. the clean up after the napa earthquake continues. we'll tell you where residents can pick up free cleaning supplies, just another way to show the world we're getting back on our feet. the possible laws waiting for the governor's signature. >> the linebacker aldon smith is out for the regular season. how fans deal with the crushing blow if the starting lineup.

. good morning, and welcome to mornings on two, i'm claudine wong it's saturday august 30th. >> good morning, i'm brian flores. let's get your day started with weather. it's a beautiful day sunrise. we have a little bit of patchy fog you can see it there across the bay. middle to high clouds continue to stream over the area. they'll thin out as we get into the afternoon. here's a look. these are coming to us from the post tropical storm marie. we had them yesterday and they're there again this morning offering a beautiful sunrise. temperatures are already in the 70s. 64 in fairfield. a lot of the areas are warmer than where we started yesterday morning. half moon bay you're checking in at 57. mostly sunny skies at the coastline. we'll have sunshine.

giving you a lack at the afternoon highs. 70 degrees expected, widespread 70s to low 80s around the bay. it will be a warm day for the inland community. low 90s in the forecast. you'll check in at 90 degrees and morgan hill expected to hit 90 as well. there were subtle changes as we move through the holiday weekend. >> time now at 7:02, this comess a local businesses come up this labor day weekend. we have the latest. >> reporter: good morning. it's been a week sips the 6.0 earthquake. right now we're standing in the parking lot in napa. we're giving you the address because if you liver in napa and need cleaning supplies you can come here and get some.

it's being donated by the fuller brush company. they're a napa based company that manufactures cleaning supplies. some are in the process of unpacking it. there's everything from brushes to brooms to monopolies to floor finishing. again people who live in napa who need help, need dismiss to clean up the mess from the earthquake, they can come and pick it up this afternoon. throughout the town of napa there are many signs of earthquake damage broken windows and debris from the streets, it's in the process of getting cleaned up. people have had to clean up their own homes and leave their homes because the buildings were too dangerous. they told us cleaning up after an earthquake can be especially challenging. >> you lose a lot of stuff, people have had honey and olive oil that broke on their floor. it accidentally spread it out

more. no one knows how to clean up honey or olive oil that big after mess. brooms have been messed up, mops have been ruined. >> despite the mess, most businesses are hoping to welcome the usual weekend rush of visit terse. 90% of hotels and restaurants are open for business. they opened up these boxes, and these brushes -- it's stuck here, this one i can get out. time and drought brushes here. so the -- grout brushes here. >> they're donating $100,000 worth of cleaning supplies. if you need help, if you need to clean up some of your mess, you can come and pick up this stuff. well, pet owners are looking for cats and dogs that took off during the earthquake.

facebook has posted pictures of lost pets. if the animals are not claimed by owners, they'll go up for adoption. for many in napa it was more than just the music. musicians played at veterans memorial park for hundreds of people at the outdoor amphitheatre yesterday. it was an attempt to move past the trauma of last sunday's quake. >> i want normal. napa city, that's what we do every friday morning. i wanted to have everything back to normal. >> it's the last concert in the city's night series. the stanley cup will be on display. the kings manager who owns a

ranch in so gnome a county, it did have to close because of the quake. this morning, the santa rosa police department is looking for a missing woman. this woman was last seen wednesday walking away from her home. she is described 5 feet and 5 feet tall, 150 pounds with light brown hair and eyes and speaks with a heavy russian acsent. she suffers from -- accent. she suffers from dementia. police arrested 33-year-old francisco lopez yesterday morning. he's a track coach and campus assistant and he was booked in jail with three sexual offenses to a minor and sending harmful material to a minor as well.

they're fight ago suspect in a robbery. a man used a semi-automatic gun on mission street two weeks ago. the suspect is described as a white man who waist 15 with a goatee animus tash. he has a tatoo on his neck. football fans have mixed feelings about the suspension of aldon smith. smith has faced a series of legal issues. he was accused of making a bomb threat at l.a.x. the pros should set a good example for young people. >> nine games, it's too much for anybody, but he's been in trouble so many times so they have to do something.

>> parents we talked to they're teaching their sons to learn from mistakes of professional athletes like smith. >> aldon has taken responsibility for his action and has shown growth professionally and personally. we'll continue to watch this situation and it's time to move forward to the season ahead. he's eligible on november 10th. the 49ers hope the third version of turf will be the charm. news chopper 2 now over the stayedup. you can see half the field was covered already. this is the third time they put down new sod in the stadium. they were worried about the slippery conditions in the first field. the grass wasn't the only thing missing in levi stadium.

the word levi is missing from the sign. no word on why it was taken down. a programming note you can catch the special about the 49ers home. it's called all access pass. we'll show is it it at 11:00 p.m. after the ten o'clock news. they work through dozens of bills before the end of the session. the senate approved a ban on plastic grocery bags. a bill that requires law enforcement to obtain a warrant before using aerial drones for surveillance cleared the legislature and regulating groundwater were debated. >> it's important that during this drought we protect resources, that provides the drinking water for many in our community. we haven't had policy hearings but we could have a far reaching policy that reverses 150 years of water

policy. yesterday was a final session for state senator core bit and steinberg. >> there can be no better way to leave than knowing you're leaving with the state better off than when you started. >> lawmakers will return to the next session in january. more details now on some other last minute bills. last night the assembly passed a measure that allows family members and police officers to get restraining orders and take a way guns from people who are at risk of committing violence. there are gi benefits from a state university or college. the senate passed a a bill that requires security around an electric grid. northbound 280 is shut down from the 101 interchange. two hinges are being replaced it may not allow the roadway to expand and contract during an

earthquake. the tumbler is reminder by larger earthquakes. >> how can we make it safer? it's something that has been planned. it's maintenance that has been planned for a long time. >> the freeway is scheduled to reopen by 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. drivers are being diverted on to highway 101 in the meantime. there's good news for drivers hitting the roads, and gas prices are at the lowest level in four years. here in the bay area you can pay an average of $4 a gallon in san francisco. drivers are paying $3.89 in oakland and $3.87 in san jose. the district that found a way to get officers on campus. >> a police officer is arrested and put on paid leave. the crime he's accused of committing and the possible motive behind it. waking up this morning with

a batch of subtropical clouds. when these clouds are expected to clear and your temperatures for today coming up.

. kerry's comments come when the white house is weighing whether to expand strikes to syria and after the beheading of an american journalists. britain has raised its terrorist threat to severe. >> we're barring foreign nationals from re-entering the uk and depriving people of citizenship. >> airports around the world are heightening security during the isis threat during the labor day weekend holiday

weekend. >> they'll attend a meeting this week. women may be playing a role in the isis network. female isis members are staffing streets. they're not taking part in the attacks, but they're using them to stop women who are not dressed conservatively. they've released the names of two officers who shot and killed an unarmed man earlier this month. they addressed the officers as a 12-year-old veteran another one. they confronted ford on august 11th in south l.a. he made suspicious movements and looks like he was concealing his hand before grabbing one of the officers. >> a violent altercation ensued where the suspect attempted to

grab the officer's gun. >> the gun was drawn out, he put his hands up, one shot went off and then two seconds went by and another shot went off and i seen the other officer told hill to shoot him again. >> ford's family plans to file a federal wrongful death lawsuit against the happened. >> it's the focus of -- against the lapped. >> the lawsuit is demanding -- lapd. >> . they're accusing the police of assault battery and what followed the deadly shooting of michael brown. a man has been put on paid administrative leave after attacking a woman with a baseball bat while off duty. after a victim ran out of gas and started walking to find

health. gregory thompson was wearing the mask after the attack and used the bat to strike the woman and the car. thompson did not know the woman. >> we don't have a motive, maybe someone else was supposed to be targeted. we don't know at this point. neighbors say thompson's father used to live in the neighborhood and the family home is on sale. he's been with the police department for 30 years. the woman is expected to recovery. witnesses called police saying a gun had just fallen out of the man's waistband. no one was hurt, the man was arrested on suspicion of carrying a concealed weapon. the free ride is over for bart and their families. they voted to terminate that long term perk.

the board members who leave must turn over the passes. anyone who has left the office will be able to keep theirs. we were in the bay area to give free lifetime passes to board members. starting on monday, the cost of riding muni will increase for most passengers. the daily cash fair for adults will go from $2 to $225. that's the first increase from 2009. monthly passes will go from # 6 to $68. it will jump from 76 to $80ment fathers for citizens and the disabled will not change -- far es for citizens will not change. we want to go to rosemary about the holiday weekend. >> i'm only the messenger, i have good news to report. we have nice weather in the forecast. for most of us it will be a

beautiful day. mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. this morning we continue with those mid and high-level clouds that rolled in yesterday. it brought us a beautiful sunset and now a beautiful sun rise this measuring. a live look into san francisco. you can see the bay bridge there and no trouble getting across that bridge this morning. only patchy fog to speak of. the mid and high-level clouds, you want to start with a long wide shot of what's going on. do you see this right here. that's post tropical storm marie. that's what is feeding us these subtropical clouds. we continue to see this. i expect this will thin out. we have got mostly sunny skies. the winds will remain onshore. you can see it's a weak one. temperatures will did into the low 90s this afternoon for some of the warmer locations. you can see even the coast this morning waking up with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. it looks like the clouds will

want to reform along the coastline. we'll call for mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies at the coast and mostly sunny elsewhere. it's 57 in san francisco, upper 50s in oakland, concord you are check at 62, and you have 62 outside your door as well. what's expected 83 in napa, 82 san raphael. a festival is going on there this weekend. a beautiful weather in store for you. low 70s in berkeley and 90 degrees expected for livermore. depending on how you like it you can pick where you decide to go. get closer to the mild. it's very mild. we'll have low 90s, 83 for san jose. 83 in sunnyvale, mostly sunny and 80 degrees expected today. 71 for san bruno. 70 san francisco, and we have a festival going on and another

one going on in areas right around redwood city. so just a lot going on out there for the weekend. your extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. temperatures will continue to climb slightly as we get into sunday, monday not a lot of change going on, just quiet and warm weather in the forecast, morning clouds return by tuesday, and temperatures begin to fall off just a bit by tuesday and wednesday. back to the desk. coming up anticipation is building up for apple's upcoming event. the a nounsment people are expecting and the significance behind the location. and welcome to whatever usa, the town that voted to be part of a new beer campaign and what it will get for its participation.

