>> no. >> so let's take a look at the new fares, adult fares they will be going up to 225 and that'snge for the first time in five years monthly passes are now 68 and however they stay the same and back out here live on vanness avenue, we should tell you in those beauty stops we will tell you what the fares are going to be and we have a recording which goes over to tell you that fair is now 225 today live here on ktvu channel 2 morning news claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> cool firefighters had to rescue two -- >>> firefighters had to rescue two men from rip currents and the rising tides cut their pass to the beach. firefighters were able to save them without incident. >>> and it happened at orchid beach as a big thunderstorm came to the area. two people were thrown ten feet when lightning struck. >> it hit the water or the sand. you can see like an explosion. >> the beach was closed for safety reasons and the conditions of the people are not known at this time and authorities said they did not appear to be seriously injured. >>> the lightning strike comes after a one pe

fareed, that's to you. >> all right. i think we're having difficulty with fareed there. peter?i'll toss it out to you. >> yes. i think it's really important to do two things. one is to contain isis in the areas in which it is and then to start fighting it back. of course, it will be when the local populations turn against isis that you can really talk about victory. the military can only contain isis. it can support the process. it cannot completely overturn it. the second thing is to stop westerners and other foreigners from going to syria and iraq. those foreign fights have made the conflict so much worse. and they also represent the long term threat. they're creating this international network that positive potentially be a terrorist network for a whole generation. so these two tasks are really important. >> okay. i think we have fareed with us now. fareed, i want to ask you about, as he's talking about, containment of isis. part of that has to come from trying to dissuade people from joining them in the first place. get rid of this recruitment and how successful it's bvenlt

i think there's two issues here, fareed.t get a free pass here. >> right. >> there are still some problems. it raises cholesterol levels. the problem is that what we replaced fat with was sugar and sugar may be more problematic in some ways for someone who's worried about heart disease than fat. if i put a double cheese burger here and a big, sugar ri drink, and i asked which is worse for your heart, a child would see cheeseburg cheeseburger. they would be wrong. it's the sugar ri drink that gets converted into the bad cholesterol. >> it's not that fat is good for you, it's that if you replace fat with sugar, it's worse for you, right? >> that's right. >> why is sugar so bad? is there a simple way to explain it? >> here's the simple way. humans weren't designed to eat it. fruit fell from the trees. honey was protected by the bees. how much fruit? ten orange. that's enough. now we eat 140 pounds roughly a year on average. our bodies simply did not evolve to be able to handle that so it hits the liver, liver says, i don't know

fares are going up.ell you why and by how much. >>> lots of sunshine today except parts of the coast. they will have to deal with fog. but everyone else it will be warm to hot. i will tell you how long coming up. >>> welcome back. would you believe big changes today for you people riding muni? we're live in san francisco now looking around. you saw the bus go by. muni riders, you are gonna be paying more to ride muni. in a couple of minutes. ktvu's claudine wong is out there now. she will tell you how much the fares are going up. stay tuned. welcome to "mornings on 2." monday, labor day, september 1st. i'm dave clark. >>> good morning. i'm pam cook in for tori campbell today. let's check in with steve paulson. it will be pretty hot. >> for most. 59 san francisco to start. 68. we'll go 76 for a high. tomorrow it may drop down to 66. there's some fog. but according to daly city, it's clear. half moon bay has fog. now most of that is pushing south. some areas not far away, maybe about 70, 72. others about 6

is going both directions with a low income fare, and at the same time fares will go up for richer riders to $3.25 in peak. >> it's a seattle move saying you guys need to ride the bus, ride for $1.50. >> that is part of it. this is a community that wants to make sure everyone has a chance. >> it could benefit 100,000 riders with incomes below $23,000. they'll get payment cards and could save more than $500 a years. is this redistribution in its own way? >> it's not just about altruism, know. this is about economic development. we need to make sure workers get to work. >> in a transit system with five fare hikes in five years, price is sensitive. it shows in this sensitive debate. >> most folks will not be able to ride, they don't have money to ride the bus. >> it's true for most riders. if we don't rise the fares, we have to cancel more service. >> san francisco is the only other major metropolitan area with a similar two-tiered system, with 20,000 buying half priced fare cards. in king county it could cost $9 million in lost fare revenue, and more for start-up costs. >> we are elmim nati

