. good morning to you. starting you off with a quick look at your weather and rose mary, it was a nices day yesterday. >> it was so nice. mostly sunny skies and a lot of 70s yesterday. today, we're going to continue with the mild pattern, and i think we will have more in the way of clouds and i will show you why. first live look at the san francisco bay area. we have low clouds and high clouds joining us this morning and patchy fog reported along the coast. here's a look from another vantage point. plenty of cloud cover, and mix of sunshine and clouds. sun coming up right about now. we have 12 hours of daylight, and giving you a look at the system. it brought us rain on thursday. and you can see, not moving east too quickly. this is going to remain here for the next 12 horrors so. finally, it will kick east tonight until tomorrow. until then we will continue with the p wrap around

moisture. today, partly cloudy skies. take a look at this. not a lot of change. we will get late-day clearing, but all in all it will be a mix of sun and clouds for your afternoon as well. 62 in oakland right now. 58234 san francisco. for the afternoon, temperatures very similar to yesterday. a lot of low 70s along the bay. we do have a big warmup in the extended forecast. -- forecast. we are following developing news where several suspicious fires were set overnight. we tell you why fire fighters think someone set the fires on purpose. alley? >> reporter: we learned the police are are having a joint news conference 30 minutes from you no and will talk about what hand here overnight, and the fact there are two possible arsonist suspects in custody. first, i want to show you the scene on park street. this is park and lincoln. a ladder struck is over one of

the businesses heavily damaged by the latest fire. the fire that happened at the building you're looking at is the last of 7 fires that occurred within a 7-block radius overnight. the first three were smaller fires x then at 1:30 this morning a fire spread to the building. no one was hurt but several residents were displaced. at 2:30, there was another fire that started outside the apartment building and also spread inside. this was on san antonio avenue. and two hours after that, around 4:00 this morning, the fire fighters got a call about a fire on several businesses on park street. that fire was the largest, and it damaged at least three businesses, including a dry cleaners that's been at the site for 30 years. no one was hurt in the last fire, but this has been a busy

night. oakland was called into help. the fire chief said all of these overnight fires were suspicious. >> the fact they were all external starts, all either in trash, under vehicles, and within such a small radius of each other, just made it more than just a coincidence, at least in our initial estimation. and thankfully, the police have been able to apprehend two suspects. >> again, here's the map of the 7-fires that happened within the 7-block radius overnight. four were smaller, exterm fires and garbage cans effected. two involved residential buildings. and the last one was a commercial building on park street, but at least three businesses heavily damaged or destroyed. the fire chief says police did arrest two people overnight on suspicion of arson. police and fire and the city

manager will talk more about this case at the news conference that is set to happen in about 30 minutes, and we will billion there of course and -- be there and bring you the latest updates on the show. >> new this morning, one person was killed and others critically injured in a head-on crash on highway 121 between ramal and napa road. one driver died at the scene, while the driver and passenger of the other vehicle were air lifted to hospitals, suffering from major injuries. >> it does appear that one of the vehicles according to a witness crossed over the double yellow lines and struck the other vehicle head-on. >> one person driving by who rushed into help, graduated emt training a few days ago. the chp doesn't know of alcohol or speed were factors. 121 both directions were shut

down overnight. 121 is one of the alternate routes drivers must take because of highway 37 closures. crews are expected to work tomorrow morning for maintenance. the highway is closed between both directions. highway patrol says alter gnat routes -- alternate routes have been backed up. the goal is to reopen by 5:00 tomorrow morning. they are repaving the roadway. more closures are scheduled overnight from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. drivers in the hospital this morning after slamming into a fence in concord. it happened before 3:30 this morning. fire fighters tweeted this photo of the scene. according to fire fighters, a family was sleeping inside the home at the time of the crash. they were not hurt but the driver had to be taken to the hospital. a deadly shooting just blocks from another shooting last month. officers say a man was gunned down around 920 tim tip last

night. police are not saying much about the shooting, which is less than a half mile where a man was gunned down last month. three men were arrested in that shooting. last night's homicide is the area's 29th homicide. and the east bay regional park district, a woman's body washed unon shore. -- up on shore. the woman's name has not been released but we do know she was 58 years old, and lived in american canyon. investigators says there doesn't appear to be evidence of foul play. engineers plan to check more than 400 steel rods for rust at the base of the bay bridge. crews discovered more than 3 dozen rods were sitting in pools of water. the rods in in steel sleeves that are supposed to be kept

dry. officials are trying to determine if any were damaged. golden gate ferry workers plan to go back to the bargain table tomorrow. on friday, captains went on a one day strike because they were not happy about the progress of labor negotiations and forced the 9,000 passengers to find other ways to travel between north bay and san francisco. the district is offering 9% raise over 3 years with increase in healthcare premiums. the unions want a 4% raise for each year of a 3-year contract with no increases in premiums. expect traffic delays if you're driving in san francisco. streets will be blocked off for the open world convention. it's expected to launch a cloud service at the convention which takes place at the three halls. the event begins this morning and will run through thursday. 60,000 people are expected to attend. long time ceo larry nelson is stepping down from the top spot

to become the top executive chairman. it is now been more than one month since napa and the surrounding communities were hit with the 6.0 earthquake. barbara and mike thompson pledged to help. it was estimated the quake caused more than $400 million in damage. >> a lot of people need help. they are really trying to get back into their homes, and they need help. >> president barack obama has declared napa county a federal disaster area, making the city and county eligible for funds designated for in. structure projects. local officials say they are trying to get federal help for homeowners and businesses. >> we feel the damage that we have seen qualifies for this assistance. >> a decision on whether or not federal aid will be extended to individuals and businesses could be made in the next few day weeks. -- few weeks.

