>> reporter: we're live in san jose, where a woman who was attacked is now dead. we'll tell you where police are at in this homicide investigation. the south african judge in the murder trial of oscar pistorius issued her final verdict hours ago. find out about her decision and his reaction. plus, some drivers in downtown walnut creek wrongly ticketed because of a parking meter glitch. we'll tell you what's causing some meters in this area to malfunction. also, a crash involving a u.s. navy jet. what we've learned about a california connection.

"mornings on 2" starts now. we're in san jose, where police say someone killed a woman early this morning. ktvu's janine de la vega has been there since 4:30. coming up in two minute, she will tell us who may have possibly witnessed the violent crime. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> i'm brian flores. dave clark has the day off today. let's get your day started off with weather and traffic. steve? >> i think temperatures will slide down a couple of degrees. there's dense fog. inland temperatures -- we started off the monday, way below average. but we're ending well above average. look for the dense fog, though, some of that has made it up to santa rosa and also into napa. reduced visibility. a little cooler coast and bay. the dense fog looks like it will be on the increase over

the next couple of days. there's a lot out here. it's just warm air aloft. michael in the santa cruz mountains, 77 degrees. some higher clouds might make it in here but over all look for a day that will be 90s through the interiors. 50s and 60s here. a little bit cooler for some. but not too much for others. calistoga a 7. 54 sebastopol. heeldsburg. 50. 8 on the breeze. not gonna do it. there are a couple of signs that we might see a cooler pattern. if are over there, some of that fog is thick, thick, thick. hot inland. one more day. fog near the coast. 60s to 90s. here's sal. steve, we are looking at a commute that is mostly good. we have a couple of trouble spots. let's go right to the eastshore freeway and traffic remains steady. we don't have -- you know, usually by now we have slow traffic. but this morning, it's not. we'll go on with that. that's good. bay bridge toll plaza is

becoming more crowded. still, the 880 approach isn't bad. it's about a 25-minute drive time into san francisco with no major problems. sonoma county, southbound 101, petaluma down to the marin/sonoma county line. there was an accident near the dump. southbound 101 is slow well back into petaluma. so if you are driving from petaluma to marin county, you need to give yourself an extra 10 or 15 minutes just to wait through all of the slow traffic. as a consequence, though, the rest of marin traffic seems pretty good. back to the desk. san jose police have two persons of interest in custody in an early-morning homicide. the victim, a woman, who police found lying on the street on north 15th street in an industrial area of the city. ktvu's janine de la vega has been on the scene since 4:30 this morning. janine, what are police telling you? >> reporter: well, right now, they have not given us any sort of update since we last talked to them. but people who i have spoken to

in this area on 15th street, which is an industrial area close to 101 and oakland road, tell me they are not surprised. they say this area is sort of rough. they've observed drugs. homeless people hang out here. it's a mix of commercial businesses that were closed at the time this happened. not a lot of people who may have observed what happened. just before 2:30 this morning, someone passing by on 15th street spotted a woman lying face down on the sidewalk. officers arrived and found her unresponsive and suffering from blunt force trauma. she was pronounced dead at the scene. officers roped off the area to investigate and collect evidence. so far they've not found a weapon. they are treating this as a williams but don't know how this woman was -- as a homicide but don't know how this woman was killed. >> there's blood. we can't get a good look at the body. there's wearing clothes. we don't know if there's stab wounds or gunshot wounds. we just know she has trauma. >> reporter: police have taken

two people away in handcuffs. they are calling them persons of interest in relationship to this homicide. officers believe they may have some valuable information. officers have also taken witnesses back to the police station to question them. they are trying to come up with a motive and the circumstances surrounding this crime. police tell us so far, those witnesses have been very forthcoming. they say that this victim appears to have been in her 40s and that she possibly was homeless. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, janine. thank you. we're also following developing news of a u.s. navy jet crash. the navy says a pilot is missing after two jets collided over the pacific ocean this morning. the other pilot was rescued. the jets were operating off p u.s.s. carl vincent. this is file video of the ship. it is based in san diego.

it just left on a nine-month deployment last month. a cruiser, destroyer and helicopters are searching the ocean for the second pilot. new this morning, the south african judge in the murder trial of oscar pistorius has now issued her final verdict. this is new video of the former olympic track star leaving the courthouse a few hours ago. the judge formally declared oscar pistorius is not guilty of premeditated furd in the fatal shooting of his first -- murder in the fatal shooting of his girlfriend. she did found him guilty of a lesser charge. she announced her decision while he stared straight ahead without showing any emotion. >> mr. pistorius, please stand up. the unanimous decision of this court is the following -- the accused is found not guilty and is discharged. instead he's found guilty of culpable homicide. >> now, culpable homicide is viewed as a negligent killing

in south african law. it's equivalent to manslaughter. pistorius faces a possible 15- year prison term when sentenced at a later date. the judge ruled there was no evidence to dispute oscar pistorius's claim that he mistook his girlfriend for an intruder when he shot and killed her in his home on valentine's kay last year. prosecutors called the day of reeva steenkamp a premeditated murder that followed a heated argument. oakland police are investigating what they say is the apparent accidental shooting of a 1-year-old boy. it happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon outside a home on 77th avenue near bancroft. the boy was rushed to the hospital. his injuries are not life- threatening. he's expected to make a full recovery. police are trying to determine who owned the gun. a source tells ktvu there's been trouble at that house before and that three men were wounded there in a previous shooting. antioch police are hoping a new smartphone app will help the city crack down on crime.

the contra costa times reports the app will allow people to send tips, get safety alerts and file crime alerts. the app can be used to listen to the department's radio scanner traffic. police say they will continue to make improvements to the app but at this time, it cannot be used to send pictures or video. coming up on 7:08 now. a private investigator is examining the santa rosa junior police department amid claims of sexual harassment, discrimination and retaliation. the schools says it's taking these complaints seriously. one involves office workers exposed to child pornography seized in a case. there are also allegations that some employees padded their time sheets. an east bay goff instructor admitted he abused three young male students and later tried to hire a hitman to keep them from testifying against them.

32-andrew nisbet was -- 32-year- old andrew nisbet was arrested and faces 2 years in prison when -- 27 years in prison when sentenced next month. some people who park at meters in downtown walnut creek say they've been wrongly ticketed because of a technical glitch. ktvu's alex savidge is live to explain the problem and what the city is doing to fix it. boy, this can be so frustrating, alex. >> reporter: very frustrating. you can imagine. the city right now is working to fix the glitch with certain parking meters in the downtown area and the issue here is with these in-ground sensors embedded in the pavement. they tell the parking meter when a car leaves the spot. but apparently some are too expensive and in some -- sense sensitive and show a car still parked. so the red light goes on, that shows no time left and that

leads to drivers being wrongly ticketed. police say a car even parked too close by can accidentally trip the sensor. according to the contra costa times, a hundred drivers have been given tickets they didn't deserve this morning. one man told us he's skeptical of this technical glitch. >> sounds like a little bit of a scam, you know. i think it's another way of bringing in more revenue in an area that's already having problems with no parking up here, and people coming in to shop. it doesn't make it easy. >> reporter: keep in mind, this is not a widespread problem the glitch only affected about 1% of all of the meter transactions in walnut creek. right now, the city says it's working with the manufacturer to adjust the acceptstivity -- sensitivity settings. people who worked at any of

those malfunctioning meters are having their tickets cleared. we're live this morning in walnut creek, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. some of us didn't know there were sensors there. >> no idea. coming up -- inmates moving out of jail. the earthquake damage that is forcing napa county to relocate dozens of inmates. as an american, i was embarrassed and apauled. >> up next -- appalled. >> up next, the reason a mother of one of the journalists beheaded by isis is speaking out. fog there. hazy skies from some of the smoke coming down from the fires. we'll have your friday forecast and a look ahead to sunday. even though it's two days away, the raiders and 49er forecast. hey pal? you ready?