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you will see a fare quote immediately and you have the option of splitting the fare. if you are riding with more than 1 person, you can enter in there name, and share the fare with the app. this is a cash less transaction, your charge is on your card at the end of the ride so you don't have to worry about a cash transaction. another thing we take very seriously is partner on boarding. we mean the driver on uber app. all of our uber partners have to go through a rigorous process. one is a background check. we both include national, multistate, county, federal court house, background checks as well as motor vehicle records. also there is a training process once they are on boarded and we make sure accessibility is a big part of that. we expect requirements to comply with all existing accessibility laws tools to applicable to all transportation providers and guide dogs that must be accepted at all times. we also have a very serious policy on non-discrimination for provider services and user review because the user can review the driver at the end of every trip. so, we'll

look where the air fares are now.lation adjusted and you can see you are getting a heck of a deal relative to what you were paying back in 1999. the tighter capacity we have seen over the last five years is a big part of why the airlines are starting to see their air fares go up. they are not going up by nearly as much. in fact, i have talked to a couple of analysts and they make it very clear, higher fares are the key to the airline's earning a greater return on the capital. >> when you have four players roughly controlling 85% of the market i think you see unit revenues expand as there is more room for fare growth. >> one or two exceptions i think the management teams have really seen the light and are really disciplined and driving towards earning costs of capital and driving prices higher. every airline has a unique way of doing it. >> and as you take a look at shares of the airline index there will be a lot of people who say what are you talking about? air fares should not go higher. there are a number of people

muni has hiked its fares. the muni adult fare has increased from two- dollars to $2-25. muni monthly passes are also going up. the muni-only pass will cost $68 -- two- dollars more than last month. and the muni and bart pass will cost 4 -dollars more. the fare hikes are the first since 2009. senior, disabled and youth fares it has been one year since the new eastern span of the bay bridge opened on labor day of 2013. right now -- crews are busy demolishing the old span, but they're running into some challenges. the california department of transportation is blaming the unusual challenge on birds that won't leave. they have turned the now defunct bridge. into a home. the agency says, it is switching to a new tactic. that will attempt to attract the birds to other areas. a cal-trans spokesperson says, the birds have not delayed the demolition -- but that could change of the year. the demolition work is expected to wrap up in 2018. we have a brand new bridge similar approach though. a. current temperatures renowned san francisco are 6264 and oakland. morning lows will not c

adult fares up 25 cents to 2.25 and adult fare pass up $4. seniors and youth and disabled fares will stay where they are. >>> has california already lost in its bid to nab tesla's new giga factory? they are not listed as semi finalists to land the proposed $5 billion factory. lawmakers adjourned this weekend without approving incentives to attract tesla. it is expected to create 6500 jobs. right now looks like texas, new mexico, arizona and nevada are the four states in the mix. not california. >>> coming up next, a busy weekend on the surface of the sun. the amazing pictures from nasa that you have to see. >>> right now we are seeing a lot of sunshine in san jose. mostly sunny skies. still some mid-80s south of downtown out to the trivalley. numbers in the upper 80s around walnut creek. by this time tomorrow and perhaps still some low to mid-90s as things heat up for your labor day monday. a look at that in the forecast when we come right back. >>> the sun is laboring this labor day weekend. nasa says an explosive mid-level flare erupted las

