>> reporter: we're live in healdsburg where a fire brea out in a -- breaks out in a high school gym. there was an incident at the indonesian consulate. we'll we'll tell you what our crews discovered. new photos of celebrities that may have been stolen from

the cloud has apple responding. we'll tell you what the tech giant has done to protect its users. good morning. thank you for joining us. we are live in healdsburg this morning. you are looking at healdsburg high school. a fire started inside the gym. this was just before 3:00 this morning. crews are still there. they are assessing the damage. ktvu's tara moriarty also there on the scene and in just a couple of minutes, she's gonna tell us what alerted firefighters and if classes will be affected this morning. they are getting ready to start there. thank you for joining us for "mornings on 2." i'm pam cook in for tori campbell today. >> we're ready. >> i'm dave clark. we're also checking your weather and traffic. steve is right over there. >> 62, 74, 18 for san jose. starting off mostly clear here. low cloud deck in place, yesterday, it was just kind of

parallel to the san mateo/santa cruz coast. it really lost out to high pressure and a little bit of an offshore breeze. that's all turned around. this stum coming in from the north -- system coming in from the north picking up the fog bank. these two are making a b-line toward us. the fog is picking up in intensity. there's warm air aloft. not as warm as yesterday. 60s on many temperatures. there are 50s, especially to the north. the delta breeze 23 gusting to 26. yesterday, hardly any breeze at all. today we have a lot of fog. it's making a push over the bay. it will be cooler. not as hot as inland. breezy to windiy later on. 80s to a few 90s but 70s and 60s closer to the water. here's brian. traffic is starting to pick up this day after your labor day weekend. for many of us, it's back to work. there was a tire tread in the number one lane of the san mateo bridge. it looks like that's been cleared. you have the residual backup as

you approach the high rise into foster city. the dumbarton bridge, there is a disabled vehicle. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is typical traffic that you normally see. if you have fastrack, great. that will get you through quicker. traffic backed up to the maze. i take a look at the maps. 580 from tracy into the livermore! that's solid red. the backup near the bay bridge toll plaza and then relook at the south bay. earlier accident from northbound 87 to the 280. that's been clerked but again, residual traffic. also major traffic, not too bad northbound 101 this morning. 7:03. back to the desk. all right, brian. knew this morning, healdsburg high school, damaged by an early-morning fire in the school's gym in sonoma county. ktvu's tara moriarty is joining us live now. you have cell phone video of the fire plus some new information about the investigation. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. the fire inspectors tells us this fire was burning a good

hour before the smoke alarms were going off. and we know crews have been up there on top of the roof trying to pinpoint the cause. a retired firefighter shot cell phone video that we have here showing flames and small sparks shooting out of the roof. the smoke alarm went off at 3:00 this morning. luckily, no one was inside. officials say they were able to pounce on the fire quickly. they believe the damage could have been a lot worse without the early-detection system. >> when we arrived, we saw smoke coming out of the northeast corner of the building. and so we immediately gained access to the roof and cut a few holes to identify the area and where was the fire at. >> reporter: now, there's quite a bit of water damage inside the gym and some ceiling tiles are in danger of falling. i spoke to a school administrator who said most likely the gym will be

offlimits but classes will not. school is open. back to you. a labor day celebration came to a quick end for some people after a fire a cabin on laurel avenue. this is a popular vacation spot in sonoma county. dozens were evacuated, including a woman in her 80s. her sop was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. crews say homeowners who had cleared dry brush from their property helped them save homes and lives. >> it's surreal. i mean, you know, we prepare for this all year round. just we're in a fire zone and we prepare for it, but you never know how it will affect you until it really happens. >> the fire was under control by 6:00 last night and people were allowed to return to their homes. that calfire says it's too early to tell what caused the fire.

7:05. back to school day for students at the last napa school to reopen after the quake. the website for stone bridge says today will be a minimum day. all classes will end by 12:30 this afternoon. now, the 29 other schools in the napa valley school district, they reopened last week. most needed time too clean up, make repairs and conduct safety inspections. the red cross is offering one on one assistance to quake victims from napa and solano counties. the center opened at the napa valley mare mare reon the yesterday -- marriott yesterday. most people who showed up were looking for food and a place to stay. >> they might have first month's rent or/and deposit for rent. i think i found maybe a place to rent. >> i want to see if they might be able to help out with some groceries. >> well, both of them left

disappointed. now, she was given a voucher for a food bank that was not open yesterday. and he was told a caseworker would call him but wasn't told when that call might come. the red cross says it will keep the center open through next week. a napa pizzeria shut down has reopened in napa. the restaurant on main street reopened after being shot down for several days because fears on the roof of a neighboring building might collapse. that owner has agreed to pay for retrofitting. but the pizza shop was allowed to reopen after installing a second roof on its building. thousands of bay area apartment buildings had the open first stories might collapse in a mang hoar earthquake. that's according to the mercury news. the paper said that risked the lives of people who live in the buildings. but there's no coordinated man right now across the region to

retrofit those buildings. now, experts say most of work can be done easily with steel re-enforcement. but that costs a lot of money. san francisco and oakland have been focusing on the problem but other cities like concord, san jose and mountain view are just starting to look at that possible disaster. the fbi has joined the investigation into private nude photos of dozens of female celebrities stolen and posted online. reports have surfaced that the hackers may have used the i- cloud storage to access the photos. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us from los gatos to tell us how apple is responding. >> reporter: well, we just spoke with one apple customer who admitted to us he doesn't know how to work the settings very well and is not sure if the cloud has access to his photos. apple -- we're told apple has fixed a vulnerability in the i- cloud system. jennifer lawrence and model kate upton are among the

celebrities who had private, nude photos stolen and splashed on the internet. they are threatening legal action. apple says they privacy seriously and are investigating whether accounts have been tampered with. someone now can be locked out after five password tries. we spoke to people this morning about this latest hack. >> that bothers me a lot. i've always been nervous about what i have on my phone. any sort of information on there, that -- i don't know what else i can do about it. it's suchant important thing for me to have all of the time. >> reporter: tech experts caution deleting suggest from your phone won't delete it from the cloud service. users can turn off the settings and change your answers to your security questions and you can use an obscure password. experts say anything you want private shouldn't be anywhere near your phone or in the

cloud. reporting live from los gatos, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. colleges across the country are getting creative to help students save on textbooks. the los angeles times reports some schools are allowing students to check out textbooks from the library so that they don't have to buy them. some professors are also inviting former students to sell the books they no longer need on the first day of class. students at uc davis have developed e-textbooks for manth and science classes. the electronic books are being used by mt. diablo and sonoma state university. 7:10. early this morning, evacuations in danville. a car crashed into a house. mum in 22 minute, the -- coming up in 22 minute, the specific reason the -- coming up in 22 minutes, the specific reason the evacuation was ordered. but first, what our crewsdy covered when they got to the scene of the indonesian consulate. we fake a look at highway

101 -- we'll take a look at highway 101 and give you an update. there is a big fog bank out there. it's moving over the bay. it will be cooler. we'll show you how much cooler and how much longer it looks like this pattern will last.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 7:13. an incident discovered at the indonesian consulate in san francisco. after hearing reports of a possible break-in at the building on columbus avenue, our crews found this broken window. there was a consulate car in the area. we have made several cars to police for more information but so far, they've not been able to confirm any break-in or vandalism. the indonesian consulate is less than two miles away from the chinese consulate intentionally set on fire back in january. a 31-year-old man surrendered five day as after that incident.

