daylight. a woman is kidnapped at gunpoint outside her east bay home. trouble on the peninsula at one high school campus. we'll tell you what's keeping kids out of class this morning. >> reporter: it's a brand-new school but officials worry students will not enroll because of the neighborhood it sits in. find out how the school board plans to lure students. "mornings on 2" starts now. build it and they will come. that was the hope for the new $54 million willie brun junior middle school in san francisco's bayview. but school officials are worried about enrollment because of past problems. so they are offering an incentive to parents. tara moriarty is live at the high school and will join us live to tell us what that

incentive is. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. hey, steve, will tori need an umbrella? >> drizzle. i stepped outside. i beat you. >> beat me. >> a lot of drizzle out there. very mild, warm. it's a tropical feel here. rain on the north coast will eventually get here. there's been 1.50 in crescent city in six hours. that's good. i know shelter cove has had .5. it's about time. is it going to get here? yes. it will take a while. there's a secondary part of the system. a low forming at the base of the big low. that's also tracking towards us. look at the temperatures. 67 hayward. 67 sfo. san jose and santa rosa are both 64 and concord is 66 balmy tropical degrees here. not a south wind. it's trying. sfo and half moon bay show which is why it's so mild on the coast. water temperatures are about 64 to 65. we get a south wind ahead of it which is why it's so mild. it will take a while. the rain will arrive tonight

and then overnight tonight into tomorrow for us here. cloudy, drizzle and then some sunbreaks. 80s for some. 70s for others. we'll start cooling it down tonight and tomorrow with the rain. here's sal. we have just cleared a crash -- not "we." chp just cleared a crash and the traffic is recovering. it just got away with it here. they took it away on the tow truck. but the traffic is still pretty slow on 80 westbound from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, about 37 minutes. i want to take a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that should be more full. it's about a 25 to 30-minute drive getting into san francisco from this point. there are no major incidents. now, in the south bay, there's a new crash northbound 85 right at 87. it's a motorcycle crash. it's blocking at least one of the lanes. but traffic is not as bad as we thought it would be. it is a little bit slow on 101 and 280. i also want to mention there is a significant power outage in

east oakland near high street between 580 and 880 in some of the neighborhoods there. if you come up on a signal that's not working, you should street it as a four-way stop. 7:02. back to the desk. new this morning, in san jose, a very busy road just reopened after a man who was trying to cross the street was hit and killed by a passing car. this happened early this morning near the area of tully road and lanai avenue. police closed off the area for several hours as the investigation took place but they just reopened it. ktvu's janine de la vega is there now with an update. the very latest on the investigation. janine? >> reporter: dave, as you mentioned, the eastbound baines of tully road near lanai just reopened in the past half-hour. police have wrapped up their investigation and are going to look at who is at fault. what we do know is a man is crossing the street where you see that jack in the box there in the distance when he was hit. police say the accident happened at 12:30 this morning. a car traveling eastbound on tully hit the man crossing the

street. police say he was not in a crosswalk. he was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the car stopped and cooperated with officers. tully road is a very busy roadway. police will be investigating whether the car was speeding or if the driver was distracted. they do tell us that it doesn't appear that drugs or alcohol played a factor. the driver was not arrested. the identity of the victim has not been revealed. it's unknown yet if his family even knows. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose police are also investigating a deadly shooting last night at a home where two men were killed. a third person was wounded. now, an emergency call came in to go to a house on rancho drive about 9:00 last night. when police arrived, they found two men had been shot. both were pronounced dead at the scene. a third person, a woman was also shot. she was rushed to the hospital.

her injuries are described as non-life-threatening. >> it's a crime. we're trying to do as much as we can. it's awful that someone came into someone's home but we'll do the best we can to apprehend the suspects. >> investigators don't know if a motive -- they don't have any suspects. they believe there were two shooters. the two people killed were a 49- year-old father and his 29-year- old son. the injured woman we're told is the son's girlfriend. oakland police are searching for two men that they say fired shots at another car. the victims say they were driving in east oakland yesterday when two men in another car wearing masks started firing shots at them. the driver says the masked men followed them onto northbound 880. one of the bullets went through the windshield. another one shredded a rear tire. now, that car went off the road at 66th avenue. the shooters kept driving. 7:05. contra costa county is just one

of four counties in the nation to receive a $2.6 million federal grant for domestic violence programs. an anti-violence organization will partner with the county and police agencies to launch the new program. it will allow police to conduct immediate assessments meant to gauge and offender's -- an offender's likelihood of committing murder and it will help connect abuse victims with local services. if you build it, they will come. however, that may not prove to be the case for one brand-new san francisco school. in fact, district officials are so worried about enrollment, they decided to offer an extra incentive. tara moriarty joins us from the city with the reason that the decision is not sitting well with everyone. good morning, tara. >> reporter: well, good morning. the principal here at galileo gives the idea the thumbs up. this is one of the high schools that students will automatically be enrolled in if

they attend willie brown middle school for all three years. that's a new state-of-the-art facility. it cost $54 million to build on a city plok block in the bayview neighborhood. they hope once the work is complete on the four-acre lot students will come. but they admit they are worried that some may be scared off by the crime-ridden neighborhood. the school board last night voted to offer parents a perk. come here and your child will automatically be selected to any high school in the city except two. >> i grew up in the bayview, graduated from bayview school. a lot of times the schools in this area get a bad rap. >> reporter: the high schools to the exemtion are lowell and school of the arts -- exception are lowell and school of the arts. some parents don't think this golden ticket is fair in a lottery system that many believe is problematic. we'll try to get reaction from

parents and students about how they feel about this new incentive plan. live in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. in san jose, some homeless advocates are worrying that closing down a controversial homeless camp may spread the problem elsewhere. in dietz, the city plans to shut down the enrampment on story road known as the jungle. permanent housing has been found for about 88 people who had been living there. 59 others may soon have housing. homeless advocates are telling the mercury news as many as 300 people are living in that camp. many of them have mental problems or drug addiction problems. advocates say if that camp cleses down, the -- closes down, the homeless may scatter to other neighborhoods. ghost hunters, paranormal investigators, authors and fans will all be gathering in benicia for a conference on paranormal activity this weekend. the highlight of the conference called paraconn will be a ghost investigation saturday night at

the old benicia capitol building. it's the first time a paranormal investigation will be allowed inside the building which some people believe is haunted. 7:08. we're following developing news coming in right now. some people in oakland have no electricity because of a power outage. it's happening in the area of high street and virginia avenue. now, originally, pg&e's website said 6600 people were affected by this outage. we just checked. we just got off the phone, we were told only 25 people have no electricity. the repairs should be completed by 9:45 this morning. we're still not sure what caused that power outage. 7:09. people in one peninsula city are pushing for more restaurants. at 7:30, the 30-year-old ban that's standing in their way. also a problem with the new iphone. after the break, a major design flaw that some people say, well, they are bent out of

shape about it. good morning. we're still looking at a commute affected by some of the wet roads. not so much here on the san mateo bridge. it looks pretty good. but some of the flights coming into sfo are a little bit delayed. we'll tell you by how much. well, mother nature is dialing up some clouds and muggy conditions. there's a lot of drizzle out there. we're waiting on the cooler air and the rain. it's on the north coast. we'll tell you when it will arrive here coming up. [ male announcer ] welcome to no man's land. it's a place you've been before, but it's not on any map.

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welcome back to the morning news. 7:1. we have information about the king fire still burning. about 15 minutes ago, calfire announced the wildfire grew from 89,500 acres last night to 93,000 acres this morning. still growing. containment, slightly went up from 35% to 38%.

the calfire is brought in 2,000 extra firefighters to battle this. they are concerned about gusty winds and low humidity and causing flareups. so far, it has destroyed at least a dozen homes east of placerville. >> we are at the mercy of mother nature. we'll do everything we can possible to mitigate mother nature's threat against us by putting in this control lines and containing the fire's edge. >> the dorado county sheriff lifted some evacuation orders yesterday. but 2700 people are out of their homes this morning. 7:13. a modesto woman is partially paralyzed after being bitten by a mosquito with the west nile virus. 34-year-old sara fields says her life turned upside down after she was bitten last june. she says she had dizzy spells, felt what she calls electrical jolts in her body and did not have any use of her left leg. she says after a week in the hospital, she still was not able to get out of bed.

