>> reporter: we're live in san leandro where 880 southbound is now open after a major injury accident. we'll tell you what the northbound direction is looking like coming up. we have alternate routes for you but they are getting more crowded as people have heard about this crash and are jamming onto other freeways. >> reporter: we are live in santa cruz. one of the areas where a shark was sighted over the weekend.

you will hear from one man who says he nearly escaped an attack and what this has prompted rangers to do. also, richmond's first deadly police shooting in seven years. what can be seen on a surveillance tape moments before the gunfire. "mornings on 2" starts now. good morning. we have a team of reporters live along interstate 880 in the east bay where traffic is an absolute mess. just after 3:00 this morning, a crash involving ten cars injured nine people and it shut down both directions of the freeway. the southbound lanes reopened about 15 minutes ago and what you are looking at now, the northbound traffic just started moving through. that's because chp is letting drivers stuck all morning, at least get through this mess. ktvu's tara moriarty has been on the scene all morning, still very active. coming up in moments, she will tell us what the chp is saying

about the shutdown and sal will show us the best way to get around the gridlock. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it is monday, september 15th. i'm tori campbell. >> good morning, tc. >> good morning, dave. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk more about weather and forecast. steve has your forecast. i did indeed. there will be system on the way for wednesday. that will give us additional cooling and maybe some rain to extreme northern california. first system usually weakens considerably. at least something is on the way. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. they haven't budged. very mild to warm for some. also out towarded brentwood. 57 san ramon. also danville, the breeze, trying. 22 at fairfield. holding steady there. 21 port chicago. a westerly at napa and oakland airport. fog will be on the increase. we'll get the cooler in here. high clouds to the north. a lot of low clouds coast and bay. we'll see partly sunny.

80s for most on the interiors. 60s and 70s. here's sal. we're continuing to follow developing news in san leandro where four lanes are reopened on 880 following a major injury crashs that snarled the morning commute -- crash that's snarled the morning commute. tara moriarty joins us now where some of the lanes are open. tara? >> reporter: yes, four southbound lanes are open. about 15 minutes ago, chp opened it up. it's already backed up because it was sort of like the flood gates opened. now the commute is trying to recover. if you take a look behind me here, you can see that there's some stuff on the roadway there. it looks like sort of a sheen of white. that's where the diesel fuel spilled from the rig big rig. crews still mopping that up. nine people have been injured in this crash. three in critical condition. shortly after 3:00 this morning, a victim in an suv first hit a big rig or a big

rit hit him-- big rig hit him. that's still under investigation. he was airlifted to the hospital all lanes had to be shut down in both directions at the marina boulevard exit. the driver of the big rig was swerving to miss an accident and went airborne over the median into oncoming traffic. >> he hit the center divide and just launched over it and broke pieces of concrete and everything out and then i hear him hit the sound wall. i believe it was the sound wall or a building down there and i hear the impact, kaboom! i'm like oh, god. please no, no, no. >> reporter: concrete splattered all over the northbound lanes hitting cars, cars hitting each other. we're not sure if the semi hit any of those cars. obviously, this is still under investigation. but the chp says ten vehicles total were involved in this crash. now we're still waiting to hear exactly when all of the northbound lanes will be open. but if you take a look here

live, you can see that they have a single lane open and they are letting some cars through. these are people that were stuck in the accident from the moment it happened. they've been sitting in traffic for three and a half hours. joining me live is andrea, he's an editor at ktvu. couldn't come to work today because you were stuck in traffic. what was happening? >> well, four later, finally the road opens up and we get to go through. on the way to work, i was in this area about 3:15. i thought it was construction, and -- so we slowed down until we saw smoke and saw the jaws of life and the everyone stopped. you could tell there was more than just construction. we didn't know it was an accident until the ambulances. the lifeflight chopper landed literally 50 yards to my left. it was just -- it was absolutely crazy. >> reporter: thank you for

joining us this morning. we know you kept busy for the four hours. playing video games or whatever it is [laughter] >> no. just getting ready to know everybody else. i'm surprised nobody was beating me up on my dodger jersey. someone said we're all stuck in traffic. there are no boundary lines. everyone was friends. >> reporter: all right. well, hey, i'm gonna close the door and let you get to work so the boss doesn't get mad. we're gonna toss it to sal. the traffic is an absolute nightmare and a lot of folks using 580, right, sal? >> exactly. we'll see how long it takes them to get here from there. let's talk about ktvu -- about newschopper2. i want to go right to newschopper2 and show you this because we can see it here. 880 northbound is open temporarily for the cars that were stuck in that backup here on northbound 880. you can see they are getting through. however, these are only the cars that were stuck in this

backup. not all of 880 is open. they want to let the picture like an true, our editor and jim wagner somewhere there, they are gonna let them out. southbound has been reopened. i want to show you some of the alternates here. 580 is actually a decent alternate. some people are using side roads to get on 880 after marina. southbound traffic heading down to the coliseum is beginning to get slow as well because of the closure but you can still make it to the oakland airport. bay bridge toll plaza has been moderate. 880 approach is a little lighter, as you might imagine. it's about a 20-minute drive into san francisco. 7:07. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. school has been canceled today in el dorado county as a major wildfire continues to threaten hundreds of homes. the 3,000-acre fire is burning north of sacramento. voluntary evacuations about

been advised for 400 homes. the fire exploded in size yesterday. the biggest concern is the heat and wind as the fire moves closer to homes. >> we're just ready. we're prepared. >> we're cutting down trees. making a control line. >> evacuation center has been sit up at a middle school in the area. heavy smoke from the fire has drifted into reno and the sacramento region. cause of the fire is under investigation. firefighters also battling a fast-moving fire in madera county. that fire started in oak hurst near bass lake. so far it's burned 320 acres and 21 homes. ten are completely destroyed. about 1,000 people have been told to evacuate and 500 homes are threatened. building inspectors will continue the investigation of a sudden collapse of a decked a an oakland hills home that injured nine people. it happened saturday night. several people gathered to

watch the boxing match. moments later, the deck collapsed. some fell 15 feet, some trapped under the debris. >> it was scary once we found out what was going on. a lot of people were yelling and screaming, especially the girls they were like -- really like, just hysterical. >> three women with broken bones. they are still in the hospital. again, building inspectors will be back at this scene today searching for the cause of the collapse. new warnings for swimmers, watch out for sharks in the santa cruz area. this after two recent sightings and one was a great white shark. ktvu's janine de la vega has more on the warnings and if you are allowed to go out into the water. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. seabright beach is a popular beach for locals and tourists. it's right next to the beach boardwalk in santa cruz. but park rangers want people to be aware that a shark was seen here. here is a map showing where two

recent shootings of the sharks occurred along the monterey coast. one happened at seabright beach in santa cruz. the other was at manrisa state beach. a shark with a white neck attacked a harbor seal yesterday, flipping it in the air. they say it was unclear if the seal survived but blood was seen in the water. state park rangers are looking into that incident and a shark attack the day before at manresa beach. a man was surfing 50 yards from the shore when a great white shark attacked. his surfboard was damaged he was knocked down in the water but was unharmed. >> caught by a second wave and barely got into it. i don't know what else popped in the air. i looked down and saw a shark. >> reporter: officials are working to confirm that report but out of an abundance of

caution, park rangers have posted signs at various beaches warning the public there have been shark sightings. they will remain posted for three days. >> we're swimming in the ocean. we had been spwimming out there for -- swimming out there for quite a while. one of my friends had a really odd feeling that maybe we shouldn't be out there anymore. we came in and no more nan two, three minutes, the rangers were coming by saying there was a great white shark warning. >> reporter: people are being advised not to swim, surf or participate in any water sports. we ran into one surfer this morning that told us he wasn't too terribly concerned and he still planned on going in the water and surfing this morning. reporting live in santa cruz, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. 7:11. a silicon valley entrepreneur has launched a new competition to find a cure for aging. a menlo park investor has created a $1 million competition for a scientific

breakthrough. 11 teams of researchers across the country has signed you. the focus will be to get organize anisms to -- organisms to downs back and is expected to increase years by decades. we could be living a long time. a deadly police shooting. it happened in richmond. now there's surveillance video to show you from a convenience store moments before it happened. coming up at 7:20, the claim by police that the store clerk says is not exactly true. i'm back! [ cheers ] >> with speculation on a white house run and overdrive, up next, the real reason hillary clinton said she returned to iowa. we're looking at newschopper2 showing us still live pictures of this mess on 880. those cars getting through are the only cars that are getting through because they've been stuck in the backup.

