continues. >> this is ktvu channel 2 morning news morning news. and we have been looking at that the big white box, the building, a little bit of controversy over that building and we will talk about that and in less than four hours, apple will make a much hyped product announcement this is at the college and he will have more on the secrecy and on what many text experts are doing. this is the biggest announcement since the i-pad which jim cook said was the new braiding. >> can we get a double feature on the side of that? >> big screen, i know.

a lot of low 50s and the fog is there. we had the big cool down associated with that and it is flying out of the picture. high pressure is and coming in behind it and low clouds in place. >> 56 and 3-year-old carlos nava 49 in menlo park and if you are just waking up loss altos in faster city, the breeze is holding and it will decrease and coming down along with slightly warmer air and that fog will burn off sooner and not as breezy but near average to slightly after -- slightly lower afternoon temperatures. 80s to the interior coast and bay, here is sal. we are looking at pretty

heavy traffic and if you are looking, get on the road now because you will see a lot of traffic. there was a tow truck that was rear-ended on the stretch and on the bay point, there was minor things going on and you can see coming out of the antioch getting over to concord, it is one of those days so go now. now the traffic is going to be slow and it is openpp over to the dublin am area out of the fremont side. 0:62. and apple's new product launch, there it is, the event

is less than 4 hours away now. they are expecting the company to introduce an iphone with a larger screen, awarable computer watch, ktvu channel 2 morning news joins us from cup do you with similar on what they have to look forward to, tara? well, the anticipation is slowly mounting and that is when the white shroud will drop which was specially constructed for this event. nobody knows exactsly what what happened report am luxury watch. for of the first time apple has invited journalists -- journalists from fashion

magazines. they have an ipad from 4.5 years ago but it is not the first smart watch. >> i would have to say, i don't have to go and get my phone to start something real quick. >> the highly anticipated iphone review. they would include a program to use your phone like a mobile wallet to make purchases. it is supposed to be at this morning's event. tonight baker will put out the announcements in realtime. and the green party from the college along with students and staff which are participating. they are upset about the large mystery building they built on

the campus. they took over the school for weeks but security officers were everywhere and janitors and service workers were joining in protest and they say they don't share theirs until it is fully son to help catch criminals. here is more to tell us more about the possible concerns, good morning, janine >> reporter: good morning, dave, this idea is new for san jose and it is in fremont and los gatos which has similar systems in place so people can register their private security cameras so that if a crime occurs in a certain

neighborhood then police can contact that person to see if anything was caught on video. after seeing how it has aided police in solving crimes they want more. now several places downtown were the target of several serial arsonist. they found them over a span of five days causing millions of dollars in damage and the footage proved crucially to help out in the investigation. they are looking to set up a voluntary registry so that they can contact residents in an area where crime happened. >> being concerned about your own privacy may be a negative for you to --

>> reporter: many local residents have shared footage breaking in oak and to hit up because of existing technology and staff. heel introduce at 9:00 this morning and then the vote will take place at the city council meeting at 1:30 reporting live san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. well four years ago today, the deadly pipeline explosion killed several people injured others and destroyed many homes. yesterday they gave a tour of the neighborhood devastated by that explosion. 22 families have returned to the neighborhood but it may be

at least more coming put it is still too low and we are trying to dop. >> last night they contacted the public utilities commission and the mayor said that money should be used to improve pipeline safety. the search will continue to capture a mountain lion that attacked a little boy near cupertino, two trackers and 7 dogs will lead that search. take a look at some new video where the attack occurred. the little boy was taken into a bush and they tried to grab him back. they will be setting up more traps. >> it is a big wire trap with a door that trips the animal when it goes inside. we bait it with meat and

hopefully the cat will go with it. hopep -- hope that i the little boy am suffered. in the next few minutes. last month two people were infected with ebola virus. the fbi is investigating an attack on the u.s. air marshal who was stabbed with a syringe at an airport in liberia. they are concerned it may contain a form of the ebola virus.

the attacker escaped but other air marshals were able to recover the needle. it is now being tested to determine what was in it and the air marshal has not shown any signs of 'illness. why using is is -- isis is angry at twitter and how twitter is responding. the one item they didn't expect to see so much of and how it provides a lesson for the rest of us. the clock is ticking, if you don't get out there soon you will see a lot of slow traffic, this is 880 still looking good up to downtown oakland. yesterday we had a roaring breeds and that's a sign it will warm up for a how much and

had you long. -- how much and how long.

