tonight pittsburgh police have called a crew so they can detonate a suspicious device. the device was discovered near pittsburg high school at summers and school streets. authorities have told us the device is definitely not a bomb but they are taking precautions during the process to try to dismantle that device. we're sending a news team and we will bring you more details as soon as we have more information. >> this is in the daytime pretty much everybody here

would have seen him come through. a close call after a suspected drunk driver smashed into an east bay yard going up to 100 miles per hour. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. a house warming present that might have killed them. that's how a man describes a car that careened into his car as he and his family slept. we're live in concord boulevard with debora villalon. >> reporter: it's four lanes and fairly fast. you can see there's homes that back right up to the street. they are over there in a new green fence. it's new but not by choice. the hammonds this evening, getting help from friends and family to shore up the fence that squattered into an explosion. >> it was a bit of a shop. >> reporter: they leapt from

bed to find a car parked on their sidewalk. they ran to find the driver groggy, slurring his words. >> i don't think he was conscious when he made the turn. he was pretty drunk for the most part. >> he wasn't going any where. >> soon police arrived. >> they started doing the math to see how fast he was going. he was going about 100 degrees. now they're faced with the clean up. >> we moved in a month and a half ago. this was on the list but now it's going to be first. >> reporter: the house is okay except for a broken window in a black play room. 2-year-old hunter, his mom and dad were sleeping 20 feet from the impact. still any other time. >> if it was a different time of day. yes. if we were sitting out here and you know in the chairs or hunter was playing yeah. >> reporter: a realization they've been dealing with all

day. >> thank goodness no one else was out here. >> reporter: and why they want the driver responsible. >> he could have definitely killed my wife, my kid, anyone on the street. he came literally across the sidewalk. so i hope he gets what he deserves for this one. >> reporter: police say the driver is 49 and from concord. but no word on his dui record. he is hospitalized now with a broken pelvis. and the hammonds say once they backyard is all fixed up they plan to fix this little bit of debris on their new fence as a reminder of how close they came. debora villalon, ktvu news. mobile homes and businesses damaged or destroyed in a rash of suspicious fires and officials tell ktvu that all signs tonight point to arson. alameda firefighters raced from call to call during a four hour stretch. cristina rendon spoke to those

impacted by the fires and she also talks about arrests made in the cases. >> reporter: a string of fires lit up the sky early sunday sending bay area firefighters racing from one scene to the next on the trail of a couple of firebugs. >> they are crazy. they don't care about other people. >> reporter: this man watched his dry cleaning business of 40 years go up in flames. it's one of eight sites set ablaze in a couple of hours. >> i always think of alameda being safe. and yesterday it wasn't. it's startling. >> reporter: a task force made up of investigators from alameda fire, berkeley fire and the bureau of tobacco and firearms conducted an investigation. francisco hernandez salvaged what he could from his charred duplex thankful to have his family by his side after the night. >> the first thing i wanted to

know is where my kids were. i went to look for them but luckily they were okay. >> reporter: firefighters credit firefighters for their mutual aid. >> there were so many fires in a small number of time with the same m.o. >> reporter: investigators believe the suspects were transients. >> the one thing i can say. for me my life is gone. >> reporter: we learned police plan to look at surveillance video from near by. the red cross will be helping four families displaced by these fires. cristina rendon. more details now in those fires in alameda. they come two days after five suspicious fires in east oakland. a house there, a warehouse, a vehicle, piles of debris all

caught fire early friday morning. so far no arrests on those oakland cases. a fatal accident in sonoma county closed the route. the driver of one vehicle died at the scene. the driver and passenger of the other vehicle were air lifted to hospitals with major incidents. >> it does appear that, that one of the vehicles according to a witness crossed over a double yellow line. and struck the other vehicle head on. >> reporter: we're told someone passing by had just received emt training and tried to help. investigators haven't said yet whether drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash. the investigation closed both highway 121 both directions for almost 3-1/2 hours and the road wasn't reopened until after 2:00 this morning. now to san jose where a homicide investigation continues following the shooting there last night. police haven't released much

