of a crime, according to police. >> it's very surprising that you would be at your home in broad daylight and you think when you are at your home you are most safe and for someone, you know, to come up and hold you awpt -- hold you at gunpoint is very disturbing. >> reporter: police are initially saying the suspect is a white or hispanic man who was wearing a straw hat, sunglasses and something covering his face. police say after the story aired during the 5:00 news, they received several calls of the man fitting that description. and today, a bank manager here couldn't talk to us on camera but they say a security guard was hired today as a result of the kidnapping and alleged robbery that took place yesterday. police also say they are combing through surveillance video camera footage provided by the bank and they are asking residents along lakewood road to provide any surveillance cam chew footage -- camera footage to help in the investigation. back to you. >> thank you. >>> classes are canceled at san mateo union high school due to a possible gas leak. word went out last night but appar

thirty seven thirty five in the evening it was broad daylight out of nowhere dressed in israel defense force short complete with the logo came on charging up me cursing and swearing and shouting. support for israel and opposition to my views on israel and then a torrent of punches and kicks the man was a pro israel fanatic. his facebook morning. and his words he would like to cut my throat. and saw a man who says it like to cut your throat and then dresses for the occasional an israel defense force. on the street near where you live has probably a serious intention to do you harm. and you can watch in the now for the latest stories that you won't find in the mainstream media the show airs monday to friday here on r.t. international. now as your dog

if they don't give any proof we can not believe them because the daylight quite often too often to be. to be convinced of what they are telling us so how do you see a way a way out of this crisis we have claims coming and it seems like each claim trumps the other claim the latest crimes we're hearing and these are reported i should add accusations coming out of kiev that russia has made a nuclear threat tore you towards ukraine i mean. it sounds ridiculous if you know . what would be the benefit of making that sort of claim. because you know the situation of ukraine is very bad the military situation on the front seems to be very bad but also and especially economical situation of ukraine is very bad and will not be improved very soon so does the basic problem and you know the only solution would be negotiation but negotiation between ukraine russia and western countries so to stabilize situation in the rue grain and especially stabilize the economy good situation in ukraine because the burden in which ukraine is now needs a lot of improvement from ukraine but also from countries espe

so, we lose all of that daylight at this time of the year, the whole reason that daylight savings timemeanwhile, we take a look at the current pattern, generally quieting down. had frontal boundary that rolled through last night, long gone, so clearing out nicely. we've got generally, just couple of clouds out there, mainly blue skies at this hour. >> i think at best only rebound low 70s later today. similar forecast tomorrow, not as breast i, bright sunshine, for the first full day of fall. vittoria, over to you. >> thank you, katie. not so sunny on your commute this morning, because you have rush hour just putting a damper on everything first 202 southbound right at the intersection of welsh rd., notice very serious accident here, few emergency personnel vehicles on scene. so give yourself more time in this area. you will be experiencing bit of squeeze and it does seem to be that closure point right at the median. if you are headed elsewhere, maybe traveling on the schuylkill expressway. >> ongoing until november. if you are trying to get on the westbound schuylkill expressway, from

. >> all of this in broad daylight on a bike tour in a busy area of town. >> right this minute we have both of them joining us on skype. >> i'm so glad you're safe. >> how did that field? that was an intense video to watch. >> the whole thing happened so quickly. you get into survival mode. it was full adrenalin. >> what did you have in your backpack? >> we were filming a travel legendary. i didn't think in broad daylight someone would try to get you. >> when did you notice something was up with your friend? >> i saw a little confrontation between alex and the guy on his bike. he got off his bike and started chasing after him. i thought it was going to be a fight. as i'm running towards, somebody said he's got a gun. i see a pistol. by that point, i was already in the heat of things. >> do you wish you handed the bag over? he had a pistol. >> i would never recommend somebody resist a robbery. your life is not worth a backpack. it was me trying to remove alex from the situation. at the time he still had the backpack on. there was no thinking involved. it was just get out of there as fas

daylight. a woman is kidnapped at gunpoint outside her east bay home. >>> trouble on the peninsula at one high school campus. we'll tell you what's keeping kids out of class this morning. >> reporter: it's a brand-new school but officials worry students will not enroll because of the neighborhood it sits in. find out how the school board plans to lure students. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> build it and they will come. that was the hope for the new $54 million willie brun junior middle school in san francisco's bayview. but school officials are worried about enrollment because of past problems. so they are offering an incentive to parents. tara moriarty is live at the high school and will join us live to tell us what that incentive is. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> hey, steve, will tori need an umbrella? >> drizzle. i stepped outside. i beat you. >> beat me. >> a lot of drizzle out there. very mild, warm. it's a tropical feel here. rain on the north coast will eventually get here.

