the reason prosecutors say she should be held responsible. >> plus another case of the enterovirus reported here in the bay area. where the latest case was reported and what is being done to help that person recover. ktvu channel 2 morning news continues. good morning. thank you for joining us. it's friday, october 10th i'm pam cook. >> what day is it pam? >> it's friday. >> it's friday. let's talk about weather and traffic. the weather steve for a friday. big fog bank out there. maybe drizzle. it can't get much cooler by the coast. it will be a warm up on the weekend. it won't last long. until we get there tuesday. the fog wins out today. it will be cooler. 50s on the temps.

a few 40s. 50s or few low, low 50s. sunnyvale says 61. 50s east of morgan hill and also gilroy down to the low 50s. 59 san jose state. cool and foggy for others. 70s and 80s inland. 60s by the coast and in the city. here is sal. steve, right now we are looking at a commute. it's a lot more crowded even from 20 minutes ago. it's backed up at the bay bridge toll plaza for a 15-20 minute drive time from this point to the san francisco side of the bay bridge. also looking at interstate 880 in oakland even though it is not stop and go. we are seeing a lot more cars on the road. southbound 880 does slow a little bit as you approach the

92 interchange. just a little bit of yellow on the map here san mateo bridge looks good. 6:01 let's go back to the desk. we have breaking news right now. we are hearing reports of a domestic disturbance that may include gunfire. the police are everywhere right now on nitoma street in the south of market area. brian flores just got there a couple moments ago. >> reporter: we are on 7th and natoma. 500 block of natoma. they responded to a domestic violence call. they confirmed this was a shooting. we are still working to gather more information whether there was any victims to the shooting or if anyone was shot this morning. police have quarantined off

this area. probably about a block and a half of the 500 block of natoma. there was an earlier fire engine here but that person has taken off. that crew has taken off. but again we are working to gather more information this morning. we will bring you more information throughout the morning. live in san francisco brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:03. police in palo alto on high alert. they are investigating three indecent exposure incidents within the past week. janine de la vega is joining us live mow. you are at the scene of the latest flashing incident. what happened? >> reporter: police are telling me that they have asked the detectives to temporarily drop as their nonpriority investigative cases. instead those detectives are being redirected to investigate the leads. this is a top priority for them. here is the map showing the spots where a man has exposed

himself. while the latest incident happened in south palo alto, the other two occurred on the north side. the first case happened late monday afternoon. a 14-year-old was walking to the private school when a man in his late 20s or early 30s pulled up next to her. he had his pants down and touching himself staring at her. this sketch was released of the suspect by police and authorities believe the same man that approached a ten-year- old girl then next night that was walking her dogs near byron and seal avenue which is about a half a mile away from monday's incident. the second case the suspect was driving an older white volvo and asked the girl if she wanted to touch him. >> it raises a lot of concerns because there is a lot of school children that bicycle and walk to school. >> i hope they find this man and bring some peace back to the neighborhood. >> reporter: the flasher struck again yesterday afternoon. a woman in her 20s was riding her bike when a man pulled up

in a newer white bmw, asked for directions and exposed himself. the suspect in this case is said to be in his 40s and 50s. police have increased their patrols and focusing on routes near schools. here's another look at the suspect from the first two cases. police are not sure if the same man is preying on women or if they are dealing with two different flashers. but they are working on a second police sketch from the incident yesterday. reporting live from palo alto janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. a fremont mother is facing felony charges in connection to a dui crash that killed a 17- year-old boy. let teenagers including jason park drink after her house a year ago. park was killed instantly when his best friend crashed into a tree. yousuf was arrested. she was released after paying $40,000 bail.

parks mother admits his son and friend should have known better han to drink. >> it helps. but for parents for me and my husband, it doesn't bring my son back. >> police say they wanted to take their time with this investigation because adults who enable under age drinking need to be held accountable. they say they hope the consequences in the case serve as a warning to other parents. time is 6:06. happening today president obama is coming here to the bay area. he's in the middle of a three- day california visit. he will arrive in san francisco this african. alex african -- in san francisco this afternoon. alex savidge is live. >> reporter: it's all about the cash when the president comes to california. some guests say he will pay