. comedian joan rivers was undergoing a procedure on her vocal cords when she stopped breathing. her daughter shade her mother is receiving the best treatment and care possible. her mother would be touched by the tributes by fans and friends around the world. >> she's been an inspiration to women. she's such a survivor, my heart and thoughts and prayers are with her that she'll be a survivor from this as well too. >> she had been scheduled to perform a comedy act yesterday, but it has been postponed. a illegal marijuana grow operations may have wasted thousands of gallons of waters water a day. they found 13,000 pot plants south of fresno. the grow operation used water from a creek on the reservation to irrigate the plants wasting an estimated 100,000 gallons of

water a day. >> they've taken every single drop out of the stream. the creek supplies 80% of the water on the reservation. it's troubling because of the drought. the drought is forcing one high school team to play their games on the road. the dry conditions can cause them to get hurt from twisted ankles to concussions. they have to play at another high school which has artificial turf. >> we won't have as much fans we would like. it's our top rival probably. >> you can imagine being a senior football player and not having the opportunity to play on your home field under the lights on a friday night. >> santa cruz high is installing considering installing new grass or artificial turf in the future t

raises money for the sports program for snack sales during home games. >> a high school student is making headlines for being the first female varsity football player at her school. >> i'm doing it because i'm fun. >> she didn't have the build because she's 87. she had to have a jersey made for her small frame. >> there's locker room situations, practice, outfits, everything, i had to order everything. >> unlike the other players, she won't get a break during halftime. she is the lead trumpet mayor for the school's marching band. she may be starting a trend a female student has joined the freshman football team. the town council crested butte decided to turn

themselves into a whatever usa. bud light has been advertising a large party are you up for whatever. so, on september 7 it will items off crested butte's main drag for party goes. for its trouble the town will receive $500,000. he's been at a race for three weeks, following a deadly crash. tony stewart will be in this weekend and the special conditions by nascar to make it happen. while long time businesses in downtown oakland go some see it as an opportunity. why some older retail stores can be replaced. >> i'm tracking your holiday weekend outside your doors at this hour, monitoring subtropical moisture, how long this will stick around. i'll update your conditions and show you those afternoon highs today coming up.

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. cleanup efforts continue this morning almost one week after the magnitude 6.0 quake hit napa. the businesses are putting out calls to tourist. let's get your day started this labor day weekend started with nobody else, nobody better

i should say, rosemary. you're having a good forecast. we're starting out with clouds but these will thin out and we'll have mostly sunny skies even partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies for your last weekend of the summer. you can see all those clouds that are streaming in over the area. we have patchy fog, these are mid and high-level clouds and they're subtropical clouds coming from areas of a post tropical storm marie. it takes me awhile to get that out. 66 degrees, low 60s in walnut creek. 6 novato. a lot of it in the low 60s, and 66 at antioch, you're one of the warmer spots. let's look at the east bay, 55

for you castro valley. san ramon you're holding at 58, 61, for the afternoon partly cloudy, 67 for pacifica. 80s for inland communities, even a few low 90s, all in all a good looking forecast and i don't see a lot of change for sunday who are monday. i'll have a look at the extended forecast for you coming up. happening today, two companies in napa will be heading up free cleaning supplies to help people recover from last sunday's earthquake. they'll be handing out $100,000 worth of supplies. items include multipurpose clearance, brooms dust pans and buckets. it's at the parking lot from 8:00 a.m. to 12 p.m. caltrans is working to repair pavement damaged in the quake.

the north and southbound ramp in napa will be closed until 3:00 this average drivers are advised to use this avenue instead. there's a good news that all napa residents should have all water service today. yesterday afternoon, 150 buildings have been red tagged unsafe and 100 more are yellow tagged meaning that people who live or work there should use caution. a new report finds that there was no major damage to any of the roads, bridges to the water system in sonoma county. tomorrow the last major department department store in downtown oakland is closing its doors. we have more on the final city and what the city hopes will

take its place. >> at this block sears, it's almost closing time. everything must go and is going including the clothing rack. come sunday there will be no major departments in downtown that once included such major retailers. >> we don't have much to shop from in oakland. it isn't much. whenever anything leaves we miss it. >> there are few if if i tears overseers departure. >> we see it as an opportunity we can bring in new kinds of retail as successful in our city. >> they're from a different era. there are plans for the building, restaurants on the ground floor and the technology companies filling in the rest of the space. >> this isn't one of those

white elephants where everyone says woah is me, what a great opportunity. >> nearby the men's warehouse, it's yet to determine what will take its place. they point to newer trends for downtown shopping in medium sized cities, such as wood a clothing shop. >> it's time for something smaller and room for more businesses in oakland. >> some residents see few shopping options. >> what are you going to do now. >> go out of town. >> it's the only thing i can do. >> this community needs stores and businesses to come in. >> i like downtown, i want it to stay vibrant. >> it's a little sad. >> the building is expected to undergo a renovation and should be open in 12 to 18 months. the amount the diablo school district is mapping on bringing back school officers

to increase campus security. they did away with the officers back in 2012, you a new funding partnership has paid for their return. there are four school resource officers employed by concord and walnut creek police and assigned campuses within the district. students in richmond are discovering how yoga and meditation can help them in the classroom. >> let's take a last mindful breath in. >> it's part of a new program called the mindful life program that help students with anger and problems, many have parents in prison or victims of violence. >> it helps the classroom environment. everyone was able to be at a normal level.  >> when i started i didn't like it, but now, it calms me down when i'm angry or when i want

to hurt someone. >> and some schools rather say as a result, suspensions have dropped 50% since the program started. it's being funded by a nonprofit start bid a former teacher. they're working to fix a problem that left students stranded this week. the school bus never arrived for some students and it showed up late for others. when a bus showed up, the ten- minute ride to school took 2.5 hours. administrators say they picked a new bus vendor, first student. they didn't have enough bus drivers and was confused about bus routes. >> we're extremely disappointed in our own performance and we're working to improve there. >> there are parents that could lose their jobs if they can't leave to pick up their

children. a veteran pilot thinks a faulty pump may have caused the plane to make an emergency landing at the airport. the lone engine konked out. >> he was a lieutenant colonel in the army. he walked away uninjured due to his training and calm nature. >> i figured i'll in the going to make it. i'm still losing power. i better fix it to land. you're trained in that. >> he believed he experienced a mechanical issue because there wasn't enough fuel in the plane and land. a city worker was killed on the job. alvin andrews was cleaning up trash that had been illegally dumped in the bay view district thursday when he was hit by a

garbage truck. andrews mother is relying on her faith to cope with the loss. >> i think it will be okay, because it may be supposed to be. the department of public works says it appears he may have slipped as the garbage truck was backing up. crews are receiving additional safety training in the wake of the accident. tony stewart will be back racing. last night he was in atlanta, the u.s.a. 500, he returns to nascar after skipping the last three raises following a race three weeks ago. he hit and killed kevin ward junior. >> it's given me time to think about life and how easy it is to take it for granted. i miss my team and teammates.

>> he is cleared to drive even though an investigation into the crash is ongoing. they've given him a waiver to complete in the -- compete in the nascar race this weekend. this video posted on youtube shows driver milk kale losing control hitting another car and slamming into the railing and spin ago couple of times in the air. he suffered a concussion, a broken right shoulder and cracked ribs. he finished 11th place in the grand prix in sonoma. this continues in novato. they picked up with a hot rod crews. more than 150 classic cars rolled into town and hundreds of people showed up to see it. the car show was on 7th street and redwood boulevard. the gates opened at 6:00 this

morning. they're rocking and rolling already. that car show starts at 10:00 a.m., there will be a awards ceremony and a car parade later this afternoon. they wanted to end in first place. not only did the a's lose again to the angels. they lost center fielder cocoa crisp. he left the game, but was able to walk off on his own. he clubbed a home run to left as the angels shut out the a's 4-0. the champion boxer, manny, manny, he is promoting his next fight. the giants offense had one of the most productive game of the years. they scored, and never stopped. red hot buster posey had it. the a's leave the american league wild card.

the giants lead in the wild card race. the giants are throwing a bone to dog lovers today. they'll host the dog days of summer. people can bring their prized pooches in a game and parade. the festivities start at 5:00 this afternoon. 7:# 1 -- 7:41, delays on the roads. the shutdowns that can cause problems for people headed into the city. bloody mary as and the newest on tap. it's happening at denny's, why they're changing the menus there. just east of here is a big rig overturned. it's near antioch, it's on the onramp. all labors are closed in the westbound direction. some problems this saturday morning if you're headed out on highway 4. 7:42 on the clock,

we'll keep it here on mornings on 2.

