an aerial bombardment. tonight leaders are assessing the first attack on syria and they say this is just the beginning. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. today we're getting an idea of the campaign. we get this developing news from jana katsuyama. >> reporter: the air strikes

destroyed a dozen islamic states in syria all with the keys of jordan, saudi arabia, bahrain and the arab emirates. the first wave targeted khorasan. that's where the groups had terrorist training camps. >> we believe the khorasan group was nearing an attack either in the united states or europe. >> reporter: the air strikes

launched tomahawk missiles. >> this is clear to the world that this is not measuring's fight alone. >> reporter: that coalition with five arab allies isn't just about military strength but also about sending a message to fellow arabs. >> reporter: individuals have provided support to the military islamics. >> reporter: the islamic state is not allied with the al-qaida linked terrorist sites. >> nazra has an attempt to capture in a large scale.

>> reporter: u.s. officials say that they are still trying to confirm and assess all the damage. >> at this point what is washington saying about its next move? >> right now they're trying to assess, trying to figure out what to do. but president obama is scheduled to speak at the united nations. the pentagon said expect more air strikes and this is just the first step in what they consider a long term, long range term. >> it's just the beginning. and a number of people gathered in walnut creek to protest the air strikes in syria. they had anti war signs calling for the u.s. to stay out of syria. they say defeating isis should be up to iraq and syria not the united states. >> we've had 13 years of uninterrupted war and now it looks like we're going back. we're attacking a sovereign company, it's against international law. >> reporter: the protesters say the u.s. should not be the

world's police force but that they could offer help to syria. two young men say they were driving this bmw when two men in another car started shooting at them. the driver of the bmw then took off and he says the masked men followed them on the northbound 880. one bullet went through the windshield. the car went off the road at the 56th avenue exit. the shooters then drove away. a medivac plane had to make an emergency landing tonight. this picture shows the plane on the east field. the planes nose landing gear won't deploy so it was forced to land without it. no one on that plane was hurt but an ambulance was called to the patient on board. at this point we don't have information on that person or

where that person was taken. workers could be on the verge of a strike. ferry workers could walk off of the job at the end of the week. this is video from last week when a group of machinists staged a one day walk out. the district says there has been no movement in negotiations, we tried to contact the union but they did not return our call for comment before this newscast. the future of the new transbay transit center under construction in san francisco could be in serious trouble because of how it's going to be paid for. today san francisco board of supervisors approved a deal to fund the transit center. under that deal downtown developers would fund construction and extend caltrans but since it was first agreed on. several developers have backed out. the san francisco chronicle is reporting that those developers

are now threatening to sue the city putting both projects in jeopardy. police arrested two men today accused of stealing cars from two san mateo car dealersships. they may be linked to similar cars in other bay area cities. now authorities in belmont, san jose and santa clara are working with san mateo police to see if the burglaries are connected. we get new information from amber lee from san mateo with how the men were caught. >> reporter: we're at tracks and dealership here in san m ateo police tell us it was surveillance video from this lot that helped them break this case. the general manager of tracks auto showed us this video of thieves broking into these cars. >> we received some information from the alameda county district attorney's office. who they believe they were able to possibly identify one of the

people. >> reporter: that's what led them to open this morning where they arrested 19-year-old marquis lakes. and moufassa haulcy: he says half the cars on his lot cannot be sold since thieves stole keys. and that rekeying dozen of cars is expensive and a hard process. old vahn motors was also targeted by thieving early sunday. eight vehicles that were in the shop for repairs were stolen. >> how they chose the vehicle we can only speculate. probably using the key box to see which cars unlocked. >> reporter: in addition a

mercedes dealership was also targeted. law enforcement officials are working together. as for tracks, the keys are no longer left on the premise after closing. the cars are parked in way to make them difficult to remove from the lot. >> it's destroyed the way we do business here. it's probably going to take a few months for us to recooperate. >> two were recovered in oakland near where the suspects were arrested. police say they plan to make more arrests. amber lee, ktvu news. two thousand more firefighters are battling the king fire despite progress

