a two seat single engine plane never returned last night. the wreckage found this morning in remote santa clara county. tonight we know there were no survivors. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. the plane crashed in a very rural area in gilroy. debora villalon has new developments where that flight originated. >> reporter: we're at the private airfield where the small cessna took off yesterday headed for watsonville it did not return and that's where the air patrol launched a search.

excessable only by foot or all terrain vehicle but the first rescuers to get there found no survivors. investigators will hone in on the scene next. this is the cessna that crashed owned by a 69-year-old man. the plane has long been out of production. at the home of the registered owner a relative who opened the door declined to comment about the accident. the air park where the plane is based is a private airfield. the airfield president said tonight it's too soon to talk about the crash. the command postremains staffed overnight and into tomorrow as the ntsb closed the scene.

tonight pictures from the sheriff department, and the efforts to volunteers to get up into the hills. reporting live in holster, debora villalon, ktvu news. we have new details on last night's multi car crash on the bay bridge that we brought you as breaking news. police say that the crash was caused by a wrong way driver. and that it led to major back ups on the bridge in both directions. authorities say morgan ultimately collided head on into another car and then sideswiped two other vehicles just east of treasure island. wrong way driving isn't all that unusual. >> unfortunately we do have wrong way drivers and usually it's alcohol involved. they're impaired and they don't realize what they're doing.

>> reporter: three people went to the hospital last night including morgan, one of them had major injuries. all lanes of traffic are back open tonight on the golden gate bridge after a weekend construction work. crews worked to prepare the span for a new center barrier to be installed. a spokeswoman for the bridge district told us that workers finished early this morning. we want to show you a live picture of the golden gate bridge. two lanes in both directions were closed for this work. we're told that caused some delays in the southbound direction. the bridge is set to close the weekends of january 5th and 11th so the crews could install the new barrier. tonight berkeley police are investigating the death of a man who was at that party near campus. police were called to the home of the 2700 block of bancroft way. the man was not a student and didn't live at the house. cristina rendon reports. >> reporter: it was a somber day for members of the the zeta

phi fraternity. a stark contrast from the party that was held there saturday night. authorities are trying to determine if what happened at that party was linked to a 29- year-old man. other students are in shock. >> it's devastating right now just to hear anything like that could happen in bodega. >> reporter: the man was fully clothed and had no markings on his body. but right now they're not speculating what happened. the fraternity is not a campus recognize charter. according to berkeley.com a note warns of possible action against the house if there are additional disturbances but it's unclear how this death investigation will affect the organization. >> this doesn't happen every

day. it really, really doesn't. it's like wow, so close to the stadium and so close to the campus. >> reporter: authoritys are working on notifying the victim's family. the coroner's office is expected to release his identity tomorrow. reporting in berkeley, cristina rendon. two americans being held in north korea are back on u.s. soil. >> one is expressing gratitude. he was convicted of hostile acts because of an alleged christian plot to overthrow the government. a senior official deliver add letter to the north korean government. >> i also want to thank president obama and all the people in the state departments who are working tirelessly hard

to get me released as well. >> matthew miller was also released after 20 months in custody. the man reportly tore up a visa and requested asylum. new information on 43 students missing in mexico. outrage is renewed that they were kilned by corrupt politicians in league with a drunk cartel. angry demonstrators protested in mexico city this weekend. after words from mexico's attorney general about students that disappeared in september. on friday he described a gruesome burial site at a landfill where he claims the bodies of the aspiring young teachers were found burned beyond recognition. the mayor of the city where the school is located ordered their arrest and that police then handed them to members of a drug cartel who confessed to a massacre. family members say they want

the bodies positively identified. >> we want results but with evidence. the moment that we as relatives have the certainty that what the attorney general says is true then we will accept the results whatever it is. >> reporter: the attorney general said the mayor and his wife have been arrested along with 74 other people in the case. san francisco celebrated veteran's day today with a focus on the vietnam war this year. >> more than 300 vietnam veterans took a role in the traditional parade. it wound it way along market to honor america's 25 million veterans. the special tribute for vietnam vets coincides with the war's 50th anniversary. one man who served in vietnam as a combat medic said that today is all about those who didn't make it back home. >> veteran's day is always really special. it's not so much for me,

