>> reporter: the search is on in pittsburg for a hit-and-run driver who struck and killed a woman woman as she was walking along a sidewalk. can't say too much about it right now. the truth will come out. >> 49ers' star ray mcdonald now defending himself after being arrested for domestic violence. how niner fans are reacting this morning. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco. a ride on muni will cost you more today than it did yesterday. we'll tell you about the fare hike and tell you how much more you will have to pay. more than a week after the

earthquake, many people in napa still struggling to get back on their feet. the help they can get at a hotel starting today. "mornings on 2" begins now. well, for the first time since 2009, muni prices have increased. you are looking live at san francisco this morning where riders are being forced to dig a little deeper in their pockets. claudine wong out there in the city this morning with exactly how much more commuters will have to pay. but fortunately, today, not a lot of commuters. good morning. thank you for joining us on "mornings on 2." i'm pam cook in for tori campbell today. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. >> let's talk about weather and traffic. i'm planning to have a little barbecue today. >> oh, good. what time should we be over that. >> what will the weather be like. san francisco, 76.

antioch, 97. in between you can find 80s and 90s. patchy fog most of it focusing itself from about san mateo coast to monterey. a system will move in. two of them will merge together and give us a cooldown starting tomorrow and a bigger cool down on wednesday. 50s ndz a 60s. napa, 53. santa rosa, 53. half moon bay, 59. san jose, 59. livermore, 58. concord, 59. it won't take long to start warming up. that fog will be on the increase. today warm to hot. mid- to upper 90s. maybe near 100 for some. well above average for everybody including by the coast. back to the desk. >> all right, steve. sal's off today. i'm gonna pretend to be sal. i'm not real good but i can look at traffic and the bay bridge toll plaza and tell you if you look at your screen, it looks pretty good right now. the bay bridge toll plaza, not much traffic and it's moving rather smoothly. we're keeping an eye on the east shore, the same thing. not much traffic right now on the east shore but things are

moving nicely. hopefully it will stay that way for most of the holiday. police in pittsburg are searching for a man leaving the scene of a deadly hit-and-run. it happened at willow pass road. ktvu channel 2 reporter alex savidge is out there with what we're learning about the woman killed. >> reporter: this woman was simply walking along the street last night when she was struck and killed. the victim was 50 years old and she lived in this area, according to neighbors. this deadly hit-and-run crash happened about 7:00 last night. officers came here to the intersection of willow pass road and mountain view avenue and they found the victim dead on the sidewalk. police say the pickup truck was going west on willow pass road when it jumped the curb and slammed into the woman as she was pushing a shopping cart. investigators say the driver also knocked down a street light and then dragged that pole for two blocks after the

crash before just driving off. now, this morning, police are on the lookout for the car involved, the truck involved, i should say, it's a late model silver chevy pickup truck with a side step on it and that truck likely will have damage. the woman who died was fairly well known in the area. we've seen that neighbors have set up a small memorial out here at the crash site near the area on the sidewalk where she was killed. we saw a stuffed animal and candles left there last night. if you have any information about this deadly hit-and-run crash, pittsburg police would like to hear from you. we're live this morning in pittsburg, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. also new this morning, police are investigating a deadly shooting at a santa rosa motel. that happened just before 8:00 last night. the vagabond inn on cleveland avenue. officers arrive and found a 20- year-old man shot and killed inside a room. no arrests have been made. but anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact santa rosa police. also this morning, san

francisco police are investigating a shooting they say started with an argument between a pedestrian and a driver. this is video from the area of golden gate avenue and broderick street where the shooting happened. police say just after 2:00 yesterday afternoon, a near- miss between a man who was crossing the street and a driver started an argument. that's when the person inside the car opened fire. the man who was shot is in critical condition. the driver left the scene and so far police don't have any information on that suspect. 7:05. oakland police still investigating the 50th homicide of the year in oakland after a deadly shooting at the coliseum flea market. it happened around 1:00 yesterday afternoon on coliseum way near 880. police say one person was killed but they haven't officially released information on the victim's age or gender. a woman who told us that the victim was her 22-year-old son, heather uribe. witnesses say the -- hector

uribe. witnesses say he may have been trying to break into a car when shot by a security guard. police have not confirmed that. >> it doesn't matter what he was doing. they don't have the right to kill him. >> now, so far, no arrests have been made in the shooting and the investigation continues. it's been a little more than a week since napa's strong earthquake. it's taking time for life to return to normal. there's still a lot of visible damage in the area. many businesses are still not allowed to reopen. but business owners are helping each other. for example, the owner of a men's clothing store that's not damaged invited the owner of a woman's store to share his business space. >> i knew i had space to it. barb's a good friend. she was shut down. just trying to help out. >> it's a great opportunity to have a clearance sale. we call it a quake sale. >> napa's mayor says community spirit is what will help people get through the aftershocks. the mayor add supporting local businesses will help keep the

city strong. the quake forced dozens of people from their moeb homes. 22 are red tagged. 41 others are yellow tagged. people can go in but they can't stay the night. more are expected to be yellow tagged and investigators continue their work. quake victims will have a new resource. the american red cross will open an emergency assistance center at the napa valley marry on the. it will be open from 10:00 in the morning and 7:00 at night. people living in napa can meet with caseworkers there to find out what resources are available. happening today -- muni riders in san francisco, you are gonna have to pay a little more starting today. this is the first muni fare hike in five years. clod claudine wong joining us -- claudine wong joining us live in san francisco to explain the fare hikes. >> reporter: good morning, dave. we're along van net avenue here today which is a muni corridor. two things to remember if you are a muni rider.

one, things are on a holiday schedule because of the labor day weekend. that means a sunday schedule and sunday, muni is more expensive than yesterday. bring extra crash. the transportation agency has been trying to get the word out. this may take a little getting used to. this is the first time in five years that fares have gone up. the fare hike is part of a formula that takes into account labor costs and the bay area consumer index but one rider we talked to was not happy. >> it seems like a lot to pay for a one-way trip. i can see the possibility of charging that amount if transfers lasted, you know half a way or something like that. but for a one-way trip. that's a lot of money to pay. >> reporter: how much are fares going up? well, adult fares went up 25 cents to $2-point 25. that's. muni monthly passes also got

more expensive from $66 to $68. if you use a monthly pass those go up to $80. fares for seniors, the disabled and youth stay the same at 75 cents at arrest for now. they are expected to go up in 2016. these hikes all part of a gradual fare increase schedule. back live out here on van ness avenue, we talked to another gentleman who says he doesn't ride every day, so the 25 cents doesn't bother him. he did remember to bring extra cash today. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. well, caltrans says they are making progress on interstate 280. right now, the northbound lanes on 280 are closed from the highway 101 interchange to king street. they've been closed since thursday. they are expected to reopen, though, by 5:00 tomorrow morning. now, large sections of the road are being -- being removed so new hinges can be replaced and that will allow for

expansion during an earthquake. this was scheduled to be done during the napa but the quake drives home the importance of the work. >> that's for sure. he's been released on bail. what 49ers' lineman ray mcdonald is saying after being arrested for domestic violence and how the fans are reacting. governor rick perry says a disparaging tweet recently deleted from his personal account was not authorized. after the break, what it said, who it targeted and how the governor is responding. mostly clear out. some patchy fog. it won't stop inland temperatures and bay side temperatures in the 80s and 90s. we'll see how long this warm pattern lasts and if there's cooler weather on the way. ♪