being made on the ground. calfire is worried about gusty wind and low humidity. that fire has burned nearly 140 square miles. the extra crews will try to make more head way against the fire which is still 48% contained. >> we will do everything that we can possible to mitigate mother nature's threat against us by putting in this control lines and continuing the fire's edge. >> today the el dorado county sheriff lifted some evacuations but even some 2,700 people are still evacuated from their homes tonight. crews are getting ready to shut down a major freeway from the bay area to lake tahoe. in 10 minutes the closure of part of interstate 80 is just about to get under way. the 56-mile detour you'll have to tear instead. a new fee proposal from pg & e didn't get a positive

review before a puc hearing. >> reporter: if pg & e gets its way, a new charge which starts at $5 and eventually climbs to $10 will be paid by every customer regardless of how much you use. >> we hope to bring down our highest rate today. so hard working families won't face the spector of high bills. >> reporter: that's one way of looking at it. because pg & e says it will not get a dime extra from it. >> what pg & e is trying to do here is to reslice the pie so that large energy users, possible energy hubs pay less. and customers who conserve and use less energy pay more. >> some of us that use very

little will go up. >> reporter: this does not sit well with her or other seniors. >> it is my belief that rates are manipulated so that no matter what you do you are going to pay the same or higher and higher rates each month. >> reporter: one day you guys are going to be seniors too. it's going to be hard. >> reporter: the judge heard the case and promised to make sure the two were not too cozy. and the concern that poisoned meat balls are popping up again. >> i think it's cruel. the system closing in and the rain totals it could bring. after the break a brand new school may not be enough to lure students. >> we're going to do everything

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tonight dozens of oakland school teachers wearing bright green shirts brought a message to the oakland school board meeting. the teachers were holding signs calling for fair contracts. the teachers union says the district has received $38 million in new funding over the last four years. the teachers did receive a 2% raise in their current contracts but they said they

have no raise in their previous contract. there is a creative new incentive for students to attend a new school in san francisco. it's the first new campus in the city in years. but that's not enough to fill the classrooms. new at 10:00, heather holmes is in san francisco with the incentive plan being considered tonight, healther. >> reporter: julie, bad reputations are hard to come back from that's right for schools too. that's why for the very first time the school board is inside discussing whether to offer parents a perk for sending their children to this school. it's still under construction but already has a bad wrap. the willie l. brown middle school is going up. >> i think it's going to be a showcase school. >> reporter: once work is complete on the sprawling state of the art facility, students will come. but amidst their worried they

won't come. >> historically this was a low performing school before it closed. >> reporter: the academy one of the worse 48 schools in the state. officials insist this is a school reborn. >> we want to signal to people, not only is this a new building, it's an entire new faculty. >> reporter: they encourage families to embrace the new facility. an opportunity to willie brown students who attend any city high school of their choice. >> we want to make sure that they know we're going to do everything we can to incentivety them -- incentify them to be the first class. >> reporter: they're now

debating to approve. the debate just began so no vote yet. reporting live tonight, i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. walnut creek police are putting out a call for surveillance video that might show a crime in progress just before noon today police say a man with a gun approached a woman in front of her home on muller road. they say he then forced her to drive him in her car to the bank of america on main street. once there, he demanded that she withdraw money. investigators say the two then drove back to her neighborhood where the suspect got out of her car and drove off. >> we're asking residents that live in that area the area of muller road. if anyone has any video is that points to the street that would have seen this suspect or anybody that was potentially one of his accomplices. >> reporter: the victim spoke with a teller. invest

investigators say that's probably because the suspect -- in just minutes the section of the interstate 80 is set to close and the detour is 56 miles long. happening now reporting mallory hoff is live with word that the project is already under way. >> reporter: this is a very complicated projects. crews certainly have their work cut out for them this evening. as you see roads remain open but will be closed in a matter of minutes. that's where caltrans workers will take a series of hydraulic jacks. they will very slowly or evenly raise them up. every quarter inch they will put steel plates beneath them to make sure they're secure. that process will happen over and over again. how fast, well, 2.3-inches an hour. this road was built in the

