the dmv gives the license numbers of dui repeat offenders to the police. the police then do the leg work. tracking the names, addresses, photos, and vehicle descriptions of drivers likely to reoffend. >> most have multiple dui conditions, multiple suspensions on their driver's

licenses. >> now that hot list is a private list but the people on it know they are being watched. they have been getting letters identifying them as repeat offenders and have been warned as repeat. they own california car sales in antioch. they are accused of misleading customers about the true mileage of used cars on the lot. 2 invests was there when authority raided the business. the nfl has tougher penalties for players involved in domestic violence cases. first time offenders will be subjected to a six-game suspension. repeat offenders could face a possible lifetime ban rice was

involved in a domestics violence case earlier this year. the new domestic violence policy takes effect immediately. derrick car immediate his case to start the the season opener. he completed 11 of 13 passes for 143 yards and three touchdowns as the as they beat the sea hawks. raiders quarterback matt schaub didn't play. he was resting a sore elbow. they will have matt schaub throw on monday. 49ers coach jim harbaugh

will decide which quarterback will back up collin kaepernick. he threw a touchdown pass against houston but was just 4- 11 for 60 yards. the 49ers ended the season with the 40-13 win over the texans. ktvu had a chance to go behind the scenes at the 49ers new home in santa clara. all access pass levi stadium. it was supposed to air live last sunday but had to push that back because of our coverage of the napa earthquake. you can watch it this sunday at 11:00 p.m.. right after the 10:00 news. >> with our early morning schedule, you are here on monday morning. >> it's sunday so it's labor day. so people might be able to stay up. >> they won't be able to stay up. you and i will not. [ laughter ] good morning, everybody. we do have a show on monday labor day. most of you have the night off.

or the day off. i think. this is a look at the bay bridge. we have lighter than usual conditions. i know this has something to do with the holiday coming up. some people take four days. this happens all the time. ahead of major holidays. you might see people stretching it out on tuesday as well or even the entire week. as you get up to westbound 92 as you head out to the high- rise, it's a ten minute drive across the span. no trouble getting over to 101 and the silicon valley. we haven't talked about the south bay a lot. and you know why? it's good traffic there. 101, 85, and 280 are all doing very well. we don't have a lot of slow traffic at all. hopefully it will stay this way. here is someone that is up at and at 'em steve paulson. >> i have no choice. [ laughter ] there is plenty coming off.

falling apart tropical storm marie sending in some of the clouds. most of those earlier clouds were up to the north bay. moving pretty quick. you can see the projection here. it looks like it will take most of these to the north. south bay looks to be mostly sunny here. once any low cloud deck burns off. it moves into the colder water and high cloud deck is about all we get left of it. 50s and 60s on the temps. i doubt these move too much because everyone is reporting cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. low 60s foster city is in there. not much of a difference. the 24 gust to 31 at travis that is a difference from 24 hours ago. it was not that strong. mainly a westerly component for most locations. sfo, even hay ward. with a puff of a northwest. 61 up in ukiah. 59 monterey. 71 down in san diego. you can see the higher clouds

right there. but there is a little bit more right off the coast. we will see partly cloudy, partly sunny skies. a little breezy at times. 60s and 70s and 80s. high clouds might take a few degrees off these. 72 in alameda. a little cooler on saturday and level off sunday. slight warmup on monday but temperatures near average to slightly below. >> thank you, steve. google has launched project wing. that is the name for a secret drone project. google says that it has made 30 successful deliveries to people in australia's cattle country. packages stored inside the plane's body and lowered by a

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. we are following developing news out of chicago at o'hare airport. at least 14 people were hurt. four of them seriously after a shuttle bus hit a median early this morning. police say the bus was headed to departure terminal. more than a dozen ambulances

were sent to the scene. traffic started to back up and people got out of their cars and taxis and walking to the terminals to try to catch their flight. yesterday at a tech conference in san francisco hillary clinton made a comment about the shooting death of michael brown. she says she identifies with the parents of an 18-year-old says as a mother losing a child is any parents greatest fear. clinton also addressed the protests and violence that followed the teen shooting by a white police officer. >> nobody wants to see our streets look like a war zone. not in america. we are better than that. >> clinton made the comments at a technology conference. 135 students from a school in a tenderloin in san

francisco while on a field strip it was just down the street but it seemed like a lifetime away. the children walked in their school to san francisco city academy down to at & t park. most of those kids had never been to a major league baseball game before. >> i always wanted to go to the baseball game since i was a little kid. >> that field trip was sponsored by lefty o'doul. and then the giants gave them the perfect ending. a 4-1 victory over the rockies. cc belis saw her time end last night.