$30,000. tomorrow the president will be holding a closed event here at san francisco's city hall. he of course has spent a lot of time in california lately trying to bring in as much money as possible ahead of the midterm elections with democrats hoping to regain control of the house which appears to be an uphill battle. yesterday during his visit to l.a., the president attended a private fundraiser at the home of actress gwyneth paltrow. she was said to be gushing over the president. he also dropped by a campaign office down there for congressional candidate ted lou praising volunteers there. and despite that visit, one analyst said he will probably be laying low. >> on the one hand keeping his distance so he is not bringing down democratic candidates that are trying to stay away from the association with him and at the same time raising enormous amount of money. >> reporter: while he is in san

francisco, the president doesn't have any public events on his schedule. but there is a chance you may run into him around the city. back in 2012 the president made this unscheduled stop at a chinese restaurant to grab a quick bite to seat and say hi to supporters there. air force one touches down at 3:30 this afternoon at sfo and of course as usual you can expect those rolling street closures and quite a bit of traffic as the presidential motorcade makes its way into the city. alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:08. san jose city councilman is being sued by a former chief of staff. accusing him of sexual harassment. a former top aid claims the councilman called her vulgar names. causing emotional distress for her. he denies the allegation. he say there is is no merit to

it. he was a mayoral candidate in san jose's election in june but he did not advance beyond that. san bruno police are trying to determine if a shooting this week is tied to violent street games. two young men were injured during a gunfire. both shooting victims are expected to survive. police say the two men were targeted and the shooting may be gang related. investigators are searching for four men seen speeding away from the scene in a dark colored car. your time is 6:09. today san francisco police will tell us the name of the police officer who shot and killed a car burglary suspect tuesday night. now police chief greg suhr talk about the meeting last night. on tuesday night police say they were patrolling the area around at & t park because of the big crowd going to the giants play off game. police officers say they saw three men break into a car. now chief sur says 26-year-old oh shape evans had a gun. and he refused an order to drop

it. now evans' family they were there at last nights meeting and raised questions about the police version of what happened. >> it causes us grave concern to really question the police narrative that they want us to believe. so we are definitely going into look into his. this seems very suspicious. >> police say that evans pointed a gun at the police officer forcing that officer to shoot back in self-defense. killing evans' and wounding another burglary suspect. a 28-year-old from san leandro. a third burglary suspect was captured trying to escape. health officials in the bay area now confirming that the first case of enterovirus in santa clara county. it was a child that was hospitalized but has now recovered. according to the cdc the d ever 68 strain of the virus is responsible for four deaths in the u.s. and more than 650 people have become ill.

mostly children. here in the bay area cases have been reported in solan owe, contra costa, alameda, santa cruz, and san francisco counties. there is mixed news regarding the ebola epidemic this morning. a sheriff sergeant in dallas has tested negative. he went to the hospital after feeling sick this week as he had just infected the apartment of the liberia man that died of the ebola virus in texas. here in the bay area hospitals such as john muir medical centers have posted ebola alert signs outside of emergency rooms. doctors and nurses have been rehearsing on what to do if a suspected ebola patient comes

in. >> we don't want to set them up for the opportunity to fumble or contaminate themselves. >> health departments are concerned that public anxiety will get out of hand. custodians at new york's airport walked off fearing they would contract the virus while cleaning restrooms. a bold crime in broad daylight inside somebody's house. coming up at 6:30, we'll tell you what happened in the south bay. >> also san francisco fire chief joann hayes white on the hot seat again. who what union leaders plan to do next week after calling her leadership into question. >> we are looking at the south bay commute and 237 looks pretty good so far as you drive across 880. i'll tell you a little bit more about the south bay commute straight ahead. >> pretty good size fog bank

out there. inland temps did cool down yesterday. maybe a little drizzle. the rest of the weekend is looking pretty good. we'll have specifics coming up. ♪ ♪

