concerns. >> concerns about tougher security features on smart phones. why the head of the fbi says better security could mean bigger problems for investigators. >> and adding security at mineta san jose neighborhood. the new technology being tested. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. you are looking at a live picture at the larkspur ferry terminal. you can see a number of workers walking the picket line there. there is a one-day strike and ktvu tara moriarty will have more on how it will impact your commute even if you don't take the ferry. and if you like to take the ferry to the giants game imparticular, it would be a very big day. friday, september 26th i'm pam cook. >> good morning i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. everybody wants to know, will it rain again? >> yes.

some day it will. we will get some this afternoon but it will be more scattered. yesterday was wide spread. this will be kind of more hit and miss. it's developing rapidly. and already sending in higher clouds to the north bay. a few showers right off the mendocino coast. this will be more late morning, early afternoon event. it looks like a pretty good event for the sierra nevada. for us some of the higher clouds already taking aim at marin county. it's on its way. it will develop. it will come into the afternoon. until we get the afternoon heating. that will help trigger some thundershower activity. 50s and 60s on the fetches. had a couple reports leoy up in clearlake showed a little bit of light rain. so it's kind of starting early. but some pockets of fog. showers, possible thundershowers later on today.

we'll have the forecast coming up in 15 minutes. 70s coast, bay, and inland. all right, steve. we have been telling you about it all morning. and repeating it just in case you didn't hear. golden gate ferry on strike this morning. no boats leaving. that will effect the traffic on 101. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. traffic still looks good. it's a friday. we might get a little lucky. i do want to mention we will see more traffic in the north bay. this is a look at westbound bay bridge. this is backed up for a 15-20my delay. sal is eluding to it. happening right now one-day strike at a golden gate ferry service. out of luck today. ktvu tara moriarty is at the

larkspur ferry terminal. you are talking to commuters? >> we haven't seen any commuters. we saw one earlier this morning. and he didn't want to talk to us on camera. there really haven't been that many. perhaps a lot of people opted to stay home from work this morning. it is still early. we'll have to wait and see. over here. over this way. you can see we have the strike going on. the picketers are walking here along the crosswalk. this is right in front of the golden gate ferry terminal. there are 1,000 people from the north pay that will have to find at way to work this morning. the reason the golden gate bridge district is offering 9% raises. but captains say they want 12%. the district argue that its captains at $80,000 a year out earn those in other fleets by far. >> we believe we are offering very fair wages. if you take a look at the ferry captains are making, they are the highest paid on the bay.

if if you go to any other ferry boat, you will be making less in salary and wanes. less many benefits packages. >> the district is really trying to put misinformation out there. if you look at the past decade, the labor coalition members are 12% behind the cost of living. because they have given up concessions. >> the district is not planning to have any extra buses today. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of chicago as bell this morning. all flights have been halted at o'hare and midway airports because of a fire at an faa control center. those are the pictures. police in aurora, illinois have

also said that a man with a self-inflicted room has been found. tho flights are taking off or landing this morning. that will definitely have a ripple effect on travel across the country. flights to chicago are being diverted to other airports. airports in wisconsin and iowa are also being controlled. passengers should expect delays starting right about now. 6:00. brian flores is headed to sfo. he'll have have a live report coming up in a little bit. so he can check in on the air traffic there. three men are in jail accused of burglarizing a house in san jose. it happened in a neighborhood that has been hit hard with thefts lately. janine de la vega is joining us live to tell us about this growing crime trend out there.

good morning. >> reporter: good morning dave. we are here in the evergreen area. there is a neighborhood watch group here. one of the members called police earlier this week after observing a possible break in. when offices arrived, they ended up arresting three juveniles for the crime. and just yesterday our cameras were there when san jose police arrested burglary suspects that hit a neighborhood. an alert neighbor called police after observing suspicious activity. and when officers arrived, they found one man serving as a lookout and two others in a home break into a safe. less say these are good examples. in 2010 $47 million was reported stolen property in the city of san jose. and the latest numbers show it's up to $76 million. >> certainly $76 million is too much for the community to lose.

again they are out there working hard. trying to catch these suspects in the act. we are partnering with the community to do what we can >> the police officer association says more refirearms are helping in the area. mesa while they are work for -- some of the recommendations report suspicious act reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. thieves already targeting the new iphone 6. alex savidge snapped this photo you are looking at. minutes after iphone 6's were stolen from the berkeley apple store yesterday. berkeley police rushed over there shortly before 5:00 p.m..