but the freeway will remain closed. we'll let you know more about this coming up. i'm back, too. that's the fog. it's coming back in a big way. there is a system moving into the north. we'll show you the forecast.

good morning. we still have are a look at 880 that is shut down here as you drive through. now, you can see 880 northbound. some of those lanes, which is on the left, are getting through. but those are the people who have been stuck for hours. southbound lanes have been reopened. you can see on the right. those are the people who had been stuck and they are kind of -- this is video of people hanging out in their cars. they finally got to leave. we'll give you more details on them and also show you some of the backup that's approaching 880 in san leandro when we come

back. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. 7:15. new this morning, secretary of state john kerry is at an international conference in paris focused on the fight against islamic state terrorists. he says so far nearly 40 countries, including several arab nations, have agreed to contribute to a worldwide fight to defeat the islamic militants. the terror group's latest beheading is adding to the urgency for an international coalition. >> we are peaceful people. we don't seek out confrontation but we need to understand, we cannot ignore this threat to our security and that of our allies. >> isis released a video over the weekend showing the bed heading of david haines. he was captured more than a year ago while working in a syria refugee camp. they are threatening to kill another british aide worker in the video. hillary clinton was in iowa

over the weekend for a political rally. she seemed to tease her supporters about whether she will run for president. >> it is true. i'm thinking about it. [ cheers ] >> but -- but for today, that is not why i'm here. >> oh! >> i'm here for the steak. [laughter] >> hillary clinton and her husband, bill clinton, were with retiring senator tom harkin for his annual steak fund-raiser. the last time she was in iowa was in 2008 when she was running for president. a new report finds the wage gap between the rich and the poor is hurting california's revenue. according to the report from standard and poor, medium incomes are lower than they were in 2007 when the recession began, making consumers reluctant to spend. that means less tax revenue for states. the report fowpedz income for

the wealthiest americans are rising but that the wealthy were more likely to shield their income from taxes. 7:17. actress daniele watts claims los angeles police unlawfully detained her in a case of what she calls vash racial profiling. her husband posted these photos. the couple was in the car kissing when police showed up demanding to see i.d.s. now, miss watts was handcuffed when she refused to show her i.d. she thinks they were targeted because she's african-american and her husband is white. >> it's 2014. we have a black president. i'm a free person regardless of what color. he's a free person regardless of his color so to be accosted in that way, just triggered a lot of sorrow for our country. >> those officers were responding to a 911 call

complaining about indecent exposure. in a facebook post, watts's husband said they thought she was a prostitute and he was a john. a woman in new york is making up as the new miss america. >> it's a three-peat, miss new york! [ cheers ] >> she's happy. she's a 2009 los lomas high school graduate. she moved to new york to go to college. her unique talent performance is getting a lot of attention, too. she was singing "happy" you know the song. she was banging a red plastic cup on the floor. she did it. it was unique. her community service is focusing on domestic violence awareness and did speak out about the ray rice controversy

in the nfl. >> that's a unique performance. let's check in with sal and more about this terrible traffic situation on 880. >> that's right, tori and dave. talking about it since going on the air at 4:30. i want to show you newschopper2 pictures here of 880. southbound on the top there. those lanes are open permanently. northbound, these lanes are open to allow people who were stuck in this backup between the closure and the accident to get out. and there were bunches of people stuck there for more than two and a half hours. just a few moments ago we spoke to the person stuck in the backup for more than two hours. >> as i got closer, i saw smoke from the fire department, i guess, putting out some flames and it was like white smoke and then i could hear sawing, like the jaws of life.

>> that's our editor, andrew, on his way to work at jack london square. he finally got out. so are a lot of other people. brian flores has been talking to some of these people stuck again for more than two and a half hours. he will have a report on that coming up at 7:30. but i do want to mention. 880 is a huge mess out of union city and fremont heading up to hayward and san leandro because of this closure. let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks like it's getting more crowded now. some people are beginning to get through and now it's backed up for a 30, 35 minutes gets into the area. just in case, i wanted to show you the alternate route here, 580 is not all that bad as you drive through san leandro. i can drag it around here and get rid of it. let's talk about 580. it's not too bad getting through san leandro and into oakland as an alternate route. big rigs are allowed to use the freeway for now. let's go to steve. a very good morning. clear inland for most. there is an increase in some of the fog.

we're waiting for the breezy. where is the breeze? it's been hot inland. very mild. almost tropical like. water temperatures continue to be very warm. there are signs of a cooler pattern. watch the fog increase. a weak little system. what? i mean, it's swinging far to the north. but the tail end of that is enhancing the fog bank. there is another one, this is ejecting out to the from main one. this could produce very light rain. probably mendocino county, lake county north. it will give us a cooler pattern. it would not be until wednesday. it's tapping into clouds. at least something is moving. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. fairfield, concord, lim, san jose and half moon bay. temperatures on the coast are mild because of that warm water. 57 foster city, la honda down to 50. that's la honda. menlo park 50. it's been a long night. i'm okay now. but it's been a rough week. >> okay. >> fairfield 22 miles an hour.

port chicago, 21. that's the strongest westerly or delta breeze i think since last week. we'll see if it holds. oakland, sfo has a component of a westerly breeze. bodega bay 62. monterey, half moon bay, 63 and we also have hurricane category 4 landfall around 9:45, 9:50. category 3 into the southern tip of baja. strongest hurricane to move in. what's the good news? it's accelerating northwest at 16 miles per hour. went in at 125. now 110. there were signs it might move into southern california. it only looks like the desert, all signs point towardsars. watch out. this could be -- toward arizona. watch out. this could be a week where they get a lot of rain. hot in southern california. for us the low clouds are increasing. so partly sunny, mix of some high clouds to the north and low clouds for us and the next

system coming in -- are you sitting down? light rain to the north. light rain. that wouldn't be until wednesday night. it will be cooler for us. maybe some drizzle. this is the cloud and rain right there. there's not a lot. it wouldn't be late wednesday or early thursday. but i think mendocino, cape mendocino, ukiah, clearlake north has the best opportunity. drizzle here. we have a couple of days to iron it out. partly sunny, cooler inland. a lot of low clouds here. 60s, 70s, and 80s. the inland temperatures taking a dip out of the 90s. been stuck there for four or five days. low clouds will continue. mostly cloudy on wednesday. cooler and breezy. then a warmup going into the weekend. >> all right, steve. 7:24. the time when because of the drought we're all being asked to save water. 2 investigates dozens of leaking pipes all over the bay area that took weeks even months to get fixed. detailed list from east bay mud shows 3100 reports of water leaks in the east bay alone in the first seven months of this

year. berkeley had some of the worst cases. one of them took 67 days to nix. a neighbor told us -- to fix. a neighbor told us the amount of wasted water that flooded his basement from another leak is more than he could ever conserve. >> from the amount of water coming from our basement, it would take -- it would take weeks for us to use that much water in our home. >> tonight at 5:00, 2 investigates reveals what local utility companies are doing about the problem and why the job that's facing those water crews is getting bigger and bigger. 7:25. a city in china taking an unusual step to deal with distracted people. coming up in 20 minutes, we'll show you the sidewalk where cell phones are a no-no, where they got the idea and why they thought it was necessary. but up next, for decades, she's cheered on the giants and now to celebrate her 100th year birthday, the giants returned

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people who work to end domestic violence were honored at yesterday's giants' gail. it's the 17th year the giants held strikeout violence day. there was also a fund-raiser for an emergency shelter for domestic violence victims. the giants have helped raise $190,000 for the organization. all right, tori. well, a giants' fan very special wish was granted. that lady marked a major milestone at at&t park. it was her 100th birthday. >> we made a special jersey for you. >> yep. that's marie. she said there was no better way to celebrate turning 100 than to be surrounded by her family and cheering on her favorite team. she got a chance to meet her favorite players and even took a ride on the field with the mascot lucille. >> very happy day. what more can you ask for?