1950s. >> right now a lot of these trucks cannot get under this stricture because they are just too short. >> reporter: it does not meet federal standard for high profile vehicles and national defense. it's the first structure that will be lift as part of the caltrans raise 80 project. >> for emergency response, a lot of command centers such as fema and emergency services cannot get under these structures. they have to detour which you do not want during an emergency. >> reporter: i80 traffic in both directions will be detoured. a 56-mile detour, some call it a potential headache. >> extremely difficult when you're passing those quick little sines you -- signs, you will see one part of the message then the other and you don't know what's going on. >> reporter: six will be the bridge raised about 3 feet, three will have the roadway

below lowered. >> we are really reusing what we already have. it's a cost savings. if we would rebuild these strictures it would be $36 million a piece. we're spending 9 million to move these structures so that's a huge savings to taxpayers. >> reporter: caltrans says they will assess the project tomorrow morning. they say depending on how things look, that detour may or may not stay intact for tomorrow. a red flag warning in effect through tomorrow afternoon for the burn areas of northern california. the placerville area up 50. winds will come up a bit. it's not a high grade red flag warning because right behind it is this weather system. we have significant rainfall in

portland and seattle. it's going to dump up to 3- inches of rain in northern california. maybe an inch of rain in redding. for us, showers will come into the bay area just in time for your morning commute on thursday. we've got fog offshore right now actually on shore. we have the big deep marine layer. it's pushed all the way inland. it's up into antioch. it'll easily get up to the vacaville area. everybody has fog tonight right now. we wake up tomorrow morning. it's cloudy, clouds burn off and temperatures warm off a touch. it's kind of interesting how with all the cloud cover it's warm outside. 66 in napa, it's kind of sticky and muggy out there. we're blowing. we have gusts to 30 miles per hour. it's transporting all that cool air inland. tomorrow setting up much like today. and then late in the day the clouds start to increase. and then we get a chance for showers by 10:00 tomorrow night at this time i'll probably have

green on the radar to show you. look at all the low clouds and fog. when i come back we're going to detail the time line for that thursday morning commute. because it's going to be wet especially in the north bay. i'll see you back here. we're getting an idea of how the state plans to spend millions of the dollars for a draft. another 100 million would go for food and rental assistance for farm workers that are displaced by the drought. a pair of unlikely heros being honor. inside one of those cars was a man who was literally being burned alive. how they saved them in their own words. >> but first, they have turned up again. suspicious meat balls at a bay

area park. and we're following breaking news at this hour. tonight two people are dead. in less than 10 minute what is we're learning from the scene.

warnings are going out in santa rosa after a half dozen suspicious meat balls were found in a dog park. some people believe the meat balls were tainted. cara liu talked to the dog owner who made the discovery and tells us what's being done now. >> reporter: i think it's just cruel. >> reporter: sepulveda and his dog were at a place for parks to play when he and another man discovered suspicious looking meat balls. >> raw meat with little green flakes, like pine nuts or something in them. clearly tainted. >> reporter: he stayed for hours after ward to caution others. >> i was very upset. i was concerned because he had

found one also. he was nosing around and i was just concerned. i didn't want him to be injured. i didn't want anyone elses dog to be injured. >> reporter: they found eight suspect meat balls on the trail and on a back trail in the park. they confirmed they are an inch in diameter and look very similar to those in the pines creek neighborhood that were credited for claims several dogs. >> could this be that somebody doesn't want dogs in the area or has problems with dogs roaming in the park. >> reporter: so far there's no reports that any dogs were poisoned but signs have gone up alerting owners that suspected food has been found. if you see anything suspicious,

please give santa rosa police a call. san francisco police would like your help to find a missing man who is at risk. 68-year-old donald brockett had brain surgery a week ago in fact, he still has stitchs in place. he has been recooperating. he has mental health issues and has not been taking his medication. he was last seen at noon wearing a maroon shirt and pants. the 250 development has units with refrigerators and kitchens. >> exiting homelessness is not going to compete favoritely

with a 20 something-year-old. breaking news tonight from the south bay. >> san jose police are investigating a triple shoot. no suspects. we'll have the very latest on the investigation coming up in a live report. plus protecting students the new steps being taken at cal state cools to help victims of sexual assault. and remember you can ktvu to go and you can watch all of our newscasts live on your mobile device. i'm a doctor of internal medicine with something terrible to admit.