so far there is no word of any arrests. this is the same apple store that was hit back in may. you are looking at video here. a car smashed right through the front windows. now in that case, police say burglars stole about $40,000 worth of aye tones, ipads and laptops. a viewer also sent us a tip that someone told iphones from a store in san francisco yesterday. apple and google are getting praise for making new smart phones better than ever at protecting private data. the fbi's boss says that is a big problem for criminal investigators. james comby accuses google and apple making equipment for law enforcement. the fbi director says such measures like criminals place themselves above the law. apple has released a fix to its new ios8 operating system. apple yanked its software

update after getting complaints about customers not being able to make phone calls. time is 6:08. the fbi director says about a dozen americans are fighting along extremist groups in syria right now. earlier reports that 100 americans are fighting in syria. that wasn't correct. he says that number includes americans who have tried to go to syria and arrested. or went there and came back. fbi director comby says the fbi thinks they know the name of this man. those videos show the execution of two american journalists and

a british aid worker. that man dressed in black speaks with a british accent. transit systems all around the world are staying i have lent -- vigilant. while they don't have any hard information about a particular threat, they are concerned about subway systems that may be targeted. he received word from baghdad about a possible attack against the united states and france. new york city has the biggest subway network in the nation and new york's mayor stressed nothing is confirmed. >> we have received information which in the eyes of the united states government and nypd is not verified. what we are doing is taking precautions. >> new york officials are urging new yorkers go about your daily lives as normal.

don't live in fear. new york city also is always in a lightened state of security. it is a target as you know and has been attacked several times. mineta san jose airport has outlined two security breaches. they are testing thermal imaging ever. these -- and a woman nicknamed the serial stow away. time is 6:11. tighter security around transit systems including bart. what bart police is asking. >> who is at risk of catching the bash bug and what is being

done to fix the problem. >> good morning. right now we are still looking at the bay bridge. it looks good. there is a little bit of a delay at the toll plaza. we'll tell grow about that and keeping an eye on the north bay commute. >> kind of quiet now. things will pop up later on. there is a system right off the coast. it will give us showers and maybe some high elevation snow.

welcome back. it's 6:14. st. mary's college has issued a campus wide safety alert. one of the students was sexually assaulted last week. administrators are not saying much about the attack just that the victim was touched inappropriately. san francisco's fire chief is getting strong support. called for fire chief joann hayes white to resign. they called it a crisis to lead the fire department -- crisis in confidence to lead the fire department. >> she is a role model to all and to young girls like my own daughters imparticular. that have more confidence that anything is possible. >> now the fire commission heard several hours of system but they took no action concerning the future of the fire chief. the city of san jose will

honors life and legacy of the late long-time police chief joe maclamer a. they will hold a memorial. he died september 19th of pancreatic cancer. he was the police chief from 1976 until he retired in 1991. adding code to the bash software is system. >> it literally is hey web 1:everrer, run this program that allows me to take over

your computer. >> the bug was exposed wednesday night. apple is expected to come out with a patch in the coming days. we are still waiting to find out who bought several winning lottery tickets. surveillance video appears to show the woman that bought that lucky ticket. if the winner decides on a lump sum payout, that means $6.5 million before taxes taken out. we are also waiting for the winner of a $228 million power ball ticket that was sold in san mateo to come forward. officials say the winning ticket was sold at the dehobbs key market. lump sum jackpot pay out would be $100 million after taxes. the owner of the store will get

a $1 million prize as well. if you haven't checked your ticket yet, the winning numbers again 7, 14, 24, 41, and 21. the power ball number is 26. 6:17 is the time. we want to check back in with sal for the friday morning commute. not going to be great in marin county. >> it is friday. and you know being from the area that sometimes on fridays people do tend to take the friday off. we are hoping for that any way. the ferries are not running. we've been telling you about it all morning. people will be driving in marin county. so far it's okay. but we will be looking at that as well. let's take a look at the toll plaza. we do have slow traffic at the toll plaza. there are no major problems. traffic continues to look good once on the bridge. this is taking 20 minutes. if you are on the san mateo bridge it looks good across to

the peninsula. i don't see a lot of slow traffic just yet. right now still looks good. we will be watching. we expect more people to be driving this morning. let's two to steve. sal, thank you. very good morning. happy friday. what is nice about that rain yesterday, it brings people back in a big way. people i haven't heard from in awhile. we have a system that will close off and head into the sierra. it will fire up pretty good showers. the higher clouds are streaming over head into western parts of marin county and heading where you can see right there. not a big deal but it is a sign of things to come. the system is right there. it will rotate in. it is coming into the afternoon. that is where we get our heating. 50s and 60s. 51 napa.

