we'll tell you what google is offering to some of those. >> three cases of the enterovirus in the bay area. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. if you are just joining us, this is one of our big stories. you are looking live at some of the damage done after an early morning water bridgebreak. this is at key avenue in the city's bay view neighborhood. at least six homes have been blooded. cars are damaged as well. tara moriarty has been at the scene in the past two hours. coming up she'll have more on the cleanup efforts and the new details about the pipe that burst. thank you for joining us, friday, october 3rd i'm pam

cook. >> brand new day i'm ready. good morning i'm dave clark. it sounds like some of us will need the air conditioner. >> bluegrass starts today. it will be nice in san francisco. so you know. you don't have to take a jacket that is for sure. fog is lurking offshore. it will not make any impact whatsoever. absolute mountain of high pressure over the entire state of california. 40s for some. 70 san francisco. sff outside 66. for others it's on the cool side. just heard from michael up at montem no, ma'am, 72 degrees. 50 in sebastopol. now a-- now i know maybe a block away it's cooler. temperatures will be very warm. the giants game today is fine. it's tomorrow i'm worried

about. today mostly sunny and partly cloudy. here is sal. we are looking at a commute where traffic will be slow. eastbound highway 4 right here where it splits off to 160. it's one of the locations chp is on the way. traffic is going to be busy. it looks like one of the cars flipped over and may be off the road. and we are also getting information that one of the people inside the car was able to get out. but still rears bare medics -- requires paramedics. let's move along to a live picture. the traffic here looks okay as you cross into the valley. bay bridge toll plaza that looks o.k.. at 6:02 let's go back to the desk. crews are digging up the street to reach a broken water

line. it burst just after midnight at key street and key avenue in the bay area neighborhood. water gushed out of the broken line for four hours flooding homes and streets. tara moriarty has been out there this morning and tara, you have new information that might explain why this main burst. >> reporter: that would be due to an old pipe. a cast iron pipe from 1953. crews right now are continuing to clean up the mess. they opened up jamestown. we do know officials isolated the break, they pinched it off after four hours. so a massive amount of water was lost. the force of the water coming down key street was sol great it ripped the bumper of a car right off. the break happened around midnight sending water gushing. officials tell us half a dozen homes have been flooded here off key avenue.

so not too far from candle stick park. many residents can be seen sweeping water from their garages. and cars have been water logged. >> we'll be out here until the job is done. we don't know how long the repair will take. a normal water main takes off 4- 6 hours. it could take longer. in the mean tame there will be three blocks without water. we will do everything we can. >> reporter: now officials will wait until it's light out to see if the damage is more widespread than they first thought. they say it is possible that more homes were impacted. it is still quite messy out here. police have quarantined off a couple of blocks. the water is still flowing down here and pumping the water out. again the break has been isolated. live from san francisco's bay view district i'm tara moriarty

five young people are in the hospital after a crash. police say three women and two men were inside a lexus sedan when it crashed into a utility pole. we have just learned they were all in their late teens or early 20s. all five victims are expected to survive. police say the driver was speeding but they do not believe alcohol was a factor in the crash. a high-tech company known for showering its employees with benefits they are now doing the same for some of its security guards. those jobs have always been out sourced but not anymore. janine de la vega is joining us live from mountain view to tell us what this means. good morning janine. >> reporter: good morning, dave. employees here at google enjoy free meals, transportation, among other perks. but the security guards who protect the campus here didn't even get house insurance or benefits from google. the mountain view voice is

reporting that google is dropping its contracts from a security company that provided guards. the tech company will create 200 or part time full time security guards. the company says it values the service security guards provide because it wants to insure its companies are safe and employees are well taken care of. for security guards this should mean better living wages and hushes. there has been numerous protests held by the union that represents security guards and other in the service industry. they are upset that tech companies are not taking the initiative to hire them directly and offer them the same benefits offered by tech workers. google appears to be the only one following suit. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:06. there will be a news conference by the state department of public health on the efforts to