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she is the youngest person ever to be awarded the peace prize. she was known arounds world after she was shot in the head. the nobel prize committee noted her heroic struggle to continue to speak out for the rights of girls around the world. now the cowinner of the nobel peace prize 60-year-old kalash of india. he has worked for years to end child slaver and the exportation of child slavery around the world. maintaining the tradition of gandhi. of peaceful protests. they will split the $1.1 million award. there are new reports this morning that former soviet president maquila gosh cough is in the high school is fighting for his life.

he instituted sweeping reforms. gorbachev says his health has been failing. san francisco fire chief joann hayes white is not getting much support from the department's rank and file in the fight o keep her job. yesterday several city firefighter groups have met for a crisis of confidence in their chief. >> we are allowed to speak freely and many of us did. meeting came one day after an incident that raising concerns of possible slow ambulance response times in san francisco. an elderly man died after firefighters responded to a carbon monoxide alarm in the

city's park side neighborhood. the ambulance arrived in 18 minutes after it was dispatched. that is eight minutes later than the department's target goal. three men have been arrested in the death of a young san jose father killed by a stray bullet. they were arrested for a drive by shooting on september 27th that killed 24-year-old richard watkins. police say watkins was shot in front of his home while he waited for a relative to park. it's not clear why that person was not hurt. the suspects are being held at the santa clara county jail on murder carjacks. time is 6:18. let's check in with sal. i know it's friday. we have friday light on 280? >> so far it doesn't look good. we will take whatever we can get. 280 northbound through downtown is looking good. right from the downtown area all the way to the valley. i want to see the entire valley

here. you can see traffic is off to a good start. late road work here and there is not causing any big delays. that will change most likely. southbound 880 is a little slow in hayward but it's much better than it was. so hopefully we will have a little bit of friday light today on the bay area commute. when but get to the toll plaza, that is pretty much jam packed. this is a 15-20 minute drive time across into san francisco. trains catching a train into the city. cal train and bart are reported on time. 6:19 let's go to steve. thank you, sal. let's take a look across the pacific here. was a super typhoon a couple days ago. has been downgraded. but still equivalent of a cat four gore 3. winds around 144 miles an hour. it is weakening a little bit but it's going right over okinawa tonight. they are a day ahead of us. looking 15-20 inches of rain. it will cause a lot of damage. and then it's tracking toward

japan over the weekend. so by what looks like late sunday into early monday and tuesday it will billion over japan. monday is a national holiday. that may help a little bit there. we will keep an eye on this as it moves north over japan. we will see what happens to the energy when it turns extra tropical and falls apart. but then moves across to the pacific. that can be a lot of energy coming downstream. as in here. maybe. we have a lot of fog out there. there will be a high pressure system coming in that will give us a north wind. until then we have a westerly breeze. 50s on the temps here. hayward always runs warm. half-moon bay 57. alamo down to 51 degrees. upper 50s. brentwood at 58. 57 lafayette and orinda. now a couple blocks away somebody is a little cooler. southwest 16 rat the delta.

a westerly component. it's a sea breeze. has been 8 or 9 days. temps were warm to hot for a long time. they have cooled down considerably. speaking of cool down. 24 up in bismarck. 43 up in omaha. very cool there. the line of rain and severe weather stretches across the nation's midsection including st. louis. but tomorrow looks pretty good. it looks like this line the forecast takes that line of clouds and rain and sends it a little bit south. it will be close but over all looks better for saturday. we have issues with fog if you like that. that is good. there will be another issue and that will be with a north wind. that means higher elevations late saturday, sunday into early monday. we'll have a fire weather watch out for that. for that north breeze. drizzle, sprinkle, a little cooler inland today. we will bottom out on those temps today. the extended outlook does have a warmup on the weekend.

starts on saturday and goes topside on sunday. monday will be a transition day starting to cloud up. a disturbing discovery at a bay area high school. coming up in 15 minutes the actions being taken after a noose was found on campus. but first collin kaepernick hit with a fine.