surveillance video caught him pouring gasoline on the building. he told fbi agents that he had been hearing voices that told him to set the fire. the building was damaged but no one was hurt. hundreds of union supporters marked labor day with a march in san francisco. they are calling for a.could the of the hyatt at firerman's wharf. their union says the hotel recently changed hands but they say no change for the workers struggling to unionize. the union says the housekeepers have to clean nearly twice as many rooms at other hotels. >> hotel house keeping work loads can be heavy. it's a bk-breaking job. housekeepers suffer high rates of injuries. there are reports that some demonstrators blocked the garage and guests say they had to wait as long as 20 minutes to get out. we called the hyatt's corporate office but we did not have the calls returned. well, president obama used labor day to push for a higher

national minimum wage. >> i want an economy where your hard work pays off with higher wages and higher income and fair pay for women. and workplace flexibility for parents. and affordable health insurance and decent retirement benefits. i'm not asking for the moon. i just want want a good deal for american workers. >> republicans blocked attempts to raise the minimum wage. they say that will cause layoffs. back at home, stores and restaurants in the valley fair mall in the south bay, well, they've got an unusual problem. stores on the west side of the mall, they are in santa clara while the east side, that's in san jose. and the two cities have different minimum wages. now, that difference was really noticeable two years ago when the minimum wage was $8 and san

jose's was $10. >> going through a hiring process. letting them know how much it was $8. really? the small pays $10. >> san jose's minimum is 10.15. for some businesses it gets more complicated. some of those stores straddled the city limit line and decided to pay the higher wage. other retailers they have stores on both sides of the mall and their workers work one week in san jose and the next week in santa clara. >> very strange. >> yes. 7:16. brian flores is in for sal, doing a fine job on traffic. >> i appreciate that, you guys. >> good to have you here. otherwise we have to do it. >> and you guys don't want to do that. >> no. you have all of the tools. >> your checks are in the mail for that nice compliment.

highway 24. highway 24 approaching the beautiful caldecott tunnel this morning. traffic starting to pick up there on your way to la fayette. on the other direction there is a disabled truck eastbound, also toward the caldecott, right lane is blocked. expect delays. highway 4, the maps looking at highway 4 again. highway 4 in the pittsburg/baypoint area, traffic starting to pick up on the bailey ramp. if you see traffic backed up, 680 southbound from concord into walnut creek after that. and then interstate 80 south of hercules, a minor accident but obviously major delays from hercules all the way down to richmond. taking a look at the 280/880 split. traffic starting to pick up there. here's steve. >> where is my check, brian? >> did you say anything nice?

[laughter] fog is there -- just posted the visible satellite on twitter and facebook. yesterday there was a little bit of fog. today there is a huge fog bank. santa rosa, 96. livermore, 99. morgan hill, 95. today 83, 85, 87 and 87. had a nice tweet from tommy. he said you better be right about today's weather. [laughter] >> thank you for the vote of confidence. i will be right because there's a lot of fog out there. 59, 64, 68 on san francisco. that's down from 6 yesterday when they were 74. oakland, 62 to start. 68, 73. yesterday was 85. there was no fog over oakland yesterday. there is a bunch over it today. you can see it for yourself. why is this happening? there's two systems, one was still out there yesterday. but it needed a little help and it's coming in from this one. and that's the remains of the low of what was category 5 hurricane marie. still kind of floating around. that low will latch on. as it does, it will sweep in --

i think there's pretty good drizzle on top and maybe cloudy skies tomorrow. 60s on the temperatures. some 50s. the key is the warmer air aloft. i believe anfwin was 74. not as warm as yesterday. 59. that's a big difference. 59 healdsburg. calistoga. sewasty bol, 56 -- sebastopol, 56. more of a westerly breeze. the water temperatures are still warm. 60 to 64. we haven't cooled those off yet. even with the fog, the coast stays mild. 68 sacramento. ukiah 58. eureka, 54. a lot of gray. it's making a good surge. monday was the hottest day by far this week. temperatures drop today. they will continue into wednesday. probably bottom out wednesday and thursday. fog, sun, cooler today.

won't be as hot inland. vacaville, clearlake, stockton out there to the big valley. one more day. temperatures peaked out yesterday. they will drop today. 60s, 7: 80s. saint helena calistoga 90. livermore, 87. 73 oakland. san jose downtown 81. upper 80s morgan hill to gilroy. saratoga, 85. 60s, 70s and 80s on the coast. upper 70s, lower 80s on the peninsula. cooler weather continues to sweep in through thursday. it looks like not much change going into the weekend. a wildfire in northern california, it is still out of control this morning. coming up in 20 minutes, the new warning from firefighters as they rush to evacuate people from their homes. tried reclining the seat back. the woman behind me started to scream and swear. >> another fight over leg room. it's the third such fight in a week. what the woman did that caused

the pilot to divert the flight.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." happening right now near dallas, texas, these are live pictures you are looking at. texas police are investigating a school bus crash. it happened just a couple of hours ago. this is in boyce, texas. south of dallas. 19 children were on the bus you are looking at. police say the bus driver veered toward the median. he overcorrected. the bus flipped over. again, 19 kids were on the bus. at least 12 of them were hurt. now, the investigators are there. you can see the bus is right side up right now. we're told none of the injuries are life-threatening. but we'll keep an eye on the situation in boyce, texas. 7:23. three americans detained now in north korea are pleading with the u.s. government to get them free. >> i do ask the u.s. government

to send someone as soon as possible. i think that's the only hope that i have right now in order for me to go home be united with my family. >> that was kenneth bae. he's been held in north korea for almost two years. he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for what the north korean government said was a christian plot to overthrow the government. the two other captives also are asking the u.s. government for help. >> the american government is known for having a strong policy of protecting citizens. for my case, there's still no movement. >> this is an opportunity for maybe bill clinton to come back and -- he had -- he released a couple of journalists a few years back. maybe joenkths bush can try his hand at that. >> now, political analysts say by allowing us to see the interviews, the north korean government is angling for a high-profile envoy to come to nuclear like bill clinton did

in 2009. david cameron is calling for a crackdown on british citizens who support isis and other extremist groups. in a statement to parliament, the prime minister proposed a new law that would stop british sit stens from traveling to support isis. another proposal would give police the power to seize the passports of suspected terrorists at borders. >> those people who declare allegiance somewhere else are able to return to the united kingdom and pose a theft to us. >> british authorities estimate 500 have joined islamic terror groups. a man with a british accent is the one who carried out the execution on james foley. for the third time in a week, a flight was deverted because passengers were flighting over leg room. the flight made an unplanned stop in jacksonville. one passenger said a woman tried to put her seat back which angered the woman behind her who was trying to sleep on

her tray table. >> this woman who is sitting next to me knitting, just tried reclining her seat back. she started to scream and swear. she said, i don't care about the consequences, put this plane down now. >> when the plane landed, the woman was escorted by off police. last night, a united flight was forced to divert when passengers fought over a device that blocks the seat from reclining. 7:26 is the time. a man still missing this morning after going for a swim in marin county. the dangerous conditions out on the water that's even catching some lifeguards by surprise. and an out-of-control car slams into a home in danville triggering a gas leak and evacuations in this area. we'll tell you what we've just learned about the driver who was arrested. and traffic starting to pick up now in most of the

major freeways across the bay area. we're taking a look at san jose this morning. after a cooker yesterday, we were fogfree for the most part. there's lot of fog to go around. temperatures will drop. our tree has a rustle in the breeze. it's out of the west. that's cooler. for over 60,000 california foster children,