. welcome back to mornings on 2, this morning 11 miners have been rescued from a collapsed gold mine in nicaragua. family members cheered 24 hours after the collapse. four miners are left and they've made contact and are working to free them. they're attending a quarantine in response to an oakland ebola outbreak. critics say the quarantine provoked deadly clashes with

security forces and a curfew remains in effected and more than 600 people in liberia have been killed by the virus since the outbreak. the virus has spread to five countries in west africa. a patient who has been quarantined, who was a student. senegal is a hub for business in africa. a toxic algae was found in the waterfront. it's turned it a fluorescent green collar. it's been compared to garbage or dead fish. the proximity to farmland and summer temperatures and the state's drought have contributed to that bloom.

the chinese e-commerce giant ali baba is going to launch early in september. it could raised to billion. apple is getting an attention for a throw story building. apple is going to use the all whiten closure for a major product announcement on september 9th. a thinkery truck driver tells us security is tight, the company is not telling us anything and making them sign nondisclosure agreements. steve jobs unveiled the first mackintosh computer inside the flint center 30 years ago. they expect to unveil a iphone

with larger screen and a computer known to be the i watch. the grand slam has arrived on wall street. the restaurant chain denny's is keeping up with the high end menus. it will offer bloody maries and it has an interesting take on the traditional breakfast. it will come with champagne. the price with that meal is $300. would you spend $300 or a meal for denny's, do you think they'll pay that at that restaurant. >> what does a grand she'd. >> not 299, rosemary. >> you're shaking your head.

moving on. it is a good morning to step out for breakfast, maybe some brunch. we have a nice weekend in store for you. we're giving you a live look here into san francisco. there's a bit of low cloud cover there. the marine layer right about 1,000 feet, 1200 feet deep. mostly cloudy conditions, tea not the low clouds but the high clouds, the clouds, the mid and high level will be with us in the morning hours and will be thinning out. the coast will be partly sunny skies to mostly sunny today. some of us are waking up with white sky, maybe the blue sky, you can see the high witchy clouds -- wispy clouds. this is coming from post tropical storm marine. we'll be watching for the second half of your day.

the temperatures are sitting a the 66 in antioch. most of it is similar to yesterday. some of us are a tad warmer, into the north bay areas, it's actually cooler this morning. 52 in santa rosa, half moon bay, 59 foster city, palo alto, you're checking in at 59 this morning. and we'll do one more shift and show you sunnyvale, 60 degrees right now. low 60s in area around san jose and the read area. 59 saratoga. if you're going to see the giants, partly cloudy skies and a buff day at the ballpark. we'll have an onshore bring that will be picking up in the second half of the afternoon. in any case, you've got 48 and 70 degrees in sausalito. there's quite a bitting about on around the area.

87 walnut creek. # 7 in hayward, oakland, 75 for your afternoon. 83 san hoe -- san jose. and redwood city, there's a greek fest going on in bell month. my apologies for the confusion on that. 70 degrees for san francisco and upper 60s for the coast. who is headed to the coast today. your bay area always in view. it's not a lot of change going on. temperatures will remain mild to warm. even a little toasty for inland communities and we begin a cooling trend as we get back to work on us to. back to the desk. coming up the protests on the streets have come down, but the legal action is just beginning. the lawsuit, now, filed against police officers in ferguson, missouri. >> now, they're helping him

find a place to live.

. they pleaded guilty for having ongoing sexual relationship with a teenager. she called it consentual and romantic. he's expected to turn himself at the jail. >> i'm heartbreaking because he's such a dear person. >> we're happy he took responsibility early on in the proceeding. >> the roman catholic diocese wants to strip hum of his priest wood. they submitted the paperwork to rome to have his priesthood taken away. they're following away

richmond served one year in a juvenile facility after raping a girl, and last night was the first night on the field and they said people deserve second chances. and he'll have to report to authorities for the next 20 years. a woman stepped up to help a 12-year-old boy who was homeless. he helped his baseball game during the little league world series. he scored several runs during the series. he's been staying with relatives and friends when his parents lost their jobs. they'll pay $is,000 for his family to rent an apartment. he's helping in the spirit of celebration not sympathy. highway 152 has opened in santa clara county following a brushfire during the busy labor

day travel rush. that fire east of gilroy has burned 80 acres. firefighters are spending the night mopping up hot spots. that fire started after a car crash, highway 152 is one of the major droughts headed to southern california that they can take from the south bay to interstate 5. customers said they made a surprising discovery while expecting a package from germany. >> toys, cars, model. they're about a foot long, the millipedes were meant as exotic pets and the creatures were euthanized and turned over to the usda. scottish dancers will be at

the scottish highlands game festival in north california. it began in san francisco back in 1866 and has been held in pleasanton since 1994. this is video of a previous festival in bakers field. as many as 50,000 people are expected to attend the event of two days. it runs from 8:0 to 6:30 p.m. and tomorrow at the alameda county fairgrounds. the engine tour of california is scheduled to take place next may and cover #00 miles of the state. the press democrat reports it will skip sonoma county for the second time this year. some are disappointed because the tour brings attention and a financial boost. the city is expanding its celebration with the parade.

that parade starts at 14th and broadway and it will end at 21st and broadway. there's an all day music festival with four stages and children's activities. the music festival will start at 11:00 and will go to 7 p.m. at 20th and broadway. coming up at 8:00, more fallout for the napa earthquake. some animals failed to find their way home. the field is not the only thing being replaced, more on the missing sign that caught the attention of news chopper 2. temperatures are warming as we head into a beautiful summertime weekend for your three-day holiday, holiday weekend i should say. i'll have a look at the current conditions, i'll have the afternoon highs for you coming up.

it's been nearly a week since the napa, the cleanup is under way and all these people you're seeing here will be getting help with that cleanup. napa residents are getting free cleaning supplies. >> once again levi stadium is getting grass and we'll tell you what else is missing from that stadium. it was a late night at the state capitol. the bills on the governor's death. mornings on 2 continues. good morning, i'm claudine wong welcome to mornings on 2. >> good morning, i'm brian flores in for mike me back. rosemary is here, let's get started with weather. how about a good looking start here over san jose. low 60s, mostly sunny skies. we have nice weather under way

for your saturday. how about a look at the numbers around the region. we have 63 in walnut creek, 66 in concord, upper 60s in antioch. we're off in running. 59 in novato. we are in the low 50s an hour or so ago. we have a mix of sunshine and clouds out there. these clouds will continue to move to the south and we'll be left with mostly sunny skies as we get into the second half of the morning and afternoon. these are coming from post tropical storm marie. it led to a beautiful sunset and saw some this morning and a beautiful sunrise. allow me to show you what's going to happen. partly cloudy skies over most of the coastline. it will be partly cloudy into the coastline. there will be plenty of cloud cover chose to the coast.

meanwhile temperaturewise 60s at the coast 70s and 80s around the bay. will 0 -- 80s to low 90s. it will be # 5 in oakland. upper 60s in pacifica and 70 degrees in san francisco. not a lot going on for the second half of your weekend. i'll show you the numbers coming up. it continues in napa following last sunday's 6.0 earthquake. we'll visit during the labor day weekend. we're live in napa where free supplies are being handed out. >> good morning, some of the local businesses are helping the community, we are in the parking lot of the arapahoe bank in napa. this is where a company, fuller brush is giving free cleaning supplies to anyone in the community that needs it. they have bottles set up here

of floor cleaners, wood floor cleaner, glass cleaner, they're picking up brooms and mops to help them with the clean up after the earthquake. it's about 100,000 dollars worth of stuff. things are getting going about 5 minutes ago. already the line goes out of the parking lot. you can see there's a bit of a traffic jam. every parking space is filled with people coming to pick up free stuff. even though this earthquake happened a week ago after a busy monday through friday work week and school week, this is the first time they've had to focus on cleaning up their homes. >> this is the first time we've been affected. we've had earthquakes before, nothing i stepped on broken glass but not seriously. lots of bone dishes, things off the wall fell.

>> and it's a similar story throughout the town of napa. there are many signs of earthquake damage out in the streets, broken windows and debris. it's all still in the process of getting cleaned up. despite some of the mess, businesses want tourists to know that most businesses are open for business and hoping to welcome the rush of visitors, according to the downtown napa association they're going to be open this weekend, the businesses and restaurants. we're looking at the cleaning supplies. there are different colors of glass cleaner, all purpose of cleaner, along line of people getting around here. they'll be giving it away until 4 p.m., you might want to get out here early. this is in napa. . some pet owners are still looking for cats and dogs that took off during the earthquake.

the facebook page for the animal shelter has pictures of lost pets. if the animals are not claimed by their owners, the shelter says they'll go up for adoption. hundreds turn out to a summer concert, it was for many more about the music. musicians played at veteran's memorial park for hundreds of people at the outdoor amphitheatre yesterday. for many who chose to attend it was many who tried to pass through the quake. >> it's norm a it's what we do every friday night. i want to feel like things are back to normal. yesterday's event was the last concert in the city night series. >> they're searching for a missing woman. this 77-year-old was last seen wednesday, she is 5 feet 5

inches tall. she has light brown hair and brown eyes. she speaks with a heavy russian accent. she's suffering from dementia family say san she does not have her paying with her. 33 francisco lopez was arrested yesterday morning. he was booked into santa clara jail with three sexual offenses to a minor and sending things to a minor. a suspect stole cigarettes, he's described as a white man with a goatee and and mustache. anyone with information is asked to call the santa cruz police department. there are mixed feelings

about the punishment of aldon smith. he was suspended for 9 games without pay. smith has faced a series of legal issues including drunk driving arrests and he's accused of making a bomb threat at l.a.x. high school football players should set a good example for young people. >> nine games is too much for anybody, but he's been in trouble so many times you have to do something. >> parents say they're teaching their sons who play varsity football to learn from athletes like smith. >> all done has taken responsibilities for his actions and has continued to show growth personally and professionally. it's time to put this behind us and focus on the scene ahead. he can attend the meetings and

train at the santa clara facility. he's eligible to return on the 10th against the new orleans saints. the crews are installing the new sod. you can see half the field was covered but there is still more work to do. this was the third time they put down sod in the new stadium. players and coaches were worried about the slippery conditions of the first field. the grass wasn't the only thing missing, look care any at the front of the stadium? >> there's the word levi's missing. the team said it's being worked on and should be back up soon. a programming note for you, you can catch a ktvu special, it's called all access pass, levi stadium, we're going to show you that on the ten o'clock news. california lawmakers worked late into the night to get through dozens of bills before

