search is on for a driver tho who sent a bus into a home. a street is shut down in san francisco after a busy is destroyed by fire. the growing concerns as crews rushed to demolish the building. >> the 49ers wouldn't be here, but a different football will be here. how the fans are preparing for today's game. >> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, welcome. it is saturday, september 6.

claudine wong. >> take a look. a cloudy, foggy san francisco. you can see we've got plenty of gray out there. once again, well spread and inland. as we get into the second part of the morning, the clouds will burn back, you can see along into the coast, east and north bay, most of us are waking up with partly to mostly cloudy conditions. the winds are on shore through fairfield, we've got 18-mile per hour gusting to 30. into the afternoon, temperatures will rebound once again. we should be very similar to where we were yesterday. some of us a tad bit warmer, but all in all, little change in the forecast for today. 59 in concord, 51 in napa, livermore, 59, we have 58 in san francisco, and half moon bay this morning holding on to 57. into the north bay, it's a cooler one, 51 in napa, 55 santa rosa, and 54 for nevada.

so the on shore breeze for today, and the afternoon, some of these numbers will start with the hot spots, 89 for antioch, 88 in livermore, 74 in oakland, 76 in mountain view, heading to the north bay, beautiful day, upper 70s santa rosa, 79 for you in napa, 79 in the south bay, 87 expected morgan hill. little change into the second half of your weekend. i think we will see an increase in cloud cover. i'll explain why coming up. new this morning, all lanes have reopened on highway 101 in san jose after a frightening crash that sent a woman off the edge of a freeway on ramp. it happened just before 2:00 a.m. near the northbound 680 connector ramp. two cars crashed, woman was ejected from a vehicle. she fell about 60 feet off the ramp and on to the freeway we low where she was then hit by a passing car. the woman was rushed to the hospital and her condition has not been released. we have a picture of the man

that -- ac the cash injured 11 people and nearly missed a baby boy in the living room of the house. we are live from outside the home. ali. >> reporter: the home has been red tagged, meaning it's no longer safe to go into, and the family that lives here had to spend the night in a hotel. you can sigh why it's no longer -- see why it's know longer safe. the board is covering up a gaping hole in the side of this home. richmond police are looking for this man, 24-year-old richard contreras for causing a car crash that sent an ac transit bus into the side of that home around 5:30 yesterday evening. this was the scene last night when a tow truck pulled that ac transit bus out. the crash injured 11 people, including some bus passengers and the driver, and two people who had been in the home at the

time. all were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. richmond police say contreras was driving a stolen red honda, trying to get away from police when he ran a red light, hit the bus, causing the bus driver to lose control, and sending the bus careening into the side of the house. >> it was horrible, you know? i saw the impact, the people on the bus, and i saw a couple of neighbors rushing to the bus to help the injured people. >> there was a child and 3-month-old baby boy in the house stet of the crash. the impact knocked the baby's chair over in the living room, but the children weren't hurt. police arrested a passenger in the stolen honda, a juvenile, but they are still looking for contreras, the driver, of that red honda to ran away from the crash scene. he's described as about 5'11", he fled after the crash, and

he's 24. we showed you that picture earlier. police say if you see him or if you think you may recognize him, give the richmond police had a call. >> as soon as today, crews could begin tearing down the novelty store gutted by a fire in the mission distribution. it should last serve days. fire officials want to eliminate the hazardous conditions and pinpoint the cause of thursday's fire. they looked over the ruins, and told us they want to rebuild and restock, but real estate agents say they see an opportunity for new development in the red hot mission district housing market. >> it's booming. you'd have to go to the city and find out what they will let you build. that's where the value lies. >> while many neighboring shops have reopened, this area is still blocked off as a precaution. and late last night, a photographer got this footage of

workers arriving at the store. they were dressed in hazardous materials clothing. and bags. powerful lights and heavy duty construction work brought in, presumably for the building demolition. police in san francisco are now investigating a deadly shooting in the bayview district. it happened shortly after 9:30 on nichols way. the shot spotter system detected the gunfire. police found a man with a gone shot wound to -- gunshot wound to the upper body. he later died at the hospital. a second man arrived at the hospital with a gone shot wound gun gunshot wound. he is expected to survive. we continue the coverage of the napa earthquake. while many shops have reopened, one of the most wrecked businesses is closed owners of the uptown theater are looking for artists to restore murals and art deco designs. it could take two months to fix

the ceiling. but inspectors have deemed it sound. many shows have been canceled, including performances from lee anne womack, and dana car have i. two -- carvey. last week, these girls raised $24 from the lemonade stand for the napa humane society. they are going to sell more at noon at the pet food express store on bel air plaza. pet food express is going to make a $14,000 donation that. will help care for animals who got lost after the earthquake, and pets whose families are displaced and in need of temporary housing. this musician will be one of the features performers.

producers the are -- concert will include -- the local assistance center will open at 1:00 p.m. at first street and silverado trail. the city and napa county is working together to help. fire crews in mariposa county are battling a wildfire and evacuations in place for hundreds of people there. the bridge fire started yesterday just about 1:00 p.m. ten miles east of mariposa near highway 49. authorities say they ordered evacuations for 700 homes and five businesses in the ponderosa basin area. so far, that fire has burned 300 acres and is 25% contained. yesterday, they used helicopters and the big dc air tanker to

drop down retardant. security breach at california state -- cal state east bay has compromised many. the breach happened a year ago, but wasn't discovered until last month. a malicious soft way tool allowed someone to gain access to names, addresses and social security numbers, but officials say no financial academic or medical information was stolen. the university has notified those affected and is offering them a 12 month membership to a credit monitoring service for free. parenting in the west contra costa school district are notify after students got sick from marijuana laced food sold on campus. the officials say they have a zero tolerance policy for drugs. on thursday, 17-year-old female student was arrested for selling pot laced cookies and brownies. officials say school resource officers had to resuscitate one student, and two others got sick and had to be taken to the hospital. suspect was taken to juvenile

hall. the search is on for three people who assaulted a sheriff's deputy. it happened behind a restaurant. police responded to the call. they say an off duty sheriff's deputy was talking to a restaurant employee when the three suspects approached him. there was some type of argument, and suspected assaulted the deputy. his identity has not been released. he didn't need to go to the hospital. a relative said he suffered injuries to his face. a san rosa heart tis has paint -- artist has painted a mural of the boy that was killed by a police officer. it has gone up at a busy intersection in the -- rose land neighborhood. it is three miles where he was killed. the deputy miss took lopez's bb gun for a rifle. no charges have filed against the deputy. happening today, levi stadium will host the first-ever

international soccer match. it's the first test of the new turf. officials say they have replaced that old sod with the wear efficient bermuda grass with a grass used for years at candlestick park. game tonight is a sell-out crowd. will the earthquake place the sounders on -- the earthquake play the sounders on -- the area has been overhauled. 49ers open in dallas, and big announcement surrounding ray mcdonald. what coach harbaugh said about his arrest, and what that will mean for the game. >> rumors are buzzing about a big events at apple next week. up next, a look at the lines that have already formed in one city with people trying to get hold of a hot ticket item that hasn't even been released.

>> i'm tracking several changes for the weekend. we'll have a look at the current conditions, show you the afternoon highs.

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sure, if not, it will be the apocalypse or something like that. >> reporter: the senior writer says to expect two iphones with a bigger screen. >> we could see a smart watch, which people have been calling the i-watch. >> reporter: other companies have tried smart watches with limited success when tim cook takes the stage, he'll do so where the original mac was introduced, suggesting tuesday is significant. >> it's a huge deal for tim cook. all of the previous products they have introduced have been things that came out under steve jobs' watch, or were in development before he passed away. >> reporter: cook has promised new product categories this year. will a smart watch be it? and if so, what should it do? >> navigation, i can get the caller id, messages, twitter, news. those things. >> what about the time? >> yeah, definitely. >> he says some photos of the

iphone have apparently been leaked out. apple fans are already camping outside the company's flagship store in new york city for the iphone 6, but apple haven't seen said when they are releasing it. just that there will be an announcement on tuesday. some people say they are confidence with the release, and are willing to wait in line. the first two spots are held by a couple who traveled from jackson, mississippi. >> we always know the lines create a massive amount of press attention, so really, we wanted to use this as a platform to raise awareness about a medical security app. >> that couple says their company paid hundreds of dollars to other people ahead of them so that the pair could get right there to the front of the line. they say the goal is to get all the press coverage to promote their healthcare start-up. big victory for yelp. a federal court has submissioned a lawsuit by small -- dismissed a lawsuit bright small business