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welcome back to "mornings on 2." we're following a number of big stories this morning including people back in their homes in danville. there was a problem out there with a gas leak. we're gonna check in with alex savidge out there. that's one of the stories we're following. thank you for joining us. it's tuesday, september 2nd. i'm pam cook in for tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. steve paulson knows -- i ducked outside. you were right. it's cooler this morning. >> it better be. yesterday was warm. we have a lot of fog that's come screaming back to the coast. two lows is latching onto this low. these two will give us a cooldown and also some mostly cloudy skies. today it's more fog than anything else. there will be high and mid- level clouds coming in. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. palo alto, 57 menlo park is 56. belmont and also los altos hills. 52 up at la honda. 17, 26 at fairfield and more of

a westerly component for most here. the gray is back. it looks like it's not going anywhere for a couple of days. fog, sun, cooler. it won't be as hot inland. i promise you. 80s to very low 90s. 7 -- 70s for many. traffic is starting to pick up at 7:31. want to take a look at highway 4. traffic is starting to pick up there as you approach the willow pass grade. but eastbound highway 4 exiting the alhambra avenue exit near martinez, signal problem there. so the offramp will be affected. you can expect delays. taking a look at the maps now, chp says an accident on southbound 101 after alameda del prado, that's affecting traffic. take a look at the bay bridge tacoma, traffic okay but traffic -- bay bridge toll plaza, traffic okay but traffic backed up to the maze. on the dumbarton, there was a stalled vehicle on the right lane near the toll plaza.

you can expect delays there. also a cargo spill crossed on i- 80 westbound just after highway 12 in vallejo. we'll be keeping an eye on that. a man is still missing this morning after going for a swim with his family during a labor day outing in marin county. claudine wong joins us now from san francisco with a warning about the dangerous water conditions up and down the coast that's catching lifeguard by surprise. >> reporter: it certainly was a very dangerous day yesterday. take a look at conditions right now at crissy field. things are pretty calm. we did talk to the coast guard about the possibility of them resuming the search. right now the conditions of the water are too low for them to do it. we're checking with the park service to see if they will be starting something soon. there were problems across the bay area yesterday. let me show you the scene in san francisco at ocean beach because that is where a boogie

boarder drifted out to sea. lifeguards went out to help and got into some trouble, too. >> i just went in to go see if i could find him. so -- but apparently, he was rescued by a surfer un beknownst. we just went out there to make sure. >> reporter: he got back and so did the boogie boarder. officials say a second one was a false alarm. now, let's talk about what happened in marin county. that happened early afternoon near drake's along the point reyes national seashore. a young man was with his family. they tried to cross water that's estimated between a half- mile, three quarters of a mile long. during the swim, he went missing. the coast guard was called. they searched until 8:00 last night but could not find him.

we just talked to the coast guard they said that area of water that the family tried to cross is too low for them to go in. they do not have plans to resume the search. we're checking with the national parks service to see if they will be going out there looking for this missing swimmer. live here in san francisco, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. santa cruz county a woman died after getting caught in a rip current. witnesses say they saw the 38- year-old woman struggling in the current at sunset beach about 10:00 yesterday morning. a good samaritan pulled her out of the water. the woman was given medical aid but later died at the hospital. now, she was swimming near a lifeguard tower but it was closed and not due to be staffed until later in the morning. >> one person was taken to the hospital after being hit by a car in milpitas. that happened after 9:00 last night on park victoria drive. police say the person hit was not in a crosswalk. the person was taken to the hospital with minor injuries and police say the driver of the car did stop and is cooperating with the investigation. he has not been cited.

7:34. in pittsburg, one family is asking the public to help them search for a driver who left the scene of a deadly crash. 50-year-old michelle braz was killed sunday night on willow pass road near mountain view avenue when a driver jumped a curb and hit her on the sidewalk. police say that driver also hit a light pole and dragged the pole for two blocks before driving off from the scene of that crash. the husband of miss braz is asking witnesses to come forward. he describes his wife as being devoted to their family and she loved animals. >> she would help anyone. she wanted to be a veterinarian to help pets and animals. i guess she won't get that chance now. >> police are searching for a late-model silver chevy truck. it has a side step that may have been damaged in the crash. if you have any information, call pittsburg police. amtrak service has resumed this morning in oakland but that's after a deadly crash between a train and a minivan. it happened just after 10:00 last night on the tracks at

high street. the driver of the minivan was killed but he was the only one in that car. 219 people were on the train at the time of the crash. they were not hurt. firefighters say the train's conductor and crew were visibly shaken. >> they are very upset. this is hard on them. brought the train to a stop as soon as they could and started to make notifications. >> passengers had to wait for hours before train service resumed. the train was on amtrak's coast starlight route that runs between los angeles and seattle. how about good news? if you drive between the peninsula and san francisco, northbound 280, between the 101 interchange and the south of market neighborhood, it's open again. in fact, it reopened ahead of schedule. the road was closed over the holiday weekend. the drivers were allowed back on the road about 9:30 last night. seven hours early. caltrans says the crews worked around the clock to replace two hinges that will allow the road

to absorb movement if there is an earthquake. >> they had been here since 1966, when they built this structure and they just were showing signs of wear and tear. >> caltrans says the safety improvements were in the works before that magnitude 6.0 quake in napa. but they said it's a reminder of the damage that can be caused by a big earthquake. now, the crews that are working to tear down the old bay bridge, they've hit an unusual roadblock. bird out there that call the bridge home. caltrans has spent more than $700,000 building nesting platforms on the new bridge. now the birds are refusing to budge. that could put demolition work behind schedule if the bird don't move by the end of the year. old eastern span of the bay bridge is home to 500 pairs of other bird.

a potentially explosive situation in danville. alex savidge is on midland way with more on. >> reporter: good morning. danville police just confirmed to me that it was a suspected drunk driver who hit this house early this morning and triggered this gas leak. the gas was flowing for about three hours this morning and there was a huge concern about a fire out here. pg&e still doing some repair work. they had to dig a hole here in the front yard of this home to be able to access the valve and shut off the gas whi they did earlier -- which they did earlier. this was all caused by a driver who plowed into this home on midland way before 1:00 and took out the main gas meter. the driver was not hurt but this 1-inch line was spewing gas and six nearby homes had to be evacuated as a precaution. that was about 15 people forced to leave the area. the people who live in this house where the crash happened say the car took out part of their fence before hitting the gas meeter. >> all i could here was the gas

spewing and all i could think of was evacuating. at that point, i tried to open up the car door to see who this person was and this car door was locked. somehow he came out of the door. >> reporter: and danville police did tell me that the 18- year-old driver involved in the crash was arrested on fission of dui -- on suspicion of dui. police say that teen lives here in danville. but the good news for neighbors, this leaking gas line has been taken care of. repair work being done by pg&e. all of the folks evacuated they have been allowed back in their homes. we're live in danville, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. happening today, the rainbow honor walk will be unveiled in san francisco's castro neighborhood. the walk is made up of a series of plaques celebrating the achievements of lgbt individuals throughout history such as christine joergenson.

>> we want people to know when they look down and see the face of keith or randy or alan, the father of modern commuting, that piece people were openly gay and proud and that this community. castro, was a part of that important history. >> a dedication ceremony for 20 plaques will take place at 11:00 this morning. they will be installed at several locations from castro street near harvey milk plaza to 19th street. a scary investigation into a program used by many smartphone users. how the i-cloud is being blamed for leaking dozens of private celebrity photos and the changes apple is putting into place. also some raider fans on twitter pushing for the team to start the car. now they are getting their wish. why the raiders have tapped their car to do what no other nfl rookie quarterback will do on sunday. traffic starting to pick up on most of the roadways. we're keeping an eye on things

in the north bay as well as the san mateo bridge. you can see a little bit of backup there. there was snow over the labor day weekend up in wyoming around 9500 feet. there was sunshine and hot  temperatures for us. but there's a lot of fog out there for a cooler pattern today. we'll show you how much cooler.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 7:43. boy, a smoke advisory caused by a big wildfire in northern california, it stretches all the way here to the bay area. firefighters are trying to contain two wildfires threatening hundreds of homes in the klamath national forest near happy camp. so fire the lightning-sparked fire has burned more than