>> the giants helped put this very special celebration together after getting a letter from miss stone's granddaughter asking the team to help grant her birthday wish. and they did. she -- by the, way she was 15 grandchildren and 22 great- grandchildren. she said she keeps busy by going to all of their sports activities along with the giants' games, tori? >> all right. lovely. it was an historic night for 49er fans but there was one notable no-show for the niners' official home opener. >> reporter: the mess on 880 causing major headaches for commuters. we'll tell you where traffic is being diverted and tell you about some people stuck in traffic since 3:30. >> some of those routes that are alternates include highway 24. we'll tell you more about what people are doing to get around this crash. well, the delta breeze is finally showing signs of picking up a little bit.

port chicago, 20. travis 22. maybe the delta breeze means cooler weather for inland temperatures. we'll show you how much coming up.

we continue our team coverage of the massive traffic jam across the east bay all stemming from an early-morning

crash on interstate 880. brian flores has been talking with drivers who have been stuck for hours in the backup. we'll hear from him in moments. these are some of the folks trying to get around it. plus we'll have an update on sal on how you can get around that traffic mess. good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> it's something. >> yeah. pretty bad. >> i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather. steve, a change is gonna come. >> there is a change. low clouds. the breeze is picking up. one system moving into the north. there will be a strong one coming in on wednesday. that has an opportunity potential, potential, maybe some rain in northern california. for us, we do have the clouds and a little bit more of a delta breeze. 50s and 60s. some cooler weather is on the way even though the higher elevations, 1700, 2,000 feet are still really warm. we have to cool that down. east san jose is already 66. the breeze, though, 22 at travis. 20 at port chicago. if that holds, that will be a

cooler pattern. you can see the low clouds enhancing as the system moves into the north. partly sunny, it will be cool inland. a few high clouds to the north. 80s for most. the intear 60s and -- interior 60s and 70s. let's go to sal. traffic is a big mess along 880 this morning. but traffic is also backed up to many of the side streets and other freeways. ktvu's brian flores is live near castro valley with how long drivers have been sitting in parking lots. brian? >> reporter: hi, sal. good morning. what a mess as we have been talking about all morning. i can't -- you can't really say you can stand in the middle of a freeway. but that's what i'm doing. this is 238, the feeder freeway near washington avenue. eerily quiet from what i can describe it all because of the accident on 880 that tara has been talking about. traffic headed this direction is being diverted onto hesperian boulevard. some of the side streets are

backing up, mainly washington. but there was a long line of trucks that left moments ago. i want to go to video now. this is that quiet scene that i talked about of trucks that have been stuck before 880 for several hours. this is 238 westbound onto 880. it was a parking lot for several hours just east of the washington avenue exit. but once word got out that 88 was shut down. many commuter cars exited washington avenue leaving many of those trucks stuck on the freeway. we spoke with one truck driver who has been stuck on the freeway for several hours. >> i've been here for -- well, since a quarter to 4:00. so two and a half hours. almost three and a half. but -- and -- there's no sense of getting upset. a lot of these guys get excited about it. can't get excited about it. just relax and go with the flow. >> reporter: pretty goodatety dude about it -- goodatety dude

about -- attitude about it. some were standing outside of their cars on the freeway because there was nowhere else to go. as we take it back out here line. this is 238 westbound. this is northbound traffic being diverted onto his peeryan -- hesperian. cars stuck on 238 moving on 880 were able to move through. it's still closed down. it looks like traffic hopefully will be moving through. it probably won't be for quite a few hours. let's go to sal castanedo keeping an eye on traffic. it's been a mess. >> it sure has. a lot of the traffic, brian, has been taking 580 as an alternate. 238 is very slow. some people are taking 580 through san leandro. if you drive in oakland, you will see more people doing that. now, northbound 880 is backed up out of hayward. it's not all that bad.

southbound 880 heading south down to fremont. you will see slow traffic as usual. so this accident has not really affected many of the other commutes. as a matter of fact, now the bay bridge is back to its old slow self as some people are getting by. the ramp from 880 has filled in. also we have traffic backed up on 80 up to the 580 interchange. we have a big backup there approaching san francisco. i want to mention the south bay, 280 in san jose and 101 and 85 has been moderately heavy. that's been slow traffic. but we haven't had that many incidents in the south bay. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. we're getting a look at surveillance video showing a shooting by richmond police that left a 24-year-old man dead. ktvu's alex savidge is live this morning with more on the confrontation that was captured on camera. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning to you. that video will be key in this investigation. it offers the partial view of a scuffle between a richmond

police officer and the man who wound up being shot to death. this all happened outside of a liquor store. uncle sam's liquor on cutting boulevard. this was early sunday morning. the man killed was 24-year-old richard perez. police say that he attacked the officer. police say he was drunk, belligerent and uncooperative and got into a scuffle with the officer who was trying to get him to leave the store. that's when police say perez tried to grab the officer's gun during the fight and he was shot three times. before the shooting, the store clerk had been asking perez to leave because he says that the man was trying to steal liquor. so the clerk asked for help from the officer who happened to be outside. >> i tell him, can you please tell him -- i don't know. >> reporter: that clerk who witnessed much of what happened claims perez never reached for the officer's gun or at least he didn't see him do so.

this morning, the scene outside of the liquor store there is a memorial with candles and notes left for perez. this is where the shooting took place. people have been dropping by to write notes. perez was the first person to be killed by richmond police in seven years. officer who opened fire yesterday morning is on paid leave which is standard. we are alive this morning in richmond, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the coast guard helped rescue six people after their boat started to sink in the estuary. the six men arrived back to shore and our cameras were rolling. the operator of the boat called for help after the boat started to take on water. no one was seriously hurt. but according to the coast guard, the men refused to take a field sobriety test. one person was taken into custody. but the coast guard did not say why. 7:39. the body of an elderly woman was found after a fire at her

home in santa rosa. firefighters were called to the two-story victorian about 9:30 on saturday night. firefighters had a hard time fighting the flames because of piles of clothing, blankets and books inside. the woman's body was found under debris near the stove. that is where the fire is believed to have started. a fire at an abandoned school in pittsburg is considered suspicious. it started after 4:00 yesterday afternoon at the former central junior high school campus on stoneman avenue. the school's new campus is right next to the old one. 20 minutes before 8:00. it's not a 70 -- '70s thiller. it's real life -- thriller. it's real life. good morning. we're still looking at slow

traffic around the bay area and the crash in san leandro has not really dissuaded drivers from going there. san mateo bridge traffic is busy heading out to the peninsula. increase in low clouds and fog and a westerly breeze. eventually, that will cool down most inland locations. we'll have your monday forecast and talk about rain for northern california.