>> i don't know what they're thinking, but it was pretty bold that it happened in daylight. california beach in mission beach. they did kind of walk, some of them, like they were confident that it was okay what they were doing. >> fortunately, border patrol was waiting for them and there were 20 illegal aliens at that point and those were apprehended. >> they looked pretty brazen, in broad daylight. did you have a preconceived notion about this illegal immigration controversy going in? has this changed your opinion of the immigration crisis in the country after what you saw? >> i definitely feel like we might want to adjust our resources, give them more manpower and the ability to protect our borders and our beaches a little bit more. >> there are reports that the president is going to delay immigration reform until after midterm elections for political reasons. what do you think about that? >> i think we probably need to adjust our situation right now and take a deeper look at it. >> thank you. i'm glad you're okay and keep snapping those photos when you see something. real

furthest wilderness may look a barren wasteland to us, but it's paradise for the geese. 24 hours of daylight provides all the grazing time they need as they prepare to mate and lay eggs. back in the stork village, the return of the females hasn't gone to plan. the males are still waiting. when weather conditions are bad, whole flocks can get lost at sea. but things are looking up... the girls are back in town. the males can't contain their excitement. she remembers the location of her nest and drops down to greet him. together at last, they clatter a greeting. in africa, they spent eight months apart. now, they must get to know each other again. back on svalbard, the barnacle geese are already experiencing a baby boom. but this attracts a rare visitor. and chicks make a tasty snack. mothers desperately shepherd their young to safety. a lost chick is first to go. and then another. the geese launch a counterattack, but they can't maneuver easily. a hungry polar bear can wipe out an entire colony. they desperately need reinforcements. nesting arctic terns join the aerial assault, united by a co

so, that equates to two and a half minutes of daylight being lost on a daily basis. i know our erika von tiehl loves that because it is easier to fall asleep at night but we are losing, again, daylight with every single passing day. enjoy what you got because we have three straight days basically of some pretty picturesque weather in the delaware valley. after what overall has been a really nice start to the week. we will just keep that theme going and looking forward. by friday a chillier start out there, as we mentioned a weak cold front coming through and that is the reason. >> for the record, i can fall asleep anytime. >> me too. >> here's a check of the stories our sister station kyw news radio 1060 can follow for you today. prominent leader in the latino community is throwing his hat in the ring to be the next mayor. also a state senate committee is considering legislation to allow pennsylvania teachers to carry guns in will school. >>> a look at a new social media network geared towards the wealthy. check in two, three, four times a day, kyw news >>> breaking

between the first of september and the 30th, we actually lose 70 minutes of daylight, which is part ofthe reason why we cool off. otherwise, it's going to be really nice around here, all weekend along. temperatures in the 70s and 80s on the peninsula. kind of a warm weekend shaping up for you. if you're brewaking up with thi morning in san jose, not too bad. this is the kind of weather we yearn for in the heat of the summertime. not too bad out there. back to you, scott and kris. >>> families who don't have their "frozen" fix, they're in luck. disney releasing a mini sequel this spring. >> the animated short called "frozen feature" will feature ana, elsa, and olaf. the story centers on her birthday. her icy powers will put more than just her powers at risk. >> i'm excessing it's popular with your daughters? >> yes. >> yes. >>> a mystery of missing socks sol solved by a family in portland. >> we'll show you why man's best friend wasn't so friendly. >>> well, two teenagers are still in shock after a great white shark attacked their kayak off the coast of massachusetts. >> so the two ckay

. >>> woman is attacked on a popular trail in broad daylight. tonight a suspect is on the loose and residents in the neighborhood are on edge. police say that the woman was assaulted near banks of the wissohickon creek right under the mccallum street bridge. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at special victims with the very latest now, walt. >> reporter: well, chris, police here at special victims unit say that sexual predator struck at one of philadelphia's most pleasant, most popular spots, trails right along wissohickon creek in chestnut hill and he struck friday at dinner time as the victim was going out for a leisurely walk. along the sparkling waters of the wissohickon in the bright fall sunshine those enjoying the beautiful, peaceful network of trails here were shaken to learn that on one of these same trails around 5:30 friday evening, a 51 year-old woman was viciously attacked by a sexual predator. >> it is very sad, shocking. i'm alarmed. >> reporter: police say the attacker after walking past with the friendly greeting su

today, 10 more minutes of daylight. it will catch up by the weekend. low 50s as you look for the lakefront. satellites composite show some cloud cover and rain generally to the west. it stays there as we expect high pressure to hold steady. the entire seven days forecast is completely dry. if you are one of those people out and about, fall is a good time to replant progress. you will need to water. 72 degrees today. 51 tonight. mars high 74. thursday we are back up to 75. some sunshine there. >> still ahead, you won't believe what woman did to make herself on attractive to men. >> and a big change coming to an elite fraternity. and more cameras come into force and missouri and where residents say they're ok with that. >> and weighing one reporter in alaska quit her job live on tv. threatened warehouses as it burned under a large building in the port of los angeles monday night. los angeles city fire marine units battled the blaze, and divers were in the water to assess the scene. the building in danger is used for loading and unloading ships. it's also