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the president due to deliver comments before a crowd of union workers at a labor day festival. now, he first spoke at the event in 2010 months before a heated legal battle over scott walker's efforts to get rid of the collective bargaining rights of most public employees in that state. israel announced plans to take over 1,000 more acres of land in the west bank, something the united states very much is against. israel radio says its response to the kidnapping and killing of three jewish teenagers by hamas militants in that area back in june, that sparked a seven-week war that ended last week with an egyptian-brokered cease-fire. the state department is urging israel to reverse its decision. they are calling it counterproductive to israel's goal of a negotiated two-state solution with the palestinians. the u.s. ambassador to libya says video that shows libyan militia members playing

and swimming at a compound does not mean the building has been ransacked. staff left tripoli in july because of heavy fighting. the militia groups claim they are protecting the compound from looters. reporters were taken on a tour of the compound over the building. the video is so show the building is secure. 7:14. texas governor rick perry says he do not authorize a tweet sent out from his twitter account mocking the woman at the center of his abuse of power accusations. that tweet which has been deleted, showed an image of the district attorney arrested on drunk driving charges. governor perry vetoed funding for her office when she refused to resign. that led to a grand jury indictment against the governor. governor perry has called the abuse of power actions a political ploy but says he does not condone that tweet and that

he took it down. doctors are bringing joan rivers out of a medically induced coma. according to the new york daily news, interests have started the waking up process. they are concerned about permanent brain damage. the 81-year-old had a heart attack last thursday during outpatient surgery on more vocal cord. during a day in manhattan hours before she joked about her own death saying i'm 81 i could go at any moment. doctors won't know the extent of the damage until tomorrow at the earliest. michael sam, the first openly gay player to be drafted in the nfl, he's still wondering if he will have a future in the nfl. now, in may, he was drafted by the st. louis rams as their 249th overall pick. but on saturday, the rams cut him. they released him. after the news, michael sam tweeted a thank you to the rams. he said he looks forward to building on the progress he made there. the rams' head coach jeff fisher said this was purely a football decision and he's

wishing michael sam all of the best. >> very, very productive in the preseason for us and played all four spots and there's a very, very talented young player that i think has a really good future. >> so michael sam is now a free agent and has options. he could sign with another team if they show interest or he could sign as a member of the rams' practice squad. it's a group of ten players who normally don't travel or suit up for home games. this morning, representatives for jennifer lawrence are responding after naked pictures of the actress were posted online. lawrence's representatives are calling the pictures "a flagrant privacy violation." they've threatened to sue any website that posts them. hackers have posted naked pictures of dozens of other celebrities including kate upton. hackers reportedly access the image from the apple i cloud

storage service. the rapper kid cuddy is apologizing to fans after he painted during a show in chicago. he was running around in front of the audience saturday night during the north coast music festival. he stopped to sign an autograph and right there, he collapsed. security guards caught him before he hit the ground. they carried him away as you see right here. kid cuddy tweeted he passed out because he didn't eat before the show. he says he's really sorry if he scared any of his fans. 7:17 is the time right now. paper or plastic? first first we want to cover traffic because sal is off today but, you know, we're not expecting a lot of traffic. i forgot about it. but oakland, 880 not a lot of cars out there this morning. that's the good news. weerts we're keeping an -- we're keeping an eye on the toll plaza. it's been very light out there.

most roadways moving along just fine. this is 24 in la fayette as cars move to and from the tunnel. sun is out. it will be a nice warm day. i guess not nice for some people if they don't like it that warm, right, steve? 75 is the cutoff for some. >> that's me. >> for others, the warmer the better. today will be the warmest day of the week. we had clear skies. san francisco, 76. antioch 97 degrees today. take your pick. coast, bay, inland all above average on the temperatures today. in fact, even oakland going for 80 degrees here and san jose checking in a little warmer than that. this is downtown east san jose will be about 91. 86 officially for san jose. we are loose looking for a tiny bit of fog. warm ocean temperatures keep the coastal fog on the mild side. this is all that's left of what was category 5 hurricane marie

which is a tropical low. that will be drawn up from a system coming down from the pacific northwest. the combination of those two will give a cooldown starting on tuesday and a bigger cooldown on wednesday. angwin, 74. that warm air aloft and a hint of a breeze means very warm conditions. sebastopol, 52. lakeport, 58. we'll take a trip around here. brentwood, 64. upper 50s orinda, la fayette and walnut creek at 60. to the south we find palo alto at 57. menlo park is at 55. that's at the airport. foster city, 57. la honda is on the cooler side of 50. east of morgan hill, 67. that's higher elevations. gilroy, 55. 60s already. san jose state is in there. 61, 62. the breeze, well, livermore has an east at 3. that means they will be pushing the mid- to upper 90s. sfo is trying. but only west at 5. 58 ukiah.

58 reno. 61 in monterey. 71 in l.a. 40 up in tahoe. the low clouds and fog will be ready to go tomorrow. but today they are going to lose out by high pressure. patchy, coastal fog. warm to hot inland. tuesday cooler pattern. we continue that into wednesday and thursday. maybe even all the way on friday. warm to hot today. mid-90s. upper 90s to near 100. even by the coast we're looking for 70s and 80s across the bay. 72 ninson -- 72 stinson. san rafael. 88. napa, 91. vallejo, 86. 96 pittsburg, brentwood, 9876 in alameda. 86 san jose. saratoga upper 80s to near 90. cupertino is in there. san bruno, 78. 68 pacifica and 90 in redwood city. we do get a little bit of a cooler pattern on tuesday and then much cooler wednesday. that will carry us into wednesday and then a rebound on the temperatures by the

weekend. 7:20. will it be paper or plastic? why people in one bay area county will no longer have a choice after today. it was the fifth year for oakland pride. but a first for something else. the special event for this year's celebration.

local supporters of ukraine are scheduled to hold a meeting to call for u.s. intervention in the crisis with russia. organizers of the rally say they will call on president obama to provide military assistance to help ukraine defend itself against russian troops. now, the demonstration comes after clashes overnight between ukrainian forces and, rebels loyal to russia at an airport in ukraine. the rally is scheduled to get underway at 2:00 p.m. at ssk center plaza. today is the 10th

anniversary of a hostage standoff that became the deadliest attack in russia's history. 385 people were killed, including 156 children in the standoff at the school in the town of bethland. beslan. russian authorities say the standoff came to an end after setting off explosions after killing some hostages. back here at home, oakland pride festival celebrated its fifth year this weekend. [ cheers ] >> and thousands of people showed up to enjoy the music, the food and the fun. festivalgoers got a chance to see several performances including gragemy-award winning star sheila e. you know her with her solo work and with her

work with prince. >> many people said why don't we have a pride in oakland, a pride parade in oakland, and so here we are. i'm really astounded. there are a lot of people who came out to cheer people on. i think it's gonna be part of the tradition now. >> we're making great strides. just being part of the community, family-friendly. it's great. >> now, according to the advocate magazine, oakland is home to more lesbian couples per capita than any other major american city and it says oakland ranks third in gay and lesbian households. a million-dollar art work columbus's last appeal to queen isabella has been on the floor of the rotunda since 1883. when the capitol opened yesterday, visitors noticed one of the queen's fingers had

broken off. state legislators have a tradition involving the statue. >> at the end of the session folks who live here go onto the second floor and throw coins down on the statue. if they can get a coin into the queen's crown, it guarantees that the governor will sign their bill. >> now, the volunteer says it's possible one of those coins hit the finger and broke it off sometime saturday night. two jet once owned by elvis presley are for sale. one of them is named the lisa marie. he paid $250,000 for it and spent $350,000 more to upgrade it. it features a stereo system with 52 speakers, gold bathroom features and. the other jet is called the hound dog ii. the planes have been parked at graceland but negotiations to keep them through have fallen

through. the flowns have not been flown since 1984. 7:26. taken off store shelves. the reason a popular brand of cheese is being recalled and how it could affect your labor day barbecue. a key player for the 49ers is embroiled in controversy after getting arrested for domestic violence over the weekend. what he told a ktvu crew and how fans are reacting. there's soming on the out there but it's on the -- there's some fog out there but it's on the san mateo coast. that's about it. it will be warm to hot for some. we'll show you how hot -- coming up.