15-year-old from atherton lost to diaz in three sets. in the first round cc became the first 15-year-old since 19 9:to win a match at the u.s. open. 6:25 is the time. a woman killed in a motorcycle accident right near the bay bridge toll plaza. the safety feature that may have contributed to the deadly crash. excitement is building this morning over apple's upcoming product launch that will happen at the south bay college. but we will tell you about this mystery building that is adding to the intrigue. >> and we are still look agent a commute that is pretty good. i will show you pictures of 680. that is a nice looking commute from pleasanton to the free hasn't area. >> mostly colludey. some local drizzle as well.

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good morning to you. welcome back. we are live in napa. that car is for sale. businesses are preparing for the labor day holiday weekend. this one is over the red tagging of buildings out there. a lot of them. coming up in three minutes tara moriarty will tell us why some buildings that survive the quake are still being called unsafe. welcome back. it's friday, august 2nd i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. time is 6:30. let's check in with steve. what is the weather like? >> it remains a hurricane marie

is falling apart. 60s on the temps or 50s. temperatures i think are stuck here. they haven't moved too much. the delta breeze has no problems here. 24 gusts to 31. fog some sun. drizzle. a lot of reports of that. and also temperatures today will be in the 60s and 70s and 80s. it's just tough to get rid of them for now. especially out to the east bay and toward the south bay. you will see a few 90nd santa clara valley. a lot of 60s and 70s and 80s. here is sal. we are looking pretty good for this friday before labor

day. i think that has something to do with it. a lot of people leave town. this is a look at interstate 880 north and southbound. right near the coliseum. the traffic is is moving well. the a's are away and the raiders played yesterday. so you don't have to expect any athletic delace. if you are driving on the south bay commute those are off to a very good start. let's go back to the desk. at this point it doesn't appear

from any other vehicles were involved. >> the medical team arrived and they were able to look over the rider >> the chp closed down several lanes right after that crash. the lanes have since reopened. investigators say alcohol was not a factor in the crash. the oakland chp says if you have any information about this, give them a call. meantime the redwood city police department will be conducting a motorcycle safetiens forcement operation today. they will be out there patrolling areas popular with motorcyclists and areas where motorcycle crashes happen a lot. they will be crashing down on drivers and riders that are speeding. now to our continuing coverage of the napa earthquake. some business owners are upset because their buildings are red tagged even though they are

structurally sound. ktvu tara moriarty is joining us from downtown napa where unsafe building is putting others out of business. contractors and engineers will be out here in a few hours. they will be shoring up the damaged buildings and trying to protect the other ones. this is a look at a building that has not been reenforced. brown street. they are on a list. waiting to be retro fitted. sometimes the quake hits first. >> we will be back. >> thank you. >> the owners of velo pizzeria had to turn people away because there is a tag on their restaurant. it's the buildings that back up to the pizzeria and others that have considered hazardous.

>> the idea of spending a lot of money on that when it's not necessary doesn't make a lot of sense to me. >> he says he doesn't think it's necessary. >> yeah. it looks necessary to me. >> reporter: he says he has plans to expand and remodel all of the buildings and do the retro fit work then. he says it is a timetable that the city agreed to. he says that he's being cast as the bad guy but businesses on the cusp of a very lucrative labor day weekend want to open and want a lesson learned. now the goal is to get the smaller businesses open by this evening. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. the city hoped to restore water to everyone in napa by the end of today but at this point it's not clear if the city will reach that goal. crews are still working to repair 30 walter main breaks across the city but that is down from a peek of 120 breaks right after the quake. there are still nearly 400

customers without running water in napa. time is 6:34. as the cleanup continues, napa waste crews are busy hauling away debris from sunday's quake. as of yesterday they collected 2.6 million pounds of debris. now there are three locations where waste can still be dropped off. there at first and laurel streets. the last flores community center and third street. if you had earthquake damage, you can get help cleaning up. tomorrow they almost pass out free supplies. including multipurpose cleaners, brooms, dust pans, mops, buckets and more. employees will pass them out at the napa parking lot on big ranch road. we have more information on how you can help out with earthquake recovery efforts. go to ktvu.com click on the

north bay tab. apple always tries to create a little air of mystery ahead of the company announcement. the next one is two weeks away and a bigamistly this -- and a big mystery this time around is a big white building on campus. have you been able to pry the secret out of anyone? >> reporter: i have not. when i try to get next to the building the security guard asked me if i had a bracelet. i did not. i don't know what that is. it's a building that is going up in the middle of campus. crews are busy. they have been working around the clock trying to have this place ready for apple's next product launch which is an event that will happen in less than two weeks from now. here's an invitation that went out from the company. it will happen next on september 9th. no specifics offers.

