it was wonderful for him to come and speak to us person to person like that. >> supporters and critics of president obama gather in san francisco. a look inside a special fund- raiser and what he has planned today. the blue angels set to buzz the bay area. the social media campaign that's taking off with sailors in fleet week. mornings on 2 starts right now.

good morning you to. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, october 11. i'm claudine wong. >> i'm mike mibach. look behind you. just beautiful. >> a fabulous view. good morning to you. i'll step out of the way and show you overlooking bay point. wow, what a gorgeous start there. we are waking up with low clouds, fog this morning. even a little patchy and thick in some areas. santa rosa reporting thick fog in and around the airport. prance this is going to -- perhaps this is going to burn off later today. we have better clearing coming our way but we're with it at least through the morning hours. once we get rid of it, we have mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. we do have a warm-up coming our way for the the second half of our day. 66 degrees in concord. low 50s in napa. 58 in oakland. 56 redwood city and san jose you're checking in at 56 degrees as well. so as we get into your weekend, we have clearing skies. we have temperatures on the

rise. today low 70s so partly cloudy skies in the forecast for the blue angels. upper 70s, sunny and warm weather in san francisco for the second half of your weekend. so we've got some nice weather and perfect weather for fleet week weekend. 76 for oakland this afternoon. 85 in santa rosa. upper 70s san mateo and low #s on for san jose. mid-#s on for places like -- mid-80s for places like livermore. tomorrow will be warmer. for the second half of the weekend the warmer weather bringing us a heightened fire danger. i'm have a look at that in the extended forecast coming up. we're following developing news in hayward where an early morning fire killed an elderly man and injured two others. we have more on how neighbors tried to step in and rescue the man. >> reporter: we talked to one of the neighbors that tried to rescue this elderly man from the burning home. he had second degree burns. this is the home where the fire

started. for the first time this morning, fire investigators are inside what used to be the living room, that burnt up shell that used to be the living room. they're trying to figure out how the fire started. it was 3:00 this morning when several neighbors woke up to hear a woman screaming for help. the woman, her elderly father and brother had been in the home in hayward. flames shot out the front door and the windows. the father and brother westbound trapped inside. the next-door neighbor and his son rushed into the burning home to try and help them. they were especial to help the brother escape. when they went back in to help the elderly man, they said the flames were just too intense. >> we went inside again and tried to pull him out but there was something blocking the door. >> reporter: the neighbor suffered serious burns, second degree burns on his hands. his son ended up having to go to the hospital for smoke inhalation. a third neighbor tried to go in and help. he was also not able to. as for the elderly man who died

in this fire, neighbors say he is in his 80s. he lived in this home with his daughter and son for decades. one neighbor told us three generations of the family have grown up knowing this elderly man killed in this fire. he was very loved by his neighbors, a part of this community and known affectionately by a lot of the neighbors here simply as papa. president obama will attend another democratic fund-raiser at a private residence in san francisco today. it is a political round table in which 25 guests are paying more than $32,000 each to attend. the president's fund raising blitz through san francisco began last night at the w hotel. guests tell us he spent an hour at the event. there were an estimated did 50 donors snapping foe -- 250 donors snapping photos of the president taking the stage. >> it was not very big and i was right in the front. so we got a great look at

maxwell. a great look at the president. we got to shake his hand. it was wonderful for him to come and speak to us person to person like that. >> the president talked about global issues such as the islamic state terrorist group, the ebola crisis, the russian aggression in ukraine and u.s. unemployment. in attendance were san francisco mayor ed lee and oakland congressman woman barbra lee. not everyone is pleased with the president's visit. >> about a hundred protesters rallied for several hours near the hotel. they waved antiwar signs, displayed a miniature drone and demanded that the u.s. stay out of iraq and syria. >> they have no idea what's going on in the middle east. they give weapons to decide they perceive them -- for sides they perceive themselves not to be on. it's a horrible mess and the u.s. needs to get out. >> one man unrelated to the protest did get into a confrontation with police.

he told them he would not move. officers then handcuffed him and took him away. thousands of people are expected to pack san francisco's waterfront to see the blew angels and watch the commissioning ceremony of the navy's new ship. ♪ >> the blue angels are scheduled to take to the skies at 3:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. people have been waiting a long time to see the blue angels after all shows were canceled by the military last year because of budget cuts. a social media campaign is also under way. it's called selfie with a sailor and encourages attendees to thank members of the military for their service. >> i think it's awesome that there's a lot of support for the military out here. >> everybody is loving the hash tag, taking pictures with us. >> san francisco mayor ed lee is scheduled to speak at today's commissioning of the u.s.s. america. the ship will transport aircraft and ground troops for the marine corps.

its eventual home port will be in san diego. >> i stopped and shook every soldier's hand thanking them for their service. that's what this brings for me. >> heavy traffic is expected in san francisco this weekend because of fleet week so people headed to the festivities are being asked to take public transportation. more details now about the scheduled events for fleet week. precision air shows are going to be held from 12:30 until 4:00 today and tomorrow. the blue angels will perform between 3:00 and 4:00 p.m. a sonomo county man has been arrested on suspicion of harassing and filming a child. 62-year-old david olson used a small camera to record up the dress of a 4-year-old girl at a wal-mart store in roanoke park. he's a registered sex offender for a previous conviction involving a child. his bail has been set at $300,000. a man accused of exposing himself to women in belmont may be tied to similar incidents in palo alto. belmont police say they're looking for this manual. they say he is the person

depicted in a sketch released by palo alto police yesterday afternoon. the belmont incident happened yesterday morning just outside peach coffee shop on el camino. two women saw the man touching himself inappropriately inside a vehicle. >> there was a man parked in a white bmw in front of the business and he was exposing himself. >> the most recent palo alto incident happened thursday when a man in a white bmw exposed himself to a woman on her bicycle there on miller avenue. san jose police are searching for whoever burglarized a home and severely injured a family dog. it happened just after 11:00 yesterday morning on culpeper drive. police say the homeowner had been out but then found the injured dog in the home when he returned. the dog is being treated. the two suspects are described as in their late teens or 20s. boat were wearing baseball caps and hooded jackets. police say a bank robber may have hit two banks in san francisco's chinatown just ten minutes apart. police say a man believed to be

in his 50s entered a bank on washington street at 1:30 thursday afternoon. he handed the teller a note demanding money. the teller complied and the robber left. nine minutes later two blocks away a man matching the same description walked into another bank, handed that teller a note and also made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. police also searching for a bank robber releasing this photo of suspect. on thursday he robbed a u.s. bank branch located inside the safeway store on south mcdowell boulevard. surveillance footage shows him walking up to the counter at about 4:00 p.m. he then demanded money from the clerk and said he had a gun although no weapon was ever seen. police say he is armed and dangerous. a company in washington is reprinting 8,000 vote by mail ballots for people who live in san francisco. some postal equipment damaged more than 80 boxes of envelopes as they were being processed. the department of elections says the new ballots should reach voters within a week so

they can vote by mail for the november 4 general election. >> turn around is really quick on the reprints, the ones that we received yesterday are actually already in the mail, first class mail coming out washington. and then these ballots here will be in the mail by tuesday. >> the san francisco director of elections says post office has offered to reimburse the city for the cost of reprinting and mailing out those ballots. cal trans is in the process of installing high-tech tracking devices on its own vehicles. not only can those devices track the vehicle, but it can tell how fast an employee has been driving. they can also detect and flag minor mechanical irregularities before the vehicles break down. caltrans expects to finish installing the units by the end of the month. the san francisco giants are chasing their third championship in five years. today the giants take on the st. louis cardinals in game one of the national league championship series. that game is being played in st. louis but here at home, fans are going to be glued to their televisions and they say they are stocking up on all

things orange and black. >> i have my lucky giants earrings which i always wear for games and i was wearing them our last game which is why we won, i think. >> one fan we spoke with said she plans to wear orange and black every day until the playoffs are over. we did set up a hash tag for you to send us your giants pride pictures. just add the hash tag giants to win to your post. you can watch tonight's game right here on ktvu. coverage begins at 5:00. then tomorrow you can watch the game at -- at 5:00 p.m. on fox sports one. ktvu sports anchor joe fonzi is in st. louis and will bring us reports all weekend long. police are recommending charges against the driemp of a pizza truck that caused a deadly crash in sonomo county. coming up at 7:30, what the chp says the driver did wrong and why his actions could lead to serious charges being filed against him.

first, another day of a breach involving a major company. how k-mart customers have become the latest victims and what information may have been compromised. >> i'm tracking a notable warm- up for your bay area weekend. i'll line up your numbers for today. i'll show you how the fire concerns will be raised for tomorrow. and in the extended forecast, wet weather on the way. i'll have that as well coming up. insurance companies are spending millions of dollars trying to mislead you about the effects of proposition 46. well here's the truth: 46 will save lives. it will save money too. i'm bob pack, and i'm fighting for prop 46 because i lost my two children to preventable medical errors and i don't want anyone else to lose theirs. the three provisions in 46 will reduce medical errors and protect patients.

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because of high fire danger. temperatures are expected to hit the 80s and the 90s. gusty winds could also take down power lines and tree branches. the red flag warning will be in effect from 11:00 p.m. tonight until 5:00 a.m. monday morning in napa, her run and son -- her run and sonomo counties. a warning also in effect starting tomorrow morning at 3:00 a.m. for the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. firefighters are continuing to make progress on a wildfire burning northeast of sacramento in placer county. the fire is now 55% contained and has burned 459 acres. the fire along interstate 80 has burned six homes and four other buildings and still threatens about a thousand more. but all lanes of interstate 80 in the apple gate area are back open to traffic after they were shut down earlier in the week because of the fire. calfire has cleared its tankers to get back in the air following a deadly crash in use sell tip. all 22 of calfire's tankers

returned to service yesterday. they were grounded following a  tanker crash on tuesday that killed 62-year-old pilot jeffrey craig. it does not appear mechanical failure played a role in the crash. >> our state's mission is to keep all fires 95 -- 95% all fires ten acres or less. we do a pretty good job of that statewide. >> a calfire tanker helped contain a wildfire that broke out near the sonomo-morin county line yesterday. protests are expected to continue through the weekend in ferg s.o.p., missouri over a police -- ferguson, missouri over a police shooting that killed an unarmed teenager. last night hundreds of people marched to the st. louis county prosecutor's office and called for the officer who shot and killed michael brown to be charged. another protest is planned today at the site of the shooting. a grand jury is reviewing

evidence in the case and could announce a decision next month. a 3-year-old boy remains in critical condition this morning after surviving a fall into a jaguar exhibit at the little rock zoo in arkansas. it happened yesterday morning just about 10:45. police say according to a witness, two animals in the enclosure got to the child giving him some minor puncture wounds. the boy also had a fractured skull. a zoo keeper lowered a ladder into the exhibit and rescued that toddler while other staff members used fire extinguishers to keep the animals away. a full investigation has been launched. your time now is 7:17. let's head on to rosemary. the sunset -- sunset? sunrise is still going strong. and it is gorgeous out there. >> you're right. the sun now up and shining. some of us not seeing the sun just yet. we're also waking up with low clouds and fog. in fact, sfo reporting delays for some arriving flights up to about an hour those delays there. so something to be aware of. meanwhile here's a look at the

beautiful sunrise that claudine mention add moment ago. we will have plenty of sunshine for the afternoon. we have clearing skies for the second half of the day as our pattern begins to switch and dry, warm weather moves in for your bay area weekend. tracking just a little bit of activity here to the north of us but right behind this, we have a ridge of high pressure that will be building in along the west coast and as it does again it's going to clear us out. it's going to warm us up. i think temperatures anywhere 5 to 10 degrees warmer today than we were yesterday. so you'll notice that. by the second half of the weekend, the off shore winds are going to begin to pick up. claudine mentioned this a few moments ago. again, a red flag warning in place for the overnight hours and as we get into sunday, will last all through sunday. won't expire till early monday morning. here are a few details for you that claudine mention add moment ago. wind gus could reach 40 miles per hour. it's -- gusts could reach 40 miles per hour. it's primarily the hills and above a thousand feet.