welcome back. the defensive line of the san francisco 49ers just took another hit. starter ray mcdonald, arrested for domestic violence. we're live at the stadium this morning talking about this. the alleged victim, his pregnant fiance, and janine de la vega will join us from santa clara in two minutes. she's gonna have the team's response. plus we're gonna hear from ray mcdonald. thank you for joining us. pam cook in for tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve, pam has big plans for the holiday today. [laughter] >> gotta fix her -- >> pam cook in for tori

campbell. >> did i say -- >> that would be me. that would be me. >> i don't know. [laughter] >> maybe i heard it wrong. 59 san francisco to start. 68 noon. 76. you know, the warm ocean temperatures have held up the temperatures in san francisco. i mean, it was 1.3 degrees above average in august. if you think it's been warm in the city, it has been. warmer than normal. that's for sure. didn't need a jacket saturday night. 80 degrees. that's above average on the temperatures. there is a little bit of fog. it's hugging the san mateo coast. santa cruz down to monterey, but that's it. inland temperatures are going to warm up fast. there's a little hint of an easterly breeze. 50s and 60s. santa rosa and napa at 53. 60 at sfo. 58 livermore. but there is an easterly breeze at livermore. any breeze understand 10 for fairfield has gone from 12, the, 8, that's a -- 12, 9, 8, that's a screaming message it will be warm. the fog is confined to the san mateo coast, santa cruz. other than that, it will be

warm to hot. even with the fog, they are mild temperatures. the oaks temperatures are still in the 60s. only patchy fog. i think it will lose out. 90s to the interior. back to the desk. i'm no sal castanedo but i'm playing him on tv. we're looking at the san mateo bridge. still checking the roads. can't get any better than this. this is the san mateo bridge right now. everything is smooth, wide open out there. we're also watching the 280/880 area as well. no problems at all. beautiful sunshine and the roads are wide open, not much traffic out there. we'll keep an eye on it for you. a key defensive lineman for the 49ers defending himself in a controversy after being arrested yesterday for domestic violence. this comes just days after the nfl announced a stricter punishment for that offense. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us now from santa clara to talk about what ray mcdonald had to say for himself and what fans are saying. janine? >> reporter: pam, ray mcdonald

would not say what happened early sunday morning that led to his arrest. when pressed, he said it was a crazy situation. football fans we spoke to this morning said they are disappointed to hear about ray mcdonald's arrest and it is damaging the 49ers' reputation. we were there yesterday when mcdonald bailed out of the county jail in san jose after being arrested for domestic violence. the defensive end was holding a dead cell phone and trying to hail a cab. police were called to the 29- year-old's home in an upscale silver creek neighborhood just before 3:00 sunday morning. the sacramento bee is reporting he was involved in an altercation with his fiance who is 10 weeks pregnant. the paper says she showed officers bruises on her neck and arms. other 49ers' players were at the home during the incident. this is what mcdonald told our crew. >> the truth will come out. everybody knows what kind of person i am. >> what kind of person are you?

>> i'm just a -- i'm a good- hearted person. >> reporter: the 49ers' general manager issued a statement saying "the 49ers ago organization is aware of the recent report regarding ray mcdonald and we take such matters seriously." coach jim harbaugh has yet to issue a statement on mcdonald's arrest. last year, dante witner released this quote about harbaugh's views. he said "we can do anything in the world and we can come and talk to him and he will forgive us except put our hands on women. if you put your hand on a woman, then you are done in his book." this is what fans told us this morning -- >> domestic abuse and child molestation are two of the lowest things that any human being can do.

i'm entirely in agreement with him and say that's it. i don't forgive that. it will be interesting to see what he does. i'm quite certain he will follow through on it. >> reporter: sports analysts say ray mcdonald's arrest will test the new nfl policy on players' conduct when it comes to domestic violence. last week, the commissioner roger goodell implemented a six- game suspension for a first offense and a banishment for a second offense. mcdonald's court appearance is set for september 15th and the 49ers' next game is in dallas on sunday and we still have yet to hear if mcdonald will play. reporting live from santa clara, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, janine. according to an nfl tracking database, the 49ers lead the league in players arrested. ray mcdonald was the 10th navy arrest since the beginning of 2012. other players include aldon smith who was suspended r for

the first nine games of the series for a series of arrests last year. in march chris culliver was arrested on suspicion of hit and run. other players have also had run- ins with the law. local law enforcement agencies are cracking down on drunk drivers this labor day weekend. the holiday enforcement will be in place until just before midnight tonight. dui checkpoints and saturation patrols have been set up across the bay area since friday. several arrests for dui have already been made. last year, the chp made more than 1200 dui arrests. more than 49 people were killed in crashes on california roads. and police -- police will be cracking down on speeders. 72 were cited during special enforcement patrols in santa rosa and petaluma. this is video of similar patrols in west marin. this weekend's patrols targeted

sonoma with a history of crashes. one driver was clocked at 88 miles per hour. a 21-year-old man facing five counts of attempted murder accused of firing shots into a house filled with people in livermore. anthony torres was arrested yesterday morning and booked into the santa rita jail. he was arrested during a traffic stop. two people with him were also arrested but they were released as the police continue the investigation. now, police believe torres fired several shots at a house on third and q streets in livermore early yesterday morning. according to police, torres and two other men were at a house party and there was an argument. they left but a couple of minutes later, police say they pulled up in a white sedan and torres reportedly fired shots. >> for this neighborhood, nothing like that has ever happened ever. never heard anything like it which is why i didn't believe this they were gunshots at

first. >> those shot are expected to survive. if you plan to head to the beach today, you are being urged to use caution. yesterday firefighters in san francisco had to rescue two men who got trapped by high tide. they walked to a small outlet at the northern end of the beach but the rising tides cut off their path back to the beach. firefighters rescued the men without any injuries. a bill on governor brown's desk would set up the nation's toughest protections of online student information. the legislation bans the use of students' personal information for profit. companies that provide online services for classroom teaching often require students to create accounts that store their personal information. now, the new law would prohibit those companies from selling students' personal information to advertisers. and a school district near palm springs is changing is it its mascots after complaints from arab americans. they say the mascot was created back in the '20s to recognize

the desert's reliance on date farming, a traditionally middle eastern crop. the anti-discrimination committee sent a letter to the school district complaining it promoted stereotypes. the district is now collaborating with the civil rights group to make changes to the mascot. a $100,000 reward offered for information leading to the arrest of a man accused of robbing banks here in california and in nebraska. yesterday, police in nebraska confirmed a man who robbed a bank last week, matches the description of the ak-47 bandit. police say he made stops at five other banks on the west coast in 2012. including one in chino near leaks. it ended with a police officer being shot and injured. chino police are in nebraska city now working with officials there as well as the fbi on that case. caste foods recalling thousands of cases of one of its most popular products. the recall affects several packaging versions of kraft

singles patch churrized cheese. the -- pasturized cheese. the company is concerned about improper storage. there's no word of anyone being sick from the cheese. the cheese packages being red are the 12-ounce american singles with 16 slices, 16- ounce american singles with 24 slices and 64-ounce american singles with 96 slices. all had labels saying they were best used by february 20th or 21st of 2015. the affected cheeses were made at the company's springfield, missouri plant. if you have any of those packages, take them back to the store and get a refund. happening today -- tens of thousands of people are expected to line the san diego harbor to view the sandcastle challenge. sand artists from as far away as italy, ireland and canada spent the weekend creating the elaborate sculptures made only

of water and sand. absolutely incredible. the winner takes home a $60,000 grand prize. >> i can do that, pam. >> yeah. >> no, i can't. [laughter] thousands of people gathered in los angeles this labor day weekend for the city's first made in america music festival. ♪ >> yeah. this all took place at grand park in downtown l.a. law enforcement agencies say while the event was mainly peaceful, more than 30 people were arrested over the weekend and most of the arrests involved alcohol and drugs. the event featured artists like jay z, kanye west, john meyer and iggy. 7:41 is the time. you may have to dig deeper in your pocket to travel around san francisco. coming up, the rate increase that starts today. plus -- why the show may not go on for several casinos in atlantic city.