it only reads wish we could say more. now the location of this event is significant. it was 30 years ago when steve jobs unvailed the first macintosh computer inside the flint center. now it's unclear why apple needs to put up this temporary building on the campus. during its big unvailing, tech insiders are expecting apple to show off its iphone 6 with a larger screen and the i-watch a warable computer. and they expect this to be one of the largest product launches ever. security tight around this place as i mentioned. there are guards everywhere. they will not let anyone get close to this mystery structure here being put up by apple. we'll have to wait and see what happens. live in cupertino alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:37. a high school teacher in newark has been reprimanded.

she posted menacing tweets about her summer school students. she said i already want to stab some kids. is that bad? 19 more days. these tweet bus history teacher krista hodges. they were pub libbed in the san ho -- they were published in the san jose mercury news. many students at the school say they support hodges. >> everyone has their frustrated times. we can't really say they are meaning them. she just might be really frustrated. >> kind of disheartening to hear a teacher would say things like that. >> now hodges told the mercury news she never expected anyone to take seriously what she posted. s school district released a statement saying they have taken appropriate disciplinary actions but she is still teaching. a santa rosa mother accused

of choking a boy that she believed was bullying her daughter -- she says she told the boy to stop bullying her daughter. the boy claims she choked him. she was arrested but the prosecutor said they would not file charges. they received different stories from different witnesses. >> i don't know why he thought of something like that and what was going on in his head. i hope he doesn't do this from anybody else and he learns from this and grows. >> she says she has enrolled her daughter in a new school and that if her daughter sr. bullied again, she will talk to school officials. time is 6:39. a bay area football coach accused of stealing thousands of dollars. what the money was supposed to pay for and what his wife has to say about the charges. >> are you planning hitting the road this labor day holiday

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. if you are heading out of town for the long holiday weekend you can expect more company. brian flores is in berkeley this morning with the factors that are expected to make this the busiest labor day for travel in the last six years. brian. >> reporter: good morning. there is a lot of different reasons why. it has to do with gas prices actually. even though the national average is lower here in the bay area it is higher. as we take a look at commuters along the east shore freeway. some we spoke with say no matter what the prices are, people need a vacation. and the predicted numbers from aaa are pointing to that. more than 34 million americans will travel more than 50 miles this weekend.

86% of those travelers plan on hitting the road before ends or begins. people still just want to get away. >> i would think that people want to you know cut loose and have a good time and get out of town and there is no better way to do that than going on a three-day weekend. i see it. i mean i don't know why it would be so much more than last year or two, but maybe people have more money than they did the last couple of years. >> and people are also traveling in the air. aaa says air fares have risen 2%. costing around $219. that is up from $214. but as we take it back out here live, not everyone hitting the roads. coming up we will speak to one person on why he thought traveling this weekend and we will also provide another

statistic from aaa from the same report that talks about traveling and your debt. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:44. it's been just about a year since the new eastern span of the bay bridge opened to traffic for the first time. the $6.4 billion project has had more than its share of problems. there has been broken bolts and rods design and maintenance problems. cal tran still dealing with those issues while completing other bridge projects. that includes finishing the bike path to treasure island. >> in order to do that, we have to have that portion of the old bridge removed in order to extend the bike path. >> cal tran is also finishing up landscaping at the eastern landing and other smaller projects. if you live in an area that still allows the use of plastic grocery bags, that may soon

change. later today california will likely become the first entire state in the country to ban single use plastic grocery bags. we will tell you when that could take effect and the controversy surrounding it. >> we are learning more about two americans that died fighting alongside isis militants. though their lives ended in separate countries. they started life together adds high school buddies in minnesota. what one of their mothers says become a turning point ultimately leading to her sons joining up with terrorists. time is 6:46. let's bring sal back. i have know you are watching 280 and everything else. so far it has been relatively quiet on this friday. >> yes, it has. i think it's because of the labor day holiday coming up. some people obviously do have today off because it's lighter than usual. right through downtown san jose it looks good. i do want to let you know in

san francisco 280 is closed from 101 all the way down to king street. there was an earlier accident right here. but that crash is cleared. traffic is slow coming up from candle stick park up to 101. let's go to steve. a misty drizzly reports. a couple reports from roanoke park. you can always tweet me at sp weather or send me a message on facebook. i posted outstanding pictures

from severe weather photographer. for us we have a little cooler pattern today. high clouds. most of those north bay. south bay looks to be mostly sun isny. the clouds are what is left of what was hurricane marie still kind of floating around there. the fog banks a little thicker here making a stronger push. 59 half-moon bay. 59 novato. fair field always the key. 50s and 60s some of the higher elevations. but calistoga is 54. 56 petaluma. had gusts to 30 plus out at travis. a little south wind at concord. westerly oakland and westerly napa. water temps are still mild to warm. if we can get a northwest breeze we can drop these back into the 50s.