we'll have a live update. >>> a bold crime in broad daylight.an is kidnapped at gunpoint outside her east bay home. >>> trouble on the peninsula at one high school campus. we'll tell you what's keeping kids out of class this morning. >> reporter: it's a brand-new school but officials worry students will not enroll because of the neighborhood it sits in. find out how the school board plans to lure students. "mornings on 2" starts now. >>> build it and they will come. that was the hope for the new $54 million willie brun junior middle school in san francisco's bayview. but school officials are worried about enrollment because of past problems. so they are offering an incentive to parents. tara moriarty is live at the high school and will join us live to tell us

it happened outside the home in broad daylight. the couple divorced two years ago. mc cool suggested her ex-husband had threatened her in the past. police are investigating a motive. >> residents in chester county are ordered to boil tap water. advisory follows a water main break on 200 block east south street kennel square and neighbors are without any water service although there's no sign of contamination residents are told to boil water before drinking as a precaution. advisory will be lifted after two days of negative testing. turning now to weather we're starting off the workweek with lots of sunshine. while it's officially summer it's starting to feel like fall. let's look live at sky6hd philadelphia international airport. skies are bright. runways clear. no flight delays to talk about today. let's go over to meteorologist david murphy at the big board with more from accuweather. david. >> all right. sarah. it was a cool start and cooler over the last couple of days. we have a frontal boundary to the west of us and we'll talk about it later in the full foreca

obviously these were the daylight pictures three to four hours before the eye hit. literally the eye went right through cabo san lucas. they got hit on the front side of the eye, it went calm and then the backside of the eye, too. we'll bring you those pictures as we get them in. they've got four or five hours until the sun comes up there. just a direct hit. it was 125-mile-per-hour winds at landfall. it will weaken from here, but it's going straight up the baja peninsula. there's no escaping the storm. they literally just have to hunker down. some of this rain, thomas, will head up into the southwestern u.s. phoenix, tucson, el paso. more rain for them the end of this week. we've got to feel for the people in the cabo area. the tourists, everyone, the resort workers, they got hit hard. >> what about you? do you tip when you leave the hotel? >> yes. yes. i tip, and then my wife adds money to it. >> you had time to think about it. that was a fast yes. you've been thinking about this! you knew i was going to ask you! >> i tip medium and then my wife takes money out of

. >> reporter: neighbors were taken back that this happened in broad daylight in the middle of a busy street. >> so, to me that is the the most brazen thing that i could ever imagine, not only do you have gun shootingness this particular neighborhood but they have audacity to do tonight broad daylight. >> reporter: police say the nine year-old suffered a grazed wound to the top left side of his head and he has been treated and released from st. christopher's hospital. police are asking anyone who may have information about this incident to call 215-686-tips. at northeast detectives, i'm dann cuellar for channel six "action news". >>> good samaritans jumped out of their car and ran to help a victim in this crash on i-95 tonight just before the vehicle burst into flames. delaware state police identified the driver as 26 year-old matthew brown, of newark, they say he was driving on the left hand shoulder of the highway to speed around traffic, when he crashed into the back of a broken down van. this southbound side in newport had to be shut down after 6:00 o'clock. brownies in the hospit

>> and we are looking at the final hours of daylight before we officially turn the page on summer. and start the new season. so, actually we're talking about the autumnal equinox, it happens tonight. we'll talk about why it happens, why what does it all mean, why do we have seasons? all of this on the other side. stick around. intthat sizzle for $12.99.aks the smoky double bacon sirloin. the new spicy sriracha sirloin. and the parmesan crusted sirloin. steaks that sizzle. only at longhorn steakhouse. you can't fake steak. >> second woman has died from injuries she suffered in yesterday's bus crash in new castle county. at least 49 people were taken to hospitals with injuries. >>> also, police have released images of ak47, and other paraphernalia they say was left behind by eric frein. the manhunt continues, for frein, as survival list specialists in the deadly ambush, at a pennsylvania state police barracks over the weekend. this happened over a week ago. pocono mountain schools are closed again today, for safety reasons. >>> nurses are on the picket line today, at crozer-chester m

here in philadelphia we have 12 hours and nine minutes of daylight today. new lets talk about the temperatures. the sun will be moving southward toward tropic of cap corn so temperatures will be dropping over next few weeks. average high is 76 degrees. october 1st, 72. november 1st our average high 61. end of november, we're averaging 50 degrees, for our afternoon temperatures. now what to expect for this fall? well, there are some changes. we have a developing el nino in the pacific ocean which means warmer than average water temperatures. that gives us warmer temperatures. official forecast ace above average numbers, for the fall season. i'm meteorologist justin drabick from the cbs-3 studios. >>> on the cbs-3 healthwatch, most heart attacks in men can be prevented, according to new research. following a healthy lifestyle including exercising and maintaining a healthy weight could prevent four out of five heart attacks according to a study in the journal of the american college of cardiology. researchers followed more than 20,000 men for 11 years and they