there's a half marathon getting underway, and thousands are expected to attend a midday concert. at noon, michael spear head will line a concert at the fairgrounds, 3,000 people are expected to attend the sold-out event. it's cohosted by the producers. earthquake release party will be held at public market tonight at 6:00. there's no doubt the 49ers could use a win today but getting it will not be easy with 1 and 2 record and they are taking on 3 and 0 eagles this afternoon. the 49ers have not had trouble starting their game, but finishing is a different story. in the 2nd half of the first three games, they have scored a combined 3 points and giverring up 52. they are racking up with penalties leading the league with 36. >> i am going to play as hard as i always have and play hard

and hit. and do it legally. >> that was not a horse collar. >> the eagles have scored 74-24 in the first three games, but a couple of line are out due to suspensions or injuries. >> the raider nation is hoping to take over england today. the raiders are in london and you can see over the last couple of days, preparing for the home game against the miami dolphins. both teams are struggling. the dolphins are 1 and 2. still looking for their first victory of the season. head coach dennis allen says the trip across the pond are doing wonders for the team community. >> our team needed a chance to kind of come together and kind of unify a little bit as a group. hopefully it will benefit us down the road, and we will play some good football.

>> there were questions -- [audio inaudible]. it will be ryan tannehill taking the opening snap. mornings on 2 will end early. stay tune for the mercedes-benz sports -- [audio inaudible]. then at 10:00, it will be the packers and bears. all right. time now is 7:12 and focused on -- [audio inaudible]. three homes designed for low income families. coming up, why habitat for humanity is more inspired than ever. it's pumpkin in the shape of franken sign. how one california farmer is getting attention from around the world for his unique creation. changes in store for your sunday afternoon and i will line up your temperatures for today, and in the extended forecast casting a pretty big

warmup. that's coming up.

. friends and family of the late robin williams celebrated his life at a special tribute in san francisco. they watched music and video trents and listened to emotional speeches from billy crystal, and a few other hollywood stars who were close to him. williams committed suicide in his home last month. he was 63 years old. ferguson, missouri, a police officer was shot, he was patrolling alone in his car late at night. the officer got out of his car and chased after a man, and he got close and one of the suspects shot him. he was hit in the arm. investigators do not believe the shooting is connected with the michael brown shooting and protests. >> it didn't happen within the proximity of the protest area,

this is an area that's fairly secluded. and i wouldn't have any reason to believe right now that it was linked with the protests. >> the officer the return fire but it is not known if either suspect was wounded. both men are at large. the officer is in the hospital but injuries are not life threatening. president barack obama discussed the ramifications of the michael brown shooting during a speech last night in washington d. c. the shooting exposes a mistrust of law enforcement, and that surveys show a majority of americans think that criminal justice system does not treat people equally. >> it's not just blacks or asians or native americans saying things may not be fair. that's most americans. and that has a close effect. >> michael brown's parents were guests at last night's black

caucus scholarship fund raisers. several days ago, the ferguson police chief apologized and they rejected the apology and demanded the man that shot their son be arrested. a spokesman for oakland says there was "insufficient labor to successfully work the vessel." demonstrators gathered to protest. a union spokesman says there was safety concerns for workers and shoreman were blocked from driving into the terminal for the morning and evening shift. in the state of colorado, there's reports of 9 children at children's hospital showing symptoms of muscle weakness and loss of feeling in their arms or legs. of those 9 children, 4 of them test positive for virus 68. health officials say they are

not sure if the paralysis is caused by the virus. >> some are as young as 1 years of age, so it's difficult to tell whether it's weakness or paralysis. >> colorado health department is now working with the centers for disease control and prevention to see the if there's similar cases in other hospitals. at this point it's unclear if the symptoms are reversible. thousands of people will take part in the susan coleman race for a cure. it will start in san francisco and it raises money in awareness for the fight against breast cancer. 75% of the money raised will stay in san francisco to provide local research, treatment and screening. hopefully a beautiful day out there for earn, participating in the -- everyone participating in the race. let's turn to rose mary. >> i think we will see more cloud cover today, and i will explain in a moment. but it is a great morning for a

run. here's a live look this morning in oakland. waking up with gray skies. we have a little patchy fog this morning. low clouds and mid and high level clouds, it has to do with the system that brought us the rain and thunderstorms and now the circulation is on the western edge of nevada. it's not moved a lot in the last 24 hours, and we're on the backside. you can see how the copt clockwise motion moves through and brings us the clouds. we will be partly cloudy and we're looking at the possibility of still rain and snow in the snow levels. they are quite high, above 7 and 8,000 feet. mostly cloudy, and patchy drizzle along the coastline. and now you can see it's beginning to clear out a little bit. are you picking up on this as well? maybe over the mount hamilton.