62 reno. 62 sacramento. 61 ukiah. everyone is pretty close there as well. you can see with the higher cloud. these may take the edge off some of the temperatures because we will have less sun. we will have have is a partly to mostly cloudy sun break. temperatures coming down with morning drizzle. 60 ann 70s and 80s and 90s. again if you go cloudy you might take a couple degrees off of these. 86 walnut creek with a breeze. san jose low 80s. upper 80s to low 90s. fremont 79. 67 pacifica. 77 san mateo to 81 menlo park. 82 in mountain view. again cloud cover could determine a lot of these highs today especially if you get the higher clouds thickening up. a little cooler as you go into the weekend. time is 6:49. the nfl and the new punishment for domestic violence.

why some players may be banned from the league. >> all people should be held accountable for their action. >> the incident that pushed the league to get tough.

welcome back. time is 6:52. developing news from britain. britain's top security official just raised the terror threat level there from substantial to severe. that is the second highest threat level and means a terror attack is highly likely. officials say there is no evidence that an attack is eminent. they have been concerned about british citizens going to iraq and syria to fight alongside isis and coming back to carry out attacks in england. just a couple days ago police announced 200 of the fighters may billion back in london. meantime president obama says he's not ready to authorize air strikes against isis targets in syria. at a news conference yesterday, the president said he has asked the pentagon to come up with options the u.s. military could take in syria but he said news reports that air strikes in syria are already in the works. they are not accurate. >> i don't want to put the cart

before the horse. we don't have a strategy yet. i think what i have seen in some of the news reports suggests that folks are getting a little further ahead of where we are at. >> to have a press conference to say we don't have a strategy was shocking. given the severity of the threat. >> isis militants control large parts of iraq and syria. their goal is to create an islamic state. president obama says he is sending secretary of state john kerry to the region to put together a coalition against isis. san jose police department says it will return a military vehicle it received from the u.s. government. the vehicle is like this one used by redwood city police. it was built to survive explosive devices in afghanistan and iraq. but according to the san jose mercury news, the police department plans to return the vehicle after national backlash about the militarization of police departments in the wake of the deadly police shooting

in ferguson, missouri. officials told the mercury news it wasn't worth the potential damage to the department's image. two men are behind bars in a sonoma county board accused of a shooting in windsor. the gunfire yesterday morning led to an air and ground search that shut down roadways and put several local schools on lockdown. sheriffs deputies say the suspects shot a man and dropped him off outside of a market on windsor river road. he is expected to survive. officers arrested the two men after a brief chase. they are questioning another possible suspect. time is 6:55. police in san jose say a woman found dead in a car parked outside of a church was stabbed to death. passer by called police about 11:00 yesterday morning after seeing the woman in a car in a parking lot outside grace church of evergreen. the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. the woman had no apparent connection to the church. it was the 26th homicide of the

year in san jose. the santa claire ram county sheriffs office is looking for answers about another deceased woman found yesterday west of morgan hill. the badly burned body was found along a busy road by a couple of drivers. they spotted smoke near oak glen avenue. they got out of their cars and found the body about 30 feet from the road. this case is being treated as a homicide. cal osha is investigating the death of a san francisco public works employee that was hit and killed on the job. it happened yesterday morning on consistent street. we are told the victim 52-year- old alvin andrews but one of several workers picking up trash along the street when he was hit by a crew truck. initial reports indicate that andrews may have slipped and fallen in front of the truck. that truck driver has been

suspended without pay during the investigation. your time is 6:5. a bill aimed at helping california universities better investigate sexual assaults on campus is on the governors desk now. the yes means yes law would create a definition of mutual consensual consent. a lack of resistance or violence would not be considered as consent under this legislation. consent also can't be granted if that person is under the influence of drugs or alcohol. this morning the government announced consumer spending fell in july. it's the first drop in six months. but personal savings went up last month. the number surprised most economists who forecast overall growth in the third quarter of this year will be a little slower than the first part of 2014. the long labor day weekend has become holiday when they advertise sales. that is up from 59% last year.

but consumer experts warn not everything is selling far lower price. they say fall clothe willing be promoted but you will get a better price during october and november. and they will also say to wait until the holidays to get good deals on electronics. >> and you are ready to spend aren't you? >> i like shopping. the number of buildings deemed unsafe in napa they keep growing. by some businesses of getting red tagged even though they are structurally sound. >> we are keeping an eye on a mysterious building. how it's connected to a long awaited event. female announcer: through monday,

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