we have new information now, northbound 880 lanes have -- some of them have reopened. you can see some of the lanes are getting by. it looks like the two left lanes are open. that's a live picture. you can see earlier pictures

from newschopper2 where people were stuck there for hours. but now it appears that they have opened up one, two, three lanes here on northbound 880 past the accident scene in san leandro. these are live pictures. this just happened. i just saw this picture moments ago. no cars were getting through. but now things are opening up finally. now the southbound lanes have been open for about an hour or so. but northbound lanes have just reopened and hopefully this will be better news for the commute as you can see, there was a huge truck accident. we'll have more on this coming up. we'll give you some alternate routes. 7:44. it was an historic night for 49er fans. 70,000 filled levi stadium for the niners' first regular season game at their new home in santa clara. traffic remains the biggest concern for the 49ers' move south and last night's game was the latest test. many people complained about big delays getting in and out

of the parking lots but most fans taking mass transit say things went fairly smoothly. in the meantime, there was one notable no-show at the stadium. pam cook joins us in the studio with that part of the story. >> yeah, nfl commissioner roger goodell said he would be there for last night's grand opening of the 49ers' new 1.3 billion stadium. however, the goodell canceled his plans to attend the game at the last minute without any explanation. now, he has been widely criticized for his handling of the ray rice domestic violence case. yesterday, banners flew over three nfl stadiums saying "goodell must go." many 49er fans april tending the -- attending the games talked about playing ray mcdonald. >> he's a football player. so he should be on able to -- he should be able to participate in his profession until he's found guilty or innocent? >> should he be playing?

my honest opinion, the nfl neadz to adopt a plan, if you get in trouble, you are banned or suspended pending investigation. >> his arraignment was set for today but has been postponed. san jose police say they are still investigating and trying to determine whether or not the 49er physically attacked his fiancee last month. now, lieutenant-governor gavin newsom and his wife have released a statement about the controversy. "the 49ers continued insistence on playing ray mcdonald during his ongoing criminal investigation is a painful affront to every victim of domestic violence. we strongly urge the organization we grew up revering to do the right thing right now and bench ray mcdonald pending the outcome of his domestic violence investigation by san jose law enforcement." now, roger goodell and coach harbaugh have maintained it's important to let the legal process play out and ray mcdonald is innocent until

proven guilty. well, today, ray rice is expected to appeal his indefiniteny suspension. he was initially -- indefinite suspension. he was initially suspended for four games. last week, the punishment changed to an indefinite ban after tmz released a graphic video of punching his wife. the ravens also terminated his contract. rice's lawyers are expected to claim he received two different punishments for the same incident. surprise, in another nfl domestic violence case, the carolina panthers benched defensive end greg hardy just before game time yesterday. there was no explain aches on why the team decided not to -- explanation on why the team decided not to let him play. hardy was convicted last summer of domestic violence but he claims he's innocent and will appeal his conviction. and in minnesota, the vikings expected to decide today if they will take further action against superstar adrian

peterson after his arrest on child abuse charges. now, peterson did not play yesterday during minnesota's loss to new england but his jersey was seen on fans all around the stadium in minnesota. peterson was arrested and jailed over the weekend for allegedly injuring his 4-year- old son last may by brutality beating him with a tree limb. the vikings have not ruled out trading him. 7:48. the nfl domestic violence scandal often overshadowed many of the games yesterday. that includes the 49ers' historic first regular season game at levi stadium. the 9ers blew a 17-point lead to lose to the chicago bears 28- 20. 9er quarterback colin kaepernick threw three interceptions. niners are now 1-1. also a miserable home opener for the raiders. the texans pounded them 30-14 before an angry sellout crowd of 54,000 people.

many raider fans booed as they headed toward the exits in the third quarter when the raiders were down 27-0. raiders have lost the first two games of the season. 7:48. happening today, president obama will award the medal of honor to two soldiers from the vietnam war. army specialist donald sloat threw himself onto a grenade to save his fellow troops. and benny adkins will be recognized for his courage as an intelligence officer. the medal of honor is the nation's highest military award. a north korea court sentenced a california man to six years of hard labor. 24-year-old mathew miller of bakersfield reportedly ripped up his tourist visa when he entered north korea back in april saying he wanted asylum. the court says he intended to commit an act of spying by experiencing prison life in north korea so he could investigate human right situations. miller was denied any chance to

appeal his case. he's one of three americans right now being held in north korea. want to check in with sal, get another update on the situation on 880, just creating such a domino effect for such of the east bay. >> that's right. we've finally seen some progress here on 880 northbound. it looks like some of these lanes are now open on 880 north as you pass the accident scene. it went from all lanes at one point being closed to now only the two light rains are closed. northbound -- right lanes are closed. northbound 880, people are getting a good look at this crash. it's still backed up northbound into hayward. they are lifting this truck onto a flat bed right now and that's bound to cause rubbernecker delays. we've seen improvement. some of the lanes have been reopened. i want to put it on the map here, if you want to use 580, it's all of a sudden become very, very slow as you drive through san leandro. a lot of people are driving on 580 instead. if that's your normal commute, you have to give yourself extra

time. across the bay, northbound 101 a crash at hillsdale and the bayshore freeway is a mess in san mateo both directions from the airport on town and from redwood city on up, use 280 as an alternate. let's go to a live picture now of the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic here is moving along okay. it's about a 30-minute delay. 7:50. let's go to steve. all right. a lot of fog around. it looks like a cooler pattern. maybe rain late wednesday, early thursday to the north. i want to thank mrs. guidry on twitter for sending me a picture of her pit bull/boxer watching me. the dog is watching me. the show has gone to the dog. thank you, nieko. appreciate that. maybe i should be on animal planet. low clouds in place. delta breeze is trying. about 22 travis. 20 at port chicago. i did not see that all weekend long. that's a sign. there is a couple of systems moving in. that one is swinging way to the

north. the tail end, this one, the best opportunity probably late wednesday, early thursday for maybe some rain. i think it will be about ukiah, clearlake north. we'll keep an eye on it. we'll give it clouds and a cooler a terrible over the next couple of -- pattern over the next couple of days. 50s and 60s. 65 angwin. calistoga is at 51. 55 sebastopol and healdsburg. some cool temperatures. also some that are on the mild side. there is a 22 at travis. west at oakland, west at napa, west at sfo. hurricane odile went on shore at cabo 9:45 tying olivia as the strongest hurricanes, 15 miles an hour, going back to 1967 to hit the southern baja coast. it's moving rapidly. wind right now about 100 miles per hour. it's moving northwest 16 miles an hour.

it will weaken as it continues to move over land. now signs that it's going to take a jog to the right which would put it right into arizona. phoenix, tucson may be in line for more rain. our fog is there. but the key will be partly sunny, partly cloudy. coolerrer, breezy. maybe we can get the next system to come in here and give us a little bit of rain to the north. not something we've said lately. partly sunny, cooler inland. took a while. but it's on its track. 80s on these temperatures. 60s, 70s and also 80s and the extended outlook has cooler weather with an increase and the low and high clouds. clearing out, then a little bit warmer especially as we head towards if not friday then saturday and sunday. >> thanks, steve. city in china taking an unusual step to deal with people distracted by their cell phones. one street has a no cell phone lane on a sidewalk. it's kind of weird to think about lanes on the sidewalk. it's designed to remind people

about the dangers of tweeting or texting while walking the street. the idea came about from a similar setup in washington, d.c. that was created by national geographic as part of a behavior experiment. i saw someone in a parking lot standing around with their cell phone not paying attention. have to be careful. >> that may be a new trend. 7:53. bad breakups. they are not usual but the way they are handled sometimes are. coming up in the next hour of "mornings on 2," you won't believe how congressman mark sanford's fiance found their wedding was off. boxes of grapes littered along a freeway in sonoma county. the medical condition that caused the big spill.

we know more about a bad crash in cloverdale. the driver of a big rig had an asthma attack causing his truck

to flip over and spill grapes on the freeway on hip 101 in cloverdale around noontime yesterday. the driver apparently could not stop coughing and the big rig drifted off the road. about 25 bins spilled on the road. it took about three hours to clean it up. that driver was not seriously hurt. health official have a warning about measles for anyone who flew to seattle. a passenger that was contagious was at sea tack airport the night of september 6th and could have exposed other people on the airport train, in the north seattle terminal and baggage claim. most people have been vaccinated against measles but people at high risk include those who are not vaccinated, pregnant women, infants and anyone with a weakened immune system. it has been a miserable monday morning start to the commute for a lot of drivers in the east bay. but we've got some new information about that traffic

mess in san leandro on 880. we've been talking about this since 4:30. >> reporter: we're live in santa cruz, one of the areas where a shark was site sighted -- was sighted over the weekend. one man said he narrowly escaped from an attack and what this has prompted rangers to do. and we're updating a situation on interstate 880 in san leandro, where lanes have been reopened in some areas but there's still a big backup approaching the crash scene. i will tell you why that's happening -- coming up. increase in the clog even so some areas inland are -- fog even though some areas inland are sunny. there are many indications that even inland areas will begin to cooldown soon. we'll show you why.