here are the new fare: adult whose buy day passes shell out $2.25 compared to $2. the muni pass is going from 66 to 68 a month an increase of two dollars. the altamont pass used on both bart and muni going up $4 from $76 to $80 a month. this would be okay if it meant better service say the riders. >> i don't know this is correlation teen the fare increase and better service. i'm not real happy with the service as far as being on time. >> we think it was not teach of a difference. >> single ride fares and monthly passes for seniors, disabled and young people will not change and even though the amounts have changed, riders still be expected to have correct change on them and the drivers will not give money or make any change. back to you. >>> thank you. we have new details in the deadly hit-and-run accident in pittsburg, the coroner releasing the identity of the woman kill. a 50-year-old woman from bay point was hit before 7:00 last excite died at the scene. police are look for the driver, a man in what is described as 2009 or newer silver chevrolet truck. he hit the

i'm fareed zakaria. this is a crazy week for us. the leaders of the world gathered this week in new york, and we gathered some of the most interesting ones right here for you. first up, hassan rouhani, the president of the islamic republic of iran. i asked him about isis, the state of the nuclear talks, and the harsh judgment handed down against those people who made iran's "happy" video. then iran's enemy, of course, is israel, and i sat down with the man who for the last 60-plus years has worked at the highest levels of that nation's government. shimon perez on the prospects for peace in the middle east and why at age 91 he's considering a new career including delivering pizza. >>> also, the ebola outbreak. 1.4 million infections are possible says the cdc, and that's by january in just two nations. what could be done to contain the crisis? i put that crucial question to chelsea clinton and liberia's foreign minister. >>> but first, here is my take. if president obama truly wants to degrade and destroy isis, he's going to have to f

we'll bring in fareed zakaria, the host of cnn's "fareed zakaria gps." you watch this speech and something that so many people were paying close attention to, what struck yous most about it? >> it wasn't a particularly interesting or dramatic speech. it repeated themes that the iranians have been saying for a while. rouhani has been more forthcoming in interviews he's done. i had an opportunity to do one of them. in those what becomes clear is the iranians believe that they can be part of the solution in iraq, in syria, with regard to isis, even in afghanistan but first the nuclear deal has to be achieved. they are putting a lot of hope and a certain amount of pressure on the west to produce a nuclear agreement, a compromise that everyone can live with and then they say they could be helpful for issues of shared interest, common interests in the fight against isis. >> certainly coupling issues that the west that the u.s. does not want to have coupled there, fareed. you had an interview with the iranian president yesterday. he's critical of these air stri

. >> no more fare cards. how about that? the new system that metro is testing that could use your federal i.d. card, your phone, even a smartwatch. >>> plus, conduct questions about a local judge. the painful punishment that he's accused of ordering on a man representing himself. >>> and say good-bye to those cool temperatures for now. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will look at how warm it will get in your neighborhood in your weather and traffic on the 1s. that's at 6:31. stay with us. so it seemed like a good time to sell my car. well, we make it pretty easy. in fact, your appraisal should be ready, let's pull it up. now, how long do i have to decide on this offer? seven days, and we'll buy your car even if you don't buy ours. but if i decide to buy a convertible? the offer is exactly the same either way. nice! aaanndd... here it is! we'll take it! terrific. sell your car the fast and easy way, with no strings attached, at carmax. start here. >>> we are staying on top of a developing story tonight. president obama

. >> there's always a debate whether fares should be higher. or whether there should be none at all. >> reporter: king county is going both direction with a low fair of $1.50, and fares for richer riders $3.25 for rich riders. >> a classic move saying you folks need to ride the bus, ride it for $1.50. >> that is part of it. this is a community that wants to make sure everyone has a chance. >> reporter: it could benefit 100,000 riders with numbers below 23,340. they'll get payment good for buck 50 rides and could save more than $500 a year. is this redistribution. >> it's not just about altruism. this is about economic development. we need to make sure workers can get to work. and there's economic opportunity. >> in a system that had five fare hikes this five years, price is sensitive. showing in this debate with a rider paying higher prices. >> the folks will not be able to ride, they don't have enough money to ride the bus. >> i know, but i have bills, mortgage... >> that's true for most riders. if we don't raise the fares, we have to capsel s

