a homeowner so he could hide. >> ambulances are taking too long and now the mayor's wife is one of the victims. we will tell you how long she had to wait in this exclusive report. the plastic bands, it could take affect on what governor brown decides today. the man accused of setting fires in alameda headed to court today, and one man said he was in the wrong place at the wrong time. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. . this is ktvu channel 2 morning news. good morning, a four hour manhunt in palo alto ended with the arrest of this man after he walked out of the front door of a home but this morning we have learned about a dramatic new twist in that case. we want to take you live to

where this happened, coming up in just five minutes, janine de la vega tells us how the suspect be friended the homeowner in an elaborate attempt to evade police. steve as far as the forecast are you concerned about fire danger? >> i am thursday and friday but today not so much. there is a weak system which is flying out of the picture but high pressure is on its way and will kick in tomorrow, 40s for some, yet 60s for others naharya dip -- santa rosa dipped to 52 and it is running cooler low 60s off of belmont and foster city, it is an okay

breeze an "f" s o seems to be the strongest and temperatures will start going up today. it will be mild to warm, near normal temperatures, a lot of 70s around the bay, here is sal. we still have a problem in vallejo, 37 in wilson and this crash is in the westbound direction after the fire arrived and told us about it but the traffic seems to be slow after the crash and heading out to the scene already up to some slow traffic in this general area, if you can most of them are heading to 608 backed up -- 680 backed up so if you are at the head of

the line, it is crowded but not bad heading to the airport. 602 heading to the desk. topping our news, there is a new development involving the saga of the ambulance shortage. this -- in this compute, she waited longer than she shed have and when a male driver crashed into a parked truck setting off a chain reaction. it happened at 2:00 p.m. and this is according to multiple sources in the fire department. we do not know the extend of lee's injuries but somebody on the scene was complaining of chest pain. code 3 is considered life-

threatening and they arrived more and in ten minutes later and the law mandates they arrive within 10 minutes. the call came in at 212 and the first ambulance arrived apparently for anita lee. it is nearly after they responded. as the you know the fire chief has been fear for long response times. as you know they have called for her resignation, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. they are consider another big move on the marijuana club. they are violating the tough new regulations on medical

marijuana dispensaries. the in july, dozens of marijuana clubs could close their doors. and they may need to reduce a prepaid card which may help and it will help others who need to prove where they live. it will be another way to cab carry -- take carry of they are of that. they are asking for a new rescraping order and it would ban that person from having a gun. the bass no posed where 6 people were killed and 13 others were hurt. before that, sheriff's deputies checked on the gunman after

parents were concerned about his behavior and after they met him, they determined he was not a threat. this would make them the first state in the nation to bypass law enforcement and directly ask a judge for a rescraping order. he will sign a bill. they say it will help reduce litter. it is againing july of next year be a would he can band to other stores and they already have plastic bag bands in place. they are making friends with a -- he made friends with a homeowner during the search. joining us where the search ended last night, janine? >> reporter: pam, police are urging people not to allow

strangers in their home. he talked his way into the home. police say 35-year-old dominique annette tab is wanted for sex crimes with a minor. it happened on palo alto called 911 after realizing he was trying to commit fraud. officers arrived hopped a fence and started doing a yard to yard search. they are proud him in walking out of a home with a home owner. then the officer approached he ran into the arms of another officer and was arrested.

he said he found him in his backyard injured. he said he had been jumped and he offered him didn't engineer and. >> ride to the -- dinner and a ride to the train station. he even got an alert but didn't believe the suspect fit the description. police say it was fortunate he did not become a victim. police do not believe that home owner was half poreing somebody. -- bar -- harboring a suspect. gutierrez and 27-year-old steven peterson are accused of setting several fires in alameda early sunday morning. gutierrez was scene on surveillance video at the scene

of one of the fires. friends of pettersen said he lives in alameda and he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. this shots gutierrez until a baseball hat and he was seen at the scene of many fires along with other firefighters and p.m. officers. but he said he had just left work and was walking home. >> it just doesn't seem -- it is absolutely out of character. police say all of the fires started in dumpsters and spread to buildings. four families were displaced and three businesses were badly damaged or destroyed. they tried to make charge

change in up to safer. three years later somebody was hit and injured at that same intersection. they are calling for new safety measures and a rally will be held tomorrow at that same intersection and in the interim they are adding some new safety features for people crossing the street. san jose voters will go to the poles to elect a new mayor as part of the general election. he is facing santa clara supervisor in the race to becometh bay area's biggest city. >> this is really 'issue, the

loss of avenue 400 police officers. >> we shrank by 300 police officers before pension reform and it shrank for one reason, we had no money. >> it will depend on how they view the candidates and now the race is to replace the san jose mayor, chuck reid. all right, pam, some good news for you court late, the test program and this could concern one of your big concerns. the president is not as safe as we want him to be. after new information it revealed the recent intruder at the white house got a lot further than we thought. the commute is getting

busier and on highway 4 we will look at this area again coming up. the -- coming up. 4s and 50s, we have new details on both coming up.