i figured if the traffic starts up, i will hear it. >> traffic jams for miles in san leandro making a horrible morning commute. an early-morning crash on 880 near the marina boulevard exit involving several vehicles and nine people were hurt. some of these drivers were stuck for hours. all northbound and southbound lanes were shut down at one time. >> now, we're still out there live and you can see activity again. this is right now.

it's not fixed yet but things are moving a little bit. all of the southbound lanes are open. several northbound lanes just reopened about 15 minutes ago. coming up in just about a minute from now, ktvu's tara moriarty has been out there since 4:30 this -- what's happening right there, tori? >> looks like they -- >> well, tara will be here. she will tell you more about the cleanup and you can see there's still work to be done as the men are doing it right in front of our own eyes. tara will be here. sal will tell you how to get around this as much as possible. you are seeing it. welcome to "mornings on 2." monday, september 15th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. we're gonna check on the traffic in a moment. but first a quick look at weather. cooldown on the day. starting today. still mild. ocean temps are in the 60s. it's tough to cool things down. there's a couple of systems one to the north helping increase the fog. this system for late wednesday/thursday maybe giving

rain to northern california. 60s, 70s. kind of slow to recover. but now beginning to warm up a little bit. it will still be warm inland. but there is a component of a delta breeze. so the fog tonight increase. partly sunny. more clouds to the coast but a few high clouds to the north. overall, 60s, 70s and more 80s than 90s. it looks like further cooling later in the week. we'll have more on that coming up in 15 minutes. here's sal. we're continuing to follow developing news in san leandro where some drivers are just now getting through after being stuck in big backups from a ten- car crash on 880. and tara moriarty has been live at the scene near the marina boulevard since 4:30. she's joining us now with how long it will take for this entire thing to be cleared. tara? >> reporter: well, all lanes of the southbound direction are open right now. three lanes in the northbound direction are open. it's probably gonna be about another half-hour or hour before all lanes are open. behind me, you can see here

they just pulled the semitruck out of here. we know some folks have been waiting in traffic for nearly four hours. we're on the northbound side. nine people we know have been injured in this crash. take a a -- take a lack at the video. there you go. three in critical condition. the chp says the driveert of the semi swerved it barreled through the median going airborne into oncoming traffic. a witness says he saw the truck slam into an suv before it crashed. that surf burst into flames. the driver -- that suv bust into flames. the driver had to be airlifted to the hospital. >> i see the truck just plow and like t-bone -- i think it was an suv. and the guy in the big rig, he was trying to get control of it. all of a sudden, i see him pitch it sideways heading for the center divide. i'm like lord, no.

>> reporter: concretes were all over the northbound lanes hitting cars. cars were hitting each other. we're not sure if this semi hit any of the cars. the chp says ten vehicles were involved in this crash and again we're being told that the northbound direction could be completely open here in a half- hour or an hour. now, the front part of that semi was taken away on a tow truck. they are still trying to get the second half of it where the trailer is. meantime, the chp is investigating a car that was found in the washington state offramp just a ways from here. they are trying to figure out if that car was involved in the crash, if perhaps we're looking at a hit and run. we'll keep you posted. we're live in san leandro, i'm tara moriarty. let's head back to sal. all right, tara. thank you. we're looking at some of the alternate routes. they are getting crowded. big rigs were allowed on 580

earlier. i got that question. it's unclear how long they will be allowed on 580. you will be in plenty of company on 580. here are the pictures that tear you are just showed us. northbound 880 getting through. but there is a backup because the two right lanes are closed. there is a rubbernecker backup. people are on 580. >> it's slow coming out of this area on 580 in san leandro near oakland. it's much slower than it normally is. a lot of people are doing that. i want to move to the peninsula where we had a crash northbound 101 at hillsdale and 101 is slow. 280 is a good alternate there. i want to go to 580. we usually talk about this commute a lot. it's been characteristically slow all the way through dublin and livermore and then a lot of people not even bothering with castro valley. they are using 680. this whole commute is very, very slow. let's go to the toll plaza now. that's about a 25, 30-minute delay at the pay gates.

it's a 40-minute drive time total to get across san francisco. back to the desk. >> all right, sal. thank you. if your car blocks a san francisco intersection or crosswalk during the evening commute. you might get a ticket. the san francisco chronicle reports city officials are considering bringing back the old don't block the box campaign. it hasn't been used in 27 years. police recently tested increased enforcement in the south of market neighborhood during a six-day pilot program. now officials are deciding whether to make that enforcement permanent and even expand it to busy market street. 8:06. happening today, golden gate transit workers are set to announce a possible strike this afternoon if union leaders cannot reach a deal with management. hundreds of workers have been without a contract since july. they include ferry captains, bridge, iron workers and bus mechanics. but not bus drivers. however, a strike would still likely shut down bus and ferry service. the main sticking point is

healthcare contributions. 8:06. well, school has been canceled today in el dorado county, a major wildfire there is threatening hundred of homes. want to show you some new video. we just got this in. look at this. in the past hour, we found out the fire has grown to 3900 acres. it's burning in pollack pines which is north of sacramento. voluntary evacuations have been advised for 400 homes. this fire exploded incise yesterday. the big concern the heat and the wind as the fire gets closer to homes. this. >> pear -- we're ready. we're prepared. >> we're cutting down trees making a control line. >> now an evacuation center has been set up at a middle school in the area. heavy smoke from that fire has drifted in reno and the sacramento region. the cause of the fire is still being investigated. firefighters also battling a fast-moving fire in madera county near yosemite national park. it started in the town of oak

hurst near bass lake. it's burned 320 acres and 21 homes. ten were completely destroyed. about is,000 people have been told to -- about 1,000 people have been told to evacuate. 500 homes are sit tlellenne -- are still threatened. and firefighters in southern california are gaining ground on a fire that started in the cleveland national forest near carona on friday -- corona on friday. mandatory evacuations have been lifted. firefighters expect to make more progress today. 8:08. oakland building inspectors today will continue their investigation of the sudden collapse of a deck at an oakland hills home that injured nine people. it happened saturday night as several people gathered to watch the boxing match. moments later, the deck collapsed with people falling 15 feet. >> it was skierry when we found

out what was going on. a lot of people were yellth and screaming -- yelling and screaming, especially the girls. they were just hysterical. >> three women with broken bones are still in the hospital. building inspectors will be at the scene today searching to the cause of the collapse. 8:08. a warning this morning for swimmers and surfers in the santa cruz area. there were a couple of recent shark sightings out there. one of those incidents, a man narrowly escaped the shark. this happened over the weekend. ktvu's janine de la vega joining us live now from santa cruz to tell us more about the concerns. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. park rangers don't want people to take chances when they are out here near the water. so they posted shark sightings signs. some people say those signs are too small. they still don't seem to terribly worried. here is a map showing where two recent sightings of sharks

occurred along the monterey coast. one happened at seabright. the other at manresa state beach. state park rangers said a shark with a white neck attacked a seal yesterday flipping it in the air. they say it was unclear if the seal survived but blood was seen in the water. state park rangers are looking into that incident and a shark attack the day before at manresa beach. a man was surfing 50 yards from the shore on saturday when a great white shark attacked. his surfboard was damaged and he was knocked down into the water but was unharmed. >> caught my second wave. barely got into it. i don't know where else it popped in the air. probably 10, 15 feet. i looked down and saw a shark. >> officials are working to confirm that report out of an abundance of caution, park rangers have posted signs at various beaches, warning the public there's been shark