owners. they say they didn't ties and were punished with bad reviews. some business owners say after they decided not to ties, negative ratings were posted higher, and positive reviews were hidden. >> only shopping the bad, it is unfair, and not ethical at all. >> attorneys for the small business owners who find the suit say they have not decided whether or not to appeal that ruling. lot of activities going on around the bay, including mountain view's art and wine festival, always a fun time down there in mountain view. let's turn to rosemary to see how we're going to look out for the folks. >> it's going to be another beautiful afternoon. we remain locked in this mild to warm pattern. we will be cool at the coast with partly to mostly cloudy skies, but how about sunshine? giving a live look over the pittsburgh, bay point area. maybe you're stepping out for a soccer game. it's going to be nice as we get into the afternoon, this

morning, many of us waking up with plenty of gray skies. so the low clouds, patchy fog back with us, and widespread. into some of the inner east bay locations. on shore breeze is with us this morning, and will continue for the afternoon, so expect that along the coastline and inside the bay for today, and seeing it gusty around fairfield. so we continue with a very stable air mass in place. we have this trough off the coastline in the pacific, we've got a ridge of high pressure over the southwest, and we remain the status quo with mild to warm weather, and temperatures seasonal for this time of year. where we will remain cloudy again along the coast. i see an increase in clouds coming our way for tomorrow, and it has to do can hurricane norbert. this is going to continue northwest organization the course of the weekend.

here's look at the path expected by monday. looks like it takes a curve and heads authorities east, eventually. that could bring flooding concerns to parts much the desert southwest, high surf to southern california, but i want to talk about us. we could see some of these clouds chomp hour way, and -- come our way. here we are. picking it up, it clouds around the bay, along its coastline, by -- the coastline. into sunday, due know the -- do you notice the few high clouds from the south? as i pregnant, we have an increase -- as i progress, we have an increase. into sub day night, maybe into monday morning, so a little of interesting information there coming our way. for today, more the same, 59 in concord, 51 in napa, 59 in san jose. for the afternoon, upper 70s to low 80s for the north bay, head into the east bay, 70s

along the east bay shoreline, mid-to upper 80s inland east bay, into the santa clara valley. 73 san mateo, 73 san francisco, low to mid-60s for the coast, but mostly cloudy conditions. extended forecast there, notice not a lot of change. temperatures do take baby steps downward through sunday, monday, into tuesday, and maybe even slightly cooler on wednesday. back to the desk. red cross is holding a blood drive after announcing an urgent need for blood donations. >> donations from people who are type o negative, b negative and a negative are badly needed it will be held at the presbyterian church at 9:00 a.m. red cross named 9 new people as the latest alameda county

heroes. the breakfast recognized ordinary people for extraordinary act of heroism. heather holmes emceed that events. one of the people being honored was an east bay man named jose tenao. he was at a park when he heard cries for help. >> i start running, and started screaming, got lucky. >> he says when he spotted the boy in trouble in the water, he just went into action, and thankfully, he was able to get the child to safety. ktvu is one of the sponsors of that events. unusual sight on the golden gate bridge. coming up in 20 minutes, why it just wasn't cars causing the traffic jamming during last night's commute. >> determined to disease mantle the -- dismantle isis, or isil. what needs to be done and

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>> it's beautiful that people will remember him, and maybe thing about think about his story. >> his wife and three of his four children attended the dedication in walnut creek with dozens of other officers. president obama says the u.s. and western allies will dismantle the group known at isis, or isil. he made the comments after attending this week's nato summit in wails. they say an international coalition including the u.s. plans to cut off the financial resources of militant group in

addition to using military force. >> there's great conviction that we have to ability as part of the international community to degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> the white house says the president has not decided whether to authorize airstrikes in syria. limited air strikes have been conducted in iraq. hundreds of people turned out for a private memorial in florida for an american journal list killed by mill -- journalist killed by the militants. they reev -- released for the killing of sotloff. rick scott has ordered all flags to be flown at half staff. the miami dolphins will hold a moment of silence for sotloff before tomorrow's game. more details are being revealed by a science demonstration that injured children. the employee set off a flash fire when she was trying to

create a small tornado at the museum on wednesday. they say she poured alcohol on a cotton ball that had been busted with acid. the alcohol should have been put on first. the injured included minor burns and smoke inhalation. the hawaiian volcano observatory has issued a warning for a beach community that could be cut off because of a volcano threat. it is now within a mile on the edge of a community. an emergency proclamation was signed this, and the governor is asked to provide emergency assistance. a seconds -- second day the protesting. >> more details about whether ray mcdonald will take the field tomorrow after the arrest

last weekend. >> low clouds and fog. when the low clouds are expected to burn off.

>> some people were bleeding, and rushed to the hospital.

>> 11 people hurt after a bus runs into a home. what police are saying about the driver who caused that crash, and the search under way. welcome back. i'm mike mibak. >> look at this shot into san francisco, you can barely see the skyline, people already on the go. we are waking up with the clouds, the fog, it's going to burn around, well's be left with -- we'll be left with mostly sunny skies, but look how widespread it is. rain-layered depth similar to yesterday. temperatures slightly cooler. 56 inpatient field, 51 in -- fairfield, 51 in napa valley. we're waking up in the upper 50s around the bay. 58 san francisco, 57 half moon bay. as we get through the morning hours, by 10, 11:00, it's

pulling out, and we will be left with the sunshine and then along the coastline, partly to mostly cloudy skies. santa cruze partly cloudy to mostly sunny. it never gets away from the coastline, so we'll continue with this very nice to warm pattern, 77 in vallejo, 78 for redwood city, 69 san francisco, go inland, it's a warm day, upper 80s in livermore, 87 in morgan hill. so how long is this wonderful pattern going to last? i'll have a look at the extended forecast for you coming up in just a few moments. a duplex in contra costa county red tagged as a bus slams into the side of the building and in a living room, a few feet from the crash, 3-year-old baby. police are on the hunt for a man in a stolen car suspected

causing this crash. >> reporter: as you said, i was going to point out the hole has been boarded up, but next to it, you can receive the path that out of control bus took before it ran into the side of this house. it went through two metal fences, a lot of debris from that is out here, and took out several trees along the way. police say this man caused the crash. they are searching for richard contreras who was behind the wheel of the red stolen honda. he was speeding through the neighborhood when he ran a red light and hit an ac transit bus. it caused the bus driver to lose control and crash into the house. 11 people went to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, including the bus driver and passengers. there was a child and 3-month-old baby in the home at the time of the crash. the impact knocked the baby's chair over in the living room, but the children were not hurt. the home has been red tagged,

and the family has now had to stay at a hotel. >> this is my house, this is where i live. this is where i go home. i don't have a home now. >> reporter: this was the scene yesterday night when a tow truck plucked the bus from the side of the house, the police have the passenger who was riding with contreras in the red honda in custody, a juvenile, but they are still looking for the driver who ran from the crash scene, he's 5'11", 150 pounds, and he has a criminal history when it comes to stolen vehicles, so if anybody thinks they have seen him or know him, give the police a call. second day of protests is scheduled to start in poke lands near urban shield training for law enforcement agencyies. they say the training is too extreme, and linked to police

shootings, but police say the training exercise is designed to prepare law enforcement to respond to disaster and mass shootings. >> there's violent people out there, and there are people that want to do harm to us, and to the citizens, and for that, we have to be properly equipped and properly trained. >> yesterday, hundreds of protestor block -- protestors blocked the streets for hours. several law enforcement agencies in california have been suspended from a program that provides military gear after some equipment was reported missing. police agencies have received more than 16,000 military surplus items including grenade launchers, bayonets and armored vehicles. but some departments have been suspended from the program after rifles went missing. the town of davis received an armored truck, but decided to return it after complaints from

some residents. >> i personally do not feel safer when i see a massive armored vehicle used by the military rolling down my own street. >> the president has a review of the program that turns over surplus military greer to police agencies. the move came after a week of riots and protests in ferguson, missouri, when an unarmed black teen was shot by police. police from san leandro arrested three suspects. the guns were partially assembled assault rifles that had only plastic tips on the barrels so they would look like toy guns. >> the officers will be forced to shoot to protect their own lives or someone else, regardless if it has the plastic tip on it or no. >> so the lawmakers have called for legislation requiring imitation guns to be brightly colored to avoid being mistaken

for real guns, but police say forcing an officer to hesitate to result in tragedy. there's new information about a body found burned on a road. the woman is 35-year-old jewelry kalocli, she was found near a reservoir after witnesses saw a body burning along the road. >> focusing on identifying the person that killed julie, and bringing them to justice. >> friends and family say she moved to san jose from missouri in 2008. one friend said she had a troubled relationship with her boyfriend. oakland film crew is re-grouping after they say three men robbed them at gunpoint. the crew happened to be filming at the time and captured audio from the incident. >> the crew was filming for the