everybody else, feels that they're with me and that's the special part of veteran's day. veteran's day officially held on the 11th of november which is on tuesday. six flags is also honoring military personnel this holiday. it's offering discounted tickets for any guest veterans would like to bring. ceremonies were held for a new veteran's resource center. the center opened this afternoon in the san leandro main library. a spokeswoman said the idea is to help veterans navigation civilian life and learn about sources available. >> the veteran's resource center is an opportunity for veterans to connect with not only programs, services and valuable information in the community that can connect them with the services they need. >> reporter: the veterans resource center is being

financed with a $6,000 grant for the institute of museum and library services a federally funded agency. a family of five was caught in a fire. the smoke alarms woke everyone up and they were able to safely escape the home. firefighters made one boy who liveded in very happy. they saved his pet rat. no word on what caused that fire. >> fear a life. and advice tonight from a bay area teen battling terminal cancer. the other two important lessons he wants to share. >> have you noticed the discoloration on the dome. we came to the dome to find out

if the gold leaf is coming off. and we take you to a piece of history, california's drought is now uncovering. the 10:00 news continues in 90 second. 90 seconds.

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gatos reservoir. the drought exposed a surprised reappearance of history at the lexington reservoir. the reservoir is in the hills of los gatos. amber lee was at the reservoirs and at this unique find. >> reporter: it's drawing visitors to the reservoir. the water low enough to reveal the remnants of an old ghost town. stone foundations of homes and part of the old santa cruz highway can be seen. in the mid-1800s, lexington and alma served as key rail stops for the logging industry in the santa cruz mountains the towns raoupbs now a visitors treasure. >> i foundsome beautiful pottery. silver spoons, silver coins. >> reporter: among the

visitors, villanueva, looking for remnants. >> the period seems to get older and i'm finding old coins and relics from old homes. it's just a lot of fun. you never know what you're going to find out here. >> reporter: also on the fun, brian meeker and his son. >> for him it's part history lesson, part education and part exploration. >> i want to see if we can find something that some of the people who used to live here dropped and never saw again until now. >> reporter: while all of them enjoy the hidden history, the dry reservoir is also raising concern. >> as much as i don't want the water to go away. i almost want the water to go away just because of the hunter in me but we need this water badly. >> reporter: for now visitors taking away with them bits and pieces of south bay history and a newfound appreciate of what's rarely seen. it's not easy to get down there. it's a little bit of a trek but those who do make the quarter mile hike say it's worth it. in los gatos, azenith smith,

ktvu news. new developments from iraq as questions swirl as whether the leader of the isis state was injured. the pentagon says it has no such information. president obama said today the doubling of troops in iraq will help the iraqis but he repeated his stance that american troops will not engage in ground fighting. should we expect that more troops will be needed before this is over. >> as commander in chief i'm never going to say never. but what the commanders who presented the plan to me said is we may actually see fewer troops over time because now we're seeing coalition members starting to partner with us on the training and assist effort. >> meantime iraqi troops broke

an islamic state siege. it's estimated the islamic state group is making multi million dollars profits from the illegal trade of oil produced in refineries that the group controls. the new report from the tsa revealed two loaded firearms were found inside carry on bags at san francisco airport last week. the tsa says those discoveries caused significant delays. firearms are allowed in checked baggage but not in carry on baggage and the airline must be notified ahead of time. passengers who's gun make it into their carry on may face arrests and fines as high as $7,500. the tsa has not said if any arrests or citations were made last week. a total of 40 firearms were discovered in carry-ons last week. a new survey shows gas

roughly 13-cents lower than the regular place a week ago. industry analyst credit the price to lower prude oil prices. gas prices here in the bay area are averaging higher than the national average. in oakland it's $3.25. and in san jose it's $3 a gallon. now a lesson on how to live from a dying teenager. he's using the time he has left to inspire others to face life's obstacles and embrace them. at a home in san jose on this early november day, twinkle lights and red ribbon adorn a christmas tree up early for a 17-year-old boy battling brain cancer. >> i learned my philosophy through the journey that i've taken. >> reporter: doctors have told alex matlos cox that his journey will come to an end in