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we are following breaking news tonight in san jose. just about 90 minutes ago police arrived at a house to find three people shot and two

of them were dead. ktvu's azenith smith in east san jose with what she has been able to learn so far. >> reporter: i just talked to police and they plan to be here for several hours investigating the shooting. this is a look at the crime scene here. police are looking for evidence and they are looking for suspects. here's what we know. just before 9:00 tonight, san jose police got a call from a resident inside the house saying several people had been shot at 36 rancho drive. when police got here they found two adult men inside the home shot at least once. both victims were found dead inside the home. here's what authorities can tell us about this crime. >> it's crime, we're going to do the best we can to apprehend this suspect. >> reporter: a third person was

shot. a woman. she was taken to a local hospital and is she is expected to survive. the motive for this shooting is unclear. we're told this is the 27th and 28th homicide of the year. reporting live in san jose, azenith smith, ktvu news. concord police say the victim of a stabbing over the weekend died today. investigators say 23-year-old avivo was stabbed. it happened outside a hell's party. police arrested twoen cocord men in connection with that attack. carlos brasher and dominique masoni. >> the santa clara city council tonight approved a resolution reaffirming the city's commission in the wake of 49er defensive lineman ray mcdonald. the resolution was proposed by the group next door.

it's a domestic violence nonprofit that called for mcdonald to be benched. the resolution calls for the city of santa clara, the 49ers and nfl to do all they can to eradicate domestic violence. cal state university is taking steps to provide more health to victims of sexual assault on campus. csu is hiring victims advocates at all 23 campuses. a csu spokesperson says six schools already had those advocates. the rest will be in place by next june. it will provide contributions. ktvu's claudine wong tells us it's all part of a project to make buildings smarter. >> reporter: it takes just

minutes two transform one of these lights. >> so what we're going is updating the existing lights to led. >> reporter: into something much more. >> it's testing temperatures in carbon dioxide and volatile compound. >> a way to tell that the room has gotten too stuffy. >> you can see that in the dormitory that we installed you can see when the students moved in. >> reporter: and since we are talking about dorms we felt compelled to asked. >> what if they're smoking marijuana in there. >> that will definitely set it off. >> reporter: but those lights can also send a signal to your ventilation system to start working, finding a problem and solving it. it's part of a bigger project by the institute for energy. a push for a $1.3 million grant that focuses on small

commercial integrate. >> the bigger buildings have them. >> reporter: but the smaller ones don't. take for i said -- take for instance the building we were in. >> it has the configured light. >> reporter: because twices will change and whether your turning off a light or turning up the heat. the goal remains the same, find a way to do it all more efficiently. looks like a wet wetter start to our first days of fall. i'll lay down what is expected.

>> and he's on fire. his legs are on fire, his arms are on fire. >> reporter: they saved a life. how two people jumped into action. and how they were honored today. it's been called ben gate and it has gone viral. the new feature on the i phone six that's getting a lot of attention tonight.

activists valleyed on the steps of the state capital to raise awareness about ebola in california. they say the lack of education about ebola and beliefs in traditional healers are a major problem. they also say they are not in the places where patients can receive care although the u.s.

is building more treatment centers. if more action isn't taken soon, international experts say the ebola epidemic could grow. the numbers could reach between 550,000 and 1.4 million cases by january. the cdc says the epidemic can be reversed if enough patients are isolated and more treatment centers are built. what makes this outbreak different is that it's in more populated areas in africa. >> there is hope that california could still be home to a tesla battery factory. you will recall california lost out on the first factory when tesla decided to build it in nevada. right now there are no actual plans for a second facility. but california's lawmakers point to a highly educated work

force, a high quality of life and renewable energy as reasons for building another facility here in california. air strikes in syria and weak nick news from europe sent stocks -- weak economic news from europe sent stocks down. the dow was down 116 points and the nasdaq 19. take a look a blogs posted this video on you tube that demonstrates how he was able to bend his new device with a little bit of pressure. he says he did it after reports started popping online of the phone bending if it was left in a pant pocket. san francisco's fire chief responding to calls for her to step down. >> trust me, it's not a great day for me for sure. >> reporter: why she says she isn't going any where. >> reporter: and rain is on the way. bill martin will have the

complete bay area forecast. >> and jumping into action, two bay area men tell their story about how they saved a man's life. and the honor that they received today.