so that to be aware of. we're going to be warmer and very dry. as for the low clouds and fog, they'll begin to burn back through the morning hours and by the afternoon, at least away from the coastline, we have mostly sunny skies. i think we'll be partly cloudy along the coast but right in here where the blue angels will be flying this afternoon, we have clear conditions. so good weather for fleet week and the weekend as we've been talking about this morning. 58 degrees right now in oakland. low 50s in napa. 57 outside your door in antioch. 54 in livermore. 56 in san jose. a lot of cloud cover going on around the bay area. partly cloudy to mostly sunny the farther inland you go. 57 degrees in antioch right now. for the second half of your day going into the mid- to upper 80s. we're looking at 10:00 a.m. 72 degrees. low 80s by about 1:00. mid- to upper 80s in the forecast for the second half of the day and as we settle into the evening, we have 77. expected right about 7:00. 84 novato thank. a beautiful day in sausalito.

mostly sunny and 75 there. mid-70s for richmond. you're looking at 76 in oakland. 84 for danville. 85 expected in pittsburg. low 80s into the santa clara valley and areas like san jose. santa clara, you're checking in at 81 today. santa cruz mostly sunny and 81. a nice beach day for you there. 77 san bruno. 79 in san mateo. low 70s for san francisco. upper 60s with partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy in areas like half moon bay as well as pacifica. and just to be aware as the anchors mention add bit early, rip currents and the possibility of sneaker waves for our local beaches for the weekend. your extended weekend forecast with, temperatures kin to warm. breezy for some. we begin to turn the corner as early as monday. dropping back into the upper 80s for inland cities. then into the 70s. by tuesday night into wednesday, the possibility of

scattered showers in the forecast. back to the desk. the. k-mart is now the latest retailer to be hit by data theft on thursday. k-mart's informational technology team detected the breach. the cybertech -- cyber' tack started in september. they were able to remove the malware but some debit and credit card numbers were compromised. the the breach did not affect the sears department store chain. those of photos that were hacked from the messaging app snap chat could soon be released. hackers are threatening to expose as many as 2,000 snaps online tomorrow. according to business insider, some of those snaps include nude photos of minors. snap chat photos disappear after a few seconds but some third-party apps allow users to save those pictures and snap chat said in a statement its users were victimized bihacers getting into those apps. getting the green light from the fda, the pill that

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southeasterly media is -- social media is buzzing over the controversial remarks made by the crea of microsoft about women and raises. software executive satya nadella was speaking at a women's conference in phoenix when questioned about how they should ask for a raise glit' not really about asking for a raise but knowing faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. that's good karma. it will come back. >> critics called the remarks shameful and highlighted a lack of gender diversity in tech companies, including microsoft. people have gone on twitter demanding that nadella resign

or get fired. he has since back peddled from his initial comments. he wrote on his blog, quote, if you think you deserve a raise, shoe just ask. newly released documents are showing the inner work actions of former president bill clinton's administration. nearly 10,000 pages of material were made public yesterday by the national archives and the clinton presidential library. those papers cover some of the biggest controversies of the clinton presidency, including whitewater and the monika lewinsky scondal. the clip -- scandal. the clinton library started releasing some of those documents starting in february. the package that will conduct an independent -- the panel that will conduct an end review of the secret service has been named, after some incidents were raised. the panel is expected to suggest potential candidates to lead the agency following the resignation of the secret service's director. the panel will also investigate a prostitution scandal

involving secret service agents during a presidential trip to columbia. thousands of same-sex couples are rushed to get married this weekend after same- sex marriage became legal in several more states. gay marriage is now legal in 27 states and the district of columbia. on monday the supreme court refused to hear appeals regarding same-sex marriage in indiana, oklahoma, you out, virginia, and -- utah, virginia and wisconsin. the decision not to hear those appeals means gay marriage is legal in those states. >> i never thought it would happen in my lifetime. i'm just so excited, probably the happiest day of my life. >> a federal appeals court found bans on gay marriage in idaho and nevada to be unconstitutional. another ban was struck down in north carolina. a new study reveals drinking coffee may be good for your liver. researchers from the national cancer institute in maryland say people who drink three or more cups of coffee a day including those who drink decaf have better liver health than people who don't drink coffee. researchers say drinking coffee

lowers certain enzymes in the blood linked to liver health but further studies are needed to identify what cop points in coffee -- components in coffee are responsible for that effect. >> just the best news i've heard all morning. >> i'm going to go out and get healthier. >> i was going to cut back but maybe i'll debate it a bit. how about $5 million richer. where a bay area woman bought a lotto ticket and what she plans to do with all that money? >> we need to send a strong message that playing games with these issues or these kinds of investigations is not acceptable. >> you have any comment? >> concerns that a domestic violence case against a 49er may have been compromised by a police officer. the investigation prompting a department wide change in protocol. >> a notable jump in temperatures coming to the bay area for your weekend. i'll update your current conditions and have a look at the afternoon highs for you coming up.

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. by the time the guys got here, there was fire coming out of all the windows and the doors to the front of the house. an early morning house fire claims the life of an elderly man and sends two other people to the hospital. the answer firefighters are hoping to find surrounding their investigation. i'm mike me back. >> i'm claudine wong. good morning. let's start with your weather.

rosemary has the weather. look at the moon and the glow, the ball of the sunshine. this will clear and it's fairly widespread this morning. we have a switch in the weather pattern on the way. it will lead to warmer weather and drier weather. conveniently it's going to lead to fire danger as well. let's take a look at what's going on right now. it's 56 degrees in concord and 56 in redwood city. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will be warmer for most of us. 84 in napa today. yesterday you were in the mid- 70s. you'll notice this. san francisco in the 60s, today going to 72 with mostly sunny skies. we'll remain partly to mostly cloudy along the coastline today. it's low 80s in freemont. we're warmer for today and

tomorrow. that red flag warming coming today and tomorrow morning. i'll have that in the extended forecast coming up. firefighters are investigating an early morning fire that killed one person and injured two others. that fire started about 3:00 this morning at a home in fuller street. a woman who lived inside was able to escape but her uncle, an elderly father were still trapped inside. a neighbor and his son were able to rescue the uncle, but struggled to get her father to that front door. >> firefighters are now looking into the cause of that fire. coming up in 30 minutes,'ll have a live report from hayward to provide us with any updates on this investigation. the chp is recommending charges be filed against a driver of a fatal accident in petaluma.

this man was killed had a oven broke loose from his car. the chp said the hitch wasn't strong enough for the trailer's weight and safety chains weren't used or secured properly. >> it was an almost 4,000 pound missile going down the road at 60 miles per hour. the chp says trailers heavier than 3,000 pounds are required to have appointed braking system as a backup to stop them. the brick oven did not have one. they're reviewing the case. a former walnut creek police officer has been sentenced to one year electronic home detention for beating a woman with a baseball bat. he attacked a woman in a vacant home that belonged to his father. he said he thought the woman was break nothing the home. she was in the area because she

had run out of gas. >> this is not spur of the moment behavior. this was premeditated, the use of a mask to commit the crime. thompson retired from the police force after his arrest. if he shows good behavior he could serve six months of home detention. a middle school was arrested after bringing a loaded semi-automatic to school. it was reported something suspicious in the back pack. the student was arrested and booked into juvenile hall. it was stolen from a house in arkansas back in 2012 but the student has yet to reveal how he got it. a high school football player is being remembered after he was shot and killed from vacaville. he was killed on monday,

dimitrius ward -- demetri us ward was killed. they wore 21, the number of his jersey. many people were at the game where he was honored. >> we want to say thank you to the high school. there's a lot of love here. >> no arrests have been made in ward's killing. they've identified the mother and new born baby girl who was abandoned in a dumpster. this 13-year-old gave birth, they're looking into the circumstances of her pregnancy and they're looking into child care protective services. they found the baby outside of an apartment complex earlier this week. >> i reached in and grabbed it, i gave it it my wife. i gave her my t-shirt, she brought her inside, massaged her. the baby is healthy and is

being cared for at a local hospital. the incident is a reminder of the california safe haven law, which allows a baby to be surrendered at a fire station with no questions asked. a woman who spent 1 years in prison for a murder she did not commit was released. susan mellen was released from a courthouse last night. a los angeles county judge overturned the conviction. he said the justice system failed her. she heard her confess to the killing and she has a long history of giving false information to the police. >> i think -- i'm numb, it hasn't hit me. i haven't had my break down

yet. she says she wants to man the wedding of one of her adult daughters and enjoy a happy meal at mcdonald's. san jose's police chief says they'll no longer moonlight for the team. when officers arrived, the police sergeant who was not working the case was all over. mcdonald had called in sergeant pritchard who worked for the 49ers when he was off duty. >> they trust us when we're in law enforcement. it seems to me whether the officer did anything wrong or not, let's just avoid any appearance. >> the 49ers contract with outside firms with oakland based star protection agency for security. star protection says it hires active and retired law

informent and there will be no problem for up and coming games at levi stadium. some football players will have a chance to play at levi's. today at noon oakdale will take on manteca. a woman is $5 million richer after scratching off a winning lottery ticket. she bought the ticket on saturday. it's the fourth lotto scratcher she had ever purchased. she will pay off her house and car and hasn't made plans for spending that money. and the store will receive a $25,000 for selling that

winning ticket. talks for addressing a climate change, they'll discuss progress on reaching a global agreement on protecting the environment. schwarzenegger is the head of the initiative. >> this is bigger than any movie. i'm on a crusade to reverse this trend, to sustain a future and reverse climate change once and for all. >> they want to reduce the reliance on nuclear energy by 57 to 50%. half moon bay will be invaded by the largest pumpkins on the planet. for farmers there's a damper on the competition, there are two big pumpkins right now. >> i started out with 7 plants. they've gun growing here for nine or ten years.