. the head of the secret

service heads to capitol hill facing some tough questions about the president's safety. after the breach the intruder got farther into the white house than we were first told. omar gonzalez was stopped after jumping over the fence but now there are reports he went into the white house, went passed a staircase into the first family's living quarters. despite that breach, president barack obama is still confident in the secret service. >> the president does retain confidence in the men and women in the secret service who prepare to put their lives on the line to protect the first family. >> julia is expected seven a.m.

coming up on mornings on 2. >> and philly aggravated assault assault, dwyer broke his wife's nose and then punched after an argument the next day. he is due in court next week. the federal communications commission is due to end the blackout rule for tell advising games. they first imposed the rule back in the 1970s and now it bands broadcasting where the games do not sellout at home. the goal is was to increase it to show the home games no matter how many tickets are told. some say it is spinning out of

control. councilman larry reid is calling on them to crack down on this. they show a car that loses control sliding into several spectators. councilman larry reid told ktvu he reported a side-show in his own neighborhood. >> it was crease -- it was creative and some domino and they also said this statement... we take side show activity very seriously as we grow and increase our people, we will

deter side show activity and they are reviewing this side show. a shooting happened on campus. this is happening 35 miles east of charlotte. local media reports one student was shot. there is a person in custody and we are timing to open again during a school shooting and we will bring you more information until before it becomes available. let's check in with sal, how is it look something in. >> things are getting busier, we don't have any major problems. let's go out and take a look at where traffic is going to be busy as you drive from the richmond area, still not stop and go and it is slow in some areas. it is about a 25 minutes drive

time. antioch and bay point, mostly in live norm, mostly heading south already. 618, let's go to steve. >> here is meteorologist steve paulson. a lot of low clouds around, it looks like he will burn off sooner, some fog in the north bay so far, the fog is going down the coast so that is a sign of things to come. it will get chewed up sooner and we will have more sunshine and setting the stage for what looks to be a warm was the earn. thursday into friday, not record-setting but it could be close to some, but we are close to that and a weak system zipped on by and it is on its way and this little dip kept us from warming up. the signature of it is beginning to move in. 47 napa airport, 60 oakland

airport an "f" s o, -- an "f" s o -- and fso, gilroy has dipped to 51 degrees. mid-50s and still on the cool side, fso, still it is the only one showing a breeze after that it really falls apart and there are less calm conditions and water temperatures are still warm, and even monterey, they may warm up if this northeast breeze comes together. 52 ukiah and of 2 in l.a. and san anything. billings 45, why is that the same low up in the sierra over

the weekend and i am up you had dash i am inn claudeed iting. and it continues to turn. for us high pressure and we get the first couple of days of october which will warm up and we have the fog after that mild temperatures to cool for some, temperatures near average and that is flying out of the picture and it will allow high pressure to build. we also get the fire danger and the elevated fire danger. it starts and we are warming up, the breeze and humidity which means if we hit that northeast breeze the coast should be clear and northeast, 80s and 90s around the bay with beach weather settling in. fog sun warm near mild

temperatures pretty close to where they should be. send it son beach, novato 80 degrees, napa is in there. 83 in pittsburgh, haven't dill danville, san jose downtown probably 80 up towards reid hillview. saratoga, los gatos, up towards palo alto, 77, san bruno d.c. and pacifica, 68. after the fog, if there is any fog we really get warm to hot, not crazy hot but thursday and friday we look toasty and then cooling begins on sunday. time now 6:22 if jim harbaugh is fearing back, his strong reaction. the one involved with actor

tracy morgan, they are saying it is not the only thing to blame for those who are hurt.

. the accident happened back in june when a wal-mart truck rear-ended a limo on a new jersey highway. one person in the limo was killed. morgan was badly injured. they said the people in the limo were also at fault because they were not wearing seat belts. they say this is surprising because originally wal-mart said they would take full responsibility for the crash. they are close to fully containing it. this fire has burned more than 97,000 acres and it is 2% contained this morning. it has been burning more than two weeks. they spent another day putting out hot spots and more people are going back to the area only to find their homes are gone. >> they burned completely down and he got scorched.

there were scorched about a quarter of a mile, 12 homes threatened several reservoirs that applied several to that. full containment is expected on saturday. chills i clinton is waking up at home for the first time. they took happy baby charlotte home to their apartment in manhattan. former president bill clinton and hilly were there as well for baby charlotte. it is time to check your credit card statements again. the data breach is now affecting grocery store customers. we are live at raiders headquarters talking about the firing of head coach dennis allan. coming up, where the team goes from here. we can see traffic is going to be busy as you drive through and we will tell you more about

the commute as you come down to the bay bridge toll plaza. fog bank, some is going to burn off sooner and we will show you what is happening and it is that first couple of days of october which is looking