>> first month to six weeks' time period, you are flat on your back in bed sleeping. it's all you can do to get up for an hour or so a day. >> only 1% of patients suffer like this. the doctor prescribes treatment for fields that includes physical therapy, chiropractic visits and yoga. fields say she can move her feet and is able to walk very short distances. happening right now, president obama is addressing the general assembly of the united nations. let's listen in. this constitution has been lifted. the prospect of war between major powers reduced. the rank of member states has more than tripled, and more people live under governments they elected. hundreds of millions of human

beings have freed from the prison of poverty with the preportion of those living in extreme poverty cut in half. the world economy continues to strengthen after the worst financial crisis of our lives. today, whether you live in downtown manhattan or in my grandmother's village more than 200 miles from nairobi, you can hold in your hand more information than the world's greatest libraries. together we've learned how to cure disease and harness the power of the wind and the sun. the very existence of this institution is a unique achievement. the people of the world committing to resolve their differences peacefully. i've been telling young people in the united states that

despite the headlines this is the best time in human history to be born, for you are more likely than ever before to be literate, healthy, to be free to pursue your dreams, and yet there is a pervasive unease in our world a sense that the very sources have created new dangers and made it difficult for any single nation to insulate itself from global forces. as we gather here and outbreak of ebola overwhelms public health systems in west africa and friends to move rapidly as kroy bord -- across borders. russian aggression in europe was called when large nations trampled small ones in pursuit

of territory. each of these problems demands urgent attention but they also are symptoms of a broader problem, the failure of our international system to keep pace with an interconnected world. we collectively have not invested adequately of developing countries. too often, we have failed to enforce international norms when it's inconvenient to do so. and we have not confronted forcefully enough the intolerance sec tearism and and hopelessness that feeds this -- >> you've been listening live to president obama and there is secretary of state john kerry on the right. president obama is talking

about a number of serious issues facing the globe, the ebola outbreak, russian aggression. there were more airstrikes overnight targeting the islamic state terrorists in eastern syria as well as in iraq a and the. later today, president obama will chair a u.n. security council meeting on foreign terrorist fighters. we'll continue to monitor his speech and bring you highlights on "mornings on 2" and facebook and twitter. we're gonna help everybody get to where they need to go. sal is watching the commute. you are watching 280 and everything else. >> we're looking at the south bay commute this morning because it's getting busier from downtown getting into the valley if you are trying to get to sunnyvale or cupertino you

will see some slow traffic out of downtown san jose. i think people are avoiding northbound 85. there was an earlier motorcycle wreck blocking a lane near highway 87 northbound and then 101 is always slow in the area as you drive through. in fact, as a matter of fact, i want to mention that traffic is -- has been slow as you drive to the south bay on 880 south. we can go to the maps now. i can show you that the traffic is going to be slow. i think we have some maps coming up, going to be slow as you drive through. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, and that traffic is backed up for about a 25-minute delay. still have a little -- let's go to the maps now. southbound 880. you can see some slow traffic there, from 238 all the way down to fremont. let's go to steve. i'm here. there you go. very good morning, florida. another balmy humid morning. [laughter] >> all of the comments coming in. what's going on?

well, the water temperatures are warm. we're getting a south wind ahead of the system. the combination of the two gives us a mild morning. it will be a mix of sun and clouds. the system has slammed into the north coast. crescent city almost 1.23. that's in about eight hours. that's really good. the rain line is gonna be slow to arrive. it won't until this evening for the north bay and i think by this time tomorrow right here. you can see it up there. this is a slow-moving system. it's tapped into some moisture. it has a lot of dynamics farther north. we'll see lesser amounts. a secondary low. this is kind of cool. a secondary low is forming. that will track more towards us. we'll cool down. it will take 36, 48 hours before it punches in. 66 livermore. 67 hayward, also sfo. it's 64 in san francisco. 64, santa rosa, concord, 66. napa is a cool 61. even calistoga, 62.

mid-60s, sebastopol up to lakeport, healdsburg, petaluma. these are really warm temperatures. normal is about 55 in san francisco. they are sitting at 64. a westerly component yet on part, of the san mateo and santa cruz coast, i've seen a south wind, it's starting to turn southerly in advance of the front that will get here. it was 65 degrees at the bodega buoy. a south wind gives us this mild morning. san francisco buoy, 64. it's not el nino. we haven't had any upwelling. thesystem is still aways away. 63 sacramento. 63 in monterey. 65 ukiah. the system has a lot of rain up to the north. this is the cooler air back in here. you start to see this is more of your showery pattern. this low will tap in and give us cooler air. that's really good. this is through late friday,

early saturday morning. sacramento almost 5. 29/100ths. we'll take it. the cloud cover will kind of break up here a little bit and then start to move tonight as the front gets closer. the rain, though, is still aways. santa rosa by 11:00 tonight. we have a long way to go. overnight tomorrow we'll have rain by 6:00 a.m. this time tomorrow we'll be talking about rain. sun, clouds, drizzle. rain to the north. i know sausalito has had a .02. thanks to kevin. 70s and 80s. again, this tropical feel will be with us today. by tomorrow, the cooler air will begin to spill in here. we'll have morning rain and then a cooler pattern on friday. it will cool out and be mostly sunny by sunday. 7:22. danger in the dog park. the potentially deadly threat that has owners on high alert. first, a new opportunity for homeless veterans in san francisco. the reason more than a hundred homeless vets may soon move into their own apartments. bulldog: [yawning]

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welcome back. 7:24. they are heroes. two good samaritans, they jumped into action saving the life of others in a violent crash and now they have been honored by santa clara county. >> let me just ask all of you to give them a big round of applause. [ applause ] >> there they are. the county's board of supervisors honoring 19-year- old carlos ortiz and his 20- year-old cousin robert valencia. last month they were heading home when they stopped at a light at capitol expressway. a black mercedes lost control, rolled over, hit more cars and then burst into flames. >> and i go and i look inside. there's some guy with his belt on. he's on fire. his leg on fire. his arm is on fire. he's screaming and moving. >> the two cousins pulled that man out of the car. they are being praised for being involved in a mentor be program. as for the car crash victim, he's still in the hospital but

he's expected to fully recover. homeless veterans trying to get off the streets of san francisco have a new place to go. a former san francisco supervisor showed off the new facilities at the former stanford hotel. it's now 130 studio apartments. each unit has its own bathroom, refrigerator and microwave oven. he says it's a rare opportunity for a big segment of the city's homeless population. a veteran that is exiting will not have the ability to pay several months in advance for rent. >> he says veterans can get information by going through their veterans affair social workers. renters will pay 30% of their adjusted incomes in the rent. this building, by the way, is due to open in november. 7:26. walmart wants to be your bank. the nation's largest retailer is launching new mobile

checking accounts for its customers called go bank. to help attract customers walmart will not look at credit ratings. it won't have a minimum balance requirement or charge overdraft fees. walmart is working with green bank which is federally insured. go bank will be available by the end of the month. three of the biggest names in u.s. soft drinks are working together. pepsi, coke, and dr. pepper, snapple, want to cut the number of camrys consumed by americans by 20% -- calories consumed by americans by 20%. they will sell smaller portion sizes and increase their promotions for low and no calorie beverages like bottled water. a bold crime in walnut creek. after the break, the reason police say a woman never asked for help after being kidnapped from outside her home in the middle of the day. and classes are canceled today here at san mateo high

school. it's all because of concerns about a possible gas leak. we'll tell you about the issue that was discovered here on campus. good morning. northbound 280, still slow in san jose, although things are improving a little bit getting up to highway 17. we'll give you a look at the south bay commute. cold front on the way. although you wouldn't know it by the temperatures. it's really warm. mid-60s. oaks temperatures warm. the rain doesn't look like it will arrive tonight. we'll show you the system coming up. i'm a doctor of internal medicine with something terrible to admit. i treated thousands of patients, risked their lives, while high on prescription drugs. i was an addict. i'm recovered now, but an estimated 500,000 medical professionals are still out there, abusing drugs or alcohol. police, airline pilots, bus drivers... they're randomly tested for drugs and alcohol... but not us doctors. you can change that: vote yes on proposition 46.