be no fares at all. >> king county is going both directions with a low income fare of $1.50, and it goes up to $3.25 to richer riders at peak hours. >> a classically good-heart seattle move to say you folks need to ride, ride for $1.50. >> that's part of it, this is a community that wants to make sure that everywhere has a chance. >> reporter: it could benefit as many as 100,000 riders with incomes below 23,340. they'll get payment cards for $1.50 rides, and could save more than $500 a year. >> is this redisibz? >> it's not just about altruism, no. it's about economic development. we need to make sure workers work. and it's about economic opportunity. >> in a transit system that had five fare hikes in five years, price is sentive. it shows with a rider paying higher prices. the folks will not be able to ride because they don't have money to ride the bus. >> i have kids, bills. >> that's true for most riders. if we don't raise the fares, we have to cancel more service. >> san francisco is the only other major metropolitan area with a two-tier system. with 20,000 people buying half pressed

correlation between the fare increase and better service. i'm not real happy with the service muni gives as far as being on time. >> 25 cents. didn't really think it was too much of a difference. >> well, single ride fares and monthly passes for seniors, disabled and young people will not change. >>> as college students head off to school, they have to figure out how to set up banking and receive their financial aid as well. >> consumer reports is partnering for a report on certain things that you need to watch out for. >> here is michael finney with that report tonight. >> this report can save a family a ton of money. i'm not kidding you. >> campus sponsored bank accounts and pre-paid cards may seem easy and convenient choice. they also serve as a student i.d. some of the accounts could be a fee trap. >> it allows to you manage your money easier and get your refun refunds. >> this is a promotional video for hire one. it's the biggest player on campus. it offers cards at 800 institutions nationwide. consumers union, the advocacy arm of consu

great to see you, fareed, thanks so much. watch "fareed zakaria gps" sunday 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.t's look at more of your headlines, an american has been infected with the ebola virus, a mission tear doctor working with pregnant women in liberia tested positive for the virus. dr. tom frieden who just returned from a visit to the region warned tuesday this outbreak is gaining momentum and also said it's becoming harder and harder to stop every day. meanwhile human testing of an experimental ebola vaccine began in maryland this week, a group of three healthy volunteer also get the vaccine in these first phases of testing. >>> a senior israeli military intelligence official says hamas suffered "a huge dramatic hit" during their violent 50-day conflict. the official toll of the "new york times" senior hamas commanders were killed, thousands of operatives were likely wounded and major damage was done to the group's military imfrom structure saying that hamas lost two-thirds of its rockets. >>> some terrifying video to show you now this morning of a libyan military plane crashing to the

i'm fareed zakaria. we begin today's show with henry kissinger, the elder statesman of american diplomacy on isis, ukraine, and his opinion of president obama. then will the president's plan to combat isis work? >> if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> last, the former foreign minister of jordan, a country on the front lines of the battle. next up, "gps" goes to silicon valley. i will talk to two of tech's top innovators, travis kalanick the ceo of uber, and the billionaire everywho was the founding ceo of sun microsystems. finally, geeks and dictators, pitting one against the other. my money is on the geeks. i'll explain. but first, here is my take. here the united states goes again. america has declared war on another terrorist group. president obama's speech wednesday night outlined a tough, measured strategy to confront isis but let's make sure in the execution of this strategy that the u.s. learns something from the 13 years since september 11th, 2001, and the war against al qaeda

questions about one of my colleagues at cnn, fareed za caca zakaris, a plagiarist? >>> plus a news anchor who does not hide his point of view. plus a is abc news air brushing a scandal involving miss america? aisle be joined by a former cia official who is being quoted in isis propaganda but i want to start the morning by asking something controversial but something that we as americans have to be asking. is our country again waging war in the middle east based on faulty intelligence and exaggerated threats? i have a pair of guests standing by who have a whole lot to say about this, about the media's duty to ask these questions in times of war. so let me set the table by considering what's happened since monday when the government launched air strikes against isis in syria. we were shown u.s. navy video of the strikes and assured that the bombs hit the right targets. and we were told that the bombs also targeted a group we had barely heard of before,. now, we as journalists have very few ways to verify these claims. so i ask you at home, do you want journalists to a

