turns out to be one. >> reporter: what happened here remain as mystery. >> we have all -- remain as mystery. >> we have all kinds of theories. >> reporter: it began 911 call indicating a possible shooting. there was an injured man at his door. police responded. >> when they contacted the caller they located the injured person inside the residents. >> reporter: that man 34 was taken to the hospital. the 50-year-old resident was taken to the police department to make a statement. police don't think there is a connection between them but they don't think residents have a reason to worry. >> there is nothing leading us to believe there is someone outstanding that we are worried about. we believe the community is probable safe. >> reporter: as for what happened here police aren't saying. they aren't saying if a crime has been committed but they have spent all day and all

night processing the scene. >> i want to make sure whatever happens, it is an isolated thing. i live around the corner. >> it makes you imagine if you were in that person's shoes. if someone showed up at your door step, what would you do, would you let them in, would you call the police, you know? it is scary. >> in a neighborhood where this kind of commotion is rare residents admit they are curious. >> just a little bit. i mean, it is a quiet neighborhood. never had trouble in the 20 years i lived here. once in a it has to happen. >> reporter: police expect to be wrapping up within the hour. no word on the condition of the injured man. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. she was driving recklessly and lucky no one was killed that is what witnesses are saying. happened at 10:00 a.m.

this morning. witnesses say the driver was speeding and may have been distracted. she hit a jeep and a man on a bike and crashed into a wall. >> she is lucky she is alive and didn't kill anybody. she was driving crazy. >> back tire gut hit. >> reporter: feeling lucky? >> i don't know. it happened this way. i am glad i didn't get hurt bad. >> the driver was treated for a minor injury. no word on if she was sited. it does not appear alcohol was involved. construction crew is blamed for a gas line leak that caused caused the evacuation of 2500 people in san jose today. pg&e says workers hit a 4-inch natural gas main at a high rise under construction at market and santa clara streets. 15 officer buildings were

evacuate -- office buildings were evacuated. crews say it took 5 hours to cap the gas main because they had to dig up two separate shut off valves. officials today said robin williams did not have alcohol or illegal drugs in his system when he died. the sheriff's department released the information as part of the autopsy report as part of the suicide. the cause of death is aphasia due to hanging. prescription medications were detected. following his death his wife said he was struggling with depression and parkinson's but was sober at the time of the

death. by pg&e. e-mails obtained by the city -- [no audio]

you are asked to contact the local health department in your area to determine if the person is able to return to work. b.a.r.t.'s new connector will be open in time for thanksgiving travel. starting saturday november 22 riders can buy tickets and then board three car trains that coliseum station and take an 8 minute ride to oakland airport. riders can use a b.a.r.t. ticket or a clipper card to pay. buses will no longer run once the new service begins. new at 6:00 p.m.

it was hailed as community effort to give children a safe place to garth and skate but now it is locked up. at the old tennis corts off highway 101, ktvu's rob roth explains why. >> reporter: there isn't much to do especially for kids. >> it is boring. >> reporter: that is why many folks were excited about the new skate park built by volunteers with all the material donated. >> it was a good idea. you know? brings different culture of sports for them to do in the community. >> lovely day. >> the park had the grand opening last weekend. this is cell phone of teenagers testing it out. but that was then, this is now. the skate park has been padlocked. it sits on housing authority land but run by the community

services district. the two agencies are negotiating over liability insurance. >> right now it is closed because liability hasn't been worked out. >> reporter: that leaves skateboarders caught in the middle. >> i think they should unlock it and let the skaters skate. do our own thing. >> those involved with the park expect to have the issue resolves perhaps within a week. until then, though, the skate park remains closed. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. california's bottle and can recycling program is facing a deficit an audit found the deficit grown to $100 million. the program has been dipping into reserves to stay afloat but changes will need to be made to keep the program going. increasing revenues, cost cutting or both. the legislator would need to approve any changes to the program. ballots are still being

counted but candidates are making their moves, plus -- >> the first run of the season. the preparation and plans in place for a white winter even in the middle of the drought. >> and in weather we have dense fog pushing near the coast and around the bay. look that bright moon out there towards had east bay. as far as the forecast -- as far as the forecast for this weekend, it will be warming and when rain chances make a come back in the five-day forecast. bulldog: what, what!

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>> reporter: of course, the first day of skiing leads to this. the first night skiing of the season. that 300-foot lift you are looking at is the only run open and that is what they are famous for, being the first. >> reporter: this first day of skiing began early. with a opening day special for college students. 15 bucks for all day. >> we are in the no on november -- snow on november 7. can't complain. >> reporter: they are the expert as creating the season's first run by making snow and pushing it into one narrow lane. the competing resorts call it the patch but they call it just what the ski doctor ordered. >> summer is great here but you are waiting for it to -- waiting for it to snow. >> we are really impressed with

the conditions. they stepped it up. >> we are known for our early season opening. >> reporter: this is what the sierra looks like. pretty bleak. these are the slopes around sugar bowl. the staff says they are not in a rush to open till the conditions are right. >> we are not going to open till we could cover all the rocks. that could be different in any given trail or run. >> reporter: and donner ski ranch remains high and dry. it relies on mother nature for snow and in this drought who knows when or if it will come. >> back live. you are watching the skiers tonight. and this resort plans to stay open from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. avenue night but that depends on the weather cooperating. sometimes the resorts haven't been able to open till early to

mid-december. reporting live, back to you. mike honda declared victory in the district 17 race as tens of thousands of ballots remain to be counted. [ cheers and applause ] >> the crowd greeted him this morning with a 4% lead over ro khanna. district 17 includes santa clara and alameda county. he has 30 years of public service experience. ro khanna has it backing of tech giants and they say he could make the changes mike honda could not. friends of a missing man from san francisco searched the south of market neighborhood today for signs of him. he hasn't been home or to his job since he left his apartment a week ago. friends posted flyers with information near where he was last seen. at first his roommate thought he might have gone out of town.