about the incident that we brought you as breaking news. they tell us the unidentified man was shot just before 9:30 last night on ozekure avenue in south san jose. the killing is san jose's 29th homicide this year. there were 34 homicides at this same time last year. one person was hurt, more than a dozen forced out of their homes after an apartment fire in richmond last night. when crews arrived they found about 15 people standing outside. one person went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. fire officials say that they had heard reports from resident that is this fire may have started by a meth lab explosion but so far they haven't been able to confirm that. dozens of protesters were taken to the hospital in hong kong today after a face off with police. this is video of police tossing tear gas into the crowd of occupy activists. protesters are demanding elections that are fully

democratic. the demonstrators are refusing to leave the city's financial district until their demands are met. as joe giaro reports it's a protest that could place protesters behind bars. >> reporter: police threw tear gas. 26 people were taken to hospitals. some carried away on stretchers. it's the worse unrest hong kong has seen since china took back control of the city from great britain in 1997. the group called occupy center with love and peace is leading protest. >> the occupation is beyond our expectations. >> reporter: the protesters camping outside government headquarters since last friday they're demanding communist leaders allow fully democratic elections in 2017 but beijing insists on using a committee to screen candidates on their

basis of patriotism for china. >> the hong kong government is enforcing the unlawful occupy protests. it is important that we engage all parts of the community including young students in a rational manner. the organizer believes the week in protests did make an impact. >> we need to sit down and review what happened today. i guess it's time to ask the government to step down. >> as for organizers future demonstrations chan says he isn't sure. >> i will probably be arrested and detained so i don't think we can handle any more occupation in the fear futures. joe chiero, fox news. well japan mount ontake is still spewing ash.

31 people are now presumed death. their bodies all found near the top. that volcano erupted yesterday about 150 miles west of tokyo. about 250 people scrambled to safety. others were rescued. evacuations have been difficult due to continued seismic activity. more than 500 flights were cancelled at o'hare today and another 100 at midway. the faa says the situation has improved and will keep improving monday. illinois senator dick durbin is calling for a search before his alleged rampage on

sunday. contract employee bryan howard entered the building with a black suitcase that was apparently not searched. police say howward cut cables, set fire to the facility with gasoline soaked rags then tried to kill himself. he faces up to 20 years in prison. howard had a full security khraerpbs -- clearance and had been working at the center for several years. governor brown signed a sexual assault rule that defines when yes means yes. now the law defines consent as quote an affirmative, conscious agreement. silence or lack of resistance does not equal consent. critics say this law overreaches and creates confusion for investigators. not shaking but rocking in

napa today. why this four day event meant more than getting together to have a good time. >> also a new report about ray mcdonald with the san francisco 49ers. following his domestic violence arrest. sources talk about the breaking point for a possible teen suspension. >> and another home game and another nightmare for fans trying to get home. we learned the long traffic delays.

70,000 people packed levi's stadium to watch the 49ers win their first game. but that postgame glow quickly faded for most fans as they struggled with major traffic problems. and azenith smith joins us live. >> reporter: good news is pretty much everyone i spoke to was happy getting into levi's stadium. getting out a whole different story. horns blaring as frustrated fans tried to make their way out of levi's stadium tonight. >> it just seems everybody is frustrated. the traffic flow doesn't seem to be that great and everybody is yelling at each other. >> reporter: denny at --

denny, didn't know what was more exciting the game or the traffic. >> it's fun watching them yell at the cops. >> reporter: for this fan it's costing him money. >> by this time i should have three or four clients already. but right now it's almost two hours and i couldn't even find my first client. >> reporter: the biggest problem getting out of certain parking lots and blue lot one. >> they had a terrible job getting this lot out. terrible. >> this is ridiculous. i've been here for an hour and a half. hour and a half. >> reporter: this fan though arguing with the parking attendant over the flow of traffic and design. >> this is ridiculous. we pay so much money, season ticketholder to come to the game. >> reporter: but compared to the first game traffic is improving. the niners studying traffic cameras to move traffic to areas with less congestion. >> for someone who says it's a nightmare i'm going to try to