64,000 acres. 700 homes are still threatened and 250 are under a mandatory evacuation order. >> so steep and so rugged, it's just not safe to put crews in there. we can put crews in there and they can work. but if something goes wrong, it's very difficult to get the injured person out. >> on top of that, warmer weather this week may hamper the firefighting efforts. well, today the chp is due to tell us the final report about dui arrests for the labor day holiday weekend. early numbers already show a slight increase. now, officers made 154 dui arrests here in the bay area. compare that to 140 arrests in the same period last year. the number of deadly dui crashes, they are also up. this year, three people were killed in drunk driving crashes. last year, there were no deaths. we are hearing from an concord man who is recovering after a suspected dui man

slammed into him. it happened just as the holiday crackdown was starting. 34-year-old barrett clatter said he was heading hole after getting groceries when a speeding car crossed over the double yellow lines. he had no time to react. all he could do was brace for the impact. >> well, i'm alive. that's a good thing. i looked down and checked -- okay. no blood. touched my legs and i could feel them which was a good thing. >> his arm is in a sling but he's expected to be okay. the other driver suffered serious injuries. the driver admitted to drinking and was on probation for two previous dui offenses. the accident happened on the same bridge where a mother and her baby died in a dui crash two months ago. that driver was able to walk away from the crash is now facing murder charges. when the nfl regular season start, the oakland raiders will be the only nfl team to have a

rookie starting as quarterback. dennis allen announced derek carr out of fresno state, he's gonna start on sunday against the new york jets. carr was picked over matt schaub who still has the embow injury. last week, he threw for 143 yards and three touchdowns. well, we may find out if ray mcdonald will be playing in the season opener after he was arrested for domestic violence. so far, neither the team, coach harbaugh or mcdonald have said anything about whether or not he will be playing. mc donald was booked into santa clara county jail early sunday morning. he's accused of assaulting his pregnant fiance. this comes days after the nfl announced a strict, zero- tolerance policy for domestic violence. >> that's the shocking part of this, this person knew and he had to know of the policy and still, he did what he did or

allegedly did what he did. that's dangerous. >> now, some domestic violence advocates are hoping that mcdonald will be suspended it until the case is resolved. the 49ers are expected to hold a practice ahead of the games with the cowboys. an arainment date -- an arainment for later this month has been set. brian is in for sal. what are you keeping an eye on? >> several freeways this morning. starting to pick up now here at 7:47. one thing i want to mention, there was a cargo spill. it was a truck full p grapes, westbound 80. the right lanes are affected. if you are heading in that area, keep that in mind. take a look now at southbound 101. this was an accident with injuries. southbound 101 after alameda del prado, center divider

blocked. expect delays. this is highway 101 -- actually, 280 in san jose approaches highway 17. slow and go. we mention the highway 87 earlier. still residual traffic as you approach interstate 280. taking a look at 880. slow and go in both directions, here from the coliseum to who steve says is the mothership. otherwise known as ktvu. >> i was talking to pam and brian. what did you say? this is the mothership. >> yes. look at the fog bank. yesterday it was clear, sunny and warming up fast now. temperatures upper 90s. near 100. not today. why is this happening? well, there's two systems. there's one low coming down from the pacific northwest and another one which has been sitting out there for about a week. it's finally getting helped along by the system on the way. there's the fog. plenty there. moving over the bay. rather decent system making its move from the pacific northwest into washington and also oregon and northern california at the same time what was hurricane marie came all the way up here, hit the colder weather, fell

apart. it's still there. extra tropical. that is being drawn up. those two will move over us. some component of us and give us a cooldown. 50s, 60s on the temperatures. it took a while to cool down the temperatures yesterday. they were so warm. 63 out in brentwood. they were 66 an hour ago. san ramon is 5 the. 60 la fayette. and the key again is the breeze which was almost offshore for some yesterday has turned westerly. the delta breeze, there was not even a puff yesterday. it's picked up as well. all of these are signs that we'll cool down here. water temperatures are still warm but at least bodega bay buoy has dipped from 61 to 58. still 60 point reyes. san francisco buoy, 62. monterey, 64. cooler up north towards some areas which were out of the 60s into the upper 50s but they are still above average. the news is there was snow up in wyoming over the labor day weekend. you had to go up to 9500 feet to find it.

but they did have it. i posted those pictures on facebook. the system in the mid. country has produced severe -- middle of the country has produced several weather. right back here, that looks to be in the midsection. tulsa, oklahoma stay. that's where the main line of severe weather will be. our main line is the fog bank. it looks like it's going to be playing in the weather for for a few days. it will be increasing. there will be big-time drizzle i do believe tomorrow as the next system moves. might take another day for some well inland. but the trend is to cool it down. that's on the way. breezy to windy once these systems get closer. still some 90s for a few. a lot more 80s. kentfield, 79. novato, 82. 73 oakland. brentwood and oakley is 92. but tomorrow there will be in the 80s. alameda, 70. but the water temperature is so warm. san jose 81. milpitas at 82. 60s on the coast.

there's fog/drizzle in daly city. 82 redwood city and tomorrow there will be more 70s and 80s. it looks like we go into thursday/friday. more sunshine but temperatures not budging too much by the weekend. >> all right. 7:50. a little boy out target shooting was hurt north of sacramento. how he's connected here to the bay area and how this latest incident is fueling that debate over gun control. i thought we were gonna go down. a midair scare caught on video has some people saying they are never flying again.

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the alameda county health department is preparing for its biggest flu vaccine program that will target 60,000 oakland elementary school students with free vaccines offered at 130 schools beginning october 1st. now, 90% of the vaccines will be nasal spray. all parents have to do is sign a consent form to get the free vaccine for their kids. the health department says it is focusing on oakland schools first because many children don't have access to healthcare. this morning, we are gating a look at some cell phone video taken by airline passengers after a sudden change in cabin pressure on an aan alee jint airlines flight. clark said he was shocked to see the mark drop down from the ceiling about two hours into

the flight from michigan to orlando. t was his first time flying. he was worried the plane might crash. >> i popped it on and i checked and it locked up a little bit. the thing dropped from the ceiling. >> the plane was diverted to south carolina. it did land safely sunday night. allegiant has offered refunds and travel vouchers. the beautiful sounds of the piano filling some parks in the. ♪ >> the bay area has talent. >> see? >> this is how some people spent their labor day at the park in milpitas. the girls were fired up. the piano was playing. part of a social project from san francisco to saratoga that places pea yan knows in public places encouraging people to play. >> music makes people change

their mood. they are sad. music makes you happy. sometimes if you are happy, it makes you sad. >> the sunset piano project started with the lone baby grand placed on a half moon bay bluff and now others are in parks. they are expected to stay in the parks at least through the end of the month. >> music to my ears. >> i could lay under the tree and take a lap. they were kept home for safety reasons after the quake in the napa. what students will find today when they go back to class for the first time. >> reporter: we're live in healdsburg where a fire breaks hout at the school gym. we just spoke to the school superintendent. we will te you what he says about classes -- we'll tell you what he says about classes today. traffic is getting a late start. we'll give you an update there. we're also keeping an eye on a foggy golden gate bridge. fog free yesterday. not today. there is a lot to go around

today. even well inland it will drop, 10, 15 degrees. we'll tell you why.