we actually lose 70 minutes of daylight between the first of the month and the 30th. by the end of the month, that's when you're really going to notice those dark hours moving in by about 5:00, 6:00 at night starting to get dark out here. that's what we always look forward to when we get into the fall, the shorter days provide cooler weather for urs. 83 degrees for today in the south bay. right around average. 79 degrees, the east shore is at 77 degrees for today. getting into the weekend, more of the same, cloudy mornings, beautiful sunny afternoons, and you're going hold on to comfortable weather, even at our local beaches as you know, we are getting closer to the rainy season as well. and at this point, we are really praying for a heavy duty rainy season. i want to show you some very startling pictures from lake orville. this is like orville july 2011, and as of late august, you can see this was taken about a couple weeks ago, really low levels, that's all that's left. this is the most dramatic imagery i could find, fwhu really telling the story, we have to conserv

we ought to do this in broad daylight when everybody is awake, up and can see what's happening and we can watch them with our aerial platforms where everybody runs to. we did a good job but i don't think we did the best job. >> gentlemen, i want to thank you both and for your service. >>> meanwhile, al qaeda and isis, khorason, and now another terrorist group tied to isis taking credit for the beheading of a french hostage in algeria. it seems like no matter how much we strike them, the bad guys just keep popping up some where else. we'll have what we need to keep them down for good. easier said than done. what do we do? >> neil, it is a well-oiled really ancient ideology. think about the muslim brotherhood. they have been crushed several times in egypt only to rise from the dead kind of like a gee oji vampire. interestingly enough i've hit president obama a lot on his policies in the middle east but he was right today in terms of fighting back against the ideology, the extremist jihadist ideology. what we need and haven't seen quite frankly since 9/11 is muslim imams, muslim leaders

jesse, getting a little daylight and you're better able to see ethe damage left behind.l us. >> tracy, that's exactly right. still some smoke and through the smoke you can see the melted portion of the structure of this warehouse that were melted by intense heat by flames that were burning for several hours. still a lot of smoke that was drifting towards the south and into south philadelphia. reported earlier you can smell it as far south as the old navy ship yard. that is still a problem. you see that building right over to the right now, we're going to move into it. that's a furniture store, furniture manufacturer based here in philadelphia. that building has take an lot of heavy smoke damage. unclear if they have fire damage to the building. doesn't look like it, but a lot of smoke damage to that business. that's one of the businesses to the fire scene. put in a call to them and still early in the morning and still trying to get a hold of them to see what the damage is to that property. that is going to be perhaps a common occurrence in this area. the area here at ame

this was just within the hour as daylight was ending and the sun was going down. i want you to look at it for yourself. >> reporter: just take a look up at that ridge line now. [ applause ] what you're seeing is tracer fire moving in to that ridge line that is currently occupied by isis forces. and around me, the kurdish crowd is cheering. take a listen. john, it is getting quite dark here, so increasingly diflarker difficult to make out the figures on the ridge line. they're still receiving incoming fire and it is at that position that our photo journalist claudia otto has seen isis fighters take casualties, take hits. they've received injuries and seen other fighters carrying their wounded away from that location. this has been the scene through the afternoon. small arms fire and some heavier artillery as well. mo mortars i mentioned earlier. we haven't seen or heard the heavier arms for about an hour or so now i think. as you can see from the tracer fire still moving across the skyline, that fighting is still very much going on. we're on one hilltop. in between

that provides her a little bit of daylight if this remains a big issue in 2016. and if she ends up running. that's a very smart piece that was in politico this morning about how any kind of daylight that might exist between president obama and hillary clinton is pretty much erased by the fact they both need each other. hillary clinton, if she runs in 2016, needs barack obama's voters in a democratic primary and also general election. barack obama would need hillary clinton as a third term to cement his legacies, particularly the health care law. >> thank you very much, appreciate your time. by the way, the images you're seeing are from the clinton global initiative, hillary clinton speaking with the prime minister of japan, as we speak, i'm being told. we're listening in on it. if she does mention any of these issues, we'll of course bring them to you right now. but coming up, president obama is arriving at the u.n. this hour. where we expect his live address to begin shortly after 10:00 a.m. eastern time. we'll be carrying those remarks live. first, new developm

dry during the daylight. p once the sun sets after 7:15, showers are going to start developing. they will hang around through tomorrow morning. dry and bright tomorrow afternoon and warmer friday, saturday and sunday. today we will be in the upper 70s to near 80s. head up the pa sin sue la, go from the 80s to 74. 70 downtown, san francisco. near 80 through the north bay valleys. everybody else in the 70s along the east bay shore. a little more humid today. we will see increasing clouds. look how warm, 69 and 68 bit end of the game. the clouds will keep us in the low to mid 60s tonight with rain and drizzle during the overnight hours. a look at our area of low pressure it heads towards us. it's not tapping any tropical moisture. that's why we will see scattered light showers at 10:00. they will keep going through the morning commute. we will see drizzle for the morning commute also. this layer of moisture is very shallow, below 4,500 feet. it will hang around through the morning commute, taper todays lunch. then the moisture leaves us thursday afternoon and into the evening. look