64sfo. so for some i know the humidity is up there. water temps are really warm. la honda knows 50. belmont 59. 65 degrees at bodega bay. was 66 at monterey. i think half-moon bay is 5:as well. this is really warm. 47 in reno. a little cool there. for us our best bet will be this afternoon in the north bay. the system in the front has moved out. it held together very well. there was more rain in san jose than santa rosa. that rarely happens. that's what happened yesterday. possibility of thundershowers. we will be on the driver side. but the sierra will be in line all weekend long. here is first for us. watch this afternoon fairfield over to santa rosa. napa county. possibility right there fairfield, napa, santa rosa north.

that looks to be the main focus. i'm not saying these are always right. after that, think i we will be okay. the sierra will be the whole different ball game. watch what happens. they keep going saturday and sunday. and then late saturday into sunday. 70s on the temps. they will linger into early

saturday here. and drier and warmer weather early next week. new fears about corrosion. coming up in 20 minutes new water looks found and how this could be connected to a similar problem. >> play off fever heating up across the bay area. the exciting game that helps the giants clench their spot in the playoffs. and what the a's need to do this weekend.

welcome back. time is 6:24. there is play off fever on both sides of the bay as regular baseball season ends. she is ready. excited giants fans showed up for last nights game at at & t park just hours after the milwaukee brewers lost to the cincinnati reds, steve. the brewers loss means the giants clinched a wild card spot for the 2014 playoffs. >> good and bad. good the fact we are in but bad because i want to see them clench it tonight. >> the giants beat the padres 9- 8 in last nights game. the two teams met for the final series of the season. the giants will play the pittsburgh pirates or the st. louis cardinals on wednesday in

the single game wild card game. meantime the struggling oakland a's they have a good shot at making this years play offs. the a's loss to the texas rangers 2-1 last night while the wild card hopefuls won their games. oakland has dropped into the second wild card spot. the magic number for the a's remains at two for three games to play. >> giants legend willie mccovey will miss a wild card game tonight. he is still in the hospital recovering from complications. he won't be able to make it to tonight's presentation of the willy macaward. this will be the first time he has missed the award ceremony since it was handed out in 1980. major delays in airports

arkoses the country. what happened in chicago that is causing problems at airports including here in the bay area. >> about 9,000 computers from the north bay scramble to find another way to work after a ferry boat captain announces a one-day strike. >> good morning. right now traffic is still moving well in san francisco along northbound 101. and we're watching all the commutes including the north bay commute. >> kind of a break right now. might be a few light little showers. they will be developing later today. system just offshore will be swinging in. we'll talk about that and the impact on the sierra. [ male announcer ] welcome to no man's land.

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let's keep it that way. the 2014 4runner. toyota. let's go places. good morning to you. welcome back. we are at the larkspur ferry station. ferries will not be running at all today. a one-day strike has started.

you can see them walking the picket line. tara moriarty is out there. she will tell you more about how this will effect the morning commute even if you don't take a ferry. it's effecting things. good morning. thank you for joining us here. ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's pam's day. it's friday, september 26th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it's almost 6:30. steve says we will get a little bit more rain this afternoon. >> isn't every day pam cook day? >> yeah, it is. >> awe, thank you. >> we will get more rain. we have a system swinging in here. it's a broad brush. my least favorite word is showers. it will give them thunderstorms and snow around 8,000 feet on saturday. be advised heading up to tahoe or truckee. there will be a lot of shower activity going in. there is a few lightning strikes that have been observed offshore. this will be in the afternoon. if you want to get a run in, go

in the morning. 50s on your temps. 60s for some. there are a few reports for fog. kind of cool in the higher elevations. mild for some. 56 sunnyvale. that will give us partly cloudy skies. it looks like best bet north bay and east bay. again it could pop up anywhere. 70s on the temps. here is sal. steve, good morning to you. we are looking at a commute that may be effected by no ferry service. out of marin county. and by the way, if you are showing up at the larkspur terminal, the buses are not running there. the normal schedule the buses don't run past a certain time. tara will have more information about that. i see her in the monitor. hi tara. any way. [ laughter ] as you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, that is backed up