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welcome back to the morning news. it's official in nevada. same sex couples are now getting married. nevada began issuing marriage licenses to gay couples. this came after a conservative group withdraw a last ditch effort. same sex couples in nevada saute are thrilled to be a part of a historic moment. >> i don't know if i feel like i'm history. i feel like it's the way it should have been all along. to have this moment is certainly very gratifying and so meaningful for the two of us to get married. i don't know. i guess history is a great word. >> and kelvin and his partner were the first gay couple to be

married in nevada. dairy queen says hackers may have gained access to their system. the ice cream and fast food chain says nearly 400 stores around the country were infected. dairy queen softerring identity theft protection at no charge to customers. a $10,000 fine to collin kaepernick because he was wearing the wrong headphones. he wore pink beats by dre headphones. just hours earlier though the nfl signed an exclusive deal with bose and told players they could not wear other headphones right before and right after games. kaepernick by the way has a sponsorship deal with beats. we continue to follow that breaking news out of san

francisco. police are on the scene of a deadly shooting. we'll have a report coming up with new details we just learned within the past 20 minutes. >> we are live in palo alto where there has been numerous incidents of indecent exposure this week. we'll tell you about the leads police are following and the extra resources they are using. westbound 24 traffic is maying along very nicely coming up to the caldecott tunnel. we'll tell you a little bit more about the delays will in the east bay commute. happy friday and there is a lot of fog to go around and a cooler pattern. some of the higher elevations has dropped 20-degrees in a week. that is a sign of cooler weather. and fleet week is looking better.

good morning. welcome back to the morning news. police investigating a deadly shooting where one person was killed, another was rushed to the hospital. it happened a short time ago. it happened in the south of market area. coming up in two minutes, brian flores is out there right now with those police officers. brian will give you the very latest on the investigation. good morning. thank you for joining us here. friday, october 10th i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam cook. steve. >> pam. >> pretty good weekend with those jets. >> today could be a little tough. there is a lot of low clouds around. much better by saturday. saturday and sunday look better. today it's a westerly breeze. michael just tweeted me it's 17 hurricane feet. he went from 75 to 57 in six

days. 75-57 degrees in two days. 50s and 60s. a lot more 50s. calistoga says we are 47. a little chill here. breeze is out of the west. northwest or southwest. any way you slice it it's a see breeze. and also that fog getting a little bit sprinkles and light rain. 60s and 70s to near 80s. here is sal. we've seen improvement when it comes to the commute. on interstate 80, only 19 minutes. here it is well it's 6:31 and 19 minutes is a good time for this time. westbound 80 from the carquinez bridge to the mccarthur maze. there is waiting to do. 20-25 minutes. toy see flashing lights. it looks like a car has broken

down. but still 25 minutes is not out of the ordinary to get into san francisco. there are no problems on the bridge. highway 4 also looks a little better but there is slow traffic on highway 4 westbound at bay bridge coming over to concord. but for the most part contra costa county traffic is doing well. let's go back to the desk. new information on the breaking news from san francisco we just told you about. police have now told us one person was killed, another was critically injured in an early morning shooting. it happened until the south of market district. brian flores is right there. the medical examiner is there as well. >> reporter: the medical examiner arrived just 15 minutes ago. one person shot and killed. and then at the scene another person taken to san francisco general with life threatening injuries. police have not talked to us on camera yet. from what we understand, this happened shortly after 5:00

this morning. they were responding to some type of domestic violence call. when they arrived we understand there was shooting as well. that is when one person was shot and killed. another person taken to sf general. as you can take a look here live, several police officers have quarantined off the area. it is not effecting traffic on seventh street. so that is good news here. but one person taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries. another person shot and killed this morning. we're working to gather more information on exactly what happened this morning. as soon as we find out, we will pass that along. live in san francisco brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. palo alto police have increased patrols. they are investigating three indecent exposures. janine de la vega is joining us to talk about the leads police are following. janine. >> reporter: police are dedicating a lot of resources to finding this predator. they don't know if there are one or two suspects and that is