>> -- they've been growing here for nine or ten years. >> garden isn't the best term. this is a patch. a very unique pumpkin patch. >> this one we call godzilla after the movie that just came out and that one is the smaller one and we call it godziuki, the son of godzilla. >> they're giants. >> they don't have a handle on the end. they're big pumpkins. >> that's how you really say it, punkins. >> growers are superstitious. >> i have been advised not to be doing this interview right now. >> he agreed to talk to us as we approached the half moon bay pumpkin weigh off. >> it's the iron man of pumpkins. it's the world championship. >> he wasn't sure if he would have a pumpkin at all this

year. some growers couldn't. >> they were forbidden for using a certain number of gallons. where i live they asked us to do a 30% have tear reduction in our water use. generally i grow ten plants, this year i just grew seven. >> this year even in this drought, two big pumpkins were born. >> genetically, i just want to make it happen. >> in the final hours before the slate is cleared, he takes another look at the numbers. >> the circumference of this one is 204 inches and these are 1700 and 1900. >> now, that's all that's left to do is cover them up and cross his fingers and hope it pays off. >> this will be this weekend and then the big weigh in is on monday morning. >> i just went to farmer john and got the biggest pumpkin i ever bought in my life.

not that big. >> would you have to carry a wheel barrow. >> i did lift it in the truck myself though. the orange and black are looking to grab another pennant. what fans say they'll do to spring luck to their team. ebola screening procedures get under way today. what travellers can expect and other airports are expected to start screening soon. i'll line up your numbers for the afternoon. i'll show you how long the trend will last and introduce you to the possibility of rain coming up. there's san francisco international where there are delays of about one hour reported this morning because of the low clouds. time now is 7:42, you're watching mornings on 2. ♪

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. happening today, new york city's jfk airport is going to screen passengers from west africa for symptoms of ebola. people traveling from sierra leone guinea are going to be checked for fever. and other airports will begin screening soon. >> the 30 years that i've been involved in in public health anything like this has been aids. we have to work hard to make sure this is not another aids. 90% of west africa pass through the airports that are conducting the screenings. the death toll has topped 4,000. more than 8,000 cases have been

reported in 7 countries. most are centered in the west african countries of sierra leone and other countries. six ambulances surrounded the plane as it landed yesterday in los angeles after reports that a passenger who had recently traveled to africa became nauseous during a night. the incident happened after it took off from jfk's airport. it was quarantined for two hours while the passenger was examined. entero virus had been in the cases. five cases are in alameda county. cases have been reported in san francisco, berkeley and contra costa and it can cause severe respiratory and flu-like symptoms and is frequently

diagnosed in children. three more people have been diagnosed with the west nile virus in contra costa. that number is now 5. and mosquitos were east of discovery bay and a dead bird had the virus. use insect repellant. they recommend that people remove standing water where mosquitos tend to breed. they've received approval for the food and drug administration for a new hepatitis c pill. in clinical studies it cured 94 to 99% of patients within 24 weeks of treatment. they'll be selling the drug for $1,000 125 per pill. the treatment is the first all oral regimen for hepatitis c patients. if you are headed out today, there is good weather

and a lot to do. >> although i have a feeling that people might be back in their houses for some kind of game that might be going on. yes, the game, they may have decent weather as well. we're worried about the rain, but it will be a-okay this afternoon. let's find out what's happening here at home. in pittsburg we have low clouds in the bay area. we're greeted by low and high- level clouds. we have the sun glowing through and we'll continue with this for the next couple of hours. we have clearing skies for the afternoon and we have a warmup coming our way. i've built a comparison for you just to show you the numbers because this is a notable jump. sometimes we take baby steps and it's hard to tell from one day to the next, you should notice 64 in san francisco, today going to 72, upper 70s in concord and yesterday you'll go

to 84 and a whopping ten degrees lower in san jose. this flow will become a little bit more robust as the ridge of high pressure begins to build in. we'll notice that curvature in the next day or so. notice what again is moving into the bay area. those mid and high-level clouds that we showed you from the live shot a minute ago. temperatures will be warming up. as we get into tomorrow in addition to warmer weather we have that offshore flow that's going to be strengthening due to the ridge of high pressure that will be strengthening and because of it we have a red flag warning, it starts late tonight and will be going into tomorrow morning. it's from the north and east bay hills. and the sacramento national weather service and it stretches through the delta as

well. that is what we have going into tonight. for today, better clearing, temperatures are warming, 72 degrees. the blue angels, plenty of sunshine, upper 70s in the forecast. afternoon high, vallejo 73 in berkeley. we have 76 in oakland, and into the santa clara valley, 84 in loss go tows -- los gatos, if you're expected to go to the beaches, watch for sneaker waves. tomorrow we'll begin a cooldown as early as monday and tuesday night into wednesday, the possibility of wet weather moving our way. we'll be tracking that. in addition to the wet weather, temperatures coming back and

the forecast into the inland community. >> 7:53, bay area hospitals that treat low income patients are being sold. the daughter of health systems says six of the hospitals in california,being sold to prime health care due to financial problems. that includes the hospital in san jose. seton medical center. we are committed to keeping these hospitals functioning with the emergency departments with trauma centers with all the services they currently have. and keeping all the jobs. >> prime health care says it has a track record of turning around distressed hospitals, but the union for the daughter of charity workers says they'll put profits before patients and have started a campaign to block the sale. >> 800 people will pack fire house station 11 for an open

house. the coast guard and several other agencies will participate in demonstrations and tours. food and admission is free and the first 100 children will get goody bags. at noon today, the medical will do afullyover and they'll talk to a child on the radio. that runs from 11 until 3. getting ready for winter, the ski resorts are getting ready to employ thousands of seasonal workers and where you can get a job today. he doesn't like attention, but a former earthquake star is getting a lot of it. how donovan was honored in the. s men's national team. ( yawn )

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. here in california prices are expected to fall as much as 30 cents a gallon. some prices have fallen by a nickel a day.

it's $3.64, but don't expect the lower prices to stick around for long. a new carbon tax kicks in next year and is expected to send prices soaring again. here's a look at where the prices stand. the average price is $3.78 a gallon. in oakland it's costing drivers 3.66. some are paying an average of $3.64. they're reporting prices as low as $2.99 a gallon. president obama is making the case for raising the minimum wage in his weekly address. >> right now a worker earns $7.25. it's time to raise that to $10.10. >> he said that would benefit 28 million americans. congress hasn't voted to raise the federal minimum wage since 2007. president obama has declared the san gabriel mountains in

california a national monument. >> it's the story of america in many ways. it's the story of communities exploring the great west. >> he described the mountains as an important part of the nation's history yesterday. the new status is meant to protect the area from development and to be an outdoor recreation destination. they're looking to snap back from the tough loss at south bend. the cardinals were up and a bull's eye for cotton. 10-0 after the pat. second quarter, greg, he comes down with the jump ball. how about more from those two. stanford rolls 34-17. this is against interstate cal at home today. thousands of is that correct

fans will gather for the team's regular season home opener. they're coming back after shutting out the kings. they'll take on the jags at 7:00. it will be held outside the shark tank. that kicks off at 4:45. the former earthquake star played the final game in connecticut. it ended 1-1 in ecuador. the night belonged to donovan, he played in three world cups and scoring 57 goals, the most ever for the men's national team. >> i'm not overly comfortable with that kind of attention on me, so, it was a battle with myself to just try to enjoy it and allow it and appreciate it. donovan received a jersey made out of all the jersies he wore on the us team.

he'll retire from his current club at the end of the season. a sonoma county man is behind bars, what he did to a 4- year-old girl in a wal-mart store that got him arrested and what we've learned about his criminal record. the orange and black are rallying behind their team. sunny and warmer weather in store for your bay area weekend. i'll detail the forecast and the afternoon highs in your neighborhood coming up.

. investigators remain at the scene at a deadly house fire at the east bay. a dramatic account from a person who rushed in and try to help. supporters and critics of president obama gathers and what he has planned today. they're getting ready to take over the skies. and social media is getting popular with threat week. mornings on 2 continues now. welcome to mornings on 2 everyone, it's saturday october 27th. i'm mike mibach.

let's look at a quick look at your weather. >> we have improving weather, better, a clearing for today and even better for tomorrow. i'll explain why coming up in just a moment. we're looking at the east bay. we're joined by mid and high- level clouds this morning. some of us are waking up with gray clouds and patchy fog and some of us mid and high-level clouds. it will peel away back to the coastline. for the coast we'll be partly to mostly cloudy. for most of us mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. 53 in napa. 54 in san francisco. sfo checking in at 59 degrees and there are delays at sfo for some of those arriving flights, as we get to the morning hours, notice there we go, we get to see a nice clearing for the afternoon. mostly sunny skies expected, temperatures will be warming

up. 60s at the coast, a lot of 70s around the bay, low to mid-80s for the community. notable warmup will come today. it's a drier warmer pattern will lead to an increase of fire danger and i'll explain that for you coming up. we're following the news where an elderly man was killed that fire. he was known by many neighbors simply as papa. >> reporter: at least three of those neighbors tried to help this elderly man escape. two rushed into the homes as flames were rushing out. they had to turn around when the heat became too intense. here's what is left, this home is on fuller avenue in hayward. fire investigators are still here and are looking to see how this fire started. it started at 3 and they woke

up to hear a woman creeping for help -- screaming for help. her brother and father were in there. they tried to help the elderly man escape. they helped the brother, but they went back in to help the father but the flames were too intense. >> we tried to pull him out but the flames were blocking the door. >> it's sad, i mean, the old man was my friend and sometimes we spent time talking on the backyard and the front yard and laughing. >> the neighbor suffered serious second-degree burns on his hands. his son ended up going to the hospital for smoke inhalation for trying to help the elderly man escape. the man was in his 80s.