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it is 7:30. you are looking live at san mateo high school this morning. see the big sign there. school closed where pg&e shut off the gas about a half-hour ago. the reason, a gas leak. ktvu's alex savidge is live at the campus. in two minutes, he will join us more on how this leak was discovered and what it means for students besides the kay -- the day off today. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. we're talking about your weather. steve is right over there. >> did you step outside? >> i did. >> and? >> not bad. >> a lot of low clouds around. there's sunbreaks in there. very warm ocean temperatures. that's been some good rain. ronald thompson in crescent city since midnight over 2 inches. now we're talking. we'll take that. that's good. in eureka we're getting rain. shelter cove has had .5.

the cooler air is still about a day away. our rain won't show up tonight, even tomorrow morning. secondary system forming at the base of the main system. that will sweep from probably friday or saublth. that will give us a cooldown. tonight will be rain. 60s on the temperatures. 6 a, 66, 67 -- 6 5, 66, 67. yes it's warm out. once the system gets here tonight, we'll have a mix of sun and clouds. pockets of drizzle. it's muggy, tropical like. rain to the north won't come in. before that, 70s and 80s. tomorrow we'll see a much cooler pattern. here's sal. we're still looking at a commute that's a little bit slower than normal. it has not been raining a lot. we've had a lot of slow traffic this morning. the roads have just wet enough to slow people down. that's about it. not really measurable rain. southbound 880 as you drive down to the fremont area. we had an earlier accident near the fremont milpitas border.

it's been cleared. but traffic is still very slow. let's go to 880 northbound in oakland. you can see traffic here is moderately heavy passing the coliseum. no problems on 580 getting to the lakeshore curve. when you get to the toll plaza, there's about a 30, 35-minute delay. it depends on which sign you are in. it's thick getting into san francisco. 7:32. back to the desk. thank you, sal. walnut creek police are asking for help. it's -- it's about a kidnapping that took place in broad daylight. here's information about the suspect and how residents are reacting this morning. >> reporter: good morning, tori. still many unanswered questions about the case. it's happened in broad daylight and that makes it more bold. behind me is the bank of america where the victim walked into the bank, spoke to a teller, withdraw money all of this while the suspect stood outside. this all happened according to walnut creek police before noon yesterday. police say a man with a gun first approached the woman who

was standing in front of her home nearby here. 400 block of muller road here in walnut creek. he then demanded that she drive him to the bank of america, off north main to withdraw money. police say she walked into the bank, talked to a teller all while the suspect was simply standing outside. police say the woman did not mention to the teller that she was the victim of a crip. police believe her life may have been threatened. after that, the two drove to the victim's neighborhood where she was left unharm. the suspect took off on foot. some residents are concerned especially since it happened in broad daylight. >> it's very surprising that you would be out at your home in broad daylight and you think when you are at your home, you are most safe. for someone, you know, to come up and hold you at gunpoint is very disturbing. >> we're still looking into whether or not he was alone or had an accomplice. we're looking into whether or not he left in a vehicle or on foot. and we're looking at this point

for any video in the area. >> reporter: now, police say the only description of the suspect was that he was wearing a straw hat, sunglasses and something else blocking his face. police did not disclose exactly what that was. but police also say they don't believe the suspect and victim know each other. but this morning, police will be looking, as we take it back out here live, surveillance footage from residents on lake wood road to help in the investigation. police also say the victim is shaken up but otherwise doing okay. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. police in four plar cities are investigating -- bay area cities are investigating what could be a professional crime ring. it started yesterday with the arrest of two men accused of stealing cars from two san mateo car dealerships. besides san mateo, cars have been stolen from high-end car dealerships in belmont, san jose and santa clara.

179-year-old marquise banks and 18-year-old halsey both of oakland are facing charges now of theft and conspiracy. now, police say this surveillance video you are looking at from tracks auto helped them break the case. the thieves can be seen breaking into the car lot and stealing car keys back in late august. the next night they came back and stole three bmws. the general manager of tracks said the car thefts have really hurt his business. >> e. >> pretty much destroyed the way we do business here, you know, it's probably gonna take a few more months for us to recuperate. >> police say six cars stolen from audubon motors and two lots in san mateo were recovered in oakland near where the suspects were arrested. police are expecting to make more arrests. well, concerns about a gas leak at san mateo high school have made school district

leaders cancel classes there today. ktvu's alex savidge is out there now to tell us what led to this closure. what's going on? >> reporter: good morning. parents did get an alert last night getting them know about this sudden closure. in addition to that, you can see that signs have gone up here on the doors of the campus here letting everybody know that school is closed today as they investigate the potential gas leak here. now, what happened is in two separate cases yesterday, people noticed the odor of national gas here on the campus of san mateo high school and in one case it was dedeathed inside the school's performing art center that you are looking at now. that was at around 11:00 yesterday morning. pg&e came in at that point and they gave the all-clear but then just hours later, staff members in a different part of the school smelled gas. pg&e was once again called into investigate and that's when they found some sort of equipment issue in that area. so the utility decided to shut off a good-sized gas line that runs through campus and show that's why the school's principal late yesterday

decided to cancel classes today sending out an automated phone call to parents. >> because of no gas, there wouldn't be any heat, hot water, hot food to be able to serve 1500 students and over 100 staff members that we decided to close school today so that maintenance could come in and expedite any necessary repairs to get us back online. >> reporter: and pg&e crews will be here on campus throughout the day today to help isolate this equipment issue and help with repairs as well. the principal is hoping that students will be back in class tomorrow but she told me with a possible gas leak here on campus, she doesn't want to take chances. it appears most students got the word from the automated phone call that classes were canceled today but a few have shown up. they were a bit surprised frankly that there was no school today. we're live in san mateo, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you.

7:38. workers for the golden gate bridge district could be on strike within the next few days. the district tells ktvu that bus and ferry workers may walk off the job at the end of the week. that strike would disrupt service for tens of thousands of commuters. this is video from last week when a small group of machinists staged a one-day walkout. 13 bridge district unions have been without a contract since july. negotiations appear to have hit a dead end. the future of san francisco's transbay transit center appears to be in jeopardy. the chronicle reports the recent agreement between city leaders and downtown developers involving taxes to fund the huge project collapsed this week. that could mean problems for the plan to expend caltrain to downtown san francisco. the same project calls for the construction of the largest skyscraper on the entire west coast. some business owners in

burlingame are calling on the city to lift the moratorium on new restaurants along broad bey. the current ban limits the number of restaurants on broadway to just 28. that ban was approved 30 years ago to maintain a balance between restaurants and retail stores. but many broadway merchants say the moratorium is hurting business and making people look for other places to dine out. the city council will review complaints during a meeting next month. there's word of problems for the new iphone. some people say the new iphone 6 plus have bending in their pockets. one blogger claims he is able to bend his new phone after just using a little pressure with his hands. now, this complaint is that the thinner and larger aluminum body of the phone just can't stand up to the wear and tear of staying in a pocket. so far, there's no comment from apple. all right. 7:40. well, shots fired on a bay area freeway. coming up at 8:00, what the victims say happened after they

noticed two masked men pull up behind them. and she showed us it's cool to throw like a girl. in fact, it's awesome. after the break, the new honor for baseball phenom monet davis. we're getting word of a new crash in oakland. this is a look at 80 westbound as you head out to the macarthur maze. we'll give you the drive time for this and tell you about a new crash in oakland on a major freeway. the low clouds are in place. the higher clouds associated with the front are just beginning to move into mendocino county. we have aways to go. it's mild out there and we'll talk about that and when the rain is set to arrive. female announcer: the savings really stack up