we have mild weather in store for today. most will be quite nice. 55 in walnut creek. 55 redwood city. 58 for san jose. for the game this afternoon, levi stadium, partly cloudy skies and nice mild day for the game. we have temperatures in the upper 70s in around nevada this afternoon. barely budged these numbers from what we had yesterday. 68 san francisco. mid 60s along the shore. we have 73 in mountain view. 78 morgan hill, and 78 for santa cruz. the extended forecast, temperatures again, repeat of yesterday. we will be partly cloudy for most of today. tomorrow, a bump in temperatures, holding steady on tuesday. and then a spike will appear midweek wednesday into thursday. look at that.

back in the 90s for the inland citiesment mid 80s around the day. and we're talking mostly sunny skies and 70s at the coast. back to the desk. >> pumpkins grown inside mass tick molds to resemble frankenstein's head are in demand. one man harvested 5500 of the pumpkins have sold out. it's located in fill mother and now he's getting request from japan, and denmark. and the pumpkins cost roughly $100 each. a little scary. but you don't have to carve them. what's the fun of that? coming up, the newest neighbors to pop up in one southern california neighborhood, and why drought may be o to blame. delivering more than mail, how the u.s. social social security could be the next company to deliver groceries right to your front door.

. police in china busted multiple people trying to smuggle the new iphone into the country. we told you about folks buying up multiple phones here in america and selling them to people in china. this morning, chinese officials announced the seizure of more than 450 phones in shanghai, and 700 phones confiscated from passengers arriving in china. the iphone 6 and 6 plus are a hot item because they have yet to be approved by the chinese government. there's a new plan to deliver more than your mail by the postal service. the postal service asking permission to begin delivering groceries. it says the industry has lost a billion dollars in the last five years, and this could be a way to bring in some extra revenue. final analysis say they have the equipment to make it happen. but other people say the postal

service's reputation for slow deliveries might leave them to starve. >> if i actually order something from baltimore in august, and it shipped september 9 and it's still in baltimore. >> this is a one trillion dollars annual business in the u.s. so if you can disrupt and take a piece of that, it's worth it. it's worth a shot. >> the postal service says they proved people would place their grocery order online, and the store would then bring the groceries to the post office, -- [audio inaudible]. students at roosevelt elementary school has been complaining about flea bites. this weekend, the entire campus was closed so it could be sprayed. it's likely other campuses could be facing the same problem. they are checking to see if other schools need to be sprayed too. elementary school students in wisconsin are helping people maine make friends. on thursday they are calling

budty benches. -- buddy benches. they can head over to the bench and take a seat if they feel lonely. if other kids see them there, they can ask if they want to play. it's to recognize when someone needs help. >> if you have a broken leg, they see your cast and see you in crutches. if you're hurting inside, there's no way to find out unless you tell us, and this bench is a war for them to do that. >> teachers and students say they hope to see the idea spread to other schools across the country. they wering with booked for families in need, but they have been destroyed by fire. the out pouring support from one community as they look to rebuild habitat for humanity homes. a trip to the beach turns to tragedy. and the warning for other people who want to swim in the ocean. a nice fall pattern for your summed. i have a look at the afternoon highs in your area coming up.

-- sunday. i have a look at the afternoon highs in your area coming up.

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. we're following developing news where several building were set on fire overnight. what one witness says she heard just moments before oneover those buildings went up in flames. welcome back to mornings on 2. >> good morning. let's get a quick look at your weather. how is the day shaping up? >> it will be approximate another nice one -- it will be

another nice one. we will have more sun and clouds than yesterday. we have mild weather on the way. in san jose and levi stadium in the backdrop, if you're grog going to see the game, -- going to see the game, it's a great day for a game. for the afternoon, we have cloud cover in the forecast. take a look. we have a mix of sun and clouds right now o. but those clouds are going to keep coming our way, and it has to do with the system that brought us the rain earlier in the week. the center of the storm over at the western portion of nevada but it hasn't moved a whole lot in the last 24 hours, so we continue to be on the backside of the circulation. so there are the clouds coming our way. partly cloudy skies in store today. 55 right now in walnut creek. 56 in liver moore. low 60s at half moon bay. we have a mix of sun and clouds

and temperatures on the mild side. we will get into some warmer weather in the work week ahead. i have a look at the extended forecast coming up. in the east bay, several city fires were set. we are expecting to get an update at a news conference. >> reporter: that's right. i spoke with a lieutenant on the phone and the news conference that was scheduled for 7:30 is pushed back to 8:00. i have more information on the two people arrested overnight. police say they are 2 adult males and police describe the other as a transient. police believe these men are responsible for at least seven fired that happened overnight. the last one happened around 4:00 this morning this is on park street at lincoln. you can see the fire is now

out. fire fighters have pulled back the ladder trucks but there's a lot of visible damage out here. it started around 1:00 this morning. this first fire started in a dump administer. at 1:30, it was outside a building on region street and some spread and residents were displaced. at 2:30, there was another fire that started outside an apartment building and spread inside. this is on san antonio avenue. no one was hurt in the fire, but several residents were displaced. two hours later at 4:00 a.m., firefighters got a call at several businesses on park street, and that last fire was the largest. it damaged at least three businesses. no one was hurt in the fire either but the owner of the bright one-hour cleaners who has been doing business here for more than 30 years was devastated by the loss of his business. you will hear from him, followed by the fire chief.