he's lived with his home with daughter and son for decade. he was known affectionately by everyone on this street as papa. they don't think this fire was suspicious. this he don't know where or how the fire started. they're going through the home this morning trying to answer that question. live in hayward, channel 2 news. president obama will attend a fundraiser in san francisco today. it's a political round table where 25 guests are paying $25 to attend. it began last night at the w hotel. if you spent one hour at that event. there were 250 donors snapping photos of the president taking the stage. >> it was not very big, and i was right in the front. so, we got a great look at the

president and we got to shake his hand and it was wonderful for him to come to speak to us person to person like that. >> and the president talked about some global issues such as the islamic terrorist group, the ebola crisis and the russian aggression in ukraine and the us unemployment. and barbara lee, not everyone is pleased with the president's visit. >> about 100 protestors waved antiwar signs and displayed a miniature drone and demanded that the us stay out of iraq and syria. >> they have no idea what's going on in the middle east. they give weapons on the side they perceive they're not to be on and the us needs to get out. >> one man unrelated to the

protests did get into confrontation with police and he was handcuffed and taken away. the waterfront is expected to be packed as they watch the navy's newest ship and the blue angels. [ music ] the blue angels are scheduled to take to the skies at 3:00 p.m. today and tomorrow. people have been wait ago long time to see the blue angels as it was cancelled last year because of budget cuts. there's a selfie with a sailor and it encourages people to thank members for their service. >> everybody is loving the hash tags, taking pictures with us. san francisco mayor ed lee is expected to speak today. it's going to be eventually at

its home court in san diego. >> i had stopped and shook every soldier's hand for service. this is what it means it me. heavy traffic is expected this weekend because of fleet week. people headed to the events are asked to take public transportation. more, now, at the fleet week. precision air shows will be held today and tomorrow. the blue angels will be performing between three and four p.m >> reporter: there is suspicious of harassing and filming a camera. david olson recorded up the dress of a 4-year-old girl. he's a registered sex offender for a previous conviction involving a child. his bail has been set at $3,000. a man exposing himself to a woman in belmont may be tiled to similar incidents in palo alto. the man they're looking for is

the same sketch that was depicted in the sketch yesterday afternoon. this happened in a coffee shop in el camino. two women saw a man touch himself inappropriate. >> there was a white bmw and he was exposing himself. the most recent palo alto incident happened thursday when a man exposed himself to a woman on her bicycle on miller avenue. police are searching for someone who broke into a home and severely injured a dog. the homeowner had been own out and found the injured dog in his home. the two suspects are described as the late teens and 20s and both were wearing baseball caps and jabs. a man believed to be in his

50s were at 1:30 yesterday or thursday afternoon. he handed the teller a note demanding money. nine minutes later two blocks away, a man watching that same description walked into another bank handed the teller a note and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. they're searching for a bank robber who may have been searching there for now. they released a photo of the suspect, he robbed a branch located inside the safe way store on mcdowell boulevard. they show him walking up to the counter and he said he had a gun although no weapon was ever seen. the man should be considered armed and dangerous. anyone with information is being asked to call the petaluma police department. a company in washington is reprinting 8,000 vote by ballots in san francisco. 80 boxes of envelopes were

damaged. the new ballots should reach voters so they can vote by mail for the november 4th general election. >> they're on the reprints, the ones we received yesterday are in the mail, the first-class mail coming out of washington. these notes thereby the mail by tuesday. san francisco director of elections says the post office has offered to reimburse the city for the cost of mailing out those ballots. today the giants take on the st. louis cardinals in the game 1 of the national championship series. it's being played in st. louis, fans will be stocking up on orange and block. >> i was wearing them last year and it's why we won i think. >> one family spoke with us and says she plans to wear orange and black every day until the playoffs are over.

we asked you to send your giants pride pictures. giants to win to your post. you can watch the coverage, it begins at 5:00, tomorrow you can watch the game at 5 p.m. ktvu sports anchor is in st. louis and we'll have live reports all weekend long. >> it should be a great series between the cardinals and the giants. an innocent woman freed from prison after 17 years. she was locked up, why she was locked up in the first plays and what she plans to do now that she's been released from prison. a breach involving a major company. how k-mart customers have become the latest victims and what information may have been compromised. a bay area weekend, i'll have an update on your current conditions, i'll have a look at the afternoon highs and i'll show you when we could be at higher risk for fire coming up.

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warnings because of big hotter temperatures. the red flag warning will be in effect from 11 p.m. tonight and 5:00 a.m. monday morning for areas above 1,000 feet in elevation. gentleman a warning will be in effect in the mountains. a fire is burning northeast of sacramento county and placerville. it's burned 457 acres. it's burned six homes and four other buildings and threatens a thousand more. all the loans in that applegate area are open to traffic after being shut down because of the fire. a deadly crash in yosemite

national forest. there was a tanker crash on tuesday. that killed a 62-year-old pilot, jeffrey hunt of san jose. it doesn't appear mechanical failure played a role in that class. they need the tankers to battle wildfires across the state. >> our mission is to keep them at 10 acres or less and we do a good job of that statewide. >> they helped contain a fire that broke out on the sonoma county line yesterday. this is no immediate plans to send the tankers to this fire. they're tracking devices on vehicles. this he can tell how fast an employee had been driving. they can detect and flag minor mechanical regulators before the vehicles break down. they expect to install those units by the end of the month. k-mart is the latest retailer to be hit by data theft. they detected the breach, the

sears holdings corporation says the cyber attack started in early september, the company says it was able to quickly remove the malware but says it believes debit and credit cards were compromised. they failed to disclose how many cards were affected. hackers are reportedly threatening to post as many as 200,000 snaps online tomorrow. according to business insiders some include nude photos of minors. they appear after 2 seconds. some allow users to see those pictures. some say they were victimized by hackers get into those apps. lots of people have big plans. the giants are playing away, there may be parties and people

going out. >> oh, yes. how about cal-berkeley playing. let's get a live look in berkeley this morning. we're waking up with mostly cloudy skies. partly cloudy for the afternoon. it's partly cloudy around the bay and warmer than yesterday. we're getting a brief warming trend for the weekend. changes in store for next week. let's talk about what's happening right now. we're waking up with low clouds and a little bit of fog this morning. in santa rosa we have low clouds and sfo we have fog and there are delays as they arrive it. now, into the bay where we have low clouds and fog, you go farther inland and even areas that don't have the low clouds this morning waking up with mid and high-level clouds, it has to do with the know around that ridge of high pressure that will begin to strengthening as we make it through today. this is going to pass through and right behind it, a ridge of high pressure is going to start

to build in and that will lead to the warmer weather. that will lead to the offshore flow because the pressure gradiant, the tighter it is, the breezier it will be. that low pressure moving out. it's a weak one of, the high pressure is behind it, the lower pressure will be increasing a red flag warning due to the dry warm breezy conditions. we talked about this a minute ago. here's a view of tom tomorrow morning. wind gusts are expected to be 30 miles per hour. it's in the santa cruz mountains and for portions of the central valley. it's 57 in san francisco, upper 50s in oakland, concord and san jose. there's a lot of cloud cover out there. for the afternoon it will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny. no advisories for the red flag warning today. we have one along the coastline and the anchors are talking

about that as well. be prepared for sneaker waves and rip currents if you're going to the coast this weekend. 75 in sausalito. will 3 for -- 83 for san raphael. and if you're going to be hanging out in richmond, low 700s in berkeley this afternoon. 84 for danville, 85 in pleasanton. in the south bay, temperatures ranging in the mid-80s. for saratoga 84 for you. it's nice for you there. along the peninsula 70s and low 80s. 7 # san bruno and low 70s for the blue angels to fly, partly cloudy and mostly sunny skies. perhaps we'll be in mostly cloudy in pacifica and half moon bay. it does increase fire danger, but on the flip side we have mostly sunny case and warmer weather coming our way.

and then we have a cooler pattern as we get back to work on monday. temperatures continue to fall on tuesday and wednesday. in addition to the cooldown, notice the possibility of showers, it looks like moving in late tuesday into wednesday. we'll be tracking that for you as well. back to the desk. >> well, they're going to be hosting job fares this month for the 2014, 2015 winter seas on. it's in the california resort and they're all looking to hire 3400 seasonal employees. it will be hosting its job fair today from 9:00 a.m. to 2 p.m., both kirkwood and heavenly will be hosting job fares from 9:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. this will be on saturday october 25th from 9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. new ebola procedures will be getting under way, and coming up the other airports that will start the same screenings. >> it helps weak you up in the

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. a three-year-old boy remains in critical condition after surviving a fall into a jaguar exhibit at the little rock zoo in arkansas. it happened at 10:45, according to a witness, two animals in the enclosure gave him minor

puncture wounds and the boy had a fractured skull. a zoo keeper rescued the toddler while other keepers used fire extinguishers to keep the animals at bay. an investigation is being launched. a man was questioned about how women should ask for a raise, this was the ceo of microsoft. >> it's not about asking for a raise but having faith that the system will give you the right raises as you did along. that's good karma it will come back. >> they called the remarks shameful and lack of diversity in tech companies including microsoft. they ask that he resign or get fired. he has back pedaled from his initial comments. if you think you deserve a

raise you should just ask. thousands of same-sex couples are asking to get married this weekend. it is now legal in 27 states and the district of columbia, on monday the supreme court refused to hear appeals regarding same-sex marriage in oklahoma, utah and wisconsin, the decision not to hear the appeal means it's legal in those states. >> i'm excited that it's the happiest day of my life. >> a federal appeals court found bans on idaho and nevada to be unconstitutional this week and another ban was struck down in north carolina. >> a new study reveals that drinking coffee may be good for your liver. research from the national cancer institute of in maryland, those who drink 3 cups of coffee have better liver health than those people who don't drink coffee.

it lowers certain enzymes in the blood, but further studies are needed to identify what components are responsible for that effect. >> i have four cups. two in the morning and two midafternoon. >> all right. >> we're following developing news in the east bay this morning. a man in his 80s killed in a house fire. he has a well-known and much like figure in the neighborhood. coming up in ten minutes, the global issues that schwarzenegger is biggerrer than any movie he starred in. >> we'll show you when the clouds are expected to clear and the numbers for today. it's coming up. bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event ends monday choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing

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. good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on 2 on this saturday october 11th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. we want to give you a check on the weather. rosemary people have plans for today? >> yeah, it's a gloomy start for some. look at the oakland estuary, you can't see san francisco there in the backdrop. along the coast inside the bay, some of us are waking up with mid and high-level clouds. for the afternoon we have partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. temperatures in the 50s, 57 foster city, and 54 degrees and temperatures will begin to turn around and we get into the next hour or so and the clouds will begin to clear as well. take a look at what we have as we get into 10 or 11:00 and it's stopping at noontime where

it's showing you we have the blue angels this afternoon. it's partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. we'll be partly cloudy to mostly cloudy for the rest of us. temperatures are warming up. 60s at the coast, a lot of 70s along the bay. you go inland we've got the orange on the map. we've got 80s on the forecast. 86 for antioch today. 84 for concord and 83 for vallejo. 72 for san francisco this afternoon. 68 in pacifica. these are anywhere at least for most of us. we're five to ten degrees warmer than we were yesterday. warmer for today and tomorrow. heightened fire danger for tomorrow as well and i'll have a look at the red flag warning coming up. a charge is going to be filed against a driver, wayne usher was killed in august when a large brick pizza oven broke

loose and slammed into a car. it injured two sons and his girlfriend who was in the passenger seat. the chp said the hitch wasn't strong enough for the trailer's weight and safety chains weren't used or secured properly. >> that was a 4,000 pound missile going down the road at 60 miles per hour. >> the chp says trailers heavier than 3,000 pound are required to have an independent braking system to stop them. the brick oven didn't have one. a police officer has been sentenced for one year of detention for beating a woman with a baseball bat. he was wearing a ski mask when he attacked a woman in a vacant home that belonged to his father. the woman was in the area because he had run out of gas. >> this was not spur of the moment behavior. this was premeditated, the use

of a mask to commit the crime. >> thompson required from the walnut creek police department after his arrest. if he shows good behavior or has good behavior during the sentence he can serve 6 months of detention. a oakland teenager having set a teenager on fire, richard thomas is being prosecuted as an adult on a 19-year-old girl. she was asleep on a ac transit bus when his skirt was set on fire. turns of the agreement is not scheduled to ai pier until thursday. this 18-year-old demitri us ward is being remembered. his teammates honored him on the football game. they wore the number 21.

his family members were at the game when he was being honored. >> we just want to say thank you to the high school and all the people who supported him, who loved him because he has a lot of love here. >> so far no arrests have been made in ward's killing. a woman who spent 17 years in prison for murder is free this morning. 59-year-old susan mellen hugged her family as she was released from the courthouse last night. a county judge overturned her conviction saying that the justice system had failed her. she was found guilty of orchestrating the beating death of a neighbor, but a working group discovered that a witness who testified, she heard susan mellen confess to the killing had a long history of giving false tips to police. >> i'm nervous and excited. i'm numb, i haven't had my break down yet. >> a gang member was also

convicted of a killing, as for susan mellen, she wants to enjoy a mcdonald's happy meal and plan the wedding of one of her adult daughters. firefighters are investigating an early morning fire that killed one person and injured two others. that fire started at 3:00 this morning at a home on fuller avenue. a woman was able to escape but an uncle and her father were inside. >> neighbors were able to get the uncle out but not the father. >> we struggled to get him out. there was flames blocking the door. >> they're trying to find out the cause of that fire. no other houses were damaged by the flames. a major security shakeup to the 49ers, it was connected to the domestic violence investigation. the officers will no longer

moonlight as security for the team. police responded to asy service call at the home in august. the police sergeant who was not working the case was already there. he had called in sergeant sean pritchard who worked for the 49ers when off duty. >> we have the public trust for all of us when we're in law enforcement. whether the officer did anything wrong or not, the real issue is let's just avoid any appearance. >> the 49ers contract with outside firms such as oakland base star protection agency for security. it hires active and law enforcement officers that there will be no problem for adequate security for upcoming games in the high school stadium. we'll have a chance today to play at levi's, 12,000 came

here and today at noon, oakdale will take on manteca and they'll be taking on lasalle at 3 chock. a woman is $5 million richer after scratching off a winning lotto ticket. she bought it at the supermarket. it's the fourth lottery scratcher that she had ever purchased. they've not made any plans for spending that money. the supermarket will have $25,000 bonus for that ticket. schwarzenegger met with the president of france and discussed progress on reaching the agreement on protecting the environment. he's the founding chair of the initiative. >> this is bigger than any movie. this is the challenge of our time. this is why i am on the crusade

to reverse this trend and to create a sustainable energy future and to terminate climate change once and for all. >> the talks come after the lower house of parliament reduced the reliance from 75 to 50%. half moon bay will have the safe way pumpkin weigh off. it's on monday at 7:00 a.m. they're offering a special prize. the grower that breaks the existing world record will win $30,000. the current world record for the heaviest pumpkin is 2096 pounds. but, the weather has put a damper on the competition, we were restricted from using a certain number of gallons of the where i live they asked us to do a 30% reduction in our

water use. >> because of that reduction, he grew 7 instead of 10 pumpkins this year. he's taking that pumpkin that is named godzilla to the competition on monday. president obama will have another fundraiser in san francisco. >> we want education [ chanting ] >> not everyone thrilled about the president, and what protestors are demanding from him. trying to stop the threat of the eastbound virus. the faa is implementing new safety rules today. i'll have a look at the numbers for today. and i'll show you why the switch of the pattern will increase the fire danger in the area. >> there's the golden gate bridge you can see the north and south towers. hopefully the fog will burn off

because the blue angels hope to buzz those towers.

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police in central california have identified the mother of a new born girl abandoned in a dumpster. the mother is a 13-year-old girl. investigators say they're looking dropped off at a design

place and there is no questions asked. they're going tacrine passengers for people traveling from liberia, guinea and sierra leone will be checked for

fever. and atlanta and other airports will be screening soon. >> the only thing like this is aids, we have to work now so this is not the world's next aids. passengers with symptoms will be quarantined if necessary. 90% of passengers from west africa pass through airports conducting the screens. the death toll has topped 4,000. more than 8,000 cases have been reported in seven countries. most of the cases are centered no the west africa countries of liberia, sierra leone and guinea. one american has died after he contracted the ebola virus in liberia. one person did not have the ebola virus. six planes were in las vegas, there were reports that a person who traveled to africa became nauseous on a flight. it took off from the jfk

airports. the plane was quarantined on the plane for two hours. 32 cases have been reported statewide of the entero virus. five cases are in alameda cases. cases have been reported in san francisco, berkeley and contra costa and santa clara and solerno counties. it's frequently diagnosed in children. they more people have been diagnosed with west nile virus. that brings the total number to 5. in addition to the human cases mosquitos east of discovery bay and a dead bird in a lamo tested positive for the virus. people need to protect themselves from mosquito bites. you need to remove standing water where they can breed.

there's approval for a new hepatitis pill, the drug is called havoni. it cured 94 to 95% of patients within 24 weeks of treatment. they'll be something it for $1,125 a pill. it's the first oral treatment for hepatitis c patients. sfo should expect delays. sfo is experiencing delays of up to an hour for incoming and outgoing flights. thanks to foggy weather you're taking a live look at sfo right now. the fog is sitting low. passengers and those driving to the airport to pick up loved ones should check their air lines for information about specific lights will nights. air force one is taking off today and that causes delays for people getting in and out of san francisco, keep that in

mind as well. time now is 8:46. let's get to rosemary. you're right. another morning in the bay area. outside our days how about that soupy fog out there this morning. we'll look at the bay bridge out there. it's out there. it's around the bay and along the coast, the folks are experiencing delays. santa rosa, they're reporting fog down a half mile. it has to do with the high pressure that is strengthening over the area, the marine layer and the fog is getting pushed to the ground. that's why it is here and we're out and about driving this morning. be careful if you have an early morning commute if you have that. this is zonal, you can see past, a ridge of high pressure is building in.

the flow will turn northeast. that will dry us out tonight and into tomorrow. if i show you here, i put some arrows in place to show you. you can see the motion there. i love the loop, you can get the idea of the circulation and how that flow is beginning to move into the bay area. also it's helping to bring in mid and high-level clouds, we have mid and high-level clouds, by tonight and into tomorrow it will bring gusty north winds. it will be dry late saturday night and all day sunday and lasting until monday morning. gusty conditions especially for the hills. our east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. this area of red this is issued from the weather service, so portions of the sacramento valley and stretching in the delta. it's warm and dry. let's call this for saturday. it starts late tonight. for today we have nice weather coming our way.

mostly sunny skies for the afternoon and temperatures will be warming up. 57 degrees in concord, upper 80 in oakland. a cool start in the north bay, we have 56 degrees in san jose and mid-50s in the afternoon. we have 80 for sonoma today, 8 in san raphael and petaluma. 80s for the midland communities, 5 to 10 degrees above yesterday's high. 84 for morgan hill. sunnyvale you'll go to 80 degrees. 79 san mateo and 77 san bruno. mostly sunny in san francisco. it should be a great afternoon for the blue angels to my and with the offshore flow, today and tomorrow it will be better for tomorrow with mostly clear skies.

the game starts this afternoon. notice the rain passing through the southern edge of missouri. it looks like the game will go without much rain if any at all. we have nice weather in store for the afternoon. it will be 55 degrees when the giants and cardinals play today in st. louis. the steppedded forecast, the bay area always in view, we talked about the heightened fire danger for sunday. a quick transition back to a cooling trend and by tuesday night into wednesday, we may see what weather coming back our way with a chance of scattered showers in the west. throw hospitals are being sold. the daughters of charity health system, six hospitals are being sold to prime health care due to financial problems. that includes o'connor, and st. louis in gilroy. >> we are committed to keeping

these hospitals functioning with the emergency departments, with trauma centers, with all the services they currently have. and keeping all the jobs. >> prime health care says it has a track record of turning around distressed hospitals. >> but a union of daughters for charity workers says it fears it will put profits before patients and has started a campaign to block the sale. there will be a new pretrial assessment system. all people booked into the jail will be evaluated on the level of their crime and how dangerous they may be. people with favorable scores will be released without bail with their first appearance of a judge. the sheriff's department is to reduce the number of low risk offenders and more high risk offenders. they're expecting 800 people to pack fire station 11

for an open house today. firefighters sent us these pictures from the event last year and several other agencies will participate in demonstrations and tours today, food and admission is free and the first 100 children will be getting goody bags and at noontime reach air medical will do a flyover and talk to the child and this event runs from 11 until 3. another major retail chain hit by hackers. a cyber attack against k-mart. information that may be compromised. when we return, holiday gifts for car owners, how much gas prices could drop by the end of the year. ♪

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. there could be some relief at the gas pumps this holiday season, gas prices are expected to fall as much as 30 cents a gal before christmas. some prices are falling about a nickel a day. the state average is at 364 a gal, don't expect the lower prices to stick around very long. it kicks in next year and that's expected to send prices up again. here's where prices stay in the bay area. it's 378 a gal and it's costing drives in oakland $3.66 and they'll pay an average of $3.64. prices have been reported as low as 2.99 a gallon.