series called dike central. the director says the incident is especially unfortunate because it goes against the message of their series. >> i think it just rattled people's sense of safety, which is really unfortunate, because you know, we are, our series is about showcasing oakland and how beautiful the city is. >> the men stole a camera and some of the crew's personal belongings, but the robbers left behind valuable equipment like lights and a sound board. richmond police are using a new technique called john shaming to try to deter prostitution. on thursday night, police conducted a sting on 23rd 23rd street. undercover officers arrested 11 men for solicitation. now, the suspects faces are posted on the department's facebook page. the owner of a body shop in the area says the prostitution problem has been bad, but has recently started to improve. >> i think it's slowed down, very few that comment by here

during the day. traffic on ohio has quieted down. >> critics of the john shaming argue posting the photos is too harsh a punishment that lasts for zoo long a time -- too long a time of the police said they will eventually take the photos down. two high school students in calaveras county are under arrest after being a loaded gun on to a school bus. that scare started early yesterday morning. school officials say students who were on the bus began texting their parents that a 17-year-old had a loaded gun. is parents then called the school. investigators say the bus driver didn't know and was radios to pull over. the principal then ran to the bus stop to stop anyone from leaving. >> coming with a loaded fire average, there has to be some incident. i believe we avoided something today. >> deputies found the gun understand a seat. a 15-year-old brought it on the bus, and gave it to the older

student. both are being held in juvenile hall. deputies are trying to figure out who the gun belongs to, and the owner of the gun could face charges. new this morning, president obama will not take any executive action on immigration reform under congressional elections until after congressional elections rather. that is accord together ap, which is citing white house sources. it comes after democrats expressed concern the debate to hurt competitive reyes in the senate. white -- races in the senate. they still expect the president to make an announcement by the end of the year. supporters are being -- raise the minimum wage from $9 to $12.25 an hour by 2015. san francisco voters will consider a ballot pleasure that would raise the minimum wage at

$15. alameda county leaders are worried about the cost building a stadium for the raiders. the city of oakland is negotiating with team to build it at the current site. contra costa times reports some county officials had hoped any deal would help pay off the more than $1 million bond debt that is owed for renovations renovatt lure them back in 1995. after being arrested on domestic violence charges ray mcdonald will take the field. he was arrested last sunday for domestic violence. he positioned $25,000 bail -- posted $25,000 bail. mcdonald has been fined in practice, and will play in tomorrow's game. >> i feel like, with what's known, he is at liberty to play in the game. >> the police continue to very long the allegations --

investigate the allegations. so far, prosecutors have not filed charges. and ktvu is taking you behind the scenes of levi stadium, from the food, to the technology. the all-access pass airs tonight at 7:30. business in san francisco's mission distribution destroyed by fire. coming up, the new concerns as crews race to demolish the building. >> pretty rare sight on the golden gate bridge, what caused cars to stop in both directions. >> this morning, waking up with plenty of gray skies. we'll take a look at how we spread the cloud cover is. when i expect it to burn off and the numbers expected for your area, coming up.

check it out. there was an unusual sight on the bridge, you can see the two deer running on the bridge, spotted before 5:30 after they hopped on the bridge. the two deer turned around and got off the bridge, and luckily, no one was hurt. officials with the golden gate bridge say the span and its toll plaza will look different in future years. they are getting rid of several booths to make way for the long awaited moveable median barrier. all booths may eventually be eliminated and replaced with electronic equipment mound over an overage. bridge will be shut down over january 10 and 11 for the installation of the $30 million barrier. thomas five years since high school senior was shot and killed in oakland, and

investigators are still looking for the gunman. desiree davis was celebrating the labor day holiday with friends when a man got out of a car, and started shooting. davis was hit and killed. police say they believe she was an innocent bystander. davis, her sister, and their mother had moved to the bay area from new orleans after losing everything in hurricane katrina. >> we've been through so much, and we -- there's no answers. there's no closure, there's nothing. there's no acceptance. >> davis had just started her senior year at oakland tech high, and was dreaming of becoming a veterinarian. oakland police say the shooting remains unsolved, but they will continue to follow leads and revisit and talk with witnesses. searchers will be out again this morning for a private plane that crashed near jamaica. a new york real estate developer and his wife are blood to be on that -- believed to be on that plane.

lawrence grazerand his wives -- wife were experienced pilots. the plane flew for hours without response. the windows were frosted, which experts say may be a sign of a lack of oxygen. >> if it's glazed over, you have a good feeling of what the problem is, and it doesn't take long when it's iced up inside for a person to freeze. >> the coast guard is searching for the wreckage with the jamaican military using a helicopter rescue crews have spotted an oil slick in the area where it's suspected that plane went down. malaysia prime minister has announced plans to sends a search team to the site of a plane crash. the search team will collect evidence that can be used if a case over the deadly crash every goes to court. 298 people were killed when the plane was shot down in july. the white house believes rebels loyal to russia are responsible.

the search for remains was suspended last month during to fighting in the area. a third american missionary is being treated for the ebola advisement dr. sacra arrived at the university of nebraska. he is seriously ill, but in stable condition. and read a statement asking for prayers for his family. >> i know that with or without evacuation, i could well die from this disease, and frankly, my main concern are for debbie and my boy, and the ministry of s.i.m. >> two other missionaries are been successfully treated for the ebola virus after being evacuated to the united states. the experimental medication used to treat them is no longer available. the time is 7:47, and if you're looking outside and saying it's always so grape in the morning, row -- gray in the

morning, rosemary is trying to warm it up. >> we'll started out with a look at walnut creek, where we typically get sunshine. take a look. the low clouds, widespread. moving through parts of the bay, martinez, venesha, covered in gray. it's everywhere. i do expect it will burn off. to your temperatures now, where we have 56 in antioch, 56 in fairfield, low 60s in areas like oakland, mountain view, 86, 59 in san jose, low 50s in napa. even though it's a gray start, temperatures not too bad. it will feel cool out there without the sunshine, so perhaps bring the light jacket if you're temperaturing out early. san francisco -- stepping out

early. san francisco, 63, later on, they will move into the upper 60s. if you think about hanging out in san francisco, 10:00, holding on to low 60s. by 1:00, 65, unerror 60s for the -- upper 60s for the second half of the afternoon, and then temperatures are cooling back down at 7:00, 60 degrees expected. if you're going to see the a's play, mostly turn any. low 70s in the forecast for the second half of the day. 71 degrees for game time. it's going to be nice out there. bring the sun block, bring the shade, because we have plenty of sunshine in store for the second half of your day. 79 for sonoma, upper 70s in nevada, upper 60s for sausalito. 88 for livermore, for the santa clara valley, 79 san jose, looking at 85 los gatos, 74 if

you're heading to the boardwalk. santa cress looking good. the beautiful day to be outdoors. 64 daily city, 64 pa seven can, with most -- pacifica. as we get into tomorrow, temperatures won't change a lot. we will see an increase in mid-and high level clouds. those clouds coming all the way from hurricane norbert off the baja coastline, but we may see some clouds come our way for the second part of the weekend. temperatures remain in the upper 60s for inland cities, 70s around the bay, 60s at the coast. back to the desk. state senator wants to change laws so all of the pg&e

fines go to -- suggest they pay $1.4 billion fines for the deadly san bernardino pipeline explosion. 950 million is supposed to go into the state's general fund, but the senator says all the money should be used for pipeline the safety improvements. he plans to introduce the bill to make that happen in december. his district includes the neighborhoods where the explosion happened. in a little more than an hour, kids in east palo alto will have a new playground. >> it is on bell street near university avenue. city did allow the public to vote on the plans. long lines outside an apple story in new york city. coming up, what these people are waiting to buy, and why they could be camped out for several weeks. >> it's a big day for the sanford football fans, as they get ready to face usc. what you can expect if you're headed to that game.