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news. 7:43. danger at the dog park. ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom now telling us about an incident that has pet owners worried and scientists are looking for some answers. >> scientists at uc davis will spend the next week running tests on eight suspicious meatballs found at a popular dog park. joe and his dog were at the park in santa rosa called a place to play saturday morning when he saw the meatballs. he says they were raw meat with little green specks and he was suspicious because it's not something you see at a dog park. >> i was very upset. i was concerned. he found one and was nosing around. i was concerned. i didn't want him or anyone else's dog to be injured. >> he stayed at the park for an hour to warn other dog officers. animal control officers are concerned about poison. so the meatballs have been turned over to scientists at uc davis. this incident similar to one in san francisco when poisoned meatballs were found in the

twin peaks neighborhood. one dog died after eating one of those meatballs. >> testing on the meatballs found in santa rosa could take about a week to get the results. reporting live in the newsroom, pam cook, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. the los angeles dodgers, i'm sorry to say, but they can clinch the league tonight by beating the giants. the bitter rivalry resurfaced last night. look at this. madison bumgarner hit puig in the first inning. both men screamed at each other causing benches to clear. dodgers, well, they went on to win, 4-2. the giants, though, can still make the playoffs as a wild card team but they've lost center fielder angel pagan for the rest of the season with back surgery. to a heartwarming story of a little leaguer with a big arm. mone davis pitched her pennsylvania team to the little league world series this summer. her jersey is headed to the baseball hall of fame in

cooperstown, new york. davis was the first girl to ever win a game at the world series. she and her teammates will visit the museum tomorrow. afterwards she'll take the mound and pitch against some kids from upstate new york. not only did she get on the conner of sports illustrated, now in cooperstown. >> such a great story. let's go to sal, get to where you need to go. >> by the way, if there's ever any trouble in the newsroom, those of us in the newsroom will run in there. >> clear the bench. >> ready to go? we're all ready to go. >> thank you, sal. appreciate that. >> go happy to hear that -- happy to hear that. westbound 580 as you come up to 980, there is a crash. it's a one-car crash. it's badly damaged. no one in the car. it's kind of suspicious that no one is in the car and the car is badly damaged. police are on the way but it's gonna be causing slow traffic.

24 is also slow in this area. as we look at contra costa county, antioch is clear but the slow traffic has moved over to the baypoint and concord area. no major crashes. everything is slower today because of the wet roodz. out to the bay bridge toll plaza we go. this is about a 30 minute drive coming into san francisco. no major problems. and if you are driving in san francisco, still a little bit slow out of downtown. it's improving a little bit. but it's still slowing there. 85 and 101 heading up to the valley. now at 7:47. hello, steve. >> someone accused me of wearing a dodger tie. at 3:00 a.m., i don't think about team colors. >> i'm gonna let you off the hook for this one. >> you know i would never do that. the comments coming in, what's going on with the humidity? the water temperatures are so warm. how warm? 64, 65 degrees. even up to point april rena. that's amazing -- arena. that's amazingly warming. the combination gives a very

tropical feel. the front is way up here. it will take a while to get here. you think tonight for the north bay and then overnight tonight into tomorrow, there's been some really good rain. ronald thompson has had 2 inches of rain since midnight. that's like the old days. look at the system dropping in. swinging in on the base of that is another low. now, the cool air is back here. you can see where it is here. but this low will keep kind of an unsettled pattern friday, saturday morning. first the front and then up get the unsettled air. 60s on the temperatures. 67 sfo, 64 half moon bay. san jose 64. santa rosa, 64. walnut creek, one observation there and concord and livermore are 66 degrees. a couple of 50s here. i'm surprised by this. but menlo park and los altos hill, foster city and belmont are at 64. book ends there. the breeze is trying to turn southerly. it's showing that at sfo and half moon bay. it's turning in that direction

for some. but not for all. it's still a little bit aways away. there's the warm temperature. 64 monterey. 65 half moon bay. bodega bay was 65 at 4:00 this morning. they are still 64. point arena at 64 is very warm. that gives us that warm, humid condition this morning. we'll have a mix of low clouds and sun. 65 ukiah and 65 even fresno. 63 sacramento and also into monterey. this is the cooler air back here. that's the next low that will come in. we have to deal with the front. this will slowly, slowly i turn step by step, it will get here. look at from eureka north. 1.82. ukiah an inch. santa rosa between .5 and .25. .10. it will really weaken as it moves south. we'll get rain. this will be an old-fashioned system. watch how the system comes in. it will increase the low cloud deck. for santa rosa, it doesn't come in until late tonight and sweeps over the area and then

weakens considerably. by this time tomorrow, i should be talking about rain. muggy, drizzly. rain to the north this evening and then overnight. 70s and 80s. really warm by the coast. that south wind and the warm ocean temperatures. low to mid-70s. and then we get the rain in here. it will start to cool off. should decrease by friday and then mostly sunny. kind of a cool pattern on the weekend. 7:50. happening right now, the annual meeting of the united nations general assembly in new york, world leaders taking turns at the podium. you can see president obama is speaking live right now. now, the president has already called for countries around the world to join the fight against islamic terrorists. >> no god condones this terror. no grievance justifies these actions. there can be no reasoning, no negotiation with this brand of evil. the only language understood by killers like this is the

language of force. the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. >> now, president obama is also meeting on the sidelines of the u.n. with other countries that have agreed to join the fight against islamic state terrorists. yesterday, he met with representatives of the five arab nations that are cooperating with the u.s. in launching these airstrikes on targets inside of syria. all right. 7:51. talking about pg&e a lot. well, now a proposed rate increase at pg&e. after the break, why the company says it will not make money from the hike and the customers who will be affected the most. can't hold my breath ♪

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another group and he was stabbed. he died at the hospital. two men have been arrested in connection with the attack. if you will be traveling near san francisco international airport today, you may see something that looks like an emergency but it's not. sfo is holding its annual emergency drill. it starts at the:30. they are -- 9:30. they are gonna simulate a boeing jet. emergency workers will be out there. smoke will be visible the. volunteers will have makeup looking like they are injured. this year's drill will be the first one to incorporate some new recommendations from the ntsb in the wake of the asiana plane crash. a medevac plane was forced to make an emergency landing at the oakland airport last night. the plane's nose landing gear just wouldn't come down. so the plane had to land on its belly just before 8:30 last night. no one on the plane was hurt in that landing. the ambulance was brought in and they took the patient on

board to a hospital as was previously scheduled. the santa clara city council approved a resolution reaffirming the city's commitment to opposing domestic violence. the resolution was proposed by the nonprofit group next door. that group has called for 49ers players ray mcdonald to be benched while police investigate the domestic violence allegations against him. the resolution, however, does not mention mcdonald by name but calls for the city, the 49ers and the nfl to do all they can to eradicate domestic violence and protect victims of abuse. the cal state university system is taking steps to help victims of sexual assault. csu will hire independent victims' advocates at all 23 campuses. the advocates will work with students who have been sexually assaulted and provide them with confidential information about their rights and options under the law. a campus spokesperson says six schools already have advocates and the rest will be in place

by june. all right, tori. well, pg&e is proposing a new rate structure that critics are saying favors the big energy users. pg&e is proposing that every user pay just to access the power grid. now, the access fee would be an extra $5 to $10 a month. pg&e says that would help lower the rates of people who use more energy because they are at home all day like a senior citizen or a stay-at-home mom. but many people at a puc hearing in san francisco yesterday, they were skeptical. >> we hope to bring down our highest rate today so hard- working families won't face high bills. >> what pg&e is trying to do here is to reslice the pie so that large energy users, possibly energy hogs pay less and customers who use less energy would pay more. >> well, pg&e is hoping to have the new rate system in place by

next summer. uc berkeley is installing new lights that do more than just make it easy to see what you are doing. the lights can sense what's happening in the room and then adjust to heating and air conditioning. workers say the lights can detect when more people enter a room. >> yeah. you could see that, in the dormitory that we installed. you can see when the students moved in. >> the lights can even send a signal to the ventilation system to find a problem and solve it. it's part of a bigger project by the california institute for energy and environment. uc berkeley is working on software that lets all the different technologies talk to each other and the improved efficiency is expected to save energy and also save money. big plus there. still ahead, we're following a tragic shooting in san jose. two men were killed. a woman was hurt. coming up in minute, some new information about the victims and the search for suspects. it's the first new school

to be to be built in san francisco in years. but officials worry students won't enroll. we'll tell you why and about the incentive plan to lure students. good morning. right now we're looking at traffic in the east bay. still very heavy 0 on 880. it's getting heavier driving into downtown oakland. mostly cloudy skies out there but they are just low cloud. still mild to warm. had a lot of drizzle. where is the rain. it's on the north coast. we'll tell you when it will make it here coming up. i love having a free checked bag. with my united mileageplus explorer card. i have saved $75 in checked bag fees. priority boarding is really important to us. you can just get on the plane and relax.