a scene of destruction of nine cars crash. and inside one of those cars is a trapped passenger who was literally being burned alive. but two men jumped into action and with just seconds to spare they saved his life and today those men were honored. >> reporter: ortiz still has a hard time grasping the car crash he saw last month. >> it was chaos. there's flames over here. people screaming over there. bloody faces here. this guy can't walk over there. >> reporter: it was a night of

august 17. carlos and his 20-year-old cousin valensia were headed back home stopped at a light when a speeding black mercedes lost control, rolled over causing eight other cars to crash. the two rushed to one of the passengers. >> and i go and i look inside and you know there's some guy with his belt on. and he's on fire. his legs are on fire, his arms are on fire and he's screaming and moving. >> he just started saying, i'm on fire. take me out of here. take me out of here. >> reporter: within seconds they pulled him out and helped douse the flames. >> i had a shirt like this one but a white one. i took it off and started hitting him with it until the flames went out. >> i am just going to ask you to give them a big round of applause. >> reporter: the city council commending them for their quick thinks and action for saving that passengers life. for these two, they don't believe what they did was anything out of ordinary hoping others would do the same. >> i see someone in pain asking

for help why wouldn't i help them. if someone i know, a family member god forbid one of my siblings, and i'm not there to do anything i hope that there would be someone out there that would do that. >> reporter: in san jose, azenith smith, ktv channel 2 news. a bicycle rider in berkeley who was hit by a car on sunday has died of his injuries. curt waner was traveling down the street when he was hit at an intersection. police still haven't said who was at fault. wener was pronounced dead yet. his cousin wrote on facebook that he was taken off life support. police say the driver of the car has been cooperating with investigators. san francisco fire chief j oanne hayes white is resisting calls from inside to step down.

one long-standing issue is the delays and ambulance response times fueled by a shortage of staff and ambulances. the chief says that's changing. >> the people that we hired in july. we hired 22 emts we're already seeing huge progress. >> reporter: mayor ed lee said right now he does not think her job is in jeopardy. san francisco supervisor campos introduced a legislation to help make an hiv drug accessible to people. the retail price for a month's supply can range as high as $2,000. supervisor campos wants the city to release about $800,000 to help make the drug affordable to more people.

major beverage makers are calling for the reduction of calories in drinks by 2025. the company says they plan to introduce more lower calorie drinks and smaller sizes. beverage companies have seen soda sales fall. and the president spoke in a general assembly on a global warming treaty. >> we cannot condemn our children and their children to a situation that they have no way to retrieve. >> there was little evidence of

that today. they would not sign a pledge to halt the destruction of forestland. and the united states decided not to join 73 countries in supporting a price on carbon emissions. today was a busy day for bears in bakers field. a full grown male black bear was found at one home while a female bear turned up at another residents chased into a tree by a family dog. a fish and wildlife spokeswoman says the drought is driving hungry thirsty bears into residential areas where they can find food and water. rangers were able to use tranquilizers on the bear and they were then taken back into the wild to be released. a nice looking day out there today. the clouds have moved in and they'll be there in the morning before you wake up. it might be a little warmer tomorrow or about the same as what we had today. these are the numbers from

today. highs tomorrow we stay a little warm -- warmer but not much. here's the system we're tracking. as you slide south as you know you get out of the stronger dynamics in producing the most rain. as this system moves on shore from cape mendecino north they could see a couple of inches of rain in some places. this line south you're going to be in the inch, from here to the bay area we're going to be down .1 to .25 of an inch. .5 if we're lucky. it's not a ton of rain but what we will see is a -- low clouds are all over the area and they're going to be there when you wake up and burn off slow. mild out there. kind of sticky, muggy. 67 in antioch. you already saw this one. it pushes inland tomorrow morning. that's not just fog that's low clouds being pushed in advance of this next weather system.