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it will bring 50 to 60% chance of rain ankle -- rain thunderstorms for the san diego area. san francisco is launching a trial social experiment at u.n. plaza along market street. the experiment is called night market. and last flight was the first trial of the event it, drew out hundreds of people to a place that is often plagued with crime. the goal is to bring people together and make this area a safe and fun area. >> when we activate spaces like this, it becomes less of a place

where people worry. >> every friday night through october, the plaza will be filled with foods, live music, vendors. private security will be on hand to make sure the crowd don't get too rowdy. nascar driver tony stewart must win in virginia to stay in the chase for the sprint cup championship. he qualified in 19th position for the race tonight. the his form me khruschev says -- his former crew chief says he's been quiet after hitting and killing ward. his friends calls the death tragic. expect traffic jams and slow traffic around the berkley campus. there are two important football games. this early contest pits two rivals, and two of the top teams

kick off is 12:30. here is a rundown of the local teams in action, usc at san ford. people are urged to take public transit. san jose state is on the road against the auburn tigers. two hour, 42 minute rain delay did not seem to slow them down. a 2-1 pitch down the line to right field, posey is batting .306 with the easy score. still in the 3ed. crawford playing a little pinball wizard. he is safe at first. and then in the 6th, sandoval with a solo bottom. you can watch the giants game here, we will be ending mornings

on 2 to bring you coverage starting at 9:30. looking to get hot. down 1-0. bases loaded for norris. he hits a flare. a's take the lead. oakland up 3-2. looking to tack on when they can. bases loaded again. but it's a 5-2-3 double play, and astros get out of it. fast forward to the 6ed. chris carter with one on, and see you later, deep into the night sky. 36th of the year. astros win the opener. scary scene after 11 people are rushed to the hospital in richmond. what caused that ac transit but to crash into a home and the search underway. >> people like cal state east bay are on alert. how the information of 6000 people may have been stolen.

>> subtle changes for your saturday afternoon. we'll update your current conditions and look at the afternoon highs, coming up.

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into a home. >> all lanes on -- ac transit bus crash into a home. >> san francisco street remains shut down this morning, after a business is destroyed by fire. the new concerns as crews prepare to demolish the building. mornings on 2 continues. this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. it is saturday, september 6. >> let's dive right in and say hello to rosemary. good morning. >> good morning, another good-looking day on the way. we want to start in the east bay where we have sunshine this morning. take a look! a mix of sun and clouds. the farther west you go, the cloudier it is. we have clouds and fog out there this morning. gray in some spots. look how widespread into the

north bay, into the south bay, into the east bay as women. concord, livermore seeing gray, and this is expected to stick around for the next hour or so. it will pull back, women's have mostly sunny skies, at least on the way for the coast, and temperatures like yesterday. we may see some areas warm slightly, but it shouldn't be a lot. the on shore breeze continues, fairfield, cranking, 30-mile an hour gusts with sustained wind at 18 miles an hour. it will let up for the first part of the day, and pick back up as we get up into the evening hours. the sea breeze will be with us inside the bay, and temperatures comfortable for most. 57 degrees in walnut creek, 55 in napa, low 60s in redwood city. and half moon bay, waking up with 57 degrees. as we get into the afternoon, 77 san rafael, 69 san francisco, mid-70s for oakland, hayward, upper 70s for fremont.

89 for antioch, we get into the south bay, we have 9 san jose, 87 degrees for morgan hill, so beautiful weather in the forecast for today. i do see an increase in clouds coming our way. i'll show you where the clouds are coming from in the extended forecast coming up. new this morning, all lanes have reopened on highway 101 in san jose after a frightening crash that sent a woman off the end of a freeway. it happened before 2:00 a.m. near the northbound 680 connector ramp. two cars crashed and a woman was ejected from a vehicle. she fell about 60 feet off the ramp, and on to the freeway where she was hit by a passing car. the woman was rushed to the hospital. her condition has not been released. we have a picked of the man police are searching for in connection with a crash that involved a stolen car, ac transit bushes and richmond home -- bus, and a richmond home.

that car injured 11 people and barely missed a baby boy in the house. >> reporter: that home is on 18th and burbank, you see that plywood board, that's where the bus crashed into the house. you can see the path that puss took before it hit -- bus took before it hit the home. it went through met stall fences -- metal fences and debris. >> richmond police say this man called the crash. they are searching for 24-year-old richard contreras who is behind the wheel of a stolen red honda. around 5:35, he was speeding through the neighborhoods when he ran a red light and hit the bus. the impact from the crash causes the bus driver to lose control and crash into the side of this home. 11 people went to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, includes the bus driver and passengers.

there was a child and 3-month-old baby boy in the house at the time of the crash, the impact knocked the baby's chair over, but the children weren't hurt. we talked talked to a neighbor d a chance to go into the damaged home and took pictures from inside the living room. you can see where the bus came through a window in the center of the picture, you can see where it looks like the ceiling is somewhat detached from the wall. the building has been red tagged. the family in the home is now staying at a hotel, but neighbors say it could have been worse. >> it's pretty devastating. obviously somebody on the sidewalk could have easily been killed. >> reporter: this is the scene yesterday flight when a tow truck plucked the bus out of the home. the police have the passenger who was riding with contreras under arrest, a juvenile, but they are still looking for contreras, the driver, who they say caused this big mess. he ran away from the scene shortly after the crash. he's described at 5'11",

150 pounds, he does have a criminal history involving some previous car thefts. anyone who knows where he may be or recognizes him should give richmond police a call. as soon as today, crews could begin tearing down the not at the store gutted by a fire in san francisco's mission district. the demolition should last several days. officials say they want to eliminate the hazardous can be and pinpoints the cause of -- conditions and pinpoint the cause of the fire. the owners say they want to rebuild and restock, but real estate agents see an opportunity for redevelopment. >> absolutely booming. you would have to go to the city and find out what they will let you build. that's where the value lies. >> while many neighboring shops have reopened between 22nd and 23rd, it's still blocked off

as a precaution. and late last night, a photographer reported this into the damage of a group of workers arrived at the store. they were dressed in hazardous material type safety outfits and bagged and collected are items. powerful lights and a heavy duty construction equipment, was brought in. presumably for the building demolition. fire crews in mariposa county are battling a fire on the end of yosemite flags park. the bridge fire started yesterday at about 1:00 p.m., ten miles east of mariposa near highway 49. authorities say they ordered evacuations for p hundred homes, and -- 700 homes and five businesses in the ponderosa basin area, so far, that fire has burned 300 acres and is 25% contained. yesterday, cal fire used helicopters and their big air tanker to drop retardant. there are no reports of injuries or information about how this fire started.

rim fire district has added firefighter position to help prepare for the peak fire season. there has been a rise in taxes to add staff. it covers 42 square miles in cost con county. contra costa county. a security breach has compromised the personal information of 6000 people. it happened more than a year ago, but it wasn't discovered until last month. officials say a malicious software tool allowed someone to gain access to the names, addresses, and social security numbers but officials say no financial academic or medical information was stolen. the university has notified those affected and is offering a 12 month membership to a credit monitoring service for free.

parents in the western cost -- they have a zero policy for drug tolerance. they say school re shores officers this to resuscitate one student and two got so sick, they had to be taken to the hospital. the suspect was taken to juvenile hall. we continue our coverage of the napa earthquake, while many shops have eopened, one of the most recognizable businesses is closed. owners of the uptown theater are looking for artists to help restore murals and art deco designs. and could take two months to fix the ceiling. ump however can the executive director says inspectors have deemed the building structural sounds. several shows have been canceled. two young girls are doing

what they can to help some four legged victims of the earthquake last week, they raised $24 from their lemonade stands for flap pa humane society -- napa humane show the. but they are going to sell more lemonade at pet food express. they will make a $14,000 donation. the money goes to help people who were lost in the quake. this musician, known for say hey, i love you, will be one of the futures performers for a benefit conference. the producers of bottle rock 2014 will hold the fund-raiser on september 28 at the napa valley expo. the concert will include some

flap pa area musicians -- napa area musicians. as many as 3000 spectators can quake victims will receive coordinated help starting monday. the assistance center will open at 1:00 p.m. at first and silverado trail. the city and county are working together to offer services. a santa rosa artist painted a mural of a boy who was shot and killed by a deputy. the 8 by 16-foot mural has gone up at a busy intersection. it is three miles from where andy lopez was shot and killed. sheriff's depth says the deputy miss took his bb begun for an assault rifle. the shooting sparked protests. no charges were filed. happening today, levi stadium is going to host its first-ever international soccer match. the game between mexico and

chile is a sell out. the earthquake played the sounders on august 2. but tonight will be the first test of the new turf. officials have replaced the old sod with grass used at candlestick park for years. experts say the problem with the stadium is just not the grass, but the sand base under it. to that entire area has been overhauled. more pro tess expected near -- pro protests expected near -- protests expected near you -- >> nude hacked photos of celebrities. >> changes in the forecast. i'll line up the numbers for today, and the future forecast.

blast. that according to the associated press. the announcement comes after many democrats in congress expressed concern about the debate. white house officials say they still expect the president to announce an executive order on immigration reform by the end of

the year. big victory for yelp. a lawsuit has been dismissed by small business owners who claim businesses that don't advise on the website are -- advertise on the website are punished. there are restaurants to auto repair shops. some business owners say after they decided not to advertise, negative ratings were posted higher, and positive reviews were hidden. >> only showing the bad. it is absolutely unfair and not ethical at all. >> attorneys for the small business owners who filed the suit say they have not decided whether they will appeal the ruling. apple is expected to make a major announcement this tuesday about new iphones and possibly a wearable computer. the company will be making an announcement at the flint center where a white cube sits in the parking lot. it's anybody's guess as to what's inside the cube, and what apple will unveil.

c-net senior writer says she expect the announcement to be big since it's place where the original mac was introduced. >> all the previous products have been things that came out under steve jobs a' -- steve jobs' watch or under development. >> many apple fans think a product will be a watch. and many are camped out in new york city waiting for the phone, but apple haven't said when they are releasing it, just there will be an announcement on tuesday, even so, some people say they are confidence about the release and are willing to wait in line. the first two spots are held by a couple who traveled from jack on, mississippi. >> we know the lines create a lot of press attention, so really, we wanted to use this as a platform to raise awareness about a medical security app.