and police say that they meant holder in the vehicle and sexually assaulted her broad daylight.d help. the drop the broth a block away live for speeding off crete all this happening a busy intersection and their businesses where this mother says she don't will keep a closer eye on her daughter. i know what to do a lot of things and very protective. >> : happening today national coastal cleanup day thousands of volunteers around the world since flocking to the shore for annual call to action to help tidy up parts of the beaches saw mike pelton reporting live this morning from motion beach in san francisco with more strings of volunteers around you. >> : the morning sun is in place repined me was so clear up the difference nine this morning till noon about an hour from now surf these volunteers with buckets of many forms of a brief find nestled across the coast not at ocean beach one of hundreds of clear up this you find today across california and across the bay area as today marks the 30th annual coastal cleanup day it organized by california coastal commission last year ocean b

we have officially transitioned into the bay nave been -- and we're 40 days away from the end of daylight saving time. then the good one. we gain an hour of sleep. that occurs on january 2nd. so when it comes to our first fall showers, right on queue, 36 hours out. we stop that clock for you at 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. showers moving into the north end of sonoma county. even the south bay where we typically get a rain shadow, we're going to get a little precipitation down here. don't go doing anything crazy like washing your car. we're not expecting any heavy totals. we might just get enough to keep your lawn most and dry but we could pick up half an inch to an inch if this thing comes down right. i do believe that this system is going to argue a little bit more and we could get some generous reallyin reallyings. >> and i met -- >> a fox bit a 7-year-old on his wrist and ankle. a anymore teacher ran to hem him help and -- >> she was being attacked as she was trying to get the fox off my son. >> the school psychologist all the victims were taken to the hospital for treatment. they're now testin

whenever you have a situation where you have young people getting injured, broad daylight, middle of the day, rush hour, people moving back and forth, bullets flying, it is just a terrible sit ways. >> reporter: police describe the gun man as a 17 year-old black male, wearing a black tank top and black running pant with a red stripe down the side of the legs. police seem confident they will get their person that they are looking for. live from police headquarters, dann cuellar for "action news" at ten on phl17. >> thanks, dann. >>> police, in -- pennsylvania state police say that they are closing in on the suspect who killed a trooper and wounded another. over the weekend police found an ak-47 style assault rifle, and ammunition in the woods that eric frein hid or bandon. he is described as a survivor list who hates law enforcement and is believed he has been planning an ambush for years. he is on the fbi the's ten most wanted list and rewards totaling $175,000, have been posted for his capture. >>> tonight, pennsylvania's sit city governor or met face-to-face with tomorrow wolf. the

the afternoon it will be high clouds and sunshine around most of our neighbors and dry during the daylight. showers 20 through tomorrow morning and an isolated chance of thunder but not great. this will come through quickly tomorrow and warmer on fridays saturday and sunday. the temperatures today are in the south bay mid-80's in los gatos and gilroy and rough surf in santa cruz at 74. and 79 in santa clara, and 76 in san mateo and 74 in millbrae and mid-to-upper 60's loan the coast and colma is 66 and downtown south san francisco is 70 along with sausalito and mid-60's from bodega bay where you need to watch the rough surf. along the east bay shore, hercules and castro rally and fremont nearly 80 and richmond at 72. 82 in san ramon and pleasanton and concord and we will warm to 86 to brent wad. tonight is milder than this morning because of the cloud cover and low-to-mid 60's and we do have warmer temperatures this morning and more humidity and that will be the case moving throughout the day and look where the best water vapor images are showing up, to the north, and the bulk of the preci

those are bike intersection treatments as well as temporary bulbs and narrowing traffic lanes and daylighting. and the second part of that project we identified in legislation to be complete in june, 2015. and those are bicycle and pedestrian treatments. such as a buffered cycle track and temporary bulbs and new traffic controls. project no. 13, signal timing changes for pedestrian safety along 19th avenue from slope to juna-parasara, in the design phase scheduled at the completion of this year. >> that's to extend the signals so that pedestrians have time to cross that wide boulevard? >> project 15, along geary boulevard will be pedestrian intersection treatments including temporary slating and bulbs, and that slated for june, 2016. >> through the chair. >> i have commissioner wiener first. my apologies for not looking. >> thank you for providing this, and i want to preface this by saying that i am not one of those people who thinks that when you have a pot of money, for transportation projects that you divide it by 11, in 11 districts. i believe in merit based, and need-based investments. s