make their nightmare better. that's what i'm going to tell them. >> reporter: the plan now to keep making tweaks. reviewing patterns, adding personnel and officers at intersections and changing light patterns. >> it's a challenge. people need to realize when you make a change here it could affect three or four things down the road. >> reporter: the niners encouraging fans to car pool and consider public transit. an estimated 11,000 fans get trains to get to levi's stadium today and they were out within 70 minutes. live in santa clara, azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. an american doctor exposed to ebola was accepted at a hospital. house speaker john boehner

predicted that president obama's strategy of air strikes will not be enough to stop isis in the middle east. this video was taken from just inside the turkish border with syria. people there say the air campaign isn't helping them and the top house republican was critical of the president for saying that he doesn't plan to send in troops. >> the other day i think it's going to take more than air strikes to drive them out of there. at some point, somebody's boots are going to be on the ground. in an interview on 60 minutes, president obama said the u.s. underestimated the rise of isis and overestimated the ability of iraqi military to fight the group. this was the scene outside

of yemen television. an international military component criticized president obama for not making quicker threats. >> they ignore the iranian influence which tells the tale of how the administration doesn't want to engage iran. along with anti government violence there is growing conflict between the hoofies and al-qaida. tonight aljeze era reports that a hoofie targeted -- gunfire erupted at a club called the spot. five girls between the ages of 11 and 17 were among the 15 wounded. police say one male is in

critical condition. his age though has not been released. officials are trying to determine tonight if one gunman was behind this or several. witnesses say they heard at least 100 shots from four different guns. family and friends in texas are mourning the loss of four college softball players in the way back from a game after a semi crashed into their bus. >> she was actually getting engaged to her boyfriend rick -- victor. she wanted to become a nurse. she wanted to help people. >> the crash late friday happened in oklahoma. police say the truck driver who collided with the bus admitted he was distracted when he crossed the divide. in addition to the deaths a dozen people were injured. an update now on our

breaking news from pittsburg where police have ordered a shelter in place so that a crew can detonate a suspicious device. within the last 45 minutes we received a reverse 911 call telling people to stay inside there. the device it was discovered near pittsburg high school at somers and school streets. authorities have told us that the device is definitely not a bomb. but they are taking precautions during a process to try to dismantle that device. residents are advised there to stay indoors, close all windows and doors and only use phones for emergencies. we have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you more details on this story as soon as we have them. both here, on the air as well as on facebook and twitter. new at 10:00 tonight. a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow in the case against east palo alto gang members arrested during operation sunny day. that operation lasted for seven months and they looked into jewelry store robberies.

a total of 16 people were arrested for violent crimes including murder and armed robbery. at tomorrow's hearing prosecutors will request that grand jury transcripts are insealed for burglary charges in this case. it had everything your typical concert has. food, drinks and a lot of music but this four event means a lot more to the people of napa. >> plus it was an agonizing wait for all you a's fans right down to the last day of the regular season. but today, all the champane was flowing as the team now heads to the play offs. >> lots of clouds today. even a few light showers. coming up when the clouds will be moving out of town in the updated five day.

two policinvestigations are under way after two police officers were shot within hours of each other. the first shooting occurred last night when a ferguson police officer was shot in the arm while on patrol. authorities say he went to do a building check and saw someone

run away. when the officer got out of the car police say the suspect turned around and shot him. the officer returned fire but the suspect wasn't found. >> as he came into very close proximity with him, one of the individuals turned with the firearm. the officer was able to block it with his arm then was shot in the arm by one of the suspects. the officer is in an area hospital. he's expected to survive. a drive by shooting near the st. louis airport injured an off duty officer in his vehicle. authorities don't think the incidents are linked to the shooting of unarmed teenager michael brown. police will meet tomorrow to discuss an officer involved shooting after a chase. a suspect crash into a vehicle

in the financial district and when some good samaritans tried to help him they shot at him. officers say they opened fire when the man refused to drop his gun. san francisco's 49ers player mcdonald may be suspended or see his contract end all together but only after he is is found guilty. meanwhile nfl commissioner roger goodell visited the national domestic hot line in texas today. new funding from the nfl has allowed the staff to expand. the hot line's chief checktive says goodell listened to calls that were coming in. >> he was very attentive. very responsive.