president obama is making the case for raising the minimum wage in his weekly address. >> right now a worker on the federal minimum wage earns $7.25 it's time to raise that to $10.10 an hour. increasing it would benefit 28 million americans. they've voted to raise it not since 2007. the president has declared the mountains in california, the san gabriel mountains as a national monument. >> it's the story of america, exploring the west. >> it's an important part of the nation's history. the new status is meant to protect the area from development and increase access to the public as an outdoor recreation. >> it's a tough loss in south bend, a little friday night

lights, they're up with a little play action. a bull's eye to tie it tightened cotton, it's nothing after the pat, second quarter, he comes down with the jump on there, how about more from those two. there's a four yard pass. we're on the road next weekend against arizona state. cal at home today against washington. thousands of shark fans will gather in san jose tonight against the regular season home opener. they're sorting out the los angeles kings and the sharks will take on the winnepeg jets. before the game this is actually a pregame street rally that is going to be held outside the shark tank. he is regarded as the greatest american soccer player ever by many. former san jose earthquake star

landon donovan played his final game last night with the us men's national game. the game ended in a 1-1 tie against ecuador. the night belonged to donovan, he was in three world cups and scored 57 goals the most ever. >> i'm not overly comfortable with that kind of attention with me so it was a battle with myself to just try to enjoy it and allow it and appreciate it. >> he received a jersey and all the jersies he wore on the us team. he'll retire from the current club at the end of the season. >> when you can expect the blue angels in the skies over the bay area this afternoon. >> and a flasher may have struck again in the peninsula, the similarities to incidents in belmont and palo alto. >> a warmup in store for your bay area weekend, how much higher temperatures will go for

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to the prayer for another fund- raiser. the giants get ready to take on st. louis. how the orange and black are rallying behind their team. "mornings on 2" continues now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm claudine wong. >> i'm everyone mike mibach. a lot going on in the bay area if you are headed outside. let's get you over to rosemary for a quick check. >> how about a peek inside the bay? we have a military vessel in view and san francisco as the backtrop. waking up to mostly cloudy skies. a lot of fog out there. it will burn away. we'll be left with mostly sunny skies and clearing conditions for the blue angels to fly this afternoon. low clouds, fog, mid and high- level clouds drifting our way as well. but again, for the afternoon, mostly sunny away from the coastline, temperatures are coming up. anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees

above yesterday. 60 degrees in concord. 55 in napa. 54 in novato. our temperatures are turning around. we were in the low 50s earlier this morning. santa rosa still trailing behind at 50 degrees. 61 in hayward. 57 outside the door in redwood city. as we get into the second half of the morning and by noontime we'll be partly cloudy and mostly sunny for today. temperatures 72 in san francisco this afternoon with, again, fog this morning, partly cloudy for the afternoon. we shouldn't have any trouble with the blue angels flying this afternoon and we've got even better weather coming for sunday. upper 70s, sunny and warm take a look at what's happening around the area for today. 84 in conconcord. 80 degrees in redwood city. 79 in san mateo. upper 60s in pacific. warm today, even warmer for tomorrow and we have fire danger coming our way for the second half of your weekend as well. i will explain that in the extended forecast -- coming up. new this morning an investigation is underway in hayward after an elderly man

was killed in an early-morning house fire. as ail little rasmus reports -- allie rasmus reports, neighbors tried to save him but the flames were too big. >> reporter: at least three neighbors tried to help the man. two rushed into the home as flames were coming out of the front door and the windows. right now, you can see what's left of the living room, what's left of the house. fire investigators are still inside. they are trying to look for clues to figure out how this fire started. now, we do know when it started. it was around 3:00 this morning when neighbors woke up to hear a woman screaming from help. the next door neighbor and his son rushed to their aid. they actually went into the house to try to help rescue the man. they were able to help the brother escape. when they went back in to help the elderly man, they say the flames were too intense. >> we get inside, we try to pull him out. impossible, there was stuff blocking the door. >> right now, feeling kind of

sad. the old man was my friend. sometimes we spend time talking and laughing. >> reporter: the neighbor suffered serious burns on his hand. as for the elderly man, he is in his 80s. has lived in this home with his daughter and son for decades. three generations of her family has known him, he was loved by neighbors and known affectionately to everybody on the street as papa. fire investigators don't know how this fire started. they don't know where exactly in the home it started. right now there's nothing that indicates the fire was suspicious. in hayward, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama is going to attend another democratic fund- raiser at a private residence in san francisco today. it's a political round table in which 25 guests are paying more than $32,000 each to attend.

his blitz began last night at the w hotel. guests tell us he spent an hour at the event. there were an estimated 250 donors, snapping photos and video of the president taking the stage. >> it was not very big and i was right in the front. we got a great look at maxwell and the president, we got to shake his hand. it was just wonderful for him to come to speak to us person to person like that. >> the president talked about global issues, such as the islamic state terrorist group, the ebola crisis, the russian aggression in ukraine and u.s. unemployment. in attendance were mayor ed lee and oakland congresswoman barbara lee. not everyone is pleased with the president's visit. >> money for jobs and education not for war vice war! >> about 100 protesters rallied and waved anti-war signs and displayed a miniature drone and

demanded the u.s. stay out of iraq and syria. >> they have no idea what's going on in the middle east. they give weapons to dethe side they are not on. the u.s. needs to get out. >> one man did get into a confrontation with police. he told them he would not move. officers then handcuffed him and took him away. happening today, thousands of people are expected to pack san francisco's waterfront to see the blue angels and to watch the commissioning ceremony for the navy's newest ship. ♪ >> the blue angels are scheduled to take to the skies at 3:00 today and tomorrow. people have been waiting a long time to see the blue angels after all shows were canceled by the military last year because the budget cuts. a social media campaign is also underway.

it is called selfie with a sailor and encourages attendees to thank members of the military for their service. >> i think it's awesome there is a lot of support for the military. >> everybody is loving the hash tags and taking pictures with us. >> ed lee to scheduled to meet at the commissioning of the u.s.s. america. the ship will transport aircraft and ground trups for the marine -- ground troops 2 will be in san diego -- it will be in san diego. heavy traffic is expected. people headed to fleet week are being asked to take public transportation. events will be held from 12:30 until 4:00 today and tomorrow and the blue angels from 3:00 to 4:00. a sonoma county man has been arrested on suspicion of harassing and filming a child. police say 52-year-old david

olson used a small camera to record up the dress of a 4-year- old girl at a walmart store in rohnert park. olsen is a registered sex offender for a previous conviction involving a child. his bail has been set at $300,000. a man accused of exposing himself to women in belmont may be tried to similar incidents in palo alto. belmont police say the man they are looking for is the same person depicted in the sketch released by palo alto police yesterday afternoon. the belmont incident happened yesterday afternoon outside of pete's coffee shop on el camino. police say two women saw the man touching himself inappropriately inside a vehicle. >> there was a man parked in a white bmw and he was exposing himself. >> the most recent happened on thursday when a man in a white bmw exposed himself to a woman on her bik on -- on her bicycle on miller avenue. san jose police are searching for a man who

burglarized a home and hurt the dog. the homeowner had been out. when he came home, he found the injured dog. the dog is being treated. the suspects are described as in their lates teens and 20s. a bank robber, a man in his 50s entered a bank on washington street at 1:30 thursday afternoon. he handed the teller a note demanding money. the teller complied and the robber left. nine minutes later, two blocks away a man matching that description walked into another bank, handed the teller a note and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. petaluma police are searching for a bank robber. police say on thursday he robbed a u.s. bank branch located inside the safeway store on mcdowell boulevard. he walked up to the counter at 4:00 p.m. he demanded money from the clerk, said he had a gun. police say the man should be

considered armed and dangerous. anyone with information is being asked to call the penitentiary police department -- petaluma police department. a company in washington is reprinting 8,000 vote by mail bolots for people -- by mail for ballots for people. the new ballot should reach voters within a week so they can vote for the november 4th general election. >> the turnaround is quick on the reprints. the ones that we received yesterday are actually in the mail, first-class mail coming out of washington. these ballots will be in the mail by tuesday. >> the san francisco director of elections says the post office has offered to reimburse the city for the cost of reprinting and mailing out those ballots. the giants are chasing their third championship in five years. today, they take on the st. louis cardinals in game one of the national league championship series. that game is being played in st. louis but here home games will be -- home fans will be

glued to the televisions. they say they are stocking up on all things orange and black. >> i have my lucky giants earrings that i wear. i was wearing them at the last game which is why we won. i think. >> one fan said she plans to wear orange and black every day until the playoffs are over. we set up the hash tag for you to send us your giants pride pictures. add the hash tag giantsto -- win to your -- giantstowin to your post. tomorrow you can watch the game at 5:00 p.m. right there on fox sports 1. joe fonzi is in st. louis and will bring us live reports all weekend long. 9:11. an innocent woman freed from prison after 17 years. coming up at 9:30, why she was locked up in the first place. and what she plans to do now that she's been released. but first another security breach for another large retailer coming up.

when the cyber attack started and who could be affected by the hacking. in time for your bay area weekend turning up the dial on your afternoon highs. i will have a look at what you can expect for your neighborhood and address fire weather concerns coming up. let's take you outside. the chp is taking down a sig- alert on the bay bridge but it's still slow going. check out this live picture for those going into san francisco. that's all thankeds to a stalled -- thanks to a stalled car with engine problems.

well, if you are heading to the beach this weekend, be careful if you plan on going into the ocean. a big storm in the gulf of alaska is generating large waves that are now headed to the california coast. 10 to 11-foot waves today, to get up to 13 feet by tomorrow. officials are also warning beachgoers to be wary of sneaker waves and strong rip currents. the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for the hills in the north bay and the east bay due to high fire danger. temperatures expected to hit the 80s and 90s. strong, gusty winds to brick down some power lines and tree branches. that red flag warning goes into affect at 11:00 p.m. tonight until 5:00 a.m. monday morning. name, marin and sonoma counties for areas above 1,000 feet in elevation. a warning will be in effect starting tomorrow morning at