>> it's a nightmare. there's nothing i can save. for me, my life is gone. the fact they were all external starts, either in trash, under vehicles, and within such a small radius of each other, just made it more than a coincidence. >> again, here's a map of the 7 fires that happened within a 7- block radius overnight. 4 of these fires were smaller, external fires, but two involved residential buildings and several people displaced and the last one was a commercial building with at least three businesses heavily damaged or destroyed. the police told me two adult men have been arrested on suspicion of arson. at least one is a resident, and the news conference ahead will be pushed back to 8:00. and we will be there to bring

it to you live. >> we are learning more about a deadly collision in san jose between a bus -- [audio inaudible]. they have been identified as 84- year-old joseph sovalla. and anna sovalla. police are trying go figure out why the van swerved across lanes of traffic and hit the bus head-on. funeral services will be held this week for a father and son who drowned at san francisco ocean beach. rip currents swept the two into the pacific on wednesday. gonzalez was at the beach with his father and brother who when he lost sight of them in the water >> i was looking and looking and looking for the two heads that i missed. and down the shoreline, that's

where i seen somebody wave to me. >> surfers and fire fighters both pulled the men from the water. both died. he leaved behind a 4-year-old daughter. >> it's really hard because you know, i went to the beach with my family, and i came back alone. >> the two men traveled from the central valley to visit gonzalez. they had no idea how dangerous the rip currents are in the area. the family has set up a fund site to pay for the family expenses. tomorrow we will learn more about the wild police chase. police will hold a community meeting at noon tomorrow o to detail the circumstances of thursday morning's chase. so far, police have not released the suspect's identity. he car jacked a woman's escalade and drove across the golden gate into san francisco

streets. the escalade eventually crashed into a couple of weeks into the financial district. officers say he shot at good samaritans who were trying to pull him to safety. after failed attempts, several officers opened fire, and killing him. san francisco mayor ed lee may be the one in the hot seat in connection to city fire fighters calling for the chief. chronicle reports say he supports the fire chief. the pressure is on mayor lee to act since different fire fighting groups, such as minorities and women want her out. a new york city fire captain is awaiting extradition of california to face multiple child sex abuse charges. the incidents happened in september, in hollywood and involved two children. river are has been suspended where he worked as emergency

technician. los angeles police expect to take custody of him tomorrow. habitat for humanity volunteers are ready to tear down and rebuild three homes that were burned. the fire destroyed one home under construction, and damaged two others. about 90 volunteers are standing by to start the rebuilding process yesterday. but crews still have to wait for the fire department to give them the green light. organizers are disappointed by the delay but are staying positive. >> it's bad, but it's not as bad as it could be, given that we have 28 homes toppled, and only 3 of -- build, and only 3 were effected. >> i've gotten incredible e- mails from supporters who want to rebuild these affordable homes. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. and we have posted a link with information on how you can donate to the cause on your website, at www.ktvu.com. fire fighters are batting the king fire, which is 84%

contained. rain helped crews get control of the fire. for the first time in two weeks, the fire has stopped spreading. starting on september 13, the fire burned more than 97,000- acres in the national forest. >> it really appeared that we had a good drenching and we're going to still see the smokes for days, possibly weeks to come. >> the fire has destroyed 12 homes. [audio inaudible]. yesterday's opening of hunting season was canceled in that area. one home was hit with more than rain and hell on friday night it was also struck by lightning. >> it just blew right in. [audio inaudible]. you know, we're all dizzy. so then it starts smoking. >> tony kennedy was inside with her husband when the bolt of lightning hit a tree, and her chimney. the couple took a picture of

the chimney after it was struck. the odds of being struck by lightning in a giverren year is less than 1 in a million. several inches of snow is falling in the sierra. north stars set up for a wedding yesterday and calling the snow good luck for the bride and groom. they made a snow man. opening day for both resorts are set for friday, november 21. there's expected to be more cancellations and delays after a fire at an air traffic control city in illinois. the faa says they are now working with the airlines to minimize disruptions for traveler. one expert says the incident exposes vulnerabilities in the system. >> the passengers can't get to where they want to go. they are irate. it's going to hit the airlines, the bottom line.