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♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ police in san jose investigating a shooting last night. two men were killed. a woman was injured. you are looking at video from the scene last night. now, we're still at the scene this morning. coming up, janine de la vega has come up with new details she's uncovered that indicates this incident may not have been a random crime. stay tuned for the details. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." wednesday, september 24th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. a quick look at traffic. but first weather. so steve, what is the weather gonna be like today? >> opinion, pk. very muggy.

south wind. water temps mid-60s. i think this time tomorrow morning we'll be talking about rain. there's been 2 inches since midnight for crescent city and further south, it's slowing up. the system is crawling along. the kieler air is back -- cooler air is back here. you will notice a huge difference that we'll get the huge northwest fresh in here. we'll have the front and the unsettled pattern coming in behind that thursday into friday. 60s on the temps. 67 degrees. i don't know about the 59 in redwood city. i wouldn't be surprised, there's enough of a breeze, it will be a mild morning here south at half moon bay surning southerly at -- turning southerly at sfo. it's trying to at san jose. this is a warm pattern until we get the front to go through. sun and clouds, morning drizzle. there's been that muggy, tropical feel. rain tonight and overnight for

us. but not before 80s and a lot of 70s around the bay and even along the coast. here's sal. we have a lot of problems in the east bay. first of all, 580 westbound at 980, that crash i told you about has been cleared but the damage is done. it's really terrible. we can go to the maps there. the crash has gone. i will get rid of the icon. you can see traffic is backed up into san leandro on 580. it's much worse than it normally is. as we move over to the rest of the east bay. we have slow traffic approaching danville on 680, highway 680 southbound is slow and you can see some more slow traffic on 880 south near stevenson boulevard. there was a bicyclist hit by a pedestrian and that area is to be avoided. it's not on the freeway but it could affect you if you are exiting at stevenson boulevard. let's go to some live pictures here. i want to show you the bay bridge. about a 25, 30-minute drive from this point to san francisco. when you get to san francisco, northbound 101 looks okay coming up to the 80 split. 8:02. let's go back to the desk.

thank you, sal. a south bay family ripped apart this morning by a double homicide. the shootings happened inside a home on rancho drive in south san jose. two people were killed. a third person wounded. neighbors and police have been talking throughout the morning to our reporter, janine de la vega. she joins us live now with what she's learned about the victims and the shooters. good morning, janine. >> reporter: good morning, tori. we're here at police headquarters, where homicide detectives have been trying to identify the suspects in this double homicide. police sources tell me they believe there are two suspects and they also tell me that it appears that this deadly shooting does not appear to be random. now, this all took place at 9:00 last night. police were called after a woman inside a home on rancho drive off monterey highway called 911 to say there had been a shooting. when officers arrived, they found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. they were pronounced dead at the scene. a bomb woman had been injured -- a woman had been injured. she was taken to the hospital

to be treated and was interviewed by police. we're told the victims are a father and son and the woman injured is the son's girlfriend. one neighbor told us that crame and gang activity is common in the neighborhood. >> another homicide by the house where i live, you know. i've been living here for 13 years already in the same area. it's just the same. hasn't changed. >> reporter: detective are looking at all of the evidence gathered overnight and are working on a motive. police have not revealed whether or not there was forced entry into the home. as i mentioned, i'm being told this doesn't appear to be random. i've learned that the police have been called to the house in the past. it's unclear what those calls were about. but authorities do tell me the son who was shot and killed was 29 years old and the father was 49 years old. this is the city's 27th and 28th homicide of the year. and to put it all in perspective, last year at this time, we were up to 39 homicides. so we're still below a what we

were -- below what we were compared to last year. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, janine. police are investigating a deadly early-morning accident involving a man hit by a car while crossing the street. this happened about 12:30 this morning at tully road and lanai in east san jose. police say that man was not in the crosswalk when the car hit and killed him. the driver did stop and is cooperating with the investigation. police at this point don't think that drugs or alcohol were a factor in this accident. oakland police are busy searching for two men who fired shots at another car. the victims say they were driving in east oakland yesterday when two masked men in another car started shooting at them. the driver says the sk maaed men followed -- masked men followed them onto northbound 880. one of the bullets fired went through the windshield. another one shredded a rear tire. the car went off the road at 66th avenue. the shooters kept driving.

8:05. homeless advocates worry that closing down a notorious homeless encampment in san jose could actually create a new type of problem. in december, the family -- in december, the city plans to shut down the encampment on story road. it's nicknamed the jungle. the city has found permanent housing for 88 people who had been living there. 59 others could soon receive housing as well. but homeless advocates tell the mercury news there could be up to 300 people living in the camp. many of them suffer from mental illness or addiction. advocates say if the camp closes, the homeless may just scatter to other neighborhoods. contra costa county is just one of four counties in the nation to receive a $2.6 million federal grant for domestic violence programs. an anti-violence organization will partner with the county and police agencies to launch the new program. it will allow police to conduct immediate assessments meant to gauge how likely it is that an offender will commit murder and

step in before violence escalates. it will also help connect abuse victims with local services. 8:06. well, it's san francisco's first new school in years. but so far, that's not enough to attract enough students to fill up the classrooms. ktvu's tara moriarty joining us live now to tell us about a plan to entice students to enroll, one that's creative but also controversial as well. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. the principal here at galileo academy has no qualms about this plan. this is one of the public high schools that students will automatically be enrolled in if they choose to go to willie brown junior middle school for all three years. that school is brand new. $54million to build on a city block. district officials hope that once the work is complete on the four-acre lot, the students will come. but they admit they are worried some may be scared off by the

crime-ridden neighborhood. the board voted to offer parents a perk, come here and your child will automatically be accepted to any high school in the city except two. >> many students come from the bayview. all from san francisco. i don't think it will be a big issue to be honest with you. >> reporter: the high schools that are exceptions are lowell and school of the arts which have a separate application process. some parents say they don't think that the lucky golden ticket to a high school of your choice is necessarily a fair deal in this lottery system, they consider is already problematic. live in san francisco, i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. 8:08. a report out today might make shomers nervous and it has nothing to do with the fact that there's only 91 days until christmas. instead of annual study finds that 43% of american companies

experienced a security breach in the past year. that's up 10% from the previous year. while the networks of big named retailers like target and home depot were hacked, researchers found that more than 80% of breaches involve employee negligence. examples include workers giving out their passwords, losing a flash drive with confidential information on it or leavege the door to the -- leave, the door to the operation center open allow a stranger to walk in. ghost hunters, paranormals will be gathering in benicia for a confidence on paranormal activity this weekend. the highlight of the conference will be a ghost investigation saturday night at the old benicia capitol building. it's the first time the paranormal investigation will be allowed inside the building which some people believe is haunted. bay area drivers, if you are heading to lake tahoe and interstate 80, you may have to take a long detour.

that's because of project called raise 80. they will increase the height of several bridges over the freeway. the first will be the overpass in placer county. this one was built in the 1950s. it does not meet the federal standards to let trucks and emergency vehicles drive safely under the bridge. >> a lot of the command centers, such as fema and office of emergency services, can't get under construction. they have to detour around which slows response time which you do not want in an emergency. >> to do the work, caltrans is shutting down part of the freeway, there's a detour that takes drivers off haynes road and puts them back on the freeway at state route 20 in nevada county. that's a 56-mile detour. the freeway will be closed tuesdays through thursdays from 10:30 at night until 5:00 a.m. the project will take several weeks to complete.