-- it has three confirmed cases. two in alameda county, one in solano county. the alameda county health department says d-68 can in the beginning look like a common cold. this strain of the virus is linked to polio. it may cause pole low like -- polio like symptoms like paralysis. it can be spread by coughing, sneezing, or even by touch. >> some of the deaths are really compounded by other illnesses. and a particular one that had a child. >> doctors are cig only a small number of children get severely ill. mostly children with asthma considered at high risk. you're advised disinfect doorknobs and countertops and make sure children thoroughly wash their hands. berkeley police are investigating three separate

assaults at three separate attorneys. the third assault happened earlier in the same day. this comes on the heels of a federal investigation into the handling of sexual assaults on college campuses including uc berkeley. earlier this week governor brown signed a bill requiring come police it consent. mcdonnell was arrested over the labor day weekend for allegedly causing visible injuries to his pregnant fiance. the case is now in the hands of the santa clara county da's office. the da will review the case and decide if they will file criminal charges or if the case needs more investigation. a spokesman would make no comment on when that might happen. in just about six hours, the giants will play the washington nationals to open the national league division series. that is after the giants

dominated the pittsburgh pirates on wednesday's wild card game. game one at noon. game two on saturday and then the series moves back here to san francisco for game three on monday. the games will be aired on cable channel fox sports one. time is just about 6:09. three homes in oakland go up in flames. >> i looked out and the house was on fire. so i grabbed my kids and i ran out of the house. >> coming up at 6:30 the two other obstacles the firefighters face while they were putting out the fire. >> up next a new indoor shooting range in sacramento. the controversial location that has many concerned about safety. >> good morning. right now we are looking at a commute that is doing well on the bay bridge. we do have a problem in eastern contra costa county. >> it looks like friday on the mind and also very hot temperatures on the mind. they are not there yet but they are going to be.

welcome back to the morning news. the tensions really building in hong kong. you are looking at video of pro democracy protestors. they are outside of a government building blocking an ambulance. the police said was taking a police officer who had been injured. protesters believe that ambulance was being used to

transport something else like hong kong's leader. they are trying to keep him from entering that building. president obama's former defense secretary criticizing how the president is handling the crisis in iraq. leon panetta in a new book says the white house had listened to his advice on u.s. troop levels, iraq's security situation may not have unraveled. back in 2011, president obama announced all the 39,000 u.s. troops in iraq would leave iraq by the end of that year. panetta says he argued behind the scenes and publicly to have a small amount of troops left behind. he says the administration's decision may have contributed to the rise of isis. high school student in oakland was arrested for bringing a loaded gun to school. it happened last friday. district officials say a campus security guard spotted to

studentsing suspicious -- students acting suspiciously. that student was arrested. the other was released. the new 4,000 square foot $6 million facility is set to open sometime in the next few months. but officials at george washington carver school of the arts and sciences say they were never notified the gun range was moving in next door. >> neither the school nor school district had been notified. >> the city does not have the power to do that since the land is zoned for industrial use. the city says there was never a public hearing because the zoning code does not require it. hundreds of people gathered in downtown san jose for a very

emotional memorial service honoring the life of a visionary police chief. >> this service was held yesterday for police chief joseph mcnamara. he served as police chief since 1976 to 1991 and he quickly became one of the nation's top leaders in progressive law enforcement. >> and true that was the beginning of community policing. >> chief mcnamara introduced several big changes. includes putting computers in patrol cars and hiring more women and minorities. friday morning. let's check in on the commute with sal. >> all right contra costa county grabbing the attention. we have an accident eastbound highway 4 at the bypass.

and also have a crash reported on 680. please give yourself extra time if you are driving on the commute there. driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see some slowing from about the foot of the mccarthur maze. not too bad. in san jose, northbound 280 still looks good out of downtown. let's go to steve. thank you, sal. >> heat advisory is out. somebody wrote me and said steve, you are standing in front of the situation. it's a career long issue. for weather people.