>> the man accused of starting the fire is facing felony charges. a group is stepping up efforts to keep the a's and raiders in oakland. authorities operate the coliseum and close to hiring houston as the next executive director. they want new leadership in negotiations with the a's and raiders. the santa clara city council is caught in the court hearing for 49ers defensive lineman mcdonald sierre leone delayed. the mercury news reports this case has put the council in an awkward situation. they backed an $850 million loan -- [audio inaudible]. however, a couple of council members told the mercury news they were disappointed or felt uncomfortable they did not vote

on a resolution specifically addressing the mcdonald case. this morning we're getting inside details about a private meeting -- [audio inaudible]. while ca dell declined to talk to reporters after his visit, he spent three hours. ca dell was moved to tears when he heard stories from advocates about the trauma abuse victims face. officials with the violence hotline invited ca dell to see how they function. he has pledged millions of dollars for their operation. west coast american idol may soon be kicking off. this year's west coast auditions are being held at the cal palace, and orallers say singers will not be allowed to camp out ahead of time, and they would want be allowed to line up until 6:00 in the morning. this will be american idol's 14

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. friends and family continue to mourn the deaths of the 4 college softball players killed in a bus crash on a oklahoma

highway. on friday night, richardson and her teammates were in a bus on their way back from the away game when they were hit by a tractor trail. richardson was just 19 years old. >> she was funny. she was always laughing. her laugh was one of a kind. she was just a great friend. >> three of richardson's teammates also died. friends and family will hold a special service for them today. indiana state university is recovering this morning after being shot on campus. the shooting happened early last night in the stairwell of a residence hall. the shooter fled the scene but do not believe the public is at risk. the victim was the intended target of the attack, and believe it is suspect and the student who was shot knew each other and had been together earlier that day. no arrests have been made.

the victim is expected to make a full recovery. oklahoma police say they interviewed the man beheading a woman at his work place. police say they will not reveal what he said about thursday's attack, where he had just been fired. witnesses say he beheaded a 54- year-old woman with a knife, used at the plant, and then shot a 43-year-old woman several times before he was shot by a company executive. >> that's terrible. you know, you go to work and feel like you're some place safe. that's very surprising it's shocking to hear something like that, so close to home. a lot closer than what i thought. people who attended the same mosque, describing him as "odd and weird." he will be transferred from the hospital to a local jail in the next few days. u.s. military is releasing air

strikes video. military officials show it hits a building that's an isis compound. turkey is not participating in the air strikes, and is pressuring for an international buffer zone. these first air strikes were released from the persian gulf. on wednesday, president barack obama will meet with the prime minister, and expect to discuss u.s. actions against isis. and they will also discuss negotiation windshield iran over its new clear program. the meeting will be the first face to face talk between the two leaders since israel and palestinian peace talks collapsed last summer. the national institute of health will care for an american doctor who was exposed o to the deadly ebola virus. he could be admitted to the maryland facility the. the 2014 ebola outbreak is the

largest in history. there's over f thousand cases -- 6,000 cases reported. in central japan 400 people fear the volcano. it erupted shortly before noon yesterday, and spewing large ashes in the sky. 230 people were trapped on the slopes but most made their way down by last night. >> it's the last sunday of cement, and you feel like it will be cooler, as october approaches, we're going to get warmer. >> you're right. we're not finished with the summer heat just yet. those longing for 90s, they are back in the forecast. let's step outside the doors this morning and give you a look at a mix of sun and clouds over berkeley. we have another nice day in store, and open thes are going to be a lot like yesterday. however, we will have more cloud cover for today. and i will show you why in just a moment. but this is where we are at this moment.

we have low clouds hugging up against the coastline. and a mix of mid and high level clouds over the inner east bay, and over most of the bay area. it has to do with the system that brought us the rain, brought us the thunderstorms earlier in the week. and it is taking its time, leaving california. and it's right on the western edge of nevada. and you can see for yourself, how the counterclockwise circulation continues to sends the clouds our way. in fact, some of the models are indicating the range may see buildup this afternoon. the clouds may be dropping a few sprinkles. for most of us, it will be partly cloudy and nice and mild. over the sierra, the clouds continue here as well. that is good news there. if you're stepping out in concord, 60-degrees for you. north bay, low 60s. 60 in napa.

santa rosa, 52. san jose, 58. for the afternoon, a nice one. as you get into the 2nd half, low 70s by 1:00 and we coast through the afternoon with 70s in the forecast and sun setting just before 7:00. it's 68-degrees. notice the icons. they continue to have those clouds. we will be in and out of the clouds the entire day. temperature-wise, 77 for nevada. 76 in kenton. 77 santa rosa. upper 70s for danville. mid 70s in areas like sunnyvale. a nice day along the peninsula. 68 in san francisco. extended forecast, temperatures will warm as we get into the work week ahead. monday and tuesday, mild to warm. but we're going to be turning

hot once again. take a look at wednesday and thursday. upper 80s and low 90s in the forecast for inland communities. back to the desk. >> well, a woman in southern california has some new neighbors that many might describe as unbearable. check it out. cape clarke living in monroeville. she says recently black bears and her cubs have taken over her backyard. so far, those bears have not shown any signs of aggression. >> when i got up, they were in the tree and they came down and played. they are just hanging out today. >> animal experts say the draught is forcing the bears to come into residential areas like that one for food and water. one of the neighbors says the bear family took a liking to his avocado tree. >> i had a bear grab my cooler overnight. there's no food in it. just looking. >> [laughter].