8:10. a uc davis graduate accused of smuggling drugs. but she said she didn't did it. coming up at 8:30, the cab ride that landed her in jail in a foreign country. this is something you have to see to believe. pumpkins that grow with a scary face. how a farmer here in california is making this possible. good morning. rate now we're still looking at traffic that is slow, although now that it's a little bit later, things have improved like here on 680. we'll tell you more about getting into the south bay. mix of low clouds and some sun. very mild to warm. tropical feel here with mid- 60s. there's been rain, really good rain up on the north coast. it will get here but later than sooner. i will explain.

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welcome back. 8:13. a woman in modesto is partially paralyzed after being bitten by a mosquito with a west nile virus. 34-year-old sara fields was bitten last june and says her life turned upside down. she said she had dizzy spells. she felt what she calls electrical jolts in her body and she lost use of her left leg. she says after a week in the hospital, she still couldn't get out of bed. >> the first month to six weeks' time period, you are flat on your back in bed sleeping. it's all you can do to get up and visit with your family for an hour or so a day. >> her doctor says 1% of all west nile patients have it had bad and an underlying medical condition may be why she was

hit so hard. she was prescribed physical therapy, chiropractic treatments even yoga. fields said she can move her feet and she's able to walk very short distances. 8:14. some new problems for the new iphone. some people say their iphone 6 plus is bending in their pockets. one blogger is even showing, check it out, how he was able to bend his new phone after applying pressure with his hands. the complaint is that the thinner and larger aloom nut body -- aluminum body cannot stand up to the wear and tear of staying in a pocket. apple is not commenting. three of the biggest names in u.s. soft drinks are working together. pepsi, koch and dr. pepper say they want to cut by 20% the number of beverage callies consumed by americans in the next 11 years. but that does not mean they plan to use more artificial sweeteners or find more recipes. they will sell smaller portion

sizes of the smaller drinks and increase promotions for low and no calorie beverages like bottled water. time for halloween. a new kind of jack-o-lantern. a farmer in ventura county is growing pumpkins that look like frankenstein. >> wow. >> it took four years of trial and error to come up with this. he starts with a mold, it provides enough air and light to seep in while shaping the face. >> if it's too large, you are condensing it. you are forcing it to to be too small. if it's too small it won't fild the mold and then you got a throw in all of the variables, a, mother nature. >> weiss's been getting calls from as far away as the middle east for his pumpkin. it sells for $79 wholesale. some of the retailers are asking for $125 a pop for that.

>> wow. that's really pretty cool. >> yeah. >> but i do like it when there is a candle inside and you can see it. it's a little different look. let's check in with sal. we have new information on the bike crash you were telling us about in fremont. and a viewer provided information. >> one of our viewers drive by and saw this crash. saw a mangled bike. the bicyclist was driving westbound on stevenson when he was hit by a car. we're investigating. but fremont police have told us to avoid the area of stevenson boulevard near interstate 880. as far as we know, it's not having a major impact on the freeway. but it's very slow anyway for the normal commute. fremont police are asking you to stay away from stevenson near 880 because of this bicycle accident. that person, by the way, according to police, was taken to a trauma center, is already taken away from the scene. i want to move the maps and take a look at 580 westbound. we have a lot of slow traffic in livermore as you drive

through the area. we had minor crashes there. we're also looking at a very crowded south bay. 280, 101 and 85. no major accidents there. live pictures now. i want to show you that traffic at the toll plaza is backed fowmp a 30-minute wait unless you are in the carpool lane. it's right off there. and i want to show you -- i just kind of looked up and saw it. 280, as we mentioned before, is slow. but we're seeing a little bit of loosening up here right through downtown. that could be on the way to recovery. 8:18. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal a very good cloudy mild, mug dpi morning. some sunbreaks in there. sfo at 8:00, mostly sunny. 68 degrees. normal high of 73. only 5 degrees away from there. southeast breeze. if it feels muggy to you, it is. water temperatures are warm. and also the temperatures, the lows are in the mid-60s. you combine that with a

southerly breeze. that's why it feels the way it does. there's been really good rain. how much rain? over 2 inches. ronald thompson up in crescent city. i think shelter cove, eureka, over 2 at crest the city. very impressive system. there's two parts to it now. the main low is moving north. but there is a secondary system forming. this will move in saturday morning. that will have the coolest air. but the first cold front of the season is on its way. it's about 24 hours away and filtering in 48 hours away. sfo, 68. mountain view, 65. 67 hayward. concord, 66. livermore, mid-60s. santa rosa, 65. half moon bay, 674. 64. had report of light rain in windsor. heemedsburg, 64. take the -- healdsburg, 64. take the patio cushions in. a couple of people have asked me about that. yes, i'm a little tardy in

telling you to do that. rain is on the way. this is just drizzle. the real stuff is tonight and tomorrow. that's when the front will hey riv. there riv -- arrive. most locations you will see this breeze turn. it's just not close enough yet. 64, 65 water temperatures. that's really warm. there's our front. it's working its way in. but it's kind of coming in toppling over. ukiah 66 degrees. sacramento, 65. monthty ray, 64. it's warm all the way up to eureka at 60 degrees. the cooler air will take another 36 hours when it moves in. it will change big time. the rainfall rates kind of filtering between .25 and .5. the system will weaken as it moves south. but tomorrow morning we'll have rain here. ukiah almost an inch. the rain line doesn't make it to santa rosa until -- there might be light stuff out hey head of that. tonight is when the front moves

in. i'm standing right in front of that. on the midnight hour, we'll have rain and it will move over us tomorrow morning on my way into work and dave and tori we'll probably have to use the windshield wipers. morning drizzle. muggy, it's kind of humid. rain north this evening. but it's not going to get here for a while. 70s and 80s. these temperatures are a little bit below inland. they are above coast and bay. the cool air will spill in. there will be more rain in. it will linger into saturday morning. mostly sunny. falllike on sunday. >> thank you, steve. we have new information about the king fire. less than 90 minutes ago calfire announced the wildfire grew from 89,500 last night to 93,000 acres this morning. containment went up slightly from 35% to 38%. calfire last prout in an additional 2,000 firefighters. gusty winds and loep humidity have caused flareups. so far, the fire has destroyed

a dozen homes east of placerville. about 2700 people are still under evacuation orders. 8:211. it's happening again -- 8:21. it's happened again. coming up at 8:45, suspicious treats found in a santa rosa park. why dog owners are very nervous. an exhausted bald eagle makes it's way to a fisherman's boat. the reason experts say it ended up out of the air and into the wave. it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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you are the most unusual fishing partner i'veerer had. >> i'll say. >> a bald eagle rescued by the water from that fisherman is recovering at a wildlife center. the fisherman saw it struggling to swim near british columbia. he scooped it up, let it rest on the boat and turned it over to volunteers. the experts say that bald eagle most likely tried to catch a fish that was too big and his wings became waterlogged. when he recovers, he will be taken back and returned to the wild. in yosemite, park rangers are turning to new technology to track bears. up until now, they tagged bears with tracking devices using radio technology. now they are switching over to new gps technology. that has a wider range. look at that face.

the gps collars are designed to keep visitors safe. but list give park visiters a better idea of the bears. former san francisco supervisor beven dusty showed off new facilities at the former stanford hotel. it's now 10 studio apartments and -- 130 studio apartments. there's a bathroom, refrimg rater and micro-- refrigerator and microwave in each unit. >> a veteran is exiting homelessness, they will not compete favorably with a young tech worker with a 720 credit score and the ability to pay several months in advance for rent. >> he says veterans can get information by going through their social worker or the group swords to plow shares. renters pay 30% of their adjusted incomes in rent. the building is expected to open in november.