>> the couple says the company paid hundreds of dollars to other people ahead of them so that pair could get to the front of the line. they say the goal is to get all the press coverage to promote their healthcare start-up. an art gallery is planning to supply the hacked photos of -- it was appeared -- part of a phishing campaign. it has images from the past 7 years of celebrities caught in their most private moments by hackers or paparazzi. the show is titled no delete, and is meant to seal the debate on privacy. this time around, it's stanford, so college football here in the bay area. hopefully a nice day for everyone. >> it's going to be beautiful. we will have sunshine for the afternoon, which means the sun block, bring water, make sure

you have at least a can or shade radar flag is drifting with the lights on shore breeze. it's a gray one. if you are stepping out, temperatures in the 50s and 60s, but with plenty of overcast skies. could feel cooler. the pattern is in place. we have a trough over the pacific, ridge of high pressure strengthening our way. could drive temperatures up by a few degrees. all in all, not a lot of clang going on for today. 60s at the coast, 70s around the bay, upper 80s inland. i want to spend some time talking about hurricane norbertd. now the winds are 120 miles an hour, you can see off the baja peninsula here, about 95 miles off, so this stretch here with watches and warnings, heavy rainfall, a possibility of 10 i-

10- inch,s here's the interesting part. notice what's coming in from the

south. as i move us into the evening hours, even picking up just a bit of moisture here over areas south of us around monterey, we have partly to mostly cloudy skies coming our way, that's what the models are projecting at this moment. so tracking that for you tomorrow. let's talk about today. 59 degrees right now in concord, 61 in oak lands, 62 for -- oakland, 62 for redwood city, up in kent. east bay, 74 in oakland, 88 for danville, 89 for brent wood. santa clara valley, 89, 86 for gilroy, 72 san bruno. cloudy and mild at the coast. the extended forecast here with the bay area weekend always in view. temperatures don't change as we get into sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, perhaps just a slight cooling trend, and you can see it there for yourself. back to the desk. red cross has named nine new

people at -- the annual awards breakfast recognized ordinary people for their acts heroism. heather emceed that events at the airport hilton. one man honored was an east bay man. he was at a park when he heard cries for help. >> i start running, i run, be heard screaming. i got lucky. i walked straight to the kid. >> he says when he spotted the boy in trouble in the water, he went into action, and thankfully, he was able to get the child to safety. ktvu is one of the sponsors of that events. it was off to the on the golden gate bridge as deer make a dash for may -- marin county. >> a mix up by one museum employee that ended up injuring

13 people.

the interchange between interstate 680 and highway 24 has president bush renamed in honor of officer kenyon young strom. he was shot and killed during a

traffic stop in alamo. >> we would rather have him here with us, but it's beautiful that people will remember him and maybe think about his story and know more about his life. >> his wife and three of his four children attended the dedication in walnut creek, along with dozens of other officers. with two months before the november election, residents in richmond will have a chance to see and hear candidates running for mayor and city council. debate will be in style of a town hall forum, and held at noon. the public is invited to attend. the debate will be broadcast online, candidates are expected to touch on issues specific to richmond. president obama says the u.s. and western ail lies will dis-- allies will dismantle isis, or isil. the white house says an international coalition including the u.s. plans to cut off the financial resources of

the militant group in addition to using military force. >> there's great conviction that we have to act as part of the international community to degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> the president has not decided whether to authorize air strikes ton islamic state militants in syria. limited air strikes have been conducted in iraq. hundreds of people turned out for a private memorial in florida for an american journalist killed by militants. the group released a video of the beheading of steve sotloff, and has claimed responsibility for the killing of another u.s. journalist, james foley. governor scott has ordered all flags to be flown at half staff. the dolphins will hold a moment of silence for sotloff before the game tomorrow. more details are being revealed by a science demonstration at a children's museum in reno that injured 13 people, including 8 children. investigators say the employee

set up a flash fire when she tried to create a small tornado at the museum on wednesday. they say she poured alcohol on a cotton ballot that was adultsed with boric acid. they say the alcohol should have been put on first. the injuries include minor burns, and smoke inhalation. the employee has been placed on leave. film crew in oakland captures the audio as they were being robbed. this is not the picture they were trying to capture. >> a new technique to stop prostitution. the program designed to embarrass men into fog -- following the law.

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>> good morning. let's start you off on this saturday morning with a look at your gray morning. >> we have a splendid afternoon in store, we have to cut through the gray, giving you a live look at all the overcast in san jose. we have temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s outside your door. few low 50s out there, let's take a look at what's happening. widespread with the cloud cover. east bay, north bay, most of us are covered. you have to get well inland

areas, fairfield, antioch, but this is well into areas like concord, livermore, martinez, covered in gray skies. the winds are on shore, fairfield, 18 miles an hour, gusting to 30, a little earlier has settled down just a little bit, and for the afternoon, the on shore breathe not going to go away, but will weaken more. so this is what we're looking at. 58 in fairfield, we have 58 in walnut creek, 60 in livermore, around the bay, upper 50s to low 60s, oakland, 61. 61 redwood city, mid-50s napa, 59 in nevada, 56 in santa rows. for the afternoon, these numbers are like yesterday, slightly warmer for some, 88 in livermore, 86 fairfield, 77 vallejo. 69 san francisco, upper 70s for redwood city, and 73 degrees for san mateo. i'll show you how long this

pattern will last in the extended forecast coming up. the search is on for a man accused of causing an accident that sent a bus crashing into a richmond home. the ac transit bus went right through the side of the building, and while there were injuries, it could have been much worse. ally is live outside that home where it was boarded up overnight. >> reporter: the home has been red tagged. you can see in the front door, it's no longer safe to go in. the family has to stay at a hotel, and behind us is a gaping hole in the side of the home. it is covered up with plywood. the house is on 18th and bur beck. police are looking for this man, 4-year-old richard contreras for causing the car crash that sent the bus into the house around 5:30 yesterday evening.

been , he does have a criminal history involving other car thefts. live in richmond. a second day of pro tess is scheduled to get -- protests is scheduled to get underway for law enforcement agencyies. they say the training is too extreme, and linked to police shootings, but police say the you are basketball shield training -- athe urban shield training is to train officers to respond to disaster and mass shootings. >> there are violent people there, and people that want to do harm to us and to the citizens. and for that, we have to be properly equipped and properly trained. >> yesterday hundreds of protestors blocked broadway street for several hours but no arrests were made. the oakland mayor says the urban

shield exercise will not be held in oakland bought of the protests. several law enforcement agencies have been suspended from a program using military because it's been missing. there have been 1600 pieces of equipment provided. but several departments have been suspended from the program after rifles went missing. the town of davis received an armored truck, but has decided to return it after complaints from some residents. >> i personally do not feel safer when i see a massive armored vehicle used by the military rolling down my own street. >> the president has ordered a review of the program that turns over surplus military gear to police agencies. police in san orlando -- three suspected are were arrested --

were arrested after police found the guns while investigate a marijuana grow operation. the guns were partially assembled assault rifles that had orange plastic tips right there on the barrels so they would look like toy guns. >> the officers will be forced to shoot to protect their own lives, or protect someone else. regardless if it has the plastic tip on it. >> some lawmakers have called for legislation requiring i am takes guns to be -- imitation guns to be brightly colored. but police say forcing an officer to hesitate could result in tragedy. thomas five years since the high school senior was shot and killed in oakland and investigators are still looking for the gunman. 17-year-old desiree davis was celebrating the holiday when a man got out of a car and started shooting. davis was hit and killed. police say they believe she was an innocent bystander, davis, her sister, and their mother moved from new orleans after

losing everything in hurricane katrina. >> we've been through so much, and we so, -- there's no answers, no closure, there's nothing, there's no acceptance. >> davis had just started her senior year, and was dreaming of becoming a veterinarian. oakland police say the shooting remains unsolved, but they will continue to follow leads and revisit and talk with witnesses. there is new information about a body found burned on the side of a south bay road last week. deputies say the woman is now identified as 35-year-old julie kalochchi. she was found near a reservoir west of morgan hill after witnesses saw a body burning along the road. >> focusing on finding the person that killed julie, and bringing them to justice. >> friends and family say she moved to san jose from missouri in 2008. one friend said she had a troubled relationship with her boyfriend. richmond police are using a technique called john shaming to try to deter prostitution.