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. well, it's the final day of the regular season, in major league baseball, aka game 161

and once again for the a's, if they win, they are in. last night, in texas, dancing cows tried to prevent oakland from moving on. monster first inning blast, and got the a's on the board. oakland down 3-2 in the 7th. robinson with 1 on, and that one heard. it's a 2-run shot to left center. he's battling josh reddick. he slides and he's safe. oakland gets another one in the 8th. alberto didn't quite get a shot. a's lose 5-4. in the a's lose today and seattle wins, a's fly to seattle for a tie-breaker. the giants are up in the air on who they play on wednesday. they could know that today or tomorrow if a tie-breaker game is needed between the pirates and cardinals. they are looking to warm up the

bats. belt in the first inning yesterday, and ripped one down the left field line. matt scores on the double. peavy didn't get the win but pitched pretty well. peavy also getting a little help from chris. nice catch out in left. giants break a tie in the 8th. and crawford knocks in a couple. san francisco beat san diego, 3- 1. 16th ranked stanford didn't play their best football but played great enough with the win from seattle. up 3 and the huskies have a shotgun to hogan. throws the time and shoulder down and he trucks his way into the end zone. power football right there. stanford up 13-6. hogan hands off but has the ball ripped away from his arms. it's picked up and thompson runs it back for the score.

later in the 4th, 1st and goal from the 5, and it's a race to the pile-on, and it's hogan with the touchdown. stanford wins, 20-13. watch this. he's a tank. he barrels his way through a number of bus, and 92 yards for the score. late in the 4th, josh steps back and lets it fly. chris harper pulling it in. and cal goes up 49-42. 7 touchdowns, 449 yards on the day. 26 seconds left in the game, at the 31, and lou foul lets it fly himself. brice, are you kidding me, with the tying score. we go into overtime, after a bear goal line stand and cal wins it with the field goal, 59- 56 is your final.

team-game conference losing streak is over. the fans rush to the field. >> exciting. >> pretty exciting. >> all right. >> if you're a bears fan, yeah. >> 7:57. coming up in the 8:00 hour, several suspicious fires set in alameda. alley is at the fire station, and police and fire fighters are expected to give us an update in the investigation. several officials are investigating the napa earthquake and the type of help people can expect to receive. i will update your current weather conditions and we will have a look at the afternoon highs for today, and i am tracking a big heat up in the extended forecast.

. we're waiting for alameda investigators to update us on suspicious fires that happened overnight. >> a deadly crash nasa know ma county. and hundreds of rods on the bay bridge is being expected . the issue call ran is looking at after discovering pools of water. mornings on 2 continues now.

good morning to you. we want to start you off on this sunday morning with a quick look at your weather. rose mary has a warming forecast for us. >> hi. good morning to you. [audio inaudible]. today we will be a lot like yesterday. giving you a live look from oakland and into san francisco there in the backdrop. you can see the low clouds are back with us. patchy fog reported out there this morning, and above the low clouds, we have mid and high level clouds. here's a look at the satellite view. and we will continue with the mix of sun and clouds through the entire day. the one that brought us rain, brought us thunderstorms, now shifting off to the east, but it's not moving quick enough. [laughter]. it's not moved much in the last 24 hours. so it continues to bring rain and thunderstorms and the to po of the sierra. for today, partly cloudy skies.

as we get into the afternoon, sends out a bit. doesn't go away completely. mix of sun and clouds. 56 right now in walnut creek. 59 in mountain view. 52 for nevada. a lot of low to mid 70s around the bay. 75 in freemont for your afternoon. we do have a warm you were on the way. and i will show you when we can expect the temperatures to spike coming up. we are following developing news in the east bay. it's been a busy morning for fire fighters in the city of alameda. 7 suspicious fires set within a 7-block radius. >> i looked out the window, and it was just fire. flames just all the way to the -- all the way to the sky. big red flames. >> the largest fire was at a strip mall in park street that destroyed at least one business. alley rasmus is joining us

live. >> reporter: we are waiting outside alameda fire station in the downtown area. and investigators are supposed to give us an update on the investigation into the suspicious fires. 7 happened overnight. you can see behind us things have not gotten started yesterday. we have seen alameda police and fire fighters getting ready for things to begin. alameda police arrested two men overnight on suspicion of arson. they are both adult males, one is a alameda resident and the other is a transient, who frequents is alameda and oakland areas. this is video of one of those fires. this is around 2:30 this morning on san antonio avenue. the fire started outside an apartment building. and spread inside. no one was hurt but several were displaced. there was another fire at a different apartment building that also displaced residents.

two hours later, fire fighters got a call at several businesses on park street in alameda. that fire was the last of the 7 fires and the largest. it damaged at least three businesses. no one was hurt but the owner of the bright one-hour cleaners who has been doing business for more than 30 years, was devastated on the loss. you will hear from him, followed by the fire chief. >> it was a nightmare. there's nothing i can say. for me, my life is over. >> they were all external starts, all either in trash, under vehicles, and within such a small radius of each other, made it more than a coincidence. >> here's a map of the 7 fires that happened within a 7-block radius in alameda overnight.