just weeks. it's been a long battle one that the teen says has thought him important lessons. >> not to take life for granted because it can, at any second you don't know when, can be taken from you. to not fear death. >> reporter: alex recently shared those lessons at a gather of family, friends and strangers at a san jose restaurant and he thanked them for their support in helping him cross off items on his bucket list. >> i drove a lamborghini and i was passenger in six exotic cars. >> reporter: he also flew a plane from palo alto to santa cruz. tried at hand at fencing and road in a san jose police helicopter. >> all of them are such great memories that i'll have. >> reporter: in addition to making memories the teen has always made his own funeral arrangements. picking out his own casket. >> i just thought that, this is

my like final goodbye in sense and i would like it to be the way that i want. >> the teen admits cancer turned his life upside down and that he had to grow up a little faster and now on the brink of his own life. alex once again stresses the importance of living a life you're proud of. >> just live every day like it's your last. >> alex is also a huge game of thrones fan and he would love to meet the man behind the mega hit series. george r.r. martin. he's added that to his bucket list. the teen recently finished bucket list item number 19, a

sun and star tattoo which is a tribute to his girlfriend and game of throne characters. and the berlin wall stood from 61 through 89. >> the fall of the wall showed us that dreams can become reality. nothing has to say as it is. >> today's events included a moment of silence for the 138 people who died at the wall. it also included the release of 8,000 balloons that marked the path of where the wall once stood. boy it was a rude awakening for some in san francisco. >> it went off two or three times. any way, and then it went away and i was like thank god we can all go back to sleep. >> the city's emergency sirens unexpectedly sound off. we asked officials about their

plans to fix the problem. we go to the top of san francisco's city hall to see if the expensive gold leaf is causing a problem. a bit cooler today across the entire bay area. we're tracking more fog right now. now. coming up the te over 20 million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents.

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new at 10:00, if you've taken a good look at san francisco hall recently you may have noticed something different. you have to look to the top of the dome to see the problem. taller than the u.s. capital, the city hall dome is not just one of the architectural wonders of the bay area but of the nation. but this gem is looking tarnished. recent rains during the giant's world series celebration revealed some discoloration. streaks coming from right under

the gold leaf. city hall officials say they've noticed. >> it's not clear what it is and that's partly what we hope to find out with our study. >> reporter: a few days later we flew news chopper 2 and it's clear something is causing streaking on the dome. we came up here to the top of the city dome to try to find out what's causing this discoloration. but even looking up close it's hard to tell. >> given the number of materials that are up here. i can't say it's just the gold or just something else. >> reporter: 23-1/2 gold leaf. real gold covers the intricate exterior. the gold was added completed in 1989. >> nothing to be rolled out until we're able to visually inspect it real close. >> you would be surprised if it was actually gold leaf causing that discoloration. >> i would be surprised because it would be inconsistent with the rest of the gold leaf. >> it's not a liquid.

this is a solid metal. doesn't seem to me it would drip and drain. >> reporter: the gold is less than . .01 of an inch thick. he says he can't imagine how it could be the gold causing the discoloration. >> this gold leaf is 23-1/2 carat gold. it could itself possibly oxidize and drip something, i've not experienced that happening ever. but, that could be something that's happening. >> reporter: the only thing to get an up close inspection is to put scaffolding around the dome. but scaffolding is expensive upwards of $1 million for city hall. >> the best inspection we can do at the moment is from the ground. we have to take a closer look at it for now. and that's what we'll have to

do before the scaffolding is in place. >> the rest of the inspection will be done in 2015. inspectors will then be able to see if it's gold coming off the dome or something else. greg suhr set to hold a town meeting tomorrow to discuss a shooting that happened last week. police say the two plain clothed officers were patrolling the area as part of a crime suppression program. when they encountered five suspicious men. that suspect was wounded with nonlife threatening injuries. that meeting is scheduled for tomorrow night at 6:30 at the potrero hill house. when you go to a football game you expect to see all kinds of fans. some drunk, a little annoying, maybe a little crazy. but fans got up close to something a little bit different. the story behind this hawk landing on a fan's head. and did you hear them? the emergency system in san

francisco goes off accidentally. we look into what's being done to make sure the sirens don't sound a false alarm again.