because the victims have given different ages of the flasher and different vehicle descriptions. police have prioritized these cases and brought in additional officers to patrol neighborhoods to look for the suspects. the first case happened late monday afternoon. a 14-year-old is walking near private school when a man in his late 20s or early 30s in a navy blue pickup truck pulled up next to her. he had his pants open and touching himself. now this police sketch was released of the suspect. investigators believe the same man approached a ten-year-old girl the next night that was walking her dog near byron and seal avenue. this time the victim told detectives the man was driving an older white volvo and asked if she wanted to touch him. and yesterday afternoon it happened again to a woman in her 20s. police say she was riding her bike when a man pulled up in a newer white bmw, asked for directions and exposed himself. the suspect in that case is is

said to be in his 40s or 50s. while the victim was an adult in that case, they are focusing on watching school routes closely. >> people are going to come and go. they will get their child. they are going to go home. we are looking for the person that is different. the person sitting there in their car and watching. >> and here's another look at that police sketch. authorities have released it but they are advising parents to keep an eye on activities. they are working to have another sketch. he was also wearing sunglasses and described as being clean cult and professional looking. reporting live janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. mountain view police are searching for two men responsible for a home invasion robbery. that happened late wednesday morning. police say the two men broke into a house, tied up a 24-year- old man living there and made off with a large amount of cash

and a cell phone. the victim was bound for several hours but was not hurt. investigators say the robbers may have driven off in a dark colored four-door sedan. administrators are investigating a disturbing discovery on campus. a noose hanging from a tree. a school safety officer found a rope tied to a tree in school. investigators are look into incident as a possible hate crime. >> it should be taken way more seriously. they should do a real investigation. that is something that shouldn't be played with. >> in my opinion i feel angry. at the same time sad. >> on wednesday the school sent a notice home to students detailing the discovery. school assemblies and classroom discussions are in the works. and a staff meeting addressing the issue is set for monday. investigators are also looking into whether the noose may have been a suicide attempt.

a 21-year-old man that was not a berkeley high student hung himself at the school earlier this year. time is 6:36. president obama arrives this afternoon here in the bay area. he will be raising money for democratic candidates again. alex savidge is live in san francisco now with the reason political experts say the president is raising money for the candidates but he's not appearing with them very often before the november election. good morning, alex. >> reporter: good morning, to you. the president is trying to give democrats a boost ahead of the midterm elections next month. to that end will be attending a fundraiser later on tonight. some of the guests ha will on hand will shell out as much as $30,000 to get inside. and tomorrow the president will hold another fundraiser. he spent a lot of time in california and a lot of time fund raising all across the country. one political analyst we talked to said the president has held more than 80 fundraisers.

the goal is to bring in as much cash as possible with democrats hoping to regain control of the house which seals to be a tall order at this point. yesterday during his visit to l.a. the president dropped by a campaign office for one congressional candidate ted lou. that is where he praised those volunteers. >> thank you guys. we only have a few weeks left and california is right at the heart of the battle for control of the house. we've got critical districts that you are calling into. >> and between now and november, political analysts suspect the president melee low with an approval rating in the low 40s. he is likely to spend less time campaigning for candidates out in the public and more time raising money for them behind the scenes. air force 1 touches down at 3:30 this afternoon at sfo. you can expect those rolling street closures we tend to see

and a lot of traffic delays as well as the presidential motorcade makes its way to the city. the president has no public appearance on his schedule. we are live in san francisco alex savidge ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:39. we are expected to know by now if west valley college will be open tonight for classes but we are getting conflicting information at the moment. scoot's website says it's closed. but the facebook page says it's fully operational. the whole campus was closed and all classes were canceled yesterday after a water main broke late wednesday night. but still a lot of students didn't get the message they they still showed up. >> for me it's not really a problem. for people with academic courses. you know history or whatever. it might be a bigger