sightings. they will remain posted for three days. >> the food is here. i assume the sharks are here. i think seeing them is an unusual thing. >> not concerned? >> not particularly. i'm about to go surfing. >> people are being advised not to swim, surf sore participate in water sports. we did see dorsal fins coming close to the shore. so far no shark sightings but if anything this might prompt people to come down to the water to look to see if they see anything. >> reporting live from santa cruz, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. 8:11. many apple fans will have to wait to get their new iphones. apple says it had more than 4 million orders during the first 24 hours. that exceeded its initial preorder supply by a huge margin. the cupertino-based company

says the new iphones will be delivered to customers starting friday and throughout september but many won't be delivered until october due to the overwhelming demand. so have to be patient. >> a little patient. 8:11. the moments before a richmond police officer shot and killed a man. it was caught on surveillance video. coming up in 22 minutes what police say the suspect did right before the shooting and the witness said that's not true. formulating a strategy to beat isis. the meeting taking place this morning following another beheading. right now, traffic is doing okay in some areas. >> we still have very slow traffic in the east bay. getting out to the peninsula because of a crash in san mateo, we'll tell you more about that. fog is on the increase. so is that westerly breeze. it's been hot. a lot of 90s. it looks like today some will break under that. we'll have a cooler pattern. maybe some rain. could be later this week.

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secretary of state john kerry is at an international conference in paris focused on the fight against islamic state terrorists. secretary kerry says so far, nearly 40 countries have agreed to contribute to a worldwide fight to defeat the slauk terrorists. the late -- islamic terrorists. the latest beheading is adding

to the urgency. >> we are peaceful people. we do not seek out confrontation but we need to understand we cannot ignore this threat to our security and that of our allies. >> isis released a video showing the beheading of david haines. he was captured more than a year ago while working in a syrian refugee camp. in the video, the executioner also threatened to kill another british aide worker being held by the terror group. at a political rally in iowa over the weekend, hillary clinton seemed to tease her supporters who want her to run for president. >> it is true, i am thinking about it. [ cheers ] >> but -- but for today, that is not why i'm here. >> oh! [laughter] >> i'm here for the steak. [laughter] >> hillary clinton was at retiring senator tom

harkinsforders. she was -- tom harkins' fund- raiser. she was with her husband. the last time she was in iowa was 2008 when she was running for president. the former fiancee of mark sanford is saying she found out about the recent split through facebook. on friday, sanford posted that he and maria had decided to call off their engagement. the two became engaged in 2012 a few years after sanford admitting to cheating on his wife with maria. he was visiting her in argentina when he told aides he was hiking the trails. maria said she was blindsided by the post and said the two just returned from paris, a trip that she said felt like a honeymoon. sal has a lot to tell you about on the morning commute. there are all kind of traffic messes this morning. >> we to have the -- this crash on 880 even though most of it

is clear. it's caused chain reactions all over the bay area. as we go out, we can take a live look at some of these other freeways. look at highway 24. it is very, very slow getting up to the caldecott tunnel. we've had people going down 680 out of pleasanton to fremont because they were trying to avoid the 238/580 interchange. you will see a lot of slow traffic. finally things are getting better on 880. northbound two lanes are closed. southbound in san leandro all the lanes are open. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where the traffic here is backed up for about a 30, 40 minute drive into san francisco. i want to show you the maps here. 580 a lot of people have been completely avoiding castro valley as you might imagine. 580 is one some id line of -- solid line of traffic from here, from the altamont pass and dublin. and everyone is taking 680 south towards fremont. it's terrible. you have to give yourself

plenty of time. let's go to steve. thank you, sir. a very good morning. some low clouds around. maybe. maybe. hold on. are you sitting down? okay. early thursday, possibility of some rain. santa rosa north. we'll see. it will probably weaken but i think up to mendocino county north looks okay. for us, it will be a cooler pattern. we'll get clouds out of it. at least a system is approaching. we have an increase in the fog. there's two systems. one is flying all the away up to -- all the way up to oregon. this one tapping into more moisture. it will slow down a little bit. that's the one that will give us an increase on the clouds on wednesday and then maybe late wednesday early thursday. it will be cooler. 50s and 60s on the systems even if it's sunny, most will not be in the 90s. if you are, it will be low. other areas will be in the 80s. 20 miles an hour trafn vis. 22 -- travis. 22 port chicago.

that's port chicago. a little bit of a westerly breeze at sfo, 13 miles an hour. but the water temps continue to be really warm. 62, 63. we also had a hurricane. the strongest one to move into ba baja since 1967 when olivia did the same one. it's accelerating. odile went in with 125. now 100. it's flying. not everyone says a lot of that will make a right turn into arizona. stay tuned. 50s and 60s on the temps unless you are up in tahoe or southern california where it will be hot. for us, we have the low clouds, partly sunny, partly cloudy. there will be a few clouds to the north. sunny inland but not as hot as the last couple of days.  here we go. light rain possible in the north. cooler to the south. late wednesday, early thursday. high clouds farther north. low cloud on the coast around the bay. they are on the increase here. 60s, 70s, 80s or upper 80s or

low, low, 90s well inland. still up into lake county. they may get some rain thursday. temperatures cool off into about thursday and then after that, slow rebound on the temps. >> all right. thank you, steve. 8:20. a new miss america has been crowned. in 28 minutes her bay area connection. her unique talent show per foamance and the -- performance and the typo that may have stolen the show. thank you. >> big league dreams come through for a 100-year-old bomb. how the team helped her -- woman. how that team helped her mark that major milestone.

. 8:23. people who work to end domestic violence were honored at yesterday's giants' game. it's the 17th year the giants held strikeout violence day. there was also a fund-raiser for an emergency shelter for domestic violence victims. the giants have helped raise $190,000 for that organization. a giant fan's special wish was granted. she marked a major milestone at at&t park. her 100th birthday. >> we made a special jersey for you. >> marie stone said there was no better way to celebrate her centennial than to be surrounded by family and cheering okay her favorite team -- on her favorite team. she got a chance to meet her

favorite players and take a ride on the field with mascot lucille. >> very happy day. what more can you ask for? >> the giants helped put the celebration together after gating a letter dash geashting a letter from -- after getting a letter from her grandchildren. shoo was 22 grandchildren and -- she has 22 grandchildren. >> bravo to her. 8:25. the monday morning commute has been a mess for a lot of people. after the break, how you and some other commuters have been forced to deal with a huge accident, one that shut down a major freeway. plus, investigators are busy this morning, piecing together a shooting by richmond police that left a man dead over the weekend. we'll tell you about the surveillance footage that captured this confrontation. we're looking at show traffic all over the east bay because of the crash and also

the normal morning commute. a lot of low clouds in place and more of a delta breeds. there are signs of a cooler pattern here. not only cooler but maybe some rain later this week for northern california.