some were smaller, external fires but two involved residential buildings with several residents displaced and the last was a special commercial building. back out here live, the alameda police department are getting ready to start this news conference. we're going to listen in and we will bring you an update by the end of the show. >> thank you, alley. new this morning, one person was killed and two critically injured in a deadly crash in sonoma county. the driver of one vehicle died at the scene, while the other driver and pam were air lifted. it does appear that one of the vehicles, according to a witness, crossed over double yellow lines and struck the other vehicle head-on. >> one person driving by who rushed into help graduated emt

training a few days ago. the investigation shut down both directions of highway 121 for several hours overnight. 121 is one of the alternate routes north bay drivers must take this weekend because of highway 37 closures. construction crews are expect approximated to work on highway 37 tomorrow morning for maintenance. 37 is closed in both directions. the highway patrol says district detours have been backed up. the goal -- [audio inaudible]. they are repaving the roadway, and more closures are scheduled overnight monday through friday from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. it's been more than -- [audio inaudible]. surrounding communities were hit with the 6.0 earthquake. it is estimated that the quake caused more than $400 million in damage. >> a lot of people need help. a lot of people are trying to

get back into their homes, and they need help. >> president barack obama declared napa county a federal disaster area, making the city and county eligible for funds designated for infrastructure projects. >> we feel that the damage that we have seen qualifies for this assistance. >> a decision on whether or not federal aid will be extended to individuals and businesses could be made in the coming weeks. four day festival to raise money for earthquake victims rap wraps up -- wraps up in napa. thousands are expected to attend a midday concert along with the marathon. at noon, michael firemanny and spear head will head to the fairgrounds. 3,000 people are expected to attend the sold-out event. an afterparty will be held at

city winery, and an earthquake relief party will be held at the public market at 6:00. a driver slammed into a innocence concord, -- slammed into a fence in concord. according to the fire fighters, the family was sleeping inside the home at the time of the crash but they were not hurt. the driver had to be taken to the hospital. all right. 8:08. we want to go back to the developing news we have been following for you in alameda. 7 suspicious fires were set overnight. let's listen in to the press conference under way. >> one is alameda resident and one is transient male that frequently visits the areas. it's still an active investigation. excuse me? again, i don't want to go into that right now, because the investigation is so fresh.

i have my entire investigation staff in working on the case right now. and now that is sun is up, we will collaborate with the task force, and we will be visiting each scene to go through any evidence that we can locate. that's correct. >> do you have their ages? >> 27 and 22. the alameda resident is 27. yeah, 27. >> there was a lot of running around. >> a lot of running around. and approximately 15 officers responded and like i said, i have my whole investigations crew working on it right thousand. there's a lot -- now. there's a lot of work ahead of us. now that the sun is up, we will visit each and every location to see if we can locate any

evidence. >> have you ever seen anything like this before? >> we have had arsons before. i've been here for 18 years and i've only had single arsons, not multiple locations. >> yes, we are looking back through the records, and there's 8 reported structure fires. it came in as reports of structure fires, but several were actually confined to outside areas, and garbage dumpsters and rubbish piled alongside buildings. no, actually, the car fires were part of the bigger fires. they are what we call external starts. they were set outside the building, including the largest

on park street, which was set underneath or close to a vehicle that was parked next to the building. the vehicle caught on fire, and the fire spread to the building soon after. at this point, we have identified approximately five businesses effected by the fire. >> can you talk about how extensive the damage? >> i can tell you the fire on park street and 1600 block is very extensive but it will take a while before we can get to the estimates of damage. >> all right. you have been listening in to a press conference on the 8 fires in alameda overnight. that's a new number just released from fire fighters this morning. all started outside, and they have told us two people are under arrest. 27-year-old alameda resident, and 22-year-old transient as

well. they are going to be very busy with the task force going to each one of those scenes. despite a lack of government approval, the iphone is finding its way into china. the crack down that has a lot of people disconnected from apple's latest device. the special ceremony to honor one of the bay area's biggest stars, robin williams. another round of mild weather in the forecast today. and we're tracking a big warmup. we have more than that, coming up. ♪ ♪

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. welcome back. cal train engineers plan to check steel rod at the bay bridge for rust. they discovered 3 dozen rods have been sitting in pools of water. they are in steel sleeves that's suppose to be kept dry. officials are trying to determine whether any rods were damaged. even before this afternoon's game at levi stadium, the 49ers are getting home field advantage against the eagles. the fire alarm went off at the philadelphia eagles team hotel, at 2:00. which 49ers plan pulled the fire alarm, some eagles teams are are tweeting. the unbeaten have a 3 and 0 record. they have had trouble finishing off their opponents this season. 2nd half of the first 3 games,