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ten middle east countries have agreed to join the u.s. in fighting isis. arab nations, including saudi arabia, egypt, iraq, jordan and lebanon, all signed an agreement to do their share in the fight against isis. also known as isil. a new assessment from the cia estimates a number of islamic state fighters has grown to somewhere between 20 to 30,000 to cross iraq and syria. the mother of one of the american journalists beheaded by isis says she feels the u.s. government should have done more to try and free her son. james foley's mother, diane foley, told anderson cooper that the government discureged the -- discouraged the family's efforts to free him. >> we were just told that trust, that he would be freed

somehow. and he wasn't, was he? >> she says u.s. frill officials warned her not to raise ran some money or they could be prosecuted. u.s. commandos tried to rescue foley and others inside syria this summer but did not find them. a teenager who pleaded guilty to finding three high school students in ohio back in 2012 has been recaptured after escaping from prison. authorities say tj lane and two other prisoners escaped from a facility in lima, ohio last night. all three are back in custody. lane was founderty this morning -- was found early this morning about 100 yards from the facility at a church. he opened fire in a high school cafeteria and during his sentencing he yore a t-shirt reading "killer." >> we immediately contacted the victims' families of the school shooting, school officials and

other local law enforcement to ensure the safety of our county residents. >> investigators are now trying to figure out how the men climbed over the prison's fence. an american ebola survivor is helping another american infected with the virus. doctors treating dr. rick sacra in nebraska say he's responded well to aggressive treatment in the past week, including two blood transfusions from kent brantley. brantley received an experimental drug and revengesly recovered. there -- eventually recovered. there is a new petition to protect butterflies under the endangered species act. they move to santa cruz in october and stay through the winter months. in 1997, there were about 100,000 of them in the park. that number has drindled --

dwindled to. the petition will be reviewed by the u.s. department of fish and wildlife before moving onto public hearings. there will be a new call to keep a beach near half moon bay accessible to the public. supporters will hold a ral little at the gate to martin's beach. they are urging governor brown to sign a bill that would use eminent domain to open a private road to the beach. the road is on the property of a billionaire. when he bought the land six years ago, he locked the gate to the road blocking public access. apparently you can access to the beach from the ocean but you can't get there from the -- from the land. >> exactly. 7:17. i think it's a good time to check in with sal this morning. i'm gonna guess you are gonna start off with 101 in san jose. >> you're very good, brian. despite what other people say, i like you.

[laughter] >> kidding. northbound 101 as you drive past 880, this traffic is moving along nicely. brian is night. we're looking at 101 and 280. it's been a good drive. i think if you drive in san jose or sunnyvale, you will be happy to see what we're seeing here. 101 in the north bay is not quite as lucky. they cleared a crash. southbound 101 in petaluma -- actually, it's near the so soma/ma -- the sonoma/marin county line. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. it's a 20, 30-minute delay but still better than it normally is getting into san francisco. 7:18. let's go to steve. happy friday. fog below. i'm stepping right on tom of that fog. there -- some of the fog. a little bit of haze. we've had a couple of fires north and east.

that give us hazy conditions. we also have football forecast. even though it's two days away. now, remember, sal touched on this. it gets hot at levi stadium. 82 with a west wind. that's at 5:30. mostly sunny. what about the raider forecast? hold on. hold on. coastal fog is there. some of it is very dense. there's still warm air aloft. some areas are 80. that just caps the fog and sends it down. the dense fog is back. san francisco we'll start you off at 56. go 74 for a high. that's 4 above average. yet on wednesday, they were 80. yesterday, 77. coming down a little bit. oakland yesterday was 83. we'll go 79 today. still above average. speaking of oakland, for sunday, looks like fog, sun. 75 degrees west wind, about 15, 18 miles an hour. it will be mostly sunny. if you are in the lower bowl, you know it can get hot. i was at the as game and it was hot. hot. you know what i'm saying. if you are up above, you get the breeze. if you down below you are protected.

you get the fog. is there a lot there. a few high clouds might come in. a little system there. this guy might get bumped along and pay a visit next week. we'll go into a big cooling trend next week. today we'll have hot conditions and mainly above normal temperatures. 50s and 60s. low 50s. napa airport reduced visibility and fog. there's a lot of fog on the coast. 61 brentwood. san ramon slash danville at 57. la fayette and orinda, low 60s. there is a little breeze. it's trying. after that calm, hayward calm, san jose. i've had a couple of people say can you cool us here. if i could, i would in san jose. mother nature has a better handle on it than i do. it looks like sunday -- tropical storm o'deal will move into better conditions over the weekend. everything says it will go parallel to baja and just clip

the outer edges of cabo and la paz and cabo. it looks like it will be okay. if that changes course, all bets are off. it looks like it will if to the west -- it will go to the west. low cloud deck is in place and it's going to get enhanced here over the next few days. it's rarin' to go. but today it's kind of thick there. hot inland, fog near the coast. 60s, 70s, 80s, sausalito in there. clearlake at 98. 95 concord. 78 berkeley. there's 77 alameda. livermore is 98. they were 101 yesterday. san jose 88. 96 gilroy. sunnyvale at 87. 83 san mateo. palo alto, 88. 66 daly city pacifica and half moon bay. fog, is up, warm. but more -- fog, sun warm. but cooler and temperatures take a plunge next week. she spent almost half of her life in prison for a murder

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the official pore prit of arnold schwarzenegger just -- portrait of arnold schwarzenegger just unveiled is getting scrutiny. he attended the unveiling at the state capitol on monday. we're learning the story on a smudge on his lapel in the painting. apparently the artist painted a lapel pin in that spot with a picture of maria shriver. now it's been painted over. the painting was done in 2003, well before the two separated in 2011, following the discovery that arnold

schwarzenegger fathered a child with another woman. the family of sarah palin was involved in a drunken brawl. anchorage police confirmed the palin family got into a fight at a birthday party last saturday night and alcohol was believed to have been a factor. it involved several palin family members including bristol who allegedly punched several times a man who used to date her sister, willow. police did not make any arrests because no one pressed charges. 7:25. now to the race for mayor of san jose. four former police chiefs are inence dooring santa clara county supervisor dave cortez. san jose has seen the rise in violent crime and a drop in the number of officers. >> it's shameful to see what's happening with the way the department is being staff ched.

staffed. >> the former chiefs blame the exodus of officers on a change in the pension plan. mayor reed said more officers are being hired and two more academies are being added. the two candidates for mayor are pictured here. they are dave cortezcy. and same liccardo. will ferrell is hoping to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for children with cancer by playing video games in san francisco. >> we're all extremely motivated and impossibly good looking. it's not ailer people's perspective -- alter people's perspective. >> the comedian says anyone who donates $10 or more on the website will have a chance to fly to san francisco and play video games with him for two hours. it will be broadcast live on san francisco-based twitch tv. the new iphone went on sale

at midnight online. the trouble some people ran into while trying to order apple's hottest new gadget. >> reporter: president obama declares name a disaster area. meanwhile, some inmates have to be transferred out of the county jail because of quake damage. and we are still looking at traffic that's getting busier throughout the morning. it's been lighter in the south bay. we're look at a live picture of highway 4. a lot of sunshine inland. but there seems to be more fog and coast and bay temperatures came down a few degrees. we'll see if the trend continues and if there's more of a delta breeze any time soon.