good morning. firefighters busy in healdsburg. these are live pictures. we're at healdsburg high

school. there was an early-morning fire in the gym. tara moriarty is there. she will tell us what the fire means for students going to school today. welcome back to "mornings on 2." tuesday, september 2nd. i'm dave clark. i'm pam cook in for tori campbell today. about 8:00. talked to steve. i know you said getting cooler. will it get cooler in -- into the weekend? >> thursday. two systems responsible for this system. it starts to move east. it will have what we call a breakoff low breaking off is terrible. it's going to settle in. that will be with us probably all the way into the weekend. 50s and 60s. the key again was no breeze

yesterday. decent breeze taught. concord ramping up 14 miles an hour. wested a oakland. westerly. same for sfo. you can see all of the gray out there. there's plenty there. it will give us a lot of drizzle as these two systems get closer. not as hot inland. it will be more in the 80s. some 90s but lower and then 70s, 60s closer to the water. some drizzle out there already. >> here's brian. as we mentioned, traffic getting a late start. i guess several people decide to leave to work later on as typically but as we take a look at the maps. this is where a major problem is going on. highway 4 in the pittsburg/baypoint area, solid from antioch down to concord. there is an accident at port chicago highway. the left and center lanes are blocked. expect delays. west of that, westbound 80 south of hercules, that's pretty solid. approached the bridge also heavy. take a look at this. nimitz freeway, southbound all the way from san leandro to the

san mateo bridge as well as the dumb bar tone bridge. there was an accident earlier. that's pretty much solid as well. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. traffic is pretty typical from the maze. 20, 25 minutes to get you across the span. taking a look at the sunol grade, traffic moving nicely. but just north of here near 580 and dublin traffic is backed up as typically you would see. 8:01. back to the desk. all right, brian. more than a dozen people in danville are back home after being forced to evacuate early in morning because of a gas leak. now, just before 1:00, an out- of-control car slammed into a house on midland way and broke a 1-inch gas main. the 18-year-old driver was not hurt but he was arrested for dui. now, firefighters rushed over there. they say that car hit the gas line above the meter and they weren't able to get to it. six homes near that house, they had to be evacuated. now, pg&e had to dig a hole

into the street to find the damage line and to stop that leak. once that was done, the firefighters tested the gas levels in the neighbors homes. they were payable to determine -- able to determine was safe for the people to go back inside their homes. an early-morning fire damaged the gym at healdsburg high school in sonoma county. ktvu's tara moriarty has more on that and cell phone video of the fire. what investigators are saying about it this morning. tara? >> reporter: well, the fire inspectors actually says this fire was burning for at least an hour before the alarm sounded. if you take a look behind me. you can see exactly the area that we're talking about right there. that light we understand there is a short in that electrical wiring which inspectors believe started this fire. you can see crews still up there. they are surveying the damage. they had to poke holes in the roof to make sure this fire didn't spread. a retired firefighter shot cell phone video shows flames and small sparks shooting out of the gym this morning.

the smoke alarm went off just before 3:00, luckily no one was inside the gym. official says there were able to pounce on this fire quickly and they believe that the damage could have been much worse without the early- detection system. >> it appears that it was caused by an electrical short somewhere up in the lighting system on the top of the building. nothing suspicious. these things happen in older buildings. fortunately, the fire department got here very fast and put the fire out and we now have the building cordoned off. >> reporter: there's quite a bit of water damage and ceiling tiles are in danger of falling. so the idea main straighter said no one will be -- administrator said no one will be allowed in the gym until they can do a recess. they are in the process of remodding these buildings. they don't have an estimate as to when the gym will be opened up for business. as far as school goes, classes are in session. we're live in healdsburg, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. a labor day celebration came to a quick end for some people after a fire near the

russian river in forette ville. it start -- in forestville. it happened on lauren avenue and summer camp road. this is a very popular vacation spot. it was pretty crowded. dozens of people were evacuated. including a woman in her 80s. the home she and her son live in was the only home destroyed. the son was take taken to the -- taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. >> it's surreal. i mean, you know, we prepare for this all year round. we're in a fire zone. we prepare for this but, you know, you never know how it's gonna affect you until it really happens. >> reporter: the fire was under control by 6:00 last night and people were allowed to return to their homes. calfire says it's too early to tell what caused the fire. the ntsb is releasing new information about the deadly crash of a small plane near novato. ntsb investigators say the

pilot who was killed may have believed he had regained partial engine power before the crash last month. the pilot of readwood city was heading from oregon to san core lows when this happened. final results from investigators are not expected for a few more months. today's back-to-school day for students at the last napa school to reopen after the quake. the website for stonebridge charter school said today will be a minimum day. classes will wrap up by 12:30 this afternoon. the 29 other schools in the napa valley school district they reopened last week. most needed time to clean up, make repairs and pass safety inspections. the red cross says it's offering one-to-one help for quick victims from napa and solano counties. the center opened yesterday at the napa valley marriott.

most people needed help with food and a place to stay. >> they said they might have a first-month's rent or/and deposit for rent. i think i found maybe a place to rent. >> i want to see if they might be able to help out with some groceries. >> now, both of the people we talked to left disappointed. she was given a voucher for a food bank that was not open yesterday. and he was told the caseworker would call him but wasn't told when that call would come. the red cross said it will keep the center open through next week. thousands of bay area apartment buildings with open first stories could collapse in a major earthquake. that's according to the mercury news. the paper said that risks the lives of people who live in the buildings. there's no coordinated plan across the building to retrofit the buildings. experts say most of the work can be done easily with steel re-enforcement but it's

expensive. san francisco and oakland have focused on the problem but other cities including concord, san jose and mountain view are just starting to look at the potential disaster. schools and hospitals statewide will get a notice when pg&e is working on their natural gas pipeline. the examiner reports governor brown signed new legislation requiring three days' notice of nonemergency work within 500 feet of schools or hospitals. officials say this would give staff members an aheart for unusual -- alert for smells or sounds so they can respond faster to an emergency. the measure is the result of the deadly pipeline explosion in san bruno. the fbi and apple, both are actively investigating after private, nude photos of dozens of female celebrities were stolen and posted online. and there are reports the hacker may have used apple's i- cloud technology to get those photos. ktvu's janine de la vega is live to tell us how apple is

acting to all of this -- reacting to all of this. >> reporter: apple has fixed a security issue with its i-cloud issue. other media outlets are reporting some of the photos stolen didn't necessarily all come from iphones. that's something that the fbi is looking into. academy-award winning actress jennifer lawrence and model kate upton are among the celebrities who had private nude photos stolen and splashed on the internet. they are threatening legal action. reports are investigating whether customer i-cloud accounts have been tarp perked with -- tarp perked with -- tampered with. here's what apple customers told us this morning. >> i don't know how do it that well in terms of the foes --

foes-- photos. >> i think anything posted on the internet is subject to being hacked, unfortunately. there's just too much sophistication, you know, of hackers. >> reporter: experts caution deleting something from your phone won't delete it from the cloud service. users can rethink answers and to your security questions and redo your password. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. robin williams's daughter zelda is back on twitter again. a couple weeks after she deleted her twitter account because of harsh comments about her father's suicide.

zell za williams -- zelda williams issued a single tweet that said thank you. she also thanked her followers for making donations to st. jude's hospital in memory of her father. 8:10. a labor day family outing takes a tragic turn after a swimmer disappeared in marin county. coming up at 8:30. a warning about the dangerous conditions that even caught one life guard by surprise. a 7-year-old boy hurt while target shooting near sacramento. the ties he has to the bay area and how all of this is adding more fire to the debate over gun control. and traffic looking very busy this morning from the south bay all the way up to highway 4 this morning. we'll explain what's causing the backups. a very warm to hot labor day weekend is getting wiped out temperaturewise because the fog is back. there's not only a lot of fog but more of a westerly breeze. we'll tell you how much cooler

coming up.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." it's now 8:13. an incident discovered at the indonesian consulate in san francisco after hearing reports of a possible break-in at the building on columbus avenue, our crews found this broken window. there was also a consulate car in the area. we've made several cars to police for more information but so far, they've not been able to confirm or deny any break-in or vandalism. the indonesian consulate is less than two miles away from the chinese consulate that was intentionally set on fire in

january. 39-year-old yan feng surrendered five days after that incident. surveillance video caught him pouring two gallons of gasoline on the building. he told fbi agents he had been hearing voices that told him to set the fire. the building was damaged. no one was hurt. a 7-year-old boy suffered an injury while target shooting. he was using a rifle on saturday at his family's home when he began complaining of chest pains. his father noticed a hole in the boy's shirt where he was bleeding and called 911. deputies say a preliminary investigation showpieces of a bullet hit the boy, possibly from a ricochet. he was airlifted to a hospital in sacramento. deputies say the by is from the bay area. they are not releasing the exact city where he comes from. now this latest incident in california continues to fuel the debate over gun control. you might remember that just last week, a 9-year-old girl shot and killed her instructor while he was trying to teach