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i hear the impact go, kaboom! i'm like oh, god, please no, no. >> a horrible commute for drivers across the east bay. a major accident early this morning on 880 miles and miles and miles of traffic jams and some drivers are stranded for hours. now we're still on top of this -- look at this. a live picture. this is traffic on interstate 880 in san leandro right at

this very second. this has been a mess for hours. traffic moving very slow but you can see for yourself, this is a mess. some drivers spent almost four hours stuck on the freeway waiting for it to reopen. coming up in about 90 seconds, ktvu's brian flores, he's out there. he will tell you more about this nightmare commute on a monday morning that many drivers have been dealing with for a long time. >> good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. monday, september 15th. let's check weather and traffic and steve has some interesting things to tell you. >> a little bit cooler. it looks like all things are pointing that way. two systems, one to the north. that's helping and a stronger one here late wednesday into thursday. cloud, maybe some rain to the north. a couple of days to fine tune that. 60s on most of the temps. still some 50s. 20 at fairfield, 22 port chicago, west at oakland, west

at napa. west at sfo. i think you get the idea. partly sunny, clouds on the coast. low clouds increasing. higher cloud to the north. most locations inland will get out of the 90s into the 80s. 60s and 70s coast and bay. here's sal. right now we're looking -- we continue to follow developing news in san leandro where traffic is a big mess along 880 but traffic also may be backed up to some of the side streets as well. ktvu's brian flores is live along 880 this morning with what it looks like right now as well. >> reporter: hi, sal. i think dave mentioned it. it was a mess this morning. it remains a mess right now. but earlier we were along westbound 238 just before it hits 880. that was backed up. we take a look at northbound 880. it remains backed up as crews continue cleaning up that major accident this morning. now, i want to go to some video of what was an eerily quiet scene.

trucks were stuck for several hours. this was 238 westbound onto 880 westbound. it was literally a parking lot several hours. 238 was also affected this morning from an earlier noninjury accident near east 14th street. but many commuters, whether they were on 238, 880 or near 580 this morning. they were stuck in traffic. many of those drivers were also diverted onto 580 hesperian boulevard. many side streets were also backed up as a result of the accident this morning, but some commuters also some truck drivers were stuck on the road for several hours. >> been here for -- i've been here for -- well, since about a quarter to 4:00. so two and a half hours, three -- almost three and a half. but -- there's no sense in getting excited. a lot of guys get excited about it. can't get excited about t just relax and go with the flow. >> many commuters were stuck in the traffic including quite a few of our ktvu employees, in

fact, many commuters were -- when he they were stuck in traffic, were -- when they were stuck in traffic, they were napping. some were standing outside of their car because there really was nowhere else to go. that was earlier this morning. as we take it back out here live, we're two miles south of the marina exit. that's where tara moriarty is. northboundle 880 is -- northbound 8080 is gonna be a mess -- northbound 880 is gonna be a mess. all southbound lanes are closed. as we take a look at the traffic, it's gonna be a mess for quite sometime. sam, as we toss it back to you. 508 was a good alternate. is that still a good alternate? well, it's very crowded. westbound 580 -- westbound 580 as you drive through. it's very slow coming out of livermore. i think a lot of people are not using the castro valley area. they are just getting on 680 south and -- making the turn here. it's very, very slow as you

drive through. so 580 is -- to answer your question is still very slow. he was -- let me just get rid of this here, i will drag the map over to where brian was talking about. 580 in castro valley is slow right out of san leandro. that whole drive from the san leandro into oakland has been slow. people are basically avoiding 880 and you really can't blame them. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it's backed up for a 25, 30-minute drive time into san francisco. you know who has been unscathed mostly. it's the south bay. 280, 101, they've pretty good. 85 and 17 also looking pretty good. 8:33. let's go back to the desk. new details coming in from richmond about the city's first deadly officer-involved shooting in seven years. ktvu's alex savidge joining us live to tell us about the surveillance video about what happened out there. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning. it's certainly not definitive

but this surveillance video offers a limited view of a scuffle that happened between a richmond police officer and the man he wound up shooting. that fight that ended with gunfire happened early yesterday morning outside of uncle sam's liquor store off you canning boulevard. the -- off cutting boulevard. the man killed was 24-year-old richard perez. police say perez was drunk and belligerent. when the officer approached to talk with him and then the two men began to fight. police say perez tried to grab the officer's gun and that's when he was shot three times in the chest. police insist, though, this deadly shooting was unavoidable. >> the suspect attacked the officer and physically grabbed his gun. the officer was able to stand up and the suspect came up after him. the officer fired his weapon. >> reporter: but the store clerk who witnessed much of what took place early yesterday morning has a differing version of events. he claims perez never reached

for the officer's gun during that fight, at least he didn't see him do so. before the shooting, that clerk had been asking perez to leave because he says he was trying to steal liquor from the store and that's why the officer was flagged down for help. this morning, outside that store, there are candles and notes left behind. a memorial set up by friends and family of the man who was shot. per reds was the first -- perez was the first person to be killed by richmond police in seven years. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:35. it was an historic night for 49er fans. 70,000 filmed levi stadium for the niners' first regular season game at their new home in santa clara. traffic remains the biggest concern for the 49ers and the turnovers. this was the latest test of traffic. many complained about big delays getting in and out of the parking lot. most fans taking mass transit

say things went fairly smoothly. nfl commissioner roger goodell was a notable know-show. he canceled his plans to attend the game at the last minute without any explanation. he has been widely criticized for his handling of the ray rice domestic violence case. yesterday, banners flew over three nfl stadiums say "goodell must go." many 49er stance attending the -- fans attending the game talked about their own team's decision to play ray mcdonald after his domestic violence arrest. >> he's a football player. he should be able to, you know, participate in his profession until he is found innocent or guilty. >> should mcdone tald be playing? no, he shouldn't be. my honest opinion, the nfl needs to adopt a policy, if you get in trouble, you are banned or suspended pending investigation. >> his arraignment originally expected today has been postponed. san jose police are still

investigating whether the 49er physically attacked his fiancee last month. lieutenant-governor gavin newsom and his wife have released a statement about the ray mcdonald controversy. "the 49ers continued' insistence on playing mcdonald during this criminal ongoing investigation is a painful affront to every victim of domestic violence. we strongly urge the 49er organization we grew up revering to do the right thing and bench him pending the outcome as his felony domestic violence investigation by san jose law enforcement." ray rice is expected to appeal his indefinite suspension from the nfl. he was initially suspended for two games. last week the punishment changed to an indefinite ban after tmz released this graphic video of rice punching his now- wife. the ravens terminated his contract.

rice's lawyers are expected to argue he received two different punishments for the same incident. and there was a surprise in another nfl domestic violence case. the panthers announced just before game time yesterday, any were benching defensive end greg hardy. no explanation on why the team decided not to let him play in carolina's win over the lions. he was convicted of domestic violence last summer but he claims he's innocent and plans to appeal the conviction. in minnesota, the vikings are expected to decide today if they will take further action against their superstar running back, adrian peterson. after he was arrested for child abuse. he did not play yesterday during minnesota's loss to new england. but his jersey was seen on fans around the stadium in minnesota. peterson was arrested and jailed over the weekend for allegedly injuring his 4-year- old son last may by brutally beating him with a tree limb. the vikings say they haven't

ruled out trading him. well, the nfl domestic violence scandal overshadowed many of sunday's games and that includes the 49ers' historic first regular season game at levi stadium last week. the 49ers had a rough night. they blew a 17-0 lead and ended up losing to the bears 28-20. kol inkaepernick had a rough game -- colin kaepernick had a rough game. he threw three interceptions. the 49ers are now 1-1. and then the oakland raiders, they had a miserable home opener. hawpe texans just pounded -- houston texans just pounded them before an angry sellout crowd. many raider fans even booed as they headed toward the exit in the third quarter when the raiders were down 27-0. the raiders have lost the first two games of the new season. all right. well, this is a little surprising.

but martha stewart is taking off the oven mits. the harsh words the lifestyle mogul has for an actress during a recent interview. >> reporter: we're live in san leandro where three lanes of 880 northbound are opened up after a major injury crash. more are expected to open soon. we'll tell you how all of this started -- next. we're still looking at a lot of slow traffic around the bay area because of an earlier problem, although highway 24 looks good. find out some new delays with b.a.r.t. sunny inland but a lot of fog on coast. it's on the increase. it looks like a cooler week and may, just maybe some rain wednesday/thursday in northern california. i'm a doctor of internal medicine