on thursday, police conducted a sting on 23rd street. undercover officers posing as prostitutes arrested 11 men for solicitation. now the suspects' faces are on the facebook page. often the owner -- the owner of a body shop said the prostitution was bad, but it's gotten better. >> very few come by, the traffic on ohio has quieted down. >> critics of the so-called john shaming argue posting the photos are too harsh a punishment that lasts too long. police say they will eventually take the photos down. oakland film crew is re-grouping after they say three men robbed them. they captured audio from the incident. >> the crew was filming for this

lgbt series when it happened. the director of the show says the incident is unfortunate because it goes against the meetings age of their series. -- message of their series. >> i think it rattled people's sense of safety, which is unfortunate, because, you know, we are like, our series is about showcasing oak land and how beautiful the city is. >> we are told the men stole a camera and some of the crew's personal belongings, but the robbers left behind valuable equipment like lights and sound board. two high school students are under arrest after bring a loaded gun on a school bus. that started early yesterday morning. school officials say students who were on the bus began texting parents that a 17-year-old had a loaded gun. the parents called the school. investigators say the bus driver didn't know it was happening, was radioed to pull over, and the principal ran to the bus

stop to stop anyone super leaving. >> you have to -- from leaving. >> you have to speculate that we averted something. >> deputies say they found the gun under asserted. they say a 15-year-old brought it on the bus, and gave it to the older student. both are held in juvenile hall. deputies are trying to figure out who the gun belongs to and the owner could face charges. searchers will be out again looking for a private plane that crashed near jamaica. new york real state developer and his wife are believed to be on the plane. officials say lawrence glazer and his wife were experienced pilots it is believed the plane crashed ocean near jamaica after they became unconscious. the plane flew for hours. windows were frosted, which some experts say may be a sign of a lack of oxygen. >> it's all glazed over, you have a good feeling what the problem is, and doesn't take

long when it's iced up inside for a person to freeze. >> the coast guard is searching for the wreckage along with military helicopter. jamaican rescue crews spotted an oil slick in the area where it is expected that plane went down. first test of the newest round of grass at levi stadium. the match being played tonight at the historical stadium. >> a first of its kind. hotel opens in new york. up next, the place that allows unhappy coupled to check in only to leave newly single. >> pleasant summer pattern will remain in place for the weekend.

voters will consider a ballot measure that would raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour by 2018. support tiers will be gathering in -- supporter will be gathering this morning. the -- the computer users will be able to reserve up to two one

hour sections a day. the previous limit was an hour a day. officials say the increase in time is in response to need and popular demand. main library on larkin has increased its time limit. visitors can use the computers for 30 minutes a day instead of just 15. for the next three days, crest beauty colorado is playing host to the budweiser campaign. -- crested butte. the street will be filled with parties and concerts. the mayor is a supporter, saying it's good for tourism, but some people who live in crested butte say it's brought big crowd and long lining. a new york hotel is going into a new type of business. the resort is turning into what is called a divorce hotel. it is the first of the kind in the country. the divorce hotel will offer packages to couples ready to split. when coupling check in on a friday, they are provided with

lawyers, psychologists and even real attended the dedication agent -- real estate agents. by sunday, the creators say the unhappy couple will be newly single. >> i was wondering why divorces are expensive. you never know when it ends, when it starts. >> six of the hotels are already up and running in the netherlands. okay. the sun is starting to shine, pockets in the bay area. let's turn it over to rosemary. >> checking out hurricane norbert. >> southern california will see some of that. here at home, we may get some of that moisture. first, a look at san francisco where we have plenty of fog and low cloud cover. along the peninsula, along the coast, into east bay, north bay,

south bay, the marine layer about where it was yesterday, and you can see most areas waking up with partly to mostly cloudy skies. you have to be well inland to get some of that sunshine. areas like fairfield and antioch, brentwood. take a look. hurricane norbert, a category 3 moving northwest at about 8 miles per hour, it's about 100 miles off the baja peninsula, so along the peninsula, plenty of advisories and warnings, up to 10 inches of rain expected with this, and the high surf, rip currents, coastal flooding, even southern california could get in on this with los angeles having a high sure, and coastal flooding a possibility. but for tomorrow, some of that mid-level moisture may pull our way, and we may see it for the second part of your sunday. let's talk about today. 58 degrees right now in fairfield, 55 in napa, low 60s

around redwood city, san francisco lost a reading, but we're about 60. to the north bay, temperatures are trailing behind. 55 in napa, temperatures are a few degrees cooler than where we were yesterday. for the afternoon, we'll be similar to yesterday. some even perhaps slightly warmer. those inland areas waking up with the sunshine because a ridge of high pressure strengthening just a little bit for your saturday afternoon. for today, if you're going to see the game, 70 degrees. a beautiful day to be out at the ballpark, giving a look at afternoon highs. 79 for sonoma, napa, 69 for sauls light, low to mid-70s along the east bay shoreline, into the south bay, 87 morgan hill, 86 for gilroy.

along the peninsula, 78 wood side, 77 menlo park. a beautiful day for the art and wine festival. mid-60s for half moon bay with partly to mostly cloudy skies at the coast. extended forecast with the bay area weekend always? view, temperatures may trend downward slightly into sunday. an increase in the mid-and high level clouds expected for the second half of the day. i'll show you that with the futurecast model coming up. giants are back in detroit, and a rain delay didn't slow them down. the 2-1 pitch down the line, posey who is batting .306 with the easy score. crawford taking some pinball wizard. blanco safe at home, and in the 6th, icing on the cake. giant win 8-2. they are still two games back of

the dodgers. you can watch the game on tvu. we will be ending the news starting to bring you coverage start -- at 9:30. >> bases loaded here for derek another rix and hits a -- norris, and hits a flare. the a's take the lead. looking to tack on, bases loaded. but a 5-2-3 double play, and the astros get out of it. fast forward to the 6th. chris carter with one on, see you later, 36th of the year. astros win the opener. 1:05 start at the coliseum. apple anticipation is growing days ahead of its big events. coming up, the people lining up for the product that hasn't even been announced yet. >> a social experiment in san

francisco. the event that organizers are putting together to try to bring a new image to the plaza.

ray mcdonald will take the field tomorrow during the 49ers season opener in dallas. mcdonald was arrested last sunday for domestic violence against his fiancee. he practiced all week after posting bail. coach harbaugh says he has been fined practice and will play in the game. >> i feel like that we know where the facts are, and what's known, he's at liberty to play in the game. >> the police continue to investigate the allegations against mcdonald. and ktvu is taking you behind the scenes at levi stadium, everything from the locker room to the need, to technology. the all-access pass levi stadium special airs tonight at 7:30.

cardinals will face usc, stanford blissed last weekend. but the early pac-12 forecast pits two rivalling and two -- risks. >> usc is at sanford. -- you are urged to take public transit. san jose state has the toughest game, on the road to alabama, against the auburn tigers. san francisco is launching a trial social experiment at u.n. plaza along market street. the experiment is called night market. last night was the first trial of the event, andrew hundreds of people -- and drew hundreds of people to a place that is usually plagued with crime. they are trying to make it a safe, fun spot to hang out. >> when we activate spaces like this, it is less of a place where people worry about safety, and more of i want to have a

bite to eat, visit friends, listen to music. >> every friday night through october, the plaza will be filled with food, live music, vendors and artists booths. police and private security will be on hand. the san francisco police department is hosting a police motorcycle skills competition. it kicked off at 8:00, held at pier 30 and 32. more than 65 officers from mexico, canada, and nevada and california will all be competing for the title of top rider. two female officers have signed up to compete in this year's event. admission is free, and all donations are going to go to local charities. this morning, the valerio police department is hosting an open house at their main stakes, at 111 amador street. it has demonstrations on the k9 units, and newest k 9, sparks, is going to be introduced to the

public. people can meet members of the s.w.a.t. team and check out the equipment. a woman is ejected from a car and falls off a ramp. details on the crash that stopped traffic on two bay area freeways. >> the producers of bottle rock have a new plan for napa. benefit concert that is now in the works to raise money to rebuild. outside the doors, the clouds are clearing. temperatures are rising. i'll have a look at what is happening outside the door at this hour, and what to expect for the afternoon, coming up.