her how to use an uzi. she was there with her parents. 28 states have laws to prosecute adults who allow children access to guns. hundred of union supporters marked labor day with a big march in san francisco. >> now, they are calling for a boycott of the hyatt hotel at fisherman's wharf. their union unite here local 2, said the hotel recently changed owners. there's been no change for the workers who have been struggling for years to unionize. the union says housekeepers have to work twice as hard as other hotels. we did contact the corporate office of hyatt but have not had a response as of yet. president obama used labor day to push for raising the national minimum wage. >> i want an economy where your

hard work pays off with higher wages and higher income and fair pay for women and workplace flexibility for parents and affordable health insurance and decent retirement benefits. i'm not asking for the moon. i just want a good deal for american workers. >> now, the president got a big applause there in milwaukee. republicans have blocked efforts to increase the minimum wage. they say it will lead to layoffs. back here at home, some stores and restaurants in valley fair mall, they have an unusual problem. the stores on the western side of the mall, they are in santa clara while the eastern side is in san jose and the two cities have different minimum wages. the difference was really noticeable two years ago when santa clara's minimum wage $8 an hour and san jose was $10 an hour. >> we're going through the hiring process. let them know it's $8.

the mall over there pays $10. >> that wage gap closed last month when the santa clara minimum wage went up to $9 b san jose's is now $10.15. some of the source actually straddled the city limit lind and have decided to pay the higher wage. other retailers have force on both side of the mall and their workers work one week in san jose and the next week in santa clara. 8:17 is the time. back over to brian flores who is in for sal on traffic. >> yes. >> been pretty busy. not too bad. >> it's not too bad. but like i said earlier, people are getting a later start to the day this morning. it's kind of weird. but as we take a look at highway 4 this morning. this is a major problem spot as we speak as you pass the willow pass grade. westbound before you hit port chicago highway from east lee land road. traffic backed up. number one and two lanes

blocked because of an accident there. you can expect delays. sig-alert was issued at 7:55. taking a look at highway 4. taking a look automatic at the maps, carquinez bridge to macarthur maze, 43 minutes, 27 miles per hour to get you there. taking a look at the eastern span, looking pretty good. as we take a look southbound, 880 as well. we skip that part but southbound on the nimitz freeway backed up from the san mateo bridge to the dumbarton bridge. there we go. now we take a look at the san mateo bridge. traffic as you approach the high rise into foster city. doesn't get better until you get off the bridge this morning. here's sam. hi, brian. thank you. we have a low cloud deck. there is a lot of it. it will cool us down. bev out in san ramon said there's no fog here but i feel the breeze. had some reports in willits.

steve, i feel it's cooler. yes, it will be cooler because that's why. man, there is a lot of fog. there wasn't hardly anything. the one that remains of what was hurricane marie, a little piece of this might break off and come toward us. but for the most part, it will meander. the key is it's sweeping in seattle and portland. as it moves east, a piece of that will break off and settle in the bay area. that will keep the fog machine rolling along here. 60s on some of the temperatures. slower to warm up today. that's for sure. 50s on some of the temperatures. with that fog and the very warm ocean temperatures. southwest 20 at travis. yesterday at this time, i think it was 7. it went to nothing. concord even westerly at 14. a northwest for some. southwest for others. bodega bay buoy went from 61 to 58. point reyes holding steady on the water temperatures. monterey, half moon bay still 64. a couple of reports of drizzle around half moon bay and that

will be on the increase. 49 up in tahoe. the gray is there in all its glory. the fog is back. yesterday was the hottest day for this week. that's for sure. nothing else will come close. the rest of the week. temperatures went up in the 90s. a lot of 80s. cooler weather starts today. continues wednesday, probably wednesday/thursday when we level it off. i wish we had rain. we need it. there's nothing that says rain for us yet. there will be a lot of fog. see how this continues to stay right with us, all the way into thursday, maybe friday. if you like the fog, it's here for a while. fog, sun, cooler. noes as hot inland -- not as hot inland. breezy to windy toward the delta. up to sfo, san mateo, petaluma, 80. st. helena, clearlake, 94. 79 martinez to low 90s. antioch brentwood.

pittsburg, 89. 70 in alameda. livermore at 87. 81 downtown san jose. 80 santa clara valley. 82 santa clara. sunnyvale at 81. 75 san mateo. san bruno, 70 and daly city at 66 with palo alto at 80. menlo park, 79. tomorrow will be cooler. we'll continue that into thursday. it doesn't look like much change. kind of quiet as we go friday into the weekend. 8:21. a new celebration for the l.g.b.t. community. coming up in 20 minutes, what will be unveiled in the castro district and the message it will send. i think that's the only hope i have in order for me to go home and be rue united with -- reunited with my family. >> three detainees are begging for help from the american government.

new this morning, the search and investigation in nashville, tennessee for more than 30 teenagers who escaped last night from a youth detention center. investigators say they crawled under a weak spot in a fence. while some of them were rechap churred -- recaptured, more than a dozen are still on the loose. three americans detained in north korea are pleading with the u.s. government to get them set free. >> i do ask the u.s. government to send an unvary as soon as possible. i think -- envoy as soon as

possible. i think that's the only hope i have to go home. >> that's kenneth bae, a missionary from the seattle area. he's been held for almost two years. he was sentenced to 15 years hard labor for what the north koreans said was a christian plot to undermine the government. the others asked for help. >> the american government is known for having a strong policy of protecting its citizens. as for my case, there's still no movement. >> this is an opportunity for maybe bill clinton to come back and -- he released a couple of journalists a couple of years back. maybe george bush and other statesmen to try their hand at that. >> the u.s. government working to negotiate we'll hear more about this story.

dave? >> all right, pam. still ahead, we're focusing on what the british government is doing. david cameron want as crackdown on british citizens who support isis and other terrorist groups. in a statement to parliament, he called for a new law that would stop british citizens from traveling to support isis. another proposal would let the police seize the passports of suspected terrorists at the british border. >> it's abhorrent that those who declare allegiance elsewhere are able to return here and pose a threat to security. >> they estimate 500 citizens have joined isis. a man with a british accent, he carried out the execution of american journalist, james foley. 8:26. a woman hit by a car and she was left there to die. the message the victim's family is trying to send this morning as they search for answers in a

deadly hit and run in pittsburg. >> reporter: several homes in this danville neighborhood had to be evacuated this morning after a car plowed into a tome triggering a gas leak. we'll tell you about the evacuation situation and we'll tell you 0 about the young man taken into custody out here. >> i wish i had better news for your traffic. but unfortunately, traffic is starting to pick up now. we're taking a look at highway 4 into the pittsburg/baypoint area. even though it's sunny inland, temperatures will be cooler because a big fog bank has come roaring back. we'll tell you how much cooler.

well, good morning. welcome back. these are live pictures.