. well, good morning to you, oakland has fired their head coach and coming up live in alameda, brian flores who is there will tell you more about the decision and who is waiting on the bench to replace dennis allan as a coach to the raiders, stay tuned. thank you for joining us, tuesday september 30th, i am

dave clark. >> and i am pam cook, it is 6:30 but it is going to be a little bit foggy and it will be nice the rest of the day. >> we do have some clouds but they are already retreating and we have a northerly breeze and if everything continues to come in as advertised, it means it will go up and appear. and we have that in between day and we are waiting for high pressure right at 50, san jose if i had 50s and walnut creek mid-50s, some low 50s lakeport calistoga, 56 in petaluma, if you have fog it is held up a little bit. high pressure is on the weight and last day of september we start off near mild temperatures and 80s to the

interior -- interior and there are many around the bay, here is sal. we have more at the bay bridge toll plaza and we have a delay getting into san francisco and there is particular approach both equally slow. seam thing goes, they are a little bit slow and it gets better by the time they make it on to the bridge. they are slow and still slow not as bad heading south to pleasanton, westbound 5el is slow into livermore and we still don't have a lot of traffic but it is getting more crowded and at 6:32 let's go back to the desk. they decided to fear him

whatever their straight loss. >> reporter: good morning, dave, you are exactly right, this press conference is scheduled for 2:00 this afternoon and they did announce the firing of head coach dennis allan and also this afternoon they will announce who will coach the team at least on an interim basis. this was supposed to be the turnaround year for silver and black, allan taking over the team with really a subpar roster but this year was supposed to be different but the team is 0 oop 4 and had that disa pointing loss and now the question is head coach toni tony sparano and offensive

coordinator greg allison could be named as well, the team will then take on the chargers during week 6 but during their 11th season for the team this will be the 10th time and we posted this question on twitter and my facebook page, who should take over from this point out and the answer will be posted on air. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 morning news. and in the meantime head coach jim harbaugh wants him to be replaced. that happened yesterday and dion sanders is talking about tensionels on the team between harbaugh and many of his

veteran players. harbaugh did not minutes words in his response. >> personally i think they don't have a lot of credibility into the yin named source. jim harbaugh is one of the most successful coaches and is he now in the 4th season of his five year $25 million contract with the 49ers. three young women were hurt after a violent crash in san pablo. it happened while they were trying to pull their car over. here is more on why police are trying to pull their car over in the first place, all alex? >> the car had been reported stolen and an officer was in pursuit when the driver lost control here a long san pablo avenue close to church lane and the car hit the center median and -- median and that's when

it rolled. there were a total of three victims. the other two were treated and released. this was the end of a violent pursuit which started less than a half mile up the road when an officer tried to pull the car up the road from what is called a vehicle violation and the driver took off. >> at one point they decided to pull away from the officer and it appears the driver lost control of the vehicle, hit a center median and flipped the car over and it all occurred in just under 20 seconds. >> police have not told us where the three victims until involved in the crash were,

they just don't know at this point. a meaning accident investigation team was called in to gather evidence at the scene. the investigation here at the scene has wrapped up at this point and all lanes remain back open to the public in san pablo. alex savage ktvu channel 2 morning news. a woman is fighting for her life after riding her bike in milpitas. it happened near the parkway. they say after the woman was hit the driver sped off. >> witnesses did provide help testimony about the police and

photograph us a disdescription. a cool. >> and i did see -- did see it is read hadding didn't. so far he has received 153 applications related to deaths but so far they have not been evacuate -- evaluated yet. families of those who died will get at least $1 million. mountain view police have released information about an apartment filled with gas. it happened at an apartmentp where punch person took his open life. he found the two inside the apartment along with chemicals

that were mixed. they have not said which was by suicide and which was an accident. taking bart after the week concerns later this year, they announced a program with several stops along the way. it happened by 12.26 and it happened by bart closing leaving lots of people strapped in the city. the extent the areas and the

the it court has the money to give them what they want and they are not offering them any rise. workers went on strike in 2012 before reaching their current work agreement. one of san francisco's big conventions are underway. oakland brings thousands from around the world to the city, this year 60,000 people from 145 countries are attending workshops and they are learning new things . they are not sure sure and they say somehow it as affecting am their economy. p and elephant dicked off the

conference saying -- kicked off the conference saying or call is an -- oracle is an exciting time. they want to be the next mayor, the political issue experts will probably -- they say will probably decide this race. a manhunt has ended in an arrest. we will tell you how officers found him and what the officers say he was wanted for. a few problems and how it slow. an offshore president may be kicking until tomorrow and we'll see if they will be as cool and as warm as monday.