the fares are going up for the first time in five years. cash fares for bus's and trains will raise by a quarter. monthly passes for qualities will go up to $68. passes including b.a.r.t rides will cost $80 and fares for seniors, disabled, children, will not change. >>> a couple of young men learned an important lesson about the ebb and flow of tides at san francisco ocean beach today. the fire department had to be called in after the pair got trapped on the cliffs. they walked barefoot around the rocks around low tide and then the tide came back in and could not get out. >> people should be aware that, you know, the tides do come in and did it could be potentially dangerous. the tides out here can come in quickly and that is what happened to these two kids. >> they are in the their late teens. aside from cuts and bruises they are fine tonight. >>> hollywood hacked. tonight, a dozen celebrities have been swept up in one of the biggest photos scandal. >>> one group is turning the ice bucket upside down and using it to save water. >>> highs a

train fares will rise a quarter... it wi . >>> some riders will dig deeper into their wallets starting tomorrow. the train fares will raise 25 cents. adult monthly passes will go up to $68. passes that include b.a.r.t rides will cost $80. fares for seniors, disabled persons and children will not change. this is the first increase since 2009. >>> oakland's first ever gay pride parade march down broadway today. thousands gathered to celebrate, show off costumes and raise the rainbow flag. the 5th year of the festivities but the first time for the parade. >> no rain as far as the rain can see. quite the opposite in fact. a bit of a warming trend on the way for the bay area. first, heading 13 miles south of the city of san francisco to visit the airport. the nation's 7th busiest sfo. look at the numbers in san francisco right now. 67 degrees, san jose, 77. warm, santa rosa, 84 degrees and how in concord, 89. by 8:00 tonight, we will be looking at numbers near 80 degrees inland, around the bay, around the 70s, at the beach,

i don't know that there's any correlation between the fare increase and better service. i'm not real happy with the service as far as being on time. >> the fare increase was approved back in 2009. that's when the sf metropolitan agency decided to increase fares incrementally instead of waiting for a big jump. >> the happy camp complex fire in the forest are dealing with warmer temperatures. in the 80s today. the lightning sparked wildfire burned nearly 100 square miles near the town of happy camp off state highway 96. it's threatening nearly 700 homes and has forced the evacuation of 250. firefighters are focusing on creating defensible space there. >> still ahead, a couple stranded at sea for a week. the first thing they wanted when they were finally rescued. >> plus -- >> i'm vic lee on the 280 extension to downtown san francisco. this extension has been closed since thursday but it may reopen sooner than expected. that story coming up. >>> that's the one i hope i have right now. for me to go home and be reunited with my family. >> new at 4:30, a rare interview with th

he's worked through fare hikes, extensive delays.said things are better now than when he started. metro will launch a nationwide search to replace him. charles said he is ready to spend more time with his family. >>> new number show it is going strong. metro released an updated release of ridership on the silver line. less than two months after it open, 15,000 riders are entering every weekday. metro says it is well on its way to hitting the projected goal of $25,000 riders each day after one year. >> i think we can forecast a slow commute. >> if you're thinking about taking metro in, that's probably the way it will go. the roads will be a mess. you know how it gets when we have any kind of rain, slow or even clouds. the beltway? not the best place to be. take a look outside. we have the wind blowing out of the northeast at aut 15 miles per hour in some locations. the rain still coming down too. tomorrow will be a fairly nasty day. at least early. currently we're sitting at 67 degrees. the winds at 13 miles an hour. the airport repor