>> no traces of him spending money or, you know, using cash withdrawals. that got us concerned. >> he is a stanford grad and works for a start up company not far from his home. he is 6'1" and weighs 210 pounds. you might recognize it for its role as the black pearl but it is docked off our coast. ktvu's mike mibach takes us aboard. >> reporter: just bethrow stars and tripe -- below the stars and stripes there is a story brewing out at sea. >> history is valid. >> reporter: a story about a lady. >> the more sail the more difficult it is. >> reporter: dates back to the 1700s. she is the lady washington and mixed in between the six miles

of lines, history, a lot of it, that is what this journey is all about, teaching american history to young students across the country. captain of the lady washington. a replica here but in 1788 she was a revolution era ship. >> this boat was up and down the west coast creating trade with the first americans, mexico and china. >> reporter: docked at pillar point in half moon bay and for the crew its top priority to edgeicate. >> i love -- educate. >> i love to see the light go on in their heads. we are the lab to their academics. >> this is still valid today. lady washington's job was to

take cargo from boston around the world and trade it with chine saw and make a profit -- china and make a profit. >> he thrives on teaching the students. >> a continuation of history. history is valid and history has meaning. we are still doing the same things today. >> reporter: 226 years later sailors are teaching young americans about america. under the stars. and stripes. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> he looks so comfortable sitting on the boat on the ropes. our weather now. our meteorologist mark tamayo. a great day to be on the water. nice out there. >> a little bit of a breeze. mike was saying he wanted the fog to come back in to add mystery to the scene. right now it is regrouping near the bay. it will be a factor tonight and tomorrow morning.

temperatures from this afternoon, most areas cooler than yesterday. you could see upper 50s. evidence of the fog bank for pacifica. fremont 70. livermore 80 degrees. you can see right now with the fog. here we go. from the golden gate bridge and points south approaching monterey bay. a closer look with the fog. numbers updated. back down into the upper 50s in san francisco. 58. san jose 62. and livermore checking in 70 degrees. reporting fair skies. dense coastal fog. this was the scene this afternoon. we have the layer of warm air compressing the marine layer. heads up highway 1 tomorrow morning, the fog making a come back. live camera towards the bay bridge. near full moon out there. very bright. beautiful overthe bay right now. headline -- over the bay right now. headlines, fog regrouping. a warmer weekend. dry this weekend.

but that could be changing next week. talking about rain clouds by thursday of next week. over night lows tomorrow morning, starting out saturday cool spots in the 40s and the fog near pacifica, san francisco, oakland, hayward and fremont as well. heard about this old typhoon, generating strong winds. as you can see towards the sea. winds gusting 69 miles per hour and seas 40, 50 feet. this system moves to the east over the next few days. this will have an impact across the u.s. the lows for chicago wednesday morning in the 20s. but not a big change for the bay area. high pressure is still in command of the weather, pushing the storm to the north. rain stays north and temperatures trending up this weekend. cooling next week and here is a long range model. thursday, that is when we are talking about rain back into the forecast. temperatures tomorrow,

saturday, 70s out there. most neighborhoods warmer than today. watch out for the fog near the coast and bay in the morning hours. san francisco 72. half moon bay 69. a look ahead your five-day forecast, not much change for your sunday but then we will cool off and possibly generate rain showers across the state including in the bay area. >> good. >> what are the chances? >> right now, i say 68% chance. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. i am scott reiss live in fremont, 100% chance of a good football game tonight, a title on the line with kennedy and american, our game of the week. next in sports.

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title ramifications in this game. joining me now is american head coach. coach, first of all, nice win last week. tell me about the importance of momentum at this point? >> we lost our first game and ever since then we have been on a roll. hopefully it rolls over tonight. >> reporter: these guys are scary. tell me about the game prep for kennedy. >> we will continue doing what we have been doing the last four weeks. continuing our game plan. keeping to what we do best. get the ball to our play makers. >> reporter: two losses all season. one in league play. tell me about the keys to success. your best stories. >> we rallied around our starting running back, lost his mother first week and we rallied around him and the idea of family. we have done all year long. every since then it has been a family atmosphere and we rolled every week and momentum has

been building. >> this team always plays with emotion. talk about it there. extra tonight with senior night? >> yeah. this is their last home game. we are making the playoffs next week. a lot going into this. we haven't won the title since 1987. >> tell me about the importance of the rivalry game. >> like i said, we be tough games against cepied. for us -- kennedy, for us, for us to be in this position playing for league title means a lot. special luck tonight. >> thank you. . >> reporter: more at 7:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. live in fremont, scott reiss, ktvu channel 2 news sports. >> thank you. 4-1 against 5-0. it will be fun to see that game. at 10:00 p.m. laying the ground work, the work that is underway to prepare for a major change that

is coming to the golden gate bridge. that is tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news on ktvu channel 2 news. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you so much for joining us. hope you have a great friday night. see you later. >> good night. >> good night. ♪

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