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welcome back. tony stewart is back. he went back to racing this weekend after that tragic crash last month where his car hit and killed kevin ward, junior in new york. >> tony stewart! [ cheers and applause ] >> racing fans aplowded him. stew -- applauded him. stewart started the race in

12th place but it ended when his car hit the wall and he blew a tire. kasey kahne won the race. stewart skipped three races  after that tragic crash last month. he's now focusing on next weekend's race in richmond, virginia. indy car driver mchale, he's still making progress. he's still in the hospital in southern california. he was in a practice run in fontana friday night when this happened. he slammed into that guard rail. the 27-year-old russian is in stable condition at loma linda university medical center. he's expected to be there through the weekend. he fractured several ribs, broke his right clavicle and had a concussion. atlantic city casino also close for business. the showboat was the first to shut down. nearly 2,000 employees lost their job with some expected transfers to other sites. tomorrow, the rebel casino hotel will close and september

16th marks the end of business for trump plaza. the closures come for a series of bankruptcy filings and a lack of interest by tourists. sonoma county starts to enforce its ban on plastic bags today. supporters hope the ban will encourage people to bring their reusable bags for groceries and other products. businesses have to charge 10 cents for each paper bag that's requested. the sonoma county ban went into effect in march but it was not enforced. more than 120 california cities and counties have similar laws now. and a bill on the governor's desk would establish a statewide ban on plastic bags. sal is off today. we're keeping an eye on traffic for you. i'm happy to say it's moving along nicely. here is a look as cars are approaching the maze, the maze.

880 and 580. moving along just fine. golden gate bridge, a little foggy but hard -- well, there's three cars. i think three or four cars there this morning. >> yeah. >> a little foggy. i think it will burn off. even over there. i think. let's check in with steve. i would say over there yesterday. inland, i mean, it's very calm and already temperatures are warming up fast. kathy shaffer sent me a twitter picture. i guess they are in the delta right now. she said the calmest day i've seen. port chicago has no breeze. not much of a delta breeze. 76 san francisco. antioch, 97. oakland, livermore have a little hint, a puff of an offshore breeze. 86 today. east san jose, probably closer to 91 or 92. there's some of that fog. you can see it right there. south. north of that we'll lose it. tonight will be a different story. that's tonight. not tonight. once in a while it happens.

tonight. [laughter] >> that low, that's what was remaining of what was category 5 hurricane marie. it will get drawn up by a system from the north. those two will pick up the fog. today it's all sunshine and warm to hot temperatures unless you are right on parts of the san mateo/santa cruz coach or are watching us down there. 50s and 60s. i expect the next 15 minutes to start warming up. when travis is 8 and port chicago is 0, that tells you there's not much of a breeze. water temperatures are still in the 60s. they've come down about 2 degrees. but still very mild which is why if you are in san francisco or anywhere on the coast, even if there's nothing it's not that cold. 58 ukiah. 62 sacramento. there you can get a good look at the fog. tonight it will start to make a move but today will be the warmest day of the week by far. patchy coastal fog. areas south. by tomorrow we look at a cooler trend and an even bigger one as we head towards wednesday and thursday. fog forecast keeps fog there.

it's parallel. by tonight, here it comes. that system to the north will start to pick up the fog. we'll see it fill in nicely. that will be tuesday, not today. warm to hot for many away from the coast. some coastal fog. even with the fog, temperatures in the 60s to near 70. 99 up in clearlake. 88 san rafael. mill valley in there. petaluma at 89. santa rosa, 91. 93 in walnut creek out to concord and clayton. antioch, 97. castro valley. 86 san jose, to 96 gilroy. fog might be tough for that 83 in santa cruz but not on the wharf. maybe in town. fremont, 84. sunnyvale, 86. 70 in pacifica. daly city, a blistering 72. 81 san mateo and 90 in redwood city. palo alto, 87. cooler on tuesday. cooler on wednesday, thursday. right into friday and then a bump up by the weekend. labor day weekend celebrations were interrupted at a new york city beach.

three people hit by lightning last night. this happened at orchard beach in the bronx. the lightning was part of heavy thunderstorms that hit the city. two victims tried to hide under a tree. but they were thrown ten feet when the lightning hit. >> lightning did hit the water. >> it hit the water? >> it hit the water or the sand. i don't know. you saw an explosion. >> you could see stuff lift up and people running. >> the peach was closed down for safety reasons. at this point, we don't know the conditions of the three people hit by lightning but the authorities say it doesn't appear they were seriously hurt. now, the lightning strike in new york comes about a month after a person was killed and 13 others were hurt by a rare lightning storm in southern california. this happened at venice beach, the end of july. it caught a lot of people by surprise. witnesses reported hearing a loud explosion and seeing dozens of people running, trying to get away. all of the victims were inner around the water at the time of

that lightning strikes. the time now is 7:50. pianos are popping up at parks in the south bay. coming up right after the break, where you can find them and the reason they are out there. also, big changes for police in missouri following the tragic shooting death of a teenager there that led to violent protests. up next, the extra piece of equipment that the officers in ferguson will now have to wear.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 7:53. an oakland man is still in critical condition he was hit by a police car saturday afternoon on east 12th and 3rd avenue right near lake merritt. we don't know the condition of the man. he was in a crosswalk when the

crash happened. oakland police say a police officer was responding to a call at a slow rate of speed when that man was hit. the police car's lights and see wrens were not on at the time. police in ferguson, missouri are now wearing body cameras following the shooting of an unarmed teenager that sparked a violent protest. ferguson police began wearing the cameras capable of recording video and audio on saturday while providing security at a rally over the shooting of michael brown. a grand jury is now hearing evidence to decide whether charges will be filed against the officer who fired on michael brown. the justice department has also opened a civil rights investigation. two pages on a popular fund- raising website have been taken down after collecting hundreds of thousands of dollars for the officer who shot michael brown. the los angeles times reports the pages support officer darren wilson and support officer wilson are no longer posted on the gofundme site.

no explanation was given. iraqi security forces claimed a victory against isis fighters. they freed a town surrounded by isis for two months. the troops were helped by u.s. airstrikes. u.s. military delivered humanitarian aid to people in the town of amerli. some lawmakers want the u.s. to do more in the fight against isis, especially in syria while others are urging caution. >> they cross the border into iraq before we even knew it happened. this is a group of people who are extraordinarily dangerous. and they will kill. >> the government want us to come in. we have intelligence with the iraqi military. in syria it's a different story. >> last week prom said he hadn't decided whether the u.s.

military would launch strikes on syria. he said he asked the pentagon to give him options for military action there. northern california businesses that rely on lakessed a rivers are hoping to get a boost this holiday weekend. the state's drought has dried up several lakes and rivers but people are still heading to places like folsom near sacramento to enjoy the unofficial end of summer. business owners say that's helping them after a very tough vacation season. >> i would say probably we're 60% of what we were last year. >> this is the last hurrah for the summer. all of the rental companies, this is the big push to try to get whatever revenue you can for the rest of the year. >> one minor bright spot for business. there is a 5-mile-an-hour speed limit for boats when the lake level is less than 400 feet deep. right now it's holding at 401 which is good news for boaters. 7:56. a deadly shooting happened at an east bay flea market. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," what witnesses say the victim was allegedly

doing when a security guard opened fire, plus reaction from the shooting victim's family. >> reporter: if you want to take a ride on one of these today, you will have to dig deeper. fares are going up. we'll tell you why and by how much. lots of sunshine today except parts of the coast. they will have to deal with fog. but everyone else it will be warm to hot. i will tell you how long coming up.