8:26. there is a new development in the robberies of several high- end car dealerships in four bay area cities. the arrest police have made and also the theory about how this may be part of a much bigger crime ring. and concerns about a possible gas leak here at san mateo high school that prompted the district to cancel classes today. we'll tell you about the discovery made here on campus yesterday and the repair work happening today. right now we're looking at a commute where traffic is still busy. but it finally is improving. here on the golden gate bridge, the commute looks great. we'll tell you more about the bridges crossing the bay straight ahead. timothy says we have a soft rain up here in cass da zer row. i know there's reports of light rain in windsor and kind of misty in san ramon. it's on its way but the main front won't arrive until tonight. we'll show it to you coming up.

well, good morning. welcome back. a bold crime in broad daylight. a woman says she was kidnapped at gunpoint outside her east pay home -- bay home. we're live this morning in walnut creek. we're in the neighborhood where the woman said that crime occurred. coming up, brian flores will tell us more about what she says happened after she was approached by a man with a gun. stay tuned. it's wednesday, september 4th. i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us for "mornings on 2." let's check weather and traffic. very interesting stuff from steve paulson. >> well, i hope so, dave. i want to thank all of the viewers. twitter, doesn't matter, e- mail, facebook for all. information. reports of very light rain. up in northern sonoma county

and mendocino county. the front, you know, the front is up here. heavy rain. over 2 inch in crescent city. ahead of that we're getting drizzle/mist. there will be a low breaking over here. it looks like the sierra on saturday. that will drop temperatures pretty dramatically. a lot of mid-60s. sfo at 68 degrees. balmy degrees. 67 in walnut creek. pittsburg, 66. nid 6s for la fayette and or rip da. the breeze is -- and orinda. the breeze is starting. that's a sign of things to come. that's why it's so warm. the rain will get here. to the north first. come drizzle out to san ramon. the front doesn't get here until later tonight and then overnight into tomorrow. 80s out ahead of that and a lot of 70s. here's sal. i have an update on that crash we told you about in fremont. it was a bicyclist hit by a car. fortunately, the injuries we're now seeing as non-life-

threatening. the bicyclist sustained a concussion. stevenson boulevard, near 880 and fremont police tell us that that bike rider was not wearing his helmet. they should be clearing the scene in a little bit. but the traffic in the area is still very slow. this is just a normal morning commute. the traffic on stevenson doesn't really affect the nimitz freeway which is slow as you know. 580 is still very slow from the altamont pass into the main part of livermore. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, we still have that steady 25 to 30-minute delay, it's not improved. it's moving along, though, and metering lights are on. 237 westbound crossing the valley, some stop-and-go traffic and just as steve mentioned, a little bit of mist and drizzle might slow you down. 8:32. back to the desk. some concerns about a gas leak at san mateo high school have made school district leaders there cancel classes there today. ktvu's alex savidge has been out there and you are back now to tell us what led up to all

of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the principal here told me she is being especially cautious with concerns about a possible gas leak here on campus. that's why classes were cancel. the alert went out to parents by phone. there are signs posted on the doors at san mateo high school. also one student we talked to a short time ago told me he found out about the sudden closure on twitter last night. he says he doesn't have too many friends who are complaining. >> it was surprising that something like that happened. like at the last minute. >> reporter: the potential gas leak first came to light yesterday in two separate classes. people noticed the oater of natural -- odor of natural gas on campus. it one case, it was detected inside the school's performing arts center. that was at around 11:00 in the morning. pg&e came in and gave the all clear. a couple of hours later, staff members smelled gas in another

part of the school. pg&e was called in to investigate. that's when they found some sort of equipment issue in that area. the utility decided to shut off a good sized gas line that runs across campus and so the principal decided that with no gas service, it was a good idea to keep the kids at home today. >> the safety, the -- you know, the health of our students are paramount. we want to make sure they are safe and that we can get what needs to be done and welcome them back to campus. >> reporter: it appears as though most students got the word that school was closed. we did get a handful of kids who showed up this morning expecting to go to class. we did see one young man who was dropped off by his mom, ran over to the school. after we told him classes were canceled, we saw him running back over to his car to go back home. so a few people didn't get the message. pg&e crews will be here on campus later today to help isolate the equipment issue and

figure out exactly what's wrong. and then the school district will be working on repairs and the principal is hoping that classes will be in session tomorrow. we're lav this morning in -- we're lav this morning in -- we're lav in san -- we're live in san mateo, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. brian flores is live in walnut creek with information about a suspect and how residents are reacting this morning to this man with a gun. >> reporter: good morning. still many unanswered questions about this case and a person just drove by. said he saw a suspicious person around the time that it happened and the fact that it happened in broad daylight makes it more bold. we're in the walnut creek neighborhood. the 400 block of muller road where it all started. walnut creek police say it started before noon yesterday. police say a man with a gun first approached a woman who was standing right in front of her home, again, off muller road. he then demanded she drive him to the bank of america off north main to withdraw money.

police say she walked into the bank, talked to a teller while the suspect was standing outside. police say the woman did not mention to the teller that she was the victim of a crime. it remains unclear why. but after that, investigators say the two drove back here where she was left unharmed and the suspect then took off on foot. this morning walnut creek police say some people knew something was awry. >> we did get several calls from people reporting a suspicious male. at that point, the gentleman had a disguise on. that's why we don't have a real good description of him at this point. he was wearing a hat and sunglasses and something else that obscured his face. >> it's very surprising that you would be out at your home in broad daylight and you think when you are at your home, you are most safe and for someone to come up and hold you at gunpoint is very disturbing. >> i've been in e-mail contact with the walnut creek police department this morning. they can't provide many new

details other than the suspect is white, medium height. they don't believe the suspect and victim knew each other. but this morning police will be looking at surveillance camera footage from the bank and are asking residents off muller and lakewood road to provide camera footage. for the victim, she's expected to be okay. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:37. police in four bay area cities investigating what they say could be a professional crime ring. it started with the arrest yesterday of two men accused of stealing cars from two san mateo county car dealerships. now, besides san mateo, cars have also been stolen from high- end dealerships in belmont, san jose and santa clara. 19-year-old mar keez banks and 18-year-old halsey both of oakland are now facing charges of theft and conspiracy. police say this surveillance video you are looking at from tracks auto in san mateo helped them break the case.

the thieves can be seen breaking into the car lot and stealing keys. this was back in late august. the next night, they came back and stole three bmws. the general manager of tracks who did not want to be identified said those thefts have hurt his business. >> it's pretty much destroyed the way we do business here, you know, it's probably gonna take a few more months for us to recuperate. >> now, police say six cars stolen from audubon motors and two from san mateo were recovered in oakland near where the suspects were arrested. police expect to make more arrests. a uc davis graduate is stranded in the southeastern asian country after being released from jail from a drug crime she says she never committed. 40-year-old stacy addison is a veterinarian who goes all over the world helping animals. in an interview via skype, she

says she was renewing her visa when the driver she hired to take her to the government office picked up another fare which is common there, but the new passenger then stopped to collect a package which turned out to to condane methamphetamine. she was -- contain methamphetamine. >> the police searched me, tested my urine, everything was negative. i thought, okay, i haven't done anything. it shue be okay -- it should be okay. but it's not. >> friends have created a facebook page drawing attention to her arrest. addison was freed avfive days in jail but police are holding her passport until their investigation is over. that may take a year. 8:39. the department of homeland security is warning police departments around the country to be on the lookout for supporters of islamic state terrorists here in the u.s. who may try to retaliate for the airstrikes in syria. a bullty on was issued --

bulletin was issued yesterday. the concern is that americans who have traveled to syria to attend isis training camps could then return to the u.s. to carry out attacks. we're also hearing that extremists linked to the terror group have killed a french hostage in algeria. the group released a video yesterday threatening to execute the french tourist unless france stopped launching airstrikes on isis positions in iraq. france joined the u.s. last week in launching airstrikes on islamic state targets in iraq. and this comes as the united nations is holding its annual general assembly in new york. this is a live picture right now. world leaders are taking turns at the podium. speaking now is the president of the african country. president obama wrapped up his remarks within the last hour. he called for countries around the world to join the fight against islamic terrorists. >> no god condones this terror.

no grievance justifies these actions. there can be no reasoning. the only language understood by killers like this is the language of force. the united states of america will work with a broad coalition to dismantle this network of death. president obama is also meeting on the sidelines with other countries that have agreed to join the fight against islamic state terrorists. he met yesterday with a representative of the five arab nations that are cooperating with the u.s. in launching airstrikes on targets in syria. matt damon is showing off a little known talent. the goodwill hunting star did his impression of former president bill clinton during a clinton global initiative event in new york city. listen to this. >> he just said just keep running those numbers up just run them up.

he was right. that's exactly -- >> the clinton global initiative convenes globe leaders to look for solutions to the world's most pressing problems. matt damon was there to promote his campaign for cleanerrer water. i don't want to brag but someone that sounds like bill clinton has stopped by to do some of our report. it's been a while but it's happened. >> all right. thank you for that. she made it cool to throw like a girl. now the little league pitcher mone davis getting a new honor that's beyond her wildest dreams. many restaurant owners in burlingame say business is slow. why they are blaming city hall. and we're looking at the eastshore freeway on westbound 80. it's very slow as you head down to the macarthur maze. we'll be right back with more.