. welcome back to the morning news, a new sign, napa is recovering from last month's earthquake. they are forced out of their homes and at one point 50 people needed shelter and spent time at the church. last night, the final two families moved into new places to move. they opened a new assistance

program and people who owned businesses in napa you can ask questions or get referrals. the most common questions are how do you repair the damage. the center is on 1st street off of highway 121. napa recycle lists are playing a big part in clean up efforts. they are seeing something they didn't expect, a lot of broken flat screen televisions. many televisions tipped over and broke. >> they fell down easily i know i secured mine but the first week seemed to be a long stream much broken glass and furniture now as home repairs get

underway, graphel can be used to help rebuild. you can help save lives using a smart phone. they launched afirst of its kind on the blood donor app. the allows -- lawn offed a first of its -- offered a first of its kind. they are needing it and since then nationwide 10 people have stepped up to help out. she helped to save her family from their burning home. galaxy used the skills she learned in school to save her family. she woke to the smell of smoke and woke up her dad and remembering fire safety training, she dam ended the towel and blocked the smoke from coming into the room.

they were allable to escape with nobody being injured. a 7-foot long burmese python snake is now at the humane society. take a look at it. that snake was found hiding under a car. it has a skin condition and if nobody claims it, it may be put up for adoption. >> 615 is the time right now. i want to move away from that snake, quickly, sal. >> i am really impressed with that little girl. they are smarter than we are, pam, you know that. backed up to the mcarthur maze, 25 minute drive time into san francisco, no problems on the bridge and you will be

waiting at the toll plaza which is not unusual. san mateo bridge from the hayward over to the other side with no major problems. we have some slow traffic this morning as you drive on westbound 508 mostly on the pass but it is okay in dublin and we had a lot of slow traffic if you are driving on highway 4. highway 4 is very slow and we had a couple of earlier problems on highway 4. they have been cleared to the side but traffic is still heavy. what is interesting it looks good from venetia bridge to other areas and most people are still jumping on that commute. let's go to steve.. it is a little warmer and the delta breeze is collapsing and that slightly warmer elevation temperatures are in a transition day.

yesterday, a good 10 to 12 degrees, they are still there and they are going to burn off soon. that really enhanced it and gave us a blustery day. today that low has moved off. therethere is still another low out here. 49 and some areas are in the 50s but more 50s than i have seen here in a long time. brentwood 55 and san ramon, there is a couple of them here, 4953 and any war you slice it, 54 and 57. these are actually slightly below, they have been held up. 13 at travis, that is a sign things are falling apart.

san francisco, 63 and water temperatures are running low. 49 ukiah, a little cooler there and they will give way to sunshine and tropical clouds are just skirt being south. things are calmer but unless you are heading towards the blight we will stay partly cloudy skies. it is not only for the date but for any calendar day. they may get some inches of rain. fog sunnies warmer breezy at times. i don't think we can compare. 80s to the interior. they will be in the mid-to- upper 70s, oakland 74, and the city should be 70s. tomorrow we will go we will go

above, it will still show fog but it will burn off and still on the weekend, a little cooler sunday. the u.s. postal service is working with amazon, it runs seven days a week and runs between the hours of 3:00 and 7:00 in the morning. they will determine if they can make money on this idea. the company that makes cheerios is buying a high profile natural foods company and they will pay for annies which is best known for its fruit snacks. they start at $12 a share. it offers a 37% premium on any item since yesterday. and a rollercoaster from six flags, coming up, the