i have to stay in here. heat advisory until 9:00 tonight. 97 is the record in san francisco. mountain view will be close. most are 100 degrees or so. while we are not, it's not record setting hot. 91 in san francisco today. starting off 66. the fire danger continues to be very high. a lot of 90s. more 90s than 80s. humidity will be low. there is not really a strong offshore breeze but there is enough of a north or east breeze. it might creeping back tomorrow. you can't get high pressure to show a better signature than that. it's almost the entire west coast. 49 napa. there is one where i know 70 at south of market and twin peaks. sfo66. 52 novato. 52 santa rosa. for some it's cool.

59 pittsburgh. brentwood 68. that is a pretty big spread there. san ramon is 53. you get up in the hills and it's 66 degrees. very mild. 51 eureka and ukiah. if you are heading out to tahoe, the mornings are cool and the days will be sunny and warm. 30s for bismarck. 29 in billings. 25 up in edmondton, canada. 33 in denver. 62 new york city. washington, d.c. is fine today. there will be 75 here at game time. tomorrow though that system will inch closer. saturday may be an issue. maybe it will be by, by then. no problems for the giants and the nationals that looks just fine. we have clear skies. it will be warm to hot today. it might carry into saturday. friday into saturday. sunday does look cooler. it doesn't look like any fall or rain is on the way.

the ten-day outlook shows a massive high pressure system over washington. so it looks like there is no rain for us for awhile. 90s for almost everybody. almost everybody. so warm to hot today. into saturday. it looks a little cooler sunday. and then monday and tuesday will get a little bit more fog. >> thank you. 6:19 is the time. the u.s. trade deficit fell to $40.1 billion in august. that is according to the commerce department. that is the smallest trade gap since january after they explored a record amount of myotrol yum. if now gas prices continue to slip. the average price for gas in san francisco is $3.83. in santa rosa the average is $3.67. around the bay area prices are down about $0.03 a gallon from

last week. time is 6:19. new details about the hacking of customer accounts at a major bank. coming up in 18 minutes what jp morgan chase says about large numbers of folks infected. >> the battle over proposed soda tax being put up to voters in berkeley. how one side says the other is under mining the democratic process.

oh my gosh. whoa. whoa. >> incredible video. this is how a tense high speed four-county police chase in southern california ended. the driver was arrested. police think he is the notorious hills bandit responsible for half a dozen bank robberies in the area. he was accused of stealing $12,000 worth of steel from a company in the bay area. a san jose woman is facing charges in connection to the hit and run near the mall earlier this week that killed a bicyclist. it happened on the movant guy express way around 6:00 monday evening. 19-year-old gallon is accused of hitting the cyclist and driving off. the car she was driving was

later found in the great mall parking lot. she is facing felony hit and run and vehicular manslaughter. time is 6:23. the battle in berkeley it is bubbling over with those that oppose the tax. >> excuse me, sir are you steeling those signs? yes, you are. >> reporter: the no on d campaign says half the signs they put up around berkeley disappear. the signs may have been taken down by people who resent the beverage industry. >> under mining our democratic process to have that kind of money pouring into berkeley. >> have you told your supporters not to tear down their signs? >> we haven't had a comment on that. >> we think a big part of free speech is being able to get our message out to the voters. >> the proposed tax is a penny

an ounce on sugar sweetened drinks. the equipment was reported missing in march after months of investigation, 39-year-old jose was arrested. campus police say between $700,000 to $800,000 was stolen. he worked as a network analyst in the it department. he's been placed on paid administrative leave during this investigation. santa rosa police are asking for your help identifying a woman that is accused of stealing the purses. police released this photo of a woman that accused of stealing purses at six different schools. the first theft was on september 10th. it was the latest -- the latest was yesterday at olivet elementary school. the thief has used some of the stolen credit cards at local stores. it's not clear if the woman is associated with the schools.