7:30. we're live in napa where we're learning new specifics about some federal aid coming from the obama administration. also earthquake damage to the jail has sparked new concerns. ktvu's tara moriarty is there. coming up in two minutes, she will tell us why some inmates are being moved to a different jail. good morning. it's friday, september 12th. i'm tori campbell. >> i like how you emphasized friday there. >> friday. yes. >> good morning, it's friday. i'm brian flores. dave clark is off today, enjoying the day as you can probably expect. steve, still fog along the

coast? >> yes, there is. the control room is making comments in my ear. if you start moving now, you will be over there. 88 in san jose. low clouds. there's more fog here. temperatures in san jose should be closer to 83, 84. still above. texas will be p 4. should be 7 -- 74. should be 70. lee clouds very thick in spots here. some of that reduced visibility, 50s 60s on the temperatures. 54 menlo park. 59 los altos hills. 55 foster city. belmont, 57. where is the breeze? there's a little west wind. that's about it. 8 won't do it. after that fog burns off or lifts we'll see temperatures that will be above average but i -- coming down a couple of degrees here. hot inland, 90s. that's well above. about 10, 15. 60s, 70s. a little bit above coast and bay. here's sal. we're looking at a commute where traffic is a little bit busier than it was 30 minutes ago. we're starting off with the san

mateo bridge. and you can see traffic is busy. it's just a little better than normal. sometimes people say well are we ever gonna get friday light. i think this is about as close as you can get now that everyone is back in school. still better here and on the dumbarton bridge. bay bridge toll plaza slightly better. we have a bigger crowd on 880 approach. this is a 30, 35-minute delay. it does look like someone is being pulled over here in the carpool lane unfortunately by chp right down there and being taken off to the toll plaza where i assume they will be getting a very expensive ticket. westbound 580 in irm will. you can see -- in livermore, you can see traffic will be slow approaching an earlier accident. after that, traffic moves well to 680. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. thank you. the napa earthquake from a few weeks ago is shaking things up at the napa county jail now. tara moriarty is live in napa with the reason the earthquake

is forcing dozens of inmates to be moved. >> reporter: 60 will be moved to solano facilities. we don't know when the repairs here at the napa county jail will be completed. we did speak to administration this morning. you can see in front of the jail, we know some inmate services such as video visitation have been moved to the portal unit. a worker wrote to ktvu saying the building had been yellow tagged with no public allowed inside. no visitors. our source says they wonder how it's safe for staff and inmates. an official says the building is structurally sound and the inmates are always supervised. problems that pose a threat to safety have been mixed. >> the area inside the jail where staff and inmates are by and large safe for them to work and live in except for cosmetic issues that we're seeing, yes, after the earthquake we had loss of power, we did have

elevators that did not work. however, within 24 hours, we had repairs done on those items and we did fix those items. >> meanwhile, president obama has declared the quake zone a major disaster area. federal funding will now be allowed for state and local governments. it's estimated that the 6.0 quake caused more than $4million in damage. live from napa, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. in the meantime, pg&e is replacing some aging gas lines in napa due to the earthquake. the napa valley register reports pg&e has already begun work to replace gas lines on loss karnerosa avenue. they will start to replace lines in the meadowbrook neighborhood next week. pg&e says gas lines were not ruptured in the earthquake but the ground surrounding the pipelines has shifted dramatically. we put more information on the

emergency deck la clation for napa and how -- declaration for napa and how to receive assistance on our website. a man is fighting for his life after being found with several gunshot wounds near san francisco general hospital. police say the man in his 20s was found about 8:30 last night at 23rd and utah streets. before the man was located, police received reports of shots fired on elsworth street in bernal heights. police could not confirm whether the two incidents are related. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. police in richmond are investigating a shooting that left a 43-year-old san pablo man in critical condition. it happened shortly after 10:00 last night on ohio avenue. according to the contra costa times, the man was heard arguing with another man before shots were fired. police say shot spotter technology led officers to the scene. when they arrived, they found a man who a been shot several times.

he was -- who had been shot several times. he was airlifted to the hospital. no arrests have been made. a berkeley woman is pleading for help to find the killer of her fiance. it's been four years. she's hoping for leads. investigators say she was walking home with her fiance after celebrating his birthday when two men tried to rob them near the ashby b.a.r.t. station in berkeley. her fiance was shot and killed. she was punched in the face. police are still looking for those suspects. well, b.a.r.t. says it has discovered defective wheels on 20 of its cars fogging an incident last month. no one was hurt when the outer portion of a wheel fell off. the incident prompted b.a.r.t. to inspect all of its trains. it found that 23 wheels on 20 trains had manufacturing flaws that could allow the outer layer of the wheel to come off. 13 cars have been repaired. seven are still being worked

on. 7:36. some people stayed up late to preorder the new iphones but it sounds like many people had to wait much longer than they thought. and others are waking up disappointed. pam cook is in the studio with the problems on getting your hands on the latest gadgets. >> preorders started at midnight for the iphone 6 and 6 plus. they are supposed to start shipping next week. we're hearing that p iphone 6 plus -- that the iphone 6 plus is soed out for the first order -- sold out for the first order and won't ship for another four weeks. apple's online store had trouble when the orders began. some people report not being able to get through for a couple of hours. other people not at all. verizon customers seemed to have fewer problems. but some customers reported a lot of problems with the preordering. one of the features of the iphone 6 plus is that bigger screen. that's what people are trying to get their hands on. it has a 5.5-inch display.

within -- you can order the -- you can preorder at the apple store. deliveries supposed to begin a week from today, next friday. however, on the at&t website, the carrier says customers have to wait between 35 to 42 days before their iphone 6 plus ships. of course there will probably be long lines. we'll have more in our next hour of "mornings on 2." tori? >> let's not forget about the achle watch -- apple watch. it seems that people are having a little bit of fun mocking the high-tech piece of technology. some people taped apples to it their wrist. others made fun of having an iphone and apple watch. and late night host jimmy kim. said he's glad the -- kimmel said he's glad they came out with the watch because he's

tired of looking at his wrist. last year, ceo mark benny hoff donated to middle school schools and he's announced to another donationle. this toe nation will go to the schools -- the donation will go to the schools. rough roads cost drivers in san francisco and the east bay more than 2200 a year in repairs, maintenance and extra gas. in san jose, drivers are paying close to $1700. many drivers say they are not surprised by the findings. >> new tires, gas, by just sitting in traffic. i can understand why the number

is high. >> the report also found drivers in san francisco and oakland waste an average of 61 hours a year in traffic. and that poor roads contribute to a third of serious and deadly crashes. 7:39. san jose police are calling the death of a woman found lying on the street a homicide. coming up at 8:00, the important new information we received about this morning's deadly attack. also coming up -- >> reporter: good morning. right now, traffic is still getting busier. as a matter of fact, some of that friday light is gone away. not here on the golden gate bridge where that looks good. we'll sort it out for you. >> yesterday that fog on the golden gate was right down on the span. it's lifted a little bit. that's a sign we'll see cooler temperatures. we'll have your friday forecast coming up.