new fare. adult day pass shell out 2.25. compared to the old fare of 2 dollars. so it's autopsy quarter. adult monthly muni pass is going from 66 to 68 dollars a month. that's increase of 2 dollars. the a pass used open both bart and muni is going up 4 dollars from 76 to 80 dollars a month. muni riders say the fare hike would be okay if it just meant they got better service. >> i don't know that there is any correlation between the fare increase app better service t.i'm not relevant happy with the service muni gives as far as being on time. >> 25 cents so i didn't think it was too much of a difference. >> single raid fare and monthly passes for seniors the disabled and young people will remain unchanged by the way. >> members of the military spend a lot of time training to react quickly and effectively. still to come how the tring likely saved the lives of 25 sailor and marine after helicopter crash at sea. >> hunt for man known as the ak 47 bandit. national crime spree that started here in california and why the fbi thinks he may have once been a police officer.

we are going three times daily from glasgow to london with lower fares and more frequency. we are happy to expand in those markets where we see a lot of opportunities. until the french sort out their legal structures and particularly their north korean attitude to unions and protecting unions, i think we will be fairly slow to open bases in france. >> you have expressed in the past dismay about the way the pilots approach this industry. what advice would you give over to air france right now? policy he isy the presently pursuing, making concessions to the pilots, which are ludicrous concessions, would not expand trans onvia -- transavia.

fares for seen niors, the disabled, and kids will stay the same. it's the first fare increase in five years. >>> sonoma county the latest to jump on the plastic bag ban bandwagon. that was a tough one. shoppers will now pay a dime for each paper bag. next july california expected to become the first to ban plastic bags statewide. >>> a caper at the state capitol involving a multimillion-dollar marble statue. >> what did you notice? >> the finger was missing. >> the tradition that may have chipped off a piece of history. >> a massive new celebrity photo leak. how jennifer lawrence and other stars are taking action. how to make sure stuff you upload to the cloud is secure. >> cloud? what cloud? no cloud around here just sunshine and heat. we hit 100 degrees in a few parts of the bay area. vacaville, you were in the upper 90s. things will be changing significantly before you go back to work tomorrow. details next. >> talk about labor day luck. the big prize this family is getting on their first visit to great america. who stole and posted nude is of a

muni fares increasing to 2- point 25. the monthly passes wild be going up and the only pass will cost $68. and seniors disabled fares are not changing. >>> we'll take a break. veteran 49er ray mcdonald under arrest and facing felony charges. the latest on the investigation. >>> some residents got a gift for turning in their guns. what they received. >> michael sam made headlines as the first openly gay player to be drafted. now he has been sacked. what could happen for him now that he has been released by the rams. arms embargo >>> the latest for the 49ers as ray mcdonald the latest to be placed under arrest. this time the charge is felony domestic violence. the 29 year old was taken into custody at his home in san jose. and we have the latest now on the investigation and what this could mean for the 49ers up coming season. >>> at 2:45 a.m. he was arrested here in his home. balloons point to a celebration. he turn 30 on tuesday. he was booked into the jail and later released on $25,000 bail. the charge is felony domestic

it's basically flat after selling 161 million pounds worth of fares in its lenders tsb. and shanks tanks, it's down 14%. the waste management company warns the full year results will be 15% blow estimates and cites difficult trading conditions in belgium. let's have a look at bonds. we've seen quite a big movement in bonds in the last ten days or so. it was only about ten days ago

fares for results climbing by a quarter to $2.25. monthly adult fast passes are increasing by $4. these are the first fare hikes in four years. >>> for thousands of us, labor day means one last chance to get out on a lake, but the drought can make that a challenge. boaters near sacramento didn't think they'd be able to use folsom lake this late in the season. the level is almost to the point where there's a mandatory speed limit of five miles per hour on all boats. that's the equivalent of saying fishermen only. >> we are here to try and squeeze in one last day of summer fun. >> anything after the fourth of july, that's great. i think they made a concerted effort to keep it up this year. >> reporter: they had some fun today. rangers at the lake say today is probably the last day power boats can use the lake, as you can see. tomorrow they expect to impose that five mile per hour speed limit. >> you can still go, just bask in the sun slowly. >> got to get on the boat and have some fun. >> all right, let's turn things over to rob mayeda. >> temperatures in the upper 90s to our east a