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. welcome book, replacing a private ambulance company -- ambulance company and their contract runs out at the end of next year. a recent study concludes it would be costee fish -- efficient for the fire department to take over and they may even turn a profit. they may decide they will move ahead. and a cyber attack in more than 2000 stores in the u.s. and canada. that breach may go back as far as april. they started investigating last week after getting reports from banks and law enforcement that payment may have been hacked. home depot is trying to figure out how many had been affected and it is probably bigger than

last year's target breach. that compromised data to a 40 million data and credit accounts. and they require a credit card which happened at all u.s. stores this year. they are offering free identity protection and monitoring to any stores that are affected. arnold schwarzenegger returned for the unveiling of his officials portrait. he and his sons showed a rather younger arnold schwarzenegger with the great seal of california in the background. >> my seven years as governor were the most fulfilling years i have ever had in my life. i did not accomplish everything on my to do list but i don't

think every governor does but i am proud of the things that did get done. pam, time is 6:25 some of the fans will get into at&t park. now they are launching a pilot program. there are members who play -- pay for clear access and they can now bypass the stadiums medical -- metal detectors. children 18 and under can accompany members for free. a bay area pilot died in an air show in nevada. the tragedy that happened in this very same location three years ago. plus the domestic violence scandal, ray rice's wife put out a statement in response to

the shocking incident on surveillance video. we are looking at a commute which is more and more crowded by the moment. we will tell you more about some other tough commutes in the east bay. mostly cloudy and it will be sunny and warmer today and we will show you why and for how much longer. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies.

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he is. welcome back, we are hours away, tara moriarty is out there and this is her camera you are looking through. she will tell us what many expect to come from this big announcement and why this

location, pam is historic. we will find out all of this coming up in just two minutes. it is tuesday september 9 september 9th, i am dave clark. >> thank you for waking up with us. >> mostly cloudy, scan hose should be in the lower 80s, this is close 83 or 84, 56 starting with mostly cloudy skies and the low clouds are there but the delta breeze is falling apart and it was roaring yesterday and it has come down in the last two hours. it is almost into salt lake city and look for high pressure to start nosing in and there are a few 40s here. even an even 50 is 49 in the

last hour. the tropical clouds are done up in this area even for southern california. it will be warmer but temperatures are slightly below average and we have 60s for some, here is sal. at. >> we are looking at slow traffic in many areas but cupertino not too bad, you can see san jose downtown and northbound 280 looks good all the way to cupertino and there are no problems coming down to the valley and on 101 nothing major. very slow all the way through from the pass almost to the 680 interchange out of pleasanton, but it looks good in walnut creek and traffic out of antioch is much heavier than normally is. it is about that long in san

francisco. 6:31 let's go back to the desk. the countdown is on the new product launch. the event is less than 3.5 hours away and apple france have been waiting for lunch . include more than just the versions of the iphone or i- pad. here is more on what we think we can expect. >> this is the first product category, a lot of mystery surround being what will be launched and behind that is a building that apple is specially constructed and this location, this is the sight back in 1984.

a new wearable. >> a bus is in the air, and i think that is a good thing. we have more competition and we have more options. >> the highly anticipated iphone 6 is expected to be announced after garnering the most. most are featured and it would include a program to make purchases. they will be inside the event starting at 8:00 and putting out announcements in realtime. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. apple will be live streaming starting at 10:00 a.m. and we have set up a link and you can find it under hot topics. we are finding a major development under the domestic

violence scandal. ray rice's wife released a statement in response to the shocking incident caught on tape. live in the newsroom with more, alex? >> reporter: the woman punched in the video posted a statement to her instagram account. she defends her husband and behalf is the media for showing the video. to make us relive a moment we regret every day. this is the serviced yes which prompted the nfl to suspend rice indefinitely. the commissioner never saw this video before yesterday but this morning tmz officials said they never asked for the footage. it shows his knee answer say,

knocking her off her feet and into availing. originally they only suspended him for two games which was too lenient and after what they saw they immediately cut him from the team. >> it is something we saw for the first time today, you know, all of us and it change had things of course. it made things a little bit different. >> in a statement yesterday, the nfl asked police for all of the evidence in the ray rice domestic violence including video from the elevator, but again officials are adamant they didn't see the punch until yesterday. they would have given the video to the folks investigating the case if they had requested it. we got a statement and we have yesterday to hear from him.