time is 6:25. a san jose man killed by a stray bullet. coming up in 25 minutes how a youth football team will honor him as police continue to search for the shooter. >> at least a half a dozen homes flooded after an early morning water main break in san francisco. the clean up still under way in the bay view neighborhood right now. >> good morning. we are still looking at traffic that is mostly good. but we look at 87 and you see a little bit of slowing now getting to downtown san jose. >> skies are clear. it will be warm to hot. probably hot. especially coast and bay. inland temps still in the 90s.

good morning. thank you for joining us. ktvu channel 2 morning news. a brand new day. good morning i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook.

time is almost 6:30. steve says get ready it will be hotter than yesterday. >> yes. >> and even hotter tomorrow. or the same. >> about the same. thank you for listening, though. low clouds will not make any difference. i really can't show a bert signature of high pressure than right here. whoa. all the way up to mount hood. i mean it's a big area of high pressure. 40s and 50s and 60s to almost 70 degrees. tremendous difference on some of the lows. higher elevations in the 50s and low 70s. 54 menlo park. not a problem for the giants game and washington today. tomorrow might be a different story. we have clear skies and temperatures will be warming up. it will be hot. coast and bay are way above average. inland temps not that far.

it's one of the patterns where fairfield, on the yock can't hold a candle. here is sal. steve, we have a couple of problems now to talk about. we are talking about highway 4 first. a couple of different crashes on highway 4 near laurel road. near the bypass there. eastbound but traffic westbound. as we move to 680 southbound. they are clearing up an accident. traffic is backed up on highway 242 heading down to concord. and then we have a crash on the peninsula northbound 101 near peninsula avenue right before broadway burlingame. we had a crash that was blocking lanes. traffic was backed up to 238. traffic is backed up for a 20 minute drive into san

francisco. this is san jose northbound 280 and 101 still looking good into the west valley. it's 6:30, let's go back to the desk. at least a half dozen san francisco homes flooded this morning by a water main break. a water main that is more than 60 years old. happening right now. repair crews are digging up the ground. we are quite aways from where the break happened. at least the length of two football fields. it happened way down the street there. the water flowed all the way down this sidewalk and into this house you see right here. just to give you an idea how wide spread the damage is. the water crept into the garage of this home and crews are still cleaning it up. the force of the water coming down key street was so great it ripped the bumper of a car

sheer off. it was due to a 12-inch cast iron pipe from 1952 which burst. officials isolated that break and pinched it off four hours after the rupture. a massive amount of water was lost. at least half a dozen homes have been flooded here off key avenue. not too far from candle stick park. >> this was crazy out here. >> yes, it is. unbelievable. >> we definitely had several inches of water. in some cases we had up to a foot or two. and so the homes that were lower lying has a below grade garages or below grade units, those are the ones that tend to flood. >> officials will wait until it's light outside to see if the damage is more wide spread. they say it is possible that more homes and cars were impacted. it is very messy out here. still a lot of mud in the

street. we will head up to where the water break happened. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. investigators in oakland are looking for the cause of a huge fire that damaged three homes. it started last night on redding street. right near interstate 580. neighbors say the fast moving fire quickly raced from one home to to others. firefighters had to avoid a downed power line right outside the burning building. they also had to take a narrow staircase up four flights just to get to the home that had the most damage. >> this was a very tough fire fight going up a steep hill into a structure fire. this was unusual for a firefighter to have to face that. >> reporter: no one was hurt but investigators say one home damaged in the fire is a complete loss. investigators are trying to identify the body that was