welcome back. would you believe big changes today for you people riding muni? we're live in san francisco now looking around. you saw the bus go by. muni riders, you are gonna be paying more to ride muni. in a couple of minutes. ktvu's claudine wong is out there now. she will tell you how much the fares are going up. stay tuned. welcome to "mornings on 2." monday, labor day, september 1st. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook in for tori campbell today. let's check in with steve paulson. it will be pretty hot. >> for most. 59 san francisco to start. 68. we'll go 76 for a high. tomorrow it may drop down to 66. there's some fog. but according to daly city, it's clear. half moon bay has fog. now most of that is pushing south. some areas not far away, maybe

about 70, 72. others about 68, 65. just depends if you are in the fog. the fog will be on the move tonight and into tomorrow. but today, almost everybody will be in the sun except parts of the coast that we talked about, the san mateo, santa cruz. 60s already. fair field is 66. they hardly have any breeze. last i checked 8 miles an hour. 9. still not going to do it. port chicago has no breeds whatsoever. it's a calm day in the del tau. that sells us an offshore for some. oakland. livermore. not much of a westerly breeze. some coastal nothing. even with the fog, water temperatures are the in the 60s. back to the desk. all right. sal is off. we're keeping an i on traffic. in fact we're looking at highway 101 and 280 no problems at all. things moving nicely on the highway. we're also keeping an eye on walnut creek, highway 24, again, a breeze right now for the holiday. we're sure it will get busier

as the day goes on. highway 24 in walnut creek. we'll continue to watch the roads for you throughout the morning. well, this morning police in pittsburg are searching for a driver accused of leaving the scene of a deadly hit-and-run crash. it happened at about 7:00 last night at the intersection of willow pass and that is where alex savidge has been all morning long. alex? >> reporter: good morning to you. the victim in this case was a 50-year-old woman and neighbors say she did live here in this area close to where the crash happened last night. it happened about 7:00 last night. this was a hit-and-run accident. police officers responded to the intersection of willow pass road and mountain view avenue. and they found the victim already dead on the sidewalk. police say a pickup truck was going west on willow pass road when it jumped the curb and slammed into this woman as she was pushing the shopping cart along the sidewalk. investigators say the driver also took out a street light and dragged that pole for two blocks after the crash, before

then driving off. this morning police are on the lookout for a late model silver chevy pickup truck with a side step on it. the truck will likely have damage to it as well. we understand the woman who died was fairly well-known in this area, already we've seen that neighbors have set up a small memorial at the crash site here on the sidewalk with a stuffed animal and some candles left behind for her. if you have any information about this deadly hit-and-run crash that happened out here, put in a call to pittsburg police. we're live in pittsburg, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. well, also new this morning, police are investigating a shooting at a santa rosa motel. it happened just before 8:00 last night at the vagabond inn on cleveland avenue when officers arrived, they found a 21-year-old man who had been shot to death inside a woman. one man who has been staying at the hotel for a week says he saw a red car leaving the scene. >> the car was circling the building here a little bit. all of a sudden, it pulled up real fast, busted up the room,

jumped in the car and took off. >> no arrests have been made. anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact santa rosa police. also this morning. san francisco police investigating a shooting they say started with an argument between someone crossing the road and a driver. now, this is video from the area of golden gate avenue and broderick street, where the shooting happened. police say after 2:00 yesterday afternoon a near-miss between a man crossing the street and a driver started an argument. that's when the person in the car opened fire. the man who was shot is in critical condition. the driver left the scene, and so far police don't have any information on that suspect. time is now 8:03. here on "mornings on 2," oakland police investigating the 50th homicide of the year. it happened around 1:00 yesterday afternoon on coliseum way near 880. police say one person was killed. but they haven't given us specific information about the

anchor gender of that person who was shot. however, a woman told ktvu the victim was her 22-year-old son, hector uribe. witnesses say the shooting victim may have been breaking into a car when he was shot by a security guard. but the police have not confirmed that. >> it doesn't matter what he was doing. they don't have a -- the right to kill him. >> now, so far, no arrests have been made. the investigation continues. it's been a little more than a week since napa's strong earthquake but it's taking time for life to return to normal. still, a lot of visible damage in the downtown area. many businesses are not allowed to reopen. but business owners are helping each over. the owner of a men's clothing store that's not damaged invited the owner of a women's store to share his space. >> i knew i had space to do it. barb's a food friend. she was shut down for a while. just trying to help out. >> this is a great opportunity to have a clearance sale.

we call it a quake sale. >> napa's mayor says that community's spirit is what will help people get through the aftershocks and the cleanup. the mayor adds having tourists and locals supporting the businesses will help keep the city strong. the quake did force dozens of people from their it mobile home parks. 22 have been red tagged at three parks in napa. 41 others are yellow tagged. that means mean can go in but they cannot stay the night. more homes are expected to be yellow tagged as inspectors continue their work. good news, quake victims have a new resource starting today. the american red cross will open an emergency assistance center at the napa valley marry on the on solano avenue. it -- mare mariottt on solano avenue. people can meet there with case workers to find out what resources are available. scientists and experts will gather at uc berkeley and talk

about early-warning systems for quakes. that alert, it was sent by uc berkeley's early-warning system ten seconds before the napa quake. this weeks's meeting will focus on how the system worked an if there's any problems with -- and if there's any problems with it. scientists will be at the meeting. they will work on creating a barning system that will be used all over -- warning system that can be used all over the world. happening today, it will cost you more to take muni. claudine wong is live in san francisco with how much more it will cost and who is gonna have to pay. claudine? >> reporter: good morning. yes. it has been a fairly quiet morning out here. probably because of the labor day holiday. muni is running on that sunday schedule today. but this is the first time that adult fares have gone up. it's likely to catch a few people offguard. one rider said he knew it going up. muni has been trying to get the word out. the fare hike was approved as part of a two-year budget and

is part of a feerm mew law that's supposed to keep the answer on pace with service costs. adult fares and monthly passes go up. but youth, seniors and disabled costs stay the same for now. >> being a senior, i'm not overly concerned but i guess we need the revenue. >> it seems like a lot to pay for a one-way trip. it seems a little high. >> reporter: let's take a look at the new fares for you. adult fares are going to be 2.25 instead of $2. that's a change for the first time in five years. muni passes going up by $2. instead of $66, it will cost you $68. if you have a muni part monthly pass, that goes up from $76 up $4 to $80. again, back out here live on van ness avenue this morning, we should mention that we checked out the bus stops along here today. they do have electronic signs and audio tell you what the fare will be. but again, it may just catch a few people offguard when they

have to dig into their pocket for that extra quarter. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. caltrans says they are making progress in the seismic retrofit work on 280. right now, the northbound lanes on 280, they are closed from the highway 101 interchange to king street. it's been closed since thursday. they are expected to reopen at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. now, big sections of the road are being removed so that old hinges can be replaced. the new hinges they will allow the road to expand and contract during an earthquake. caltrans says this retrofit was scheduled before the napa earthquake but since that quake happened it shows why that work is so important. right now, it is 8:08. a key defensive lineman for the 49ers arrested on charges of domestic violence. coming up at 8:30, what we're learning about the alleged altercation and how fans are reacting this morning. a controversial tweet from

rick perry's twitter account. who it targeted. how the governor of texas is responding. well, we have some fog on the san mateo coast and the santa cruz coast.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." happening today, local supporters of ukraine are scheduled to hold a rally at san francisco's city hall to call for u.s. intervention in the crisis with russia. organizers of the rally say they will call on president obama to provide military assistance to help ukraine defend itself against russian troops.

now, the demonstration comes after clashes overnight in eastern ukraine. the rally is scheduled to get underway at 2:00 p.m. at civic center plaza. a somer milestone in russia. today is the 10th anniversary of a hostage standoff that became the deadliest terror attack in russia's history. 385 people were killed, including 156 children in a standoff at a school in the town of beslan. now more than 1,000 students and teachers were taken hostage by chechen rebels and held for three days without food or water. russian authorities say the standoff came to an end after rebels set off explosions of a killing some of the hostages. family members of some of the victims have questioned the government's aversion of the event. happening today -- president obama is expected to highlight the nations economic recovery in a labor day speech in milwaukee, wisconsin. the president is due to deliver those comments before a crowd of union employees at a labor

day festival. he first spoke at the event in 2010, months before a heated legal battle over scott walker's efforts to get rid of the collective bargaining rights of most public employees in that state. israel announced plans to take ever another 1,000 acres of land in the west bank, a move opposed by the u.s. they say the step was taken in response to the kidnapping and killing of three jewish teenagers by hamas in the area in june. that incident sparked a seven- week war that ended last week with an egyp shin brokered cease-fire. the u.s. state department urged israel to reverse the decision. 8:13. the u.s. ambassador to libya says video that shows libyan militia members playing and swimming at an abandoned u.s. embassy does not mean the building has been ransacked. now, u.s. embassy step left

tripoli back in july because of heavy fighting there. the group claims it is protecting the compound from looters. reporters, they were taken on a tour of the compound over the weekend. this video was posted to show the building is secure. the militia group says it will return the building to u.s. embassy staff when that staff returns. texas governor, rick perry, said he did not authorize a tweet sent out by his twitter account mocking the woman at center of hissalgations. the tweet showed an image of the travis county district attorney arrested on drunk driving charges. perry vetoed funds to her office when she refused to resign and that led to a grand jury indictment against the governor. perry has called these charges a political ploy but he says he does not condone the tweet and he took it down. after almost three weeks of a wildfire in northern california is still growing and threatening more than 200 homes. lightning sparked the fires in

the klamath national forest. almost 63,000 acres have burned. the low humidity and warmer weather making it really hard to fight those claims and mandatory evacuations have been ordered. >> it goes on our cars. it settles in. you open your car door and you are filled with ash. it's just -- you don't even want to breathe outside. >> now, business owners in that area say this fire has really hit their businesses very hard economically. several labor day events in the area have been canceled. a specs new music -- special new music program is coming to santa clara county. pianos have been placed in four parks. they were donated by a music store in berkeley. it's part of a project that put pianos in a dozen public places from san francisco to saratoga. they are there for anyone to play and will stay in the parks until the end of the month. all right, sal's off today, since it's the labor day holiday.