the end of the session. they approved a ban on grocery plastic bags. >> and the use of aerial drones for surveillance, a warrant was debated and then using water was debated. >> it provides the drinking water for many of our community. >> we haven't had policy hearings on this but we could have a far reaching policy that reverses 150 years of water policy. >> it was the final session including state senator he will encore bit and steinberg. >> there can be no better way to leave than knowing you leave the state better off than when you started. >> lawmakers will return for the next session in january. >> more details on other bills, last minute bills i should say. they passed a measure that allows family members and police officers to get a

restraining order and guns away from people who are at risk of committing violence, they passed a bill that guarantees veterans from a state university or college, they require better security around the state's electrical grade. >> if you're going to be heading in from san francisco from the peninsula this weekend, you should expect delays. northbound 280 is shut down from the interchange for seismic retrofitting. two hinges are being replaced. it may not allow the roadway to expand and retract before the earthquake. the trembler is a reminder of the dangerousness of earthquakes. drivers are being diverted on to highway 101. a 16-year-old north bay girl injured while riding a dirt bike. what happened during a jump. the policy of the transit

service is expanding to allow two more places on the rail line. some of us waking up to subtropical clouds, it will be clearing through the second half of the day. i'll have the conditions for your afternoon highs coming up. 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. there you go. a laser drone for cats.

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welcome back everybody. time now is 8:14, secretary of state john kerry is calling for a international response for the growing influence of militants in the middle east

isis. it comes after air strikes in syria and the behe'ding of american journalist. the british have raised it to severe. >> we're barring foreign nationals from re-entering the uk and we're depriving people of citizenship. >> airports around the world are heightening security due to the isis threat and the labor day holiday. it's expected to to the agenda when kerry and chuck hagel attend a nato meeting in wales next week. police identified the officers, a 12-year-old and antonio who has been on the police force 8 years. they killed ford in los angeles. he made suspicious movements, they said and he looked like he was concealing his hand before grabbing one of the officers.

>> a violent altercation ensued, where the suspect attempted to grab the officer's gun. >> one shot went off and then the two seconds went by and another went off. the officer was told to shoot him again. >> they plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit against the l.a.p.d. five people are claiming that officers violated their rights. they're demanding $40 million from the ferguson. they're accusing police of assault and battery and the demonstrations after the deadly shooting of michael brown. one of the police employed during that time, he was caught

on camera pointing to protestors and threatened to kill them. he resigned from the department. >> an officer was accused of hitting this woman with a bat. he was wearing a mask during the attack and thompson did not know the woman. >> we do not have a motive in this case. we're looking at the possibility that there was a mistaken identity that someone else was to be targeted. >> majors say thompson's father used to live in the neighborhood and the family's home is for sale. he's been with the walnut creek police department for 30 years and the woman is expected to recover. they're calling for a

policy to keep homeless people from sitting on the ground. >> it's a law requiring places to be evacuated in case of an emergency. >> this bart police plan to begin enforcing the policy early next month. >> the free rides for life are over for bart board members and their families. they voted to terminate the long term perk. they must turn in their passes. however, anyone who left office will be able to keep theirs. they were the large public who gave lifetime passes to board members. . there are festivals everywhere we look. >> we've got one in belmont, sausalito has the pride weekend going on.

there's a lot going on, the coast is expected to get sunshine today and with temperatures in the upper 60ings, 70 degrees there. we'll start in the east bay, we have postery sunny skies. you can see those clouds we've been talking about all morning long. it's post tropical storm marie and we'll get to the satellite view. i'll show you where it is at this moment. you can see right about there. you can see the counterclockwise motion. it's the counterclockwise motion, the clouds are moving in our districts what's going on? we have a for the morning hours, we'll be left with this. as we get into the afternoon, we have mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy in the coastline. 65 for san francisco, 60 degrees in napa, 70 already in antioch, 64 in san jose. a nice warm day for areas

around the peninsula, let's check in on some of those numbers expected for the afternoon. we've got 76 degrees expected by 8:00. low 80s, we'll hold on to that warmth as we get into 5:00. for this afternoon starting in the north bay, 82 in petaluma, 82 in san raphael, to the east bay, close to the water, # 3 alameda, 75 in san leandro. we got nice warm weather coming up your way, 87 for danville, 85 for livermore, 92 expected for antioch, morgan hill you're checking in at 09. take a look at santa cruz, a warm one by the boardwalk. 82 for sunnyvale. we have 78 for san mateo.

82 in palo alto. it will be a warm one with mostly sunny skies. 70 degrees this afternoon in san francisco. the giants will be playing here today. it's always in view, showing you today into tomorrow and even into your labor day, just beautiful southern pattern with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. temperatures begin to cool just slightly, upper 80s remaining in the forecast, for the communities, back to the desk. >> it may be the most expensive grand slam breakfast. coming up in 20 minutes, the one pricy item you get along with pancakes and eggs. >> i had no idea that a girl would ever have the guts to try out for a football team. >> the only way, 85 pounds she's making a name for herself among the boys. >> she's making her presence known just on and off the football field.

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welcome back, come median joan rivers remains in the hospital after going into cardiac arrest at a doctor's office. she underwent a procedure on her vocal cords yesterday. her daughter released a statement my mother is receiving the best treatment and care possible. her mother is touched by the tributes and prayers from fans around the world. >> she's an inspiration to women. she's had so many things in her

life that she came through, such a survivor, that my heart, thoughts and prayers are with her that she'll be a survivor with this now too. >> she had been scheduled to perform a comedy act in new jersey yesterday and fans are hoping it will be rescheduled soon. a marijuana grow operation on a native american reservation may have wasted a lot of water. they did a raid south of fresno. officers say the grow operation used water from a creek on the reservation to irrigate the plants and that wasted 100,000 gallons of water a day. >> they took every single drop out of this creek. the creek supplies 80% of the water on the reservation. the discovery is troubling due to the drought. this football team will be

playing its season on the the road. they cannot play on their own turf because it's unplayable. they must play their own home games at the high school that is across town rival. this girl is making history by being the first varsity football team. >> she didn't have the build of a kicker. she had a jersey made to fit her small frame. >> there's been practice outfits, everything that i had here, hi to order everything. >> and as you can see unlike the other players, she won't get a break during halftime. she's the lead trumpet player for the school's marching band. she may be starting a trend. a female student has joined the freshman football team. there's a home for latest

ad campaign. the town council has voted to turn itself into whatever usa, it's a commercial, during last year, bud light has been advertising at a large party for a campaign are you up for whatever? on september 7th it will fence off crested butte's main drag. in exchange for its troubles, whatever, whatever usa, it will receive $500,000. >> it doesn't look like that much trouble. time now 8:27, a prop plane makes an emergency landing. you'll hear from the pilot who was forced to land in an empty field minutes from the take- off. a give away that's drawing people throughout the city. >> i'm tracking a minor warmup for your holiday weekend at this hour. there's a few tropical clouds, they'll be pulling out and i'll

show you when and i'll give you your numbers for today coming up.

. welcome back. some of the homes were damaged from the earthquake last sunday. you're looking at a live picture from residents who receive a welcome quake. >> we're going to have a live report from napa in just a moment. we want to start you off with a quick look at how your morning is shaping up with rosemary. good morning to you, giving you a good looking shot from san francisco. you can see the trance america building and the area across the bay. we have patchy fog out there, a

few high clouds still remaining, it will move through the area list night and are with us for today. the subtropical clouds are getting connected with post tropical storm marie. those are moving out of the way. we'll be left with mostly sunny skies today. partly cloudy at the coast. 60 in napa, 62 in novato. it's 64 for you redwood city. 60s for san jose. we'll have 60 in livermore, a very mild mostly sunny outside your door and antioch. the winds will be onshore for today. you can see very calm right now, it's at 9 miles per hour. it will be fairly week for most areas. temperatures temperatures are nicely warm. it will be partly cloudy at the coast. i don't see a lot of change going on for the weekend, we've got mostly sunny skies over parts of the north bay, perhaps if you're doing the bay and the

beach. we had partly cloudy, we'll want to keep testimony in the bay. before i let you go a quick look at the numbers. upper 60s for pacifica, upper 80s to low 90s for inland communities. the rest of your holiday weekend coming up. cleanup efforts are under way. residents are getting help for their homes battered by the quake. we have a special give away at this hour. it looks like people are lining up. >> reporter: we had a chance to talk to many of the folks in line say cleaning up after an earthquake ask a process. today is real hi the first chance they had a chance to focus on cleaning up their home. this is a long line. there's probably about 100 people here. the line goes out in the parking lot. everyone is here picking up

free cleaning supplies. this is at the bank. a napa based company called fuller brush is giving $100,000 worth of free cleaning supplies who need to clean up their homes or businesses after that earthquake. they have floor cleaners, brushes, brooms mops and glass cleaners. some of the people in line say cleaning up after an earthquake can be challenging because mops and brooms can get ruined easily mopping up glass. >> i had a jar of spaghetti sauce all over the floor and water, and big thing of flower that fell. i tried sweeping at some point. my broom got destroyed. i have a nice broom to clean up

my house will be amazing. >> now, throughout the town of napa there are many signs of earthquake damage, debris in the street. it's in the process of getting cloned up. they want visitors and tourists to know, most businesses are still open. they're hoping to welcome the usual rush of visitors, more than 90% of hotels and restaurants are open this weekend. you can see kids helping out their parents with a broom ready to spruce up their home. this cleaning supply give away is happening and they'll be giving away these supplies until 4:00, at lest that's had they're scheduled to wrap up here. this line is long and they're going through the supplies quickly. the last major department store in downtown oakland is closing its doors for good