inconvenience for them. >> the repair crews spent much of yesterday working on the broken water lines and cleaning up the mess around the campus. the water is back on now. we'll keep checking to find out if there are classes today or not. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to crowd the san francisco waterfront during the next three days so that they can see the blue angels in fleet week. the navy's precision flying team practiced flying near buildings, over the bay, and around the bridges yesterday. one of the blue angel pilots grew up in san francisco and he says he was inspired the first time he saw the team perform when he was still in elementary school. >> i remember being in fifth grade or sixth grade and the jets flaying over head. it was getting too loud to concentrate will in class. >> the blue angels are the stars of the air show but there

are other performers. before and after the air show there are tours of navy ships docked along the waterfront. they are feeling lucky to be safe and sound. coming up in 20 minutes, a bay area couple with a four-month- old baby rescued. they were stranded in the wilderness. the action they took that probably saved their lives. >> well chronicalled violence from students outside of an antioch high school now spills into the yam. we'll tell you what teachers are doing in response. >> and in the south bay we have a new crash along 237 westbound but 280 is also getting a little bit slow getting up to the 17 interchange. >> lots of low clouds and fog. we have a cooler pattern today. we'll have that fleet week and weekend forecast next. ( yawn )

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has spiraled so out of control here that the staff has had to beef up security. the superintendent has said that it's just a small group of students that are causing the problem but some parents are wondering why they haven't done more to discipline them. you may remember the cell phone video. fights breaking out at a nearby shopping center and some fast food managers decided to close their doors right after school because of it. now teachers are saying that violence is happening on campus. some say they are the target of unruly students. others have gotten hurt while trying to break up fights. >> we have had a few teachers that have let because of safety concerns and discipline issues. >> i'm scared. sometimes i don't want to drop my kid off at school. >> one parent says teens are gambling and using drugs.

now the superintendent says -- disciplinary action in the county. they do suspend and expel. they say it only lasts for so long. and troublemakers have to rejoin the mainstream. we will try to talk to participants and get their reaction to how they think the school is handling the situation. tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. time is 6:46. the controversial head of the california public utilities commission is stepping down. yesterday puc president michael peevey announced he will not seek reappointment when his term ends in december. that decision to resign comes amid a growing scandal involving the puc and pg&e. peevey and other leaders have been inappropriately close relationship with executives from pg&e. >> i feel relieved and i think we can all sleep better at night because of that. now the question is what do we do with the puc? i think there is an opportunity

when the governor appoints a new commissioner and president we can change the culture finally. >> peevey's announcement came minutes after senator hill said he would take action at the state capital and force peevey out of office. we now know the -- a one- day walk out is set for one week from today. this time the strike effects 22,000 bus riders commuting between marin county and san francisco. >> the dispatchers and the bus servicers will be on strike. and that will cause the entire system to be shut down. >> the bus driver's union is not officially going on strike, but the drivers are expected to honor the picket line. this is the third strike in the past month tied to an ongoing contract dispute. time 6:47. let's check in with tori campbell. see what is coming up on

mornings on 2. >> reporter: good morning. coming up on mornings on 2 as you have been reporting, president obama is heading to san francisco this afternoon. but first he's making an important stop in southern california. he is going to make the announcement that supporters say will help millions in l.a. have access to open space. find out why though not everyone is pleased. >> it's no secret soda makers are spending millions to fight initiatives that would add a tax on sugary drinks. few we are learning part of the reason why is connected to something happening in mexico. those are some of the stories we are working on for mornings on 2. now let's go back over to sal and check in. the friday morning commute has been pretty good. >> it has been. highway 4 it looks okay if you are driving up to the willow pass grade. about a five minute delay. you can see it's a little slow