we're keeping an eye on the roads which have been pretty much empty. here is the guadalupe maze, the 280, 87, beautiful, sunny day. not a lot of cars on the road. we're keeping an eye on 237 in milpitas. you can see traffic moving along just fine even in the trouble spots this morning, really not a lot of traffic out there to speak of. we want to check in with steve paulson for the weather. it sounds like it will be pretty darned hot. for most. it's pretty shallow, the fog. most of it seems to want to favor the san mateo/santa cruz coast. 76 officially in san francisco. antioch will be very warm to hot. 97. san jose, downtown 86. east san jose looking for a high of the 1, 92. temperatures will top out. there will be a system digging out from northwest canada. it will latch on the remains of that little low which used to be a big low. a big hurricane called marie. those two are gonna give us a

significant cooldown and drizzle as we head towards tuesday night into wednesday. today, except for some fog, temperatures are warming up. 66 in fairfield. 60s for many. there were a few 50s but the warm air, you get up around 1700 feet, 75 degrees. very warm. not much, if any, delta breeze. still some 50s for some. it looks like temperatures will start to move out pretty fast. when you get travis, less than 10, that won't do it. a hint of an offfor shore oakland. sfo is less than five miles an hour. all of these combined to give us a rather warm pattern here. hot. the fog, it's there. there's some but again, unless you are down towards santa cruz, monterey, it won't make much of an impact. warm to hot. this will be the warmest day of the week by far. we start a cooling trend on tuesday. even bigger one as we get into wednesday and thursday. the cloud forecast picks up not much on the fog. there is a little. by tomorrow tonight, it starts to pick up and then tomorrow it makes a push over the bay.

ta will send most inland temperatures down. warm to hot. mid- to upper 90s inland. some coastal fog, but again, it's losing out to a lot of resist tans in the form of high pressure. 9 -- resistance in the form of high pressure. 90s. 78 sausalito. 93 in walnut creek. to 98 brentwood. livermore at 95. out in the beautiful livermore valley with ken lawrence and his lovely life carmen. we had a blast. we had a blast and their 1-year- old daughter, kate. just a gem. little well-behaved. san jose, 86. 84 in fremont. 72 in daly city that. will be warmer than half moon bay. 80s and 90s on the peninsula. we do have a little bit of a cooler pattern on tuesday and then much cooler wednesday, thursday, probably all the way into friday as two lows settle in. a lot bump up in temperatures by the weekend. 8:18. is the time. a deadly hit-and-run crash.

the search underway for the driver after a woman was hit by a car on a sidewalk. plus, an unusual tradition for the california legislature and the damage it may have caused at the state capitol.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:21. michael sam the first openly guy player drafted in the nfl, he's still wondering this morning if he will have a future in the nfl.

back in may, sam was drafted by the st. louis rams. but on saturday, the rams cut him. after the news, michael sam tweeted a thank you to the rams. he said he looks forward to building on the progress he made there. the rams' head coach, jeff fisher, said this was purely a football decision and he wishes michael sam all the best. >> very, very productive in the preseason for us and played all four spots. very, very talented young player i think has a good future. >> michael sam is a free agent. has options. he can sign with another team if they show interest in them or he could sign as a member of the rams' practice squad, a group of ten players who normally don't travel or suit up for home games. well, this morning, doctors in new york are bringing comedian jove rivers out of a -- joan rivers out of a medically induced coma. they've started the waking-up process but are concerned about

possible permanent brain damage. the 81-year-old star had a heart attack last thursday during outpatient surgery on her vocal cords. during a show in manhattan hours before she joked about her own death. she said i'm 81. i could go at any moment. doctors say they won't know the extent of the damage until tomorrow at the earliest. well, the oakland pride festival celebrated its fifth year this weekend. [ cheers ] >> thousands of people showed up for the music, food and fun. festivalgoers got a chance to catch a number of performances, including sheila e. she was the headliner for the first time there was a pride parade. >> many people said why don't we have a pride parade in oakland, and so here we are. i'm really astounded. there are a lot of people who came out to cheer people on. i think it will be part of the tradition now. >> we're making great stride.

being part of the community, family-friendly. it's great. >> according to the advocate magazine, oakland ranks third in gay and lesbian households just behind san francisco and seattle. 8:23. a statue, it's been at the state capitol for more than 130 years. it's been damaged and lawmakers may be to blame. this million-dollar artwork is called clus's last appeal to queen isabella. it's been on the floor since 1883. but when the state capitol opened yesterday, visitors noticed one of the queen's fingers had broken of. a capitol volunteer says state lawmakers have a tradition involving that statue. >> at the end of the session, folks that work here in the capitol go up onto the second floor and they throw coins down onto the statue. if they can get a coin into the

queen's crown, it guarantees that the governor will sign their bill. >> the volunteer says it's possible one of those coins hit the finger and it broke off sometime saturday night. well, two jets that were once owned by elvis presley, they are for sale. one of the jets is named the lisa marie after his daughter. elvis paid $250,000 for it. then he spent $350,000 more to upgrade it. it features a stereo system with 52 speakers. gold bathroom fixtures and a queen-sized bed. he first used the jet for a personal trip to las vegas in november of 1975. the other jet is called the hound dog ii. the planes have been parked in graceland but negotiations to keep them there, they fell through. the planes haven't been flown since 1984. thank you very much. 8:25. shots fired after a party at an east bay home.

what we're finding out about the charges a 21-year-old man is facing in a shooting that sent five people to the hospital. we're live at levi stadium where 49ers, defenseman, is facing a fire storm after getting arrested over the weekend. we'll tell you what he told ktvu and how fans are reacting. elvis may have left the building but the hot inland temperatures have not. today it will be very warm to hot. we'll talk about that and see if there's a cooler tuesday in store.