warm temperatures across the region. 13 hours of daylight today. enough to warm us up to about 90 degrees this afternoon. 74 in chicago at the lake front. 76 at midway. of to 90 degrees today. chance of rain highest in the morning diminishes in the afternoon. clouds will break up. 73 for the love tonight. cold front comes through it's a game changer. we go from nineties today to 83 on friday. high of 74 degrees it will feel like falls on saturday. still ahead ... marcus is up next with another edition of "mr brightside" -- about a man defying a life changing disease with a positive attitude. plus -- trending this morning -- grammy winner jill scott is the latest victim of the celebrity nude photo scandal. her reaction, next. and -- we'll tell you why everyone thought betty white *died yesterday. ♪ oh-oh, oh, oh, la, la-la, la-la, la-la ♪ ♪ na-na-na, na-na-na-na-na some things just go together, like auto and home insurance. bundle them together at progressive, and you save big on both. ♪ oh, oh-oh, oh, oh hey, it's me! [ whistles ] and there's my do

a teenage guy was stabbed there in broad daylight. tara moriarty is out there right now. she will tell you alabama the search for suspects and what a witness saw. good morning. thank you for joining us here at ktvu channel 2 morning news i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's check in with steve. it's going to get a little warmer or a lot warmer? >> a lot warmer for some. i have to share this on twitter. pictures coming in from calgary, canada today. people are just besides themselves. 4-6 inches of snow. for us if you like warmer temps then today would be your day. unless you are by the coast you will deal with 60s to near 70. 50 in in walnut creek. napa is in there. even san jose is 55. temperatures we will have no trouble warming up. 72 a couple days ago was 49. 51 healdsburg. 49 petaluma. that is is cool. temperatures everything that there is hardly breeze. offshore for hayward. offshore for mountain view. most locations are calm. the delta breeze is falling off the table. everything says sunshine and warm to hot temperatures in

that is because it happened in broad daylight around 3:00 in the afternoon and neighborhood police say unusual for this type of crime. a 16-year-old boy was walking home from l ski with a group of teens when they were confronted by the the suspect. they found the teen had been stabbed in the upper body. >> multiple suspects fled in their vehicles. we have descriptions and we're following up on those leads. >> the boys wound were considered life threatening but he was taken to the hospital where will he was is in serious but stable condition. friends of the victim say he attended del mar high school and not in a gang. if live from zap jose i'm a.m. tom ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time is 5:32. the search for a missing teenager from hayward now focused on san francisco and what he was doing online. more than two dozen people scoured open space in the hills above hayward. they are look for 16-year-old minh ly. after an argument with his father, the sophomore stormed out of his house without his wallet or his cell phone. >> i just want him to come home. >> i think he will be okay. a lot of pe

borman's of extra daylight today. we don't make that up until we get to friday permit it to equal day and equal night. early this morning, 49 in waukegan 53 in peru. 48 in lansing. in new moon overnight. if you are one of those stargazers, it looks spectacular. some like composite shows dry conditions. clouds will filter in but more sunshine. up to 74 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. by 9:00 p.m. down to 65. high temperature on thursday 76. 77 on friday. that's an improvement. >> it is beautiful. we have a quick look at the traffic. nothing we're too concerned with some railroad crossing work. boy to have a project and lagrange road. right now 115 remained closed both directions through october 5th for some crossing work that distorted. another stretch at collins blocked off from ward to cleveland. watch for this to projects. that will be wrapped up on friday. and the lagrange road project will cause big delays for people to buy elgin. >>president obama will appeal to the united nations today, to offer some type of backing for t

as you can see, the taliban fighters operate in broad daylight in the district of charkh.he ana base is not far from here but they don't fear any attacks from them and they move all around the city without fearing them. i was told the roads would be closed and the area sealed off by government forces after the attack. it was time for me to leave charkh. >> when the us and nato withdraws most of its troops from afghanistan, the taliban will, despite over a decade of war, still be here. the key question is what will happen on the ground after the draw-down? the answer might be that i've already seen it - it's basically already happening. a fight for power - on the battlefield with bullets and in the towns and villages, for local support. >> what is likely is this sort of thing continuing for the next four or five, six seven years,. areas in which the taliban have de facto control surrounding small afghan outposts and continuing to fight perhaps not a lot of territory changing hands. and as always civilians will be caught up in the middle >> and so what we're most likely goin

we had 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of night. we always have 24 hours in a day, but you get what i'm saying. manassas, 73 degrees. dew point at 56, so the area is very dry. shot from river bend. they had a lot of fog out there this morning. but that fog burned off. a spectacular day, because we've seen plenty of sunshine area-wide. upper 70's. example -- in frederickburg. 50'sratures in the tonight. a light northerly breeze, very nice. both saturday and sunday looking superb. i think highs tomorrow will be in the 80's with near total sunshine. mostly sunny on sunday. frontal system will bring extra clouds, i'm thinking, late towards the could seed tuesday we showers. we need to finesse that over the next coming days. sunday, sue --d superb. better.get much you for not gonna make get what you saw last night. >> nothing but redskins and bad news. leon harris had the perfect word for it. fedex. got ugly at but that's in the past now. all you can do now is work to back come monday against seattle. redskins were beaten physically and