tomorrow. there are big plans for the five storey sears building, including a grouping of small stores in restaurants. >> we see it as an opportunity that we can, now, bring in a new kind of retail, that we've seen successful in our city. >> the 85-year-old building is expected to undergo restoration and to reopen in 12 to 18 months. >> new this morning, a 16-year- old girl is recovering in the hospital after getting hurt in a dirt biking accident in bass poll. it cast poll. sebastopol. that accident is being investigated. it happened during an attempt at a drunk. the mount diablo school district is planning to bring police officers to increase

campus security. they did away with them when the budget cut but a new partnership with the city has paid for their return. they're paid by walnut creek police and assigned to campuses in the district. the school district is working to fix a problem that left hundreds of special education students stranded this week. it showed up late for some students and some never showed up. the ten-minute ride to school took 2.5 hours. they picked a new vendor called first student and when school start they didn't have enough bus drivers and was confused about some of the bus routes. >> we're extremely disappointed in our own performance and we're working to improve there. >> there are parents that can lose their job if they have to leave to pick up their children. the district says the problem will be fixed next week. it's getting help to get the job done. >> a pilot thinks it may have

caused it to make an emergency landing, the 1946 plane was flying when the loan engine konked out. >> the man had was a lieutenant colonel in the military was supposed to land, just yards from the willow pass road. he credits his training and calm nature. >> i figure, you know, i'm not going to make t the nurse did every little bit by losing power. you're trained in this, every time you fly. >> he thinks the fuel pump was faulty because there wasn't enough fuel on board to fly and land. >> a city worker was killed on the job. officials say alvin andrews was cleaning up trash that had been dumped in when he was hit by a garbage truck.

his mother is relying on her faith about the loss. >> it will be okay. because maybe it was supposed to be. >> andrew may have slipped as the garbage truck was backing up. they're getting trained in safety after the accident. tony stewart will be back to racing this month following a deadly crash earlier this month. stewart qualified for 12th place for tomorrow's big race in atlanta. he returns to nascar after skipping the last three races following a crash during a dirt crash race where he hit and killed 20-year-old kevin ward junior. >> it's given me the time to think about life and how easy it is to take it for granted. i miss my team, my teammates. >> nascar says stewart is cleared to drive even though an investigation into the crash is

still ongoing. >> nascar has granted him a waiver so he can compete in the nascar championship chase if he wins tomorrow or next weekend. >> meantime take a look at this. a driver is in serious condition during a practice run in fonta this. a, this shows this driver losing control hitting another car and then slamming into the railing spin ago couple of times in the world. he suffered a concussion, broken shoulder and cracked ribs. he finished in 7th place in the grand prix of sonoma. the car show continues today in novato. there were 150 classic cars rolling on into town. hundreds of people showed up to see it. one man said he's had his classic car for 55 years. >> as i'm getting older, i thought i would lose an interest, but as soon as i sit

inside it, it's you inside that machine and brings you back in time. the show is on grant avenue. the gates opened early this morning, they've been open since 6:00 a.m. the car show starts at 10:00 a.m., there will be a awards ceremony and car parade this afternoon. they're hoping not to lose any more ground to the los angeles angels. they not only lost to the angels, but to cocoa crisp trying to get a home run. albert got a home run to left as the angels shot out the a he is 4-0. there's the boxer manny promoting his next fight. the giants offense had one of its most productive games of the year. it scored on the milwaukee brewers early. buster posey had five hits in

six inks. the browns pounded the giants. the giants lead in the national league wild card race. >> the ground crews are back at it again. they're installing a third turf in the 49ers. the other noticeable thing that's missation long with half of that grass. >> they're trying to free four more miners after a big break through overnight. >> our temperatures are warming, the sun is shining. i'll have a look at the current conditions and show you where it will land and what will be going on in your area coming up.

. welcome back to mornings on 2, and this morning 11 minors have been rescued from a collapsed goldfein in nicaragua. the men walked out last night as family members cheered 20 hours after the collapsed. 13 minors are still tracked there. they've made contact and they're working to free them. there's been a ten-day quarantine in response to the ebola outbreak. they shut the district in order to try to stop the spread of the virus. it provoked deadly clashes of

security forces and shortages of food and water. 694 in liberia have been killed. they've confirmed the first case in senegal. that means the virus has spread to five countries in west africa. the patient is a student from guinea who has been quarantined. there's concerns about the reach of the outbreak. senegal is a major hub for business, transportation and work in west africa. people are asked to stay out of the water because of toxic algae. it's turned the water fluorescent green. it's creating a strong odor that's been compared to garbage and dead fish. the proximity to farmland, summer temperatures and the state's drought may be contributing to that bloom. the algae is expected to break up in the fall when the

temperatures drop. the chinese e-commerce giant ali baba plans to offer an ipo, a launch that week shares could be trading as soon as on the 14th or 19th in new york. it could raised 20 billion. apple is reportedly going to use the all whiten closure for a major product announcement on september 9th. yesterday a delivery truck driver told us security around the building is tight. the company is not telling them anything and is making them sign nondisclosure agreements. this location where the september 9th event is a significant one to apple. it's where steve jobs revealed the first mackintosh computer 30 years ago. apple is expected to unveil a

new iphone with a larger screen and a wearable computer known to be the i watch. president obama is praising americans this weekend. >> it's a bedrock, look hard work sacrifice and working together as one american family let's keep that in mind this labor day and every day. what have a great week. >> he said the middle class is the backbone of the nation's economy. they are honoring for people fighting for social security and medicare and right to organize for better pay and benefits. >> the grand slam has arrived on wall street. the restaurant denny's opened up. the menu is getting a bit of an upgrade. at that he is going to offer

bloody maries and has an interesting take on the traditional breakfast. it will come with a 2003 vintage champagne. if you want that meal though it will cost you $300. >> not a problem, $300, sure. claudine can pick it up. >> wow. i'm impressed with myself. >> we're always impressed with you. we've got impressive weather coming our way. here's hoping you get a three- day holiday weekend. we've got cloudy skies in this area. not the clouds we're used to. you can see the men and high- level clouds. those clouds are coming from the specific. what a beautiful shot. if we go to the specific, i'll show you where the clouds are coming from. post tropical storm marie, it's

being helped along by this trough. it's moving through, areas like washington and oregon. you can see how it's pushing farther south. as we get into the second half of the morning and into the afternoon, it will be sunny. it will partly cloudy for parts of the coast but even the coast will get sunshine for the afternoon. it will feel nice out there. the models keep it close to the coast around pacifica and half moon bay. it's something to consider if you're thinking about heading in that condition today. 66 in concord, 64 in oakland, 65 in san francisco. these numbers are slightly warmer for some. already 73 degrees and low 60s in fairfield. mountain view, you're checking in 65 right now. by 1 # 1:00 or so, 76 degrees, low 80s in the forecast, this a tad warmer from what i'm

expecting for you. 80, 83, you know it's going to be a warm day. sun setting about 7:40 these days and a nice evening ahead as we settle into your bay area weekend. not a lot of change. if you're thinking of going to tahoe, nicely sunny skies, a forecast for saturday suspended and monday, it's going to be upper 70s there. notice breezy. the winds are expected to pick up in the afternoon, anywhere from 20 mills an hour and gusty to 30 and a wind advisory for the lake. it's a 3-day holiday weekend, and here's hoping to enjoy it. it's 83 for novato this afternoon. mid-70s in san leandro, 90 degrees in livermore and

pleasanton. 83 for san jose. yes, indeed, low 80s for san jose. we're looking at mountain view for 80 degrees, palo alto 82, sun at this and warm. temperatures will continue to be mild to warm all the way through the weekend and slightly cooler on tuesday. back to the desk. >> he was supposed to protect and serve, he's under arrest. the charges a walnut creek police officer faces in connection with a beating of a woman in the east bay. >> a person returns to the little league world series, a gift that allows him to reunite with his mom and dad. at ikea, we don't just design furniture.

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a priest in davis has been sentenced to 90 degrees for having a relationship with a 16- year-old alter girl. he pled guilty for having a sexual relationship with a teenager. she called it consentual and romantic. he is expected to turn himself in at the jail on october 9th. >> i'm heartbroken because he's such a dear person. >> we're just happy he took responsibility early on in the proceeding. >> the roman catholic diocese wants to strip him of his priesthood. they submitted the paperwork to

rome to have his priesthood taken away. an 18-year-old high school senior is back on the football field after being convicted of rape. malik richmond were both convicted of raping a girl who passed out at a party. he served one year at a juvenile facility and returned to school in january. last night was his first night on the field and the town welcomed him back when they deserve second chances. he'll have to register every six months for the next 20 years. they're stepping up to help a 12-year-old boy who is homeless. he got national attention to help his baseball team getting to the little league world series. he's been staying with relatives and friends in the past few months after his parents lost their jobs. the homeowner herd about that student and will pay $1,000 for them to rent an apartment.

he's helping in a spirit of celebration, not sympathy. >> they made a surprising discovery that sfo inspected a package from germany. they found 20 giant millipedes. the live millipedes were a foot long and were in a styrofoam box. it is believed that the people shipping those millipedes were having them used as exotic pets. the creatures were euthanized and turned over to the usda. there be the scottish highlands festival. the event began in san francisco in 1866. it has been held in pleasanton since 1994. this is video of a previous

festival in bakers field. as many as 50,000 people are expected to attend the two-day event. there will be dancing competitions and music on six stages. it runs from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. today and tomorrow at the alameda fairgrounds. the city is expanding its celebration with a parade. it will end at 21st and broadway. the event includes a music festival in the uptown neighborhood and the music festival is from 11:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 20th and broadway. america's children's holiday parade has been a tradition for the past 15 years. it's been cancelled. unless another organization steps forward the parade won't happen this year. >> hopefully they can get back on. the 49ers start the season

with not one of their best parents. how parents say the story can help the sons playing high school football. >> we'll head back to napa, much needed items for people suffering from the earthquake. i'll have your weather coming up.