>> good one. drizzle, rain, real rain up in guerneville, cloverdale. we'll take a look at it and see if we can find it

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the current ban limits the number of restaurants to just 28. that ban was approved 30 years ago to maintain a balance between restaurants and retail stores. but many broadway merchants say the moratorium is hurting business and making people look for other places to dine out. the city council will review their complaints during a meeting next month. 8:46. danger at the dog park after spish this meatballs were found. pam cook is in the studio -- suspicious meatballs were found. pam cook is in the studio with more. >> one man started his saturday morning with a trip to the dog park and ended up looking for meatballs and calling abe mal control. joe and his dog were at the park in santa rosa called a place to play saturday morning when he met up with a concerned dog owner who had just found a raw meatball on the ground. they searched the park and ended up finding six more. he said it's not something you see at a dog park. he's sure that they contain

poison. >> too scary. people want their animals -- it's supposed to be a place to play. >> if you don't agree with parks, go a different route in voicing your opinion instead of trying to hurt someone's animal. >> that's brian wilson with animal control. they sent more people out. they found more suspicious meatballs on a nearby trail. the meatballs now at uc daviss were scientists will spend the next week running tests to see if they are poisoned. this incident reminds a lot of people of one in san francisco when poisoned meatballs were found in the twin peaks neighborhood. one dog died after eating one of those meatballs. the scientists at uc davis say the tests will take about a week to get the results. want to check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads and any serious situations you are keeping an eye on? >> nothing serious unless you don't like slow traffic because we're looking at the delay time here on the eastshore freeway and it's up to 49 minutes.

we don't have any major accidents to blame for this. but we just have a lot of slow traffic here. today, people have been texting me, why is it slow? and other people say californians cannot drive in any sort of wet weather. right? is that what we're saying. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up to the macarthur maze. a little bit of wet weather slows everyone down and that makes the commutes be a little longer. looking at contra costa county, we had a couple of late accidents on highway 4 westbound coming up over the willow pass grade. 680 is still a little bit slow coming from concord and danville and the other way around. and bart commune and muni are parting -- b.a.r.t. and communeny are reporting their trains on time. here's steve. there's a drizzly rainy

pattern for guerneville. maybe where you are, too. this is just drizzle. the rain is up here. the front is here. the front is over there. but underneath that you can still get some rain as this system inches closer. but tonight, it may take until tomorrow like at 9:00, 10:00 before all of this makes it to san jose. the low will have to swing in. this is where the cooler air is. this is where you will feel it. there it is. there's the first one of the season. the front has some cool air. the leading edge of that is beginning to move in. the colder air will get modified. 60s on the temperature to 68 at sfo and the normal high this time of year, 73. they are close. novato, 66. half moon bay, 66. the breeze is turning southerly. you would expect that. 62 to 67 saratoga, east san jose already 70. fremont 62. sunnyvale says 67. i'm not surprised by any of these. southeast now oakland. southerly at santa rosa.

it's turning south at concord. half moon bay is south. 64 to 65-degree water temperatures is why it's so warm this morning and why it feel sose tropical. 66 ukiah. 64 for monterey and heavy-duty rain up on the north coast. crescent city has had over inches of rain. this is the cooler air. this will bork its way in. it's about a day away. some of the rainfall projections are impressive for the north coast. two to four inches. ukiah almost an inch of rain. and then it tails off. russian river will have over .5. after that it fades away. we'll get rain down to san jose. the timing is later, not sooner. some of this will be drizzle. but the front doesn't arrive until tonight. there's santa rosa after the midnight hour and into marin county and finally overnight to tomorrow morning, it will sweep through by 7:00, 9:00. that's when it might make it to san jose. by the time it gets down there,

there won't be much left. sun, clouds, a soft rain, a light rain. 80s on the temperatures. kind of muggy. 70s for others. these are above average for midwest at least coast and bay. inland are running a little below. the cooler air and rain arrives tomorrow. and then cooler air along a showery rainy pattern on friday, starts to kick out and then sunday looks mostly sunny. nine minutes before 9:00. they are back. >> it's smart. it's current. it's fun. it's a group of people you are gonna want to hang out with. >> after the break, andy sandburg dishes about what viewers can expect on the second season of "brooklyn nine- nine" right here on ktvu.

welcome back. 8:53. workers for the golden gate bridge district may be on strike within the next couple of days. bus and ferry workers may walk off the job at the end of this week in the continuing dispute with management. that would disrupt service for thousands of commuters. you are looking at video here from last week. a small group of machinists staged a one-day walkout. 13 bridge unions have not had a contract since july and negotiations right now are not going well. the future of san francisco's transbay tran sipt center looks to be in jeopardy. the chronicle reports a reagreement between city leaders and downtown developers involving taxes to pay for the huge project collapsed this week.

that could cause big problems in the plans to extend caltrain to downtown san francisco. now, this same project is calling for the construction of the biggest skyscraper on the west coast. 8:54. a 13-year-old girl with a big league warm is continuing to make history. mone davis pitched to the little league world series. her jersey is headed to the baseball hall of fame in cooperstown, new york. davis was the first girl to ever win a game at the little league world series. she and her teammates will visit the museum tomorrow. afterwards, she will take the mound pitch against upstate new york. brack lynn nine nine returns for a brand new -- brooklyn nine nine returns for a brand new season. it's an actional comedy. the show resolves around a group of detectives and a newly appointed captain. at the end of the first season, and yip sandburg's character ended a successful undercover

sting, that is, until he realizes one of the bad guys got away. >> the finale last year ends with my character going undercover with the mob. soap we pick up months later. he's infiltrated and we're finding him immersed there and reconnecting with the squad and sort of trying to figure out how to see that job to fruition. >> in the upcoming season, he and another detective track down the mobster. all of this while the captain puts the captain through the paces and test their patience. you can watch the premiere right here on ktvu. it airs this sunday, the 28th. beginning at 8:30 p.m. >> all right. hey, sal, come on back. what just hatched in newark -- happened in newark. it's a hazard scene. >> it's at trigas. 6775 central avenue. right where i put the icon in newark. some sort of a hazard ours

material situation. we're trying to get more details. one of our views is on the way -- crews are on the way. you could imagine if it's a hazardous material situation it hassing to do with the gas. this is 6775 central avenue in newark. it's a good area to stay away from. fire department is there and our crew is just arriving. let's move along to the bay bridge toll plaza. westbound, you can see that traffic is backed up new. about a 20-minute drive across into san francisco. also lacking at the commute in san jose, still a little bit slow as you drive out of downtown getting up to highway 17. before i go to steve, i want to mention we'll be following up this hazmat thing in newark and have more coming up on the news at noon. let's go to steve. a few sunbreaks but a lot of low clouds. very warm out. almost 70 for some. the water temperatures are warm. the morning lows are warm. there's been light drizzle, light rain to the north.

tonight we'll get rain. a cooler showery pattern. temperature also take a break and slow clearing on the weekend. first cold front of the season on the way. >> ready for it. thank you, steve. >> you bet. and thanks for making ktvu your choice for news. be sure to watch the news at noon for more on the clouds rolling into the bay area. rain in the forecast. we'll continue to follow that and have updates at noon and updates at 5:00 and 6:00. thank you for joining us. have a great day. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable energy to our customers. pg&e is dedicated to the community. oakland is my home. this is where i'm raising my children so it's important to me to make sure my family and friends have the power and energy that we provide. this is very personal to me. it makes me work a lot harder knowing that this is my family and friends. this is my community.

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