found inside of a burned down garage. that fire was on a vacant property on florida and alameda streets yesterday afternoon. so far it is not known how the person died. squatters were recently evicted from that garage. but a neighbor says he saw one person return to the property the night before. the cause of the fire is still under investigation but it is considered ever suspicious. high-tech companies have been criticized for out sourcing those. janine de la vega is live to tell us more. >> reporter: we are right outside the google headquarters camp. we have seen several security guards driving by but they haven't stopped so we haven't been able to speak to them yet about this. better benefits is something they have been fighting for. there have been numerous protests held by the union that represent security guards and

other in the service industry they are upset tech companies making huge profits are not taking the initiative to hire them directly and offer them the same benefits offered to  tech workers. instead, companies such as apple and facebook and google have used a contractor for those jobs. but google appears to be the first to change this practice. google is dropping its contract with a security company and instead it will create 2t hundred full and part time security jobs. it's a process google began a year ago. the company says it values the services the security guards provide because they want to make sure the campuses are safe and the employees are well taken care of. for security guards this should mean better living wages and health insurance. whether other companies follow suit that remains to be seen. also happening today the lawyer for the family of jahi mcmath heads back to court with evidence he says proves the

teenager is still alive. three doctors declared the 13- year-old oakland girl brain dead ten months ago but attorney christopher dolan says he plans to show a video of jahi moving his limbs and other signs of life. dolan is hoping to convince the courts to revoke her death sentence. camera man has tested positive for the ebola virus. he was covering the ebola epidemic with dr. nancy snyderman when he started to have a slight fever on wednesday. he is now being transported here to the u.s. to get treated. dr. snyder man and the rest of her crew are said to be fine. they will come back to the u.s. and be quarantined for 21 days as a precaution. meantime the nephew of the liberia man diagnosissed with

ebola in dallas, texas says his uncle is now too weak to talk on the phone. the woman he was visiting in dallas along with her family, they are quarantined at their apartment. cleaning crew that was hired to sanitize and clean the apartment didn't have the right credentials and they were turned way. duncan's friend told cnn anderson cooper she hasn't been able to get rid of the bed sheets and towels that duncan used. >> so you took them off the bed and put them into a plastic bag? >> now the government of liberia may file charges against duncan if they find out he lied to get out of the country. he filled out a form stating he had not taken care of anyone infected with ebola. several teem said he had been

helping ebola patients in liberia. the dallas hospital that is now treating him, they are trying to explane why he was allowed to go home with antibiotics after his first trip to the quite. administrators are blaming a security flaw. the airline says it's in the process of contacting several hundred passengers that also flew on that plane. doctors say duncan was not showing symptoms at the time of his travel so it's not likely he transmitted that virus. jp morgan chase now says 83 million customer accounts were exposed when the bank was hacked last july. originally the largest bank in the country said about a million accounts were victims of the cyber attack. jp morgan says information from consumers and small businesses

are at risk. the stolen information includes account numbers, user id's pass words, birth dates and social security numbers. with that information the hackers could transfer money. time is 6:3. a beating and a shooting. the two violent robberies being investigated. and coming up on mornings on two a string of sexual assaults at bay area college campuses. where police are looking into three separate cases. >> suddenly we are very busy out there. we will tell you what is likely causing this and other problems in the east bay. >> well, if you have friday off and thinking i might want to head over to the beach, you might want to. it will be in the 90s. san francisco will be warm too at 91 hot degrees. not a record though. bulldog: [yawning] it's finally morning!

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welcome back. it's 6:42. the search is on this morning for the people that carried out a care of violent robberies last night near the bart station. one of the victims was shot. alex savidge is in elusory roadway doe to explain what happened. alex. >> reporter: pam, good morning to you. these are back to back robberies along the greenway. close if the bart station which

is right over there. in one case, a man was badly beaten and in another case a man was shot in the leg. police believe the two robbers were responsible for both of these violent crimes. crimes he had been shot along  key boulevard close to the bart station. he told police he had been robbed and shot nearby. that is when they found a second man that had been beaten. those two victims do not know each other but both say they were robbed while walking along the greenway. both of the men are expected to survive their injuries. el cerrito police stepped patrols in response to allosteries of armed robberies including -- response to a series of armed robberies including one where a man was pistol whipped. police are looking for at least