it is the sound of people in san francisco are used to hearing every tuesday as part of a weekly test. but the sirens unexpectedly sounded overnight. and it wasn't a scheduled test and it wasn't an emergency. >> noelle walker was in san francisco as the city office of emergency management tried to figure out how the sirens sounded and why. >> reporter: a san francisco technology team warmed up the emergency sirens. like an opera singer clearing her throat before she belts out

the high note. not music to dog's ears or people in neighborhoods across san francisco who were abruptly awakened late last night and early this morning. >> it went off two or three times. any way. and then it went away and i was like thank god we can all go back to sleep. >> reporter: the system said it was only a test but it wasn't scheduled. >> there was no emergency taking place and also we weren't testing the system in the middle of the night waking people up. >> reporter: crews worked today to test the hardware on sirens that unexpectedly sounded the alarm from the bay viewpoint to one echoing through vernal heights. >> i suppose, i must have slept right through it. >> reporter: we talked to several people who didn't hear a thing. >> i didn't. and i'm a very light sleeper. extremely light. >> what time did it go off? >> 11:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. >> no i didn't hear anything. but i have a newborn so, i probably slept right through it. >> reporter: her alarm is set to one -week-old baby marleau.

>> they sounded just like they sound tuesdays at noon. that's when we test the system. >> reporter: not on 5:00 a.m. sunday, but all day crews tested the software and hardware at the management headquarters trying to pinpoint the problem and make sure san francisco doesn't have another rude awakening. >> we hope not. we hope not. >> reporter: in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more people were venting about the unexpected wake up call. >> a young army veteran who survived a tour of duty in afghanistan was shot to death this morning following an argument in his hometown. police say that 22-year-old francisco garcia was leaving party at his girlfriend's home in los angeles when he was shot. witnesses say that the gunman got out of a car, yelled at garcia then went to another vehicle where he got a gun from a friend then started shooting.

police say garcia had returned from afghanistan this past summer. friends describe him as a big strong young man who was down to earth and outgoing. a vietnam veteran has been hon -- honors the medal he earned back in 1952. he served as a tail gunner on a bomber. he flew 25 missions counting 80 holes in his aircraft after one particularly harrowing trip. when the war ended he just wanted to get home and didn't think much about medals and now seven decades later he seems uncomfortable with all the attention. >> i owe it to my crew members. they didn't get their medal and they deserve it as much as i do. >> reporter: bailey's son say they're incredibly proud of their father and happy he's finally getting the recognition he deserves. new developments tonight from the nfl the players association is threatening to

file a grievance unless the league immediately reinstates adrian peterson. peterson has been sidelined since september. he pled guilty to misdemeanor reckless assault. usa today says the nfl is working on a decision for peterson. the event was a laying of a masonic corner stone. the arena is being built on the site where california's first ma -- masonic lodge was built in california. >> you add the arena, great restaurants, great shops, great living space, office space.

we think we can build the arena around the city's core. thousands of runners got up early today to take part in a berkeley half marathon. about 6,000 runners took part. it went on telegraph, into the uc berkeley campus, then along the bay trail with a view of the water. the event is fairly new. this is just the second year. proceeds go to berkeley public school's fund and cal allumni association. and it can add to the best fan experience. why a fan got very up and personal with this hawk. back to work tomorrow for many folks. mark tamayo has a complete look at what you can expect, next. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready

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we're wrapping up a fairly warm weekened. except today you probably noticed that stronger sea breeze developing and more fog developing coast side as well. having an impact on temperatures but still lots of 70s to report for your sunday afternoon. even a few low 80s. livermore topped out 84 degrees. pacifica 64 with patchy fog near by. here's the latest on the maps and no big changes out there. we do have the low cloud deck increasing. in fact, here's a closer look over the past few hours we've seen more of a northernly wind developing trying to push the fog to the south. this wind will be backing off over the next few hours and as a result that fog bank will

expand. walnut creek 51. me -- novato up to 70 degrees. and the forecast headlines for tonight, we do have this fog redeveloping overnight. it'll be a cooler monday and look at this we're tracking shower chances as we head toward your thursday forecast. in the short term, here's what the forecast model is thinking first thing tomorrow morning. we could have fog coast side. you may have a drop off in visibility for your morning commute. especially near the coast. still patchy coastal fog for the afternoon hours. inland once again. hazy sunshine but tomorrow will be cooler than today. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning starting out monday. in the low to mid-40s for santa rosa, napa. san jose 52 degrees. we'll be cooler on monday. we have more of that on shore breeze kicking in. this area of high pressure warmed up this area especially

yesterday. this will gradually be on the move. being replaced by this guy. temperatures temperatures trending down for the next few days. we could squeeze out some rain showers especially up in the north bay. that will be on thursday especially for the thursday morning commute. here's what the forecast model is thinking, showers, kind of moving into northern california, closer to the bay area to warm up those shower chances. beyond thursday, probably by next week the last of the last half of november could be fairly wet, fairly active out there with the storm track kind of setting up camp offshore. forecast highs for tomorrow, lots of 70s out there for oakland, hayward, livermore. san jose 72, and san francisco 66. a look ahead your five day forecast with your temperatures cooling off into tuesday veterans day, clouds on thursday, friday partly cloudy. then into the weekend we will

thicken up the clouds on thursday. we could have significant rain a week from tuesday. the remainder of the month. possibly more wet than dry. >> just like old times. >> just like it used to be out there. yeah. members of a flash mob gathered today in the east bay to show that kindness ask be contagious. >> this was the theme this morning at the lafayette reservoir. organizers in similar flash mobs took place today with the idea of getting people to think about how they treat others. >> treat people how you want to be treated, inspire, donate. make kindness a priority. care for others. include everyone, play fair. let everyone play. the list goes on and on. >> familys from all over lafayette, and moraga took part. and the seahawks mascot is

a real live hawk that flies out over the field. but the hawk thought it was more fun to visit the fans up close and personal. it's good to keep in mind that hawks talons are very sharp. the close encounter between the hawks and if fans ended without a problem. even got to pet it a little bit. >> a little skidish as he approached it but pretty cool. you have to wait to hear what hudson said after today's game. and one niners player gets rethe -- redemption from this play a year ago. mattress discs veterans day sale ends tuesday.

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hi everyone i'm scott reiss with your sunday sports wrap. the same is not always the same. exhibit a49ers and saints. both 4-4 coming in. but in the south, 4-4 meant first place. in the west it meant third place and borderline panic. the 49ers needed this one just a little more than the other guys. patrick willis trying to fire up his team and i think it worked. already up 7-0 first quarter carlos hide saw significant playing time today. 14-0 san francisco. and then collin kaepernick looking air ward. 15-yard connection. boldin six catches. drew breas avoids the sack.

21-17. chris culiver with the interception. there's the escapability and there's graham. 24-21 new orleans on top. $1.30 to go in the game. kaepernick buying time. buying more time. and this may be a season saving play off fourth and 10. 51yards to michael crab crabtree. setting up a game playing. the hail mary, breas, graham, offensive pass interference you can see it clearly. graham pushed off. no touchdown we go overtime. five minutes left in the extra frame. breas pressured, sacked by brookings. chris borleand lands on the football.

boreland also had 17 catches in the game. that sets up phil dawson from 35 yards away. not pretty but it's through the up rights and the 49ers win 27- 24. their half split this season still concerning before halftime just 62 after. the end result is all that matters. joe fonzi puts a bow on it from the big easy. >> after last week's loss and two straight road games in tough venues things look bleak for the 49ers. they also look bleak today in the fourth quarter. but they dug down deep and found a way to win this game. >> the last time i had a game winning anything was in high school when i caught the game winning touchdown pass in the state championship game so it definitely feels good. >> as i think about it a little bit of vindication to you in this place. because it was that controversial call that should have gone your way as well. they couldn't take this one away from you could they? >> they couldn't. they tried.