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also bring you up to date on some of the top stories we're following for you right now -- a warning for swimmers and surfers in the advise area after -- santa cruz area after two recent shark sightings. a shark attacked a seal near seabright state beach. officials are investigating a separate part of a shark attack on a surfer at manresa state beach on saturday. well, golden gate transit workers are due to announce a possible strike this afternoon if union threaders can't work out a deal with management. hundreds of workers have been

without a contract since july. a strike would likely shut down bus and ferry service. and traffic is finally slowly starting to move again on interstate 880 in san leandro after an early-morning ten-car crash that shut down the freeway in both directions overnight. the chp says nine people were hurt including three people in critical condition after that crash. it happened near marina boulevard. ktvu's tara moriarty has been out there since 4:30 this morning. so what do you think, how long will this affect traffic out there? >> reporter: shouldn't be too much stronger. they just opened up another lane in the northbound direction. only one lane at this hour affected. we're waiting to hear. this right here is a chunk of concrete that went flying when the semi smashed through the median. if we pan to the right, you can see how it's been temporarily fixed with some metal. all lanes should be opening here soon. the holdup was the trailer from

the semi. it weighed so much t was a bit challenging. southbound traffic is now completely back to speed. so that is the good news. now, the chp said that nine people were injured in this crash. three in critical condition. happening shortly after 3:00 it this morning when the driver of the semi swerved to avoid a crash ahead of him near the marina boulevard exit. a witness says the truck hit an suv which burst into flames, then the truck stwerved barreled through the median going airborne to oncoming traffic. >> he hit that center divide and just launched. you know, over it and broke pieces of concrete and everything out. and then i hear him hit the sound wall. i believe it was the sound wall or building and i hear the impact. i'm like oh, god, please no, no, no. >> reporter: concrete flew all over the northbound lanes hitting cars. cars were hitting each other. we're not sure if the semi hit any of the cars. the chp says all of this is still under investigation but

it does say ten vehicles total were involved in this crash. the driver of the suv had to be air lifted to the hospital. the helicopter forced to land in the middle of the freeway. meantime, the chp is investigating a car found off the washington avenue offramp. it has been abandon. they believe it could be involved in this crash. this they are -- they are running the plates. all of the lanes are open the except for one. it looks like they will be clearing this pretty soon. we should see some relief here in the northbound direction through san leandro shortly. live from san leandro, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you. nice to see at least traffic fro -- traffic flowing. let's check in with sal for the rest of the commute. >> all right, tara. tara. >> that's all right. >> tori and dave. been talking a lot this morning. let's go right to the commute now at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up for about a 30

to 40-minute drive time from this point into san francisco and for a while, the backup was lighter because people weren't getting through. but people have showed up here and this will be about a normal commute for a monday. also want to show you the traffic is going to be a little lighter than usual on 880. usually by now we have slow traffic passion the coliseum -- passing the coliseum. most of it is still stuck in hayward and union city heading north. it's nice if you are driving in from the coliseum area. i want to show you on the maps at 580 through san leandro, it's very slow as people have been avoiding 880, understandably so. if you drive 580 this morning. you will see a lot more cars on your commute. let's go to steve. kind of a cool shot. for those of you puttering around the house. it's lifted. there is a system coming in. there's more of a pronounced westerly breeze or the delta breeze. about 22 miles an hour.

that helps. the system is swinging in and taking the turn but the tail end of that is increasing the fog. that's ejectth out from the -- ejecting out from the stronger system. this one looks better for wednesday night thursday. we'll see if it holds. usually the first rain weakens considerably but this one may give us -- it will give us a cooler pattern. 50s, 60s on the temperatures. the breeze is okay. 20s. been there all morning long. has not changed. almost every location has a component of a west wind. 48 in tahoe the hot in southern california. a lot of 100s there. 57 in ukiah. fog is there. system moving into the north. the next one will be here midweek and partly sunny with some of that low cloud deck. overall temperatures coming down inland. they've been coming down a couple of days. but it's still mild with very warm ocean temperatures. pacifica 66. 73 oakland.

more 80s now. concord, livermore. it's been toasty out in parts of the east bay. over the weekend. that's for sure. low and high clouds. mostly cloudy to cloudy on wednesday with the possibility of rain north. drizzle here by late wednesday into early thursday. it clears out. a warmup near average on the temperatures for the weekend. martha stewart is defending her crown as queen of the lifestyle business in an interview with porter magazine. she criticizes go win neth paltrow -- gwyneth paltrow. she said she needs to be quiet and if she were confident in her acting she wouldn't have to be martha stewart. a woman is waketh up the new -- waking upg this morning -- waking up this morning the new miss america. >> it's a three-peat, miss new york! [ cheers ] >> almost knocked her off her

feet. she's a 2009 graduate of los lomas high school in walnut creek. she moved to new york to go to college. she's the third straight new york contestant to win the pageant. her unique talent performance is getting attention. she sang "happy" while banging a red plastic cup on the floor. she spoke out about the controversy surrounding nfl star ray rice. and during the broadcast, bits of trivia about each contestant popped up. during her performance, the phrase loves anything jane austin appeared. only problem, the last name of the author was spelled wrong. the graphic had an i instead of an e. mistake is buzzing on twitter. i have to say she's -- she's much more than a pretty face. she's fluent in russian. she was a triple major at hofstra and has already gone to law school. >> wow. her bay area upbringing.

>> yes. well, things are about to get real the after the break we're -- get real. we'll talk about the woman from the real. what you can expect to see and hear.

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breast milk from my friend. he was really constipated and breast milk is the best thing you can give your son. however, i won't be trusting just anybody and everybody's milk. i trust my friend's milk because -- >> wait a minute. how did that phone call go down? >> i need some of your breast milk. have to pump it. >> exactly. >> they are borrowing eggs and now breast milk. real women, real conversations. that's the premise around "the real" lead by five fabulous outspoken ladies who say if you are thinking it, one of us will stay it. this is their dream job to have a talk show. they will talk about everything, i guess, as you can see. the ladies join us now from their set in los angeles.

good morning. >> hi. >> hi. >> good morning. >> how are you? >> i was -- started over the summer. now you are going national today. i watched some of the shows. it looks like you are having a lot of fun over there. >> we are. >> we are having a blast. what more can you ask for? you get to sit in with your girls for an hour and relax and laugh and identify with our stories and the things we care about. >> tell me -- you guys are talking dime speak. i feel out of it. i had to look out of it. what is dime speak? tell us. >> dime speak is a segment about the things that us as dimes, dime is a perfect ten, the things that we're into, what we think is a perfect ten. it's pretty much putting people on the cool things, some of our dime speaks have been before,

fax trends dining -- fashion trends, dining. don't worry if you are feeling out of it. because you are caught right back into our show. we put you on. >> okay. okay. i was watching my -- my coworkers' response when we were talking about the borrowing of the breast milk. men's eyebrows were raised. what's been the most surprising conversation that you guys have had where you thought, i can't believe we just talked about that on tv? >> well, the breast milk is definitely going down in the book [laughter] >> just this, with the first week of our show, things have come out that we had no idea about one another. we just continue to learn more and more each other as the show goes by. tune in at 1:00 a.m. this week -- 11:00 a.m. this week. >> don't miss it. >> one parting thought. why do we need this talk show? why should we watch?

>> women as a whole need to unite. we need to find out a way where we support each other with everything we're going through. if we don't unite, we fall together as a community. we need to have each other's back. >> i need to make money. [laughter] >> 11:00 a.m., san francisco -- >> women unite. >> i need the money. [laughter] >> yeah. >> i don't need to go back to the projects. [laughter] >> thank you. we love you, chicago. >> san francisco. >> what did i say? >> chicago. >> chicago. >> that's okay. >> we won't hold it against you. we'll be watching at 11:00 a.m. >> thank you. >> thank you. bye. all right. so again, "the real" premiers nationally today at 11:00 a.m. right here at ktvu channel 2. season premiere and you can look up some of the things they've done over the summer.

pretty entertaining. >> why should we watch it? need the money. >> we're working women here. >> exactly. >> they all are dimes it looks like in my book. >> yeah. let's check in with sal right now. i guess we don't have any time. but we're going to say thank you for watching and hope to see you at noon. bye-bye. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go.

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