two men. one of them was likely armed and they believe those two men were behind the two violent robberies last fight. live in el cerrito alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. time 16:43. happening today a main figure in the fbi sting operation that led to the indictment of state senator leland yee. he is due back in court. lawyers from raymond shrimp boy chow want to review the evidence. chow has been in jail since the sting operation six months ago. one-time china town gang leader faces several serious charges that include rash tiering and money laundering. coming up where it all started. pinpointed the origin of the hiv, aids epidemic. we will tell you exactly when and where it started and the

peck reason why it spread into a global pandemic. >> changing with the dimes. what big alteration could be coming to the blue jean. huge high-tech trend. those stories and more coming up on the mornings on 2. >> thank you, tori. oakland holds its free festival celebrating craft beer tomorrow. it's called octoberfest. 40 craft breweries will be there. oaktoberfest. >> it looks exciting. let's check in with sal. >> you know it is not good. i mean we have noticed something here, dave and pam.

southbound 680 let's go to that picture. we are watching something that has happened. chp has not reported it yet. southbound 680 right near the mission boulevard exit. you can see right here traffic comes to a stop and then after that it picks up. i don't see any officers on the scene. it could be a stalled vehicle or something in the lanes right here. we are not sure what it is. traffic is slowing down in this area. wow can see traffic is moving along okay for this time of the morning. it is about a 15 minute delay which is typical getting into san francisco. highway 4 we had a couple of crashes. eastbound 4 near laurel and one near the bypass. however traffic a little bit slow. 680 is slow near gregory lane. there was a crash as well. i want to move the mess. southbound 880 industrial.

a motorcycle crash. we have a lot of slow traffic. a couple of earlier crashes including motorcycle crash are to blame. now let's go to steve. thank you, sal. it's clear, it's cool for some, it's already warm for others. and by the coast and bay it will be very warm to hot today. we have a heat advisory that goes until 9:00 tonight. it does look a little cooler tomorrow. until 9:00. we are going 91 for the forecast. record is 97. starting off 65 degrees. 92 at noon. 91 topping out. fire danger continues to be very high. there is not a strong offshore breeze but the direction is mainly north. the humidity is low and there will be a lot of 90s here. fog is out there. but it's just too much in the way of resistance to get it close today. maybe tomorrow but more likely on sunday. and high pressure is built all the way up into washington. 49 napa airport. 71 san francisco.

sfo66. 62 mountain view. 57 fairfield. 57 at livermore. 52 gilroy. just a huge spread on the low to the high. higher elevations are 60s or 70s. there is a very warm air aloft. any breeze, not really. north text out of napa but calm. three miles an hour santa rosa. easterlily breeze almost east, southeast at concord. 32 in tahoe. 51 ukiah. the water temp by the way is 63. 29 up in billings. 33 in denver and 46 to 45. strong cold front going through from the great lakes to the ohio valley. it looks fine today. no problem for the giants in washington, d.c.. mostly sunny, partly cloudy. tomorrow could be a different story. we have clear skies and it's

going to be warm to hot. over by the coast would not be the case. tomorrow some of the fog may work its way back. sunday looks cooler. there is no rain in sight through the end of the month. 90s for many. kind of picks up later in the afternoon. so you can go from 90s for some. it doesn't matter. san rafael 93. clearlake 94. 94 brentwood. 96 livermore. 90 alameda. berkeley at 90-degrees. 94 san jose. 99 santa cruz. that is not a record. 102 is the record. 80s for some. 90s for others. 95 san bruno. hot on saturday. still warm to hot on saturday. and next week everyone cools down. there is another recall by general motors. this time it's nearly 118,000 suvs, trucks, and cars that may