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7:42. billionaire pie crow soft co- founder paul alan is in a tug- of-war over a rare german military tank located here in the bay area. auctions america posted this video online of the panzer 4 tank. it went unsoemed during an auction -- unsold during an auction. the chronicle reports his company later paid $2.5 million for it. the company has filed a lawsuit in san mateo county accusing the tank's owner, the kollings foundation, of taking the money and keeping the tank. there's no response yet from the kollings foundation. police at the college of marin are investigating a major plot to steal $00,000 in federal aid. it's all according to the chronicle. at least 23 people are accused of posing as students.

two faculty members alerted the school about the scam. it mainly targets online programs. police say the people would enroll in classes and then apply for pell grant. pell grants don't require he repayment so the scammers would later drop out after getting the money. well, a top aide to the president of chabot college is in the spotlight after she allegedly forked her boss's signature on a -- forged her boss's 60 on a college-issued credit card. karen silva charged more than $9,000 including thousands of dollars worth of see's candy that she sold on campus for her own benefit. charges happened between december 2013 and march of this year. she's been a college employee for more than 20 years. she resigned in june after being confrontalled about the -- confronted about the purchases. a nevada woman who spent 30 years in prison for a killing she said she did not commit is out of jail this morning. this is a picture of 64-year- old cathy woods in court. she was convicted in the stabbing death of michelle

mitchell in 1980. she originally admitted to the crime but later recanted and maintained her innocence. earlier this week, the fbi revealed that dna on a cigarette butt in the garage where mitchell's body was found matched that of rodney halbower. he's linked to the murders of five women here in the bay area known as the gypsy hill murders. halbower is serving time in oregon for attempted murder. woods has been granted a new trial set to get underway next year. until then, she will live in southern california with her brother. hundred of bay area veterans are getting much- needed help. an event is being held at the alameda county fairgrounds. it runs through sunday. veterans and their families can get everything from entertainment, meals, hair cuts, legal help. the v.a. estimates there are more than 7,000 needy or homeless

veterans here in the bay area. well, the baltimore ravens have returned to the field for the first time since the graphic new video surfaced in the ray rice domestic violence case. the ravens hosted the pittsburgh steelers last night. the ravens have since cut rice and the nfl has suspended him indefinitely. many ravens' fans showed their support by wearing his jersey to last night's game. >> the reality, he made a mistake. he owned up to it, both him and his wife. they're punished for it. he's doing everything they've asked him to do. >> dozens of fans who moveled to the bay area from maryland -- moved to the prayer from maryland a packed a san francisco bar to watch the game on tv. >> ravens! >> a group called ravens in the fall regularly meets here.

many are outraged over the incident but they are trying to turn a negative into a positive. they set up a special facebook page to raise money for domestic violence victims. >> can't really look to the nfl to be a moral compass to society. there are other ways to go about that. i think we're trying to focus on this means to us and the camaraderie. >> the group just started the campaign and has already raised more than $800. it expects to raise a lot more money in the days and weeks ahead. new this morning, a mysterious bright lights is sparking the curiosity from people here to sacramento. the ktvu newsroom has been getting phone calls and e-mails since it was first supported 90 minutes ago. one viewer sent us these pictures of the light. see if they are in the sky as we get closer on it. it was visible over a huge area. it was spotted by people in sacramento. vanderburg air force base says

it didn't have any launch. however, there is a strong solar storm scheduled to hit earth this morning and exsht says this light could be tied to the storm -- experts say this light could be tied to this storm. 7:47. let's go to sal. sal, you actually tweeted this out earlier. >> i'm glad you did that story. >> good. >> i was suspecting my friend was messing with me when he called. [laughter] >> might still be doing that. >> sure there is. >> yeah. >> my friends mess with me. then i started seeing it on twitter. let's go out and take a look at the commute westbound bay bridge as you come up to the toll plaza. it's about a 20, 25-minute delay. there's no major accident on the bridge but all of a sudden it has become a lot slower. also this morning we're looking at the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 traffic is going to be okay as you head out to san mateo. however, southbound 101 in san mateo at highway 92 there is an injury accident and the chp and

fire department responding to that. we can go to the maps. southbound 101 at 92 and there's debris all over the place. it sounds like a pretty serious injury accident here. you might want to think about using 280 instead. 280 is actually doing we vell. it's a great -- very well. it's a great alternate route. let's go to steve. >> exploiting meteor. i saw that on twitter. some guy getted it out. i believe -- tweeted it out. i believe it. there seems to be a little more fog. it was down here. today it's up here a little bit. i think that's a sign it will be cooler coast and bay. we'll see temperatures running below average. hot inland. clearlake, vacaville, yes, brentwood, oakley, gilroy, maybe. but i think coming down a couple of degrees. cooler coast and bay. there's a little bit more fog. some of that fog made it to santa rosa and napa for reduced visibility. on sunday, again, sal touched on this, it gets hot in levi

stadium. this 5:30 game, 82. it looks like a cooler pattern kicks in on sunday. as for the raiders game. it looks like 75, 72, 75. more of a westerly breeze. but dry. we don't have to worry about anything else. other than that, a little bit of fog. still on the warm side. 59, 79 for oakland today. that's down 4 from yesterday. san francisco hit 77. today we'll go 74. the low cloud deck continues to be really thick. there is a decent thick for friday morning. a few high clouds might sneak in there. not there. kind of taking aim more towards the north. i would think north bay. that system, that other low might get drawn in by a much stronger system. it looks to be a pretty good cooldown. today there will be warm to hot temperatures. low 50s. low 60s. everyone is close here. the higher elevations continue to be really warm. east of morgan hill. santa cruz mountains, 77 warm

degrees. it's still going to be on the warm to hot category. we have a little bit of a breeds. but not enough -- breeze. but not enough. 8 won't do it. tropical storm o'deal continues to move to the north. the steering currents are not favorerrable. it -- favorable. it will reach hurricane strength. it might slam some rain into southern california next week. 63 san francisco. eureka a chill there at 45. low clouds will be with us. i think they are rarin' to go. they will start to make a bigger push as we go into the weekend. still hot inland. fog near the coast. around the bay. so 60s, 70s, 80s to the 90s. 95 concord. brentwood, 99. berkeley, 78 degrees. san jose 88. east san jose probably 92. 87 menlo park.

woodside, 89. 66 half moon bay to san francisco's 74. it does look warm to hot inland on saturday and then cooler for sunday and much cooler next week. >> all right. 7:51. out of this world problems. the reason many of you may have issues with your satellite tv or radios this weekend. but next -- a northern california pizzeria black mailed from bit coins. oops ed mayes

welcome back. a bay area group that runs a community center in kenya is now hoping to help women here in oakland. women center's international is holding a fund-raiser featuring ten oakland designers, live music and a silent auction. funds will be used to open a new center for low-income women in oakland offering job training, education and social services to women trying to escape poverty, sex trafficking

and abusive relationships. it will be modeled after the organization in nairobi, kenya. it's helped women living in poor neighborhoods. >> when we have the women now marginalized kind of outside the net, bring them in. >> the fund-raiser will be held sunday night at the california ballroom in oakland. tickets range from $20 to $85 a person. organizers say they hope to raise enough to open the center by next spring. the owner of a placer county pizzeria has an urgent warning for folo business owners after she became the target of an unusual black male account. >> i got this e-mail saying is this the resume you are looking for, clicked on it. the next thing i know i've got windows setup running. >> well, the e-mail was from cyber criminals in search of digital dollars. all of her business files were hacked into and locked. the hackers then demanded thousands of dollars in

bitcoins, which are additional currency, in exchange for her files back. she refused and despite the cost, decided to re-create all of her files from scratch. she now users her computer with more caution. >> do not click on anything if it says resume, if it says applications, if it -- don't click on anything. >> a detective with sacramento's high-tech crimes task force says it's nearly impossible to track down these cyber hackers who are often overseas. they also say they are not just targeting businesses but individuals as well. a federal court has unseemed 1500 pages of -- unseemed 1500 pages of -- unsealed 1500 pages of document. involving yahoo!. yayahoo!

was threatened with a fine. yahoo! gave up the information after an unsuccess f.m. legal challenge. hue -- unsuccess f.m. legal challenge. hewlett-packard has been fined for bribing russian officials. the palo alto company pleaded guilty to felony charges and said the bribery was done by a russian subsidiary. federal frill officials say the ph division paid $2 million to russian contractors to keep a contract. the people involved no longer work for the subsidiary. step up to the plate. the harsh words one senator has for mark zuckerberg. >> reporter: san jose police are investigating a homicide. the william -- woman's body found out in the open. we're looking at a commute that's gets busier. san mateo bridge is slow. there is a crash waiting for

you on the other side. a lot of fog out there. inland temperatures will be hot well above average. coast and bay will be close to average. that fog looks like it will win out overtime.