we're in danville. early this morning a car crashed into a home on midland way. this was about 1:00 this morning. it caused a natural gas leak. pg&e crews had to rush out there and shut off the gas valve. took a lot of work, though. coming up in two minutes, alex savidge has been out there since 4:30 this morning, he will tell you more. stay tuned. tuesday morning september 2nd. i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. everything cool, steve. >> cooling down, dave. can't say it always rains on leaub i day weekend, yesterday was hot. there wasn't a cloud in the sky. today, 87, 85, 83. these are close to average. they will go below average tomorrow. the coast dealing with a huge fog bank because that system right there is digging down. it will sweep in and leave behind an area of low pressure which will be here probably through the end of the week. 60s on the temperatures. they were already warmer than

this this time yesterday. the breeze has picked up. fog and low clouds will play into a cooler forecast. i think a lot of drizzle in the morning. fog, sun, cooler. breezy to windy. it's more of a fresh westerly breeze. 8 o 90s. 70s, 60s by the contract. here's brian. thank you. i wish had i better news. traffic is starting to pick up on most of the freeways. taking a look at the maps, this is 880 southbound, the nimitz freeway from san leandro all the way down to fremont. it's pretty much solid red there. an earlier accident on the dumbarton causing major delays there as well. also want to talk about an overturned truck and truck fire northbound 85 after south winchester boulevard in los gatos. the center lanes are blocked. expect delays. take a look at the san mateo bridge this morning. traffic backed up solid. couldn't get better as you cross the span this morning and then if you get off the bridge, 101 northbound from redwood city to millbrae is where it backs up as well.

look at the bay bridge toll plaza, this morning, typical traffic as you could see backed up to the maze. still 20, 25 minutes to get you across the span. back to the desk. >> all right, brian. you this mo morning an -- new this morning, an 18-year- old man facing dui charges after a car crashed into a danville house this morning and broke a gas main. alex savidge is in danville with more on -- this could have been an explosive situation. good morning. >> reporter: it certainly could have been bad. firefighters were worried about a fire. but thankfully the situation is under control. danville police say it was a suspected drunk driver who slammed his car into the front of this home right -- hitting the gas meter. that's what twiggerred this early-morning gas leak. it took about three hours to stop the flow of natural gas. that's because crews had to dig the hole in the front yard to access the valve and shut off the gas. this is what the scene looked like. the teen driver behind the wheel plowed into this home on

midland way. the 18-year-old was not seriously hurt in the crash. with the 1-inch gas line spewing gas. six homes nearby were evacuated as a precaution about 15 people were forced to leave the area for a time. people who live at this house where the crash happened say the car took out part of their fence before hitting the gas meter. >> all i could hear was the gas spewing and all i could think of was opening up this car door to see who the person was. the car door was locked. somehow he came out the door. >> reporter: danville police tell me the 18-year-old driver involved in this crash was arrested here at the scene on suspicion of dui. police tell us that teenager lives here in danville. in fanth, not far away from here. the good news for neighbors, this gas leak has been capped. fn who had been force -- everybody who had been forced out of their homes because of the gas spewing in the air they are back home. we're live in danville, alex

savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. well, family members are asking for. public's help in the search for a driver who left the scene of a deadly crash in pittsburg. 50-year-old michelle braz was killed sunday night on willow pass road near mountain view avenue when a driver jumped the curb and hit her on the sidewalk. police say the driver also hit a light pole and dragged it for two blocks before taking off from the scene of the crash. braz's husband is asking any witnesses to come forward. he said his wife was devoted to their family and loved animals. >> she would help anyone. she wanted to be a veterinarian so she could help pets. i guess we won't get the chance now. >> police are looking for a late model silver chevy truck with a side step. it may have damage from the crash. anyone with information is asked to contact pittsburg police. well, there is an update to a developing story we've been following near point reyes. that's where a man went missing following a labor day outing

with his family. claudine wong is in san francisco now with some new details that just surfaced minutes ago. claudine? >> reporter: well, good morning. we are talking to the coast guard. we've been talking to the park service about possible searches because there is a missing swimmer. we're at four point where you can see the surf crash up on the rocks here. it was a dangerous day in the water across the bay area. want to show you the scene in san francisco yesterday at ocean beach. that's where a boogie boarder drifted out to see. a lifeguard went out to help and got into trouble. he did make it back to shore but first responders say it's a reminder about how dangerous the waters can be. >> don't get in the water. this was considered one of the most dangerous beaches in the world at one time. enjoy the beach, enjoy the sun. stay out of the water. >> reporter: there are reports of a second swimmer in trouble. that brought out the coast guard and other units but officials say that was a false

alarm. let's focus on marin county because that incident happened early in the afternoon. it's still ongoing. it was near inverness along the point reyes national seashore. a young man was with his family. they tried to cross a mile, three quarters mile long, but during the swim, the young man went missing. the coast guard started to search after 2:00 and called the search off at 8:00 last night. we talked to them this morning, they say that area is too shallow for them to go back into it. they are not searching. we've not heard back from the parks department about whether they will start a search. tara moriarty heard from mill valley firefighters who might be out there diving and so there is at this point, appears to be some sort of search for the missing swimmer who has not been seen since yesterday afternoon. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> well, in santa cruz county a woman died after getting caught in a rip current. witnesses say they saw the 38- year-old woman struggling in

the current at sunset state beach. it was about 10:00 yesterday morning. a good samaritan pulled her out of the water, the woman was given medical aid but unfortunately later died at the hospital. the women was swimming near a lifeguard tower but it was closed and not due to the staffed until later in the morning. a smoke advisory caused by a big wildfire in northern california. it's stretching all the way here to the bay area. firefighters are trying to put out two wildfires threatening hundreds of homes the klamath national forest near happy camp. so far the fires sparked by lightning have burned more than 64,000 acres. 700 homes have in jeopardy. 250 are under a mandatory evacuation order. warmer weather could hurt the firefighting efforts. back here at home, yam track service has resumed after a deadly crash between a train and a minivan. it happened just after 10:00 last night.

the driverrest minivan -- driver of the minivan was killed. passengers were on the yam track train and they were not hurt. firefighters say the train's conductor and the crew were visibly upset. >> very upset. this is hard on them. they brought the train to a stop as soon as they could. started to mang notifications and secure -- started to make notifications and secure the area. the train was on amtrak's cart starlight -- coast starlight route. there's good news for commuters heading from the peninsula into san francisco. northbound 280 between the 101 interchange and the south of market neighborhood has reopened ahead of schedule. that roadway was closed over the holiday weekend. drivers were allowed back onto the road about 9:30 last night. seven hours earlier than expected. caltrans says crews worked around the clock to replace two hinges that will allow the road to better absorb movement in the event of an earthquake.

>> they had been here since 1966 when they built this structure. and they just were showing signs of wear and tear. >> caltrans says the safety improvements were in the works before the magnitude 6.0 quake in napa. but called it a reminder of the damage that can be caused by a large earthquake. crews working to demolish the old bay bridge have hit an unusual roadblock. birds that call the bridge home. caltrans has spent more than $700,000 to build nesting platforms on the new bridge but the birds are fee fusing to -- are fee tuesdaying to budge from the old -- are refusing too budge from the old one. the old eastern span of the bridge is home to birds and see gulls. happening today, the rainbow honor walk will be unveiled today in san francisco's castro catholic. the walk is made up of several

plaques. christine joergensen, one of the first in the world to publicly change gender. >> we want people to know twheb they look down and see the case of keith or randy shultz or allen turring, that these people were openly gay and proud and that this community, the castro was a part of that important history. >> now, a dedication ceremony for 20 of those special plaques is set for 11:00 this morning. they are gonna be installed at several locations from castro street near harvey milk plaza to kollingwood and 19th streets. the first ever human trials for an experimental ebola vaccine began this week. it will first be given to three volunteers. researchers will watch them before continuing the trial. but in all, 220 people in the u.s., britain and west africa will test the vaccine. the cdc says more than 1700 people have died in the current

ebola outbreak. the alameda county health department is getting ready to roll out its largest flu vaccine program. it will target 60,000 elementary school students in oakland with free vaccines beofing offered at 130 skiles starting october 1st. 90% of the vaccines will be nasal spray. all parents have to do is sign a consent form to get the free vaccines for the children. the health department says they are focusing on oakland schools first because a lot of the kid in oakland just don't have access to healthcare. 8:41. still ahead, new information about a plane crash in novato last month. what we're finding out about the plane and its engine just moments before it crashed. >> reporter: stolen nude photos of celebrities that surfaced on the internet over the weekend have raised questions about how secure the cloud is. we'll tell you how apple is responding. >> the south bay, pretty much a mess this morning if you are heading out to work after this

labor day weekend. we'll give you an update on the traffic as well as an update on the san mateo bridge. how about this big cloud? it's called a fog bank. my goodness. it wasn't there yesterday. it's there today. it will cool us down. we'll show you how much. but it's not on any map. so go out there, lose yourself, and find the truth. ♪ we're all born wild. ♪ let's keep it that way. the 2014 4runner. toyota. let's go places.