stall unexpectedly. it also includes the 2014 models from the chevrolet traverse, express van and hd truck. and gm has recalled more than 29 million vehicles in 65 separate recalls around the world this year. former federal reserve chairman ben bernanke says he tried to refinance his home. guess what, he was turned down. he made the comment. he said i'm not making this up. the panel moderator said many qualified borrowers can't get mortgages if they don't have a steady income. he is retired but writing a book and earns money from making occasional speeches. they allegedly raped and murdered and they were wearing gps ankle monitors. ahead on mornings on 2 what

these california parolees are accused of doing and how it's raising concerns about authorities keeping track of convicted felons. >> a real life civic lesson for high school students in colorado. the controversial lesson plan they are trying to fight.

welcome back. it's 6:53. a youth football team in the

south bay called the saints they are going to wear special stickers on their helmets to honor a coach killed by a stray bullet. a big crowd gathered at davis intermediate school. warning the shooting death of richard watkins. with the quince was stapping outside helping a relative find a parking spot when she was shot. he was a good man. gone too soon. >> he practiced all week with my daughter so he would be out there every saturday or sunday sharing with her. >> he was the loudest one on the told. he had a lot of energy. he had a big smile on his face all the time. >> each of the young football players released a balloon in watkins' memory. davis intermediate is where the saints play their games. four teenagers are in custody accused of slotterring almost 1,000 chickens at a foster farm felt. this man gabriel is the oldest of the four suspects.

the oldest are juveniles. they used a golf club or similar item to kill the chickens. the teens were arrested after several tips. some oakland firefighters are real heros. they rescued two window washers stranded 200 feet in the air for more than two hours. their washing platform stuck on the outside of a building at 1111 broadway. the winch on the platform failed so they were stuck. stranded up there. the rescue operation attracted a big crowd of nervous onlookers. >> my heart was beating for that guy. just imagine what it felt like and praying to god that all went well. >> firefighter actually repelled down the side of that tall building and hooked each man up a to a rope which pulled them to safety. the firefighter was the last to

come over the edge. people cheered and applauded. the rescue went off without a hitch and no one was hurt. 30 people were stuck on a ferris wheel at disney's california adventure. they were on mick key's fun wheel when it stopped rotating about 4:00 in the afternoon. some of the guests were stuck 150 feet in the air. the workers were able to manually operate the ride but it took two hours to get everybody back on the ground. still not clear what caused the problem or if the ride will be operating today. a school district near denver, colorado is going ahead with a controversial lesson plan to promote patriotism. last nights school board meeting was packed. the board refused to -- >> i want ap history to be available for my children.

slap a warning label on it for those that fear critical thinking. >> the board did approve allowing more students, parents, and teachers on the committee that will review the lesson plan. an already busy bear season in the sierra nevada it just exploded this week. now since wednesday, nine bears were captured near reno. a tenth one was hit and killed by a car yesterday. the bears are out looking for food because of the drought. it's limiting their usual food supplies. since the first of july, 40 black bears have been captured and released. just to put it in perspective in 2013 there were 97 bears captured the entire year. the popular hardly strictly bluegrass festival returns to san francisco golden gate park today. crews spent yesterday setting up the seven stages. it starts today. it runs through sunday night. up to 750,000 people are

expected to attend that free festival. we have the complete schedule up on our website. time is 6:57. coming up a water main break. what we have found out about a half dozen homes that are flooded. >> google puts its guards on the payroll. how this move could effect other high-tech companies. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters

crews now know what caused a water main break in the bayview district which flooded half a dozen homes. why is the water still flowing? we'll explain coming up. two violent crimes near one east bay bart station. it is the latest trouble in a trouble's. security guard at a high-tech company known for showering the employees with benefits may soon start enjoying some of the same. we're live at google. we'll tell you about some of the new jobs. are you stealing those signs? >> i'm not stealing them. >> yes, you are. >> a sign of bad blood between