3:00 a.m. for the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. firefighters are continuing to make progress on a wildfire burning northeast of sacramento in placer county. the apple gate fire is now -- is now 55% contained. that fire has burned six homes and four other buildings, still threatens about a thousand more. all lanes on interstate 880 in the'sle gate area are open to -- in apple gate are open. calfire has cleared anchors to get back in the air. all tankers returned to service yesterday. they were grounded following a tanker crash on tuesday that killed 62-year-old pilot jeffrey craig hunt of san jose. investigators say it does not appear mechanical failure played a role in the crash and say fire crews need the tankers to help battle several wildfires burning across the state. >> our state's mission is to keep all fires -- 95% of fires

ten acres or less. we do a pretty good job of that statewide. >> a calfire tanker helped contain a fire that broke out near the marin/sonoma county line. there are no immediate plans to send the them to the apple gate fire. kmart is now the latest retailer to be hit by data theft. on thursday, kmart's information dig team -- technology team detected the breach. they were able to remove the malware but believes some numbers were credit cards. they have yet to close how many were affected. it did not affect the sears

department store chain. hackers are reportedly threatening to post as many as 200,000 snaps online from snap chat. according to business insiders, some of those snaps include nude photos of minors. photos disappear after a few seconds but some third-party apps allow users to save those pictures and snap chat said in a statement, its users were victimized by hackers getting into those apps. >> i'm sure a lot of people out side will be snapping off photos of the blue angels and other planes as they take part in the airshow from 12:30 to 4:00. the blue angels at 3:00. tell the fog to burn away. >> it will. we do have a switch in the weather pattern coming our way. it will clear out the clouds on the flip side. it's going to bring fire danger with it. we'll talk about that in a moment. let's get outside and take a look at the low clouds there in the distance. you can see as we point to the west plenty of low cloud cover

once again. the marin layer anywhere from 1500 to 2,000 feet deep. so similar to yesterday. but again, we have a transition beginning to take place. first i want to point you to a very weak system. this is on the back side as it continues to push to the east right behind it. ridge of high pressure will be building in. so in addition to bringing us warmer weather for the weekend, it's also gonna bring us that northerly flow. you can see the mid and high level clouds outside the door in addition to the low clouds coming in from this direction here. so this is going to be increasing as we move into tonight and as mike mentioned a little bit ago, we've got a red flag warning that moves into place late tonight and it will last no monday morning. here is a traffic for you to help you better understand where it's at. north bay hills, east bay hills, into the santa cruz mountains above 1,000 feet. very gusty conditions expected to develop tonight into sunday morning. i think they will be peaking on

sunday morning. we have dry air beginning to move into place. it will last until monday morning. what it will also do is help get rid of all of that low cloud cover and fog. for today by noontime, i think we're mostly sunny away from the coastline. we'll call partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy for air area -- forrary -- for areas. the blue angels will have good flying conditions. 84 degrees in sonoma this afternoon. 83 for san rafael. 75 in sausalito as well as richmond. 76 in oakland. san leandro, 76 for the afternoon. mid-80s in pleasonton. 86 for brentwood this afternoon. these numbers several degrees above yesterday. so i think you are going to notice as we get into the afternoon, it's a warmer day. 84 saratoga. 80 for sunnyvale. redwood city, 80 degrees.

79 senate. 72 in san francisco. upper 60s for the coast. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. notice the changes that are occurring we're warmer today even turning hot for tomorrow. we have the red flag warning we talked about. as early as monday we begin back to cooler weather. temperatures continue to fall tuesday and wednesday and by tuesday night into wednesday, wet weather coming our way with the possibility of scattered showers. back to the desk. the drought is taking a toll on a signature october tradition. coming up, we hear from a pumpkin grower getting creative as he gears up for a unique competition. >> but when we return, a scary trip to the zoo. a child falls into an animal exhibit. how rescuers try to keep the big cats away.

a 3-year-old boy remains in critical condition after surviving a fall into a jaguar

exhibit at the little rock zoo. it happened yesterday morning at about 10:45. police say according to a witness, two animals in the enclosure got to the child giving him some minor puncture wounds. the boy also had a fractured skull. now a zookeeper lowered a ladder into the exhibit and rescued the toddler while other staff members used fire extinguishers to try to keep the animals away. city officials say a full investigation has been launched. protests are expected to continue through the weekend in ferguson, missouri over a police shooting that killed an unarmed teenager. organizers say as many as 6,000 people could take part in four days of rallies and marches over the columbus day weekend. last night, hundreds of people marched to the st. louis county prosecutor's office and called for the officer who shot and killed michael brown to be charged. another protest is planned today at the site of the shooting. a grand jury is reviewing evidence in the case and could anouns a decision next --

announce a decision next month. social media is buzzing about the remarks made by microsoft's ceo about women and raising. he was speaking at a women's conference in phoenix when he was asked about how women should ask for a raise. >> it's not really about asking for the raise but knowing and having faith that the system will actually give you the right raises as you go along. that's good karma. it will come back. >> critics called those remarks shameful and pointed out the lack of gender diversity in high-tech companies including microsoft. people have gone on twitter demanding that he resign or get fired. he's backpedaled from the comments and said wrote, if you think you deserve a raise, you should just ask shoo thousands of same-sex couples are rushing to get married. gay marriage is now legal in 27 states and the district of columbia. on monday, the supreme court

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an early-morning house fire claims the life of an elderly man. two other people are hurt. what we're learning about the victim and the efforts rescue him. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. we'll get that top story in a minute. we want to start you off on this saturday morning with check of the weather. how is it looking? >> awfully gray, at least from this vantage point. we have a notable warmup coming our way. but we have to get flew the clouds first. there is the sun trying to break through. we'll have partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies by the second half of the morning and into the afternoon giving you a look at another snapshot of the fog up against the coastline. maybe a little bit tough to clear here for the afternoon. but as we get into tonight, the offshore flow is going to really crank up. that's going to increase our fire danger. but on the flip side, it will bring us nice, warm weather for the second half of your weekend. we'll start the warmup today.

mid-50s in napa. 55 san francisco. 57 redwood city. let me give you a comparison here. we'll sample some of the numbers. yesterday, 78 in santa rosa. today, 85. san francisco faud you will go to 72. yesterday, 64. you are 10 degrees warmer in san jose for the afternoon. let me put a few more numbers on the screen for you. 85 in livermore today. 85 in santa rosa. along the peninsula, a beautiful day. upper 70s to low 80s. 80 for mountain view. 84 in morgan hill. a mini warmup for the bay area weekend. tomorrow, some of us will reach in the low 90s. itch will show you those numbers and we're even tracking a little bit of rain. new this morning, an investigation is underway in hayward after firefighters say a man in his 80s was killed in an early-morning house fire. as allie rasmus reports, neighbors tried to save the money but the flames were too big. >> at least three neighbors did try to help this man escape the

fire. right now, you can see what's left of the living room, what's left of the house. fire investigators are still inside, they are trying to look for clues to figure out how this fire started. we do know when it started. around 3:00 this morning. neighbors woke up screaming for help. a man in his 80s trapped inside. neighbors went into the house to try to help rescue the man. the flames were too intense. >> right now, kind of sad, i mean, the old man was my friend. sometimes we would spend time talking. >> reporter: and the neighbor suffered serious burn os his

hand. s -- burns on his hand. his son had to go to the hospital for smoke inhalation. neighbors say he's in his 80s. heat lived in the home with his daughter and son fer decades. one -- for decades. one neighbor said three generations of her family has known him. he was loved by the neighbors and known as papa on the street. fire investigators don't know how this fire started. they don't know where exactly in the home it started but rate now there's nothing to indicate the fire was suspicious. in hayward, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. today the names of 15 fallen firefighters will be added to the memorial in sacramento. paul will be one added. he died last november falling a battle with brain cancer. the ceremony is set to start at 11:30 this morning. the chp is recommending charges be filed against driver involved in a fatal accident in petaluma. 32-year-old dwayne usher was killed in august when a large

brick pizza oven being towed by a van broke loose and slammed into his car. the crash injured usher's two sons ages 4 and 8 and his girlfriend in the passenger seat. the hit was not strong enough for the trailer's weight and safety chains either weren't used or weren't secured properly. >> it was almost 4,000-pound missile going down the road at almost 60 miles an hour. >> the chp says trailers heavier than 3,000 pounds are required to have an independent breaking system as a backup to stop them. the brick oven trick did not have one. sonoma county prosecutors are reviewing the case. a former walnut creek creek police officer has been sentenced to one year electronic home detention for beating a woman with a baseball bat in richmond. he was wearing a ski mask when he attacked a woman in august near a vacant home that blocked to his father. investigators say thompson thought the woman was planning to break into the home but was actually in the area because

she had run out of gas. >> this was not spur of the moment behavior. this was premeditated. the use of a mask to commit the crime. >> thompson retired from the walnut creek police force after his arrest with good behavior, his sentence could end up being reduced to six months of home detention. an oakland taker accused of setting a teen on fire is reportedly considering a plea deal. he's being prosecutorred as an adult on last year's week on sasha fleishman. fleishman was asleep on a bus when his skirt was set on fire. terms of the flee agreement has not been -- plea agreement has not been dislowsed -- disclosed. police say 18-year-old demetrius ward was killed on monday as he sat in a pickup truck parked outside of the apartment complex. his teammates honored him

during a football game. ward's family members were at the game while he was being honored. >> we just want to say thank you to vacaville high school and all of the people who supported him who loved him because he has a lot of love here. >> so far no arrests have been made in ward's killing. a woman who spent 17 years in prison for murder is free. 59-year-old susan ray hugged her family as she was released from a torrance courthouse last night. a los angeles county judge overturned her conviction saying the justice system had failed her. melon was found guilty of orchestrating the beating death of a neighbor in 1997 but a legal group that works to free wrongly convicted people discovered that a witness testified that she heard melon confess to the killing had a long history of giving false tips to police. >> i'm feeling overwhelmed. just nervous. but excited. i think i'm -- i am numb. i haven't -- it has not hit me.

i haven't had my breakdown. >> a gang member convicted of the killing remains in prison. she wants to enjoy a happy meal and plan the wedding of one of her adult daughters. happening now, new york city's j.f.k. airport has begun screening passengers from west africa for symptoms of ebola. officials say passengers traveling from liberia, sierra leone and guinea will be checked for signs of fever. airports in newark, washington, d.c., chig and atlanta are -- chicago and atlanta are also expected to begin screening soon. >> i will say in the 30 years i've been working in public health, the only think like this has been a.i.d.s. >> those with symptoms will be quarantined if necessary. 90% of passengers from west africa pass through the airports that are conducting the screenings. the death toll from the ebola outbreak has topped 4,000. the world health organization says more than 8,000 cases have

been reported in seven countries. most of those cases are centered in the west african countries of liberia, sierra leone and new guinea, one american has died after contracting ebola in liberia. a sick passenger who was escorted off a plane in las vegas does not have the ebola virus. six ambulances surrounded that plane as it landed yesterday at mccarren international after reports a passenger who recently traveled to africa became nauseous during the flight. the plane was quarantined on the tarmac for two hours while the passenger was examined. enterovirus cases doubled. 32 cases have been reported statewide, including 12 cases here in the bay area. five of those cases are in alameda county. the cases have been reported, though, in san francisco, berkeley, contra costa corks santa clara and sola -- county, santa clara and solano.

a company in foster city has just received approval from the fda for a new hepatitis c pill. the drug is called harvoni. according to the chronicle, in clinical studies, it clurred 94% -- it cured 94% of patients. scientists will be selling the drug for $1,125 per pill. a major security shakeup for the 49ers that's connected to the ray mcdonald domestic violence case, san jose's police chief announced that his officers are no longer gonna be allowed to moonlight as security for the team. police responded to a domestic violence disturbance call at his home in august. when officers arrived, a police sergeant not working the case was already there. mcdonald had called in shawn pritchard who works for the 49ers when off duty.