for 20-25 minute delay into san francisco with no major problems. oakland east bay that looks like a normal commute and the traffic is doing well. at 6:31, let's go to the desk. happening right now a one- day strike is under way at the golden gate ferry service. the issue salary increases and health care premiums. tara moriarty has been at the larkspur terminal. i thrown is more bad new. >> yeah sal touched upon it a little bit there. there are no more buss that will be running here. there were two that left earlier across the street. those were the last two. if you need to catch the bus, you need to go to downtown san rafael. behind me you can see the picket line is going pretty strong here. 9,000 people from across the north bay will have to find another way outwork. the reason the goulden gate

transit system is offering 9% raises to captains but they want 12% because they will have to pay more for health care. the district argues it has capped those at $80,000 a year. >> these ferry boat captains take their jobs very seriously. they are responsible for thousands of passengers. but they also take the livelihood of their families very seriously too. >> reporter: it covers more health costs than most other employees. >> san francisco pays 36% of their health care benefits for an employee's ppo plan. county and marin pay 40%. we pay 95% of the premium. so we offer extremely generous health care benefit packages. we are asking for our employees to help us because we see health care costs increasing down the road. >> reporter: the district is not planning to have any extra buses today because it does say

fridays are typically light be. we have heard line four has not -- we know friday's ballpark ferry is caps led. you giants fans will have to make some other plans. contract negotiations are set to resume on monday. and of course we will keep you posted on how this strike is going. as well as alternate routes in order to get to work. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. now to our developing news we've been following about a fire at an faa control tower in illinois that has stopped most flights add chicago o'hare and midway airports. it's also having a ripple effect. brian flores is checking out the delays. what have you been able to find out? >> i just got off the phone with the on duty officer moments ago. he says right now there are not any real significant impacts. there are a few canceled flights.

that could certainly change with what is going on in chicago within the next half hour or even sooner. in fact, as we go to video now, they have a teleconference call with the faa as we speak on the next steps after this suspicious fire that broke out in chicago earlier this morning. now i did check with the website flight aware.com. two flights so far scheduled to leave this morning from sfo to chicago have been canceled. it's a southwest flight that was scheduled to leave at 6:30 this morning. an american airlines flight that was scheduled to leave at 6:00. just moments ago a united flight also scheduled to leave at 7:00 this morning is currently delayed. now airport officials could not say if that was the result of a fire that brocket as we've been talking about at faa radar center in aurora, illinois. what is making this case even more preparticular is along with the fire, police in aurora found a man with a self- inflicted gunshot wound in the basement of control center. he is currently being treated. police are not saying if it is

connected to the fire. lots of moving pieces. as we take you out here live, if you are headed to chicago this morning, keep an eye on your airline, keep informed with your airline to see if that flight is canceled or delayed. we do understand a small amount of flights that was circling around the airports from chicago have been allowed to land. but of course we will keep you updated here throughout the morning. there are new fears this morning about corrosion on the new span of the bay bridge. the san francisco chronicle reports several of the steel rods that anchor the new span may have roaded due to water leaks on the span. it believes the leaks may have dated back to 2010 before the tower was lowered into position. officials say the water has been drained but still unclear whether any rods were damaged. demolition of the new original span of the bay bridge is moving along. crews are taking apart the 78- year-old bridge in roughly the

reverse order on how it was built. demolition started back in april. 800 feet of the bridge has been taken down. the gap keeps getting bigger and bigger by the day. the project will be complete in four years. time is 6:36. security tighter this morning on bart and transit systems all over the country. because of reports of a possible threat from the islamic militant group known as isis. alex savidge is live this morning in orinda with more on what bart police are asking from the public. >> dave, good morning to you. police are urging bart riders to be on the lookout for anything suspicious and report anything they say right away. there is no specific threat against the bart system. a bart police officer did confirm to us there will be extra officers on patrol in some key areas of the system. this move comes in response to a potential terror plot.