sounds like a little bit of

a scam, you know. i think it's another way of bringing in more revenue. drivers being wrongly ticketed in one bay area city. it's all because of supersensitive in-ground sensors. alex savidge will join us in a few minutes to tell us where this problem is causing major headaches and what's being done to fix it. good morning, everybody. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm brian flores. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at weather and traffic. a little mixed bag. some fog, some real heat. >> that's correct, tori. upper 90s. 88 in san jose. 5 degrees above average. most locations will be about 5 to 10. far enough inland, 10 above average. coast and bay, 2, 4. fog is there. plenty to go around. it looks like it will be with us all the way through the weekend and then start enhancing. 50s and 60s. livermore is out of the gate.

fog is there. by the coast, some of that is reducing visibility. keep that in mind. it will be hot inland, one more day. i don't think it will be as hot. 90s through the interior or 80s. 60s and 70s coast and bay. here's sal. >> caught me looking there. >> there is a new crash. i'm just reading here it's been cleared to the shoulder. go right to the maps. southbound 101 at 92. southbound 101. there were a lot of fire engines, a lot of emergency equipment on the scene of this and that's why all of a sudden, we had a big backup in both directions on highway 101. the obvious solution -- maybe not obvious. take 280. it's a great freeway. 101 is kind of a mess. let's go to the san mateo bridge. there was also a stalled vehicle that was cleared off that span and again the car is gone but traffic is busy. just when things have been going so well, too, on the morning commute. bay bridge, that's getting better again. it's been up and down here at

the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound 580 is also a little bit slow right at 80 as you approach the toll plaza. back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we begin this hour with developing news that we've been following since 4:30 this morning. san jose police have two persons of interest in custody in an early-morning homicide. the victim, a woman who police found lying on the street on north 15th street in an industrial area of the city. ktvu's janine de la vega just spoke to a man who witnessed the aftermath of this deadly attack. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. police are questioning those two people that they are calling persons of interest in this homicide. the woman's body is still lying here on 15th street near 101 and oakland road. you can see there are a lot of yellow evidence markers there close to the sidewalk on the street. crime scene technicians are collecting anything that may be valuable to the investigation. police say the woman was assaulted. they received a 911 call at around 2:30 this morning, that

there was an unresponsive person lying on 15th street. when officers arrived, they found a woman face down suffering from blunt force trauma. she died at the scene. police started searchth area for witnesses and evidence. we have -- searching the area for witnesses and evidence. we have observed them handcuff two people and they took him away. they are being called persons of interest. >> there appears to be the lady laying on the sidewalk there. i can see she's -- i don't know. there's blood running down the sidewalk in the gutter. it looks bad. >> reporter: the area is industrial with a mix of businesses. it's where many homeless hang out. police say the victim may have been homeless and appeared to be in her 40s. right now, there has not been an arrest in this case.

it is the city's 26th homicide of the year. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. the investigation continues this morning into a single car crash in richmond that sent two people to the hospital overnight. it happened at 11:00 last night on san pablo avenue south of hilltop drive. police say a driver lost control and crossed all of the lanes before plowing through a fence and then hitting a tree. two people in the car were airlifted to the hospital and are listed in serious condition. oakland police are investigating what they say is the apparent accidental shooting of a 1-year-old boy. it happened around 12:30 yesterday afternoon outside a home on 77th avenue near bancroft. the boy was rushed to the hospital. but his injuries are not life- threatening and he is expected to make a full recovery. police are trying to determine who owned the gun. a source tells ktvu there's been trouble at the house before and that three men were

wounded there in a previous shooting. antioch police are hoping a new smartphone app will help the city crack down on crime. the contra costa times reports the app will allow people to send tips get safety alerts and even file crime reports. the app can be used to listen to the department's radio scanner traffic. police say they will continue to make improvements to the app but at this time, it cannot be used to send pictures or video. 8:05. a private investigator is now examining the santa rosa sun yore college police department -- junior college police department. the school tells the press democrat it is taking complaints seriously. one accusation, office workers exposed to child pornography and there's allegations that some employees padded their time sheets. a golf instructor agreed to a plea deal admitting that he abused three students and later

hired a hitman to keep them from testifying against them. he was originally charged with 75 felony counts but pleaded guilty to seven counts yesterday. three for abuse, one for child pornography and three for the solicitation of murder. he faces 27 years in prison when sentenced next month. we're getting a new look at what happens to guns recovered by the oakland police department. ab and i foundry has been melting scrap metal for years. that metal has been used for high rises in san francisco and levi stadium in santa clara. the oakland police department uses that facility to melt down hundred of weapons used to commit crimes. the guns are put into metal boxes, locked and sealed before being transported to the facility under tight security. >> these are weapons that can hurt somebody innocent. i'm glad to see them go. >> while most guns were seized

by officers, others were turned in during the gun buyback program. >> some people who mark at meters in downtown walnut creek say they've been wrongly ticketed because of a technical glitch. ktvu's alex savidge is live with more on what's causing the meters to reset and the new demand from drivers. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you. a frustrating situation for a lot of people as you can imagine. the problem here centers around these in-ground sensors that are embedded in the pavement in the parking spots in the downtown area. they are designed to wirelessly tell tell the meter when a car -- tell the meter when a car pulls out. the rhett lied goes off on the meter and those folks -- the red light goes off on the meter and those folks get a ticket wrongly. the city says a car parked too close can accidentally trip the

sensor. that's what they believe. according to the contra costa county times over the last few months about 100 drivers have been driven tickets they didn't deserve because of these malfunctioning mooters. drivers say it -- meters. drivers say it's frustrating to try to find a spot in the downtown area and avoid getting a ticket bought a technical glitch. >> you end up coming out with a ticket and you have no idea what happened. it's frustrating. >> reporter: while a fair number of people unfairly received tickets, the city wants to point out it's not a widespread problem by any stretch. it's 1% of all of the meter transactions here in walnut creek that were a result of malfunctions meters. right now the city says it's working with the manufacturer to adjust the sensitivity settings on some of those sensors in the area. it sounds as if drivers were unfairly given tickets are getting refunds from the city. we're live in walnut creek,

alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. there will be a new call today to keep a beach near half moon bay public. supporters will hold a rally at 10:30 at the gate to martin's beach. they are urging governor brun to sign a bill that would use eminent domain to reopen a private road to the beach. the road is on the property of a billionaire. when he bought the property, he locked the gate blocking public access. mark zuckerberg is taking heat from congressional republicans over his stance on immigration. in a speech on the senate floor, an alabama senator called on zuckerberg to hire more american workers including those laid off by microsoft. he's one of several who have lobbied president obama to expand the number of foreign workers allowed to come to the u.s. microsoft recently announced plans to lay off 18,000 of its employees.

8:09. coming up -- nearly three weeks after the earthquake and there's new trouble for napa. in 22 minute, the danger that's affecting inmates in the county jail. next, the south african judge in the murder trial of oscar pistorius issued her final verdict hours ago. find out about her decision and his reaction. good morning. right now we're still looking at a commute that's good. it's better than it was on thursday but still ritz gettingby -- it's getting busier as you head to the peninsula. started the week off with very cool temperatures. well below average. we hit average by tuesday. wednesday went above. there are signs of temperatures coming down a little bit. we'll show you that coming up.