it then ends up a lot tomorrow like it did today. everyone a little cooler. along the coast you're going to see lots of 60s. the forecast then for the fire zones will be for this system to move in on thursday. that's going to drop temperatures increase humidities and it's going to help with the fire. and here is what the model does. this model has been changing hour by hour and it will change again tomorrow morning. here we are tomorrow night. let's say we're getting a little bit of sprinkles. maybe some showers, 4:00 a.m. it starts to move. there's not much behind it and then there you go. here is what i noted. this is in the most recent model. it sagged this tail toward the sag. that's some rainfall that could help a bunch. that's more than you anticipated.

here's what you need to know thursday morning's commute. it's going to be drizzly, going to be damp, going to be slow. thursday afternoon's commute should be dry. 86 in vacaville, 65 in antioch. and you're trying to paint a house or trying to put down concrete, thursday morning you'll probably be okay but thursday evening it's going to be wet. your bay area weekend in view there it is. i wish it was more rain but it may be. it would be nice to pick up 2- inches of rain. are you kidding. >> very good, bill, thank you. the architects working on ideas for a new warriors arena in san francisco's mission bay have released a first draft of what it would look like. the 3-acre site includes open space and plazas with retail and office space around the 18,000 seat arena. reaction has been swift and it's not all favorable. in fact, some people say the

arena kind of looks like a toilet. the warriors say this drawing is just a preliminary sketch. the arena is expected to be built in time for the start of the 2018 season. >> all righty. mark is here now. not again. right over to you now. not good news for the giants or the a's. >> it's that time of the year where you make your name. heros are made. headed into the play offs. a couple of guys in particular running from that spotlight. pence and pablo terrible runs. and puig gets him. puig has words and says okay let's get into it. but madison seems to be a little distracted lately. a little too good there for matt kemp. second home run of the inning. two run jack his 24th of the

year. 3-0 lead for the dodgers and in the third. with a man on on an 0-2 pitch again. that's his fourth home run of the year and the giants are trailing 3-2. but madison settles down. pitches well until the eighth when justin turner leaves the yards again. his second of the night and selfies all around for the dodgers and their little bubble machine gets working in the dug out. that's something. dodgers get again tomorrow. they can do it right in the giant's faces. that wouldn't be good for san francisco. meantime kind of like wupbd of those recurring anxiety cremes for the a's. last couple of nights, night in, night out seems like this happens. looks like they get no support. at the plate gray it's good.

and seca to left gone. solo 2-0. gave up on the one earned run. rough night for steve bose. he himself stranded seven guys. pop to right. 2-0 the a's go down again. meantime, the oakland raiders nice little escape from all that talk about what they're going to do with regard to a potential coaching change and all that 0-3 talk. what are they doing in london? sports part two right after this. can't hold my breath ♪

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how many times are we going to hear this week. the raiders across the pond. london england far enough not the hear all the bustling chatter about replacing the coach and all that noise. they kind of have a little time to spend over there before things get serious before the game spending the week in england leading up to the game trying to spread the good word of the nfl. mixing with english youngsters teaching them the game and spreading the good will. maybe even finding some undiscovered talent over there. >> it takes some getting used to.

i love coming out here. >> the kids are out here running around fast. yeah, definitely. >> raiders hoping to come back with the first win. meanwhile yeah, it's here. whether you're ready for it or not. that would be the hockey season. and sharks open up the season. marleau and the breaking away and he will score just like mid- season 2-2. eight minutes left in the third. kid 19 years old, fol korva of the canucks puts the canucks up front. get ready for hockey. >> i'm totally ready. i've been ready for six months. >> it'll be over by the fourth of july. >> more hockey all the time. thank you. >> thank you for joining us tonight. our coverage continues online on ktvu.com.

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yello? house of the future. phil, you have two whole days to yourself. please tell me you're not gonna spend them trying to wire the house to your ipad. nope, 'cause i've already done it. (man) showers and thunder-- great. now go out and see some friends. i'm headed out now. i have a third showing at that colonial. cam gave me a free pass to his gym. i am-- not too bright. - hmm. - i am-- - dim! - (manny laughs) honey, if you could hear yourself. promise me you'll go outside and play. miss you, too. (beep) (whooshes) phil dunphy, this is the year 2025. welcome. you're the first one here. ♪