>> it's been nearly a week since the napa earthquake but the cleanup is still underway and this morning, the residents are getting some cleaning supplies. >> a new view of the 49ers station, but if you look carefully, something is missing. >> and the california

legislature wraps up another session. mornings on two starts right now. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news mornings on two. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong. it is saturday, august 30. >> let's get your day started with weather. >> how about we start out with a beautiful shot here of the golden gate bridge. we do have a mix of sun and clouds out there you can see as we point to the west, we have low clouds there lurking. in addition to the low clouds and patchy fog this morning, we have mid and high level clouds this morning streaming our way from post tropical storm ma rearment they are beginning to clear out. and they are actually obscuring some of the low cloud cover. it looks like right along the coastline is where we are seeing the low cloud. the gray sky. the rest of us dealing with

blue sky. a little filtered sunshine. and the mid and high level clouds will peel away as we continue along the day. some areas will continue to have low cloud cover like half- moon day for the afternoon t. partly cloudy in areas like pacifica, a beautiful forecast inland as well. giving you a peek at some of the numbers right now. 67 in palo alto. 66 in foster city and 66 in belmont. in of us in 60s at this hour. for the afternoon, 67 pacifica. 70 san francisco. upper 80s in some locations and 90s in places like antioch. temperatures won't change a lot as we continue through the weekend. cleanup efforts continue in

napa following sunday's 6.0 earthquake. it comes as local businesses try to urge people to come up and bit during the labor day weekend. ktvu channel 2 news' allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: good morning. some of those local businesses are offering a helping hand to ma pa residents. we are in the parking lot of the bank in ma pa where buller brush is giving away cleaning supplies. iving away cleaning check out the line. it has not let up since this morning. we had a chance to talk to several people in line. many of them told us though the earthquake happened nearly a week ago, this is really the first chance, this weekend is the first chance they have had to focus on cleaning up their homes. cleaning supplies as you know

can be expensive. sweeping up a lot of broken glass and other debris o people are getting a little help sprucing up their homes and businesses. >> we took a good hit. i need a broom, my wife needs some gloves. and that is basically it. everybody in america loves a line. and they love free. it just brings out the best in people usually. >> reporter: now throughout the town of napa, there are many signs of earthquake damage. broken windows and debris. it is still in the process of getting cleaned up. business owners want tourists to know they are still open and they are ready to welcome the usual rush of labor day visiters. the president of fuller brush got the idea for this give away. after hurricane sandy, he donated two truckfuls to new york city. if something is happening in my

town, i live here, should do the same thing. initially, this was going to go on until 4:00, but there are so many people in line and they are going through stuff so quickly, they will probably run out of these free supplies by 10:00. if you want some, come to 700 trunket street in napa. live in napa, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news news. some pet owners are still looking for pets that ran off during the earthquake, the shelter says it is taking in lost animals. now if the animals are not claimed by their owners, the shelter also says they will eventually go up for adoption. and hundreds turned out for a summer concert in downtown napa. for many, it was more than just the music. ♪ [ music ] >> musicians played at veteran's memorial park for hundreds of people at the out

door amphitheater yesterday. for many who attended, it was a chance to go past the trauma. >> i just wanted normal. this is what we do every friday night and i wanted things back to normal. >> yesterday's event was the last concert of the city. >> and one of the most recognizable trophies in sports, the stanley cup will be there on display. it will be on display from 5:00 to 8:00 at the napa weston hotel. the hotel had to close because of the quake, but will reopen tomorrow. this morning, the san ramon police department is searching for a missing woman named luba lusherovich. she is 77 years old. last seen wednesday around noon walking away from her home on fountain head drive.

she is described as five five inches tall, weighs 150 pounds. she speaks with a heavy russian accent. she suffers from dementia and does not have her medication with her. a track coach is facing charges. 33-year-old francisco vincente lopez was arrested yesterday morning for accusations of sex offenses with a minor. police in santa cruz are asking for the public's help in finding a suspect in a convenience store, the 7/11 on mission street two weeks ago. he is a white man, 175 pounds with a goatee and mustache and may have a tattoo on his neck. anyone with information is asked to call the santa cruz police department. football fans we talked to have mixed feelings about the

punishment against aldon smithment he was suspended nine games for violating substance abuse and personal conduct policies. he has faced a lot of legal issues, drunk driving, weaponnings charges and accused of a bomb threat at lax. some of the parents said he should set a good example. >> nine games is too much for anybody, but he has been in trouble so many times. they have to do something. >> parents also say they are teaching their sons who play varsity football to learn from the mistakes of professional athletes like smith. and trent balky issued this statement saying aldon has taken responsibility for his actions. we will continue to support him, but it is time to put this matter behind us and focus on the season ahead. smith can attend team meetings and train at the 49ers

facility. he is also eligible to return on november 10 when the team faces the new orleans saints. well the 49ers are hoping their turf will be the charm p. news chopper 2 flew over levi stadium when the sod was being installed. this is the thinker time the ground crew had to put down new sod. players and coaches were worried about the slippery conditions of the first field. and the grass was not the only thing missing. look at the front of the stadium. we will get a little closer because there you see it. in's a word missing. levi's. the team says it is being worked on and should be back up soon. the exact problem has not been made public. and you can catch the ktvu channel 2 news special on the levi stadium. it is called all-access pass, levi stadium, it will be on tomorrow following the 10:00

news. the session approved a ban on plastic grocery bags and it is headed to the governor's desk. a bill cleared the legislature for regulations on drones as well. and ground water. >> it is extremely important during this time of drought that we protect these resources. >> we haven't had policy hearings on this stuff, and yet, we can have far reaching policy that reverses 150 years of water policy. >> last night was also the final session for some termed out lawmakers. more details on other last minute bills. last night, the assembly passed a measure allowing family members of police officers to get a restraining order and take guns away from those at risk of committing violence. a bill was passed for gi

getting help with college and better security around the state's electrical grid. if you are headed to san francisco from the peninsula this weekend, you should expect delays. northbound 280 is shut down from the 101 interchange to the south of market neighborhood for seismic retro fitting. now the two hinges are being replaced because they were not going to allow the roadway to expand and contract during an earthquake. that work was planned before the napa quake, but that tremor was certainly a reminder of the danger posed by large earthquakes. >> you know, it is something that has been planned. this is more kind of like maintenance that has been planned for a long time. >> that freeway is scheduled to reopen by 5:00 a.m. tuesday. drivers are being diverted onto 101. >> a teenager is injured in a dirt bike crash.

>> and a lawsuit in connection to the ferguson protest. a few lingering clouds outside the door this morning but those are beginning to pull away. large temperatures are beginning to rise. i will have a look at the current highs and your saturday coming up.

>> welcome back everybody, this

morning secretary of state john kerry is calling for an international response of isis in the middle east. his comments come as the white house is weighing whether to increase air strikes. it has prompted the u.n. to raise their terror threat to severe meaning an attack is likely to happen. >> we are barring foreign nationals from reentering the u.k. we are depriving people of citizenship. >> airports around the world are heightening security due to the isis threat and the labor day holidayment they are expected to top the agenda when kerry and hagle attend a meeting in wales this week. police identified an officer as charlton wampler and antonio viegas. the officers confronted 25-year-

old azel ford in south la. police say ford made suspicious movements and looked like he was trying to conceal his hands before grabbing one of the officers. >> a violent altercation ensued where the suspect actually attempted to grab the officer's gun. >> the police jumped out on him with the guns drawn out. he put his hands up. wrestled him down to the ground. one shot went off. and then, two seconds went by and another shot went off. the officer told him to shoot him again. >> ford's family plans to file a wrongful death policy against the lapd. a multimillion dollars lawsuit is focused on the police response to protests in ferguson, missouri. five people are saying the city violated their rights. the plaintiffs are accusing police of assault and battery and making false arrest during the demonstrations following the shooting of michael brown. one of the officers deployed to

ferguson has resigned. missouri officer lieutenant ray albers was caught on camera pointing an assault rifle at protesters and threatening to kill him. he has been suspended and resigned. a walnut creek officer has been put on leave after being accused of attacking a woman with a baseball bat off duty. it happened in richmond after the woman ran out of gas and started walking to find help. police say gregory thompson was wearing a mask when he attacked her car. >> we are looking at the possibility that maybe there was a mistaken identity. that maybe someone else was supposed to be targets. we just don't know at this point. >> neighbor's say thompson's father used to live in the neighborhood and the family's home is now for sale. thompson has been with the walnut creek police department

for years. the woman is expected to recover. bart says the policy for homeless is necessary to comply with the state law requiring stations to be safely evacuated in the case of emergencies but they unfairly target the homeless. it is always been enforced at the civic center in powell street. they plan to encourse it at the ebarcadaero station late her month. on thursday, bart directors voted to terminate the free rides for board members. board members who leave office must turn in their passes. anyone who has left office will be able to keep theirs. until thursday's vote, bart was the only transit in the bay area to give lifetime passes to board members. the time is 9:18 if you are headed out the door, rosemary orozco is cooking up a nice

forecast for you. >> looks nice. we have clouds overhead providing a nice sunrise and sunset last night and they are slowly pulling out of our way. from mount diablo, you can see a stretch of mid level clouds. where are they coming from? coming from the park. it has to do with tropical storm marie. i can show you a better idea of where it is. you can see the counterclock wise swirl there. so again, being pulled in by a trough that is actually over the pacific northwest and moving through the area. for us, it just means we have the clouds through the morning hours an then they are going to move on, but wow, what a beautiful sunrise this morning. in addition to the mid and high level clouds, low clouds hugging the coastline this morning, we will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny along the coast and northeastly sunny elsewhere for your afternoon and temperatures will be warming up. 78 already in areas like walnut creek. low 70s in concord. 73 in antioch. 71 in live more.

close tore the bay. temperatures remain in the upper 60s . 67 for you oakland. 66 redwood city. partly to mostly cloudy. half-moon bay. low to mid 60s . 66 in napa. a lot going on for the holiday weekend and the weather is nice. 72 reported in san ramon. 71 lafayette. and upper 60s outside for orenda. if you are going to see the giants play, a westerly breeze in if afternoon picking up just a bit and partly cloudy skies. around the region for today, 84 for sonoma, if you are going to the art and wine festival in sausalito, 70 degrees. fairfield, 90 expected. 90 for pittsburgh. 75 in oakland. upper 70s in hayward. low 80s san jose.