alex of a advantage ktvu channel 2 morning news. and yesterday harbaugh defended his decision to play mock donald. he took the -- mcdonald. he took the field just one week after his domestic violence case in san jose. >> we have been very clear on how we are approaching the situation what is determining the facts and what facts will determine and what information we will determine. >> this is what he calls due process. it is more than a week on charges he physically attacked his pregnant fiancee. city council will debate a

database of private surveillance cameras. more on how they reacted and police said it will help. >> reporter: they brought up privacy concerns about how much access we have if you are sharing security footage with them. richardo proposed the idea after a voluntary register and how it aided police several downtown neighborhoods and that suspect was caught on several security cameras over a span of five days causing millions in damages. the footage helped and decided whether to officially contact

cameras in an area where a crime happened. we recently had a break at the daily method. they came over and asked us, hey, have you seen anything, it just so laps, and the pros will outweigh it cons. they are trying to make sure their neighbors are aware, they are are trying be minimal but you can assess this as a news conference later on this morning. reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. and twitter is investigating a series of threats against its own

employees by terrorists. a twitter account linked to isis on the social media giant. they are upset twitter is closing down and they are sharing the information with authorities. and president barack obama will outline his plan for dealing with islamic militants in the middle east. president barack obama has invited senator harry reid, mitch mcconnel and nancy pelosi where plan "b," the announcement does not involve u.s. ground troops but could include targets in syria and iraq. 6:39 new this morning, the did you have team is investigating what has been shut down over eastern you crane. if it does not a sign blame for

the deadly crash, burt the plane was shot down n are this was back on board and about two- thirds of the passengers were dutch. he crashed his plane after qualifying races for the reno air show. he was 64 years old and was a lieutenant-colonel fighter pilot -- pilot for the national guard. it appears beal's plane suffered major mechanical failure the crash happened yesterday afternoon at the north end of the airports, away from the grandstands. , the nksb, they were flying --

he is necessary da -- ntsb is investigating, they were flying when it crashed into the grandstand. the pilot and 10 people on the ground were killed and 60 others were injured. the pilot had become incapacitated and a piece of the plane had come off. he confessed, the walnut creek officer pleads no contest charges that he beat a woman with a baseball bat, the reason prosecutors say he attacked her. and an important crime fighting cool is delayed, who are we looking at, we will teal you more about the south bay commute. there will be more sunshine and warmer temperatures and a little more coming up.

stay tuned.

. welcome back, it is 6:34 and a dispute will go public. brian flores joins us with more on how a sea is preventing more from being stalled and what the city plans on doing about it,

brian? >> reporter: yes, hello, pam, we are familiar with this in other parts as well and they hope to expand that program here in san francisco. and in certainties trick thes here as well but the problem in order to complete the project, they would need to install security sensors where, it comes into play. this is video and according to the examiner, they would need to install more to complete the system at a cost of 1,500 dollars a pole essentially they did it without pg&e's permission and that they say could have been a danger that they will not help installing the work until that is recooperated. the supervisor said it is pg&e and however they tell you they are working towards an agreement to get it up and that is really an issue to have no

control over it by the public utilities' commission and any delay on getting those sensor up is on the other side. each entity involved is pointing fingers at each other and they hope to expand the shops spotter system and here in the western addition. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 morning news. time now 646, firefighters are preparing for more dangerous weather. it has burned almost four square miles and forced dozens of evacuations. they kept those flames from spreading and more sunny warm weather has come out. and in loss san less county. they caught fire yesterday

afternoon, a portion of the track was destroyed. it opened more than 35 years ago and the park was working on turning it into a wood and metal rollercoaster. let's see what is coming up on mornings on 2. the list of the top university just came out this morning. we will tell you how you see berkeley and plus how much americans are now saving for college. . when is a is a rideller not a rideller, he joins us to talk about his role in a highly anticipated fox series got family. coming up and more on mornings on 2, back to you on the