welcome back. an 18-year-old man facing dui charges in danville, his car crashed into a house early this morning and ruptured a gas main. this happened just before 1:00 this morning on midland way. police say the car veered off the road, hit the house, and the gas main. six homes nearby had to be evacuated until pg&e crews came out there and turned off the gas main. people were able to go back into their homes about 4:30 this morning. healdsburg high school in sonoma county will be open today despite an early-morning fire in the school's gym. it caused some water damage there. the fire started at about 3:00 this morning. firefighters think it was caused by an electrical problem. and the ntsb is now releasing new information about

the deadly plane crash, a small plane near novato. ntsb investigators say the pilot who was killed may have thought he regained partial engine power before the plane crashed last month. that pilot, robert madge of readwood city, was heading from brookings, oregon to san carlos when his plane went down. stolen nude photos of dozens of selects that surfaced over the weekend are raising questions about the security of photos stored on your phone or computer. the fbi and apple are investigating. ktvu's janine de la vega joins us now from los gatos to talk about apple's response and how customers feel about this. >> reporter: pam, several people didn't know whether the photos they took on their iphone were stored in the cloud. they can be depending upon your settings. one tech expert says apple has changed the security on its i- cloud system because of this latest hack. academy winning actress

jennifer lawrence and mod model kate upton had photos stolen and splashed on the internet. they are threatening legal action. cupertino apple says they take privacy seriously and are investigating reports whether customers' i-cloud accounts have been tampered with. they say someone will be locked out now after five password tries. >> naked pictures in the cloud on a public cloud service, probably not a good idea. if you are gonna put stuff you don't want anybody to see, probably best to keep it out of the cloud for now. if it is in the cloud, make sure you got more than one factor. when i say factor, factor is a pass pord or by metrics or -- password or by med by -- or by metrics or a challenge question. >> reporter: users can turn off

the setting, rethink and change answers to security questions and use an obscure password. anything you want private, experts say, shouldn't be near your phone. jag, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. let's get you going, brian flores is coming back. any better news about highway 4? >> actually, there. >> oh, good. >> we can all right that. highway 4, all lanes are open. there's still residual traffic, as you can see. it's just a little bit bet there morning from that earlier accident as we mentioned. but residual traffic as you head towards 680 in condition cord -- in concord. traffic not much better. still 36 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. you slow down obviously as you get to the toll plaza. take a look at the maps now. 580 and the livermore valley, this is backed up all morning

long. if you head southbound on 680 this morning there's still traffic backed up as we mentioned. we're taking a closer look. 880, it's backed up all the way from oakland down to the dumb bar toon bridge because of an earlier -- dumbarton bridge because of an earlier accident. in the south bay, that's been a mess as well. there was an earlier accident in los gatos on highway 17. that's been cleared. but again, you have the residual traffic as we mentioned. still busy out there this morning. 8:49. here's steve. >> thank you, brian. look at this. whipping in the breeze. we have a westerly breeze. i usually only post one visible satellite. by the minute, the fog bank is getting bigger. there is a lot out there. this system is dropping down. it will sweep through the pacific northwest and then a little tail end is going to break off a little slow and settle over the bay area. we're going into a significant cooling trend probably all the way into thursday/friday. that's the wait it looks right

now. there's been some mist/drizzle. there will be a lot tonight into tomorrow. 50s and 60s. temperatures much -- even with the sunshine, much slower to barm up compared to yesterday. there was hardly any breeze. there is a decent breeze today. i expect this it pick up. the delta breeze was calm. that's not the case. even buchanan/concord has more of a westerly breeze. 49 in tahoe. 60 in u tiia. one more day. ukiah up to clearlake. but the low clouds and fog will not be going anywhere soon. they will lift tonight. fog, sun, cooler. it will not be as hot inland. some areas that will be on the warm side. that fairfield should say 87, not 97. it's 8 for some -- 80 for some. san jose will be 81. 88 gilroy. tomorrow, 84. fremont, 79. 60s on the temperatures. water temperatures are cold

north of bodega bay. cooler, breezy and then right into thursday, probably friday. it looks nice on the weekend. maybe a bump up on the temperatures. >> all right, steve. thank you. the 49ers still surrounded by controversial this morning. the new information we may get today about the domestic violence arrest of ray mcdonald.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." it is 8:53. this morning, we're getting a look at cell phone video taken by passengers after a sudden change in cabin pressure on an alee juent airlines flight. you can see this passenger struggling to breathe into the oxygen mask. the man was heading from michigan to orlando, florida. >> my chest locked up a little bit. the thing dropped from the ceiling. >> now, the plane was diverted to south carolina, it landed safely sunday night. the airlines has offered passengers refunds along with travel vouchers. it did cover their hotel costs. >> when the nfl regular season begins, the oakland raiders will be the only nfl team to start a rookie quarterback. dennis allen announced yesterday that derek carr, the raiders second round draft pick out of fresno state will start

on sunday. he was picked over matt schaub who is still recovering from an el bowl injury. last year, carr threw for 143 yards and three touchdowns during his preseason start. we may find out if ray mcdonald will play in the season opener for the 49ers after his arrest for domestic violence. so far, neither the team, coach harbaugh or mcdonald has said anything about whether mcdonald will play. he was booked early sunday morning. he's accused of assaulting his pregnant fiance. now, this comes days after the nfl announced a strict, zero- tolerance policy for domestic violence. >> that's the shocking part of it is this person knew and he had to know of the policy and still he did what he did or allegedly did what he did. that's dangerous. >> now, some domestic violence advocates hope mcdonald will be suspended until the case is

resolved. today, the 49ers are expected to hold a practice before sunday's game against the cowboys. an arraignment date of september 15th reportedly has been scheduled for mcdonald. the sound of pianos now filling parks in the south bay. ♪ >> people were inspired. this is how they spent their labor day at park in milpitas. the piano was playing. it's part of a social project from san francisco to saratoga that places pianos in public places encouraging people to play. >> music makes people change your mood. if you are sad, music makes you happy. sometimes if you are happy it makes you sad. >> more than a dozen pianos have been placed in several other public places across the bay area. they are expected to stay in the parks at least through the end of the month. >> just out there in the open air, trees, mountains.

lovely. 8:56. let's see if brian flores is singing the blews about our commute. >> you don't want to hear anything about me singing at all. >> just an idea. >> not a good idea. [laughter] >> hope flip your weekend was good. if you are on the road this morning, expect delays. i want to mention that sf burt alert tweeted there was police activity toward the rockridge station. but that's been cleared. but expect some delays again if you are taking b.a.r.t. in that direction. i want to take a look at my maps. southbound 880, it's backed up from oakland all the way pass fremont this morning. there was an earlier injury accident on the dumbarton bridge. but the bum tar dumbarton has been backed up. and then take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning, a little bit better. still the traffic backed up to the maze this morning and then the san mateo bridge, finally

backed up as well as we mentioned. doesn't get better if you go on northbound up with. here's steve. thank you, brian. much cooler than yesterday when temperatures were in the 90s. near 100. not today. there is a lot of fog. it will cool into thursday or friday. >> our natural air conditioner. >> has kicked in. >> it. >> thank you, steve. thank you for watching. be sure to join us today for the ktvu channel 2 news at noon. we'll have more on the hacking investigation. it could be centered around apple's very popular i-cloud. you can follow us any time online. thanks for watching. have a great day.

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