. a bus crashes into a home injuring 11 people. the criminal history of the man police say is responsible and the search now underway. >> businesses destroyed by a huge fire are picking up the pieces and looking ahead to rebuilding. some say that location could go to better use. >> an off-duty sheriff's deputy assaulted in san jose, what witnesses say moments before a man was attacked and who police were looking for, mornings on 2 continues. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2.

>> good morning everyone and i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's start you off with a quick look at your weather, rosemary. >> good morning to you and a mostly cloudy walnut creek. take a look here, the clouds widespread this morning, slowly beginning to retreat. it's going to take the next hour or two for some of us. by the afternoon mostly sunny skies, another enjoyable weather day in the forecast along the coast it will be mild but it's going to be mostly gray in areas like pacifica and half moon bay. you can see how widespread it is. inland i'm beginning to see clouds peel back just a little bit in and around the concord area. 62 degrees for you. mostly sunny in fairfield, and the farther east you go in areas like antioch as well as bay point this morning. the oakley area. 60 degrees in livermore, still mostly cloudy. 58 walnut creek. plenty of cloud cover still over the bay. 64 in hayward, 62 in oakland. 62 redwood city. to the north bay temperatures are creeping up. 57 degrees outside your door in

napa. 59 for novato. into the afternoon for today, these numbers a lot like yesterday. 64 for pacifica with mostly cloudy skies. 69 for san francisco, low to mid-70s around the peninsula we have 76 in mountain view. over to the east bay, 77 at fremont. we have 74 in oakland, and then our inland communities will be nice and warm once again, upper 70s to mid-80s and a few upper 80s in areas like antioch as well as livermore. as we get into the second half of your weekend, our temperatures won't change a lot but we have mid level moisture coming our way. i'll explain coming up. new this morning, all lanes have reopened on highway 101 in san jose after a frightening crash that sent a woman off the edge of a freeway onramp. the chp says two cars crashed, and a woman was ejected from one of the vehicles. she fell about 60 feet off the ramp and on to the freeway below where she was then hit by a passing car. the woman was rushed to the

hospital. her condition has not been released. a duplex in contra costa county red tagged as an out of control ac transit bus slams into the building and the living room a few feet from that bus a 3-month-old baby. this morning police are on the hunt for a man in a stolen car suspected of causing this crash. allie rasmus joining us live now. you can see that hole is now boarded up. >> reporter: that's right. the damage is still very visible here at this home on 18th and burbank in richmond. those plywood boards have boarded up a gaping hole in the side of this home. in front of it you can see the path the out of control bus took before it crashed into the house. it plowed through two metal fences, took out some trees and further up to the left you can see the family even had a garden out here and the bus went through and destroyed some of the tomatoes in the garden, they are searching for 23-year- old richard contreras. around 5:30 last night he was

speeding through the naked when he ran -- neighborhood when he ran a red light and hit the bus. the impact caused the bus to lose control and crash into the side of the home. 11 people went to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries including the bus driver and passengers. also there was a child and 3- month-old baby boy in the living room at the time of the crash. the impact knocked the baby's chair over but those children were not hurt. we talked to a neighbor this morning who had a chance to go into the house and take these pictures from inside the leadership. on the left side of the -- inside the living room. on the left side screen you can see where the ceiling is detached from the wall. the building has been red tagged. the family is staying at a hotel. the neighbors say it could have been much worse. >> it's pretty devastating. i mean, obviously somebody on the sidewalk could have easily been killed. >> this is the scene yesterday night when a tow truck plucked the bus out of the side of the house. richmond police have the

passenger who was riding with contreras in custody. they are still looking for contreras. the driver who ran away from the crash scene. he's described as being about 5- foot 11 inches tall, 150 pounds. he does have a criminal history involving the theft of other cars in the past. if anyone has seen him, richmond police would like you to give them a call. live in richmond, allie rasmus ktvu channel 2 news. crews could begin tearing down the novelty store gutted by a massive fire in san francisco's mission district. the demolition should last several days. fire officials say they want to eliminate the hazardous conditions and then try to pinpoint the cause of thursday's fire. the owners of the big house incorporated store looked over the rooms last night. they told us they want to rebuild and restock, but realize agents said they see an opportunity for new developments in the red hot mission district market. >> it's absolutely booming. you'd have to go to the city and find out what they will let you build there. that's where the value lies.

>> many neighboring shops have reopened, this block of mission street between 22nd and 23rd is still blocked off as precaution. last night a ktvu photographer recorded the footage of a group of workers arriving at the store. they were dressed in hazardous material safety outs. they bagged and collect #-d debris and loaded them on to a truck. powerful lights were also brought in presumably for building demolition. fire crews continue to battle a wildfire on the edge of yosemite national park evacuations evacuations are in place for hundreds of people. the bridge fire started yesterday at 1:00 in the afternoon 10 miles east of mariposa near highway 49. authorities say they ordered evacuations for 700 homes and five businesses in the businesses ponderosa basin area. the fire is 20% contained. they used this tanker to drop retardant. there are no reports of injuries and no information

about how the fire start. >> the orinda fire district has added fire positions to help prepare for the peak fire season. the fire district covers 42 square miles in contra costa county, 19 firefighters will now be on duty each day. the district says increasing the staff from 17 to 19 firefighters a day allows them to free up an extra engine to respond to fires. police in san francisco are investigating a deadly shooting in the bay view district. it happened shortly after 9:30 last night on nichols way. the shop spotter system detected the gunfire, and when police arrived they found a man with a gunshot wound to his upper body. he was taken to the hospital where he later tide. a second man also arrived at the hospital with a gunshot wound. he expected to survive. no arrests have been made. the search is on for three people who assaulted a santa clara county sheriff's deputy. it happened behind a restaurant. san jose police responded to

the call. an off-duty sheriff's deputy was talking to a restaurant employee when three suspects approached him. there was some type of argument, and then the suspects assaulted the deputy. his identity has not been released, and he did not need to go to the hospital. a relative says the deputy suffered injuries to his face. and we continue our coverage of the napa earthquake. while many shops in the napa valley have reopened, one of the most recognizable businesses remains closed. owners of the uptown tractor- trailer are theater are looking for artists to help restore murals. it could take two months to fix the earthquake damaged ceiling. the executive director says inspectors have deemed the building structurally sound. several big name entertainers scheduled to perform have canceled their shows. two young girls are doing what they can to help four legged victims of the

earthquake. meet 7-year-old mckenzie and 6- year-old ruby. last week they raised $24 from their lemonade stand for napa humane society. they are going to sell more lemonade at noon today at the pet food express store on bellaire plaza. that food express will also make a $14,000 donation. that money will help to care for animals who got lost after the earthquake as well as pets who need temporary housing because their families were displaced. >> ♪ hey, i'll be gone today, but i'll back all around the way ♪ >> the musician known for his hit single say hey i love you will be one of the performers. the producers of bottlerock 2014 will hold a fundraiser sunday september 28th at the napa valley expo. the concert will include napa area musicians, promoters predict as many as 3,000 spectators. and quake victims will also receive coordinated help beginning monday. the local assistance center

will open at 1 p.m. at first street and silverado trail. the city and county of napa are working together to offer services such as financial and food assistance as well as help getting building permits and health resources. a security breach at cal state east bay has compromised the personal information of more than 6,000 people. the breach happened more than a year ago but wasn't discovered until last month. officials say a ma palacios software tool allowed someone to gain access to names addresses and social security numbers. no financial, academic or medical information was stolen. the university notified those affected and is offering a 12- month membership to a credit monitoring service for free. levi stadium is going to host its first ever international soccer match. tonight's game between members row and chili a sellout.

officials have replaced the old sod with grass used at candlestick park for years. this is the third turf to be installed at that new stadium. turf experts say the problem isn't just with the grass but the sand base underneath it so that entire area has been overhauled. rumors are buzzing about a big apple event next week. up next, a look at the long lines that have already formed in one city with people trying to get ahold of a hot ticket item that hasn't even been released. >> a new display of photo hacks from the private accounts of celebrities. the art exhibit designed to teach people about the importance of privacy. >> a nice summer-like pattern remains in place for your bay area weekend. i'll line up your numbers for today and in the extended forecast a bit of mid-level moisture coming our way all the way from hurricane norbert. i'll show you that coming up.