the navy says a pilot is missing after two jets collided over the pacific ocean this morning. the other pilot was rescued. the jets were with the aircraft carrier u.s. carl vinson which is on a mission in the asia- pacific region. this is file video of the carrier. it's based in san diego and just left on a nine-month deployment last month. the fa-18 hornets have not been recovered. a cruiser and helicopters are searching the ocean for that second pilot. the south african judge in the murder trial of oscar pistorius has now issued her

final verdict. this is video of oscar pistorius leaving the courthouse a few hours ago. the judge formally declared pistorius not guilty of premeditated murder in the fatal shooting. his girlfriend. however, the judge did find him guilty of a lesser charge. she announced her decision while pistorius stared straight ahead without showing any emotion. >> mr. pistorius, please stand up. the unanimous decision by this court is the following -- the accused is found not guilty and is discharged. instead, he's found guilty of culpable homicide. >> culpable homicide is viewed as a negligent killing in south african law and is equivalent to manslaughter. pistorius now faces a possible 15-year prison term when he is sentenced at a later date. the judge ruled there was no

evidence to dispute pistorius's claim that he mistook his girlfriend for an intruder when he shot and killed her in his home on valentine's day last year. prosecutors called the death of reeva steenkamp a premeditated murder that followed a heated argument. coming up on 8:15. and ten middle east countries have agreed to join the u.s. in fighting islamic state militants. the commitment came at a meeting in saudi arabia attended by secretary of state john kerry. arab nations including saudi arabia, egypt, iraq, jordan and lebanon signed an agreement to do their share in the fight against isis, also known as isil. a new assessment from the cia estimates the number of islamic state fighters has grown to somewhere between 20,000 and 30,000 across iraq and syria. the mother of one of the american journalists beheaded by isis says she feels the u.s. government should have done more to try to free her son. james foley's mother diane foley told cnn that the

government discouraged the family's efforts to free him. >> we were just told that trust, that he would be freed somehow miraculously and he wasn't, was he? >> she says u.s. officials warned her many times not to raise ran some money or they could be prosecuted. u.s. commandos tried to rescue foley and others this summer but did not find them. ten militants have been arrested in an attack on a young girl in pakistan, now an advocate for women's rights. officials say the militants worded a school -- boarded a school bus in 2012 on orders from the taliban. the attack seriously wounded ann this girl who lives in britain. she's made headline around the world for promoting gender equality and was named one of "time" magazine's most influential people. she was nominated for nobel

peace prize. very brave. >> yes. let's go to sal. keeping an eye on traffic. how are things in the east bay? >> they are a little bit crowded, brian and tori. we had a lighter than usual start but now it seems like we're almost up to full strength. westbound 80. 28-minute drive from the carquinez drive to the macarthur maze. when you get to the toll plaza, you will see traffic that is backed up for about a 15-minute drive into san francisco. it's slightly better than it normally is. yesterday we had much more traffic here. there are no major problems getting into the city. 101 in sonoma county remains slow. marin county from 37 counsel to central san rafael is slow. as we look at 680 that remains slow and 580 is pretty much all of livermore on 580 is stop and go, westbound 580, i should say. let's go to steve. a very good morning. warm air up here. 75, 80. that's smashing the fog. there's a lot down here.

it looks like -- we started the trend yesterday. even though it was only a couple of degrees. maybe one to three cooler. it will still be hot. i think we topped out on wednesday. still some coming upper 90s for many. not enough of a breeze. the fog can't make enough of an impact yet. cooler coast and bay. dense morning fog. football forecast even though two days away. we'll go 82, 5:30 for the 49ers and the bears. for the raiders game, it looks cooler but okay. a little more of a westerly breeze. we'll go 75. fog, sunny, mostly sunny on sunday at 1:25. 59 oakland to start speaking of today. 70. we'll go 79. that's down 4 from yesterday. san francisco was 77 yesterday. we'll go 74. what's average is 70. they were 80 on wednesday. coming down gradually. low clouds and fog have a lot of juice if you will. big fog bank out there. some of that made it into marin

county and also sonoma county. a little bit over the bay. 50s and 60s. had a couple of low 50s in the north bay. already 56 livermore. snowe, 60. 61 -- sfo 60. 61 concord. tropical storm o'deal, 50-mile- an-hour winds. it's plotting along at about 2 miles an hour. it's expected to move into a favorable environment in the next day or two. 60 miles an hour, i should say. it will get up to 74. everything says -- all of the tracks take it to the west of cabo and la paz. the outer bands could be close enough where they might get 40, 50-mile-an-hour winds or heavy rain. it looks like it wants to stay far enough west. the big question, one forecast model after sunday/monday takes some of that and slams it into southern california for heavy rain. the other one says no, it will head out into the pacific. if you are heading down to

southern california, maybe monday/tuesday be advised there could be a big increase in cloud cover. 44 in tahoe. a 7 in ukiah -- 57 in ukiah. low clouds and fog. we'll be rarin' to go. they need oomph and they will get it as low pressure reaches us over the weekend. very warm to hot for some here. st. helena, 96. petaluma, 87. nova 89 -- novato 89. 77 alameda. 80s for san jose. 90s santa clara valley. santa cruz, 76. low 90s cupertino, san mateo, millbrae, burlingame. upper 70s, 80s. 60s, 70s, coast and parts of south san francisco. more fog and then temperatures will start to cool down on monday and tuesday. >> who is the team the 9ers are playing? >> the bears. >> the bears, i like that. [laughter] bad roads across the bay

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8:23. happening right now -- president obama and former president bill clinton are getting ready to mark the 20th

anniversary of the amerry co national -- americo national -- americorps ceremony. along with the current president and former president, are hundred of americorps volunteers who are being sworn in for duty. president clinton established the program back in 1994. it's similar to the peace corps but it operates within the u.s. since 1994, more than 900,000 people have volunteered in americorps projects nationwide. now to the race for mayor in san jose. four former police chiefs are endorsing santa clara county supervisor dave cortese. the former chiefs say their biggest concern is safety and the state of the san jose police department. san jose has seen a rise in violent crime and a drop in the number of officers. >> it's shameful really to see

what's happening with the way the department is being staffed. >> that's one of the reasons we're all here. >> status quo is not acceptable. it is not if you want to maintain safety in san jose. >> the former chiefs blame the exodus of officers in a chainen in the pension plan. chuck reed said more officers are being hired and two more police academies are being added. the two dits for mayor are dave cortese and -- the two candidates for mayor are dave cortese and sam liccardo. a portrait of former governor, arnold schwarzenegger is getting scrutiny. now, we're learning the story behind a smudge on the painting where a lapel pin was with a picture of marina shriver. it's been -- maria shriver. it's been painted over.

police in alaska are confirming that the family of former vice presidential candidate sarah palin was involved in a fight at a party saturday night. the new york daily news reports that palin's daughter, bristol punched a man several times. reportedly, the man used to date her sister willow and the relationship ended badly. while police say alcohol was a factor in the fight, they did not make any arrests because no one pressed any charges. well, it is the first day you can preorder iphones. after the break, the problems many encountered while trying to be the first to get their hands on the devices. >> reporter: the napa earthquake shakes up things at the county jail. we'll tell you how some inmates are being forced out. and how one worker inside said the problem is worse than officials are admitting. good morning. if you are driving the east bay, things are getting better again as we look at highway 24, we'll come back and show you a drive time for the stretch and

also take a look at the bay bridge. a lot of fog out there. there's hardly any breeze whatsoever. in fact, most locations are calm. there is a little hint. some of that is offshore. temperatures warm to hot. we'll see if it will cool down on the weekend.

welcome back to "mornings on 2." 8:29. we're live in napa this morning at the county jail there where earthquake damage has prompted some new concerns. ktvu's tara moriarty is there as well. she'll be coming up in about two minutes and will tell us why some inmates are just now being moved out of the jail almost three weeks after the

quake. good morning, everybody. it is friday, september 12th. i'm brian flores. let's get your day started with weather and traffic. steve is over to my right. >> i forgot it was friday. >> it is. we do have fog. some temperatures inland are beginning to warm up. the fog, a little slow to burn off. but it will retreat back to the coast. 50s and 60s. mid-60s for a few. some reduced visibility with the fog. there's a lot here. it -- there's too much warm air aloft. not enough of a breeze. i think a couple of degrees cooler for some. but there's a puff of an offshore breeze. 60s, 70s, 80s around the water. here's still. >> we still have traffic that's busy. things have been improving in the last half-hour as we take a look at highway 24, it's about ten minutes from pleasant hill road to the caldecott. 680 is clearing out between concord and walnut creek. as we go to the bay bridge, things are better than they were.