also, exactly 12 hours of daylight and darkness today. and if you are heading to the park later on this evening, make sure you bring a sweater. temperatures will be falling into the 60's. the travel forecast is much improved compared to yesterday. no delays expected for the remainder of the afternoon. what will temperatures be like for the upcoming weekend? i will break it down for you. chicago lead to a ground stop at o'hare and midway airports and that is causing hundreds of flights to be canceled around the nation. we spoke to affected passengers here at reagan national. >> a deliberately set fire halted all flights at chicago o'hare, the busiest airport in the world. you can see a giant gap over illinois. those traveling out of the windy city today are feeling the ripple effect. >> i had a 10 a.m. flight. it looks like it was rescheduled for several hours later. >> a man with self-inflicted wounds was found in the basement of the facility that was set fire. no planes would be allowed to take off from o'hare or midway and till this aft

sun is directly over the equator, not quite 12 hours. 12 hours, nine minutes of daylight today.it is a beautiful afternoon. nice and clear. temperatures right now in fairfax, 66. the high is 72. a cold front out to the west. chillier in spots then we were at midnight. almost 70 in manassas. 66 in gaithersburg, but it feels a little cooler than that because of the breeze. the wind coming out of the northwest and we have some gusts ranging between 20 and 30 miles per hour. temperatures compared to this time yesterday, anywhere from five to 25 degrees colder. that is quite a difference. you will notice this for a while. the cold front has already pushed off to the east. low pressure lingering toward new england. high pressure building into the nation's midsection. those two are working together to draw in the cooler wind. breezy through sundown tonight. high temperatures today will be slow to warm. only moving up a couple degrees. expect low to mid 70's across the region. 74 degrees in washington, d.c. if you thought it was cool this morning, take a look at the forecast lows tomorr

so we're losing some of that daylight. equal.ay it's mainly clear, comfortably cool this evening.f you're heading out to the nats game, bring an extra layer warm. to keep yourself saturday and sunday, pleasant, lots of sunshine. 80's both saturday and sunday. monday is when things start to transition a little bit. get to monday, our next system will be on our doorstep. got towise we've determine how quickly that will move in here. at this point, i'm thinking a possibility but not until the evening. so it could impact the evening even into tuesday showers a likelyhood. a bit.ool off by the middle of next week, we're back to the middle to upper 70's. so a very good weekend and a week ahead, other than one little spot of moisture. back over to you. >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. >> robert is with us. fan?ou a big baseball >> big baseball fan. mostly basketball but i'll take baseball. sports, all the time. >> nats are doing well. >> game 1 of a doubleheader. call it shutout city. 16thfister captured his win today, with the help of anth

. >> they don't care about it being daylight or a sunday or how beautiful the weather is. they are thugs and will do what he can. >> doto leaves behind two children ages 6 and 4 and her boyfriend. >>> it happened outside of the barracks killed by ron dickson the ii. and critically wounded was alex douglass. he used a .308 caliber like this one. george bibbins called him a coward. >> first of uli want to say to you yoall i want to sayyou are . they shot them and they had no opportunity defend themself. you did it from a place of hiding and then ran. >> the group the pennsylvania crime stoppers has posted a $75,000 for information that leads to arrest and conviction of the killer. >>> a cheerleading group is taking the first steps after a long way back. a fund rare in marlton. sharrie williams is live. >>reporter:they have no idea that the money that they were raising since december was being swiped. the case unraveled when a board member in question, came to the police department. her story didn't add up. [chanting] >> cheering their hearts out, they are trying to rally a c

. >> it's the amount of daylight that triggers the chlorophyll in those leaves. they'll change color and eventually fall off the trees. it's really mild out there with plenty of 60s to go around. a good looking day shaping up as we finish off suppertime with good air quality and temps right around average. obviously we had some issues, especially on the east end of the bay area. as of today our winds have shifted so all that smoke is going to be pushing back towards reno, back towards tahoe and away from the bay area. that was an issue for people with respiratory problems and asthma over the weekend. we're going to be in the good air quality range all year long. the peninsula 77 degrees and 77 for the east shore. right on cue as we usher in autumn, we have a storm system on the way. this will bring about probably some generous rainfall totals in the north bay. i don't think we'll see much in the south bay. the front is organized as we get into thursday. that's what we have the best chance for showers. temperatures will be cooling as the front comes through. we ha

let's go to the mall packed with people, broad daylight with axes. >> again, they didn't get away with anything. >> now, in old montreal, canada, a sad robbery took place. the woman in the middle with a blue shirt on, this woman is disable e disabled. she was having a great birthday weekend. it was ruined by this woman. according to police, she kicked the woman's purse closer to the door. once again, she kicked it outside of the door. takes it and walks off. >> she does it so slyly. >> i don't know if anybody would have notes bad she was doing. >> the woman got away with her i.d., credit cards and $500 cash. the one other thing she got away with was the key to the motorized scooter anita was using because she is disabled. >> sad to say on this show when we head to china for a rescue video, it oftentimes means a small child is stuck somewhere. in this case, a toddler is stuck deep down in a well shaft. this child was playing in an orchard where his mother works. fell nearly 30 feet into the shaft. the thing i only about 15 inches wide. they immediately called firefighters who came to th