49ers have a combined 3 points while giving up 52. and they have wracked up 36 penalties. raider nation hoping to expand and the oakland raiders are 2 hours from kickoff in their home game in london against the miami dolphins. both teams are strugglings, 1 and 2, and silver and plaque looking for their first -- black looking for their first win of the season. mornings on 2 will end early to bring you nfl on fox. at 10:00 we will bring you the green bay packers and the chicago bears and we will have the eagles and 49ers game from levi stadium, followed by the point after. >> all right. your time now is 8:16. friends and family to have late robin williams celebrated his life at a special tribute in

san francisco. hundreds gathered at the theater and watched video and listened to speeches from close friends. he committed suicide last month, and he was 63 years old. pumpkins brown inside plastic molds to resemble frankenstein's head are in hot demand. one farmer harvested 5500 has already sold out. the farm is located in the town of fillmore, and it took minimum four years to perfect the pumpkin. they cost about $100 each. it's not quite october yet. do you think it's too early to go to the pumpkin patches? >> no. you just can't carve it yet. just stick t in front of your house, and hang out. >> that's right. beautiful fall day, and we will have a mix of clouds this morning. not as much sunshine as yesterday and i am going to show you why in a moment.

first, let's step outside and look at the clouds. giverring you a look into san francisco, where we have a mix of low clouds, and a little bit of patchy fog, and sunshine bouncing off the buildings. as we get into the 2nd half, the clouds will keep coming, and giving you a look at the steel shot. we have the peninsula, and east bay, and waking up with mostly cloudy skies. the system that brought us the rain and thunderstorms have shifted east, and it really hasn't budged a whole lot. it's on the western edge of nevada and you can see we're on the backside. and we're catching the clouds over the sierra. they are getting snow at the higher elevations and rain as well. in the overnight hours, it was still active. in the afternoon, i expect the clouds to clear out a little bit. but we will be left with partly

cloudy skies. we have partly cloudy skies and picking up on blue here. notice this is over the higher elevations. maybe a few sprinkles up over the higher elevations. for the restaffs, partly cloudy skies, and 52 in nevada. low 60s in san francisco. low 60s for half moon bay. for the afternoon today, 76 in kemp field. napa, 78. 72 for richmond. east bay, low 70s. oakland, 79. walnut creek, 79. low 70s in sunnyvale. i love 70s. 74 redwood city. 68 in san francisco. low to mid 60s along the coast with a mix of the sun sun and

clouds. temperatures begin to warm and still feels pretty good but it will become a little toasty wednesday and thursday back to the desk. >> well, a new report about the chance to remove san francisco's fire chief, and the support she's still receiving from the highest ranking officials.

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. new typings in ferguson, missouri, as a police officer was shot. he was patrolling when two men saw him, and starting to run. the officer got out of his car, and chased after him. when he got close, one of the suspects turned around and shot him. the officer raised his arm to shield himself, and he was hit in the arm. they do not believe the shooting is connected to the michael brown shooting and protests. the officer returned fire, but it is not known if either suspect is injured. after getting a rocky reception in oakland, the shanghai docked yesterday but the spokesman for the port of oakland said there was insufficient labor to successfully work the vessel. demonstrators gathered to protest israel's military actions in gay say. a union spokesman says there was safety concerns for workers and say long shoremen were blocked from driving into the terminal.

a new plan by the postal service, the items they want to start delivering in order to beef up its bottom line.

. san francisco mayor ed lee may be the one in connection to the city fire fighters calling

for jo ann's wife. he doesn't want to look like he's giving into the demands of rank and file if he removes her. the pressure is on mayor lee to act since different fire fighting groups, like minority and women, are wanting her out. china is trying to smuggle the new iphone boo the country. people are buying up multiple phones in america, and selling them to people in china. they announced seizure of 453 phones in shanghai. that's in addition to more than 700 phones confiscated from passengers arriving in china from thursday to saturday. iphone 6 and 6 plus are a hot item because they are not yet approved by the chinese government. the postal service is asking for permission to begin delivering groceries. the industry has lost a billion in the last five years, and it could be a way to bring in

extra revenue. financial analyst says they have the equipment to make it happen. the postal service says if approved, people would place their grocery order online, and the store would bring the groceries to the post office, which would deliver them to you. nfl football is knocking on our door. let's check in with the sunday forecast. >> we have a good-looking day, and mix of sun and clouds. temperatures right now, if you're stepping out. upper 50s to low 60s. 60 in san francisco. this afternoon, giants play. upper 60s in the forecast. and partly cloudy conditions a lot of 70s around the bay. mid to upper 70s inland cities. as we get into extended forecast, today is pleasant. tomorrow temperatures will bump just a bit. hold steady on tuesday. wednesday, wow, here comes the

warmup. low 90s in the forecast by thursday. at the coast, mostly sunny skies and mid 70s. beach weather coming back our way. >> 90 on thursday. inland. >> that's right. >> got it. >> that's our report for this morning. we do appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. >> we will have an update for the alameda fires, at the 6:00 newscast. >> and of course you can find updates any time on www.ktvu.com, facebook, and twitter. we leave you with a picture of levi stadium. 8:28. have a great sunday, everyone. thank you for watching. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy

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