mornings news >> 6:47 is the time we have a look at traffic. the mark art maze has no major problems, traffic here is backed up for a 20 to 25 minute delay and you can see traffic itself is not all that bad and it is pretty normal for this time but westbound 508, that traffic is busy and the drive time between grand line is 45 already, let's go to steve. blaze being sun he fell

asleep on the couch. look we have all done it. i woke up like man, it is chilly out there. >> yesterday 64, today we are going 67, the record by the way was 100 degrees in 1932. slightly below average, plenty to go around but the breeze has tailed off considerably and it is in between boise and salt lake city. high pressure builds in and there is still another low and it has been out here for a couple of weeks. at least bump me along for maybe sunday or monday. we may draw that close are and a couple of readings, 48 and

52, san jose 56 if down in the in the lower areas. and down in fremont and 53 are for gilroy and saratoga 54. there are some very cool numbers including 35 up in lake tahoe, the lows are just plunging and tropical clouds are plunging still a little bit of a line, i have to it say because i love it, it is making a b-line, 310 to yuma. not the one with russell crow. torrential record-setting rain, inches fell in phoenix and for us tropical clouds moved out, low clouds are there and it will be a little warmer, temperatures should bump up and fog, sun warmer and then we'll see temperatures warm to hot

away from the coast tomorrow. warm nice breezy nothing compared to yesterday, there will be a couple of low 90s, there always are. 77 napa, 81 concord, they will be warm, 68 alameda, that is a little below average, cupertinoel. >> , look for warmer weather to take us to the early part of the weekend. >> thank you steve. will the chinese online ollie bobber, they set a price range for their stock and fidelity said a firm price will be set on november 18th. yahoo owns nearly one quarter

of the stock. the camera rose 8% from yesterday and right now it is up 2 and a quarter, about 3- point 5% and they are popular with extreme athletes and travelers and some are showing strong growth for several years. and i think that works in christmas list. and a big surprise, for the bay area school. a 7 if the long make it was -- snake was found. but a child in a cast, his mother said he may need surgery, what he claims his teacher did to him that they are now investigating.

ee. >> welcome back to the morning news time, they are now blamed for at least two deaths a woman was trapped against a bridge while her car was swept away. another woman was stranded and drowned trying to escape. a single day record rainfall turned freeways in streams. steve has been telling you about this, those floodwaters are threatening up to 100 homes outside of the city.

a man in his 50s was killed in a shark attack along the eastern coast of australia. he was bitting on the -- bitten on the leg. take a look, he was a huge shark. despite that a man risked his life to pull the man to shore. >> i ran out and grabbed the guy and dragged him to the beach. his shock was probably maybe 40 -- the shark was 40 or 50 feet away. >> rescuers gave him cpr but he did not surprise and the -- survive. a man accused of fatally stabbing a classmate had his first court appearance. he is facing the death of a young boy on a corner store.

the fatal stabbing was tied to a social media dispute between the two boys. williams was a freshman at the preparatory school and he and the suspect had acontinued the -- attended the same middle school. a 6th grader claims a teacher broke his thumb. it is a private school for students with special needs and a history of behavioral problems. she said her son got into trouble after squirting a gun in a play area one teacher grabbed him by the next and another grabbed him. >> i thought he had a fight with him. he had a child endangerment problem but he reached out --

we have reached out out to the teacher but they did not comment. a judge will consider a lawsuit in business. they are relying on the oust to your farm filing a lawsuit earlier this year. shutting down drakes bay will have a devastating affect on the economy. the government recently agreed to renew the lease sighting environmental concerns. coming up next, the long wait is nearly over for apple fans to make an announcement just three hours away. also a new plan to fight crime why it is raising big security concerns. stay right here with us.

>> reporter: we're live in cupertino, and we are waiting apple's new product launch. we'll tell you which product is garnering the most of the crowd. the traps set to catch a mountain lion who attacked a little boy. we're there to see if they had any success