the 880 approach is not bad which is exactly what we wanted. we're looking at san jose now and the road sensors do show slow traffic but it's better than it normally is on 101 especially. back to the desk. >> thank you. the napa earthquake weeks ago is now shaking things up at the napa county jail. tara moriarty is live in napa with the serious damage the jail got forcing dozens of inmates to be relocated. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning. we received a tip from someone who works inside the jail who says that the problem is a lot worse than officials are letting on. the problem is that no one is allowed inside the building except for staff and inmates. the public has been banned because the building has been yellow tagged. we're told that the very worst damage is actually in a hallway that runs from medium to high risk offenders. that's where the wall separates from the floor more than a foot in some spots. it's so wide that the steel joints that were installed during retrofitting are exposed. officials say that engineers

have deemed the building structural sound but at least two workers tell ktvu that's not true and that it's dangerous. there are 264 inmates here total. 60 of whom are being transferred. >> initially 20, 21 feel female inmates that are going to solano county very soon. as you can emergency, we don't give the exact dates for safety and security reasons when we're moving the inmates. but approximately another 30, 40 male inmates over r the yuming days -- over the coming days will be going to solano county. >> reporter: when staff noticed that inmates were peeling away parts of the wall, they realized they could use them as weapons. the reason the public have not allowed inside is because of the repair work. they say they don't want anybody to be in harm's way. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. pg&e is replacing some aging gas lines in napa due to

the earthquake. the napa valley register reports pg&e has already begun work to replace gas lines in los karneros avenue. they will also replace them in the meadowbrook neighborhood next week. pg&e says gas lines were not ruptured in the earthquake but the ground sur surrounding the pipelines has shifted. president obama has declared a major disaster. the declaration is expected to make federal funds available to the state for repairs and to tribal groups and nonprofits in napa and solano counties. it's estimated that last month's 6.0 quake caused more than $400 million in damage. governor jerry brun also declared a -- brown also declared a statewide emergency shortly after the earthquake. and barbara boxer released this statement on the president's move "i think the -- i thank the president for his swift response in declaferring a major disaster

declaration which will help our communities rebillion dollar after this devastating earthquake -- rebuild after this devastating earthquake. it is critical that the administration move quickly to approve individual assistance to help our families and victims recover. a man is fighting for his life after being shot with several gunshots. police say the man in his 20s was found around 8:30 at 23rd and utah streets. before the man was located, police received reports of shots fires on ellsworth street in bernal heights. police cannot confirm if the two incidents are related. police in richmond are investigating a shooting that left a 43-year-old san pablo man in critical condition. it happened shortly after 10:00

last night on ohio avenue. according to the contra costa times. the man was heard arguing with another man before shots were fired. police say shot spotter technology led officers to the scene when they arrived, they found a man who had been shot several times. he was airlifted to the hospital. no arrests have been made. b.a.r.t. says it has discovered defective wheels on 20 of its train cars following an incident last month. no one was hurt when the outer portion of a wheel fell off a moving train in pleasant hill august 26th. but the incident prompted b.a.r.t. to inspect all of its trains. it found 23 wheels on 20 trains had manufacturing flaws that could allow the outer layer of the wheel to come off. 13 cars have been repaired. seven are still being worked on. hundreds of people gathered in san francisco to remember a 14-year-old boy stabbed and killed last week.

many were dressed all in white yesterday morning at the funeral for rashawn williams. rashawn had just bought candy at a mission district market with one of his younger brothers when stabbed. police have arrested another 14- year-old in connection with the killing. a berkeley woman is pleading for the public's help to find the killer of her fiance. it's been four years since his death. amber nelson is handing out these fliers hoping for leads in the deadly attack on september 12th of 2010. investigators say she was walking home with her fiance after celebrating his birthday when two men tried to rob them near the ashby b.a.r.t. station in berkeley. her fiance was shot and killed and she was punched in the face. police are still looking for suspects. happening today, hundreds of bay area veterans are getting some much-needed help. the annual east bay standdown event is being held at the alameda county fairgrounds. it runs through sunday. strearts and their families can -- veterans and their families

can get fg from entertainment -- can get everything from entertainment, meals. sounds like when it comes to phones bigger is now better and much more popular. pam cook is in the newsroom with more and the problems getting the iphone 6. >> yeah, soldout. the first shipment of the iphone 6 plus sold out in the first five hours in the u.s. overnight. some people who stayed up very late were shut out. preorders for the up in phones september to ship a week from today started at midnight. however, the online apple store had massive delays. some people report not being able to get through for a couple of hours. others not at all. it was slightly marked successful on the websites of the major cell providers but their sites, including at&t, sprint and vemp rye done were slow -- verizon were slow because of the demand. the demand was for the bigger

display on the iphone 67 plus. not just here in the u.s. we're hearing it sold out in france and the u.k. overnight. that means it's no longer available for the release date of next friday, september 19th. right now, the wireless carriers are saying that the iphone 6 plus won't be available to ship until beginning to mid-october. the smaller iphone 6, though, not the plus is still available for preorders this morning. now, we do nope that next friday, the 19th -- we do know that next friday, the 19th, best buy will get some of the iphone 6s and the pluses. we expect some big lines and they usually from what i've been able to sell from store managers they don't know how many they will get. brian and tori? >> thank you. let's not forget about the other new gadget. the apple watch. it seems people have having fun mocking it. some taping apples to their wrists or carving watches out

of apples. others made fun of having both a phone and a watch. late night host jimmy kimmel says he's glad apple came out with the apple watch because he was so tired looking all the way down to his hand to find out the hand. now he can just stop at the wrist. a mysterious bright light in the sky above the east bay, sparking the curiosity of people from here to jeam. the ktvu newsroom -- to sacramento. the ktvu newsroom has been getting phone calls. one viewer ent is us these pictures of the light. it was visible over a huge area and was spotted by some people in san francisco. vanderburg air force base said it didn't have any launch. there's a strong solar storm scheduled to hit earth. and experts say this light could be tied to that storm. that strong solar flare could disrupt satellite data including gps. scientists say it's been

several years since a solar storm of this size came near the earth. it's expected to cause changes in the earth's field with slight disruptions to satellite and radio transmissions today and tomorrow. no major problems are expected. beautiful picture. >> yeah. always great to see. 8:39. mum, ravens' fans sounding out on the ray rice domestic violence scandal. >> you can't look to the nfl to be a moral compass for society. >> how they are making the best of a bad situation. >> reporter: we're live in san jose, where we have an update in this morning's homicide where a woman was brutally attacked. we'll tell you why it may help lead police to a suspect. good morning. we're still looking at traffic that is heavy in some areas, especially in the east bay and in the south bay. we'll tell you more about these commutes coming up. it looks like another warm to hot day inland. temperatures did come down a

couple of degrees for some yesterday. we'll see if that trend. there was sog but it looks to be -- there was some fog but it looks to be retreating pretty fast. your friday forecast coming up.