iraq's prime minister said yesterday that isis militants told his countries intelligence agents about an alleged plot to attack subways in both the u.s. and paris. u.s. law enforcement agencies are investigating the threat but they haven't uncovered any credible plot thus far. in new york city security has been stepped up on the countries largest subway system in response to the reports. one bart rider we talked to said they will not do anything different because of this potential threat. >> you are always concerned. but i'm not to worry. >> anything different? >> absolutely not. i think the police in this country is pretty good. so not to worry. >> law enforcement officials are still investigating these reports. however the fbi director said he was unaway of any direct

threat. again we want to let you know bart police will be doing additional patrols for the foreseeable future. live in orinda alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. a man in san rafael fighting for his life after a shooting that started with an argument. it happened on novato street. two groups of people started fighting and someone pulled out a gun and shot the victim. that wounded man drove away in a jeep cherokee. he was found a couple blocks away way on winward way. police and firefighters were called to the building on california street wednesday night after receiving reports of a gas like odor. tests show that the gas

contained high levels of two potentially toxic chemicals. investigators are not sure if those chemicals caused the two deaths duh they did cause fumes strong enough to force evacuations. >> they could have you know, exploded or at least caught on fire or something like ha. that is why it was important to go ahead and air everything out. and have everyone evacuated as well. >> police now say a note found at the scene was not a suicide note as first reported. but they were not revealing what was written on the note. your time is 6:40. this week's rain is really helping those firefighters on the king fire east of sacramento. now the fire is 55% contained. it's burned more than 95,000 acres though in the sierra nevada foothills. 289 homes and buildings remain threatened this morning. that is a big improvement from yesterday morning when thousands of homes were in danger. six people have been hurt.

a dozen homes have burned since that fire started more than two weeks ago. a historic building in redwood city is going up for sale for $1. it is a small queen ann victorian. it sits on a lot on wilson street. developer wants to build a new apartment building. because of the building's historic status, developer will have to put the house up for sale for $1. the only condition the buyer has to move the building off of that property. if known no one buys it within 90 days, then it can be torn down. >> i hope someone can buy that. it's pretty cute. a warning for college students. the incident that prompted st. mary's college to issue a campus wide safety alert. >> we're live in san jose. in a neighborhood that has been hit hard by burglars. we'll tell you about some surprising new statistics on property came and how police

say you can help. >> on the roads in. i will tell you more about the north bay commute when we come back. >> another system will move in later today. it's already starting to end in higher clouds. that will give us more showers and higher elevation snow over the weekend. female announcer: the savings really stack up during sleep train's inventory clearance sale. save 10%, 20%, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. the inventory clearance sale is on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

welcome back. time is 6:44. three men are in jail accused of burglarizing a house in san jose. it happened in a neighborhood that has been hit hard with thefts. ktvu janine de la vega is joining us live now from san jose to tell us about the growing crime trend. >> reporter: police say a neighbor here called them after watching a possible break in and that led to three arrests. someone called in suspicious activity. here's video taken yesterday when san jose police took down burglary suspects accused of victimizing a neighborhood in the evergreen neighborhood. it was an alert neighbor when called police after observing that suspicious activity. they found one man serving as a look out and two others in a home breaking into a safe. police are encouraging

residents to step up their relationships with neighbors and form watch groups. the police officers association tells us in 2010, $47 million was reported stolen property in the city of san jose. the latest numbers show there is an increase up to $76 million. that concerns neighbors. >> you know i have an alarm. all it does is limit the time it can have in the house. it doesn't prevent them from breaking in. we have already been broken in twice. police have caught one of the thieves in that man in his backyard. the suspect was hiding. the police officer association is concerned because of low staffing. they say more retirements are happening in the plaid and officers have left to go to other cities for belter pay enbenefits. while they are working hard to try to do more with less, residents can help combat property crime. some of their recommendations

is to report suspicious activity. if you can, try to alarm your home and also again get to know your neighbors. so that you are all watching out for one another. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. ride sharing companies including uber can face legal action from california cities. district attorneys in san francisco and los angeles have sent letters to the companies claiming they operating illegally. the letters come after an investigation. misleading claims. >> we're also very, very convinced that the public is being jeopardized.

>> meet with prosecutors by october 8th. now u.s. attorney general eric holder has announced his resignation the focus is on who will replace him. he annoyanced his resignation yesterday. leading corn dates to replace holder include solicitor general dawn. kamala harris has been suggested as a possible successor. in a statement she says quote i a honored to even be mentioned but plan to continue my work for the people of california as attorney general. harris also offered her praise for eric holder. let's check in with tori campbell see what is coming up on mornings on 2. >> good morning, dave and pam. coming up on mornings on 2, the tall graceful trees seems to be natural part of the oakland