82 santa clara. 80 and mostly sunny in santa cruz for the afternoon. 82 redwood city. 73 san bruno. 70 san francisco. upper 60s for pacifica, half- moon day. the extended forecast here with the bay area always in view and into your labor day holiday. we have temperatures with only subtle changes in the forecast. in fact, it is hard to tell. you wake up with a little cloud cover in the morning. afternoon sunshine. 60s at the coast. mid 70s around the bay. upper 80s to low 90s for the inland communities, not only today, but sunday, a bit of a cool back on tuesday. back to the desk. >> thanks rosemary. coming un, how one city is remembering the victims of hurricane katrina nine years after the storm made landfall. >> and more fall-out from the state's record drought. the effect on a football team in santa cruz. bulldog: you don't need to camp out

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>> welcome back. comedian joan rivers remains in serious condition this morning two days after going into cardiac arrest. the 81-year-old was undergoing a procedure on her vocal cord when she stopped breathing. her daughter says my mother is receiving the best care possible. and she is touched with the tributes and prayers from fans around the world. >> she's an inspiration to women. she has had so many things in her life she came through. such a survivor that my heart, my thoughts, my prayers are with her that she is going to be a survivor with this now, too. >> rivers had been scheduled to perform a comedy act in new jersey thursday. fans are hoping it will be rescheduled. an illegal marijuana grow operation may have wasted thousands of gallons of water a day on a reservation. thousands of pot plants were

found south of fresno. the grow operation used water from a creek on the reservation to irrigate the plants wasting an estimated 100,000 gallons of water a day. >> they have taken every drop from the creek. >> the creek supplies 80% of the water on the reservation. the discovery is especially troubling because of the drought. that drought is forcing one football team to play their games on the road. santa cruz's field is unplayable. they must play home games at so cal high school. a high school student in debuick iowa is making headlines for becoming the first headline at her school. >> i'm doing it because it is fun. >> reporter: melissa oliveras does not have the typical frame of a football player, but she

had to have a jersey made for her unlike the other players, she won't get a break during halftime. she is also the lead trumpet player in the marching band. she has also joined the freshman football team. looks like bud light has found a home for the nearest ad campaign. crested butte colorado has volunteered to turn itself into whatever usa. bud light has been advertising a large campaign. it will fence off their main drag and bring in plenty of beer and party goers. in exchange for the troubles, the town will receive half a million dollars. well a small plane was forced to make an emergency landing. what the pilot thinks went wrong and what he credits

helping him land safely. >> and we will head up to napa for a give away to residents rebuilding from last week's quake. >> a quiet warm pattern shaping up for the weekend. i will have a look at the afternoon highs for you coming up.

>> good morning everybody. welcome back to mornings on 2. time is 9:29. these are live pictures of a free give away going on in napa at this hour. you see many residents there

are receiving much needed cleaning supplies for their homes. many of them damaged by last sunday's quake. ktvu channel 2 news' allie rasmus has been there all morning as well. she will be back in moments to give us a very busy day for residents there. good morning everybody. i'm brian flores. >> i'm claudine wong. and we will start you off for a quick look at the weather. and rosemary orozco, not too hot right? >> yeah, you are right. at least for northeast of us. it will be a little toasty inland. but if you don't like it hot, just head closer to the water. a live look at at&t park. the giants will play later today. it is a gorgeous day for a ball game and a beautiful day to take the ferry across the bay from the east bay. a nice one. 67 in oakland. 78 in walnut creek. temperatures are turning around this morning. it is a mild start for some of us. 67 mountain view. 66 in napa and low 60s in santa rosa.

most of us, at least a few degrees warmer than we were at this hour yesterday. we will be watching as the clouds move out of the area. we will be left with mostly sunny skies. partly cloudy around areas like half-moon bay. the models have been consistent in keeping the fog and cloud cover very close. i don't want you to be disappointed if this is your place to be for the afternoon. it looks like over partsover the north bay coastline will be mostly sunny. santa cruz looks mostly sunny. we could be partly cloudy. maybe even northeastly cloudy. temperature wise, i will put numbers on the screen and show you 60s expected in pacifica. 70 san francisco. 75 oakland. 79 fremont. 90 livermore. it is a warm day for some inland communities, but it is still august after all and we could be touching 100 easily. this is a nice forecast. not a lot of change in the second half of the weekend. i'll have ha look at the

numbers coming up. 9:31. this morning we have been following a free give away of cleaning supplies in napa and the lines seem to get longer. while the need for relief remains great, so is the goodwill. let's go back to allie rasmus. not much time left right allie? >> reporter: that's right. the line is starting to finally die down a little bit. it is no longer going all the way out of the parking lot here. this is the 700 trunkus street. all the people you see here ramon waiting to get their hands on some free cleaning supplies. after a busy workweek. this is the first chance a lot of people have had to focus on cleaning up their homes. cleaning supplies can be expensive and that is why all the people you see here are taking advantage of this free give away. it is being put on by a napa company called fuller brush.

they are giving away $100,000 of cleaning supplies. they have brushes, bath cleaner. they started giving these away at 8:00. since then, the line has pretty much been long and ongoing. some of the people in line say cleaning up after an earthquake can be challenging. because mopping and brooms have to be replaced. >> my kitchen was destroyed. i mean, i had food, i had giant jar of spaghetti sauce all over the floor. so i mean, just being able to get this to have a nice clean broom to finish cleaning up will be amazing. >> when hurricane sandy hit the east coast, we sent two trucks to help. i wanted to help here since i live here. >> reporter: there are still signs of earthquake damage. broken windows, debris in the streets. despite some of the mess, businesses here in town want visitors and tourists to know that most businesses are still

open and hoping to welcome the usual labor day weekend rush of visitors. according to the downtown napa association, 90% of hotels and restaurants are open. now back out here live, you can see people going through the line. initially this give away was going to last until 4:00 p.m. but the president of the company says they have had so many people come through. a couple hundred already. that they will probably run out of all this free stuff by 10:00. so you still have about 30 more minutes if you want to come down here. this is the arapahoe bank parking lot. live in napa, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thanks. 9:34. we have video into our news room of a hot air balloon making a surprise landing. that's a surprise. this was sent to us by viewer rick vincent. he said that landed in the napa valley mobile home park. it is the same park where a fire broke out last sunday

during the earthquake. vincent said this is very common for them to see hot air balloons in the area, but obviously, for obvious reasons, they don't usually land there. that one did. it appears everyone on board was just fine because they were laughing and did not appear to be hurt. we are also continuing to follow developing news in antioch this morning where westbound lanes are blocked on state highway 4 after a big rig overturned. the accident happened around 7:15 this morning near the contra loma boulevard overpass. an alert has been issued and crews are there trying to clean up the mess. no word on when the roadway will reopen. new this morning, a 16-year- old girl is recovering in the hospital after being hurt in a dirt bike accident. according to the press, that girl was flown to children's hospital with major injuries. the accident is still being investigated but authorities believe it happened during an attempt at a jump. the last major department

store in downtown oakland is closing its doors for good starting storm. there are big plans for the fife story sears building at 20th and broadway including a grouping of smaller stores. city leaders are hoping to lure tech companies there in need of office space. >> it is an opportunity, that we can now bring in new kinds of retail that we have seen successful in our city. >> the 85-year-old building is expected to undergo a restoration and reopen in about 12 to 18 months. the mount diablo school district is planning on bringing back school resource officers to increase campus security. the district did away with the officers back in 2012 when their budget was cut. but a new funding partnership for local cities has paid for their return. there are now four school resource officers employed by concord or walnut creek police and assigned to campuses within the district. >> the district is working to fix a problem that left hundreds of education students

stranded this week. on monday and tuesday, the school bus never arrived for some students and it showed up late for others. one mother told us that when a bus did show up, the 10 minute ride to school took two-and-a- half hours. administrators say they picked a new bus vendor, called a student first. when school started, the company didn't have enough bus drivers and they were confused about some of the routes. >> we are disappointed in our own performance and working to approve it. >> there are some parents that could lose their job if they have to pick up their children. >> the problem is going to be fixed next week and the bus company says it is getting help getting the job done. a veteran pilot thinking a faulty fuel pump may have cause his plane to make an emergency landing in a grassy field in concord. the lone engine conked out. the 64-year-old pilot was forced to land the aircraft on

the field yards from willow pass road. he walked away uninjured and credits his training and calm nature. >> coming in to land. i figure i'm not going to make it. i figure, i need to find a place to land. i'm trained in this. >> the pilot says he thinks the fuel pump was faulty because he said there was enough fuel on board to fly and land. we are hearing from the family of a san francisco city worker who was killed ton job. officials say alvin andrews was cleaning up trash that had been illegally dumped in the bay view district when he was hit by a garbage truck. his mother is relying on her faith to cope with the loss. >> he's okay. i think it will be okay. because maybe it was supposed to be. >> the public, the department of public works says it appears andrews may have slipped as the truck was backing up. crews are receiving additional safety training in the wake of

the accident. champion race car driver tony stewart will be back racing this weekend following his involvement in a deadly crash earlier this month. last night, stewart qualified for tomorrow night's big race in atlanta which is the orelb500. he skipped the last three races following a dirt track race in new york when he killed kevin ward jr. >> it has given me time to think about life and how easy it is to take it for granted. i miss my team. my teammates. >> nascar says stewart is clear to drive. they have granted him a waiver so he can compete in the nascar championship chase if he wins tomorrow or next weekend. meantime, an indy car driver is in serious condition after this horrific crash burg a practice run in fontana.

this video shows mikael losing control. he suffered a concussion, a broken right shoulder and cracked ribs. he finished in seventh place at the go pro grand prix of sonoma. highly ranked stanford and david shaw hope to make a run at the title. they will play at 1:00 this afternoon against the uc davis aggies. and the golden bears are in illinois for a game at 9:30 this morning pacific time. so about ten minute underway. college football. well, a northern california priest will go to jail for having sex with an alter girl. the sentence for the guilty plea plus what the girl called the relationship. >> and it may be the most expensive denny's grand slam breakfast ever. the pricey item that comes with your bacon and eggs.