as "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter tells us team was running from police following a fare dispute. >> reporter: what began as a battle will with septa police over a fare dispute turns potentially deadly as a 16 year-old suspect whose identity we are concealing slips away, jumps a turn style and then darts on to a train, climbing on to the roof. >> initial between two train cars and climbs to the top of the roof of the train, eastbound train. >> reporter: waiting riders screamed as they spot the suspect now jumping on to a second moving train as it pulls into the station. the the before climbing down to the platform at the erie torresdale station. >> there was several girls on the other side of the platform trying to tell them to get off the top of the train consider your own safety what are you doing. >> reporter: after climbing off the roof suspect pound on the doors trying to get aboard and then takes off, once more, before being caught by office are nearby. a top that train police say the suspect could easily have slip, under the wheels or on to the deadly electrified third rai

this is the second allegation i found more troubling than others about fareed. quite frankly, it's not bleeding, so it's not leading. >> rick. >> i don't think so. i think this is all about fareed. he's like the rock star of the d.c. media. people love him. they think he's an intellect. if it was any other person, then they would absolutely go after this story. but because eat at cnn and because he's invited to all the right parties, it's just hands off. it's clear -- this is the way the d.c. media works. >> well, actually, he's in new york, but i guess you could say the d.c. ala carte of d.c. media. i want to mention that jeff zucker says he has complete confidence in zakaria. a source close to the cnn program tells me that of the questionable scripts from the cnn program, not his outside writing, that these were written by producers and later approved by faree ed zakaria. he did apologize a couple of years ago for which a piece that was similar to others in the new yorker. >>> coming up, fred francis on whether the media are swallowing propaganda by running th

fares are going up today. it's the first increase if five years and cash fares for buses and trains are 25 cents more. at $2.25. adult monthly passes are up to $68. and passes that include b.a.r.t. rides now cost $80, fares for seniors and disabled and children will not change. >>> 4:39 now. a man linked to bank robberies may have struck once again. investigators announced yesterday they believe the man known as the ak-47 bandit knock off a bank in nebraska in august on the 22nd. surveillance photos here from that robbery, nobody was injured there. but that was not the case in the first of the robberies. a police officer was wounded back in february of 2012 and san bernardino county. >> we want to make everybody aware of how violent this individual is. he's not afraid to pull the trigger. he's already shot a police officer. so anybody who gives him any resistance, he's not afraid to act. >> the bay area holdup was back in 2012 at a bank of the west on helen power drive up in vacaville. the others were in sacra

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host of "fareed zakaria gps" sunday mornings.you hear the ayatollah is saying this now, how significant is this? >> that's the most significant of all of this, the ayatollah, the supreme leader of iran would say it. it suggestses a couple things. one, they are worried about isis. two, their attitudes toward the united states are softening. perhaps most importantly, iran is very pragmatic. very practical. we always think of them as these kind of mystical revolutionaries, because they wear turbans and have beards. but the iranian regime is very pragmatic. their goal is to defend iran, its interests, the ally, they'll oppose whomever they need to. in afghanistan, people forget, right after 9/11, when we toppled the taliban, iran cooped with the united states. here again, what they're saying is, look, we have the same interests and the same common enemy. we'll work with you guys. in an odd way, we have more trouble than the iranians do. >> working with people, working together. it's interesting you bring up 9/11 and we've all read yo