hills. now a dozen officials are seeking $5 million to remove them. the serious danger they pose as how they got there until the first place. and going too far. there is a proposal in santa rosa to ban smoking in some private homes. the arguments for and against this move and when a decision can be made. those are the stories we are working on for more mornings on 2. >> thank you. we'll see you then. back over to sal who is covering traffic this morning. >> you asked about the buses. i just got this from golden gate transit. golden gate transit thinks the bus drivers are calling in sick today in solidarity with the boat captains. they are getting higher than normal number of bus drivers who are calling in sick. so far 13 routes have been canceled and santa rosa is being the hardest hit. i got that information from tara and her crew. she just found out from the

spokeswoman for the golden gate transit. some people though apparently not going because of traffic on 101 happen been that -- hasn't been that bad yet. let me put it up for you. and there we go. thank you. the east shore freeway as you come out to the mccarthur maze the traffic is taking 22 minutes between carquinez bridge and the mccarthur maze. the bay bridge toll plaza about a 20 minute drive from this point into san francisco. no major problems there. traffic continues to move along very well. in the north bay as we mentioned southbound 101 a little slow through petaluma. for the most part 101 is not too bad. at 6:50 let's go to steve. >> sal michael fronty follows you? >> yes. >> very cool. i feel neglected and left out. no, i don't. but that is very cool. good morning.

happy friday. the system is swinging in offshore. we already have partly cloudy skies. it's already enhancing over marin county. this is a band of higher clouds. this is a system that is swinging in. it will form a closed low over central california and impact the sierra nevada. there is a few little showers offshore. there were a couple lightning strikes. if you blink you will not see it. a possibility later today. i love to pinpoint it. it's almost impossible. the forecast model wants to put it up in the north bay and east bay. it's already rotating in. we will go partly sunny to mostly sunny. 50s and 60s. there are areas of fog. and it's a little cool for some. calistoga is 51. mid 50s in petaluma. the water temps are really warm. 65 bodega bay. now 65 half-moon bay. 39 in tahoe.

47 marie that. it looks like the first snow of the season on saturday. ukiah 52-57. our system is already swinging in. it will give mostly cloudy skies to the north bay. as this wraps up and develops, we will get the afternoon heating. there have been a couple little guys. partly to mostly cloudy. scattered showers. i hate to do that but i like to pinpoint it. this is our computer model forecast for up in the north bay. look at mendocino county and lake county. and then they also pop up near napa and fairfield. again just take this with a grain of salt. up in the sierra look what happens. then by tonight things start to really pop. and then saturday they really fire up. this could get some snow around

8,000 feet. more likely on saturday into the family. sun and clouds. pockets of fog. and then partly to mostly cloudy. showers and thundershowers. 5:s across the board. steinson to clear lake to va cavil. concord 76. brentwood and oakley 79. livermore 76. 75 san jose. gilroy 79. santa cruz 79. showers possible thundershowers into early saturday and sunny and warmer weather. time is 6:53. chaos in ferguson, missouri. how an attempt by the police chief to calm tensions really backfired. >> plus it is the story of

derek jeter.

welcome back. people in alaska cleaning up this morning after a 6.2 magnitude quake caused heavy damage there. it struck near anchorage. the damage is pretty wide spread but mostly super

official. no reported injuries. four-day benefit is under way in napa as people continue to rebuild following last weeks quake. it is dubbed napa valley rocks. the event east side on sunday with the napa half marathon and a concert featuring francey. spear head also tomorrow. u.s. senator barbara boxer. and mike thompson will tour the damaged area. >> he ended his career at yankee stadium with a bang. >> base hit to right field. here comes richardson. >> jeter came up big. he hit the game winning walk off single. beat the baltimore orioles 6-5. incredible. derek will play in boston this weekend but only as a designated hitter. he made the top of a new list

when it comes to the most popular jerseys in baseball. buster posey's number 28 jersey the fourth best siller. the a's made the list with a former a's player cespedes coming in ninth and donson came in 16th. >> that is a great way for him to end his career. coming up next, a strike effecting thousands of bay area ferry riders and people who take their cars as well. we just learned about a new problem tied to this morning's walk out. >> major delays. airports all over the country including effecting us. find out what happened just in chicago.

a one-day ferry strike leaves thousands of north bay commuters in the lurch. we'll tell you how they are getting to work this morning. b.a.r.t. is increasing security measures after growing concerns of a terrorist plot. the reasons some u.s. officials are saying the threat is overblown. there could be several more flight cancellations and delays because of a suspicious fire that's going near chicago. coming up we'll tell you how this is impacting bay area airports. new safety concerns about the new