. they set a deadline for response to meet with them for reform. they are still blocking streets and this is amazing a sea of lights protesters are upset about a recent decision to meet

and they returned to chinese rule in 1997. they are going back on its pledge to allow direct resolution in hong kong. they understand they signed an agreement to remain in afghanistan passed the end of this year. they were signed in kabul and it comes after the new president was signed they allow them to lap and about 12,000 will be in the u.s. the manhunt after hours of searching, a homeowner unknowingly helped to hide the suspect. joining us live from the palo alto neighborhood where the search ended, good morning, janine. >> reporter: that suspect ended up tricking one of the

homeowners and this is north of the downtown am out -- outcome. he had a warrant for his arrest out for sex crimes with a minor. he received a call just after 5:00 that he may have just committed fraud at the bank of american where he hopped a fence and officer immediately established a perimeter in that neighborhood. they called in canines and they the spotted him washing -- walking out with a homeowner and when officers approached him, he started running and the homeowner is a plan in his 60s who found him injured.

he told him he had been jumped and dinner and an alert about the manhunt but he believed the man did not fit the description. them much allow am -- they are not all allowing it.$♪ there is another data breach across the country. the country that started early this month, that is when malicious software was done, the breach could affect 20 other states. they have taken card holder names and other expiration dates. let's check in with torii

campbell and see what is coming up on mornings on 2. much worse than first thought. they made it far all the way into the east room. now that starts in if just a few minutes find out what it could mean and how it could affect others desow siding to use that space. >> we will have that and more on mornings on 2. hopefully we have no big deals in the traffic. >> nothing big but it is slow out there, we imagine that the east shore freeway gets slow and the drive time is getting bigger and bigger i have time bee go on. let me show you the drive time

and traffic is going to be busy this morning. 27 minutes driving in from the carquinez to the mcarthur maze and most of that slow traffic is in richmond but it is slow in from berkeley and beef kansas -- we have 680 out of pleasanton. 85 is slow just after 87. let's go to steve. >> sal, thank you. we have some low clouds around, a few high clouds, who is directing in there. okay, i am. can you take that picture, can you take that? >> thank youful lows, thank you. a few high clouds, just a weak system to the north and fog will burn off sooner and this is the last day of september.

some fog is there and watch how it is going up north and it looks like a north wind will begin to kick in and it is out towards that'll area and it will not a fact the sierra also reporting toll fog and some areas are cool others are not so good. brent wood is even at 60 and danville at 54 walnut creek and also original do, there is a northerly breeze, hayward at 7:00 and fairfield and travis,

they are only 5 miles after bodega. throws still well above average and they may go up as we head towards thursday and friday. 52 ukiah, 42 for denver and begs and watch the veer leap that, was am right there and some mild temperatures cool to for some, especially upper 40s and 50s and if there is any fog, it will be warm to hot, i doubt record-setting hot and most of the records are going back to october second and

third for 1985 for those of you here. not only that we will look on the positive as well and the defendant looks great. not so much today, we are talking thursday into friday and the coast looks to be clear, out of control,

they are calling until for day are ross side shows. it could be a problem when it comes to finding a temporary shelter.

. a man in vacaville, selling his house, it is very unusual, 3 missile bunkers. >> this was designed to protect. >> reporter: they scored 18 feet underground. this is the first line of defense against a russian attack. now the missiles are long gone but the recent tore says the bumping kisser -- burning kisser are -- burning kisser are a very unique selling point. >> it was kind of like where do you begin. >> that is amazing. the bunkers may be turned flood wine sellers and who knows what else you can do about it. it sits on 23 acres and looks

like you are in maui. the asking price $1.5 million. >> they want to make it more attractive to traps general students. they are looking to create more gender news trail restrooms. san francisco police chief revealed they fired a total of 32 shots right in the middle of the financial district. police only identified them as a 34-year-old man. he carjacked them and was chased by officers in the san rafael bridge and the golden gate bridge before crashing in the financial district. sonoma county may change the way it provides service to the homeless. the county wants to change its first come first serve practice

and allow chem to have kids instead no matter how serious their medical problems may be. how this case is tied to the mayor's wife and what they just told us here on ktvu channel 2 morning news. and the crackdown on marijuana clubs, the fines that may jump from 5,000 to $50,000. stay right here with us.

it's been a critical problem in san francisco for months. ambulances taking too long to respond and now one of the victims is the mayor's own wife. we'll tell you how long she had to wait and what the fire chief joanne hayes-white had to say about it. >> reporter: we're live at raiders' headquarters in alameda talking about the firing of head coach dennis allen. coming up where the team goes from here and fan reaction as well. a driver loses control during a police chief in san pablo. how it involved two teenaged girls and a young woman in a stolen car. the men suspected of several arsons in alameda are set to head to court. why friends of