coming up. and nearby just getting word of a new crash southbound 680 on the way from concord to walnut creek. chp is on the way. it's been blocking one lane. bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is backed up for a 25 minute delay and no major problems. now let's go to steve. let's get right to it here. typhoon is heading toward okinawa. it will dump 15-20 minutes of rain. it was a super typhoon. it has been downgraded. still equivalent of a category 3. all signs point toward this tracking. toward southern japan. so over the weekend and then into monday or tuesday it should arrive around tokyo. national holiday on monday. there will be copious amounts of rain. our fleet week forecast that is

fleet week forecast. try that at home yourselves. clearing on saturday. sunday does look warm. can i start this weather head over? [ laughter ] can i start this one over? take two. ready? thank you. [ laughter ] weather headlines show we have a big fog bank out there. there has been a few sprinkles. warmer on the weekend as we get more of a northerly breeze. it has lifted a little bit. kind of drizzly for some. kind of cold and foggy. that is the case the last couple of days. daily city and half-moon bay had a couple reports. after this system goes through, the high will nose in and see more of a northerly breeze. today it's a westerly breeze. 50-60. 57 menlo park. usually there is a little different there. san mateo, belmont all in the upper 50s. everyone is pretty close because of the low cloud deck and a west breeze. a west. finally made it all the way out

to the inland areas. 50 in ukiah. 57 sacramento. a lot of 50s up to the north. 20s, 30s up in north dakota and minnesota. st. louis is where we want to focus our attention. a lot of rain moving through. the forecast map takes it and drops it south. that line for game one tomorrow at 5:07. it does look better tomorrow. thank goodness. for us we have a big fog bank and cooler temps. that fog ramped up over night. it will be chilly for some. inland temps cool off today. we will warm them right up into sunday. there are signs of a big cool down next week. we'll see. but fire weather watch those start late saturday and sunday. for the north and east bay hills. that will be because of a north breeze. fog, sun, nice. drizzle. a few sprinkles near the coast. 70s and 80s inland.

warmer over the weekend. and then transition day is monday. increase those clouds tuesday. rain to the north. a bigger version of apples ipad will be delayed. suppliers are having a hard time keeping up with the iphone 6 models. apple not commenting on the report. the company that supplies the scratch resistance material says it will wind down production of sapphire screens. gt advance filed for bankruptcy on monday. that triggered speculation on wednesday. the company is asking the bankruptcy court to keep many documents. time is 6:52. the mystery growing this morning in north korea. where is north korea's leader? coming up in 25 minutes the expanding speculation about whether something has happened to him. >> making san jose state a safe place for students. what the university is promising following allegations

of severe racial bullying.

interstate 80 in plaster county. it has destroyed six homes. started on wednesday and burned

420 acres. crews are worried it may reach the american river canyon. investigators are looking into the possibility that it was started by a person either intentionally or by accident. owe yosemite park rangers believe the fire burning in the park was started by a spark from a car. craig hunt a 62-year-old pilot based in hollister died tuesday. flowers, balloons, and condolence messages are are being left at the airport to mourn hunt's death. hunt flew in the navy and considered a father figure by many young local pilots.

flaks at the capital are flying in half staff. san jose state has a new set of reforms. last year an african american student accused four white roommates of making racial suring and clamping a bicycle lock around his neck. they tell the bay area news group that diversity, education for the students that will expand as will sensitivity tripping for the staff. it's called the model d. d stands for dual. it's an all wheel drive sedan and considered an upgrade on the model s. futuristic features a longer driving range, and faster speed. and the car will have three selectable drive settings.

normal, fast, and insane. this car can go from 0-60 in 3.2 seconds according to elon musk. >> insane. coming up next. the developing news we have been following for the past 90 minutes. what we have learned about a deadly shooting in san francisco south of market neighborhood. >> air force one will touchdown in the bay area later on today.

we're live in san francisco soma neighborhood. police continue to investigate a deadly shooting that happened earlier this morning. coming up, the information we're learning on what led up to the shooting. looking for a predator. for the third time this week, a man has exposed himself on a palo alto street. what police are doing to hunt him down. >> reporter: and prime minister will be back in san francisco later today for another fdzing