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the team's defensive lines got a brand you had inform controversy. coming up in about a minute, ktvu's janine de la vega is out there. she will tell you more about the arrest of defensive lineman, ray mcdonald. big story still. monday morning, september 1st. it's labor day. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve for the day, good weather? >> for most. san francisco starting off 59. 68. we'll go 86 for a -- 76 for a high. inland temperatures will be warm to hot. a low here and another one coming down from the north p will combine to give us a significant cooldown starting tuesday and carrying us into maybe thursday, friday. 60s on the temperatures. even the lows made it down to the 50s. no breeze in crockett. benicia, hardly any breeze all the way out to port chicago and when fairfield travis is less than 10, that's a sure sign that everyone is pointing to a

warm pattern. some fog will favor the san mateo coast. warm to hot. some coastal fog. to the north it looks good. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s to near 100. back to dave now. we're also watching traffic for you. sal has the day off. we're out there looking at the sunol grade. you can roll a bowling ball on it. just smooth. nice the day we like it -- way we like it. we're keeping an eye on 880 and 980, that area no problems at all. just the way we like it. it's a holiday. we know it will get busy as the morning goes on. we just wanted to show you what if is like right now, at 8:30. the san francisco 49ers are trying to figure out how to deal with the latest arrest of one of their top players. defensive lineman ray mcdonald arrested yesterday accused of domestic violence. this comes days after the national football league announced a tougher punishment for that particular offense. janine de la vega is joining us live from santa clara and you

just talked to a team spokesman. what did they say, janine? >> reporter: we were exwhunny kateing through --  communicating through e-mail. they released a brief statement. this morning they are not saying much more. i asked a spokesman whether or not ray mcdonald would get to play this sunday against the dallas cowboys. and he said they are not commenting further. but they told us the team has the day off today. our cameras were there when ray mcdonald bailed out of the county jail in san jose after being arrested for domestic violence yesterday. the defensive end was holding a dead cell phone and trying to hail a cab. police were called to the 29- year-old's home in an upscale silver creek neighborhood just before 3:00 sunday morning. the sacramento bee is reporting he was involved in an altercation with his fiance who is ten weeks pregnant. the paper said she showed officers bruises on her neck and arms. other 49er players were at the home. this is what mcdonald told our crew. >> the truth will come out.

everybody knows what kind of person i am. >> what kind of person are you? >> i'm just a -- a good-hearted person, you know. >> reporter: the 49ers' general manager issued a statement yesterday saying "the 49ers ago organization is aware of the recent report regarding ray mcdonald. and we take such matters seriously." coach harbaugh has yet to issue a statement on ray mcdonald's arrest. last year, former 49ers' player dante witner released this quote about harbaugh's views. he said we can do anything in the world and we can come and talk to him and he will forgive us except put our hands on women. if you put your hand on a woman, then you are done in his book." this is what fans told us this morning -- >> i'm against violence because i'm a victim of violence, too,

and the -- domestic violence, and i really go against that. >> they are supposedly role models for kids and i think the league is acting correctly when is suspends people for this sort of thing. >> reporter: sports analysts say his arrest will test the nfl's new policy on player conduct when it comes to domestic violence. last week, a six-game suspension was implemented for a first offense and a ban,ment for a second offense. mcdonald's court appearance is set for september 15th. reporting live from santa clara,jack, cut -- janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. according to an nfl tracking database, the 49ers lead the league in players arrested. ray mcdonald was the 10th arrest since the beginning of 2012. others included aldon smith. he was just suspended for the first nine games of the season

for a series of arrests last year. in march, cornerback chris culliver was arrested on suspicion of hit and run and players al netter, daniel kill gore and marcus dobbs have all had run-ins with the law. local law enforcement agencies are cracking down on drunk drivers this labor day weekend. the holiday enforcement will be in place before midnight. dui checkpoints and saturation patrols have been set up across the bay area since friday. several arrests for dui have already been made. last year the chp made more than 1200 dui arrests and more 49 people were killed in crashes on california roads. police are not just looking for drunk drivers, though, they are gonna be cracking down on speeders. 72 drivers were cited for speeding over the weekend during the special enforcement patrols in santa rosa and petaluma. a tropical storms targeted sonoma county roads with a history of speed-related crashes. including lakeville and todd road. one driver clocked at 80 miles

an hour. a 21-year-old man facing five counts of attempted murder. he's accused of opening fire on a house filled with people in livermore. anthony torres was arrested yesterday morning he was booked into the santa rita jail. he was arrested during a traffic stop. two people who were with him were also arrested but they were released as the investigation continues. now, police believe torres fired several shots at a home on q and third street early yesterday morning. according to police, torres and two other men were at a house party. there was an argument. they left but a couple of minutes later, police say they pulled up in a white sedan and torres allegedly fired shots. >> for this neighborhood, nothing like that has ever happened, ever. never heard anything like it which is why i didn't believe they were gunshots at first. >> three women and two men were shot. all are expected to survive. if you plan to head to the beach this labor day holiday, you are being urged to use

caution. yesterday, firefighters in san francisco had to rescue two men trapped by high tides at ocean beach near the cliffhouse. the men had walked to a small outlet at the northern end of the beach but the rising tides cut off their path back to the beach. firefighters were able to rescue the men without any injuries. 8:35. the bill now on governor brown's desk would set up the toughest protection esof online student information. the legislation would ban the use of students' personal information for profit. companies that provide yol services for classroom teaching often will require that students create an account to store their personal information. well, this proposed new law would prohibit those companies from selling students' personal information to advertisers. a school district near palm springs is changing its mascot after complaints from arab- americans. the coachella valley unified school district says the mascot with a large hooked nose and a head starf was created to

recognize the desert's reliance on date farming which is traditionally a middle eastern crop. the antidiscrimination committee sent a letter to the district complaining it promoted stereotypes. the district is collaborating with civil rights groups to make changes to the mascot. $100,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of a man robbing banks here in california and also in nebraska. yesterday, police in nebraska confirmed the man who robbed a bank last week matches the description of the ak-47 bandit. police say he made stops at five other banks on the west coast in 2012, including one in chino, near los angeles. it ended with a police officer being shot and wounded. chino police are in nebraska now. they are working with local officials and the fbi on this case. the state legislature has ended the session without debating a bill that would have provided incentives for tesla to build a new battery factory

in california. virl illallists -- environmentalists opposed the bill. the measure reportedly contained tax breaks of $500,000 for the carmaker. tesla is said to be considering four other states as possible sites for the new factory. caste foods is recalling cheese products. it affects several versions of kraft american singles. the company is worried about improper storage that may have caughted some of the cheese to spoil. there's no report of anyone becoming sick from the cheese. now, the cheese page as are the 12-ounce american singles with 16 slices. 16-ounce with 24 slices and 64- ounces with 96 slices. all had labels saying best used by february 20th or 21st of 2015 and the affected cheesed were made at the company's

springfield, missouri facility. if you have any of those cheese packages, take them back to the store. thousands of people gathered in leaks for the city's first -- in los angeles for the city's first made in america music festival. ♪ >> what dance is that, pam? >> i don't know. >> they are all good. >> but the event took place at grand park in downtown l.a. law enforcement says while the event was pretty peaceful, more than 30 people were arrested over the weekend. most arrests involved alcohol and drugs. the big event featured artists like jay z, kanye west, john mare, who you know. >> yes. >> and iggy. >> i think that was iggy who was dancing around there making some sound. yeah, it was. an oscar winner is now the latest victim of a nude photo scandal. in 17 minutes, the fierce response from her reps and the other celebrities being

targeted. >> reporter: and police here in pittsburg are searching this morning for a hit-and-run driver involved in a deadly crash last night. police say this person jumped up on the sidewalk and struck and killed a -- a woman. we'll tell you about the evidence police have to go on. warm to hot temperatures. we'll show you how long and for how long -- we'll show you how warm and for how long they are gonna last. ♪

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welcome back. 8:42. let's bring you up to date on some. top stories -- this morning 49er fans reacting to news that ray mcdonald has been arrested. he was booked yesterday morning on charges of domestic violence. he's out on bail. this comes just days after the nfl announced a tough new policy on domestic violence. first time offenders get a minimum six-game suspension. second time offenders could be banned from the nfl for life. we're also tracking an investigation underway in santa rosa. a 21-year-old man was found shot to death at a hotel. it happened last night jf 8:00 at the vagabond inn on cleveland avenue. witnesses say two suspects were seen speeding away from the hotel in a red car after the shooting. police in pittsburg still

searching for a driver accused of leaving the scene of a deadly hit-and-run crash. it happened at the intersection of willow pass around 7:00 last night. ktvu's alex savidge has been out there all morning long. you are finding out more about the woman who was killed when the driver jumped the curb. alex? >> reporter: dave, good morning to you. the victim in this case was a 50-year-old woman. neighbors say she lived close by. she was walking along the sidewalk across the street from us when she was hit last night. this deadly crash happened about 7:00. officers responded here to willow pass road and mountain view avenue and that's when they found the victim dead on the sidewalk. police say a pickup drub was going west on pillow pass road when it jumped the curb and slaged into this woman -- slammed into this woman as she was pushing a shopping cart. investigators say the driver knocked out a street light and dragged that pole for two blocks after the crash before then driving off. this morning police are on the