asked wonderful questions. at one point he was visibly moved to tears as he heard stories from our advocates about what women were encountering. >> goodell made no comment as he left. according to the executive hot line calls are up more than 80% since the release of the ray rice video in which he attacked his then fiance. no hang over, no dui. it's a combuchatini. it could be the guilty free cocktail. we'll show you the century's old team that is making a come back at a bar. and a month after the biggest quake in decads, napa rocks and this music had a purpose. can't hold my breath ♪ ♪ boom, boom, shake the room ♪ the unstoppable offender ♪ boom, boom, shake the room ♪ the unstoppable --

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it's been just over a month now since an earthquake destroyed homes and businesses in napa. >> we want to thank everybody what came out here today. we're all here for the same reason. >> if it moves you, shake it a little bit. >> reporter: today napa rocked. the napa rocks concert had feet tapping, raising glasses of red and white to help napa recover. >> incredible how much we've come together as one. to look at how many people are here. >> reporter: more than 3,000 people came to today's sold out event. >> really to raise awareness that napa is open for business. that the quake didn't destroy the town by any means. >> the scars are still visible. but napa is brushing itself off and hoping tourists will help

lift the valley from the rubble. getting federal funds for business and home recovery has been a slow process. >> i will take a little responsibility for that because i wanted to make sure that we were able to assess all the damage. >> reporter: most napa restaurants. >> you want bread crumbs in there. >> reporter: have reopened since the quake. some of them served up today's profits to the napa valley community relief fund. so did the bands including headliner michael clasey. all the proceeds will help napa victims get back on their feet and that is music to napa valley ears. >> reporter: napa rocks organizers say people should comet to come downtown napa to eat and shop because doing that can do more good than any one single fundraiser. in napa, noelle walker, channel 2 news. a 4.4 quake rumbled through

the central valley this morning southeast of san jose. it was centered in san benito in merced county and 30 miles east of soledad. people along the coast reported feeling that quake. there are no reports of any injuries or damage. here at 10:00 tonight, governor brown has signed a bill to give $3 million to doctors medical center in san pablo. the hospital is facing a possible shut down due to ongoing financial problems as we reported right here on ktvu. at times that hospital has been diverted ambulances to other facilities. skinner described the hospital as a safety net for richmond and other west contra costa communities. passengers boarding a plane were quickly evacuated this afternoon because of a suspicious carry on bag. the bag was in an overhead bin and it had wired sticking out of it. it happened on a flight bound

for oregon. but the bag belonged to a crew of a tv show. the flight resumed about two hours later. more than 30 mayors are expected to take part in the conference. with the recent series of demonstrations in ferguson, mayor greg fisher of louisville kentucky says it's a matter of balancing the safety of police and residents. >> the intermediate part of dialogue must begin. state water officials may deal with drought by issuing a budget for each household. the budget will be assessed

based on the size of the household and outdoor needs. households who go over their water allocations would pay extra. southern california counties are already using the strategy. there are reports that state officials may have the information they need to start handing out water budgets by next month. farmers are certainly feeling the impact of the drought right now as they harvest smaller crops such as grapes and almonds. an estimated 420,000 acres went unplanted due to the lack of water this year. that's about 5% of the total amount of farmable land. water costs have also been higher. they are estimating the financial impact at $2.2 billion out of a $44 billion industry. tipping back a cold one during the game is an american tradition. for those who are having a second thought, there may be a more healthy alternative. >> reporter: it's called