. >>> and a man is shot in broad daylight at the oakland flee market. >> there is no reason for this.. >> the big question that still remains about the shooting, plus popping up at the park in the south bay, the explanation beyond why. >>> and this looks like the warmest day of the week in san francisco, it was nice saturday and sunday and it will be nice we'll see if this lasts as long for the coast as well. . >>> police hit and killed a woman as she was walking along the sidewalk, we will tell you what we have learned coming up. >>> and facing a firestorm after he was arrested over the weekend what the player told ktvu and what is next for him. >>> and many people in napa are still struggling to get back on their feet, we will have more on what happens today.. >> this is all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning, these are live pictures from willow pass road where a 50-year-old woman was hit and killed by a driver. that crash also knocked out a light pole and in just a couple of minutes, alex savage will have more on the search for that driver. it is the first d

now this happened in broad daylight yesterday. it was just before noon time, lots of people were out and about on the 1500 block of adams avenue, victim a 26 year-old pregnant woman was full term just sitting outside of her apartment in the lawn chair near griscomb street. she was baby-sitting and neighbor's seven year-old daughter when gunfire erupted down the street and she wound up getting hit in the face by a stray bullet. people in the neighborhood say that they are simply stunned by what happened. >> it shouldn't take this much in order for to us get the support that we need. basically when somebody else came into our property, down the city, they are well aware of the situation, we are called them numerous times. it should not take effect that one of my children get hurt. >> reporter: i don't think that was the exact sound that we were looking for in that story but people did find more than a dozen shell casings just littering the scene. we believe intended target was in the neighborhood at the time and they think he lives

i mean, they're in broad daylight. she is not sharing her story for sympathy.hy she said she is more worried for other people. >>> good morning, quarter to 5:00. we look at the philadelphia international airport, things moving smoothly, not so much at leg guards y3 birds strikes forcing down planes there. say the three planes were coming in yesterday, when all three of them struck birds. all of it happened in less than two hours, as well. no one hurt. not the same for the birds. but the planes aren't damaged and the faa is investigating. >>> a man is under arrest accused in a horrifying robbery attempt. police say 40 year old chester anderson is the man seen in this video surveillance. cops say that it shows anderson armed with a knife, fighting with the customer, the restaurant, along route one in south brunswick. happened last tuesday, fortunately, no one was hurt. anderson is charged with robbery, he's behind bars, unable to post bail. >> crazy video there, meantime the aftermath of three casino closures. >> job training sessions such that is one in egg harb

about now is when we have the evening amount of sunshine and daylight. tomorrow is rosh hashanah. we'll have high clouds around because of a coastal storm that will be near the coast. we don't think it will bring any rain to us. maybe some high clouds from that passing feature. friday we warm up, again, getting up to 78 degrees with the high pressure off the coast and starting to pop in that southerly flow and saturday we're looking at a high of 81 degrees and warm on sunday, potentially with a high of 80 there. appropriate i suppose that's the last weekend the phillies will be in town, the end of their season fan appreciation day is sunday. >> new this morning, here, police are investigating the death of a sophomore at rutgers university. she was out with friends at a fraternity house on campus early yesterday morning, her friends noticed something was not right and a short time later she was dead. an occupies will be conducted to confirm if alcohol was related. >> a man, the last person to e seen with a university of virginia student is now a person of interest. her parents spok

." >> phillip djegal: in the daylight. >> sot- "this ceiling came in a >> phillip djegal: liz tyler gets a chance to see how much damage was done to the duplex she lives in with her husband and setp-son. >> sot- "we have water and smoke damage throughout and the whole ceiling came down to our -- the back of our kitchen." >> philippe djegal: the home behind the duplex was also damaged. the car in the driveway destroyed. liz and her family also forced to look for another place to live and store their stuff -- their building has been red- tagged. >> sot- "just trying to take it one day at a time at this point. and, we gotta try to get out valuables out so we don't get looted, according to police and just try to figure it out." >> phillip djegal: crews also responded to multiple garbage can and dumpster fires, like this one on encinal avenue. the largest fire was one of the last. this stretch of businesses n park street burned up. in the back, at least five vans damaged or destroyed. though despite all of this destruction, everyone survives. >> sot- "we're blessed, so we don't be angry. we j