look outfor a late model silver chevy pickup truck with a side step on it. the truck will likely have damage to it. the woman who died was well- known. we've seen neighbors have set up a small memorial with a stuffed animal and candles. police are still investigating. if you know anything about this deadly hit-and-run crash put in a call to investigators. we're live this morning in pittsburg, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. an oakland man still in critical condition this morning after being hit by a police car. this happened saturday afternoon on east 1th street -- east 12th street. we don't know if the man was in a crosswalk when the crash occurred. oakland police say a police officer was responding to a call at a slow rate of speed when that man was hit. the police car's lights and sirens were not on at the time. nascar driver tony stewart is back. he returned to racing this past weekend after the tragic crash

last month where his car hit and killed kevin ward junior in new york. >> tony stewart! [ cheers ] >> fans applauded stewart yesterday during driver introductions. stewart started the race in 12th. his race ended when he hit the wall blew a right front tire. kasey kahne won the race. he kipped three races after the tragedy. he's now focusing on next weekend's race in richmond, virginia. indy car driver mckale continues to make progress at a southern california hospital this morning. he was in a practice run in fontana on friday night when, wow, that's hard to watch. lost control went into a guardrail. it looks like the car just exploded. the 27-year-old russian is in stable condition at loma linda university medical center where he's expected to stay through the week. he frack tied several ribs, broke his right clavicle and suffered a concussion.

8:46. today, sonoma county plans to start enforcing its ban on plastic bags. supporters hope this will encourage people to bring their own reusable bags for groceries and other products. businesses now have to charge 10 cents for every paper bag that's requested. the sonoma county ban took effect in march but it was not enforced. more than 120 california cities and counties have similar laws now and a bill that's on the governor's desk would establish a statewide ban on plastic bags. northern california businesses that rely on lakes and rivers, they are hoping they will get a boost this holiday weekend. the state's drought has dried up several lakes and rivers. the people are still heading to folsom lake near sacramento to enjoy the unofficial end of summer. business owners are -- this -- they say this will help them after a tough vacation -- season. >> i would say we're 60% of last year. this is the last hurrah for the

summer. all of the rental companies, this is their big push to try to get whatever revenue you can for the rest of the year. and there's one minor bright spot for businesses. there is a 5-mile-an-hour speed limit for boats out there when the lake level is less than 400 feet deep. right now we're told it's holing at 401 feet which is good news for boaters. you said it best, dave. we're no sal castanedo. he's off today. but we are still keeping an eye on traffic for you. great camera shot this morning of the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see, certainly looks like a holiday there because we're close to 9:00. >> pam, we could walk across there. >> i think you could. i think you could. pretty nice there. also over at the maze, you can see traffic moving along nicely in all directions. another busy spot if it was not for a holiday. because it's a holiday, a lot of people are gonna head outside. steve has a little bit of a warning for you if you don't like the hot weather.

head west. hazy skies. temperatures are starting to warm up. mid- to upper 60s that doesn't take too long. there is fog on the san mateo/santa cruz coast. tonight, tomorrow, it will start to change and the system drops down from northwest canada. it will take what's left of merc marie right there and move it towards us. that will increase the fog. probably give the coast and bay drizzle. today, everything says sunshine and warm temperatures beginning to warm up pretty fast. 66 fairfield. might be warmer than that. that's about 45 minutes old. it's probably closer to 0. hardlyny -- closer to 70. hardly any breeze. port chicago not much. somebody out in the delta said there's hardly any breeze, if anything. that along with an easterly breeze means very warm temperatures. water temperatures are very, very warm. there is a disturbance down in baja that might develop into a tropical storm. right now it's a cluster of

thunderstorms. but it keeps -- it bears watching. 67 sacramento, 61 ukiah. nationally, severe weather from kansas city all the way to new york and boston yesterday. the northeast calming down, very muggy day there. if you are wrauching the u.s. open, you saw that. there is a line of severe weather. chicago, st. louis back down to tulsa and memphis. for us, except for the fog, it  will be sunny and warm to hot. temperatures well above average. today is the hottest day of the week. start that cooling trend tomorrow. the system will come together those two and the temperatures drop tuesday and take a tumble wednesday into thursday. warm to hot today. except for some coastal fog. what's there doesn't have much of a chance. look for temperatures to be in the 70s. 80s to 99 up in clearlake and probably ukiah. sonoma 90. novato 90. 94 concord, pleasant hill to 98 brentwood. 95 livermore. walnut creek to clayton, 93. oakland, 80. berkeley, 78. 786 downtown san jose. 91, 92 east san jose. 96 in gilroy.

60s, 70s on the coast. woodside, 88. a little bit cooter on tuesday and -- cooler on tuesday. much cooler wednesday and thursday. looks like friday a little bump up but slightly below average as we go into the evening. well-known rapper on stage collapses while signing an autograph. afternoon the break, you will see video of the scary moment right there and the reason why he says he fainted. come on. with the chase mobile app you can get a lot done in a little amount of time from transferring funds wait a minute. you've got to be kidding. did you guys see that? that ball was out. to paying your coach for adding five miles per hour to your serve. that ball wasn't in. get your eyes checked. help me out here. download the best mobile app today. so you can always have the advantage. chase. so you can

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:53. iraqi security forces claimed a victory against isis fighters over the weekend. they freed a town that had been surrounded by isis for two months. the iraqi troops were helped by u.s. airstrikes like that one. the u.s. military also delivered humanitarian to people in the town of amerli. some lawmakers want the u.s. to do more in the fight against isis, especially in syria, while others are saying be cautious. >> they crossed the border into iraq before we even knew it happened. so this is a group of people who are extraordinarily dangerous and they will kill. >> iraq we had relationships there. the government wants us to come. we have intelligence with the kurds. in syria, it's a different story. >> last week, president obama

said he hadn't decided whether the u.s. would launch airstrikes on isis. he said he asked the pentagon to give him options for military there. police in ferguson, missouri are wearing body cameras following the shooting of a teenager. those cameras are capable of providing video and audio. they wore them at ralcy on saturday. a grand jury -- a rally on saturday. a grand jury is hearing about charges for the officer. two pages on a popular fund- raising site have taken taken down after collecting hundreds of thousands of dollars for the officer. the los angeles site reports the pages are no longer posted. the website brought in $433,000 in donations force that police officer. the ntsb and the faa are investigating a small plane crash north of denver that

killed five people. it happened just before noon time yesterday. a couple of hundred yards from the erie municipal airport. police say the man was trying to land when it crashed. three people died there at the scene. two others died at the hospital. police say that plane, the wreckage will stay there until the investigation is completed. this morning, representatives for actress jennifer lawrence are responding after knew picturings of -- after nude pictures were posted of her online. representatives call her a flagrant violation of privacy and have threatened to sue anyone who posts them. puc hackers reportedly accessed the image from apple's i-cloud storage service. rapper kid is afollow jizzing to fans. he fainted on stage during a performance in chicago. he was running around in the in

front -- in front of the audience. he stopped to sign an autopsy toe graph and then that happened. he collapsed. security guards caught him before he hit the ground and they carried him away, as you can see. kid later tweeted that he passed out because he hadn't eaten before the show. he says he's really sorry if he scared any of his fans. happening today -- tens of thousands of people are expected to line the san diego harbor to view the amazing creations from the u.s. sandcastle sculpting challenge. 300 tuns of sand has been trucked in. elaborate sculptures. they are made only of water and sand. the winner takes home $60,000 can we check traffic? >> yes. >> eastshore freeway, i like that. stay that way. we're also looking at golden gate bridge, already beautiful.

looks even better because it's nice, smooth traffic for this holiday morning. and steve has your forecast. >> sunny and warm to hot. inland temperatures, 90s to near 100. by the coast a little bit more fog. cooler weather starts tomorrow. much cooler wednesday and thursday. >> much cooler. >> thank you, steve. that's our report for this morning. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the chute channel 2 news for more on how 49er fans are reacting to ray mcdonald's arrest for domestic violence. we're gonna to have the story all day. thanks for watching. have a great day.

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