cambucha, an elixir of bacteria and yeast. it may not sound great but devotes say it's wonderful. >> you feel good and you feel better the next morning. >> reporter: one of the new cambucha lounges opening in the bay area. you may expect to find this drink at a grocery store or someone's kitchen which you can. but native kombucha is bringing it to the table. >> this is health. >> it sounds like a guilty free drink. >> you can have a cocktail. a low alcoholic cocktail and you won't be hurting the next day. >> reporter: medical experts disagree on the health benefits but they do agree it's lower in

hospital and fewer calories than the traditional alcoholic drink. this is a strawberry and cream cocktail but the options are endless. >> any cocktail that you've ever had we can make a kompucha version. >> a martini. >> that's right a kambuchotini. again medical experts say they don't have proof of the health claims of kabucha but there appears to be no harm if made in a clean environment. >> so where's mine? >> you have to head out to

petaluma. and our meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking just how warm it's going to get.

a lot of clouds today. even a few pop up showers this afternoon. a few isolated showers out there. it's wrapping up what's been a fairly good week. san francisco and concord just over .25 of an inch. we have the complete opposite weather pattern developing over the next few days. in fact, a significant warm up. you can't see right on on

tracker 2. here's the circulation drawing in that cloud cover and the circulation we had. that system is moving out. right now we just have the low clouds and fog developing offshore and already a few patches sneaking back into the bay. current numbers santa rosa 58 degrees. san jose 62. for tonight we have this. partly to mostly cloudy skies. low clouds will be on the -- will be on the increase. tomorrow some morning clouds, skies becoming partly cloudy but here is the developing weather headline. a big warm up we're talking about 80s. and even some mid- to upper 90s. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning will be in the 50s. bay area wide, partly cloudy skies the fog near the coast and right around the bay to start off your monday morning. the fog regrouping basically right now. this area of low pressure.

we've been watching this guy over the last couple of days. we're talking about warming temperatures. a little bit for monday and tuesday and the warming trend really kicks in later in the week for thursday and friday. take a look at some of the numbers expected on friday. santa rosa 90 degrees. san francisco 84. livermore in the mid-90s and san jose 91. this is the direction we're heading and with that fire danger it goes up as well. for thursday, friday and saturday. no warnings in place with those warm often shore winds but those kick in with a morning kicking in with an increase. maybe a little bit of drizzle out there as well. partly cloudy skies at the coast. more sunshine inland and this will set the stage for a warming trend. tomorrow not too much change. santa rosa 79. lower 80s out toward antioch and brentwood. sunny vale 73 and san francisco in the upper 60s. here's a look ahead in your

five day forecast. a little bit warmer for monday and tuesday. then that warming trend accelerates wednesday, thursday and friday with your weekend always in view. your first weekend in october will be hot especially as we head into saturday. there's not too many constants but this is one. that will be happening later in the week. >> thank you mark. will the next american idol be from right here in the bay area? >> ♪ >> all right, tomorrow is your chance to follow in this person's footsteps did it back in 2012. american idol is holding auditions. it's the last set of try outs for the 14th season to audition singers must be 15 to 28 years old auz of june first of this year. hopefuls need to start lining up at 6:00 in the morning. no overnight camping is

allowed. wristbands will begin to be distributed at 7:00 in the morning. and once those wristbands are distributed, people will be allowed in the arena. and we will hear from the 49ers after their big win at levi's stadium. sports wrap is coming up next. [ male announcer ] welcome to no man's land.

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it's the sunday sports wrap. i'm scott reiss. it's harbaugh kelly is plenty rich in its own right. the two matched up in the big 12 for. this one kept you on the edge

of your seat. harbs and company looking for their first win at levi's stadium. this one didn't help. brad smith lands on it 7-0 phillies. and kaepernick on a lesson of how not to do it. you don't want to make this throw unless you have his arm. it works here. gore takes it 54 yards to the house longest touchdown reception of gore's career. 10-7 san francisco. after a 3-up by philly. kap pick up by michael jenkins. jenkins takes advantage of a little shotty tackling. it is 14-10 eagles. kaepernick 17 of 30 and one disturbing grimace. the next drive stalls. career long punt return. the niners outgrain them 232 to