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this as a platform to raise awareness about a medical charity app that we're representing. >> the couple says their company paid hundreds of dollars to other people ahead of them so that that couple could get to the front of the line. they say their goal is to get all the press coverage to promote their health care startup. apple is expected to make an announcement on tuesday about new iphones and possibly a wearable computer. the company will be making the announcement at the flint center where a huge white cube sits in the parking lot. at this point it's anybody's guess as for what's inside that cube and what apple will unveil. c net senior writer says she expects the announcement to be pretty big since the event is taking place where the original mac was introduced. >> it's a huge deal for tim cook. all of the previous products have been things that came out under steve job's watch or were in development before he passed away. >> cook has promised new product categories this year. many apple fans are predicting

one of those items will be a smart watch. a big victory for a san francisco based -- a court has dismissed a lawsuit by a small business who claims that businesses who don't advertise on that website are punished by bad reviews. customer reviewsviews are filtered automatically. some business owners say after they decide not to advertise negative reviews were posted higher. >> it's unfair and not ethical at all. >> attorneys for the small business owners who filed that suit say they have not decided whether to appeal the ruling. a florida art gallery is planning to display the hacked nude photos of jennifer lawrence and kate upton. the photos were hacked as part of a large fishing scam and now they're going to be displayed as part of a fear google campaign. the show features images from

the past seven years of celebrities caught in their most private moments by hackers or the paparazzi. the show is titled no delete and is meant to fuel the debate on privacy in the digital age. san jose state on the road, playing at auburn. cal and stanford at home, the a's at home. let's turn to rosemary mountain view art and wine festival. a little fog if you're around the bay. >> you're right. we have a fabulous afternoon in store. it's going to warm up. if you're stepping out this morning, plenty of overcast sky. you can see from san francisco across the bay, it's foggy out there. the low clouds well into the north bay, south bay, east bay, but beginning to pull back just a bit, and for the afternoon for our college football, for our little soccer players, we've got some nice weather on the way. bring along the sunblock. we've got the onshore breeze with us today once again. as we get through the morning, the low clouds, the coastal

fog. by afternoon we'll remain cloudy at the coast. we are going to be sunny away from the coast. mild to warm once again. temperatures not changing a whole lot from yesterday. maybe a tad warmer for some of our inland communities. that's going to really be about it. on sunday an increase in clouds is going to come late in the day. may not really notice so much. i want to show you what i mean, and it has to do with hurricane norbert that is actually off the baja california coastline. you can see here about none miles right now a category 3. winds at 120 miles per hour. it's expected to weaken over the next 24 hours or so. it's going to first move northwest, and then it sort of takes a curve into the northeast or i should say in the northeast direction, and that is going to bring the possibility of coastal flooding to southern california, maybe the desert southwest. the surf in southern california up once again. dangerous surf expected and coastal flooding there as well.

for us it's going to e have been vect some moisture our way. sunday morning we'll wake up with low clouds, they'll burn back to the coastline. we'll be mostly cloudy along the coast, mostly sunny elsewhere. late in the day here come those clouds in from the south. i'm going to roll you into the evening hours. at some point it actually dissipated, but we had a little bit of moisture popping up over monterey. just an interesting turn of events coming late sunday. sunday notice i think over the south bay you may notice with those mid and high level clouds moving in. 62 degrees in oakland. 7557 in napa. 64 in mountain view. for today pretty much the status quo. we remain with upper 70s, low 80s around the north bay. petpetpetaluma 78 for today. along the east bay shoreline upper 80s expected for our inland communities, for the south bay 79, san jose, 78 for

coupe tee new york cupertino, 69 for san francisco. pacifica, half moon bay and daly city, the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view, temperatures don't budge a whole lot. tomorrow the next day, the next day the next day or the next. but an increase in those high clouds coming our way sunday maybe lasting into monday. back to the desk. this morning the red cross is holding a blood drive after announcing an urgent need for blood donations. the red cross says 10,000 people nationwide have donated since the organization announced blood donations were down about 8% over the summer. donations from people who are type o negative, b negative, and a negative are still badly needed. today's blood drive is going to be held at mora georgia valley presbyterian church. the red cross has named nine new people as the latest alameda county heros. yesterday's awards breakfast recognized ordinary people for extraordinary acts of heroism. heather holmes emceed the

event. one of the people being honored was an east bay man named jose tamio. he spotted a boy in trouble in the water and was able to get him to safety. a second day of protests near a training center for bay area police officers. why some say the military style training is too extreme. >> and a historic aircraft flying over wine country. how you can win tickets to this year's air show in santa rosa.

president obama says the u.s. and western allies will dismantle isis or isil. the president made the comments after attending this week's nato summit in wales. the white house says an international coalition including the u.s. plans to cut off the financial resources of that militant group in addition to using military force. >> there's great conviction that we have to act as part of

the international community to degrade and ultimately destroy isil. >> the white house says the president has not decided whether to authorize air strikes on islamic state militants in syria. limited air strikes have been conducted in iraq. hundreds of people turned out for a private memorial in florida for an american journalist killed by islamic state militants. the militant group released a video of the beheading of steven sotloff and has claimed responsibility for the killing of another u.s. journalist james foley. part of the east bay free freeway has been renamed for a highway patrol officer killed in the line of duty. the interchange between interstate 680 and highway 24 has been renamed in honor of kenon youngstrom he was killed two years ago in alamo. >> for us it's bittersweet. we would much rather have him here with us, but it's beautiful that people will remember him and maybe think about his story and know a

little bit more about his life. >> youngstrom's wife and three of his four children attended along with dozens of other officers. a second day of protests is scheduled to get underway in oakland near urban shield, training for law enforcement agencies. >> protesters say the military style training is too extreme and linked to police shootings, but police say the urban shield training exercise is designed to prepare law enforcement officers to respond to disasters and mass shootings. >> there's violent people out there, and there are people that want to do harm to us and to the citizens, and for that we have to be properly equipped and properly trained. >> yesterday hundreds of protesters locked broadway for several hours. the mayor says the urban shield will not be held in oakland next year due to the protests. parents in the west contra

costa school district are being notified after several students got sick from marijuana laced food. on thursday a 17-year-old female student was arrested for selling pot laced cookies and brown niece. school resource officers had to resuscitate one student and two others got so sick they had to be taken to the hospital. the suspect was taken to juvenile hall in martinez. with two months before the november election, residents will have a chance to see and hear the candidates who are running for mayor and city.com. the debate will be held at miracle temple church at noon. the debate will be broadcast online at kgm1.com. candidates are expected to touch on issues pertinent to richmond such as crime, housing and the chevron refinery. it's ticket saturday. that mean, five lucky viewers will win two tickets to wings over wine country. the air show is held in santa rosa on saturday september 20 september 20th and sunday the 21st. it's going to feature high

flying performers, red bull helicopters and historic world war ii aircraft. to enter go to ktvu.com before midnight and enter the secret word, propeller. 9:26. let's head back over to rosemary as this day starts to slowly heat up. >> yes, we've got another nice one in store, still mostly cloudy out there. mid-50s to mid-60s outside our door right now. by the lunch hour mostly sunny away from the coastline. low 60s at the coast. a lot of 70s. mid to upper 70s for inland communities by the lunch hour and here is a look at the afternoon highs, 75 in hayward for today. 78 in redwood city. go inland and it's a warm one, not too hot, still bearable for sure. 88 in livermore, 89 for antioch, 87 degrees expected in areas like morgan hill. upper 70s to low 80s in the forecast for the north bay. the extends extended forecast, not a lot of change to speak of. temperatures barely budge as we get into the workweek ahead. the only notable change will be

late tomorrow when we get some mid level moisture come our way from hurricane norbert. that will be just a little bit of an interesting twist. all in all not a lot going on. >> thanks rosemary. >> you got it. >> appreciate it. >> that is our report for this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> we're going to continue to follow the latest developments on the demolition of the business that was destroyed by the massive fire in san francisco's mission district. we're going to have an update on our next newscast following college football. it's going to be the oregon ducks taking on michigan state. >> and of course you can get updates anytime at ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. have a great saturday.

baseball in september. a time where magical runs abound and unsung heroes emerge. today on "fox saturday baseball," madison bumgarner and the giants are back in the motor city for the first time since sweeping the tigers in the 2012 world series. >> got him looking! and the giants have won it! >> but the tigers are eager to eliminate the bitter taste of that world series defeat, taking the mound is david price. >> there's strike three