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>> well this morning, 11 miners have been rescued from a collapsed gold mine in nicaragua. the men walked out of the mine last night as family members cheered 24 hours after the collapse. 13 miners are still trapped there, but rescue workers have made contact and are working to free them. a liberian government has been reopened after a quarantine to stop the spread of the ebola virus. critics say the quarantine provoked deadly clashes with security forces and led to

shortages of food and clean water. a nationwide curfew remains in effect and at least 694 people in liberia have been killed by the virus since the outbreak began. health officials con officialed the first case of the ebola virus in senegal. the news is spreading about the reach of the outbreak. senegal is a huge hub for business, transportation, and aid work. visitors in stockton are being asked to stay out of the water after toxic algae was found. you can see the bloom has turned the water a fluorescent green. the algae also doesn't smell great. the proximity to farmland and the drought may all be contributing to the bloom and

it should break up in the fall when the temperatures start to drop. there was major news overnight in the financial around tech world. the e commerce giant ali baba plans to launch an offering september 8. that means shares should start trading as soon as the 18th and the 19th in new york. the time is 9:45 and apple is getting a lot of attention over a three story building going up at the flint center in cupertino. apple is going to use the all white enclosure for a mayor product announcement september 9. yesterday, a delivery truck driver told us that security around the building is pretty tight. he says the company is not telling them anything and that it is making them sign nondisclosure agreements. this location is pretty significant to apple. steve jobs unveiled the first

macintosh computer here 30 years ago. apple is expected to unveil a new iphone with a larger screen and also a wearable computer. president obama is praising the hard work of americans on this labor day weekend. >> that's the bedrock this country is built on. hard work, responsibility. sacrifice, and looking out for one another as one united american family. so let's keep that in mind this labor day and everyday. have a great weekend everybody. >> in this mornings weekly address, president obama said the middle class is the backbone of the economy. labor day is the time to honor the men and wait a minute who fought for social security, better pay, and benefits. well the grand slam has arrived on wall street. dennys opened the door in new york's financial district and to keep up with the high end neighbors, the menu is getting an upgrade. it already offers bloody mary

now. and sparkling wine on tap. it has an interesting take on the traditional breakfast. bacon, pancakes, and eggs comes with 2003 champagne. but the price tag if you want that meal is $300. >> i love how that video comes right now as i'm super hungry. 9:47. let's go to rosemary orozco keeping an eye on the weather. looks pretty nice. >> maybe a good morning to get outside for an outdoor breakfast. brunch. make it lunch or dinner. we visit. mostly sunny skies taking over. we woke up with a mix of low clouds. you can see a little bit of patchy fog in the shot here across the bay. the low clouds along the coastline this morning had a tweet from antonio says we have a little fog in daly city. the mid and high level clouds coming in from what is left of

post tropical storm marie. i have there for you a little detail of where and how far back it is moving or coming from and moving through area. it is being pulled along by this trough here. that is how it has become in moving through. all in all, we have a good looking forecast for today. the clouds are slowly moving out of the. if i get a little closer and show you a three-hour time lapse, you can see how it is shifting out of the wait a minute you may have a few mid and high level clouds like san jose and morgan hill. for today, we will be left with patchy fog along the coastline. clouds clearing elsewhere. we will be left with mostly sunny skies. temperatures warmer than yesterday. warm around the bay around the coast. and a little toasty for inland communities. ly have a look at the afternoon highs in just a moment. let's take a look at what is happening outside the door right now. 73 in antioch. low 70s in concord. this reporting station, not sure if it is accurate. but walnut creek already wild to warm as well. 69 in hayward.

66 in novato. 64 at half-moon bay. just a lot going on for the bay area this weekend. in novato. i believe there is a car show. if you are thinking of heading to tahoe, a gorgeous weekend expected here as well. temperatures in the 70s with mostly sunny skies. ian a little bit warmer as we head into monday. mid to upper 70s in the forecast. i do want to mention it is going to be breezy for today. it will be with winds 20, gusting to 30. and there is a small craft advisory on the lake. i had to make sure i had it right. a lake wind advisory for small crafts. 84 for sonoma this afternoon. 70 in sausalito. so you get close tore the water and it is not as warm. it's a mild day in areas like alameda. 75, san leandro. inland, it is a warm one. danville, 81. low 90s in brentwood. 92 expected in antioch. low 08s san jose, cupertino,

83. mostly sunny in santa cruz. 80 degrees for the afternoon. 73 san bruno. 78 san mateo. 82 treadwood city. 70 expected in san francisco. the extended forecast here with the bay area weekend always in view including labor day. notice subtle changes in the forecast. mild to warm. to a little hot depending on where you are at. and temperatures trending downward on tuesday. back to the desk. >> all right rosemary orozco. well the city of balakse, mississippi is marking nine years since hurricane katrina with a somer ceremony. >> john, holly, octavia,. >> students read the names of the 52 people in the city who lost their lives in the storm. the mayor also spoke of the progress being made since rebuilding the city. >> today is the day when we pause and remember what we went through. how we endured. and how we are prevailing. >> city officials revealed two

memorials. one dedicated to the victims of the storm and a second honoring first responders and volunteers. 9:50. 49ers comments since aldon's suspension. his response in just a moment. plus, a 12-year-old boy is returning from the little league world series. >> the generous gift allowing him to reunite with his mom and dad. >> what would it take to bring back oakland's holiday parade. welcome home! woah, this kitchen is beautiful! give him the tour. let me show you! soft-close drawers, farm sink! where's my room?

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league's substance abuse policy. a priest is in jail for having a sexual relationship with a teenager. during the sentencing, the girl called her relationship consensual and romantic. gonzalez was also sentenced the three years felony probation. he is expected to turn himself in october 29. >> i'm heartbroken. because, he is such a dear person. i just can't believe it. >> we are just happy he took responsibility early on. the roman catholic diases want to have his priesthood take away. in other news, a chicago business owner is stepping up to help a 12-year-old boy who is homeless. you may remember shaheem benton. he helped his baseball team to the little league world series. he was a pinch runner. well, he has been staying with

relatives and friends for the past few months after his parents lost their jobs. well, a chicago funeral homeowner heard about the story and will now pay $1,000 a month for his family to rent an apartment. the funeral homeowner says he is helping in the spirit of celebration, not sympathy. highway 153 has reopened in santa clara county following a brush fire that shut down several lanes during the busy travel rush. that fire near the casa de fruta store has burned 80 acres. full containment is not expected for one or two more days. firefighter says the fire started after a car crash. highway 152 is one of the major routes drivers headed to southern california can take to get from the south bay to i-5. well bag pipes, sheep herding dogs and scottish dancers will be on display in pleasantson this weekend at the largest scottish high lands games in north america.

the event began in san francisco back in 1866. and it has been held in pleasanton since 1994. this is a video of a previous festival in bakersfield. as many as 50,000 people are expected to attend the event which will feature scottish hammer throws and music. the festival runs from 8:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. today and tomorrow. it is gay pride weekend in oakland. this year, the city is expanding the celebration with a parade. the parade starts at 10:30 tomorrow morning at 14th and broadway and ends at 21st and broad way. it includes a music festival with four stages an children's activity. lit be held from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. until 20th and broadway. oakland's holiday parade for children has been canceled. america's children's holiday parade has been a tradition for almost 15 years, but the oakland chamber of commerce has

decided to transition from its role as primary organizer to just a supporter of the event. what that means is that the parade will not go forward this year. and unless another organization steps forward, it won't happen again. the goal is for supports to have it happen in 2015. >> yeah, hopefully someone will step forward and bring that back. let's get a last check of the weather. here is rosemary orozco. >> okay, a mix of low clouds, high clouds, outside the doors this morning. they are going to clear out of the area. we will be partly cloudy today along the coast. mostly sunny elsewhere. temperature ins the low 60s to low 80s by the lunchtime and then as we get into the second half of the day, take a look here. 67 for pacifica this afternoon. 70 san francisco. 75 in oakland. 79 fremont. 88 concord. and 92 expected in areas right around walnut creek. it will be a warm day in morgan hill. 70s and 80s over the north bay and the extended forecast always in view and labor day included.

you have nice warm weather in the forecast and just kind of quiet you know? a lot of 60s out there for the coast. not bad there either. >> kind of perfect right? >> yeah. >> we like quiet. >> there you go. thanks. >> yeah. thanks ro. and that is our report this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. >> we will continue to follow the cleanup efforts in napa and bring you the latest after college football on fox. you can get the latest updates on ktvu.com, facebook, and twitter. have a great saturday everyone. captions by:caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com. bulldog: if you're like me,

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