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let's get you updated on some of the top stories -- the navy says a pilot is missing

after two jets collided over the pacific ocean this morning. this is not the right video. we do understand the other pilot was rescued. the jets were operating with the aircraft carrier u.s.s. carl vinson on a mission in the asia-pacific region. two people have been airlifted to the hospital after a late- night crash in richmond. it happened at 11:00 on san pablo avenue south of hilltop drive. police say a driver lost control and crossed all of the lanes before plowing through a fence and then sitting a tree. we want to update you on developing news since had:30. san jose police are investigating an early-morning homicide. ktvu channel 2 reporter, janine de la vega, just got new information moments ago. what have you learned? >> reporter: well, police have brought in a third person who they are calling a person of interest in for questioning. they are being interviewed at the police department while crime scene technicians have

been collecting evidence on 15th street which is an industrial area close to 101 and oakland road. the coroner is here right now. they just examined the body. now they are about to take it away. let's go to video we shot earlier. this all started just before 2:30 when someone passing by on 15th street spotted a woman lying face down on the sidewalk. officers arrived and found her unresponsive and suffering from blunt force trauma. she was pronounced dead at the scene. officers roped off the area to investigate and collect evidence. so far, they have no weapon. they are treating this as a homicide but don't know exactly how this woman was killed. homeless people who frequent the area and those who work on the street reacted to what happened. >> is it surprising? no, but you got that element that's hanging out and there's bound to be trouble. >> reporter: we captured video of two of the people being taken away in handcuffs. they are being called persons

of interest. sometime after that, they took in the third person. officers have also taken witnesses back to the police station for questioning. they are trying to come up with a motive and the circumstances surrounding the crime. police tell us so far those witnesses are being very forthcoming. they say this victim appears to be in her 40s and is possibly homeless. back out here live, i do want to show you, we're pointing the camera across the street from the homicide. this is carl's junior. i would say in the last five minutes, they put up some tape here and police officers are guarding this because they found a -- what appears to be a bloody paper towel and a little trail. they have no idea if this at all is related to the homicide that is across the street. but just in case, they've roped it off to collect evidence again to see if later there's some sort of connection. this is the city's 26th homicide of the year. reporting live from san jose. janine de la vega, ktvu channel

2 news. 8:46. 49% of bay area roads are in poor conditions. that caused drivers thousands of dollars a year. that's according to a report from the transportation research group called trip. the report says rough roads cost drivers in san francisco and the east bay more than $2200 a year in repairs, maintenance and extra gas. in san jose, drivers are paying more than $1700 a year. many drivers say they are not surprised by the findings. >> new tires, gas, by just sitting in traffic. i can understand why the number is high. >> the report also found drivers in san francisco and oakland waste an average of 61 hours a year in traffic and that poor roads contribute to a third of serious and deadly crashes. drivers who run red lights in south san francisco may not have to worry about getting a ticket in the mail. the san francisco examiner reports the south san francisco city council did not renew its

contract with an arizona company that operated red light cameras at two of the city's intersections. councilmembers decided not to renew the contract due to concerns about cost and whether the cameras were reducing the number of crashes. the cameras are still up at the intersections of el camino real with westborough boulevard and hickey boulevard but they are not operating. an upcoming construction project will shut down part of a bay bridge offramp. the folsom street offramp will close on the night of september 22nd. drivers can still use the exit to go to fremont street. but folsom will be closed. it won't open in the march of next year. it's part of a $3.5 million project to realign the offramp where it touches down in the city to accommodate pedestrians and development. we're following breaking news out of oakland where police are investigating a home- invasion robbery. according to a police tweet now, the investigation is happening on bay yostreet near

39th avenue. police are still on the scene. ktvu viewers are calling into the newsroom saying several streets are blocked off in the area. police also told viewers those streets could be closed for the next two hours. one person has been detained but they are still searching that area. and that police activity appears to be affecting traffic as well. sal joins us from the ktvu traffic center. >> and high street is the main street that goes up the hill there into a residential neighborhood. high street, i put it on the map here. high street runs up the hill and people come up to carson street to access highway 13 and the activity is going on here in a residential area in the laurel district here. so police stay away from the area. there's a church and a school nearby. and bayo street is one of the streets people use in the neighborhood to cut over. if you stay away from it -- 580 is busy.

but it -- the traffic there has nothing to do with the police activity. it's kind of near the church in the area if you know the area. 880 northbound as you pass the coliseum, this traffic here is moderately heavy. and if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's about a 20-minute drive into san francisco. 8:49. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. fog out there. seems to be lifting a little bit. yesterday, it was much, much lower. right down on the water. big fog bank out there. yes, there is. that's a lot of gray. some of that has made it over marin county and sonoma county. some over the bay. it looks like it's beginning to burn off. a couple of high clouds might sneak off. but the main low has been out here for a couple of weeks showing signs heading towards northern california maybe early next week getting drawn up by a cooler system which will give us a big cooldown. we're dealing with 60s on the temperatures. had a knew low 50s north bay.

tropical storm o'deal will turn into hurricane strength and lift towards baja. i'm getting people saying i'm flying down there. my kids are going down there. all signs point to it reaching hurricane strength but staying just far enough away. they could get heavy rain. could change course. it looks like the strongest wind will take it very similar to norbert. after norbert is fell apart and went into arizona and gave it dro ten shall -- torrential rain. there's not a sign of that. but southern california maybe next week. you can see the fog. it wants to get going but it needs help. and that won't help until the weekend. morning fog, sunny. 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s to near00. again, it will take a day where we get a stronger delta preez. that's not happening yet. pleasanton 97. livermore 98. 94 morgan hill. cupertino 91. sunnyvale, 87. 76 san bruno.

60s on the coast. 70s in the city. a lot of mid- to upper 80s on the peninsula to near 90. still warm inland but temperatures gradually coming down the next few days. when we meet again, it will be cooler. >> all right, steve. thank you. coming up a scam targeting bay area colleges. after the break, the latest plot in which a group of people try to make off with hundreds of thousands of dollars.

the baltimore ray develops have returned to the -- ravens

have returned to the field for the first time since the graphic video surfaced in the ray rice domestic violence case. the ravens hosted the steelers in a nationally broadcasted football game on thursday night. the ravens seemed motivated to getting back to football. the ravens have cut rice. the nfl has suspended him. many fans showed their support by wearing his jersey to last night's game. >> the reality is he made a mistake. he admitted it. he owned up to it both him and his wife. they were punished for it. and he's doing everything and anything they've asked him to do. >> meantime, dozens of ravens' fans whod to the bay area -- fans who moved to the bay area, parked a san francisco bar to watch the game on tv. ravens! >> a group regularly meets in a bar to cheer on baltimore. many fans are outraged over the ray rice incident but are trying to turn a negative into

a positive. they they set up a -- they set up a special facebook page to raise money for domestic violence. >> you can't really rely on the nfl to be a moral compass for society. i think we're trying to focus on what this means to us and the camaraderie. >> the group just started the campaign. it raised more than $800,000. it expects to raise a lot more money in the days and weeks ahead. well, police of the college of marin are investigating a major plot to steal $200,000 in federal financial aid. according to the chronicle, at least 23 people are accused of posing as students. two faculty members alerted the school about the scam. targets online programs. police say the people would enroll in classes and apply for a pell grant. pell grants don't require repayments so the scammers would later drop out after getting the money. one final check on traffic now. sal, you are following breaking news in oakland that's affecting streets near 580?

>> that's right. 580, the laurel district near high street. i will put it on the map for you. it's the laurel district, kind of venturing into redwood heights on high street. the actual activity happened on bayo street, which is a side street, and there's a lot of activity in that particular neighborhood. but it is not affecting high street from what we hear. it's not affecting 580. we have a crew on the way. one person is in custody. one person being searched for in the neighborhood. let's take a look at westbound bay bridge. that is backed up for about a 15 -- 15-minute drive time, i should say from the toll plaza to san francisco. in san francisco, northbound 101 traffic that looks okay approaching the 80 split. let's go to steve. >> is. >> nuncy, hazy -- sunny, hazy skies. slightly cooler but still above average temperatures. we'll cool it down into the weekend. next week looks much, much cooler back in the 70s and 80s. it's hot where we're at.

>> in the inland areas. i suppose that end of summer heat wave -- >> yeah. >> all right. thank you. well, that's our report for this morning. we always thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. >> be sure to watch the noon news for more on the home invasion that has shut down several streets. we'll continue to follow that story all day and have updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us.

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