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. >>> san francisco commuters should note fare hikes take effect tomorrow. only some riders are impacted. fares for adults are going up to $2.25. monthly adult fast passes increasing $4. fares for seniors, youth and disabled will not be changing. >>> tomorrow's labor day cookout will cost you more. on average experts say the price of this year's end of the summer meal is more than 2% higher than last year put prices up more than 10% because the virus reduced supply. steaks because of low cow supply and increased international demand. what would a cookout be without hot dogs? they are up 7%. the price of soda and beer remain just about the same as last year. >>> labor day a big travel weekend for many americans and this year gas prices are at their lowest level since 2010. nationally the average price of a gallon of gas is $3.45. around the bay area aaa says average for gallon is $3.87. san francisco the average is $4 on the nose. there are prices, low prices that we found for you on your screen. you will see that in san francisco it is $3.59 a gallon. prices

>> i agree with fareed. i think the president was blunt, he was tough, he was strong, not only in addressing what fareed was talking about the muslim world, but i also think in terms of russia. i mean this is a president who certainlily called russia a bully and said their vision of the world is a vision in which might makes right. . and he spoke for quite some time about russia, crimea, ukraine and about international norms and how international norms need to be respected. also one other thing that impressed me about this speech is that the president really made a generational point here. he indicated clearly that this is a generational task and that it's going to take time. he made the point, and this struck me, we cannot rely on a rule book written for a different century. so what he was saying was youth all over the world, take advantage of what is before you, of things we did not have, but do not use it to the end that the terrorists are using it, but take advantage of it in different ways. and he indic

faring comes back on general manager reggie who fared the 42-year-old allen first hiring after davis passed away. only third coach to be fired by the raiders during the season joining mike and lane. defensive coordinator prior to the hearing the defense kept stop anyone. he wept with rackie quarterback over veteran with mentioned results. offensive license coach tony dolphins former head coach or offensive coordinator olson most likely candidate to take over. raiders have a press conference scheduled for tomorrow. >> monday tonight football. chief host the patriots at arrow head stadium. second quarter chefs up 7 alec smith. charles on the bubble screen. dive into the end zone. up 14 nothing. smith charles took up again in the third. he does the rest on the flat. 3 touch down on the night. brady was terrible. sack twice fumble 20's threw 2 interception. 13 yard pick 6. tom looking 36 years old. the they head to san francisco to face the 49 they are sunday. >> final time out before we check on the a's in kansas city after the barbecue but to face the wild card play. oakland starting p

they have pass ports, and the fare is they could get back into the country. >> thank you. >>> members of an islamic militia group in libya appear to have taken over part of the u.s. embassy in tripoli. they are seen diving into the compound pool. the u.s. evacuated a month ago because of the danger of warring factions. it appears the embassy is still guarded and has not been ransacked. >>> russian president vladimir putin is calling on ukraine to talk about the crisis in the eastern part of the country. he said the talks should not be about technical organizations but what he called the political organization of society and possible statehood for eastern ukraine. they have faced several tough battles against newly strengthened rebel forces. >>> here at home, a developing story overnight. two people injured after falling off a carnival ride in texas. the victims, a teenaged girl and boy fell about 30 feet. they were not wearing safety belts. >> i heard a loud tlufrp and screaming. i saw a body on the floor and it was motionless. and there was a body that was barely moving. >> the young

fareed fata put patients through unnecessary chemotherapy and billed insurers.e defrauded medicare of $225 million. prosecutors now plan to seek a life sentence. >>> next, a scary situation for a guy trying to travel every country on earth. he was in buenos aries, when a guy on a motorcycle held him up at gunpoint. the guy demanded his camera equipment that he's going to use to document the trip, and he ran away and rode, with the help of locals to a nearby officer. >>> the number of deaths due to painkillers are up. those due to prescription pain medication quadrupled in a decade. it was ages 55 to 64, but the number of deaths may be leveling off. the key, they say, is awareness. patients should know that medicine, when overused, can be deadly. >>> well, if you don't get enough sleep, your memory may be playing tricks on you. people with less than four hours sleep remembered things that never happened or hadn't seen. research shows that sleep deprivation slows reaction time. your ability to think and make learning more difficult. it's obviously enough to keep y