>> all of us as -- when we're in law enforcement, it seems to me that -- regardless of whether the officer did anything wrong, the real issue, let's just avoid any appearance. >> the 49ers contract with outside firms such as oakland- based star protection security. star protection says it hires active and retired law enforcement officers and says there will be no problem providing adequate security for games at levi stadium. more local high schoolers will have a chance to play at levi. last night some 12,000 spectators went to the stadium. today at noon, oakdale will take on manteca. that will be filed against james logan at 3:00. at this moment, prom is headed -- president obama is headed to a private residence to attend a fund-raiser. each of the 25 gets are paying more -- guests are paying more than $25,000. last knight, president obama

went to the w hotel in san francisco for a fund-raiser. donors there paid from $500 up. he spent an hour talking about international issues suchs at the ebola -- such as the ebola epidemic and isis. there were 250 donors. some sharing their photos and videos of the president on stage. a police officer assigned to first lady michelle obama's meter cade was involved in an accident -- motor vad was involved in an accident -- motor vad was involved in an accident -- motorcade was involved in an accident in detroit. the officer who crashed was not seriously hurt. it's an october tradition. but this year there's been a -- a challenge. arnold schwarzenegger calling it the biggest challenge of our lifetime. the global issue he thinks is bigger than any movie he has ever starred in. drier, warmer weather pushing in for your weekend the. i will have a look at your

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half moon bay is soon going to be invaded by some of the largest pumpkins on the planet. the 41st annual safeway world championship pumpkin weighoff is a couple of days away. but for some growers, the drought put a damper on the competition. >> two big pumpkins left. >> reporter: follow ross pugm

into this secret word. >> i've been growing here for like nine, ten years. >> reporter: you will find a very special garden that has taken him years to build. >> several thousand yards of compost. >> reporter: actually, garden isn't the best term. this is a patch, a you have unique pumpkin patch. >> been calling this one godzilla after the movie that just came out. that one is the smaller one. been calling it godzookie, the son. they are big pumpkins. pumpkins. that's how you really say it. >> reporter: growers are superstitious. >> i've been highly advised not to did this interview. >> reporter: but pugh agreed to talk to us as we approached the half moon bay pumpkin weighoff. >> it's like the hawaii ironman of growing giant pumpkins. it's definitely the world championship. >> reporter: but he wasn't sure

he would have a pumpkin at all this year. some growers couldn't. >> they strictly were forbid be from using -- foregidden from using a certain -- forbidden from using a certain number of gallons. so generally, i grow ten plants. this year i just grew seven. >> reporter: this year even in this drought, two big pumpkins were grown. >> genetically some just want to make it happen. >> reporter: in the final hours before the slate is cleared, he takes another look at the numbers. >> the circumference of this one is 204 inches. >> reporter: all that's left to do is cover them up, cross those fingers and hope it all pays off. well, godzy godzilla will weigh

in on monday. this is bigger than any movie. this is the challenge of our time. this is why i am on a crusade to reverse this trend and to create a sustainable energy future and determine it climate change once and for all. >> the talks come after france's lower house of parliament voted friday to reduce the country's reliance on nuclear energy from 75 to 50%. all right. 9:47. it's still grea out there. but -- gray out there but rosemary says things will be warming up. it will clear up by this afternoon. >> i think mid, late morning we'll have the low clouds burn away. we're joined by mid and high level clouds. some of that northerly flow helping to spill some of those clouds in our direction.

take a look outside the doors. a beautiful start to the day for you here. meanwhile, you get closer to the bay, along the coastline, we've got a lot of fog. low clouds, but again, we'll be left with mostly sunny skies for the afternoon. at least away from the coastline. here is a still shot of the satellite and radar view. a weak system here. you can see bringing a little bit of rain to areas, washington, oregon, moving into idaho but behind it, the of -- the ridge of high pressure is going to build in. the pressure gradient between the two is gonna kick up those winds later tonight and into tomorrow morning. so we have a ridge of high pressure building. it will bring warmer weather. it's going to bring those northerly winds. those dry winds as they begin to take off late tonight and early tomorrow morning will be increasing our fire danger for the second half of the weekend. so we have a red flag warning anticipated for tonight lasting all the way into monday morning for the north bay hills, east

bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. we're talking above 1,000 feet. it starts about 11:00 and goes into the overnight hours and expires monday morning. right now the time given 5:00 a.m. humidity, dropping down to about 10%. so critically dry for some of our hills as we get into sunday and early monday. the wind gusts are expected to hit about 40 miles per hour. this is coming for tomorrow. we'll call it into the overnight hours since it's way late. for today, we have a warmup coming our way with mostly sunny skies away from the coastline as we get into the second half of the morning and early afternoon, it peels back. we're left with plenty of sunshine for the blue angels this afternoon. partly cloudy along portions of the coast. mostly sunny. it looks like for the north bay coastline as well as santa cruz but pacifica and half moon bay partly cloudy. the clouds hanging on throughout the afternoon. temperatures mid-50s to low 60s. 55 in napa. 603 in san francisco. for the afternoon -- 63 in san

francisco. for the afternoon, 84 for napa. 84 in sonoma. to the east bay we go, temperatures in the 80s inville -- in danville. 82 for san jose. 84 saratoga. sunnyvale, 80. upper 70s to low 80s for the peninsula. 81 for you palo alto. low 70s with partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies in san francisco. it will be a beautiful day. temperatures will continue to climb for the second half of your bay area weekend even getting into the low 90s with some of our hotter locations but it doesn't last. we begin to see a turnaround as early as monday with a cooling trend getting underway. tuesday and wednesday, take a look at the numbers, dropping back in the low to mid-70s for the inland cities. we will also see the possibility of scattered showers tuesday night that -- tuesday night into wednesday. it may be warm but some people have snow on the brain.

three tahoe resorts will be hosting job fairs for the winter season. heavenly, north star and kirkwood will be looking into hiring more than 33400 seasonal employees -- 3400 seasonal employees. kirkwood hosts their event from 9:00 -- it looks like it's already underway. north star's job fair is saturday, october 25th, 9:00 to 1:00. >> hopefully the weather system rosemary just talked about will produce a little bit of snow up there. we need it. it's a story of community days exploring the great west. the new status to protect the san gabriel mountains and increase access to the public. >> he doesn't really like the attention but a former earthquake's star is getting quite a bit of it. how landon done mow vin was -- donovan was honored.

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a woman in milpitas is $5 million richer after boughting off a scratchoff. she bought the ticket last sunday on east capitol avenue. lottery officials say it was the fourth lottery scratcher he's ever purchased. she reportedly will use the money to help pay off her house and car but has not made any other plans. the supermarket will get a $25,000 bonus for selling the ticket. today it's a very special pride. four lucky viewers will win a pack to the motorcycle show at the san mateo county event center running from october 31st to november 2nd. you will have a chance there to see some of the latest bikes and motorcycle technology. to enter go to ktvu.com before midnight and enter the secret word "wheels." there could be relief at the gas pump this holiday

season. experts say here in california gas prices are expected to fall as much as 30 cents a gallon before christmas. some stations are seeing their prices drop about a nickel a day. right now, the state average is $3.64 a gallon but don't expect the lower prices to stick around too long. a new carbon tax on fuel kicks in next year and is expected to send prices back up. here is a look at where those prices stand here in the bay area. in san francisco, the average price 3.78. in oakland, it's costing drivers about 3.66 and in san jose, drivers are paying on average 3.64. but some gas stations across the bay area are reporting prices as low as 2.99 a gallon. 2.5 earthquake shook parts of southern santa clara. that quake hit about 4:40. it was centered five miles northeast of san martin. had a depth of five miles. the usgs said it struck east of

the san andreas fault. no reports of damage. president obama has declared the san gabriel mountains in southern california a natural monument. >> the story of the san gabriel mountains is in many ways the story of america. it's the stories of communeny -- communities exploring the west. >> the new stat tis is -- status is meant to protect the area from development and should increase an a acsense to the public -- should increase access to the public for outdoor recreational use. the sharks are back in town after shutting out the kings on wednesday. 4-0. the sharks take on the jets at 7:00 tonight. but before the game, there's a pregame street rally that will be hemed outside of the shark -- hemed outside of the -- held out side of the shark tank. landon donovan played his final game last night with the

men's national team. the game in connecticut ended in a tie against ecuador but the night belonged to donovan honoring him for playing in three world cups and scoring 57 goals for the national team. donovan says he's not comfortable with all of the attention but he did engy it for one memorable night. before we head out, let's get back to rosemary. one last check of the forecast. >> we got a great day in store. the clouds are slowly clearing. the temperatures are slowly rising. the morning clouds followed by afternoon sunshine and a mini warmup in store for the weekend. here are the numbers for you. in pacifica, 68, partly to mostly cloudy for today. 72 and mostly sunny in san francisco. upper 70s to low 80s for the east bayshore line. mid-80s for some of our warmer locations. if you like it hot, tomorrow, upper 80s, low 90s expected for sunday. we'll be dry, breezy. we have the red flag warning for the bay area hills that will last until monday morning.

if you don't like the heat, hold on. we have changes coming with a cooldown in the extended forecast. even rain tuesday night into wednesday. >> thank you, rosemary. that's our report for this morning. we appreciate you making ktvu your choice for news. giants playing in game one against the st. louis cardinals. first pitch 5:07 right here on channel 2. our next newscast, joe fonzi live from st. louis following that game. that's a giants' flag on the jean. go, giants -- screen. go, giants. have a great saturday morning.

the silver & black show. every single one of us in this building, we were all part of the problem, so no question about it. and justifiably so. as far as lighting a fire, they are prideful people in that locker room. they got a lot of pride. they weren't sure what to expect, okay, when they got back here. some situations, still not too sure, okay? let all my secrets out there. but i kind of like to keep them as i call them, a little uncomfortable sometimes. comfortable's not good, okay? uncomfortable sometimes isn't a bad thing.